Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1942 volume:

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K , ' -- v The HU- TI GTQN AN I9 42 Published by the XT 551 CLASS Qf 42 HUNTINGTQN HIGH SCHOOL X HUNTINGTON, NENV YORK A A F Q R E W O R D Now that our 1942 Huntingtoninn has gone to press 1 feel that all who help make it a success should be sincerely thanked. In settrng up the ooL wc wished ex cry stucIent's picture to appear at least once. We hr pe that we ha e f willed our purpose As we go our separate ways now, I only hope that this yeartsoolx wrlt serxe as a reminder of the wonderful four years weave spent here rn I'IL1U'CII'17tOI1 Hlgtwt PAGE TWO D4 i O wg ? M Q ll ll .5 V 'f vW I1 l..I a.. -'- ' m un Q 3 '-'A - DEDICATION Because of her deep understandingg Because of her willing cooperationg Because of her cheery spiritg Because of her friendliness to usg Because we sincerely appreciate au thisg Vxfe dedicate to Miss Isabelle Buchanan the 1942 nHuntingtonianH. . 1 Us ki x., w' Z Tk! fs PAGE THREE - FACULTY - 9 42 RAYMOND A. BURDICK -7 X HELEN ANDREXN B. A., Rochester University ROSCOE BAKER B. S., New York University lSABEL BUCHANAN B. A., Oberlin College M. A., New York University WALTER CALHOUN B. S., Buffalo State College MARVIN CARTER B. S., New York University ETHEL CASHMAN M. A., B. A., New York College tor Teachers WlLLlAM CLASS B. S., M. A., New York University ELLEN COLEMAN B. S., New York University ANN COLOAN B. S., M. A., New York University EHZABETH CUBLEY B. A., Rochester University M. A., Columbia University PAGE FOUR ROBERT CUSl lMAN f B. A., M. Ed., St. Lawrence U JAMES 'DOTY Oberlin College ESTHER DOYLE B. A., Emerson M. A., Boston University ROBERT EOLSOM N- niversity B. A., New Hampshire University M. A., Columbia University VxflLLlAM HlOBY B. A., Rochester University RUTH HOl3KlNS B. S., Rochester University HAROLD KlNCAlD B. A., Rochester University HELEN LANCASTER B. A., Syracuse University MABEL LEXN IS B. S. in Ed., New York University ESTELLE MEADOFE B. S., Cortland State Normal - - FACULTY 1942 '-QAAJX' rxflflfevdol . S vm , Lv W 95 -5' . PAGE FIVE 5? 0 C169 3' 53 few - FACULTY 19 4 Q g l lQOl5liR'l' l.. SIMPSON . ELSA MEISSNER E'l'lslEL TAYLOR B. A., Barnard College B. Af, VBSSSF C0ll9Qe M. A., Columbia University M. A., Michigan UniversifY ,XGNFQ PAULDINC MARION VAN ARNUM B, L. S., Syracuse University lilDNA VAN WART B. A., Barnard College JOSEPHINE WASSON B. A., Cornell JEAN PULVERlVlACl'lER B. S., New York University FLORENCE B, A., Washington State College B. A., Rochester University M- A-, COlUmbiS Ul'1iVeI'SiTv .IUMA REEDER WLDREU WWKES B. A., Elmira College B' A Park College M, A., Columbia University ADA SMITH HELEN NVYETH B. A., Goucher College , B. A., Denison Un've s't Ph. B., Syracuse University I r I y M. A., Breadloaf School of English FRANCES STONE VIOLA PILLOT ik B. S., Ohio State College Hospital of Good Shepherd lNursingl M. A., Michigan Urjyeriity :lt NQ,El'1Of0 f f - S K., 1 ,VK-.yyl 5 rw ,J 1!.,4,,7MA,.5- PAGE six FACULTY Q34 1942 5 Q is V fr 1 4 f If y v r jp J, f auf' ' 'XF f,1 ?-Olaf fif 5 EN Q.w-WWW -T i 'L ri, j- -is giij, f K 317- f 1 - - - f ' Riff- Jrff- H 'al , xi! E Tej nj-, it , 5 -F - i- , f- +4347 Q 'jii if . Q --gr V ' ' 'W fnli ' V ' iii-fv:'5 is Y ?.., '-ki ,-all rv- 5 FL ii! ,-f..11 iff-, 7 -E , 1,24 - -'91 -1-Lp' -I-if, - - Vi 'LE ,K 7 f Y Y L -QEQPXQ- 1 i f-ELA' - X ' - ,. :fig -- A ' -3-L. '3?2:?ff-gif' ' ' A ?L 'QL ', if TV 4 ,Tn ,fi Y -55935 4-f-1 gg? 5:1 f'-Tin' - ' TTL ,W -k-L' vm, -'y-F F- i- Q T -- --Q, 'Lg :T 1 - ..u,- L --Y - .. .-1,:A--f-- --ig .-- :........--, sz - - -r ...' 3 fl ?'?- .. IIISTORIFAI. SOCIETY OIT HUNTINCTQN PAGE EIGHT - CLASS 0131942 - - September ,BS toomect before us, we were going to Higb Scboott We were grown fottqst However, wben we enterect we fett like ants for tbere were peopte att about us, mittions ot ttiemt Xrve Finally tounot tbe auditorium but ob to tbe gymt ,38 passect ratber uneventtutty tor we were onty Fresbmen and coutctnyt associate Witb Seniors. H E559 came anct we were stitt babies because tbey took tbe Fresbmen to tbe Junior ig . At tast we became juniors. .tobn Petrone, Etaine Cook, Pauline Pascuzzi, Mtiriet Graf, Donatct Davis, anrt txiargaret Mueller made cotossat speecbes in tbe Prize Speak- ingrrtunior Contest. Even ttie Seniors bad to actmit tbe prom We gave tben was a tcnoctc- out. SENIOR OFFICERS M : President, Rollancl Telruultg Secretary, Muriel Darling, Vice-President, Anna Freyg Treasurer, Eric Hagerman: Representative, itfildrecl Swensen. Now it's 1942, we Witt no longer trudge tbe batts ot H. H. S. We bave been ftis- appointed Seniors for our long anticipated Washington trip bact to be cancettect because ot war conditions. Nevertbetess, it bas been a gooct four years and we teave retuctantty. PAGE NINE H. L ffl. KJ w 1' pxbxffy yfyvf' , 4 F5 4 'XA is 4,1 iV71J.Pr MVWWQ Clula, 13 Travel Club, 3. js Wt K3 Wtiiffi , .lf - - SENIORS 1 K ' 1 MELVIN ABOFF, MeI . What? Present today? Footlaall. AURORA ALBANESE, HRoraU. 'Silence is goldenf, So wlaat? Hcvrandm Pulls tlwe Stringsf, I xt 6 ,f 1 if L- 3V.,f y K71' rv-of C 'N ty, HELEN ALLEN, Sugar , Busy as a beaver. G. A. C. 43, Hall Cop, Q3 Major H, 43 Baseball Mgr.: Sopla.-slr. Forum, 2. V FRANK AlVlBRQSlQ, One swell fellowl Hall Cop, 2, 33 Baseball Varsity, 43 Footlaall Var- sity, 43 lntramural Basltetlaall, 4, D le:1'lv1ARY Aixizirmro, Lefty , Maimgs or 5 Q ggiricfesslril secretarv. Baslaetlwall, 1. Q. 4: Base- a 1, Q3 Soccer, Q3 Speedlaall, Q. XxljEA5l,NE1a1u1E ANZILLATO, Hsfrorlyn. What a 1 tl Tjfpiiftl Baseball, 1, 23 Baslxelluall, 1, 23 Speed- l .. a , 3 J, ,... A 3 N 1 Qs? iriwfzg wltwavwl 424,115 Wg 4, MARY ARCHER, HArcl1 . Fun is wliere you Und it. Basltellyall, 43 Solitlaall, 43 Hoclaey, 43 Tennis, 'lj Commerce Clulu. MICHAEL AVINO, Ki1ler i Romanois Stooge. Cheerleading, 3, 43 Traci-c, 3, 4g lntra- mural Basketball, 3, 43 Football, 43 Jr.-Sr. ljorum, 3, 4. 49'1?UTll BADGELEY. UIQU1ll'LfCH. A quiet soul, isn't she? Holnloies-Reading and listening to the radio. LGB BAVE, lilo . A11 good tlaings come in small packages. Cliorus, 1, Q, 3, 43 Science W RDQN BAYUS, HLiceH. His deep voice rsounds. Sopla.-Jr. Forum, 1, Q, 33 Jr.-Sr. orum, 43 Science Clulp, 3, 4. HEDXNIG BEYER, Iledy . Our silent book- lreeper. Travel Club, 3, 43 Vice President, 43 First Year German Prizeg G. Q. Boolclceeper. PAGE TEN V . Q! 1 IKISVLI f Lab, ft-7, fl I 3, ,T ,.- v if .iv 4 ff' ff - SENIO H . J T C, ' I' f Rfstlm Ally ill S PHYLLIS BEZZIGNANO, Phil . A swell friencl to liave. Cluorus, 1. 2, 5, 43 Tenis, 1. EARL BLAKE, Hlerryn. l lwave a renclezvous at hGuclclsH. Eootlnall, Q, 5. -fig lnterclass Bas- lcetloall, lg Cross Country, 2. ie EDXVARD BOCCARD, Efl . A friencl in neecl is a friencl incleeclfl Plai Beta lxlu, Q, 5, 4. ANTON BOHATY, HBO . hlxflusie lxlaestro. pleasef' Orelaestra, 2. 53 Bancl, 2. . 'O lXlA BONAKER. A cletiinite asset to tlsie Senior Class. Travel Cluln. Q, 5, 4: Secretary, '- Presiclent, 43 Arista, 5. 43 Presiclent, 43 Valedictorian. ROSENARY BONAKER, INlurvf'. Smart anal pretty anal ratl'1er witty. Travel Cluln, 5. DOROTHY BOSCH, Do11iQ . A home girl. Bowling Clula, 43 Basliellmall, 4. GENO EJUlTlTAl,lNO, BUD-U. Always 'flue same. FLORENCE BUROESEN, Skipper . Ornet- ly soplissticatetl. Arista, 5, 43 C. A, C., 43 Executive Council, Q3 Basltellaall, Q, 5, 43 Masque, 5, 4. MARGARET BUTT. lNlacL . Absolutely a live wvire. Baslcetlnall, 1, 2, 4. merce Clulo, 53 Baslqetlnall lxlanager, 5. Basltetlnall, Q, 5, 4. if PAGE ELEVEN JOSEPH CAREY. Hloeu. As unclianging as tlae Roclc of Giluraltar. Hall Cops, Q: Com- OSCAR CHAl3lVlAN. Hflliipu. A swell atlm- lete ancl friencl. Eootlnall. Q, 5, 4: B. A. C.. 5: Baselnall Wlanager. 43 Traclc. I, Q3 lnterclass 1 lt X my ,ill 2 Qt tr tit tx X RICHARD CHUTE, Hchuiieu. Definitely a benius in the musical Worlcl. Tennis, 1. ROSE. CONTE, URosyH, l'ler niclcname suits her. Soccer, 1, Archery, 1, 2. El,AlNE CQRNEH, LennieH. Shels certain- ly lull of pep. Chorus, 1, Q, 3, 45 Ricling Clulo, Ig Science Clulo, Q, 3, 45 lVlasque, 3, 45 Pricle 51 Prejuclice. ELAINE COOKE, CookieH. Hcalitornia, Here l Comet, Pricle 5 Prejucliceg Baslcetloall, 2, 3, 45 Hoclcey, 43 Tennis, 3, 43 Bowling, 4. IHOBERT CIOOKE, HCoolHeH. Disiinguisherl? I'.iB 1,4-1 1 ,4, 't ,Q ljriclsyg litiiicilice. Clnjiisjl-V ALICE coiwisu, '11a13t.afEea?e Mm the worlcl. Travel Cluln, 33 lvlasque, 3, 45 Paint Er Powcler, 1, Q5 ilr.-Sr. Forum, 43 Quality .Aw L2-19' ' 12 Street, 3. lVlURlEl, DARLING, Alu , .lust alaout as pretty as they come. Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 43 Sec. ol Senior Class, Arista, G. A. C., 43 lvlasque, 3, 4. t WM CCW' DONALD DAVE, Donn, Slow lnut sure. l Soph.-Jr. l:orumg .lr. Prize Spealcingg lVlasque, 3, 4. Q Y l3l'lll.l3ll3 DeDORA. A little sticlc ot dyna- mite. Baslcettnall, 1, 2, 3, 4: Softlnall, kg lball, Q3 Varsity Vxfrestling, 1, 25 Golf, 4. ' LEONARD DIAMOND. The bright light the Senior Class. Freshman-Soph. Forum, 3 Soph.-.lr. Forum, 2, 35 Bancl, 1, 2, 3. CHARLOTTE DICKER, CharI . Always on hand with victory stamps. Baslcetlyall, 1, Q, 3, 4, lvlasque, 3, 43 Outing Clutn, 1, 2, 35 Tennis, 1, 2, 35 Paint 6- Powcler Clutm, 4. VICTORIA DORNER, Hviclein. Weld like to have ltnown you taetter. Chorus, 1, Q, Ten- nis, 1g Quting Cluln, 4, Travel Cluln, 43 Masque, 4. Je -ft, TT' PAGE TWELVE at Q54 i 1 l M N itil - SENIO LOlS DREUSIKE, Lala . uDon't know why llrn so crazy for Jimf' Basketlaall, 1, Q, 5, 43 Hockey, 1, Q. 53 Secretary of Arista, 43 lVlinor Ul lU3 volley Ball, 1, Q. KENNETH DUNCAN, KennyU. Enter: ul'lill, tlwe lautlerng lxlatll Clula, 1. ESTHER EBNER, The Queen of Corn. l'lockey, 13 Question Mark, 43 Clieerleacling Club, 1, 23 Basketlaall. 1, 43 lX'lasque, Q, 5, 4. EVELYN ECKHARDT, Effie , Has the golclen voice of H. l'l. S. Clworus, 5, 43 Dance Clib 4 lvlas ue, 43 Senior Forum, 43 Art gp ti? tl W will 5 ,MA 1, 3 q Clulb, 4. in sometliing Baselnall Volleyball STANLEY EINSOHN, sian. A Wa, ,,f LAURA EDXNARDS, LuuriQ . Always do- QQ l g . . 3 . cf, . . ' l xi 4 ff stuclying. lntramural ljootlzxall, 2. ,ft B, J , . 4, -iq, 7 1 1 1 I I-f, ,J ,pp sff if 7,f'i. Z' I N Y. Tk. is fi2jf,?4 A? GLORl ENGLUND, Hlngiek Says little3 means a lot. Masque, 5, 43 Travel Clulb, 53 Paint gr Powcler, 53 Clwonis, 1, 2: Yearbook Stag, 4. 512,-, I- ,Q A 1,,,,4!.fQ -f, ELSlE ELESSEL. Dome , lxliss Ailclrewsl little lielper. Quality Street, Q3 what a Life, 53 Art Cluln, Q3 Travel Clulv, 53 Masque, Q, 5, 4. HL N,l:QSTER, Hpeanutu. Vxfoman alnout . enni , 3 l'lall Cop, 1,3 Dance Clulaf, 1. UBat2eH. ln or out? ANN FREY, ustiorfyn. Bulvloling over witli pep ancl entlnusiasm. Vice Presiclent Senior Classg President Atlwletic Council, 43 Rep. at Large Executive Councilg Aflv. Manager Year- lJook3 Cheerleader. EVELYN GARDlNER, Evie . Full of energy. Travel Clula, 23 Bowling, 43 Masque, 4. PAGE THIRTEEN f . re QW ' '! k v, of 5 .Lf xc l 4 1 M AF fi 5 I 'I I 1 ft F I A ,, . 'I' iff W I i 5' , 0 , Y' I-I I- 7 . 'N' what - rt' ft -fx - SENI 3? - 1 . 3' , 3 L I , , X ' It ' ALPH GILBERT, HRQCIH. Sctioot spirit and , i ' ttmen some. .Ir. Class Rep. to Ex. Council 5- B. . , A. Cg Big Hearted Herbert, lg BasIcetIJaII, I, I 'I 5, ' 2, 3, 4g Ixftatti Ctuto, 1, Q, 3, 43 Iwasque, 3, 4 I f . 10 Of f -My ii, V iw ' .7 ' .1 ,I wrt' .f 'f . J - I I IVA' I ,tt . Nw! . I!! rfk wf .W I ,V J, x 1 .rvl ,JV 1 ,,i fm A CLIAVJIA ,II W4 If f,,4 I I C3IIARI.O'l'TIi GREENE, C7lmllv , Winer, GIIVIBER GiHG0orgicH. Pmanct, 1, Q. 3, 4: Ijoottbatt. AARON GOODMAN, HZipH. A Iuusiness- man at Iweart. BasIqetIuaII, Q, 3, 45 Baselnatt, 2, 3, 45 Masque, 2, 3, 43 Halt Cop, Q, 3: Forums, Q. 3, 4. ALICIA COVE, HTi1yH. Quiet but resource I'uI. Soccer, 2. , MARY CRADY. OIWI Crnctyt Truty Iristl. Tennis 1- Bactminlon I IVIURTIUI. fnRAI', Orufy . An exceIIent exec- ulive. O. O. Prcsictentg Arisla 4- Maior H and Q, . A . ' ' , , ff L2 Ctwevronsg Prine Speatungg Isl Ijrizeg President fed?- of Camera 3. 1 '. ,-l.. - I rl ' Hn. R I ., , K , c 1. N . ,V t, ' .. we say we cIon,t mean a precipice. Bad- '- minton, Ig VoIIeyI9aII. Q, ScrviCeIbaII, Q5 Ctiorus, Q. 33 COD, Q. GLORIA GREENE, Hlvlour Dawn. Trustatmte anct cIepenfIaInIc. BaseIvaII, Q, 3, 45 BasI4etI3aII,x Q X 2, 33 VoIIeyIuaII, 2, 3: Tennis, . NILDRED CIQIFFIN, N'illie,'. Stiefs aIIy nice. ArCI1ery, 3. gi, ' 5' J ERIC' HACFMANN, '1Noe'X ' ut ., . - f He gets arounrt. IntramuraI BasIcelba 3, 43 Jr Sr Ixfiasque, 4: Frestw.-Soptw. Forum, 1, 9, Forum, 3. 43 Han Cop, 1, 2. IVIARIORIE HALLOCK. Ask her anything about Iworses, sI1e'II teII vou. Riding CILII3, 1, 33 I3asLelIoaII, Q, 3g Ping Pong, 3, 45 Archery, 2, 43 Travet CILIIJ. 4: Satutatorian. HELEN HALPERN Chub . AH must part. Han Copg Ping Pong, 1, 2. PAGE FOURTEEN .-. We frien cts I A - sermons e - BLANCHE THELMA HA MMO ND, 1-tzetn. Steele Soptiistication. Hockey, Q. 5, 4: Sotttnatt. 2, 5, 43 Bastcettuatt, Q, 5, 43 Tennis, 1, Q. 5, 43 ,1r.-Sr. Forum. 4. JOSEPH HANSEN. Hive . 'AWhat do you LTIONY, Joe? rlxtfplallix Clllb. cllwd- fwffk, ,OVLMAQJJ WNCENE HARTOUGH, Hvinnien. Modest anct conservative. Arista, 4: Basttettnatt, 1. Q, 5. 43 Hockey. 1, 2. 5, -1g1V1ajOrH3 Pi Beta 54111 Vice Presictent, 4. CARY HAXVTHORNE. 'ACorny . OH 'Suck Cornt Soptw.-,1r. Forum, QQ Pi Beta N111, 2, 5g Q? Staff, 2. L VpJtw,q, A,f'f,1,1-V lu '-VJA111ES,HE.BQ'ES, Ufimn. A11 he does, he gJ6e's7iR e111 Pi Beta IXVILI. Q3 lr.-Sr. Forum, 4. WDONALD HOBERG. Sfrefeh . A new ad- ctition anct a tau one. Enterect from Brootctyn Tectmicat H1211 School in 1942 wtiere he par- ticipated in tntramurat Foogtiactilbanct Swimming. .-Qx -awe:-CG 1 tc F' J X514 W 1 if ew- M ,ip .g -f 'H XV1LL1A1V1 HOLLY, Hfrislln. Keeps to nim- sett. Tract, 1, Q. 5. 43 tntramurat Foottaatt, 13 tntramurat Basketball, 1. MARJORY 1RE1.AND, Murge . Tell and stim. Hockey, 1, 23 Votteytyalt, 1, 23 Sotttnatl, 1, Badminton, 5. TRUMAN IRELAND, Buele . F1111 of fun. Eresictent of Sophomore Ctassg Staff, Q3 'Pi Beta M11, 2, 4g Sopti.-str. Forum, Q. BARBARA JANICHEN, Bobby,'. Simpte and sweet. Hockey, 5, 4g Bastcettaatt. 5, 43 Out- ing Ctutxg Han Cop. Q, 5: Pi Beta 1V1u, 4. DOROTHY JESSUP, Ufessu. What 1ies Le- 11inc1 ttiose eyes? Question 1V1ar1c, 5. EARL Jouusou, Rev , Creasect iiehimng .21 tnactc. County Track Winner, 43 Foottaatt, ,-4-111-ntington .1. Vfs, 1, Q, 5, 4. i ' x PKGE FIFTEEN 5gf,5?1'f-flnfwcgrtdgki k . e g K,,,1,.k , 1, Y 1 1 4 x. A J ,Jvffpv . W ,,,w - - SENIORS FANNIE JOHNSON, IoFmny . Our silent stanci-toy. Basicetiaaii, 43 Entered from Setauicet High ,593 Soccer, 1, 2, 53 Softioaii, 2, 5. QM!! V Y SHIRLY JGHNSQN, Hstiirln. We wonyt say a word about George. Entered from Bayside Zh! ff. High School 1' I - N 0 . Mlyiiq, fiwj iff if ' VJILLIAM Jouusou, H A ii tract: man as you,ci Want to sezissrijractcs, firvgyrfi QA Jouiis, BOW , A Waiting Q Ciuio, 1, Q. CHARMIAN JORCENSEN, Charmiv . X ft anti tnionrtc. Entcreci from South Hunting- t I-P 4 ton I-I. S. ,413 Girls, Social, 5. ADAM KACZUR, Moc , He always was rather qui tp . o ,, 1 1, ,sim ggambw 'X X X. t . xg H fIQAH'b4CK Lf Lire is a ia N -XX 113016 fun. intamurat it, Q3 Willing Af ',tr 'f!,,NVastiington x'V0fIiGfS, 4 X, ta i i HosEPi-i 14112 HY isiqed gmc, YARV f tieman. tx s, , ' Sopii .ir W N l x Ct tiorum, 2 viing, , T it Qt g 3 Vw 1 Q 'N..fi'ifAROL.D KNAUER, BaIie . And another , R ' it Xxpoint is scored by Babe. Basketball, 2, 5, 43 Q k .Tfoottnaii Mgr., 43 B. A. C., 43 Ping Pong, 2. 5, 1 H X X YL X N Xgfiitirtiractc, Q. -EQ - 7 Ni , ' 3 DXELEANOR Kuox, row . ua and tier A 5 SX at ivootgtceepingt Sopii.-Jr. Forum, 13 Commerce 3 , Ciu , 53 Masqtle, 4. 4 ,LA its 1 X DOROTHEA KNUDSQN, Knute . Ciass . XX YN Wit of ,4Q. Art Club Pres., 43 Treasurer, 13 U Masqile, 5, 43 Statt, 43 Yearbook Staff, 43 I Bowling, 4. T EILEEN KURKA, HKirteH. Dict you ,hear aw giggle? Masque, 1, Q, 5, 43 Paint ln, Powcter Q PJ Club, Q, 53 Riding Club, 1. xy .. ,.... qw as WAMMM' , b - SENIORSDVM ROBERT KUZlXllER, HBolzH. Quiet as they Come. Tennis, 33 Ping Pong, 5: ljootlball, Q. MARION La BRAGUE. Lam , She has a Ven lor the Navv Dance Clulo 5 4' Bowlin . .- -e - , - E, -lg lxlajor l'l3 Baclminton lxlanager, 43 G. A. C., 4. BERNARD LAYELLE, Bernie , lley there, Pell ljoothall. LEAH LHONIYIEDIEU. l'l.ee,'. Shes got what it talcesl Vife Pres. ol Executive Council, 43 G. A. 3, 43 Sotthallnl, 2, 3, 43 Baslcet- ball, 1. 2, 3, -4, Heekey, 1, Q, 5, 4. GERTRUDE TQOEFFLER, HGerlH. Quiet hut engairyging. Volleyloall, lg Tennis, 23 Dancing Clu , 1. MARION LOEPFLER., Butch , Not as tough as the niclrname implies. Bowling! Clulo, 4. ' J i jx ' fu. .f 1 ff' , fl 3 ' ' 'l'f ll'if'W PATRICIA LUTZ, Hljutn. luoolts on from the I siclelines. Chorus, lg Tennisg Volleyhall, 5. ,I CONNIE MACCHIARELLA. MacI2 . Sec- oncl Florence Nightingale. tloclcey, 1, 2, 3, 43 Baslcetluall, 43 Solthall, 13 Tennis, l Q- Hljilnhern. A Worcl to the wise. l'lall Cob, Q3 Bowling Cluln, 43 Chess Clula, 43 slr.-Sr. Forum. LILLIAN lNl.fXl.lSZEWSKl, Lil , Swell but quiet. Baslcetloall, 1, 2, 43 Tennis, Q3 Volleylyall, 1, Q, 43 Sotthall, l, Q, 43 Bowling Clulia, 4. JACK MANN, Hlerlen. Alilbi llqe. l'lall Cops. l, 23 Question lvlarlc, 43 Golf, 53 lntramural Soltloall, 4. EluSlE lVlARr-ldllxl, Slcating has its at- . 3 rf f , 'K A 'il ALM A -1 ff . J jf JW!! JZJQQ Qffijwvzelw Ahkfsyfgewf i traetions too, hasnlt it? Hall Cop, 53 Roller l Slcating. f f ' 3 ,,,1,-Kffv , ' . f 7 ff PAGE SEVENTEEN if? We A fmaa ,yew L ,il xl, Tslx 2 5 5 W ti X l A l. 'x 'I ' , i i . r i V , e 1 I folk y,t,JVt if 'f if t J fl, W t Q , , ii t 0 i 1 i i ,u if f. fu 57sENioRs - - tlwe worcl. lrfreslzman-Sopln. Forum, 25 Jr.-Sr. forum, 45 ess l 1, 1, 2, 3, . ,i as WNW N V AQXQALVATORE MORANDO, Sal , Noisy is J I Ch C iii 4 NL sift? NANCY NIQRRONE, HNanU. Goocl, sweet ancl lcinol. MARGARET MUELLER, Mull . Hurry! Hurryl Hurryl Yearlnoolc Eclitor, 45 Jr. Pres., 35 Girls' State Rep., 35 Prize Spealcing, 35 Arista, 45 Basltettmall, 3, 45 Staff, 45 EX. Council, 2, 3, 4. BOB NEHRBAS, HBOIJH. Notice tlde gleam in lwis eye. lvlasque, 3, 45 Pride 6' Prejudice, 45 Entered from Stony Broolc 19405 Football, 25 Tennis, 2. STANLEY NICHOLS, C'onliey . The priate ol Cold Spring Harlaor. Arcliery, Q5 Ping Pong. 25 Arcliery, 4. MARCIE NICOLETTQ, Nicky , Cari she taltl Travel Clulv, 45 Evaslaetlball, 1, 25 Speecl- luall, 1, 2. PAGE EIGHTEEN JOSEPH MESZAROS, Natioiiey . With Meszaros on tlae lielcl, lwow coultl we lose? Wrestling, 15 Baslsetloall, 1, 2, 3, 45 Eootlnall, 2, 3, 45 Baseball. 3. 4. Hlxlonku. tlim ancl llis plaotograpluy. Eootlaall. Q. 3, -I5 Bowling, 3, 45 Traclt, Q, 3, 45 Year Eooli, Q, 3 lplwotoglg B. A. C., 4. FRANCES lX'1lGARlDl. Fran , Gur Artist. Vice Eresirlent Art Clulu, 45 Pmaslfetluall, 2, 3, 45 Art Erlitor of Question lxlarlf, 35 ,Art lvlanager of Yearlaoolq, 45 Arista, 4. vu-fsfiff. Joiim MILLER, Mitter'l'. Aiwsys gsiifng teclinical. Emaslqetlnall lxflana er, 3, 4: lntramural Easlcetlaall, 3, 45 Elwotograp y Ent. of Ycarlnooli. 45 Tracts, Q, 3, 45 Executive Council, 4. STEXVART MITMAN, Simi-iv . Lilies tlaxc lntramiiral l7ootluall, 1: Cross Country acli, 15 lntramural Easlqctluall, 1, Q, 3, 45 Halt Pi Beta lvlu, Q. l'lERlNE NKTON, HKr1yH. Ellicicncy plus. Atlwlctic Hostess, 15 Eiaslqctlnall, 15 V lvall. 2: Horlxey, 3. i f I fit SENIORS - - Mfwf ANTHONY NICRO, Tony . Full of what I ti it taIxesI I JOSEPH GATES, Hfocn. Give him a track and heys happy. Track, I, Q, 3: Manager, 45 Boys, AthIetic CounciI, 35 IToothaII, 2, 35 Ping Pong, 3, 45 Varsity H, 3. f f-X , U f , 111- Aff' .Rfk IYX ' 'N FR.-xucis ONARRA, 1ffSh'i Are the , ,, ,x Doctgers stiII in the Iseagjiie-7' Orchestra, I, 2, QNM1 .4 .-W ,MEAE 3: Soph.-.Ir. Forum, 35 .Ir.-Sr. Forum, 45 Exec- r' M, 7' J' utive CounciI, -1. ' gl -ixi VICTOPIA OZAROFKI, V .IQ V. N mI er, I 'I ' pIease?HXTennis, 2: Sec. of iIfrz5veI CIIII1345 Q 'MJ Q IXIasque, 45 BasIQethaII, 35 'O 'RIM .y X PAULINE PA husy- V .14-4.-c if hocty. 'I1raveI CIuh, ry! I 3, 45 .Ir. Prize 45 Year- X, hook Statt, 4. .. iwdff BERNICE PAUS pause that retreshesf, Art CIN ce CI h 3, 45 Archery, ffblflfulf ff jf U- DoRoTHY PEDERSEN, Pete , Hspeat JQMLM the speech I pray thee, trippinQIy on the tongue. IVIasque, 2, 3, 45 Forum, 3, 45 Arista, 3, 43 Executive CounciI, 45 Ghost Train, 3. ATHENA PETERS, mfinon. Chemistryys her suhjectI BasIqethaII, 3, 45 I3asehaII, 3, 45 Hockey, 3, 45 Tennis, 1, Q, 3, 45 Archery, I, Q, 3. AGNES PETRQNE, Hpelsu. Shes awt:.:IIy nice. SofthaII, I5 I3asIcethaII, I5 SpeecIhaII, Q. FRED PHILLIPS, Freddie , H65 aIways there when you neect him. Ping Pong, I5 Ques- tion IVIarIc, 45 I3owIinf1, 3, 45 IntramuraI Bashet- baII, . jj! , 225224404 L I RALPH Piscoro. H 'S HK' ierher as he is a toothaII ?3IayZE. ? 2, 3, 45 Varsity H, 3, 45 IntramuraI BasI4ethaII, Q. JUNE POINSETT, Hlunen. IVIunch, munch, who,s got the carrot? .Ir.-Sr. Forum, 4. PAGE NINETEEN cg 0,111 N ttf f ,ii it t ., by A fv. ' X v 7 fp viii wixtag AJ' - + N ,,i,..?13 'Q f,:3fs3- siiuioifas - w A W W it AMELIA POLACEK, HN'i1niH. ixiiss Rcerteris rigtit iwanct. Yeariaooic Statt, 43 Question iviaric Statt, 43 Freshman-Sopti. Forum, 13 Jr. Prom Committee, 53 Basisetiaait, 4. Vivacious ma. Basiqetioaii, 1, Q, 5, 43 Hockey, 5, 4: Danc- ing Ctuio, 1, 23 Rep. to P. T. 43 Bowiing, 2, 4. HQuigH, A iittie on ttie quiet side. Ping Pong, 1, 5, 43 tntramurai Bas- iietbiiiij Gott, 5. ANTOINETTE RAtO, Toni . Always inap- py. Sotttnaii, 1. JOHN RANKEN, Ulotinniou. Our itoidn Car- Reifi. intramurat Basicetinaii, I. RASKIN, Cooperation pius cie- penciainiiity equais .tacit Co-Bus Mgr ot Huntingtonian, 43 Prize Sidcaiqing. Staff, QQ if ,ti Q, iir,-Sr, lmrum, 43 Basiiclinaii Mgr., 5. ' i .i0QC9pO.gwf -5:0 PAUUNE REDDY, Hpauiieu. Who says stieis quiett tviasque, 5, 43 Yeariaooic Statt, 43 Paint sn, Powcter, 5. JOAN REINHARD, Uloanien. Knows tier stutt. Tennis, 1, 2, 5, 43 Masque, 5, 43 Paint 'ni Powoter, Q, 5, 43 Hait Cops, 53 Prom Com- mittee, 5. CYRIL RESHETILOFF, Cyn, Quite a con versationatist. Fencing, 13 Science Ctutn, Q, 5, 43 Pi Beta twu, 5, 4. THOMAS RICHARDSON, Tommy , Air- piane Ciutn, 13 Footiuait, 2, 53 Basicettaait, 5, 43 if Tract, Q, 53 Band, Q, 5, 4. L j Ki i , I, L,,4f'fVi,,9 ravi . Q 1 ff, I. If , i . GRANT RtSCH, HGranin. Sitence ,is gOtl5tCIl1 Ctiess Ciutp. DOROTHY RISEBROW, Doi Att the quaiities ot an emcient secretary. Ex. Councii, 2, 5. 43 Secretary Jr. Ciass, 53 G. O. Secretary. -'13 Arista, 43 G. A. C. Secretary. PAGE TWENTY i KN' J Jett- 1 1, 1 'Q liilllgl :XM X 1 951 f dancl tl'1en some. Question lVlarl: Eclitor, 43 Prom f, - SENIO' - - Rrrfx RoBER'rsoN, fanning , A swell kids l'lall Cops, Q, 33 Arcliery, 2. Q LEONLLX RQDAU, Hlleeu. Slwort laut sweet. J rlr. Prom Committee, 3, uQuality Streetfl 33m Ei Beta lxlu, 2, 3?gl35l4ey, 1, 2: Nu s. LLoYo Eorosuo, anim Huntington H. Sfs rutntner man. Traclq, 1, 3, 43 Wrestling, 13 Clieerleacling, 2, 3, 43 lntramural Baslcetlaall, 3, -13 Cross Country, 2. HERBERT RQSENKQFF. l3Ierbie . Always a smile on luis face. Masque, 2, 3, 43 Sopll.-nlr. ljoru , Q, 33 H lmost rllrainf, 33 Hall Cops, 2. l jaw QM aww W' l.lAlVl RUSSELL, HRUSSM, The intellec- tual type. Footlball, 43 Cliess Clula, 43 lntra- mural Baslcetloall ancl ljootloall, Q, 13 Sopla.-.lr. rm, 2. .EN'l'lN SAlVllVllS, QuentH. Personality Q4 Wfwfjwysg! 1244 lVlgrf, 33 lr.-Sr. Forum, 43 lVlasque, 3, 43 Rep. to Executive Council, 2. 1 l 1 MARTHA SARGENT, Marty . 'Ll clon't Q, 3 43 Clieerleacling 43 Dance Club 3' l lxflasciue, 3, 43 Tennis, ul J Wi, . WILLIAM scANLoN, BiIl . ls ne M , 44' a woman laater? Footlnall, 3, 41 Baslcetloall, 43' Jw-J Q-' In Pres. of . , 4: Traclc, Q. I rf ,A fl f -Y R rl' SCHAELER, Sclialler . A llne liarac ctress. lVlasque, 2, 3, 43 Travel Cluln, A , all Cops, 23 Hpricle ancl Prejuclicemg .lr.- 1 ' orum, 4. M ARC-ARET SCI-lOlVlBS, Margie . Slaels goocl on roller slcates. Emaslxetloall, 1, 23 Soft- lnall, Q. ALlCE SCHWIER, llsisu. liincls it hard concentrate. Bancl, 1, 2, 3, 43 Orclaestra, 1, to Q, ww Wi N I A lf 43 Baslcetloall, 1, Q, 3, 43 Hocliey, 3, 43 lvlasque, Q. CARRIE LEE SCOTT, Saou , Why so quiet? Softball, 1, Q, 3, 4. A? PAGE TWENTY-ONE QQ A,1JU'1.2'l4,g Jfrwwxffiff Want to Walla witlwout you, ilaclilll Baslcetlnall, ' I lI'11l-X' I- ' ,Q , .ff x ,Ha I .? ti I,Q ju C .. I I' ,E 3 Q,-J 1 .MIIII mu. .Au ,f C - - SENIORS - - ROBERT SCRIBNER, ScribBy . Do we lilae llim? - You laetl Tennis, Q, 3, 43 lntramural Easlcetlball, Q, 3, 45 Bancl, I, 23 lvlasque, 3, 43 Question lVlarlc, 3. LAXVRENCE SHARPER, Professor . Elll- cient to tlwe Ntli degree. Science Clulo, Q, 3, 4, Cliess, Ig Question Marlc, 4: clr.-Sr. Eorum, Hall Cops, Q. IMUEIEI sirooo, Sko0giQ , whats this ea out you, ancl tlie R. C. A. E? 3 scqkey Q3 Baslcxtluall, I. Q . I -, S my . OH What a gIfIII ,N oc'e , , Has tlnall, I, 2, 4: lvlasque. 3, QS?g5?u' ?n larlgx 4, Executive Council, Q. r I CATHERINE SMITH, Kay . Entered from Girls, Higgli Sclwool Paper Staltg Pres. ol laeacl- ers, Clulu. lOSEljl'l SUl.OlVlON, loan, Il music lne Ilie loocl of love, play on. ljmncl, I, 2, 3, 4, Or- cliestra, I, 2, 3, 4. XM WI l'lYlVlAN SQNSKY, Hffyn. Seen laut not lwearcl. EDITH SUPER, Hpieplaleu. Slie can malce a balance slweet balance. Travel Cluly, 25 Science Cluly, 3g Arcliery, I, 2, 3. GLORIA STEDFELD, Glo . Held lniglu the illustrious name of Steclfelcl. lvlasque, 3, 43 Vxflwat a Life-prompter, 33 ljricle ancl Prejuclicc- prompter, 43 Arista, 4, Numerals. ESTHER STEVENS, Buzzyn. Anotlwer quiet girl. Tennis, lg Baclminton, Ig Paint Kim' Powcler, 35 lvlasque, 3. RICHARD STONE, Hllickn. UA rolling stone Qatlwers no mossm - Says wlio? Question lvlarlc, Q, 3, 4, lxlallumagicians, 4g Forum, 2, 35 lvlasque, 2. 3, 43 Science Clulv, 2. 3. lVllluDRED SWENSON, Ulxlillien. l:un lov- ing, yet inclustrious. Executive Council, 4, Arista Vice Eresiclent, 43 G. A. C., 3, 4 CllCCflG8CllHQ', 3, 45 lxflajor H, 3. PAGE TWENTY-TWO 11 f 5 K H SENIORS - - MARGARET SWEEZY, Murgie . Believes in Conservation ot speecli. BALNOR TAYLQR, HCl1iclacn Head . lsiglutsl Actionl Curtainl lvlasque. 2, 3, 4g Souncl Clulu, 2, 3, 43 Camera Cluln, 3g Exec. Council, -lg S. C. D. C., 4. ,pi - CAROLINE TENUTO, Tex , Softball, 1. 2, 3, 43 Hocliey, I, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball, 2, 3, 4, Baslaetlnall, 1, 2. 3, 41 Ping Pong, 2. HQXVARD TERRY, Htlowieu. lvlilclly con- servative AA M MI fliffn , 32 i RM 64' Jr. . Romano TET 1,1 'f' leaclerl Presiclent Sr, ,lassg Vice Presiclent Llr. fboi' CI ,V 'tBktIuII,1,Q,',4,V't QW Baseesljall, Sfsgllflz Qiafsiti l:ootlJall,34. argl y PATRICIA TIRIOIVIPSON. Tommy , Quiet, I luut clepenclalnle. lvlasque, 4. ,X HAROLD TQQRNBURC. Entered from luinclenliurst in 1937. GALE TRENARY, HTrenH. Pretty gall N Z FRED TURNER, wlluckn. Quia, but 1055 Oiffiufvlf K WWW' fun. Ping Pong, I, 25 Badminton, Q, 35 Bowl- ing, 3, 4. JACQUELINE WALStl, lackie . lVlay you go tar. Arcliery, I, 2, 3, 45 Tennis, 35 Sottlnall 33 Baslqetlyall, 3, 43 Pres. Commerce Clulo, 3 BI.Jn4',R,f0Q,DH4MA I lla' B H 3 Q . ', ur . 'i ' ' I statue? t all ll iris? r cI4yfgQ2Qgf,g1.w S IVIHS1541 Q I-LQJ-latlilin. Mafif , Epwiiyolfgtf, 43 H fi M !T M - I ELLISON WANSER, Elly , 'NivfeTt1u'5'y, W -f never Worry. Bancl, I, 2, 33 Qrcliestra, I, 2, 3, 43 Footlnall, ,l. V., I. ' J' f H' 9' - , aaa' fu ,Ri 4, , 'Y' V ff 'ji PAGE TWEN-YY ruigvsvl ' ' I V ' - - E V I .I I - X. X u 2 I K lx It Ury, ' 'X . tl! t R' V ill- ll xx 4 v ,L,,u'-guvgg i J, x 1 . V N A AAI! It 7, -' . ,LJ r 'K ,A ,, ff 34 ,L -'W -M ,...-.. - if f7'-Ha I 5 W , . J If , I 5 1 I Ulf 'W ,I i' ! .f who MMR PAGE TWENTY-FOUR SENIORS LD? MAE XNARD, Slow hut sure. Soft- a , 1. HLcnnyH. Definitely likes reading. Basehali, 25 Track, 55 Ping Pong, 4. YVAREING, BIonclieH. Ui hate and love. perchance you ash whyin Basicethau, 45 Basehaii, 1, 5, 45 Hockey, 1, 45 Badmin- l, 45 Voiieyhan, 1, 4. YDIA WIIJSGN, Dinlq . Another Green- e. Travci Ciuh, Q, 55 Science Ciuh, 25 -Junior Forum, 55 Masqiie, 55 Jr.-Sr. Iiorum, 4. GLORIA ZANGANI, Syn , One of the host. Niasque, 2, 5, 45 Queslion Mark 45 Year- Slaff, 45 Ex. Council, 45 Arisla, 4. BARBARA ZEFSE, Bnlnhie . Give her n man anci shc,s conieni. Rirhngf, 1, 2, 55 hianagcr, Q5 Bashelhaii, 1, 2, 45 Tennis. 4: G. A. C., Q. MARY KELLER. ChieLie . What need of many words? Basehau, Q, 5, 45 Hockey, 45 Baci- In minion, Q. 45 Ping Pong, Q, 55 Masque, 5, 4. WILLIAM zizus, 1' mi om guyi Great , guy! Foothaii, 2: S ind Chih, Q: Bowling ' ' Ta ,-5 It sh ' au, Q, . U f fiffn em 0 nr i 5 KMM ixlll U19 Albanese, Aurora Ambrosio, Frank Anzillatto, Mary Anzillatto, Nellie Archer, Mary Avino, Michael Badgeley, Ruth Bave, Lois Baylis, Gordon Beyer, Hedwig Bezzignano, Phyllis Blake, Earl Boccard, Edward Bohaty, Anton Bonaker, Norma Bonaker, Rosemary Bosch, Dorothy Butfalino, Geno Burgesen, Florence Butt, Margaret Carey, Joseph Chapman, Oscar Chute, Richard Cooke, Elaine Cooke, Robert Cornish, Alice Cornish, Elaine Darling, Muriel Davis, Donald DeDora, Philip Diamond, Leonard Dicker, Charlotte Dorner, Victoria Dreusike, Lois Duncan, Kenneth Ebner, Esther Eckardt, Evelyn Edwards, Laura Einsohn, Stanley Englund, Gloria Flessel, Elsie Foster, Hilda Frey, Ann NVHAT WE ARE - - Pet Like sport clothes sports sports sports dancing wolfing reading Brooklyn Science reading Frank ' Corrine brunettes jam sessions good times R. C, A. F the Navy his car class of '4l Arthur 1 Green Eyes' driving radio California girls skating comedians vanilla cokes pay envelopes a certain girl reading Bob Hope moonlight roller skating the butler in Pride and Preiudice skiing singing music a green soph looking for the 4th floor sailors milk chocolate parleys swimming all sports - NNHERE ARE WE C-OlNGl Pet Peeve catty girls teasing women joining G. O. to play sports be an old maid homework female wolves dark nail polish a prevaricator silly girls football answering letters high heels and low socks blondes women drivers clashing colors Latin class symphony hot meals glamour girls Mary flat tires women drivers clothes not being there too few vacations the boys ' history picking up after Dot silly girls other men bragging misspelling or mispronunciation of my name no moonlight conceited men French verbs history chain smokers homework women discussing politics know it alls men the name Hildegarde let Frey be first, she's the smallest mediate Destination Katherine Gibbs .loin Air Corps Women's Ambulance C1 Defense Corps Cortland State Teachers' College Berkeley School Navy Work Undecided Cornell University Work V Cumberland Hospital Nursing School Packard Business School College Join the Navy University of Dubuque Work Farmingdale State College Work Katherine Gibbs Prospect Heights Hos- pital Nursing School Work Grumman Aircraft lnd Westminster Choir College William Smith College California Institute of Tech. Training at Methodist Hospital Undecided Katherine Gibbs Hamilton Army Air Corps Work Columbia C1 Lee Graduates Business School Secretarial School Work Study Agriculture College Study Music in N. Y. Get Married Study Horology St. Luke's School of Nursing Work Get Married Defense work for U. S. PAGE TWENTY-I-'IVE XNHAT WE ARE - - - AJC! I il O Gardiner, Evelyn Gilbert, Ralph Goodman, Aaron Gove, Alicia Grady, Mary Graf, Muriel Greene, Charlotte Greene, Gloria Griffin, Mildred Hagemann, Eric Hallock, Mariorie Halpern, Helen Hammond, Thelma Hartoug h, Vincene Hawthorne, Cary Hedges, James Hoberg, Donald Holly, William Ireland, Marjorie Ireland, Truman Janichen, Barbara Jessup, Dorothy Johnson, Earl Johnson, Fannie Johnson, Shirley Johnson, William Jones, Barbara Jorgensen, Charmian Kaczur, Adam Kelsey, Raymond Kirdahy, Joseph Knauer, Harold Knox, Eleanor Knudson, Dorothea Kohout, John Kreutzer, Margaret Kurka, Eileen Kuzmier, Robert La Brague, Marion Laible, Oswald L'Hommedieu, Leah Loeffler, Gertrude Loeffler, Marion PAGE TWENTY-SIX PQI Like vacations his Ford basketball week-ends week-ends in the city cooperation Cliff baseball boys as big brothers parties horses dancing writing a senior theme people who do not like Studebakers chocolate malteds sports excitement sports eat horse-back riding all sports looking for the ideal man dancing jumping music George girls roller skating dates iDromedaryl swimming Dodgers nice girls dancing the Irish food girls dancing boogie-woogie kidding Coach Kincaid Bob science Mahoney dancing winking XVHERE ARE WE GOING Poi Poetic homework air-raid alarms his first name being called Tiny being called 11O1Grady11 perpetual gripers studying history jazz smart alecs Monday morning maraschino cherries getting up being called l-lambone football games corny jokes women Centerport at night girls history get up early corny jokes housework corny music red hair khaal spinach old maids brothers slacks on girls Spanish a bad band at the G. O. dance 4 fouls in basketball being called Shorty Mr. Cushman girls smoking and drinking a run in a good stocking wolfesses listening to bull throwers freckles corny jokes Engl ish being called Gara opera lmmediciie llestinaiion Secretarial Work U. S. Navy Grumman Aircraft Work Work Cortland Normal School Work Seacliff Baby Convalescent Home Al's School of Beauty Culture Work Nurse's training Business School Cornell University Katherine Gibbs Penn State Work Work Work Undecided Kings College Presbyterian Hospital Nursing School Modeling School Undecided Al's School of Beauty Culture Secretarial Work N. Y. U. Work Fordham Hospital Nursing School Study Drafting Join the Marines Work Undecided VVork Work Roosevelt Aviation School Johns l-lopkins Nursing School Katherine Gibbs College Be a Telephone Operator Study Radio Engineering Convalescent Home Sea Cliff Baby Work Secretarial Work XYHAT XVE ARE - - - XVHERE ARE XVE GOlNGl NYGIVIC Lutz. Patricia Macchiarella, Connie Magee, James Maliszewski, Lillian Mann, Jack Martin, Elsie Meszaros, Joseph Meyers, George Migardi, Frances Miller, John Mitman, Stewart Moon, Catherine Morando, Salvatore Mueller, Margaret Munson, Leo Nehrbas, Robert Nichols, Stanley Nicoletto, Margie Oates. Joseph O'Mara, Francis Ozaroski, Victoria Pascuzzi, Pauline Pause, Bernice Pawul, Frank Pedersen, Dorothy Peters, Athena Petrone, Agnes Petrone, John Phillips, Fred Piscapo, Ralph Poinsette, June Polacek, Amelia Parco, Thelma Quigley, James Raio, Antoinette Ranken, John Raskin, Jack Reddy. Pauline Reinhard, Joan Reshetiloff, Cyril Richardson, Thomas Pi-1 Like breakfast in bed singing Chattanooga Choo Choo 9th period Friday bowling N. Y. Giants roller skating school photographing women hamburgers G cokes vanilla and chocolate ice cream listening to radio in history Panama Canal pushing cars a certain N. J. High School basketball most any girl eating good book, an apple and a comfortable chair track detective stories vacations out of town traveling U. S. Army lemon pie bein' dramatic ice skating roller skating short brunettes holidays a certain Junior to debate convertibles Bob vacations smiling faces swimming G. O. dances 2 years ago chocolate floats Stardust traveling playing music Pei Poem? broken finger nails history lst period Monday Mushy Bklyn. Dodgers history agreeing loud make-up loud striped socks pistachio ice cream people who speak continually glamour girls girls Where's the photographer? the library Latin I I school some girls in H. H. S. shuffleboard school teasing gossiping people being called the baby sissies and snobs people who are always in a hurry braggarts homework girls other than short brunettes girls with pigtails her boyfriend dumb people bouncing home on the 5:30 bus getting up early reporting to home room 9th period wavy hair homework English senior theme forgetting names when introducing weeding a garden staying after school immediate Destination Business School Nurse's Training Work Work Work Defense Work Work N. Y. Institute of Photography Work for U. S. Pratt Work in Radio Experi- mental Laboratory Army Nu rse Syracuse University Williamsport Dicken- son Jr. College Defense Work Virginia Military Institute U. S, Navy Long Island College Hospital Work Be a Newspaper Man Telephone Operator Mary Immaculate Nurses' Training School Defense Work Aviation Times Building School of Journalism Defense Work Cumberland Hospital Nursing School Undecided Michigan College C. C. N. Y. Washington University Secretarial Work Pratt lnstitute Work Work Undecided Columbia Heffley School Smith College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Be an Auto Mechanic PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN basketball Pratt Institute NGIHG Risebrow, Dorothy Robertson, Rita Rodau, Leonia Romano, Lloyd Rosenkoff, Herbert Russell, William Sammis, Quentin Sargent, Martha Scanlon, William Schaller, Dorothy Schombs, Margaret Schwier, Alice Scott, Carrie Lee Scribner, Robert Sharper, Lawrence Skoog, Muriel Smith, Ann Solomon, Joseph Soper, Edith Stedfeld, Gloria Stevens, Esther Stone, Richard Swenson, Mildred Taylor, Balmore Tenuto, Caroline Terry, Howard Tetrault, Rolland Thompson, Patricia Toornburg, Harold Turner, Fred Walsh, Jacqueline Walsdorf, Burton Wanser, Ellison Wareing, Ann Ward, Ida Mae Ward, Leonard Wilson, Lydia Zangani, Gloria Zeese, Barbara Zeller, Mary I Zizus, William PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT XVHAT WE ARE - - - NVHERE ARE WE GOINGI Pei Like to be with my friends Canal Zone chocolate ice cream tumbling eating sleep cigars Jack sports loud socks 6' ties roller skating hockey cooking summer vacation good books black C7 white sodas biology class money week-ends Broadway sodas going to the city Broadway sodas the No. I3 good food cowboys roller skating chocolate soda playing pool girls with peculiar faces Frank Sinatra girls the Irish music C7 dancing sewing reading club meetings dancing music C1 skating archeology Pet Pecve losing everything Yes, Sir, can I help you? history assignments waiting for roll call in gym talkative people lamentations of Dodger fans slacks wolves mathematics review classes stand-ups Mr. Doty buttoning and unbuttoning his vest leaving school history 9th period Republicans bad English hair falling in her eyes working being called Super' waiting for people slow people buying gasoline for his car loud colors not enough lunch periods failing history tests not being able to go skating conceited people history bragging a date with the teachers homework being small squareheads staying home on week-end nights cooking homework law would-be glamour girls being teased staying home on week-end nights cheese Destination lrrzmecliale Boston University Telephone Operator Secretarial Work Work Farmingdale Agricul- tural Institute Work Brooklyn Polytechnical Institute Colby College Hofstra Presbyterian Nurses' Training School Defense Work Nursing School Cooking School United States Coast Guard Academy Ohio-Wesleyan University Lenox Hill School of Nursing N. Y. Institute of Diatetics U. S. Navy Work Adelphi N. Y. Institute of Diatetics Rensselaer Polytech- nic Institute Defense Training Institute N. Y. Merchant Marine Academy Work Aviation P. G. Machinist Apprentice U. S. Navy Business School Join the Marines Cornell University Office Work Sewing School Carpenter Work Work Skinners' Secretarial School Undecided Office Work Coast Guard Academy x gm THE JUNIOR .CLASS w X Y' X J .f 1,55 Rf' 457 5 , ,, Y g L jffgfvu N affw, 1' 154314 G QAE.-,YN X Q55 , ' xv N PAGE TWENTY NINE A 1 6.1 DJ f .' KWWMK - - CLASS OF1945 - - We, the class of Y45, toolq oft with Hying colors from our freshman year, which was full of awe anci wonder, in the Junior High School, and made a successful three point landing in the hails ot H. H. S. Being individuaiists, our class in Senior High consisted not of the greenest lot of Freshmen, hut of sophomores, First in the history of Huntington High School, to hegin there at the class of tithe iowiy Sophsf, We eiecteci Betty Bowen as pitot, George Bitzi as co-pilot, Bob Corwin as secretary and Edgar Jennings as treasurer. The Barn Dance was a great success. We were feci our share of razzing, hut had the pleasure of knowing that our turn tor giving the same would come. And it camet We hegan our Junior year with the ULatin-Ainericanu Prom as our target. Ot course, we participated in the annual Junior, Senior hasitethait game, and helct the Junior Prizespealiing contests. Qur omcers this year Were: Pilot, Gerard Moran, co-Pilot, George Bitzi, Secretary, Phyllis Avino, and Treasurer, Barhara Burton. ilu iiiilvmnriant IRVING LEITZER CDROWNEDD April 7, 1942 JUNIOR OFFICERS AM pp J Qwj t- . AJ W mu Q Mft 'MM at fi, l. fjlfjdgx NV ir i i i President, Gerry M'oran - Vice--President, George Bitzi - Secretary, Phyllis Avino - Treasurer, Barbara Burton - Representative to Executive Council, York Igucfii. PAGE THIRTY -ff rf V . , V ,y f 4 X fwfr J' MW 7 fv x,uW 1 J ', Ab4g,L . ' - !Y1gLm,v.J751 ffm ILL THE , SOPHONORE .7 C L A 5,5 ,Q , M7 ' by ' .R jxd Ei f Y, Q Mr r if X M, XXX X -3 fp , gif 1 frwb S A XX 194 11 xx! xx K L of , M X 'DS f QQ F 3 x O X x PAGE THIRTY ONE - - CLASS CDF1944 The ctass ot '44 is the smattest, hut perhaps the most courageous ctass in Huntington High Schoot. They have withstood the torment ot upperctassmen for a year and can truthtutty say that they have had HThe Vxfortcsfl They have tween asked to sing songs they didnt tcnow, give cheers they hadnyt heard hetore, and have taken a good rihhing from everyone. Not only are they good sports taut they are good students, good actors, good writers, and amazingly talented. Many ot them are in HQuestion Mart,y, HtVtasqueU and various other organizations. The ctass otticers were tsahet Schophactc, Presidentg Ronatd Gay, Vice Presidentg Atice Hero, Secretary: Vxfittiam Ferguson, Rep. to Executive Councitg Helene Matizew- std, Rep. to Girls, Athletic Councitg Charles Coshignano, Rep. to Boys, Athletic Councit. Fun seems to have heen the ctass password, tor they had a ctass party, and were generously represented at every type ot tunction given at the school. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS M xx iff, h 0 X. 5 4. UV! Q President, tsatvet Sctiophactzg Vice-President, Ronald Gay: Secretary, Alice Herog Representative to Exec- utive Councit, Vvittiam Ferguson. PAGE THIRTY-TWO ,J wifi V 4, ix Z 'S '- f Lii i'?, Q I 'Q 1 X S 'iwillx 1 f2gE 3 '52 r j f - 31' 5 . QE I I f AU W I f , k 1 ' N x -J Q H ui E n fx ' ' lx 4 Nm .1 x H 1 iw W tx! Hx ll' INV' Nw I wi , U 5 UN, N .5 4, My 1 V 5 lx 1 ,. , W ' ' i Yfl 1q IWEIM Mi lg W 1: .VA i iv ., MV HU N. A1 ,ff fvvu,-555? 09121 3Hirai Qlhurrh PAGE THIRTY-THREE EXEC UTIVE CC DUNCIL The familiar ringing of link Iseli zil. lim 1-ml ul' Ilia- cigglillm pc-riorl on WixflliCSCIl1y' semis Imiisincss-like slucloiils rusliiimgg lo 109. Tlicsv sliiclcnls uri- lim irmjor OHxif'CI'S of 1110 high school iwurrrmiiigg lim ggovcrriiiig lmriy ul' lliinliimgloii Iligld, limi: l':xn'ceiiiivcv Coiiiivil. This Coiiiiril passes imiiflgcls of all vluius, spurls, mul ollwi' mggnimixziliriins of limi- fi, O. Cmripiairmls or suggestions for improvcmcnis iri high sriwril aivlivilios are lmrrsiiqiil inc: fore the Coimeii. Bcrause of pcvpiilair rcqucsl lin: miuiirii riilowcri linis vom' for lim firsl, lime fianfing after ivasiqcilnzall games. Tldrougiw llie fY':xcc'1ilivc Cmiiwii, limo fi, U, is T!IliQ through the Exefulivc Cmineii, Lino sluricimi gels limo mcmsl zxcfvzliileigvs. OFFICERS MURIEL GRAF President LEA!-I L'HOMMi:DIEU Vice-President DOT RISEBROW Secretary MISS REEDER Treasurer JOSEPH KIRDAHY Rep. at Large ANN FREY Rep. at Large PAGE THIRTY-FOUR - - HUNTINGTONIAN - - YEARBOOK STAFF Siffing, Ieff fo right H Ann Frey, Iofm Pfiller, Amelia Polucek, Ixfragclret Nfueller, fEcIifor-in-Cfzieff. Slanding, left io right H Aaron Goodman, Gloria S!cc1fcIcl,,GIoria Zangani, Frances Bligurcfi, Arm Srniih. EDITOR TN CHIEF BUSINESS ADVISER FACULTY ADVISER Fforgaret Ffueller .aw fd 4' f' AAA V Uoffflfyp ' if 9, ' 7, Vxfilliam Hfgeie ffffjmww my fw Miss Ada Smith f f fl, ' A247 V f D I ,Zf,1f'4 mlm PAGE THIRTY-FIVE , ,X fn. - , M ,' , 177' fbi ffl fffflv ' '95'f'4'K ' ' yy 4 l,7fi,,,.,P THE QUESTIQN MARK iffy-WLMQ, AGL.. ,s,0'7sf LMA, Lack of interest in the morning asserntaty program M a iniitvillett giggle, the rustte of paper, and the stiggtit oclor ot printerys ink. No, you twaveirt wattxect into ttwe wrong place. Youre in Huntington High School. The most recent issue of the Question tvtarlt has just been ptacect in the hands of the student luocty. This year the Question Mark startect out with a pang. The very talented staff, tmeattect Ivy Editor Quentin Sammis, was set for a new high in sales. This new tiiqti was the setting of 560 copies of one issue. Atttiougti the price ot the paper was tow, the journalistic level was made higher by doing away with the Hctiatterw. Ntany students ttsiougtat this a great toss, tout the managed to keep its head above water and survived. P P P P P P PAGE THIRTY-SIX MASQUE i To see plays, to act in plays, or to proftiice ptays, the stuctents ot Huntington Higti Sctioot join the tmasque. This year the etutu memtners went to New York to see Hlsife with Fattierfy that laitarioiis Comedy tiit ot two seasons. This year time twasqiie gave two ptays ttme Hrst semester: KACFHUAUHG Putts ttie Strings, anrt 'The Stolen Prince, P- a lovely Ctwinese play. Our major proctiietion was Hpfiftf' anct Prejiicticeu wtwieti was as mucta fun tor ttle aetors as for the aiictienee. PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN THE BAND Have you attenetect the major events in H. H. S. this year? tt you have you have seen in action that nohte group ot musicians, the Band. The forty memhers ot the Band, uncter the ahte haton ot Mr. Doty have ptayect at att of the home toothatt games, at- tencteet the hand testivat at East tstip, given a spring Concert, and ptayect tor many as- semhty programs. The memhers ot the hand not onty get a good musicat ectucation hut they have fun ctoing it. Vxfhen you go to a parade and see the htue anct white ot H. H. Coming towarct you fottowect hy shining hrass, you can stictf out your Chest anct say, 'mtihatts our High Schoot Band? PAGE THIHTY-EIGHT ORCHEST A - it fimjg Ttie Orctiestra ot Huntington High was very active ttiis year. With Mr. Doty as director, it ptayect putaticty many times. Ttle Centrat Long tstanct MLISiC Education Association tuetci the annuat Orctiestra Festival at Norttiport this year. The memtners of our Higti Sctioot Qrctaestra toota part in this entertainment wtiictn was very successtut. Vxftien ttie Ntasqiie put on Hpricte and Prejufticef, ttie auctience Was entertained toy Mr. Doty and his musicians ctiiring intermissions. On Parents' Nigtil' and tor the Prize Speak- ing Contest the Orctiesira ptayed attractive music. tt ptayect at ttie Commencement Exercises on June 23rct. Attogettaer this year has been a successtiit one tor ttie Hunting- ton Higti Sctioot Qrctiestra. PAGE THIHTY-NINE i W X 1 I F i lv - it if lt! l ' A U j Nw ARISTA Rememher those outfits you saw one day at the heginning of each termHthe long skirts, menxs shirts, umhreltas, one pigtait and a large A on each forehead, Such outfits were worn hy the incoming memhers of one of the otctest and most important ctuhs, Arista. Arista is Huntington High Schootts honor society, consisting ot Qirts high in sportsmanship, scholarship and service. This year we started hy matting plans to help our school, our community and our country. Among these were attendance posters macte for the school and wort: assisting the Refi Cross hy marking arm hands for ctetense johs and delivering posters. PAGE FORTY ART FLUB Ciav, metai, iinoieiim taiocits, scratcti board, boys and girls woriqingi Ttiursciay H 3:20 - room 504i There you have the Art Club. The Art Club is self-supporting. The members earned money ivy taking orders for Ctiristmas Carcts. The money thus earneci was spent this year for equipment for making me-tai jewelry sucti as rings, bracelets, tie clips. A The ciuin tieips develop time sturients taient anti gives him truer appreciation of art in many of its forms. PAGE FOHTY-ONE SCHENCE CLUB This past year tlwe Science Clulv lias attempiecl to explore some ol llde mysteries ol science. VNIQ have peerecl llwrougli microscopes, gazing at countless minute forms of life invisilnle to tlwe neilqecl eye. We have clelvecl into mysteries ol cliemistry ancl plqysics, learning about recent cliemical products anal alnout tlie new electron microscope and tl'1e cyclatron. Our rliscnssions have inclnclecl many Helcls of Science from Entomology lo Bio-Plwysics. We have proyecl lor ourselves many of tlde liinrlamental laws of science ancl have ,gone on into mucli llial, is more complicatecl, Generally spealcing llme scllool year of 14141142 lms lneen an eventlwiil one for tlwe memlners of tlue Science Cluln. lt luas proviclecl interest ancl enjoyment for all its memloers. PAGE FOHTY-TWO CHESS CLUB The purpose ot the Chess Ctuh is to provicte ectucationat recreation for the students ot H. H. S. who ftesire it. The ctuh meets weettty uncter the ctirection ot txtr. tjotsom. Earty in the year the hve hest ptayers are ctetermined hy a series ot tournaments, These ptayers constitute the Chess Team. They ptay teams which were simitarty setectect fro-n other schoots. During the meetings ot the ctuh when inter-schoot competition is not SCt'lf?uttltC't, the memhers ptay among themsetves for practice anct teach the newer :nem- hers how to ptay the game. The Chess Ctuh anct team have tnecome an institution in the school anft the memhers vvitt stitt get enjoyment out ot the game many years atter they have heen gractuatect. PAGE FORTY-THREE - - PIBETAIVIU - - I ocIcI-sI1aperI IIg1urcs. 'IIIWe IVIalI1 CIuIJ discusses lI1e Iwislory of maII1emaliCs, tricky reason- I'IacI1 TI1urscIay HIQIWI, IIWC IJIac'I4IJoarcIs of room IO6 were WIIIH numIJers ant ing EIHYI II1e Iz1sCinaIinQ sIufIy of II1e sIirIe ruIe. - - THE RIDING CLUB - - PAGE FOHTY-FOUR SCDUND CLUB From a recorct on perfect Ctiction. to a train Crasti is att in a ctayhs wortc tor ttle Sound Club. T. Dorsey or G. txtitter Come to H. H. S. atmost any time it the tyoys are given a few tlours to Collect their waxen ptatters and set up ttie equipment, A Sophomore or a Junior tmas to give a taut in assembly and somettiing is wrong witti tiis voice, Notify one ot ttie tmoys and tie Witt promptly give ttiis tnackwarct inrtivictuat ai set of vocal Ctiorcts that can tue tiearct att over the auditorium. :X play or toottnatt game to be seen at the otct Alma txtater? just send word to ttie Sound Club. They Witt prompt- ty toad some equipment on a truct: and advertise att arounct ttie town. PAGE FORTY-FIVE - - SOPHOMQREJUNHNQFORUM - - Vxflwen ilie Sopliomore-.lunior lforum mei, we cliscussecl lreely our government, our war cleparlmenl ancl even our President. 'lliis macle us feel lldal We were truly living in a great democracy. - - JUNHHLSENKNQFORUM - 1 ln llTC.llI'15OI'-SCIUOF forum ilwe opinions of the sluclents were quile as vnrierl as ileiose of ovr Congressmen anal, wlw can tell. perliaps we have clevelopecl some luiiure legisla- tors wlfmo luve learneel to tliinlc Clearly about our worlcl and national prolulems, PAGE FORTY-SIX M ASW mf Diff! Q? fr J v 4 JJ, fy - - TRAVEL CLUB - - 1 Haxvaiit Ataskat Qur Travel Club tias visitect both these ptaces this year, Wtiatt You ask? Can your ctutn actuatty attorct to take sucti extensive trips? No, not actually, but manv ot our txtonctav afternoons have tveei spent! in studying these countries. Be- sictes learning about ttiese places we have als ie oisacommunity by raising money lor ttie Red Cross. , , X X -Xc ' - - DANCj4EXtGCIi'B - 4 tt K l Hvxftiat lxinct ot dancing do we do? A combination of lmattet. actagio, and tnctian war dancing, Leap - stretcti - sticte - down - over anct upt' Very fascinating once you get into the swing of itt PAGE FORTY-SEVEN x X XVJ' ox ALI I rw 9 X tv .N ournwo CLUB Uput on an old pair of stacks and a sweatshirt, girls, the Ctuh is going out. Since we went for a picnic last week, we'H go for a hike today. Are you ready? Letys gof, So, off went the Outing Cluh group again and you can he sure they had a grand time. Among the good times spent hy the ctuh, we countect the Fishing picnic one of the hest. Miss Meadow caught the only fish taken that day. The ctuh felt like framing this Fish to signify that at least a Fish was caught and that the picnic was not in vain. Every two or three Weeks the cluh planned a speciat event, either a hitce, picnic, skating party, or a bicycle ride. Those were swell times spent hy a swell cluht PAGE FORTY-EIGHT gy ff2ff,, fx X 62 -2 XVALT XNHITMAN HOMESTEAD PAGE FORTY-NINE Q 3.19 ' K Wttiv' Do QS., TD fr-fy I I IX -fxTjQ.1I'3,vxJ'Vx N QOH! go'JfuL JI-JJ at H-H-E, W, 'Do 9 to ,IZ k, Qiffwvx - CHEERLEADERS - gm-Dafa-,.Q4, fwkfb I5 0-ffawwaf 1,4 PAGE FIFTY HUNTINGTON LOCOIVIOTIVE H-u-n-t-i-n-g-t-0-n frepeat tI1ree tirnesI Rah Huntington, Rah Huntington TCGFHI TISHTTII VI-ISHITII BLUE AND WHITE BIue and white, white and I3Iue, We,re from Huntington, WIIO are Are we in it? WeII, I guess, Weyre going to win for H. H. TeamI ITCBITII ITCBITII you? .M IWW NJ L, K 1 J M .lf , f 1' if X I' ' u ,r y . FGOTBALL W' ,Z WY I , K --.... . 19111 H. H. S. foothati team never heatenit And what better compiiment couid a team receive? The hoys opened their season in a hlaze of gtory, with a Q0-6 trouncing of Say- vineys Purpte Hash at Sayviue. Richie Robertson and Charlie ,Johnson took Care of all the scoring, each of them Contrihuting a sixty-yard touchdown run. The second encounter, a night game against Patchogue at Heclcscher Field, ended in a 15-15 tie. After traiting Amityvitle at the half, 6-O, the Biue Devils awoke to assemhte a Iate scoring drive which, featured hy Jack Mclseanys thirty-yarcl return of an interceptect pass for a touchdown, pulled the game out of the fire, 15-6. The Lindenhurst game was another thriller. Again hehinci at the intermission hy a touchdown, the hoys shook Johnson and Rohertson loose for a pair of counters in the Iatter hatf to win, 19-14. Johnsons sprint covered eighty yarcls, and was the longest in Sutfotk County competition att season. For a third consecutive time, the Blue Devils came from hehinct, this time to tie their traciitionai riva1s, the Bay Shore Maroon, 6-6. They were hehinct, 6-O, with onty a minute Iett, when a sleeper pass, perfectly executect from Stewie Holden to Bin Scan- lon, c1ic14ef1 to the Bay Shore Five-yard line. Miirray carrieci it over the ctouhle stripe for the tying martcer. Captain Jact-1 McLean receivect unanimous nomination as A11-Siittouc guard. Qthers who received mention were Bill Scanton, Richie Robertson, Cliff Murray, and Charlie Johnson. PAGE FIFTY-ONE .i M F Sf? , , . AXP' J I, V K , R S VV my - - BASKETBALL - - The Basketball Team of 1941-42 has had a Fighting spirit and always has given its Best. We opened the league campaign By Beating Port Jefferson and tiwen Bay Shore. But we lost the next three to Sayviiie, Nortiaport, and Babylon. The Best Win of the year followed with our BOFQQ victory over isiip, which was stiti in the running for Brst place. i i - - BASEBALL - - PAGE FIFTY-TWO V w 53 ,Sify .3 xx km.--V Y., , - BOYS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL - An athletic program in a high school is essential. Equally important is a goocl governing hotly to insure laetter sports ancl a greater variety of them. This is the aim of the Boys, Athletic Council which is comprised of representatives of each Class, Captains ancl managers ol varsity sports, ancl the coaches of all sports. PAGE FIFTY-THREE 0? affix, io, 4,47 2 ,aff YJ , if ' iggffvbp-fl - - BOYSMINOR SPQRTS - - is X f J 1 xxx ,zyfl J o ioetifi l ' F f J J .W do fl, JL : f ' 'E I . BOYS, SOFTBALL 1 BOYS' TENNIS Ks Lim .V 1 ,X - - GAC. .it 5055 ,TY i Are girls, athletics a success in H. H. S? If you think they are, give the credit to the G. A. C. The G. A. C., with Miss Nleaftotf, has supervision of att girls, athletic activities and policies, selects the activities that shalt be part ot the high school program, organizes au social activities pertaining to girls' attitetics, approves att athletic awards, elects all assistant managers, approves au managers, and sees that at an times the point system meets the neecls of the sctioot and is ctrangecl as necessary. The G. A. C. Iaolcts its meetings on Monday afternoon at 5: 10. It is made up of an managers and a representative ot each class. The First meeting this year was held in Miss Meactoftws omce and election took place. The results were as follows: President, Ann Freyg Vice President, Barbara Brushg Sec- retary, Dorothy Risetnrow. PAGE FIFTY-FIVE i ' r X X Q .Vw A 60 Vi 05' Q1 Cao Q, ff' Q ,KW 4 ff' HOCKEY ww i UTWenty-Five yarct iine huuyf Hgticitstu Hghort Cornerf, Could he heard any hright fan afternoon. Under the excellent supervision of Miss Ixieactott, ahout one hundred girls from the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes played hockey this year, the largest turnout ever. Our teams were invited to several play days at Manhasset, Northport, Amityville. Adelphi College and Great Neck. The Senior team either Won or tied every game they tackled, which is not a had record, The Junior and Sophomore teams dict equally welt in their contests. To good team work and the splendid management of Anna Frey much credit is clue. The Senior 'team now in-aves with regret after four successful and exciting years of Held hockey. PAGE FIFTY-SIX GIRLS' MINOR SPQRTS - VOLLEYBALL - GIRLS, BASKETBALL GIRLS, SQFTBALL S. C. D. C. X . . An air raid atarm soundsg quickly, quietly and emcientty the sctioot is evacuatect. tnsicte of Htvteen minutes every pupit is safe in a previously assignect home, checked and accounted for. The group responsitwte for this quick emergency action is the Batty of Huntington High organizationsg the Student Civilian Defense Council, better known as the S. C. D. C. Under the teacterstiip of Rictiarci Stone ancl Mr. Simpson this newest addition has clone much to forward the protection of student civilians. PAGE FIFTY-NINE x jk 55.513, ' S 'gh - - OFFICE STAFF - - Hunive Ryder, ,Ioyce Weill, George McKay, Harriet Lee, Fflary Gordon PAGE SIXTY l L Compliments of - flcmvplirmfnls of - THE ELAINE SlIOP f. GUYICENBEBGEII New York Avenue 259 Main Street Huntington New York Huntington New YOYIC Compliments of H DIAYFAIII INN Chinese-American Restaurant Comoliments of -4 Cl'TTlNG,S DRUG STOIlE 273 Main Street Huntington New York 301 Main Street Huntington New York Compliments Of - Complimcnls of M STOP 'N SIIOP FUNNELIPS FLIIWVEBS Sam B1-Qrnberg 306 Main Street Huntington New York Huntington New York Compliments of - Fofnplimonfs of - YOIlK AND J0llNSON FUNNELL 3 f'00K MENS SHQP PHARMACISTS 345 New York Avenue Huntington Main Streei Humingfon Compliments of H CompIim0n15 of H ELKllNi'S E. HILDENBRAND SPORT AND TOY SHOP New York Avenue Huntington New York H'-mfi1'19f0Y1 New York Complimenls of -d T. E. FADIP Jeweler Compliments of H Ken Ritchie and his KNIGIITS 0F BIIYTIIDI 284 New York Avenue Huntington New York Compliments of P- JIPSEPII SCIIWUAIITZ, JR. Jeweler 81 Silversmith Clomplimenls of - WVALKEIPS SHIIES 358 New York Avenue I New York AVGNUG Huntington New York Huntington New Y0rk Compliments of F' Clomplimenfs of F ' GEBTBUDE HARTH H. EINSOHN The Village Tea Room Jeweler 245 Main Sffeef 343 New York Avenue Huntington New York Huntington New York PAGE SIXTY-ONE We wish to tnank sincerely all those people and organizations who helped as make this tnoola a jqnancial SUCCQSSI I This Book Was Printed and Bo at By tn HARRY LEE PU ILIISHIING Company, Ilne., Printers and Book Manufacturers Riverhead Huntington Bay Shore O l Compliments of - MARIAN 8: SDIITTY Compliments of - THE DAVIS BUS C0. ROV Davis Hairdressers New York Avenue l 247 Main Street Huntington New York Huntington New York Compliments of f- CN0'77PIi WWl5 Of 'A AUSTIN DRUG STORE PALACE STATIUNEIIY New York AVe 'e 357 New York Avenue Huntington New York Huntington New York Compliments of H Compliments of A THE EDUN SHOP SCHWARTZ BRUS- Ladies' 81 Misses' Sportswear Clothiers New York Avenue 282 Main Street Huntington New York Huntington New York U1 CGS Official Photographer for 1942 HUNTINGTONIAN ebxewtewiewteuxefqt QZSJEKQZSEWR sfo? Proof kept a number of 32-26 53'-d PLACE years. Pictures in this WQQDSIDE Yearbook may be ordered. New York PAGE SIXTY-THREE 1 I I 3 u - 1 1 1 I I' M' Iohcmnessen Huntington Bowling MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Acadern SHEET MUSIC Y RECORDS bowling - ping pong PIANOS billiards RADIOS Opposite The Theatre I 255 Main Street - Huntington New York Huntington New York I 4:2051 RWE: ' W WWQ ' al? .LEM bi I C o m p l i m e n t s I - of our - . HUNTINGTON I BQCSTERS . sPlc AND SPAN THE MARIANNE CLEANERS STOCKING SHOP THE FAIRGROUND FEINSTEIN'S LAUNURY STATIONERY STORE TIP TOP MARKET ASHERS LOUVISLS FRANK ROSENBERG I gg ' ln!! ' as ' wwww? A l l l PAGE SIXTY-FOUR V yfv QM My X Q K! X Y W MX QM6 'Si --if F :,.', fi W: -'t-rg 57123142 r ' kg , , 4. Wg x