Jamaica High School - Folio Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

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SENIOR YEAR BooK BOYS BILL DZIERSON GUS MASEL WILLIAM NEUNZIG ZELICK SEGAL BILL DZIERSON ANTHONY ELLNER ART KOENIG MURRAY GOLDSTEIN BILL CAMERON LOU LOMBARDI JOE GETTLER TOM'MY MEDER GEORGE WEBER LEONARD LALLY WARREN STOKES GEORGE WEBER HARVEY GOETZ JOHN EsAU MURRAY GOLDSTEIN twelve . . CLASS CHART Most Popular Liveliest Best Looking Dramatically Inclined Athlete Teacher's Trial Best Dancer Greatest Flirt Happy-Go-Lucky Best Sport Most Childish Cutest Teacherls Pet . Most C-ourteous Most Artistic Most Sophisticated, Best Dressed J Wirriesr Done Most for jamaica GIRLS JEAN BAGON EDNA HALLOCK DOLLY MAGOR JEAN BACON ETHEL MERKLEN THELMA GARDON DORIS HAYEK VERONIGA BURKE ELEANOR MCDERMOTT sUE HAMMAN AUDREY JACKSON EDNA HALLOCK ELEANOR EDWARDS DORIS GIEFORD OLGA GNOS OLGA GNOS RUTH KIENLE LETTY HOLTZ JEAN BACON

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JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL Dear Classmates: . At last we have reached Our goal! The future spreads ahead like a huge black tunnel. We have one candle to light the way-Our diploma.. But we will need other candles, for it is a long tunnel and full of unexpected turns. I suggest the candles of Ambition, Faith, and Good Will. The price Of these can- dles is only your desire to succeed in life. I'm sure we will meet along the way, and stop to remember tO' gether the friendly and valuable sendfoff Jamaica High School has given us. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Fellovvfclassmates: You have successfully pas-sed one of the greatest milestones in the life of any young man or woman. You have earned your high school diploma. In so doing, it was necessary to possess certain qualities, among them industry and perseverance. It is my sincere hope that you apply and expand these qualities to the utmost in your long uphill march to success. WILLIAM DZIERSON Yours very sincerely, p JEAN M. BACON. L Secretary Tymgmgy OLGA GNOS JACK FARRELL CLASS FLOWER - Talisman Rose CLASS COLORS - Black and silver CLASS MOTTO - Time wasted is existence-used is living . . . . eleven

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JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL GEORGE AARON College-Engineering Gymnastic Team, R. O. T. C. 113-27 Farmers Ave., St. Albans A wearer of the green. ETHEL ABRAMSON Business Baseball, Basketball, Dancing, Spanish. and Spanish Dancing Clubs. 88-14 Sutphin Blvd., jamaica A most sincere and charming character HAZEL T. ABT Nurse Tennis, Archery, Golf Clubs. 87-35 - 134th St., Richmond Hill She has everyone's well wishes. DOROTHY AIRD Business School Basketball, Tennis Clubs. 35'-07 - 147th St., Flushing Fair of face, full of grace. CARNIEN ALVAREZ Stenogmphev Reporters Club. 90-12 - 175th St., Jamaica Some Scnorita! We can not beat her. JEANNE MAVIS ANGUS Brooklyn College Biology, Archery. 92-69 - 224th St., Queens Village Still water runs deep. MABEL M. APETZ College-Interpreter in Court Hilltopper, Year Book Staffs, Secretary to Comm. Teachers, G. O. Store, Archery, Baseball, History Clubs, Hon- or Roll. 90-50 - 201st St., Hollis What a personality! CORNELIA C. AUGSBURY College-Teacher Riding, Tennis, Archery Clubs, Honor Roll, Medical Room Assistant. 82-63 - 167th St., Jamaica Sugar and spice and everything nice. STANLEY AUSLANDER N. T. U. Tennis Team, Year Book Staff, Arista, Honor Roll, French Club, Varsity Club and Minor Positions. 92-49 - 218th Pl., Queens Village gleachers never flurry him. Girls never worry lm. JACK AUSTIN Rotogravure Color Honor Roll and Minor Positions. 99-26 - 212th St., Bellaire All good and no badness. CHARLOTTE BAAN Private Secretary Tennis, Archery, Reporters Clubs, Secretary to Miss Ladman. 197-18 - 112th Ave., Hollis Very retiring. JEAN MARIE BACON Columbia Unversity-Dramatic Art Girl Leader of Arista, Comm. of Social Activities, Vice-President of Senior Class, Secretary Riding Club, Cast of One Sunday Afternoon , 216-22 - 93rd Ave., Queens Village The girl with a smile is a girl worth while. . . thirteen