Jamaica High School - Folio Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1936 volume:

'ffrwlv ggx gm VJQNQ haul xx i-Hlll' your xwiyuiju XX Vxffrc wut of the storm, hardciicd sgiilurs Vx hir whip has ducked iii lhu 11.11-Iwi Thi- lifwhlcii Ship uf Lciiriiiiig ui' cargo ut' kiimuwlcqlijc is hulvii Vxhth wisdom! wc :irc l'ClLlI'l1'I1ff. 7r'x's wcxitliuird thc turhulcm sms 7hippcd hy thi' Sully hrculv. NVQK1' giiicholrd thu ship zlt your dunk XVC give ymi this n:uitic.1l rixihii To cxplurc tiimm rig tu stvrii Axml tu learn to INLISIUI' thu hclm, Huitiwi' Tumi SENIOR YEAR BOOK ll' CUKDFYCQV Book I- l til l Il I I!!! XDALTE-D. I-1. zucxan CHARLES I-I. VOSBURGH Principal, jamaica High School TO THE GRADUATES OF JUNE, i936 Dear Girls and Boys: Perhaps you may have heard that this June I shall com' plete the fortieth year of teaching in Jamaica High School. In that time I have watched the school grow in registration from less than one hundred pupils to over nine thousand, its graduf ating class from five a year to over twelve hundred a year, its teaching staff from four to three hundred. This phenomenal growth has had its advantages and dis' advantages. Keeping pace with increasing numbers came im' proved facilities for education, varied courses, more specialized teachers, but with these advantages came also the disadvantages of large classes, a shorter school day, less personal instruction, less individual contacts between teacher and pupil. With all these changes there has been one constant factor -the student. You boys and girls of today are essentially the same as they were forty years ago. You dress differently, some of you apply a little color to help nature, you are more sophisf ticated, and you may smoke occasionally, but at heart you are the same simple, wholesome, fun loving, cooperative students as were those of a quarter a century ago. My most fervent wishvis that you develop into as good, loyal, upstanding, courf ageous citizens as those who graduated before you. ,f i,.sMYou are leaving your Alma Mater at a difficult time, a tiineof Hnancial stress and social readjustment, and it may not be easy for you to find your particular niche, but there is such a place, as there always has been, if you will only have the courage and perseverance to find it. If at any time you are in need of a little encouragement or the advice of an older person, do not hesitate to come to me. I feel that my responsibility does not end with the granting of your diploma. My office door will open to you just as freely as it has for the past four years and I shall be glad to help you at any time. I congratulate you on your graduation and wish you all success and the best of luck. Sincerely your friend, CHARLES H. VOSBURGH, Principal, jamaica High School. Samoa YEAR Book My dear friends: SENIOR ADVISERS To the Graduates of June 1036: To each of you as you leave us to follow so many widely varied careers, I suggest that you adopt and follow a definite philosophy of life. To do so is to have the advantage of a guide that enables you to know whereffand why-nyou stand on all those important ethical, social and economic problems that have to be faced by you and your generation in the very near future. Sincerely, AN NE B. MCCiI.INCIHY. Graduation has a way of ending, all too abruptly, four happy years, but it cannot take away from you the pleasant memories of your high school career. In the future you will think of jamaica High School as a place where you made many friends, and I will remember the Class of june 1936 because I have come to know many of you as my friends. Every commencement is an occasion for giving advice to the mem' bers of the graduating class. Volumes have been written, many words spoken, all with the purpose of offering guidance to those on the threshold of an uncertain future. Anything I might say has already been saidg furthermore, it seems to me that your success and happif ness will be influenced not by what I say, but upon what you dofso do your best. My very best wishes to all of you in whatever you may choose to do. IK Most sincerely, ALBERT L. MoRR1soN. To the Graduates of June 1936: You are signally honored in being the largest Class ever graduated from Jamaica High School. My heartiest good wishes for your future go with you. You have done big things this term and I desire to thank each and every one of you for your kind cooperation in what has become a gigantic task. Yours sincerely, Haimorn A. BROWN. gg 7 JAM.-urz,-i Hiiai Scrnooi. GRADE ADVISERS Dear Graduates of june 1936: The four years we have worked together in solving the little l prohlems of school life, will soon seem far hehind to most of you, as you enter the deeper currents of a hroader life. Your eyes will he, and should he, forward, your mind on the future. Yet, do not altogether forget that the school has tried not only to equip you with facts hut also to huild your character. Think at times of the idealism of your teachers and advisers, and draw from it inspiration for your own efforts. It is young people like you, with idealism and enthusiasm, who are our hope for a hetter world. The world will he what you make it. Happiness and success! Sincerely, TVLXRIE FIYHRMANN. f To the Memhers of the Senior Class: Helping and serving you as Gradeffxdvisor for the past four years has heen a great pleasure and enjoyment for me. This work has given me many pleasant opportunities to know you laetter. In guiding you through your high school course we all have cooperated and worked together. Let us hope that this spirit of cooperation will he with you through life. This willingness to serve others will make your path through life more pleasant and enjoyahle. My hest wishes go out to you as you plan your new career. Sincerely, ALEX.-XNIDIiR C,-xao, Grade Advisor, Class june, 1936 To Graduates of hlune 1036: You leave with our congratulations and hest wishes. We shall miss you. Advice? Only this: Expect more of yourself than anyone else has any right to expect of you. Develop a sense of proportionf 'keeping first things first in all your future planning. May your success he real and satisfying. Witli sincere hest wishes, MABEL Louise BERNHARD. . SEVEN -lAlvl.XllI.'X I-limi Scziioul. EDITORS lixiri. BEUHER Fl.URENtili Cuniuw The editing of this Year Book has heen a distinct and gratifying pleasure to us lmtlm, The difhculties ut' this task have been much lightened hy the wholefhearted cuoperatioii of Mr, Williztiim Cross, the Year Bunk Staff, the Secretarial Staff, and the sound advice nl' Mr. Harold Brown. Tim them we give our thanks. To the Senior Class, we present this Year Book in the hope that they will long keep and enjoy it. The Editors. . . nine SENIOR YEAR BOOK A A YCH CI-IAIRMEN OF THE YEAR BOOK STAFF Back row, left to right KENNETH FLAVIN, Chairman Circulation Staff WALTER ZUCKER, Chairman Art Staff Middle row, left to right HERBERT WEINER, Assistant Editor DORIS MCOR, Chairman Secretarial Staff EDWARD GREMSE, Chairman Year Book Collection Committee Front row, left to right BEATRICE TRUM, Assistant Editor PAUL BECHER, Co'Editor FLORENCE CONROY, COfEditOr JEAN TINKHAM, Chairman WhO's Who Committee LORRAINE HEINEMANN, Chairman Prophecy Committee JAMAICA HIGH Scnooi. MEMBERS OF YEAR BOOK STAFF YEAR BOOK COLLECTION COMMITTEE EDWARD GREMSE, Chairman George Brust Colby Bloom William Herriott Robert Heffernan William Lorence Julian Iskin Leon Stewart William Bryck John Carlson Henry Greenspan George Heine Albon Man Richard Jungdahl David Singer Clarence Bassett John Cody Robert Guthmuller Ira Flanders Herman Martin Leslie Krieger Albert Weil Marcia Hollings Gladys Russell Harry Hering Robert Taylor Herbert Otten Louis Sprecher Lloyd Patterson Edward Sasse Edna Archibald Anna Brown Juanita Field Eugene Hebenstreit Agnes McKenzie Vivienne Miller Kath. Siering Mary Smellie Lucille Wolf PROPHECY COMMITTEE LORRAINE I-IEINEMANN, Chairman Edmond Wilson Edwin Schiela Herbert Papritz John Olsen Florence Blate Yvonne Briais Margaret Flaherty Muriel Gifford Annabel Link Margaret Irwin Susan Ralph Margaret Paulson Muriel Tew Lucille Winter WHO'S WHO COMMITTEE JEAN TINKHAM, C Herbert Steinhauser Anthony Aliih James Garcia Wilbert Melzer William Orth Virginia Bligh airman h Rita Hoefling Anita Hessler Margee Keeler Phyllis Joseph Betty Schaefer Doris Savage Florence Young Mary Boylan Harriet Barrington Rose Muller Jane Murphy Shirley Waldman Ruth Redanz Edna Boyles Adelaide Bayer Evelyn Mitsch Helen Klieman Evelyn Stein Dorothy Stevens Rae Tanner Lillian Ahlinder Jean Decker Olga Monte Rose Jampel Margie Zapke Frances Avrick Ruth White Helen Supik ART STAFF WALTER Zucker., Chairman Irma Luberoif Richmond Louche Selma Steinberg Gabriel Fontrier CIRCULATION STAFF KENNETH FLAVIN, Chairman Augustus Tracy Virginia Thornton Charlotte Kinnier Janice Sonn Ruth Feiner Mildred Glickman ADVERTISING STAFF VIRGINIA GLASER, Chairman Helen Treat Elaine Rizzie SECRETARIAL STAFF Doais Moon, Chairman Gerda Zeiger Eleanor Thiery Muriel Claire Williamf CLASS COMMITTEES DUES COMMITTEE WALTER SCHNEE, Chairman Herbert Decker Walter Konrath Robert Rector Anne Henderson Lorraine Welliii Herbert Breiter John Young Abraham Schaffer Virginia Martin Virginia Winans John Finnegan Augustus Tracy Margaret Blewitt Janet Muse Clara Allen Walter Dudas George Bannister Helen Barns Violet Salzer Hazel Garner Lawrence Krader Harry Hering Margaret Heinze Lillyan Sickle Mary Madden Josephine Hilla Eleanor Smith Mildred Stewart Arthur Balser John Barr Henry Dowd James Feely Lawrence Klaus Arthur Carey Andrew Frey William Kaiser CLASS NITE COMMITTEE VIOLET SALZER - CofChairrnen f Rosaar WETZLER Jackson Kracht Maxine Arnow George Thompson Yolanda Borrelli Theodore Wageck Nona Francke Richard Ploss Marcia Hollings Robert Miller Marjorie McElfresh Consuelo Leubner Rita Johnson Ethel Schlereth Frances Spechler Dolores Vollers Doris Stellwagon PROM COMMITTEE FRANK LEONARD, Chairman William Styler Roberta Berkowitz Betty Reeg William Murphy Agnes Green Joan Thonet William Orth Janet Jordan Jean Hammond Olga Balla Marthe Damian Margaret Olsen Mildred Muller Ruth Stuerze Mildred Jordan Margaret Zapke . . . eleven an We SENIORS j.'XM. kIC..'X I-Iir.H Scaiooi, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dear Classmates: The goal we set for ourselves some years ago is ours. It may have heen hard for some, yet easy for others, hut we have all reached it. Together we have worked for four years: now let us work for four more years and four more after that. We have helped each other over the hazards, let us keep helping each other. As we go forth to achieve our ends hand in hand, we shall all strive to reach the goals together. But as we go forth let us not forget our school and faculty. Let us return to reminisce with our former friends and revive the mem' ories which will always he associated with the rooms and halls of Jamaica High Sehool, Sincerely, PAUL CALLAHAN, Pm. PAUL C-iI4I4MMN- 1 Dear Classmates, As a memher of the class of june, 1936, I think I echo the sentif ments of all of us when I say that these years in jamaica High have heen hoth happy and profitahle. Although commencement marks the end of our high school days, it opens the way to others filled with possihilities. lt is tor us to make of these- 7-opportunities. It is my privilege to say goodhye to you and at the same time wish that all of you may find happiness and success. Sincerely, JANET Cnismnoao, JANET CRISTADORO, Vu-efPres. WALTER SCHNEE, Tfws- EILEEN EICHELL. Sify. , . thirteen SENIOR YEAHJOL W M. ' HALL OF FAMEFL I I- JANET CRISTADORA PAUL CALLAHAN Most Popular -Lf ,MI JANET JORDAN ED CARTER Liveliest RITA HOEFLING WALTER SCHNEE Best Looking VIOLET SALZER ROBERT WETZLER I Dramatically Inclined BETTY SCHAEFER FELIX RICCARDO Athlete DOROTHY BYRNE ED CARTER Teachers' Trial ANITA HESSLER FRANK LEONARD Best Dancer JOSEPHINE HILLA DONALD OAKLEY Wittiest I VIOLET VOSSBERG KENNETH WARD Class Lamb DORIS STELLWAGON DONALD OAKLEY Most Versatile JANET CRISTADORA FRANK LEONARD Done Most for jamaica VIOLET VOSSBERG ALBON MAN Most Studious ROBERTA BERKOWITZ GABRIEL FONTRIER Loquacious FRANCES DAPPER ED CARTER Teachers' Pet EDNA LANG WALTER SCHNEE Most Courteous MARCIA HOLLINGS WALTER ZUCKER Most Artistic JANET 1oRDAN WALTER SCHNEE Best Dressed HELEN HAYEK ROBERT MONTFORD Best Sport ANITA HESSLER WILLIAM KAISER Heart Breaker BETTY REEG GABRIEL FONTRIER Most Childish I t JAMAICA Hicn SCHOOL LILLIAN C. AHLINDER Business lvfotion Picture, Archery, Red Cross, History Clubs, Z Spanish Ccrtilieates of Merit, Honor Roll, Vw'ho's Vslho Committee. Of muvli 1'i7'lllC.H VIRGINIA ELEANOR AHRENS Nassau College Baseball, Basketball, Red Cross, Sew- ing, Art, Glee Club Q2 yrsj, Special Chorus tl yrs.l. Say, Alifliflif' HAROLD ALEXANDER ANTHONY RICHARD ALIFFI Business Broulgljm Night College Hilltopper, Dramatic Club, Chemistry Club, Poster Club, Arista, Secretary to Mr. Von Mechow, Tironian, Comnierf cial Book Room, Honor Roll, Wl1ci's Wlitm Committee. XVorlqing tmvaril success CLARA ALLEN Business Tennis Club. Basketball Club. Sweet as sugar, mild as honey' ELEANOR E. AMENDOLA Business Arista, Tironian, Literary Clubs, Ref porters' Club, German Club, Tennis, Archery, Leaders' Club, Games Club, Glec Club, Honor Roll 171. Shell find her way tlirougli life. HOVUARD LAMBERT ANDERSON Business Tironian, History Club, Arista, Staff M-:inber and Editor ol' Tironian, Hall Patrol Honor Roll, Commercial Book Room. No better man is tlicref' RICHARD JAMES ANDERSON 'His spirit is colorful, his tlcterminf .ition strong, EDNA CARULYN ARCHIBALD Long Island University Tennis, Handball, Baseball, Archery, Dancing, Basketball, Swiniining Clubs, Assistant to Miss Raynor, Special Biol' ogy Club, Honor Roll, Year Book Col- lection Committee. At the mention of her name, we think of lmsimass and .future f-Al771L'.H MAXINE ARNOXX' Business Sclmul Spanish Club, Tennis Club, Honor Roll, Class Night Coniinittee. Makes business liar pleasure Anal pleasure her lmsiness, FRANCES AVRICK Nlary lmmurulale Svlizml of Nursing Basketball Club, Wliim's Wliti Com' mittee. Little can be said against her, but lots for her. LENA KATHERINE AZZARA Hwllfl take life seriously? . . Hfteen SENIOR YEAR Boolcpp WALTER HAROLD BAHNEMAN Business Honor Roll Ill, lntrafmural Basket' ball, Senior Class Representative, OLGA MARY BALLA Pi-an Iiisrirute Archery, Tennis, Basketball, Volley' ball, and Clee Clubs, Special Service Squad, Orchestra, Minor Positions, Honor Roll, Class Night Committee. UShe has many friemlsf' ARTHUR Vv'lLLlAlVl BALSER Traffic Nhmugcmeiil School Service Squad, R. U. T. C., Camera Club, Class Night Conunittee. A xelffrmitle rruuif' RUTH BALTUCH Hunter College Dancing Club ill, Tennis Club, Miss W'ilkin's Assistant til, Minor Posif tions, Honor Roll, High School 3M years. Shv'll never get her 'dates' mixed. GEORGE R6 XBERT BANNISTER Busiiiess Minor Positions, lntrafniural Handball, Dues Conunittee. JOSEPH BARCI R. C.A. Institute lRudio Schoolj lntrafinural Basketball Ever quiet, ever earnest. sixteen , . HELEN ADA BARNS Mt. Siriui Nursing School fSpecialize in Childrenj Glee Club, Stamp Club, German Club, Biology and Special Biology Clubs, Tennis, Archery Clubs, Bus Squad, Dues Committee, Honor Roll, Assisf tant in P. T. Office. Children will cry for her. HARRIET E. BARRINGTON Nurse in Doctors Office Dance, Glee, Tennis, Handball Clubs, G.O. and Hilltopper Representative, Secretary to Miss Rowold and Mrs, Rutledge, Year Collection Committee. Those eyes spell happiness. IRMA C. BAS College Tennis, Dancing, History, Scribblers', Honor and Regular Biology, Secretary Clubs, VicefPresident PanfAmerican Club, Arista, Honor Roll f8j, Glcc Club, Orchestra, EditorfinfChicf of La Prensitau The girl who mixes reason with power and wisdom with mirth. CLARENCE HENRY BASSETT, jr. Coiiservatory of Musir Service Squad, Captain of Hall Patrol, l term on the Hilltopper, QW years in the Orchestra, Wbcn's Wliri Committee. His attempts will luring results. ETHEL EMMA BATTNER Scudder School Baseball, Dancing, Hockey, German, Basketball, Shilflleboard Clubs. The answer to a business rna'n's prayer' GLURIA BAUMANN Adelphi College Baseball, Tennis, Hockey, Hiking, Archery Clubs, Costume Designing, Helped Miss Dunstater. She does such tall thmlrinlq, slze's bound to rise to something. ADELAI DE BAYER Business College Swimming, Tennis, Baseball, Hockey, Literary, Reporters' Clubs, Prophecy Committee. Her personality and t'IIC!'7'Yl,l4l7ICSS brighten any class. BEALAH V. BAYLIS Business IStenngrapherj Basketball, Field, Hockey, Glee Clubs, Tennis Club, Honor Roll 171, Secref tary to Miss Harrison, G,U. Repref sentative. 'WVIW stars come out at night, ,ANDREW BARRY BEAUMONT New 'York Unwersity On to suecesxln PAUL BECHER Brooklyn Polytech ELlltO1 Il1'Cl1ICl, of Oracle, Co-Editor ol' Year Book, English Book Room, Scrib' blersl, Chemistry Clubs, Arista. . A good journalist. KIOSEPH F. BEEH University of Michigan Varsity Club, Swimming Team, Senior Life Saving. A cowboy he may Iac. JOHN FRANK BERINGER Business Hockey, Swimming Squads, Honesty ix an element of suctexs y JAMAICA Hiuu Srznooi. ROBERTA DIANE ISERKOWITZ Pratt Institute Assistant to Miss Beilman, Hilltoppei, Dancing, Hiking, Handball, Tennis Spanish, Pan-American and Chemistry Clubs, Honor Roll, Arista. Watc'I1 out, Gracie Allen, y'oiL'1'z Iqeen competition. ANITA BERXVANGER Praltfx Business School Spanish, Tennis, annd Motion Picture Clubs. 'ATIICTC are too few like her. CHARLES GEORGE ISETZ College Intra-mural Baseball, Basketball anal Football, I'Ionor Roll. A good friend. FLORENCE HARRIET BLATE University of Nficlligan Iirench, Swimming Clubs, Asmiant in P, T. Department, Honor Roll, Prof phecy Committee, Hsopliisticalecl, sieve! anal erervtlnng nice. ' MARGARET ANNA BLEVv'ITT Anderson College, Indiana Basketball, Archery, Shulll-eboartl, Ilanf American and Glee Clubs, Students' Service Squad, Honor Roll, Dues Coin' riittee, Volleyball, Hockey, Music Iiarli cliarnisf' VIRGINIA LILLIAN BLICH Scudder Archery, Tennis, Shullleboartl, Liter' ary, Classical Clubs, Honor Roll, XVho's Wlifs Committee. Like a lmounrling deer she is always alert. NCVf'lIlL'l'l'l Smsnon YEAR Booic MILDRED IEAN BLISS Business School Biology, Medical Room Assistant Full of action. CECILE BLOCH College Basketball, Tennis, Baseball, Biology. A fourth year belle? VJINFRED COLBY BLOOM Rutgers University Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Intrafinural Basketball, Special Biology Class, Hon' or Roll, Year Book Collection Com' mittee. Handsome, but a man of determin- ation. ESTHER BLUMEN BERG Secretarial Position Tironian Club, Glee, Tennis, Reporf ters' Clubs, Arista, Literary Club. Some day she'll win the Pitman journal Contest. CHARLES A. BLUMENFELD North Carolina Chemistry Club, Hall Patrol, Biology Club, Intra-mural Handball and Bas' kctball, Annex Service Squad. Clark Gable is his only rival. MADE LYN CATHERINE BODE Business French, Glee, Tennis and Hearthstone Clubs. All good and vo brdriessf' eighteen . . PAUL GEORGE BODE Springfeld College Arista, Honor Roll, Band, Track Team. Scholar and musician. REGINA CLAIRE BOGGS Business French, Tennis, Hearthstone Clubs. Great modesty often hides great merit. ISADORE BOGUSLAW Brooklyn College Captain and President of Chess Club, Chemistry, Debating, Dramatic, Phys' ics, German Clubs: Varsity Play, Hon' or Roll. He acts well. ELVIRA RITA BOLOGNA Pratt Institute Motion Picture, Literary, and Shuflle- board Clubs, Sanitation Squad. She's pleasant to talk with-if you get a chance. GERALDINE M, BONNABEAU Duke University Swimming, Dancing, Basketball, and Hearthstone Clubs, Red Cross, Honor Roll. Sweet annd shy, yet she'll get by. MARY GENEVIEVE BORELLI College Field, Hockey and Tennis Clubs, And a little child shall lead themf YOLANDA FLORA BORRELLI Music School Assistant to Mr. Kellogg, Honor Roll, Class Nite. Her uoice will resound through the halls of fame. FLORENCE F. BOTZ St, josephfs Business School Tennis, Reporter. Hiking Clubs: jun- ior Red Cross. Small, dark and lovely. CHARLES AUGUST BOULIN R, O. T. C., Glee Club. lust a good fellow. ANNA EVELYN BOYD Business History, Handball, Dancing Clubs, Minor Positions. Shell pass her Sherlock Holmes to someone else soon, we regret. MARY KATHLEEN BOYLAN Business School Heartlistone Club. Assistant to Mrs. Storer. Year Book Collection Com' mittee. There is a spot in old Killarney. EDNA BOYLES Business College Arista, Literary. History, German, Mo- tion Picture, Hockey, Tironian, Re' porters', Tennis Clubs, Literary Staff of Tironian and German Paper, Secre' tary to Miss Schreiber and Mrs. Fuhr' mann, Chairman of Typing Committee of Arista, Delegate to Senior Nominf ating Convention, Program Committee, Prophecy Committee. . A girl whose assets are as innumer- able as her charms. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL HERBERT EVERETT BREITER Businesssllight School Hilltopper fly, Social Dancing Club, Debating Society, History and Liter' ary Clubs. We can find no fault with him. YVONNE MARIE BRIAIS Pratt Institute Tennis Club, Secretary of Heartbstone Club, Assistant at Alumni Dinner, 1916, Assistant to Miss Rowold, Prof phecy Committee, French Certificate. The most uivacious Frenchie in ja' maica High. MAURICE G. BRICK Business THA Years of Band and Senior Ui chestra, Service Squad. ANNA FLORENCE BROWN Business Tennis, Basketball, Dancing Clubs, Year Book Collection Committee. Laugh and the world laughs with you. WALTER BROWN Business Intrafmural Handball, Basketball, Foot' ball. High is his goal. GEORGE A. BRUST Business Tironian, History Club, Honor Roll 175, Year Book Collection Committee. His efficiency dominates. nineteen 1 SLNIOR Ymim Book Vv'lLLlAM E. BRYCK U71l1VL'TSlIy of Pemlsylvavlia Book Room Squad, Assistant to Mr. Kellogg, P. T. Secretary, German Club, Honor Roll, Hall Patrol, Service Squad, lntrafniural Basketball, Prof pliccy Coinniittec. A prune animigxl his pals, XV: haze to .wc him iw. DONALD GORDON BUCK XVtixlzniigtnn mul Lea Univdfsily lust ri rcgulm' fellow. CHARLES Vv'lLLlAM BURKE R. O, T. C., lntrafniural Basketball, Service Squad, lntrafniural Handball, P.T. Clerk, Honor Roll, i'The fighr brcrccicx the victory. MARIE BERNADETTE BURKE Pm!! Institute Sxviinniing, Tennis, Lead-ers', Arcliery Clubs. A beaming fate with L1 certain shy' ness lwluml it. RUTH BURKE College Tennis QU, Basketball, Biology, Hockf ry, Hiking Clubs. A girl with nmny friends. jOHN HENDLEY BUTTELMAN Fordham Uniivfrsity lntra-mural Baseball, lntrafmural Bas' kctball, Biology Club, P, S. A. L. Pins, Honor Roll 121, Experie1u'e reaches best. twenty . . DOROTHY F. BYRNE Business School Basketball, Baseball, Tcnnis, Handball, Volleyball, Hcartlistone, Varsity, Hockf cy, Biology Clubs, junior Publicity League, Honor Roll. Pep, vim, and pev.mmiliiy. JAMES BYRNE Buxmexs Intrafmural Basketball. i'ACtioris make deeds. PAUL FRANCIS CALLAHAN Business Hockey Team. Captain ol' LaCrosse Squad, Varsity Club, Usher Squad. President of Senior Class. His popularity shivies over all. DOLORES RUTH CAMPBELL Business Swimming Club 135, Life Guard, Bas' kctball QU. Of many assets. MARY CAMPBELL BTl7lU7lt S Businexx School Literary, Tennis, Field Hockey, Arclif ery, Heartbstone, Camera, Glcc, French, Sketch Clubs, Assistant to Miss Bernhard, An unassumiiig girl, ANGELO CAPUTO Buxiness lntrafmural Football, Basketball, Hand' ball, Baseball. A man of sympathy. J.-xmfum HIGH Souool. ROBERT VJILLIAM CARBERY Wtill Street Biology Club and R. O. T. C. Rough and ready. FRANCIS CAREY MADELINE MARIE CARL Aw Hostess Dancing, Reporters, Handball, Arch' ery, Social Dancing, Tennis, Hiking, Baseball Clubs and Assistant in Attenf dance Ollice. Shell get through. IOHN VJILLIAM CARLSON Business Football, Gymnasium Team, Intraf mural Football, Baseball, Basketball, and R. O. T. C., Prophecy Committee. HTo know htm xx to like lumf' EDVVARD DUDLEY CARTER N. T. U. in Nassau County Football, Cross Country Team, Assisf tant to Mr. Von Mcehow, Mr. Shan- non, Mr. Cairns, Manager of Red and Blue Party, Member of Varsity Club til, and President of Varsity Club. Know him well and he is your friend. MIRIAM ANN CASH Columbia College Archery Q3 yrs. and President for one tcrml, Tennis I-lj, Baseball, Basket' ball, Leaders, Golli, Girls' Varsity Q21 Clubs. UxX llItll6'l't'1' she undertakes is bound to he a success. MADELINE ROSE CASSIDY Hunter College Honor Roll, Biology, Special Biology, Dancing, Chemistry Clubs, and Assis- tant to Mrs. Grey. Super silence surpasses senseless speech. ARTHUR F. CATONE College Varsity Hockey 125, Varsity Club, Intra-mural Runner up '34, '35, P, S, fE.L., LaCrosse, lntra-mural Tennis, C. O. Representative ol' Hockey Team and Minor Positions, 'AA11 athlete of renoun 'l DANIEL CETIN Radio School Service Squad, Physics, Chemistry Clubs, Honor Roll 183. He ix a flrientl to everylrotlyfl NMILLIAM DAVID CHASEN Merchant Marine Intra'muraI Football, Basketball, Base' bail: Orchestra, Band, Minor Positions. Co straight aheadln THEODORE CHERNOVJ College Orchestra, Social Dancing Club, Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Honor Roll, Quartet. And they bay R14ln1ioj,l', CXNENDOLYN LOUISE CLARKE Lincoln Nurses' 'Training Shell luring many a 'smile' to the sxclg and weary. . . twentyfone Samoa YEAR Booic MARGUERITE JEAN CLARKE Swimming Counselor Swimming Team, Major J, 4 Minor J's, Varsity Club, P. S. A. L. Medals, Sen' ior Life Saving, Hockey Award, Chev' rons. Shell swam her way to fame. DAVID A. CLOUS Duke University Advanced Biology Club, Honor Roll, Chess Team. A very handsome fellow. JAMES JOHN COATES Business Service Squad, Intra-mural Basketball, R. O. T. C. The silent man always wins in the end. EDWIN COHEN College Biology, Glee Clubs, Secretary to Mr. Kendall, Honor Roll, Minor Positions, Intrafmural Baseball, Basketball, Stall of Thru the Microscope. 'likeable and jolly. IRVING HERBERT COHN C. C. N. T. Chemistry, Physics, Astronomy Clubs, Annex Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Captain R. O. T. C., Chemistry Squad, Honor Roll. The less noise, the louder the ex' pluSiu11.n ELIZABETH JOAN CONCANNON Brooklyn College Ever onward. lwclltyflwm . LOVILLA LOUISE CONLEY Long Island University Minor Positions. Tcachers' pride and problem. MARY AGNES CONNORS Nursing School I'would be a pleasure to be her patient. AUDREY E. CONRAD College Riding, Basketball, Tennis, Hockey Clubs, Honor Roll. So charming and nonchalant f XVhat more could you want? WILLIAM GEORGE CONRAD Banking Stamp, Glee Clubs, Service, Bus Squads, Hall Patrol. Happyfeven on rainy days. FLORENCE J. CONROY College Arista, Oracle and Hilltopper Stalls, Dramatic, Scribblers', Literary and History Clubs, Chairman of Publicity Hearthstone Club, Art Committee, Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Publicity Committee of P. T. A., Honor Roll S. S. S., Secre' tary to Dr. Duane and Mrs. Storer, CofEditor of Year Book. A girl of poise and personality, Witli beauty, charm and wvacityf' ALICE I. CONSTANT College Archery, Riding, Motion Picture, Ten- nis, Glee Clubs, Assistant to Dr. Du' ane. Young and happy every day '- May she always be that way. JAMAICA I-Iioi-I Scznooi. JAMES CONSTANTINE College lntrafinural Handball, Secretary to Mr. Kendall, lntrafmural Swimming, Honor Roll 121, Varsity Club, Varsity Swim- ming Team, lr. Life Saving, P.S.A,L. Pin. D1ligent and earnest, he's bound to win. CAROLYN REGINA CORDES Business Tironian, Reporters, Dancing, Lead' ers', Tennis, Archery, Baseball, Glee Clubs, Honor Roll, Stay as sweet as you are. MORGAN HARRIS CORNELL N. T. U. Service Squad, Senior Life Guard. A man of ambition. MARGARET HELEN CORSON College Tennis, Baseball, Handball, Swimming. Red Cross Clubs, Arista, Minor J, As' sistant in Modern Language Oflice. Bright hair reflected from her mind. CATHERINE ELLEN COSTELLO Classical, Fneneh, jr. Red Cross, Hik' ing, Archery, Handball, Literary, Hisf tory. Stamp, Motion Picture Clubs, As' sistant to Miss Deegan, .Quietly she goes about xtudying while others contemplate doing it. THELMA KATHLEEN CRAFT Business School Secretary to Miss Lee and Mr. Lovely. A fine business head that will carry her far, MARGARET E. CRAVEN Business Tironian, Art Editor of Tironian, Ref porters' Club, Honor Roll. ,Quietly and busily, she accom' plixhes much, LAURA THERESA CRAVJFORD Business Srhool Soft in all ways, speech, looks, dress, etc. VIRGINIA MARIE CREC-AN Packard Clee, Tennis, Reporters', PanfAineri' can, Biology Clubs, Vice-President l'ironian, Arista, Hilltopper, Honor Roll. Her beauty and charm are more than skin deep. -IANET FRANCES CRISTADCBRC1 Swartliniore Viee'President Senior Class, Coinniis' sioner of Social Activities, President ol Dramatic Club 121, President of Dane' ing Club 121, Riding, Archery, Bas' ketball, Golf Clubs, Arista 141, Usher Squad, Honor Roll 181, Secretary to Mr. Barrett, Mrs, Fahey, Mrs. Mans' lay, Mr, Holinberg. O thou art fairer than the evening air Clad in rin- beauty of a thousand stars. PASQUALINE MARY CUILLA Business School Glee, Motion Picture, PanfAinerican Clubs, Assistant to Mr. Kellogg, Hand' ball. Baseball, Basketball Clubs. There's none more earnest. jOHN JOSEPH CURREN College Sketch Club, History and Literary Clubs, Intra-mural Handball. That happy smile. . . twenty-three Samoa YEAR Bom: ELEANORA ANNA CZYZ Busiiiexs Assistant in Miss Keenan's Oflice. A sweet tooth, a sweet disposition. in fuer, a xwee! girl. PHILIP EDWARD DAHRINGER Business Cross Country QZJ, Track 121, Var' sity Club llj, Minor Positions. Full speed ahead. MARTHE ALICE DAMIAN School for Voice and Drama Dancing, Tennis, Hockey, Leaders, French Clubs, Weirked in Math. Ofhce and Miss Keenan's Olhce, Class Night Committee. Quiet but liamlworlqingf' FRANCES GRACE DAPPER N, Y. U. Nassau College Branch Arista, Honor Roll 181, Glee, Draf matic, Dancing, Reportersf Leadersf Tennis, Literary, and History Clubs, Treasurer ol Tironian Society HJ, Program Committee, Stall' of Tironiau Magazine, Volley Ball, Assistant to Miss Bernhard, C.O. and Hilltopper Representative, Certificate ol' Merit in German. A sweeter helper u teacher never had. ANTHONY JOHN DARIANO Business Minor Achieveiuents, Intra 1 mural I'Iandball. A'Cross word puzzle fan. ELWOOD CLIFFORD DAVIS College Honor Roll, Service Squad, Sanitation Squad, French, Chemistry Clubs. A friendly chap. lNNCIlly'lULll' . SOPHIA CATHERINE DEAN Law School Archery, Riding, Tennis, Dancing Clubs, Assistant in Math. Othce, Hon' or Roll, School in 3M Years. Gentlemen of the jury, HERBERT M. DECKER Brooklyn College History Club, Honor Roll, Dues Com' mittee, Keep up that ambition and y0u'll get through. JEAN FRANCES DECKER Dralqek Businesx School Archery, Tennis, Baseball, Basketball, Hiking, Glee, Biology Clubs, Archery G,O. Representative, 12 Chev' rons, Who's Who Committee, l'Don't crowd, fellows. ELMER DEIGEL College R. O,T, C., Honor Roll, Intrafmural Baseball and Basketball, Medal, Dancf ing Club. Life is made of work and play. MARCELLA LOUISE DENIER DraI1e's Business School We'll miss you in H,S. JOSEPH ALBERT DE PALMA College Chemistry Club, Hall Patrol, R.O.T.C., Assistant to Mr. Brennan, Mr. Mondf zak, Mr. Dorf, Chemistry Research Squad QZJ, Intrafmural Baseball and Basketball. He'll get by. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL: VANCE DEVOL Commercial Artist Course in Commercial Advertising Member, Art Stall, Oracle, DOROTHY IRENE DICKSON Business and to Law College Leaders', Dancing, Basketball, Glee Clubs, Honor Roll, Bus Squad. .Quietness in most cases is a virtue. ROSE DIENER Slenographer Reporters, Social Dancing, Archery, Glee Clubs, Tironian Society, Honor Roll, Secretary to Dr, Mathewson. She prefers caps and gownsg they are more dignified. GLIIDO XVILLIAM DI NARDO C. C. N. Y. R. O. T. C., Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Printing Squad, Physics Research Squad, Handball Team. The goal is straight ahead. MARIE ANN DITOLLA College Basketball, Hockey and Baseball Clubs. Very attractive and never inactive, JOSEPH HAROLD DITTMER Capital University Lieutenant on Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Chemistry, Stamp Clubs, P. T. Clerk 131, Scholarship Pin 18 terms1, Arista. A natural genius. PAULINE A. DLUCOLONSKA Commercial Legal Secretarial Institute Glee Club, Tennis and Reporters' Clubs, Honor Roll, Any teachers ideal pupil. FLORENCE DOBRINS Business Archery, Baseball, Hockey, Handball, Glee Clubs, Tironian Club, Stall of the Tironian, Honor Roll, Quiet but athletic. FRANCIS JOHN DOHERTY Business Intrafmural Basketball and Baseball, Chemistry Club, Freshman Football Team. Unasxuming niannerf CHARLES VVILLIAM DOLENDI Business Intrafinural Basketball, Baseball, Ser' vice Squad, Both humor and work he employs. VERONICA ESTELLE DONNELLY N. Y, U. Coll, Basketball, Hiking, Volleyball Clubs, Assistant to Mrs. Mansly, Hon' or Roll 131. Youth in every line. AUDREY DORNBUSH College Dancing 141, Golf 141, Hockey 121, Archery, Basketball, Motion Picture Clubs. Posture makes perfect. . . . twenty-five SENIOR YEAR BooK HARRY B. DORSTY Business Minor Positions Heres a toast to you! DOROTHY MAE DOUGLAS Business College Hockey, Archery, Golf, Basketball, Poetry, Glee, Literary Clubs, Special Chorus, Library Squad, Assistant to Miss joslyn, Honor Roll. When song and skill plus Dorothy are one, expect a masterpiece. HENRY IOHN DOWD College Intrafmural Baseball, Basketball, R. O.- T. C., History Club, Class Nite Coin- mittee. WALTER JOHN DUDAS College Intrafmural Baseball, Basketball, Hand' ball, Dues Committee. JEANNE NOEL ECKE RT Business Glee, Tironian, Archery, Tennis, Bas' kctball, PanfAmerican, Social Dancing Clubs, Honor Roll. Wliile others think, she acts. EILEEN EICHELL St. joseph's College Secretary of Senior Class, Feature Editor of Hilltopper, Editorial Board of La Prensita and Le Rapporteur, Arista, Red Cross, Spanish, PanfAmerf ican, Chemistry, Tennis, Hiking, Handball, Dancing, Glee Clubs, Honor Roll, Usher Squad, Quill and Scroll, News Editor of Hilltopper. Heaven on earth. twenty'siX . . . DOROTHY EKBLOM Adelphi College Dancing, Hockey, Tennis, Handball Clubs, Honor Roll. Underneath it all-sincerity. PEARL EPSTEIN Business Tironian, Reporters, Tennis, Archery Clubs. So you don't lille to be called 'just a handfullf eh? IRENE ELIZABETH ERBAR College Dancing, Spanish, Social Dancing, Hiking Clubs, Assistant to Miss Ray' nor, Assistant to Mr. Kellogg. Keep your face toward the sim, and your shadows will follow behind you. CHARLES ETTINGER Business Intrafm ural Basketball jOHN CHARLES EVANS Coast Guard Academy Dramatic Uj, Chess, Social Clubs, Track and Cross Country Teams, R.o.T.C. rio. CATHERINE ELIZABETH FABER Business Assistant to Miss Schadrick, Glee, Bas' lzetball, Dancing Clubs. The road stretches before her like a silver ribbon. JAMAICA HIGH Scnoor. FRANK FALCO Today is all you have, the future is yet to Come. MILDRED MAGDALENE FANO Business Scliool Reporters, Golf fminor IND, and Glue Clubs, Tironian and junior Red Cross Clubs. An added attraction in any office. REGINA MARIE FARLEY Business Sclzool Hollywood is looking for you. ANNE ELIZABETH FARRELL Nursing Hearthstonc, Red Cross, Dancing, Glee Clubs. They raise tlzeir liars. JAMES C. FEELY Hemstead Hofstra Memorial College History, Spanish, and PHI1'AII1CflC1lll Clubs, Honor Roll, Class Nite Com' mittee. RUTH LILLIAN FEINER Brooklyn College Biology, History, Hoclcey, Dramatic, Handball Clubs, Publicity Committee, Honor Roll. The man of action controls the present. But tlie thinker controls the future, GEURGE FELDMAN Business Service Squad, Chemistry, Physics Clubs. GERALDINE MOLLIE FERDERBER Dental Sclzool Secretary of Baseball, President of Bas' lcetball, Handball, President of Arch' ery, Tennis, Volleyball, Hockey Clubs, Assistant to Mrs. Mansly, 'AA sound mind in a sound body. LEXVIS FERN R. C. A. lntrzrmural Baseball, Basketball, Usher Squad, LEVJIS FERNANDEZ Business Bus Squad, R. O. T. C., Minor Po- sitions. DORIS INA FEY Business Tironian Society, Honor Roll, G.O. Representative. Efficient and untiringf' ROBERT HENRY FEY Business Minor Positions, . . twentyfseveii SENIOR YEAR Booic ALFRED FIEDELBAUM Brooklyn College Lieutenant in R. O. T. C., Orchestra, Glec, Biology Clubs. IUANITA FIELD Coney Island Hospital French Cluh, Secretary to Miss Cassel, Honor Roll, Year Book Collection Committee. just a nurse or the right nurse? CHARLES -IAMES FINCK Business Glee, Chess, Photo, Physics, Chemise try Cluhs, Chess Squad. GLADYS FINGER Business Volleyball Cluh. Do today uiliui can be done lo' morrow. MADELINE FINKEN Business School Golf, Junior Glec and Hiking Clubs, The song bird. JOHN FRANCIS FINNEGAN Business Minor Positions, Dues Committee. twentyfeight . . PEARL FIREMARK Business-Secretary Tironian, Reporters, Dancing, Hoclcf ey, Glee, Archery and Arista, Vice- Presidcnt of Tironian, Secretary ol Reporters' Cluh, Associate Editor ol Tironian Magazine, Assistant to Mr. Pulvermacher, Assistant to Miss Quin' lan, Honor Roll 181, The 'angel' of the Tironian where is that stencil? COULTON VJILLIAM FISCHER N. T. U. Assistant Manager of Tennis Team and Manager R. O. T. C. MILDRED VULYANN FISHER St. joseplfs College Chemistry, Motion Picture Cluhs, Asf sistant to Miss Raynor, Honor Roll. Design for marriage. VIRGINIA IOAN FITZGERALD Our Lady of Mercy College Chemistry, Motion Picture, Baskethall, Shufllehoard, Tennis Cluhs, Assistant to Miss Raynor, Mr. Horst and Miss Caplan, Honor Roll. Hjnmy slays them, hut how they love il. MARGARET C. FLAHERTY St. joseplfs College Literary Cluh, Stamp Cluh, President of Classical Cluh, junior Ri-cl Cross, Staff of Latin Paper, Assistant to Mr, Kellogg, Honor Roll, Prophecy Coin' mittee. This Irish Senorila, Vsfe know youll ltlqe to meet her. JAMES FRANCIS FLAHIVE Business Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Wcmirk in Mr. Kellogg's Ollice, Captain of R. O. T. C. IRA ITLANDERS College President ol' Stamp Cluh, Sketch, Ilrencli Cluhs, Service Squad, Intraf mural Hamlhall, Baselaall, R. O. T. C., Advertising Manager of Hilltopper, XVIio's Vflio Committee. KENNETH A. FLAVIN Australia R. O. T. C.. Stamp Cluh. Hilltopper Reporter. Red Cross, Chairman of Red Cross Collection Committee, Program Committee, English Book Room Squad, Illying Squad, Honor Roll, Hall Patrol, Sergeant Bus Squad, Circulation Stall' ol' Hilltopprr, jewelry Committee, Cir' culation ol Year Book. '4AmI lu' will go on iullil lie reaclicx Ill: lop I GERTRl.lDE TERESA IJLEMING Nurses' Training junior Red Cross ill, Art Committee 1-Iamaica Day Nurseryj, Hiking, Swimming, Motion Picture, Basehall Clulws, Sl1oN1nig for ii Utopia. RICHARD .IOSEPH FLYNN College Servic-e Squad tl yrs.l, Intrafmural Handhall, Basehall and Baskethall, Sec' retary in Gym Class, Locker Guard. GABRIEL VONTRIER C. C. N. 'If Special Biology, Chess Cluhs, Chess Team, Senior Orchestra, Glee Cluh, Special Chorus. Hilltopper, Oracle, Thru the Microscope , Arista, Hall Patrol, Assistant in Biology Ollice, Year Book Stall 'Art, junior Puhlicf ity Committee P, T. A. EVELYN ELIZABETH FOREST HIINIIIFSX I'anfAmerican, Tironian, Cvlee, Reporf ters', Biology Cluhs. Secretary to Miss Harrison, Honor Roll, Slic'll type liar way to success. JAMAICA HIGH Souoclt JAMES WENDELL FORSGREN Columbia Swimming Squad, Captain ol Swim' ming Team, Baskethall. LAURA FORSTER Business Basehall, Baslcethall, Swimming, Ten' nis, Archery Cluhs. Wl1y boys leave Immi- NONA EMILY FRANCKE Russell Sage College Arista, Honor Roll, History, Biology, Literary, Dancing, Archery, Baseball. Baskethall, Games. Handhall. Hockey, Tennis. Swimming Cluhs. Volleyhall Team, P, S. A. L, Medal, Class Nite Committee. HBeauty is a I9lr1xxo1n I' ROBERT FRANK New 'York Mercliaiit Marnie Academy R. O, T. C.. Print Shop RICHARD VJ. FRANKE Biuiiiesx Service Squad, Band, Orchestra, Intraf mural Basketball. DOROTHY MURIEL IIRANZ Broolqlyn College Hiking, Archery, Tennis Cluhs, Honor Roll, Secretary of Archery Clulw. A girl ax straight as tlic flame of a Candle . . twentyfnine SENIOR YEAR BOOK 14 7 EDWARD HARRISON FREIDLEIN jamaica Evening High Glee Club. The perfect gentleman. ANDREW FRED FREY College Freshman Baseball and Football, Var- sity Football, '33, '34, Commissioner of Social Activities, Head of Usher Squad, Service Squad, Cv. 0. Represcnf tative, Manager of G,O. Party, Var' sity Club, Treasurer and VicefPresif dent of Varsity Club. KATHRYN DOROTHY GAHAN Packard Business College Hearthstonc Club, Honor Roll, Secre- tary to Miss Cassel. 'AA lovely countenance--a pleasing smilefl SADIE GANLEY Business Tironian, Reporters, Spanish, Pan' American, Hockey, Tennis, Dancing. Handball, Art, Animal Club of Red Cross, History, Literary Clubs, Hilltop- per Staff, Honor Roll. Silence is a virtue sweetness will uphold. JAMES GARCIA Business Hilltopper Stall, Swimming Squad, History Club, Secretary to Mr. Shan' non, Intrafmural Basketball, Whii's Who Committee. Knight of labor. HAZEL MARTHA GARNER Business Dancing, Hiking Clubs, Assistant in Medical Room. Sweet and lovely. thirty . . MADELEINE E, GARRISON Pratt's Institute What are little girls made of? FRANCIS W. GIACCONE Engineering German, Debating, Biol0fZYi Chess, Stamp, History and Camera Clubs, R. O. T. C. UD, Service Squad, Honor Roll. MURIEL I. GIFFORD Brooklyn College Classical, Riding, Golf, Red Cross QZD, Literary, Motion Picture Clubs, Stall' of Latin Paper, Collecting Committee, Honor Roll 185, Arista, Assistant to Miss Bernhard, Prophecy Committee. Muriel was not left when Arista claimed the best. VIRGINIA CLAIRE GLASER St. joseplfs College Tennis, Glee Club, History, Baseball Clubs, Modern youth in all its perfecf tions. ARTHUR JAMES GLEASON Business Chemistry Club, R. O. T. C. HAROLD VINCENT GLEASON Business JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL ROBERT GILBERT GLENN Business Chess, Chemistry Clubs. MILDRED R. GLICKMAN Hunter College Tennis, Dancing, Basketball, Debating, History, junior Red Cross, Classical, Literary Clubs, Honor Roll, Secretary to Miss Rose and Mr. -lahelka, Stail ol' Per Arcum Titi. Always a helpful friend. EDWARD PRED GOLDEN BERG College Hall Patrol, Motion Picture Appref ciation Club. RUTH GOLDFINGER Stenograplier Tironian, Rcportersf Spanish, Pan' American, Hockey. Tennis, Dancing, Handball, Art and Animal Clubs of junior Red Cross, History and Liter' ary Clubs, Secretary on Hilltopper Staff. F1iendliness pays, she has proven. VALERIE MAE GOLDMAN College Special Biology, Biology, Sketch, Red Cross, French, Motion Picture Clubs, Assistant to Miss Raynor, Miss Vv'eld, Mrs. Gray. There is no substitute for experif ence. HENRY HERMAN GRAEBNER Business Secretary to Miss Harrison, Intra-mural Baseball, Basketball, and Handball. A good oratorf' THELMA H. GRAEBNER Stenogmplier Glce, Biology, German Clubs. An amiable disposition. F. EDWARD GRAF Business Service Squad, G. O. Representative, Hall Patrol, Intrafmural Basketball, Baseball, Secretary in Gym Class. MARjORIE LILYAN GRAFF Savage's Scliool Dancing Club and Honor Roll. A soft answer turnetli away wrath. JAMES J. GRAY Advertising lntra-mural Baseball, Basketball, Ser' vice Squad I3 termsj. Slow and steady. AGNES GREEN fackard Business Institute Dramatic, Basketball, Archery, Honor Roll, Motion Picture, Heartbstone, History and Dancing Clubs. Like sugar-sweet and 'refnedf' ABRAHAM GREENBERG seizing Stamp Club. An all American boy, . . thirty-one SENIOR YEAR Book GERALD ,IEROME GREENSPAN College for Pharmacy Chemistry Club, Hilltopper. Service Squad, Hall Patrol, C.O. Represen tative and Prophecy Committee. EDWARD L. GREMSE Cornell University Chairman of Year Book Collection Committee, Service Squad, Lieutenant Hall Patrol, Lieutenant Sanitation Squad, Lieutenant R. O. T. C., Ser' geant of Bus Squad, Roosevelt Service Award, G.O. Representative, Library Assistant. Staff of Per Arcum Titi . History, French, Debating, Latin Clubs, Publicity, Hilltopper, Honor Roll, IRENE M. CRODZICKI Savage Physical Training Representative of Golf Club, Girls' Varsity Club, Tennis, Basketball, Basef ball, French. Pegasus, History Clubs. Learning makes one ft company for herself. EDYTHE GUNNINC Pratt's Institute Sketch, Sbullleboarel, Tennis Clubs. Hal-TILSIS no future how e'er pleas' ant. WILLIAM JOHN CUNNINC Pratt Institute Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club. and Service Squad. ROBERT GUTHMULLER Rifle Team, Varsity Club, Intrafinural Basketball, Hilltopper Sports Staff, R. O. T. C., Hall Patrol, G. O, Repref sentative, Band, Senior Orchestra, Minor Positions, Wlicm's Wlio Com' mittee. tlurty'two . FRED GEORGE HAACK Business Varsity Hockey 125, lntrafniural Hockey, Varsity Club, La Crosse, Ser vice Squad, Honor Roll. -IEANNETTE HAAS Nurses' Training School Basketball. Field Hockey. Ode to our rnemoryf' EVELYN HALL Hunter Arista, History, jr. Red Cross, Liter, ary, Classical, German, Dancing, Ten' nis Clubs, Staff of Per Arcuni Titi fLatin Newspaperj, Honor Roll 165. Secretary to Miss Bay ill. Miss Sur' eda. 'I'l1ere's nothing so lr-mgly as lgmilf ness, And nothing so loyal as truth. WILLIAM LOUIS HALL Business Honor Roll, La Crosse, Intrafinural Hockey and Baseball, ,IEAN M. HAMMOND Beautician Archery, Basketball, Swiinniing, Tennis Clubs. Cute and pert. JOHN JOSEPH HAMPEL Business Usher Squad, Chemistry Club, Bus Squad, Lieutenant on Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Chief of Locker Squad, Head of Attendance Ofhce in Alter- noon Session, Pegasus, Literary, Clee Clubs, G. O. Representative, ALBERT CHARLES HANSEN Business Intra-mural Baselvall, Baskethall, Hand' hall. Cares will never hinder him. JULIUS BERG HANSEN New 'York University-Nassau Orchestra, Band, Service Squad. FLORENCE GLADYS HANSON Business Minor Positions, Honor Roll, Three son-nets to ci etiquette. HELEN K. HARPER Business Handball, Basketball, History, Literaf ture. Reportersf Dancing, Volley Ball. Numerous are her friends. GRACE HARTMANN Business School Hockey, Dancing. Motion Picture, Special Biology Clubs, Honor Roll UI. A good name keeps its luster in the dark. HAROLD H, HASSENFRATZ Business Stamp Cluh. Gym Team, Intrafmurals. JAMAICA HIGH Scuoot FLORENCE MARIE HASTINGS Adelphi College Motion Picture, Dramatic, Costume Illustration, History, Archery, Basket hall, Leaders', Golf, Tennis, Dancinfi Clubs, Ushers' Squad, Honor Roll my WALTER B. HAUGHEY Business Hockey Team, Service Squad. HERBERT HAUN Bucknell Hilltopper and Oracle Representative, Intrafmural Baseball, Footlaall, Basket' hall, Biology Cluh, MARGARET THERESA HAUSER Tennis, Glee, Tironian, Social Dancing Clubs, Honor Roll, Secretary to Mr. Burton and Dr. Mathewstiii. A small package of amlmimif' HELEN LOUISE HAYEK Business Archery, Riding, Hockey, Tironian, Dance, Hearthstone, Arista, President and Vice-President of Tironian Cluh, G. O. Store, Usher Squad, Assistant to Mr. Perman: G.O. Representative, Honor Roll QSD, Freshman Counsellor, G. O. Candidate. Who is this lovely lady? ? 7 EUGENIA HEBENSTREIT Business School Minor Positions, Year Book Collection Committee. In a calm sea every person is a pilot. . . thirtyfthree SENIOR YE RR BOOK ELEANOR IRENE HEFFERNAN Business Arista, Field, Hockey, Dance, Repor' ters', Tironian Clubs, Tironian Magaf :ine Stall, Tironian Treasurer, Honor Roll, Secretary to Mrs. Storer and Mrs. Ferguson, Assistant to IVIr. Pulverf macher, Her smile cnchantsf' IOI-IN DANIEL HEGT School Swimming Team, Hall patrol, Service Squad, Minor Positions. GEORGE CHARLES HEINE Business Hilltopper Representative, Biology Club, Intrafmural Baseball, Basketball, Prophecy Committee. LORRAINE HEINEMANN College Arista, Editor of Latin Newspaper. Counsellor to Freshmen: Corresponding Secretary of Motion Picture Club, Classical, Honor, Biology, Literary, Archery and Swimming Clubs, Honor Roll 183, Chairman Year Book fPro- phecy Committee. Scale with the assaulting lash, the rampa'rt's height, And strike and struggle in the thick' CSL jightf' WILLIAM E. HEINEMANN XVest Point Military Academy French, Spanish Papers, R-ed Cross Life Guard, Assistant to Mr. Berg' stresser, Arista, Honor Roll, Math, Team: ViccfPresident of Motion Pic' ture Club, Secretary to Mr. jahelka, High School in SIA Years, ROBERT D. HEINSON Business Service, Bus Squads. Il1IffY'IOLl!' . . MARGARET ANNA HEINZE Business School Archery, Tennis, Handball, Baseball, Basketball, Volley Ball, Hockey Clubs, Dues Committee, Assistant to Mrs. Mansley, Mr. Kellogg. MYRTLE M. K. HEITMANN Dietitian Language most shows a man, speak that I may see thee. EUGENE CHARLES HEMMING Aviation School Intra'mural Sports. ANNE MARIE HENDERSON Pratt Institute Basketball, Archery, Swimming, Danc- ing, Costume Illustration Clubs, Dues Committee, -lr. Publicity Committee of P. T. A., Honor Roll. 'iHer sincerity and charm make her worth knowing. HARRY WILLIAM HERING Business Honor Roll, Intrafmural Sports, Dues Committee, Minor Positions. A trusted f1iend. WILLIAM N. HERRIGTT California Hockey, Intrafmural Baseball, Basket' ball, Swimming, Kellogg's Oflice C4 yrs.J, Service Squad K3 yrsj, Hall Patrol, Year Book Collection Commit' tee. JAMAICA Irlion Sonooi. GEORGE P. HERZOG I'ratl's Institute Service Squad, Art Class President, Track, Hall Patrol. Assistant to Mr, Kellogg, ANITA LOUISE HESSLER Guggenlieirvfs Institute of Dental Hygiene Basketball, Swimming. Riding Clubs. Secretary of Early and Late Court of Arbitration ill. VJlio's Wlio Commit' tee, Prom Committee, Honor Roll. Roosevelt Service Award. HI,1Y'l'f'lN' to loolg at, AIOSEPHINE AGNES HILLA Business Tennis, Dancing, Basketball and His- tory Clubs. Smile and tlie world smiles witli you. GLENDON HINDS HAROLD EDXVIN HIPVJELL Columbia University Swimming Team, Secretary of Varsity Club, VioefPresident of the Orchestra, Band, Chemistry Club, G.O. Repro' sentative, Arista. Usher Squad. Noteworthy of praise Is your plan for plays. ELIZABETH MAY HIRSH Business Scliool Tennis Club, Assisted in Mr. Kellogg's Oincc, Minor Positions. A personality with a purpose. ARTHUR HITTLEMAN Real Estate Stamp Club and Minor Positions. Your virtues, not yet extolled, I spealq for tliee, if I may be so hold. ROY FRANCIS HUDSON Boeing Scliool of Aeronaulies Hockey Team. A'Mercury's wings and flying fcnt have made you Iiarrl to beat. RITA A. HOEFLING Business College Dancing, Baseball, Golf Clubs, Honor Roll, Roosevelt Award. Usher Squad, G. O. Speaker, Wliri's Vsllio Commit' ICC. Let yourself go. EVELYN A, HOGANS Lincolnfs Nursing School Honor Roll, Clieniistry, History and Tennis Clubs. RI1ytI1m is Iler business EDWARD F, HOLDEN College Varsity Club, Track Team, Cross Country Team. The ideal senior Iias been you, So ronscienziinis in all you do. PAUL HOLLENBACH Brownels Business Srllool Chess Club. Always so studious, So never very dubious. . . . tliirlyflivc SENIOR YEAR Book MARCIA ANNA I-IOLLINGS Art School Arista, Chairman lunior Publicity Art Committee of P ,T. A., Tennis. Dane' ing. Dramatic. Basehall, Sketch, Cos' tume Illustration. Motion Picture, Th-ef atre Arts Cluhs, Art Chairman of Movie Critic. Assistant to Miss Bern' hartl, Honor Roll, Class Night Com' mittee. 'AA pert face with so much char' after. CIIESTER HOLMES City College Service Squad QU. Biology Cluh. RICHARD LOUIS HGNCE Business He has accomplished mucli al' ready. ELEANOR MYRTLE HOPP Arista, Secretary ol Glce Club, Secre- tary of German Club. Secretary to Mrs. Kurland. Game Club. Assistant in At' tendance Othce, Honor Roll. A good name is better than riches. RUTH EVELYN HORN Finch School Archery, Baskethall. Baseball, Tennis, Clee, Dancing, Hockey and Sketch Clulws, Assistant to Mrs. Lee. A small package of big assets. JOSEPH A. HOWRIGAN Business Tour qualities are manifold, No idle gossip, I've been told. thirtvfsix . MARGARET RITA HUBEI. Business Bus Squad. Handy Margie. FRANK I. HUGGER Intra'mural Sports, Honor Roll, Hall Patrol, Chemistry Cluh. Determined to succeed. EDWIN W. HULETT Business Service Squad, Life Guard at Pool, G. O. Representative. Ambition is a splendid thing, 'Yours is genuine, without false ring. RUTH MARIE HUTT College Tennis Cluh, Dancing Cluh. As fair as a flower. MARGARET MAE IRWIN N. T. U. Swimming Cluh 135, Assistant to Mr. Pulvermacher, Prophecy Committee. A girl with vitality and person' alityf' ,IULIAN ISKIN University of Pennsylvania French and Chemistry Cluhs. Hall Pa' trol, Intrafmural Basketball, G. O. Representative, Year Book Collection Committee. Little wonder teachers admired him, Studious as desired by them. ,lrxmaicm HIGH Scrioot OLIVER GEORGE IAKOB, Ir. Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn XVlien thy name has gilt of honor, Return to your Alma aterf' ROSE 'IAMPEL Bitstnesx Minor Clerical kVork, Honor Roll, W'ho's Vv'ho Committee. i'En!liuxiasm + ambition -P brains . siiccexxf' REINE MARGUERITE JANSON Pratt lnstntute Dramatic Cluh, Sketch, Poster, Tennis, PanfAmerican Cluhs. The girl with the dreamy eyes. SHIRLEY ,IARDNER Business Minor Positions. A friendly smile, a twinkle in her eyes. CHARLES JENSEN Business Service Squad 111, Hall Patrol 121, Usher Squad, Assistant to Mr. Holm- herg. Survival of the fittest, is your just claim, Because of sound body and brain. WALTER G. IOHANSON Business R. O. T. C., Intrafmural Basketball, Minor Positions. 'Your humor is a splendid thing, Because of its satirical swing. DONALD HOVJARD -IOHNSON Business Service Squad, Intrafmural Baskethall, Basehall, Hantlhall, Gym Secretary. Tour business acumen, Is genuine, no foolin'. M. DORIS .IOHNSON College Archery, Coll, Tennis, Hiking, Shui' llehoard, Literary Cluhs, Honor Roll and Minor Positions. As chic ax she is xioeelf' RITA DOROTIIEA ,IOHNSON Col cjje PanfAmerican, Giee, Special Chorus, Biology, Baskethall, Spanish Clulws and Class Nite Committee. Hlngeniiity and ahililyf' JANET ROSE joainmsr Barnard Metlzcal School Biology, Chemistry, Archery, and Serihhlers' Cluhs, Assistant to Miss Raynor, Mr, Kellogg, G. O, Represenf tative, Cheering Squad and Honor Roll. She has vitality pfusf' MILDRED KATHRYN JORDAN Business Tennis, Hiking, Archery, Reporters', Spanish, Dancing Cluhs, Stall ol' Ti' ronian, CLO, Store Assistant, Prom Committee. 'iSopl1ist1caled lady, FREDERICK HENRY jOSS Columbia University Orchestra, Life Saving, Arista, Varsity Club, Swimming Team, Honor Roll, 3 Varsity Letters. lVlucli ability do I jimi in ilive, Ax good as you, ure all should bc. . . thirtyfseven SENIOR YEAR BOOK y RICHARD CARLTON IUNGDAHL Pratt Institute Bus Squad and Prophecy Committee. Modeszy prevents me thus Making of myselj a foolish fuss, WILLIAM JOSEPH KADELL Business Intrafmural Basketball. Many qualities do I find in you, Rare indeed, and found in few. WILLIAM KENNETH KAISER New 'York Universit President of Spanish Cllub, Vice'Presi- dent of Biology Club, Debating, Draf matic Clubs, G. O. Candidate, Man' ager of Beaver Party, Honor Roll, Hall Patrol, Biology Editor of Thru the Microscope , Lieutenant on Service Squad, Sanitation, Usher Squads, Ser' geant-atfArms, Court of Arbitration, La Prensitaf' Two Roosevelt Service Awards, Some win, others fail, Success is yours, you never fail. ARTHUR JOHN KA-IKO College Chemistry Club. Good nature is yours Because you're minus all flaws. SHIRLEY MARTHA KAPLAN College Organizer and First Lieutenant of S. S. S., Treasurer of Biology Club, Arista, Honor Roll, Assistant in Biol' ogy Oflice, Business Editor of Thru the Microscope , Glee Club, Associate Editor of Bio Synapse , Special Biol' ogy, PanfAmerican, Leaders' Clubs, and Typist for Dr. Gwydir. Always busy-full speed ahead. WILLIAM STANLEY KAPPY Business A willing worker, lie doesn't sliirk, He never jails to do his work. tliirtyfeight . . . FRED HENRY KARL N. T. U. Honor Roll 171, Chemistry Club, Student Council lAnnexj, Who's Who Committee. Many classes I have seen, Tet, never met one so keen. ELEANOR JEAN KASAL Pace Hockey, Dancing, Riding, Archery, Tennis fDoubles Championsliipj, Shuff fleboard, Literary, Golf Clubs, Honor Roll I2 yrs.J, Minor J , Assistant to Mrs, Amella, French Club, 2 P.S.A.L. Medals. A good sport. FLORENCE LILLIAN KAZALSKI Business R-eporters', Glcc, Tironian, junior Red Cross Clubs. A good friend, lilqe u good cigar, never lets you clown, MARJORIE CHARLOTTE KEELER Pratt Institute Swimming, Riding, Sketch, Basketball, Dancing, Biology Clubs, Assistant to Mr. Kellogg, Glee Club, Special Chorus, Hilltopper Stall, Who's Who Committee. Full of gayness and friendliness. CHARLES WILLIAM KELLER Business lntra-mural Handball, Basketball, Ser' vice Squad. When shall we meet again, In Tale, Columbia or Penn! EDWARD GERARD KERN College History, German Clubs, Jury of Court of Arbitration, Assistant Biology Off flee, Book Room. Success is in the makings Of all your undertakings. WILLIAM CHARLES KERN College Honor Roll, Hilltopper, Secretary to Mr. Kendall, Intra-mural Baseball, Football, Handball, Basketball, Biology Club, Ice Hockey. He never fails to pass, The highest student in his class. HELEN DOROTHY KIETUR Business Biology, Dancing, Glee, Reporters' Clubs, Spiced with wit and humor. CHARLES EVERITT KIMBALL Boeing Airline School Football Team, Biology Club, R.O.T.C. All that glitters is not gold, But you're true metal, I am told. CHARLOTTE M. KINNIER Business College Hearthstone, History, Hiking Clubs, Assistant in Commercial and P. T. Oilice, Secretary to Mrs. Norton and Mr. Heidt. Her personality 0lllXlll1l6S ller hair. ANNE JOAN KIRIACON Business School Basketball, Dancing Clubs, Honor Roll Url. Gentlemen prefer brunettes--like Anne. HAROLD FRED KITTELSEN Business Service Squad. I jind tliee apt with talent galore, Lilac a fountain of knowledge to outpourf' j.-xmaicm Hrou Sc1iooL LAWRENCIE KLAUS College Service Squad, Intrafmural Basketball. Baseball and Handball, I'. S. A. L. Badges, Honor Roll, Class Nite Com' mittee. Tall, Clark and lianclsovnew RICHARD JOHN KLIEGL Stribblers' Club, Honor Roll A mystery man. HELEN ESTELLE KLIEMAN Business Clee, French, Tironian, History Clubs, Stall of i'Le Rapporteur , Tirozuan , Secretary to Miss Ifulton, Secretary in Attendance Oilice, Honor Roll, Repor- ters' Club, Prophecy Committee. A bright and cheery look for every' one. ROBERT H. KNELL Business Arista, German Club, Honor Roll. Courageous and daimtlessf' RUTH MAY KNELL Study Music Literature, Hockey, Archery Clubs, Minor Positions. She came and left much was lost. IDA ELEANOR KNUDSEN Business Tennis, Dancing, Hockey, Baseball Clubs, Little things are always good, . . thirtyfninc Simon YEAR Boox LAXVRENCE KOCH Business Hall Patrol, Life Guard Squad. A man of friends. HELENE LOUISE KOEHLER New 'York University Swimming, Astronomy, Debating, Bas- ketball, Hockey Clubs, G. O, Repref sentative, Dr. CIZISIWIHRHIAS Assistant. 'ilfevsonality plus. NNALTER CHARLES KONRATH Business lntrafmural Baseball and Basketball, Senior Red Cross Lille Saving, P.S.A.L. Medal, Dues Committee. 'Turzan's rival. jEAN LENORE KOWALEWSKI Business Hockey, Tironian, Reporters, Dancing Clubs, Assistant to Mr. Pulvermaclier, Miss Raynor, Miss Callan, Tironian Stall, Honor Roll, Volley Ball, '4Pepl Viml Vigorln CLEMENS IACKSON KRACHT University of North Carolina Lieutenant of R. O. T. C., Honor Roll, Service Squad, Intiafmural Activities, Class Nite Committee. He will rise unduuntedf' LAXNRENCE KRADER Columbia University Copy, News Editor Hilltopper, Assof ciate Editor, EditorfinfChief Oracle, Arista, Special Biology Club, Honor Roll, Dues Committee. This mlm deeided to live and lqnow forty , , , GRACE ELAINE KRAUS Business Arcliery Club, Honor Roll. 'Patience is cl virtue. ELEANOR EMMA KRAUSE Business Special Cliorus, Glee, Tennis Clubs Red Cross, Volley Ball, Honor Roll. Calm, cool mid collected. LESLIE JAMES KRIEGER College Honor Roll, Cliemistry, Glee Clubs Wl1ti's Wliai Committee. Keep your cliin up and sut'eeed.' MICHAEL RICHARD KRIEST Business Glee Club, Special Cboru 'iHe'll get by with limiurx GEORGE PAUL KUCK Business Chemistry Club, R, O. T. C. Aiwlldl L1 man, what a man! LOUIS CORNELIUS KUNZ Stevens Institute Life Saving Class. A handsome man. VINCENT JOSEPH LAMBERT Business Intra'mural Handball, Basketball, and Baseball, Senior Class Delegate, Scholf arship Pins, Chemistry Club. A frieml when cl friends most needed. PHILIP EDVUARD LANDAU Business Service Squad, R. O. T. C. Always happy. EDNA LANG Business I reshman Councilor, Secretary of Arisf ta and German Club, President Motion Picture Appreciation Club, Editor ol Movie Critic , Messenger to Miss Beilman and Miss Bernhard, Assistant to Five Teachers, Special Chorus, Glee Club, Student Council, Honor Roll, G. O. Representative. Her popularity is proof of her per' xmlulxtyf' DONALD LA PASTA Lafayette College Gym Team, Chemistry. Biology Clubs. 'lHe'll S1lCL't't'd.H GEORGE HARRIS LAPIN N. Y. U. Waslziiigtcrvi Square Pre' Dental Course Biology, Chemistry, Glce, Social Dancf ing, History, Sketch, Debating Clubs, R. O, T. C., P. C., Hall Patrol, Sanif tation Lieutenant, Special Biology Club, Thru the Microscope Stall, Ad' vertising Staff of the Year Book, Clieerj'ul and happy. ADELE N. LARSEN Buxinexs Glee, Special Biology, Tennis, Basket' ball and Dancing Clubs. just a whisper. JAMAICA H1GH ScHooi. VICTORIA A. LATIMER Business School Dancing, Baseball Clubs. Sincere and .vofiul1le. HARRY LEE Columbia Uniiierxity Honor Roll, Arista. Few things are impossible to dili' gence and skill. Dr, jolinxon. EDNA M. LEIBLER Travel Baseball, Basketball, Tennis, Glee, Golf Clubs. Smilm' through. MAY MARGARET LEIBOLD Tennis, Archery, Baseball, Handball, Hockey Clubs. 4'Silent'e xpealgx for itself. Vw . CHARLES LENT College Service Squad, R. O.T. C., Honor Roll, Intrafmural Basketball. Tarzan, the fearless. RICHARD IIRANK LEONARD Dwrtmoutli College Chief Comm., Comm. of Boys' Intra' murals, Varsity Club, VieefPresident ol' V. C., President ol' Varsity Club, Swimming Team, Captain of Swim' ming Team, G.O. Speaker, G.O. Representative, Usher Squad, School Art League, G. O. Party Manager. H7014 lm the spot. . . fortyfone SENIOR YEAR BooK ELEANOR L. LEPHARDT Packard School Archery, Tennis, Riding Clubs, Minor I, Hilltopper, Honor Roll, Hold that line. RALPH I. LESLIE Business Service and Bus Squads. MARTIN HAROLD LEVINE Business Bus Squad. Innocent as a newflaid egg. W, S. Gilbert. HORTENSE WHITLOCK LEVY Brooklyn College and Pace Institute Tennis, Biology, Red Cross, Dancing, Basketball Clubs, Usher Squad, Honor Roll. Success is just before her. MARGARET CAROLINE LEWIS Business School Glee Club 13j, Motion Picture Club. It's a great place, this world. DORIS F. LINDEMANN Secretary Basketball, Tennis, Baseball, Biology Clubs. Tops in everything that's likeable. iorty'tW0 . . . RAYMOND LINES College R. O. T. C. A fine bersmialityf' ANNABEL LINK College Arista, Dancing, Basketball, Golf, Tenf nis, Biology, jr. Red Cross, French, Motion Picture Clubs, Assistant to Mr. Kellogg and Mrs. Collins, Honor Roll, Sanitation Squad, Prophecy Commit' tee. AllfAn1erican girl, NORMAN LII-,SKY College Sr, Orchestra 141, Sr. Band 145, Scif vice Squad, Minor Positions. Soar on! RUSSEL LITTLE Brooklyn College Sober, steadfast and strong. ELEANOR CATHERINE LLOYD Business School Honor Roll 173, Arista, Ir. Red Cross Swimming 131, Dancing, Basketball, Tennis, Chemistry, Literary, Hearth' stone Clubs, Secretary of Chemistry Club, Program Committee of Chem- istry Club, Assistant to Mr. Kellogg, Assistant to Mrs. Fahey. An allfaround good sponf' MILDRED LODGE Business Ilistory Club. For she's a good jolly good fellow. JAMAICA HIGH Sciiooi. WILLIAM ALBERT LORENCE 'Try for West Point Stamp, Chemistry Clubs, Service Squad ill, Stati of Chemist , Chem' istry Squad HJ, Assistant to Mr. Dorf, Secretary to Mrs. Gross f2l, Year Book Collection Committee. 'T1ustwo'rtliy. RICHMOND VVALTER LOUCHE Cooper Union KArt Course! Physics, Debating, Sketch, Theatre Arts, Social Dancing, Dramatic, Biol' ogy, Sr. Glee Clubs, Art Staffs of Or' acle, Hilltopper, Year Book, Thru the Microscope, j. P. C., Special Chorus, Director of P, C. of P. T. A., Adverf tising Statl of Year Book. Richmond Louche, his brush and Pen, XVill mnlq among the mighty men.' IRMA RUTH LUBEROFF Art School Tennis, Archery, Fashion Clubs, Mem' ber of Art Stall of Oracle flj, Honor Roll. An artist to the tips. HAN N AH LYNCH Business Minor Positions, lt's :lie Irish in her. BETTY MAQZELVEEN Emerson College of Oratory Dancing, Archery, Tennis Clubs, Hon' or Roll. A toast to her talents, good looks and charm. MARY EMMET MADDEN Paclqard School Pan-American, Hockey and Handball Clubs, Dues Committee. A ray of sunshine. PAUL EDWARD MADKINS College Biology, History and Spanish Clubs. Unassuming, yet diligent. MARIE MAGNATTA Business Glee, Tennis, Rt-poi'ters', Tironi in Clubs, Honor Roll. Dark eyesln WALBORG MAGNUSSEN Nu'rse's Training School Tennis, Baseball, Social Dancing, Red Cross Animal, Dramatic, Literary, Ref porters' Clubs, Honor Roll, P. S. A. L. Always on the go? HELENE MAHONEY Allegheny College Tennis, Basketball, Glee Clubs. A folly disposition. EDWIN T. MAILE Business Chess and Chemistry Clubs, Honor Roll, One of those strong, silent men ALBON MAN College Arista, Literary, Special Biology Clubs, Stall' of Latin Paper, Honor Roll and Prophecy Committee. Brilliant thou aft, and shalt be What thou intend to be, a leader. . . . forty'three SENIOR YEAR Booic LEO MARGOLIN N. T, U. Managing Editor of Hilltopper, Co' Editor of Die Zugspitzc, Secretary of Camera, German Clubs, English Book Room Squad. .lWOILld that I had more space for praise To enumerate lzis many goodly ways. HAROLD MICHAEL MARQUART Business Chemistry, Physics Clubs. IRENE ELIZABETH MARTIN Hunter College Band and Orchestra. Lovely lady. HERMAN MARTIN Business Chemistry Club, Service Squad, Intraf mural Athletics, Honor Roll, Whtils Who Committee. Much can they praise you, For conceit never sways you. VIRGINIA ADELAID MARTIN Russel Sage College Swimming HM yrsj Hockey, Dancf ing, Biology, Varsity Clubs, Captain ol' Girls' Swimming Team, Assistant to Miss Raynor, Mrs. Lee, Mr. Wood' house, Mr. Holmberg, Senior Life Saver, and Dues Committee. 'Snooty' doesn't need water wings. JOHN ROBERT MARVIN City College Debating, History, German, Social Dancing, Chess, Literary Clubs, R. O: T. C., Sponsor of Declamation Contest, Honor Roll. The gift of saying things is rare, So this compliment to you is fair. iortyffour . . STANISLAUS MARZEC Business Intrafmural Athletics. Hope and ambition Are yours by traditionf MARIE MASHCLIE College Riding, Tennis, Archery, Swimming, French, Glce, Special Chorus Clubs, Minor ul for Music, Honor Roll, Med' ical Room Assistant. '4'Young sophisticated lady. DORCTHY AGATHA MASON Business College PanfArncrican, Rcporters', Baseball, Hiking, Games, Handball, Hockey Clubs. NTU know her is to like her. LENORE MASON Syracuse University Hcarthstonc, Riding, Swimming Clubs. A sweet gal, a regular pal. ALBERT MASTRON journalism Senior Orchestra and Band, lntra' mural Medal Wiiiiier, Biology Culb. Bright and friendly. BERNICE LQRRAINE MATHEWS Drake Business Scliool Basketball, Tennis, and Tironian Clubs. .E'luiet and dependable. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL EDVUARD LOUIS MAY Polyteclznic Institute Honor Roll ill, Cbemistry and Cam' era Clubs, So was Napoleon. MARGARET ROSE McALLISTER College Baseball, Tennis, Volley Ball Clubs . Two minor 's. Intrafmural Em' blcm, and Minor Positions. XVlien Irish eyes are smiling. NVILLIAM McALLISTER Navy Hora and erutlition reign. EVELYN THERESA McAULIFFE Business Srhool Dancing, Leaders, Handball, and Base ball Clubs. She will find her way to the topf REITA MARY CLAIR McCABE Pratt Institute Dramatic Society. Tennis, Hcartbstone. Cheering Squad. Easy on the eyes. CATHERINE M. McCONVILLE Miss Dunlmr's Secretarial School Tennis, Basketball, German and Cam era Clubs. She hits the spot. BETTY McDOWELL Pratt Institute Golf, Tennis, Archery, junior Red Cross, Biology, Literary Clubs, G. O. Representative, Honor Roll, Secretary to Mr. Fuerst, Assistant in Medical Room. Sweet, in spite if her red hair. MARJORIE LENORE McELFRESH Art School Arista, Honor Roll, Tennis, Archery, Dancing, Pegasus, Literary, Dramatic, Classical Clubs, Art Committee of Ar' ista, Secretary to Mrs. Fuhrmann, Mrs. Mansly, Art Stall' of Latin and French Papers, Class Nite Committee. Patient and enduring, always. GERTRUDE E. MCFEELEY Business School Some boss will be happy to have her around. AGNES MARGARET MQGOWAN Business Honor Roll. Our little girl who will never grow old. JAMES VINCENT McGCUWAN Business Intrafmural Basketball, Baseball, Chem' istry Club, Intrafmural Handball, Minor Positions. He once more crashes through with flying colors. WILLIAM D. McGUINNESS, -lr. Business Intrafmural Baseball, Basketball, Foot' ball, Service Squad. Hitch your wagon to a star. . . fortyfiive SENIOR YEAR BooK CERARD FRANCIS MCGULLAM Business Intrafmural Baseball, Football, Basket- ball, Service Squad, Glee Cub, R. On T.C. A 'brain trust' rz't'ruit. JEAN ISABELLA MCINTOSH Katlierine Gibbs Tennis. Hiking, Sliuflleboard, Honor Roll CSD, Assistant to Mrs. Mansly, Arista. A szudious child, WILLIAM ,ICI-IN McKEEVER Business lntrafmural Handball, Minor Positions, Honor Roll Q-U. Good ilzings coma' in small back' ages. AGNES MCKENZIE journalism Red Cross flj, Nursery Squad, Hikf ing Club, Red Cross, Service Squad. Year Book Collection Committee. 'ANaturally nice. ,IOSEPH R. MQKNIGHT Clee Club, Special Chorus, R. O. T. C, Clang battle axe, and flasli brand! Let tlie king reign. AIACK McLAUCHLIN Business Captain of Gymnastic Team flj, Lead' ers' Club, Intrafrnurals. Nife fellow. Iortyfsk ,IAMES ARTHUR MCSORLEY Notre Dame Service Squad, Biology, History Club Good to tlie last drop. GRACE ELIZABETH MEAGHER Deleliaiityfs Reporters' Club, Basketball, Tennis, Handball, Baseball, Honor Roll, Vol- ley Ball. Happy'goflucky, Grace. JOAN MARION MEHLING Rutgers University Freshman Counselor, Arista, Honor Roll, Vice-President of Heartbstone Club, Literary, Arcbery, Tennis and Dancing Clubs. Sedate, studious, sophisticated. WILBERT GERARD MELZER Business Intra-mural Baseball, Basketball, Hand' ball, Minor Positions, Wbo's Wham Committee. A Free Silver' man, JUNE I. MERLIN Business Baseball, Basketball, Tennis, Dancing, Archery, Hockey, Leaders' Clubs, PS.- A.L. Medals. Her wit will drive us all her way. WILLIAM -I. METZ Business R, O. T. C., Usber Squad. Service Squad, Intra-mural Football. A bright boy. JAMAICA HIGH Sci-1001. VIOLA RHETA DALE METZEN Business Dramatic, French, Art, Basketball Clee, Volley Ball, Dancing Clubs. Hpleasing to all wlio know her. MARGARET ANNA MEYER Dramatic. Basketball. Reporters' Clubs Secretary to Miss Dorsb and Mrs, Fer guson. Sweet girl graduate. FLORENCE LORRAINE MEYERS Business School Riding and Reporters' Clubs. Hltliilzllftl-S enzliusuistic 'rooter'. RUTH MICHAE LSON Broolglyn College Biology, Tennis Clubs, Honor Roll, Arista, Secretary to Mrs. Zeese. Much study, no sadness, All goorl and no lmdnessf CHARLES EDVVARD MIERAU C. C. N, T. This fellow is wise enough not to play tlle fool. ADELAIDE R. MILLER Hunter Arista, Literary, Special and General Biology, Classical, Pan f American, Handball, Motion Picture and Volley Ball Clubs. Prepared in mind. EVANS MILLER Business Clce Club, Special Chorus, U- And when Bill 'Terry offered me the fifty gm-nd ROBERT LOUIS MILLER St. jol1n's University Intrafmural Basketball and Swimming, Class Nite Committee. His very genius lwtli taken the infection of the device. VIVIENNE ELIZABETH MILLER Business Year Book Collection Committee. An unknown quality. EVELYN L. MITSCH Business Scliool Tennis, Leaders', Baseball, Tironian Clubs. Honor Roll, Assistant to Miss Deegan, Prophecy Committee. Stay as sweet as you are. EDWARD S. MITTELMAN C. C. N. T. jr. Orchestra, Sr. Orchestra, Chcmisf try Club, Sanitation Squad, Hall Pa' trol, Service Squad, Hilltoppcr, Usher Squad, Intrafmural Basketball, A jolly good fellow. DONALD EDWARD MOHR Business and College Dramatic Club, Service Squad, Minor Positions, 1iMOTNl71', millqmanf' . . forty-seven SENIOR YEAR BOOK HENRY F. MOHRMAN Deleln1nty's Intra-mural Basketball, R. O. T. C., Service Squad. Commerce Club. GRACE HELEN MOJZIS Nassau College Motion Picture, Dancing, Tennis, Lite erary Clubs, Honor Roll. just u shy, sweet girlfljf' ELINOR MARIE MONAGHAN St. joseplfs College Classical, Red Cross, Literary, Motion Picture, Riding 181, Archery, Tennis Clubs, Honor Roll 161, Assistant to Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Mansly. Small hut precious. ROBERT JOHN MONTFORT Purdue University Cross Country 131. Captain of Cross Country 121, Track 141, Gym Team 141, Varsity Club 151, Brains and hrauinf' ANNA MARIE MORAN College Tennis, Archery, Motion Picture. Sketch, Hockey and Dancing Clubs. Like sugar-'sweet and refined. VERA CECILA MUHLEISEN Business Archery, Basketball and Glee Clubs, Special Chorus. Cream of the crop. fOrty'eigbt . . ALBERT GEORGE MULLER Bucknell University P. T. Clerk, Assistant in Mr. KellOgg's Ofhce, Honor Roll, Intrafmural Basket' ball and Football. Determination has signed him. MILDRED ANTOINETTE MULLER College Basketball 121, Hiking 121, Baseball 141, Dancing, Handball 131, Hockey 121, Volley Ball 111, 4 P. S. A. L. Medals, Z Minor fs , Music, History, Glee Clubs, junior Red Cross, Art, Motion Picture Appreciation, Social Dancing, Sbuflleboard Clubs, Class Night Committee. A smile will lead her on ROSE ANNA MULLER Business Sbuflleboard Club, Year Book Collecf tion Committee. USB-8,8 true blue. MARY G. MUNCEY Nassau College Swimming, Baseball, Basketball, Hockf ey, Dancing, and Tennis Clubs, Usher Squad, Honor Roll. The Ioan Crawford type. ALICE MUNSON Swimming Councillor Tennis, Swimming, Dancing, Biology, Basketball Clubs, Assistant to Miss Raynor, Mrs. Lee and Miss Rosenthal. A good student. NATALIE JOAN MURAWSKI Business School Dramatic Club, Assistant in Mr. Kel' lOgg's Office, Honor Roll. Life is a song. JAMAICA HIGH Slonool. JANE THERESA MURPHY Business Shuflleboard Club, Minor Service Posif tions, Honor Roll, Year Book Collec' tion Committee. Sl1e'll always lend a. helping hand. JEAN MURPHY Pratt Institute Swimming, Riding and Golf Clubs. A wonderful girl. WILLIAM EDWARD MURPHY Business Hilltopper, Clwemistry Club, Honor Roll 161, Hall Patrol, Commercial Book Room, French Newspaper. A persuasive salesman, if ever IIICTC was one. HERMAN ALFRED MURWAY C. C. N. T. President of Chemistry Club. Biology Club, Physics Club, Laboratory Squad. A'Specialist in liemogeneous simulf taneous quadraticsf' JANET RUTH MUSE Pratt Institute Dancing, Literary Clubs, Honor Roll, Assistant in Mr. Kellogg's Oflice, Dues Committee. A little bit independent. HAROLD NACHLIN College Honor Roll Q3 yrs.J. Rather than sink, lie swam. DOROTHY ANNE NEEDHAM Business School Dancing, Tennis, Motion Picture Clubs. Just a lmppyego-lucky girl. RUSSEL NEISLCSS Dartmouth College Honor Roll f6J, Hieb School in IGM Years, Stamp Club, Hall Patrol. 'I'l1ere's a sljirmish of wit in him. LADISLAV NEUBERGER Business Service Squad 12 yrs.J Good sport. CHARLOTTE LOUIS NEWNING Browne's Business School Archery, Tironian, Clee, Cerman Clubs and Honor Roll. Silence is golden. MOLLIE NISSENFELD New 'York University German, Frencb, History, Poetry, Scribblers', Literary, Tennis Clubs, Hilltopper and Oracle Staffs and Secref tary to Miss Varady and Mr. Cilgoll, No taslq is too hard for her to undertake. RUDOLPH V. NORLING Travel in Sweden Senior Life Saving. The 'Swedish W. P. A.' O . . . fortyfninc SENIOR YEAR BooK DONALD WARD OAKLEY C. C. N. T. Boy Leader of Arista, Track Team. Past President of Chemistry Club, President of Literary Club, Physics Club, French Paper, Program Commit' tee, Laboratory Squad. Assistant to Mr. Clark. Mr. Mondzak, Mr. Kendall. 'Be not afraid of greatnessf he ex' pounds and practices. MADELINE REGINA O'LEARY Business School Hockey, Baseball, Social Dancing, Hiking Clubs, and Honor Roll. A little Irish Lassie. JOHN HOWARD OLSEN Business Service Squad, Intrafmural Basketball and Baseball. Prophecy Committee. Keep your eye on the ball. MARGARET JENNIE OLSEN Mary Immaculate Nurses Training Gaines, Junior Publicity Committee, Secretary for Mr. Cross, Assistant to Miss Raynor, Class Nite Committee. No one will hinder her on her way to success. JULIA MARIEfTERESA O'NEILL Pratt Institute Junior Red Cross, Hearthstone, Motion Picture Clubs. No obstacle daunts her in her way to success. LILLIAN DOROTHEA OPITZ Pratt Business School Spanish, Motion Picture, Junior Red Cross Clubs. Depend on her to come through in a pinch. Hfty . . JAMES JOSEPH O'ROURKE Manhattan College Minor Positions. What thou art, continue to be. JOHN WILLIAM ORTH Business Varsity Club, Football QZJ, Intrafmural Basketball, Baseball, and Wlio's Who Committee. LEONARD OSROW C.C.N. T. or Brooklyn College President and Organizer of Debating Club, Secretary of Physics Clubs, Grad' uate in SM Years, Hall Patrol, Lieuf tenant on Bus Squad, Honor Roll 143, Hilltopper, G. O, Representative, Chemistry Club, Service Squad, and Dramatic Club. HERBERT GEORGE OTTEN C. C. N. T. R. O. T. C., Honor Roll, Debating and German Clubs, Year Book Collection Committee, Helper to Mr. Heidt and Mr. Fahey. H99 44,'1O0W a. pal. HENRY PABISZ Business Service and Bus Squads. FLORENCE E. PAGAN N. T. U. Hockey, Tennis, Riding, Spanish, His' tory, Sketch, and Hearthstone Clubs, Secretary to Mrs. Storer and Miss Raynor, Minor Positions. We'll see her name in the Metro' politan Museum yet. MARYJANE PAPE University of South California Secretary to Mr. Woodhivuse. Wl1o'd obiect to being tied to her apron strings? HERBERT CHARLES PAPRITZ College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Honor Roll. German Club, Junior Band, Senior Band. DOROTHY Vw . PARDEY Business Tironian, Reporters. Chemistry, Bas' ketball. Archery Clubs, Hilltopper Stall, Arista. WT need more like her, BEN IIASSIKOFF Brooklyn College Chess, History, Debating, Glee, Special Biology Clubs, Chess Team. LLOYD XMYATT PATTERSON N. '11, U. Stamp, Camera, History, Poster. Chess. Chemistry, Tennis. Dramatic, Glcq Clubs, Service Squad, R. O. T. C., Year Book Collection Committee. MARGARET E. PAULSON Katherine Gibbs Special Chorus, Glee, Dancing, Arch' ery, Hockey, History, French, Basket' hall, Red Cross Clubs, Honor Roll, Assistant to Mrs. Cathcart, Prophecy Committee. Good fortune will smile on some business office. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL FRANCIS MICHAEL PIESEL Study Music Senior Orchestra, Glee Club, R.O.T.C. When l1e's around, the sun dotli shine. SONIA PEREY Nurses' Training Spanish, Tennis, lr. Red Cross Clubs. Wlio was it that said, 'We all need sunshine for health'? DOROTHY PERLMUTTER College Dancing, German, Hockey, Red Cross Clubs. She's bound to go far in life. EUNICE M. PETERSON Pratt Institute fDieteticsl Archery, Tennis, History, I. O. S.. Dancing Clubs, President of Hearth' stone Club, Arista. Her charming personality is just fiably envied by all. RUTH CLAIRE PETERSON Cornell University Honor Roll, Dancing, Swimming, Archery, Red Cross, Literary, History and Spanish Clubs, Hearthstone, Assisf tant to Miss Raynor, Assistant in Med' ical Room. A sample of her personality will convince you. CATHERINE C. PETRILAK New 'York University Tennis, Basketball, Volley Ball, Base- ball, Hockey, Archery, Handball, Ti' ronian, Leaders', Hiking Clubs, Service Squad. Her name will be under great athf letes some day. . . nftyfone Su NI1 ia YEAR Booz: LEONARD AARON PHILIPSON Business Minor Activities, Honor Roll. VICTORY PRISCILLA PILGER Business Riding Club, Service Squad. A friend to all. ANNE MARIE PINTO Business Tironian, Hiking, Reporters' Clubs. Let praise be given to the most Cleser11ing. JOHN FRED PLATE Business and Night College Red Cross, Honor Roll, Service Squad. BELLE PLATT New 'York University Riding, Tennis, Literary, Motion Pic' ture Clubs, Honor Roll. 'You'Cl walk many miles to find one like her. RICHARD SANFORD PLOSS Cornell University Chemistry, Chess, French, Debating Clubs, Class Nite Committee. Hltyftwo . . AMELIA PLOTZ Business School Tennis, Baseball, Hockey, Spanish Clubs, Honor Roll, Assistant to Miss Raynor. You can't judge by size-think of Napoleon! EVELYN MAY POETSCI I Business Archery, Tennis, Basketba'l, Tironian, Golf Clubs, Honor Roll, Stenography Medal. Shall show us how complete a thing a woman may be made. ABRAHAM ELIHU POLONSKY C. C. N. T. Dramatic Club, Winn 2 Sten. Contests and Sten. Certihcates with Average of 98.6W, Literary Editor of Tironian. If he has any faults, he certainly doesn't show them. ETHEL POLOWITZKY Business College Tennis, Motion Picture, Dancing, Bas' ketball Clubs, Minor Positions. Always in the midst of things. ANN LEE POMERANTZ Business College Tironian, Reporters' Motion Picture, Dancing Clubs, Minor Positions, Hon' or Roll: Basketball. A'As merry as the day is long. GRACE MARY POTTBERG Business Sclionl Glec, Motion Picture, Tennis Clubs. Calm in her voice and calm within her eyes. JAMAICA I-Iron Scuooi DOROTHY RUTH PUMIGLIO Business Honor Roll, Assistant to Mr. Kellogg, Social Dancing, Reporters, Hiking Clubs. There is a twinkle in her eyes. CLAIRE EMILY PUTSCHER Business A very cheerful girl. JOSEPH I-IERMANN QUADERER Pratt Institute Bus Squad. A more than ambialvle person to lqnowf' HELENE MARIE QUINLAN College Tennis. Dancing, Basketball Clubs, Secretary to Various Teachers, Honor Roll, The best Category is only mediocre to describe her. ANNA K. RAHTES Business Tennis, Dancing, Reporters' Clubs, Honor Roll Assistant Mr Kelloff I . K- A A 5.5, lironian. Her loneliness ue never knew until she smiled on ns ALFRED S, RAPOPORT Pratt Institute Chemistry, Sketch, Spanish, French, Debating, Poetry, Chess Clubs, Sani' tation Squafl, Honor Roll. NORMAN ALAN RAYNOR Business Service Squad 12 yrs.l, Stamp Club, CLARA MARIE RECCHI College Baseball, Tennis, Volley Ball, jr. Red Cross, Spanish Clubs, Assistant in Mr. Kellogg's Office, iDependable' is her middle name. ROBERT HOWARD RECTOR C. C. N. T. Honor Roll 161, Dues Committee. RUTH NAOMI REDANZ Browne's Business School Tennis, Leaders', Archery, Shutllcf board, Glee Clubs, Honor Roll, Minor Positions, Year Book Collection Coin' mittee. Everyone who knows her feels her gentle power. BETTY REEG Dramatic, Swimming, Riding, Dancing Clubs, Assistant to Mr. Barret and Mrs. Fahey. She has the determination to sucf ceed. MELBA KATHRINE REICHELT Modeling German, Biology, Tennis, Basketball Clubs. A staunch and dependable friend. . . Hftyfthrec Samoa YEAR BOOK LORAINE C. REICHERT College Arista, Honor Roll, Tennis, Basketball, Archcry, Hockey, Riding, Golf 1 ,l 1, Clubs, 3 P. S. A, L. Medals, Secretary to Mrs. Brogan and Mr. Lundari. A better friend you couldn't want. JOHN REILLY Business 1934 and 1935 Queens Scholastic Champion, 1935 Individual City Champion, Science and Spanish Clubs. FLORENCE MARIE REITHEL Nursing Baseball, Basketball 141, Archery, Swimming, Tennis, Biology, Red Cross Clubs. There are never enough ofthe good things in life. ALMA COGSWELL REMSEN Become a Buyer Glce, Riding, Hearthstone, Tennis Clubs, G. O. Store Assistant, Assistant to Miss Howard. Dauritless her look, her gesture proud. RUTH EMMA RENCKEN Business School Basketball, Baseball, Hearthstone and Tennis Clubs. She holds the key to courtesy. FELIX RICHARD RICCARDO Business Usher Squad, Varsity Club 141, Base' ball 141, Basketball 141, Member of Baseball Championship Team, Track, 1Wii1iicr of Freshman Broad -lump1, Captain of 1935 Baseball Team, G. O. Speaker, Commissioner of Boys' lntral murals, CofCaptain of 1934-35 Bas' ketball. lilhtyffoin' . CHARLES G. RICE, jr. Business Rifle Team 131, Captain of Team 13 yrs.1, Varsity Club 121, R. O. T. C. 131, Hockey Team 131, Service Squad 111, Roll Book Squad 111, Speech Book Room ELAINE BARBARA RIZZIE Flatbush 'Teachers' Training School Dancing, Motion Picture, Glee, Hikf ing, History, Archery Clubs, Circulaf tion Staff of Hilltopper, Organizer of Literary Club. Her smile would thaw the North Pole. EVELYN MAY ROBINSON College, N. T. U. Literary, Shulileboard, Hearthstone Clubs, Assistant in Mr. Kellogg's Off hce 131, Minor Positions, Honor Roll. She possesses a happy tempera- ment. JOHN 1. ROCHE Business Service Squad. VICTOR JOSEPH ROHE St. Iohrfs College Spanish Club, R. O. T. C., Hall Patrol, Honor Roll. ALVIN ROSENBAUM Foreman of Print Shop. HERMAN ROSENBUSH C. C. N. Y. Chemistry, Biology, Physics Clubs, Hall Patrol, Honor Roll 131, R.O.T,C. LLOYD DAVID ROTHSCHILD Cooper Union Service Squad, Usher Squad, Dramatic, Spanish Clubs, Honor Roll, Thru the Microscope. EDXVARD J. ROTHSTEIN C. C, N. T. Chemistry, Chess, Camera, German, and Physics Clubs, Service Squad, Honor Roll. LEONARD RUDGES University of Alabama Service Squad, Lieutenant Bus Squad, Captain Usher Squad, Dramatic and Chemistry Clubs, Foreman Print Shop, Hilltopper, Thru the Microscope, Party Man. EDNA MAE RUNCE Savage College Basketball, Handball, Tennis and Field Hockey Clubs, Assistant to Miss Wliitf ney, Minor She deserves the best life has lo offer. ROBERT -IOHN RUNGE College Assistant in P. T. Office. JAMAICA HIGI1 SCHOOL CLADYS RUSSEL Brownes Business School Spanish, Baseball, Social Dancing and Reporters' Clubs, Honor Roll. A happy nature slie'll always pos' seas. RICHARD JOSEPH RYAN C. C. N. Y. Treasurer Special Biology Club, Rego' lar Biology Club, Honor Roll Q61 EDVJARD C. RYDER College of Dentistry Camera Club. NAOMI SACKS Brooklyn College Arista, Honor Roll, Special Chorus German, Handball and Glee Clubs. A toast to her brilliance. ADELE SALTZ Hunter College fllrefmedical Coursej Archery, Hockey, Debating, Literary, Biology, President of Special Biology Club, CofEditor of BiofSynapse, Hill' topper Staff. Silent 'virtue has alwayx been un asset. VICLET FRANCES SALZER Stenogmpher Hockey, Dancing, Baseball, Scrihblcrs', Dramatic UD, History, Debating, Ti' ronian, Literary Clubs, Pegasus, Tironf ia-n Magazine, Dues Committee, Cast ol l'Rollo's Wild Oat and ulflizabeth, the Queen . Ambition personifedf' . . Bfty-five Samoa YEAR Booic AGNES ELIZABETH SANDERSON Secretary Glee, Tironian Clubs, Honor Roll, Assistant to Mr. Pulvermacher. 'Tioinkling eyes and merry manner. PAUL DAVID SAPIENZA College Honor Roll Q3 termsj. EDWARD MACARTHUR SASSE College Secretary to Miss Howard, Honor Roll 121, Glee Club ill, Minor Positions, Year Book Collection Committee. ELNORE DORIS SAVAGE College of New Rochelle Special Chorus, Glec, Tennis, Literary, History, Motion Picture Clubs, Who's Wlio Committee. Good things come in small pack' ages, ' BETTY JEAN SCHAEFER Nassau College Commissioner Girls' Intrafmural Activf ities, Secretary of Dramatic Club, Ten' nis, Riding, Swimming, Dancing, Golf, Basketball and Baseball Clubs, Arista, Usher Squad, Who's Who Committee. Everything lias been said before. ABRAHAM SCHAFFER L. I. U. R. O. T. C., Intrafmural Football and Basketball, Sanitation Squad, Glee Club, Dues Committee. Hfty-six . EDMUND SCHALE Cooper Union Honor Roll WILLIAM C. SCHALLER New 'York University Baseball Team, Varsity Club, EDWARD ALLEN SCHARF Rochester Athenaeum and Meclianf ics Institute Treasurer of Chemistry Club, President of Camera Club, Honor Roll 161. Not what we wisli, but wlzat we want. GEORGE T. SCHARFFENBERGER Columbia University Arista in ith Term, Treasurer of Spef cial Biology and Literary Clubs, Math. Team, Stall' of Per Arcum Titi, Le Rapporteur and Thru the Microscope, 'Tl1ougl1t is parent to the deed. AGNES VERONICA SCHERGER Glee Club, G.O. Store Assistant. A voice and soul witliin lier eyes. C, EDWIN SCHIELA College Assistant in Mr. Kcllogg's Oilice, Hill' topper Representative. Intra-mural Baseball, Swimming Assistant, Pro- phecy Committee. It was a liard fight, man, but I'm glad I won. JAMAICA HIGH Senoot STANLEY L. SCHIFFER Dramatic and Physics Clubs, Service Squad, Hall Patrol. He who ticlqles himself, laughs when he likes. ETHEL ANNETTE SCHLERETH Katherine Gibbs Riding 121, Red Cross, Dancing, Hikf ing, Tennis Q2 j's j, Hockey, Hand' ball, Biology and Treasurer of Hearth' stone Club, Class Night Committee. A lot of determination. MILDRED GEORGIA SCHLESIER Business School Baseball, Basketball, Volley Ball and Handball Clubs, Minor Positions, JAMES HEN RY SCHLOBIN N. T. U. Cast ol i'Trial by jury , Pomp and Circtinistanccf' and Elizabeth, the Queen , Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Chief of Sanitation Squad, Dramatic, Glce and Special Bioolgy Clubs, Spef cial Chorus, Secretary to Mr. Maynard and Mr. Harrington. Success is by vigor won WINIFRED MAY SCHLOERB Professional Dancer Dancing, Tennis, Basketball Clubs, Teacher's Assistant, Minor Positions. Achieving and still pursuing. EMMA C, SCHLOSSER Business School History, Reporters', Literary, Social Dancing, Archery, Handball and Bas- ketball Clubs, Volley Ball Club. All her ways are winning. CARL JENNINGS SCHMIDT College Biology and Special Biology Clubs, lTreas.j, Glee, Camera and Chemistry Clubs, Service Squad flj, Chief Clerk to Mr. Von Mechow, junior Publicity Committee of P. T. A. Men are not finely touclfcl but to fine issues. CECILIA EMILIE SCHMIDT Business Tironian and Reporters' Clubs, Oracle Stall, Special Sten. Class 135, Honor Roll. That tender, gentle face. WALTER GEORGE SCHNEE Princeton Arista, Honor Roll f7j, Student Council, Art Editor of Oracle, Hill' topper, President of Special Biology Club, Vice-President and Treasurer of Dramatic Club, Biology Club, Presif dent of jr. Publicity Committee of P. T. A., Glee Club, Treasurer of Sen' ior Class, Usher Squad, G. O. Repref sentative, Chairman of Dues Commit' tee. Heart to conceive, the understand' ing to direct, the hand to execute. EVELYN B. SCHOENFELD Business Swimming, journalistic, Glee, Spanish, Tennis Clubs, Special Chorus, Lunch' room Squad, Secretary to Mr. Brown Locker Patrol. Pleasant, gay and so genial. ROBERT JOSEPH SCHRAEDER College Hall Patrol, Arista, Treasurer of Spe- cial and Regular Biology, Math, and Senior Glee Clubs, Honor Roll 185. Ay, every inch a king. FREDDERICH H. SCHROEDER Business--Grocery and Delicatessen Rifle Team flj, Honor Roll, Varsity Club, Never absent from High School. His personality will make him fa' moms. . . filAlZy'SCVCll SENIOR YEAR Book RUTH KATHERINE SCHUH Business Arista, Honor Roll f7J, Orchestra f6j, Special Chorus f3J, Glee and Tironian Clubs, Lunchroom Squad, Secretary to Miss Fulton, Chorus of National Music Education Convention. A musician and a scholar. ELNA FLORENCE SCHULTZ Business School Basketball, Red Cross, Service Squad, Handball, Hockey, Glee Club, Assisf tant to Miss Beilman and Miss O'Brien. We w0n't forget the smile that glows. IDA SCHULTZ Beauty Culture Tennis, Swimming, Biology and His' tory Clubs, Lunchroom, Locker Patrol, Service Squads, P. S. A. L. Pins. A regular busy bee. SOPHIE SCHUMACHER Legal Stenographer Hilltopper, Tironian, Oracle, Arista, History, Golf, Archery, Tennis, Span' ish Clubs. Service, scholarship, character and personality plus. MARGARET B. SCHWAMB Adelphi College German Club, Minor Positions. Charm and distinction are evident. SYLVIA SCHWARTZ Savage School Archery, Handball, Tennis, Baseball, Hockey, Dancing, Glee, History and Moving Picture Clubs. A friend to all. liity'eight . . HAROLD JOHN SCHWERZEL Business Honor Roll, Minor Positions, Service Squad. No matter where he goes, he'll make fast friends. BENJAMIN ARTHUR SCIBELLI College Biology Club, R. O. T. C., Service Squad, Minor Positions. Looking before and after. SIDNEY SEAMAN C. C. N. T. Service Squad, Hall Patrol. There is always safety in valor. JANET SELMES College Riding, Hockey, Tennis, Swimming. Dancing, Basketball and Hearthstone Clubs. l'Full of puns. FRANCIS LOUIS SEUS Business Intrafmural Basketball, Handball, Base' ball, French Squad, Service Squad, They also serve who stand and wait. JAMES GERARD SHEA Fordham Biology, Camera, Literary, Special Biol- ogy Clubs, R. O. T. C., Hall Patrol, Service Squad. Great is glory, for the strife is hard. JAMAICA HIGH Scnooi. LILLYAN ETHEL SICKLES Hunter College Secretary to Grade Advisor, Student Library Stall, General Biology, Pan' American, Classical, Motion Picture, Literary, Tennis, Handball, Volley Ball, Swimming Clubs, Latin Paper Statl, Dues Committee. Always willing to assist. GEORGE M. SILBERZAHN Business Hall Patrol, Lieutenant Service Squad. Character is greater than glitter. DANIEL SILVERSTQNE College Stamp, Chess and Literary Clubs, Hon' or Roll QU. Mild of nature, inflexible of will. ETHEL M. SINDT Business Glee, Motion Picture, Dancing, Arch' ery and Hockey Clubs. An asset to any boss. DAVID SINGER Purdue Chemistry Club, Honor Roll QU, Arisf ta, Prophecy Committee, High School in Ziyi Years. The sea has bounds, ambition none. LLOYD SINNICKSON Brooklyn Law School R. O.T. C., History Club, Red Cross, Life Saving, Assistant to Mr. Kellogg, Service Squad, Boys' Riding Club. Charms strilqe the eye, merit wins the soul. DOROTHEA B. V. SLATTERY Pratt's Institute Tennis, Dancing, Archery, Handball Clubs, Assistant to Miss McBride. Bubbling with enthusiasm. MARY ELIZABETH SMELLIE New Paltz Normal School Tennis. Baseball, Archery, Riding 131, Red Cross, Hearthstone Clubs, P. Sf A. L. Medal, Honor Roll, Year Book Collection Committee. A girl worth knowing. ELEANOR ELIZABETH SMITH Business Laughing eyes and dimpled cheeks, RUTH SMITH Business School Basketball and Reporters' Club, Assis' tant to Miss Harrison. A sweet attractive kind of grace. NORMAN FRANK SNYDER Merchant Marine Chess, History, Chemistry, Vice'Presif dent of Motion Picture Appreciation, Theatre Arts Clubs, Managing Editor of Movie Critic, Service and Locker Squads. The glories of the possible are yours, -IANICE SONN Pratt's Institute Hilltopper fFeature Stallj, Associate Editor of Le Rapporteur, Biology, Tenf nis, junior Red Cross, and Basketball Clubs. Happy in spirit, gay in speech. . . . Iiftyfnine SENIOR YEAR Book NETTIE SORKIN Adelphi College Dancing, Hockey, Biology, Tennis, Basketball, Swimming, Red Cross, Handball, Sketch, History and Literary Clubs, Honor Roll. Always pleasant. ELEANOR D. SPARADOWSKI Business Tennis and Hearthstone Clubs, Assisf tant in G. O. Store. And fearless minds climb soonest into crowns. BETTY LOU SPEAKMAN Syracuse College Dramatic Club fRecording Sec.l, Dancing, Archery, History, Glee Clubs, Costume Committee of Dramatic Club, Honor Roll, Usher Squad, If I Were King . Her smile reveals her personality. FLORENCE BARBARA SPENGLER Business School Lilqeable and sweet. ARLENE SPIRO Juilliard School of Music Tennis, French, Biology Clubs, French Paper Stall, Honor Roll 171, Arista, High School 3M Years. Way above average. LCUIS SPRECHER C. C. N. T. Print Shop, Honor Roll QU, Secretary to Mr. Brant, Intrafmural Basketball, Handball, Assistant in Chemistry Lab' oratory, Year Book Collection Com' mittee. A good contemporary. sixty . . GEORGE ALEX. STAMPELOS 'Tulane University Print Shop, Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Stamp Club, Chess Team, Senior Or' chestra, R. O. T. C. The wish being father to the thought. GABRIELLE A. STANKOWITZ Savage School Golf, PanfAmerican and Tennis Clubs. A regular pal. MILDRED EDITH STANTON Business Hearthstone Club, Assistant to Miss Raynor, Honor Roll, Minor Positions. A pleasing personality. WALTER HENRY STEELE Business Service Squad, Chemistry Club. Coming events cast their shadows before. PERRY GEORGE STEEN Business Doorguard, Intrafmural Track, Base- ball and Basketball. He may not be president, but he'll go far. RUTH FRANCES STEGEMAN Business Assistant to Mrs. Amella, Mr. Hussey, Mr. Kellogg and Mr. Pulverniacher, Her cheerful presence helps to make each day more sunny. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL EVELYN CATHERINE STEIN Business Tennis, Movie, Archery Clubs, Honor Roll, Prophecy Committee. Her winning ways will capture so many hearts. OLIVER STEIN US. Navy School of Music Band and Orchestra. X 'tHe catches the wind with a net. SELMA OLWEN STEINBERG Business Games, Dramatic, Pottery, Sketch Clubs, Costume Illustration, junior Publicity Committee of P, T. A., Mo' tion Picture, Theatre Arts Club, Or' acle Staff. JEROME STEINERT Business The path that leads to success HERBERT j. STEINHAUSER Business Baseball 121, Manager of 1937 Foot' ball Team, W'ho's Who Committee. Suit the action to the word, th: word to the action. DORIS M, STELLWAGEN College C-irl Leader of Arista, Hockey, Tennis, Riding, Archery, Golf, Dancing, Chem' istry, Dramatic, Literary and French Clubs, Honor Roll 187, G. O. Repref sentative, Class Night Committee. Her popularity is proof of her per' sonalityf' I CHARLES E. STEUBER Pace Institute Senior Band, Assistant Sergeantfat' Arms of Court of Arbitration, Assisf tant to Mr. Silverman, Hilltopper Cir- culation Stalf, C. O. Representative, Honor Roll, Flying Squad, Special De' tention Squad, Special Service Squad, Lieutenant Service Squad, Lieutenant Bus Squad, Lieutenant Sanitation Squad. He could sell roller skates to a wooden-legged Eskimo. DOROTHY AGNES STEVENS Burroughs Business School Tennis and Tironian Clubs, Secretary to Miss Lee, Assistant to Miss Raynor, Honor Roll, Motion Picture Club, Spef cial Sten. Class, Prophecy Committee, But to see her is to love her, ,IOHN WILLIAM STEWART Business Hall Patrol 151, Service Squad, R. Ox T, C., Camera, History Clubs, Vice' President of PanfAmcrican and Stamp Club, Secretary of French, Debating Club, Minor Positions. The lad with the seven league stride. LEON C. STEWART C. C. N, T. Year Book Collection Committee. Brains plus ambition equals success. MILDRED LORETTA STEWART Child's Nurse Dancing Club, Minor Positions. What e'er she did, was done with so much grace. RUTH LOUISE STEWART Business Dancing, Hiking, Red Cross, Hearth' stone, Basketball and Baseball Clubs, Minor Positions, A young .sophisticated lady. sixtyfone SENIOR YEAR Boox DOROTHY L. STIEFVRATER Hunter College Secretary of Red Cross, Motion Picture Appreciation, Chemistry and Hiking Clubs, Assistant to Miss Rowald, If silence were gold, Dot would be a millionaire DORIS E. STOVER Business PT. Ofhce, Tennis Club, Minor Poe sitions. Alert and attentive ever is she. JOHN N, STRANG Business Swimming Assistant and Minor Posif tions. Personality plus. RUTH HILDA STUERZE Secretary Secretary of Hilltopper, Dancing, Ten' nis, Basketball, Reporters' Clubs, Sec' retary to Dr. Matliewson, Miss Stof' fregen, and Miss Perry, Class Night Committee. A smile for all. WILLIAM FRANCIS STYLER University of Arkansas VicefCommissioner of Freshman Aetivf ities, Comm. of Student Court, Varsity Club and Football QU, Varsity Track, Hall Patrol, Service Squad. AllfAmerican football player. ALVIN SCHXVIELER SUMM Colgate University A quick wit. sixtyftwo , HELEN J. SUPIK N. Y. U. Dancing, Glee and Motion Picture Clubs, Honor Roll, W'ho's Whri Com' mittee. Her heart is in her work. GABRIEL A. SWEENEY Business Hall Patrol 121, Swimming and Ser' vice Squads, Secretary to Mr. Copef land. A broad smile is worthfwliilef' RAE EDITH TANNER Duke University Biology, Chemistry, Riding, Tennis Shuflleboard Clubs, Honor Roll. Assisf tant to Miss Rowald, Who's Who Committee. Sweet and demure, But holds wisdom secure. ROBERT T. TASE Business R, O. T. C., Biology Club. Intrafmural Basketball, Honor Roll, Innocence is bliss. LORRAINE IRMA TAYLOR Brooklyn College Spanish, Hearthstone, Baseball, Clee Clubs, Special Chorus, Girls' Sanitation Squad, junior Publicity Committee, Hilltopper Stall, Assistant Editor of Spanish Paper, Secretary to Dr. Cash' man and Mr. Miller of the Annex, Honor Roll HJ. The life of a party. ROBERT FRAZER TAYLOR Business Intrafmural Sports, Year Book Collecf tion Committee. A man of courage. JAMAICA HIGH Scnooi. DORIS REGINA TEEVAN American Conservatory of Music Leadersf Tennis, Field Hockey and Hearthstone Clubs, Hilltopper Staff, A very good sport and just the right sort. CONSUELO ROSE TEUBNER Business Reporters', Basketball and Tenni. Clubs, Class Night Committee. Happy is slie, who loves to under' stand. MURIEL CHAMBERLAIN TEW Columbia University Dancing, Archery, Tennis, Dramatic, Junior Red Cross Service at Headquarf ters, Handball Clubs, G. O. Represenf tative, Hilltopper, Attendance Office, Glee Club, Honor Roll flj, Leaders' Club, Sanitation Squad, Medical Room Assistant, Prophecy Committee. Popularity is proof of personality. ELEANOR CAROLYN THIERY Business School Honor Roll. She is seru us and quiet but inclusf triousf' GEORGE N. THOMPSON Business Honor Roll, Hilltopper, Class Night Committee. Dancing Club. Assistant to Mr. Kendall. Dont give up the ship. HAROLD E. THOMSEN Business Mr. Kellogg's Ofhce, Service Squad, Chemistry Club. Salesman extraordinary. JOAN MARIE THONET New jersey College for Women Arista, Ir. Red Cross, Golf, Literary, Scribblersf, Riding Clubs, Le Rapporf teur, Sanitation Squad. Rather quiet, always steady. VIRGINIA C. THORNTON Mercy junior College Biology, Basketball, Baseball, Glee, Dramatic Clubs, Usher Squad, GO. Representative, Honor Roll. Full of pep, push and go - - Tl1at's why people like her so GEORGE RICHARD TIETJEN Business Sr. Orchestra, Chemistry and Stamp Clubs. Rubinoff, beware! GERTRUDE ETHEL TIMEN Hunter College Arista, Hilltopper Staff 121, Program Committee, Secretary of French Club and History Club, Debating, Handball, Baseball Clubs, Secretary to Dr. Du' anvz, Honor Roll, Minor Positions, High School in SVZ Yehs. i'S'mart, pretty, lovable, too. RUTH FRANCES TIMLIN Teacliers' College Basketball and Tennis Clubs. Nice disposition, friend to each, To use tlle vernacular, sl1e's a 'peacb'. JEAN ELIZABETH TINKHAM Mt. Holyoke College Swimming, Tennis, Biology Clubs, Life Saver, VicefPresident of Special Biol' ogy Club, Arista, Honor Roll 181, Cir. Manager of Thru the Microscope, l'Illl' topper Staff, Usher Squad, Assistant to Miss Bernhard, Wbci's Whri Commit' tee. Sweet and sociable. . sixty-three SENIOR YEAR Book BERNARD F, TOOLE Business Biology Club, R. O. T. C., Assistant to Mr. Kendall. Success is just ahead. AUGUSTUS C. TRACY, jr. College Hilltopper Representative, Honor Roll 181, Arista, Sr. Orchestra, Motion Pic' ture Appreciation Club, P. T. Secref tary, Dues Committee. Future president of the United States. xl oeoaoe B. TRAVER ' y,-ft' Brooklyn College f' ' Honor Roll Q J. If . .- 'ietrp-117 lkhealvlgj. Af, HELEN DCROTHY TREAT Pratt Institute Tennis, Hockey, Baseball, Handball, Secretary of Girls' Varsity Club, 3 I7,S.A,L. Medals, Honor Roll, 5 Minor nfs , Major nj . An atliletfextraordinary. MARTHA MARY TROMBLEE Beauty Culture School Basketball, Tennis Clubs, Sanitation Squad. Nice disposition, friend to each, In our language, sl1e's a peach. BEATRICE TRUM Brooklyn College Arista, Honor Roll f8l, Associate Editor Oracle, Hilltopper Stalls, Pres' ident of Scribblersf Literary, French, Dramatic, Archery, Tennis Clubs, S. S. S., Secretary to Mr. Davis, Presif dent of E. R., 4 Special Classes, Year Book Staff. l Tl1rec aims -live, travel, write. sixtyffour DORIS C. TURNQUIST Burroughs Business School Tironian, Reporters', Dancing Clubs, Minor Positions, Honor Roll, Scholar' ship, Special Sten. Class. A smiling Miss who loves her fun. BERTHA TWERY New 'York University Honor Roll, Assistant to Mrs. Bryant, Mr. Pulvermacher, Cheering Squad in Hunter College High, A girl polished to her finger tips. WILLIAM TYNAN Action is his motto. ALICE ELIZABETH UBERT Beauty Course Tennis, Basketball Clubs. Always pleasant. HELENA PAULINA ULMER Miss Dunbar's Secretarial School Glee, Literature, Tennis, Hearthstone, Sketch Clubs, Secretary to Miss Ray' nor, Minor Positions, Wl1ii's Who Committee. Lovely to l0ol1 at, delightful to know. IDA KATHERINE URBAN Business School Hiking, Baseball, Archery, Basketball, Glee Clubs, Honor Roll. MARYELLEN UZZELL Art School Hockey, Archery, Basketball Clubs. A bright my of NIHISIIIWICHI MILDRED M. VAN NOSTRAND jamaica Evening High School Handball, Baseball, Archery Clubs Secretary to Mr. Pulverlnacher, Minor I. Honor Roll. Ever in motion, blitlzesome and elieerfulf' ALICE K. VEIT College Arista, Honor Roll 181, Riding, Arch' ery, Hockey, Shulllcboard, Chemistry, French, Literary Clubs. Assistant in General Office Url, Shea the lqind of L1 girl the boys call u regular 1'ullivw. GEORGIA POST VISEL U7ll1't'T.YlIy' of Southern Culiformtt Swimming, Riding, Biology, Clee, Red Cross. Tennis, Golf Clubs, Assistant to Miss Bernhard, Miss Rayoor and Mrs. Ifuhrinann, Personality plus ability equals Georgia. DELORES MARY VOLLERS Business Swimming, Basketball Clubs, Class Nite Committee, No lqnoclgs, but it substantial boost. HAROLD CHAS, VOLLKOMMER Bitxinexs Intrafmural Handball. Basketball, Hon- or Roll IH, Minor Positions. 'I'here'x not it fault in his wliole malqefupf' JAMAICA Hiott Sczuooi. VIOLET KATHERINE VOSSBERG College Arista, Honor Roll 181, Orchestra, Math., Social, Glcc Clubs, Secretary to Mrs. Fuhrmann, Mr. Sanders, Mr. C. Brown, Mr. Caro, Miss Usborne, Mr. Lundari and Miss Howard. Shy and sweet, THEODORE G. WAGEKIK Business lntrafmural Basketball, Baseball, Hand' ball, Class Nite Committee. Actions speak louder than words. SHIRLEY -IEANE'I I'E WALDMAN Business College Tironian, Reporters' Clubs, 'Tironian Ivlagazine, Honor Roll, Year Book Col' leetion Committee, A student and a scholar. ADELE MONICA VJALEXVSKI Buxmess School Dancing, Glee, Archery Clubs. ALFREDA T. WALSH Art School Secretary on Hilltopper, Tennis, Bas- ketball, Reporters' Clubs. Pen and peppyf' ANNA MARY WARID Hunter College Tennis, Hiking Clubs, Minor Positions. Like sugar, sweet and refined. . . sixtyfhvc Sisuioiz Yiaui Rook lilfNNllTl'l E, XYARD Colgate UlllI'L'7'.Yllj' Seeivlziiy ul' Biology Cluh, Literary Cluh, Arista, Candidate for Senior Clafs l'i'esiclenl. A'lh'ixi'i'i'i'ain'i' 1 mx. lX'lll.llRlll7 l3liRTl lA XNYARSHAW College Glee, Biology, Social Dancing, Basket' hall Cluhs, Oreliestra, Honor Roll. A'Shi' imiiiie, .div saw, she conquered. Vx'Al.'l'lfR la VVATSON College' Siwcial lfiiilogy Class, Special Biology Cluh, lnti'a'niural Basehall, Stamp f.luh. Hliiiiiii' ix his goal, l.liOl'Ol,lD -IOHN Vv'ElDLElN l5ii.riiii'.r.i Print Shop, Chemistry Cluh, Service Squad, lnliafinural Basketball and Handhall. Always rliilllll-iillldi ALBERT ,IEROME VJEIL College' Hilllopper, Thru the Microscope, Biol' ogy, Stainp, Motion Picture, History Cluhs, Service Squad, Intrafmural Basehall, Baslxethall, Handhall, Wliii's Vfho Coinniittce. Oli, for the life of a soldier, LILLIAN NVEIN BERG N, T. U. Baskethall, Archery, Leaders', Tennis, lirench Cluhs, Assistant to Mr. Lee, Mrs, Vv'alsh. All thatfs nice. sixtyfsix , . HERBERT VJEINER College Chemistry. Physics, French, History, Scrihhlersf Literary Cluhs, Senior Or! ehestra, Arista, G,O. Representative, Oracle Staff, Honor Roll, Wiiiiier ol' Oracle Short Story Contest. Ei11steiii'.s Contemporary. HAROLD WEISS Union College Service Squad, High School in HQ Years, Tennis Team, Hall Patrol, Intraf mural Track, Camera, Spanish, Chess Cluhs. A man of action. LORRAINE HARIETT VJELUN St. johirs University fLawl Arista, Honor Roll 181, Tennis, Swim' ming, Baskethall, Classical, Red Cross, Honor Biology, Literary Clubs, Hill- topper, Per Areuni Titi, Thru the Microscope, Freshman Counselor, Dues Coniniittee. A merry heart makes a cheerful coimtenaiicef' FRANKLIN WENDELL Lehigh University R. O. T. C,, Intrafmural Basketball Team, A friendly chap. CATHERINE M, WERNER Night School Tennis, Basketball Cluhs. Bleu is the temper whose uncloudf ed ray can make torriorrow eheerfiil today. ROBERT TAYLOR VJETZLER Dartmouth College Cross Country, Assistant Manager Baseball Team, Print Shop Squad, Hall Patrol, Physics, Dramatic Cluhs, Rollo's W'ild Oat, Elizabeth, the Queenf' Stall of Thru the Microscope, Hilltopper Reporter, Arista, Il l Were King . Marathon rimiierf' RUTH FLETCHER WHITE Hunter Hockey, Tennis, Clee, Pegasus Clubs, Alewelry Collection Committee, Vsfhol NVho Committee. Maiden of the laughing eyes, Very pretty and also wise. RUTH A, VVHITEHEAD I31istnes.s Sclzool Hockey, Archery, Clec Clubs, '4Ainiing for success. CATHLEEN XXHITNELL Study Music Tennis, Hiking, Shullleboard and Lit erary Clubs. Full of fun and liapbinessf' IVIIIRIEL FRANCES VNIIDRICK Keiilihu College S French, Riding, Swimming, Archery, Baseball, Glce. Tennis, Hockey Clubs Ilrench Paper Stall. Full of pep, push and go, CI-lllllI'N ielix' uw like her so. JOHN LANYRENCE VCIECERT Insurance Brolqerage Biology Club. ISEVERLEY LUIS VJILLIAMS Fislq University A quiet little Miss who will cer tainly lie missed. JAMAICA HIGH Souooi, MURIEL CLAIRE WILLIAMS Business Dancing, Basketball, Tennis, Clee, French, Nlotion Picture Clubs, Le Rap' rlorteur Stall, Hilltopper Stall, Medical Room Assistant Secretary, Stall ol Senior Year Book. A little hit independent and so fair to lvelioldf' VUINIFRED WILLIAMS Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School Tennis, Biology, Red Cross Clubs, Minor Positions, 'AGood things Come in small back' ages. REGINALD M. VJILLIAMSON Alabama College R. U. T. C., Service Squad. .4XVl'Ill is this distinguished looking person? EIDMOND VJILSUN Varsity Club, Track Team, Manager ol CrossfCountry Team, Prophecy Committee. Tliouglit is the magic power ol' the mindf, SCOTT ADDISUN WINANS N, T. U. Handball Team, R.O.T.C., Hall Pai' trol, Service Squad, Physics and Chem' istry Clubs. HSIlI7llC.H VIRGINIA ROSS WINANS Business Swimming, I..eaders', Basketball, Ten- nis, Red Cross and Hearthstone Clubs, Honor Roll, Dues Committee. She looks quiet, but looks are often deceiving. . . . sixty-'seven w Smsuoa YEAR Book , yy y yy,wAAmm W yy ,yy , EDNA MAE VJINGARDNER College Riding, Archery KZQ, Tennis, Swim- ming, Hiking, Literary and Shuffle' board Clubs, Honor Roll f7l, Assisf tant to Miss Haas. She 'liits tlie spot. LUCILLE WINTER Business I.-terary, History, Latin, Tennis, lleartbstone, Baseball, Hockey, Games, Vollev Ball Clubs, P. S.A. L. Medal, Sanitation Squad, Assistant to Miss Raynor, Prophecy Committee. Ufluiet, but capable. LUCILLE A. VJOLF Business Scliool Red Cross, Dancing, Glee Clubs, Chairman of Program Committee, of Hearthstone Club, Assistant in Mr, Kellogg's Oihce, Year Book Collection Committee. Agreeable and full of fun, Yes, Sl18'S liked by everyone. DONALD McKAY WON DERLY Business Senior Orchestra ill, German and Chess Clubs. Future bandleacler, par excellence. ELSYE HELEN H, WOYKE Brooklyn College Chairman and Secretary of Annual Committee of Red Cross, Hilltopper, Tennis, Biology, German, Spanish and Basketball Clubs, Cbevrons and Minor Don't let her size fool you. FLORENCE AGNES YOUNG College Basketball, Tennis, Archery and Rid' ing Clubs, Assistant to Dr. Cashman, Year Book Collection Committee. A pleasant word, a pleasant smile, To lgnow lier will be wortli your while, sixtyfeight . . . JOHN LOUIS YOUNG Business Gymnastic Team, Intrarmural Basket' ball and Football, Dues Committee. Ambition spurs him on. FLORENCE E. YOUNGFELDT College Heartbstone, Swimming and Biology Clubs. UNO knocks, but plenty of boosts, MARGIE ZAPKE Business Scliool Archery, Handball, Dancing. Baseball. Hiking Clubs, Wbo's Who Committee, Assistant to Mrs. Lee. Sweet, sliy, denture. GERDA D, ZEIGER Business Honor Roll. i'An earnest girl, nobly planned to warm comfort and command. VIVIAN CHARLOTTE ZIRKEL Katlzerine Gibbs Riding. Tennis Clubs, Honor Roll, Class Representative, Assistant in Med' ical Room. Little, but ob my, Does ber personality rate liiglif' WALTER H. ZUCKER New 'York School of Fine and Applied An Football, Track f2D, Intrafmural Bas' ketball, Oracle Staff UD, Scenery Committee, Social Dancing Club. A good scholar and an athlete. JAM.fxIcix H E851 will sinh Ivattunvnt E, the Senior Class of june, 1956, being of sound mind and body, do ordain and declare this to be our last will and testaniezntg it being drawn in order to dispose of the articles hereinunder enumerated to those people, bodies, and organ- izations who best deserve themg thercforeg wbereasg to wit:- We leave:- FIRST:nTo Dr. Luetsclier- -One set MacGregor clubs. SEf1oNIJ' To Mr. Sanders fThe Republican candidate for President. lEd. note-fif 11ny.j THIRD: To the Freslniieii Full whaling rights to the Goose Pond. FOURTH: To hir. Roses lollypop fundrf All the profits from the Senior Year Book. fEd. note-What profits?J FIFTH: To Mr. Kellogg One baissofprofundo voice. SIXTH: To the Senior Class of .lLl7llldTf', 1937 One slightly used Senior Prom. SIEvIiNTH:f To the WiJ0d77ld7'l' fVV'ell, we certainly can spare om: tree! Eloi-ITH: To the Hilltopper 1,000 resignation blanks reading .is follows: I hereby resign lrrin my position as flill position, on the Hilltopper stall due to zi heavy program. Signed, lhll namejf' NINTH:f To Mr. Blat! fA good tennis'player guaranteed sound in mind and body. TENTH:f -To Mr. Brown -One aspirin every three hours. And LASTIX: To the lmlirnis, we give buck blaunaiicsi High School. Perpetrzitcd upon an unsuspecting public this thirtieth day of June, the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and tbirtyfsix. Signed: THE SENIOR CLASS OF IUNE, 1936. Ion Srznooa. sixtyfninc 'E , .5 iii ff-xv A Eff vu 1 ...f-H sniff' sm gvmx Liga r -nw -,v xyq X X jf M A , W. .K A j,xx1,xlc:,x H11 TRY WH AT D0 A i s 9 ' 0952 Q SQ, Co vm 1 Samoa YEAR Book THE VALLEY BOTTOMER VOLUME'aONE CUBIC FOOT IUNE 32. 1956 WEATHER'eeOR NOT Senafi asses Bill Abolishing Homework OPPONENTS OF BILL ARE UNMOVED BY 93-5 VOTE Washington, D. C. KAP,-'With a vote of 93 to 5 the United States Senate to' day passed the Fontrier Bill for the abolition of homework, This was hailed through the nation's schools as a boon to the long'suffering students. Following is the text of the Bill: Be it resolved: 1. That on the seventh day after the passage of this bill, all work of any description given to students to do after school hours shall be for' bidden. 2. That such an act shall be con' sidered a criminal action by the per' son in authority over such students as are given the aforesaid work. 3. That Congress shall have the power to enforce the above by appro' priate legislation. The bill was rushed to the White House where President Edward Carter afhxed his signature, making the bill the law of the land. Krader Leads Parade Led by Professor Krader, eminent psychologist, the No'Homework League formed a triumphal parade throughout the streets of the nation's capital. It was Professor Krader, it will be remem' bered, who was the pioneer exponent of the No-Homework Theory. His im' passioned speech on the floor of the Senate will long be remembered. In it Professor Krader declared that it was homework that was responsible for the decline of the moral and physical fiber of the American student, and he argued that only an act providing for the com' plete elimination of the evil could rem' edy the situation. The professor's speech, observers say, was the influenc' ing factor in the passage of the bill. Opposition Unmoved Senators Man and Scharffenberger, leaders of the opposition, were unmoved by the large vote of their opponents. Said Senator Man, This is ridiculous! Homework was good enough for me, it should be good enough for my chil' dren! Krader is a quackf' Senator Scharffenberger was heard to mutter something about nonsense! , but he refused to give a further state' ment, simply concurring in what Senator Man said. Another member of the opposition. Senator Callahan, gave another reason for his adverse vote. He said, Al' though I am in favor of the homework abolition, I could not vote for the bill, since I believe it a violation of state's rights . Basing their campaign on this state' ment, the members of Teacher's Union are said to be taking the case to the Supreme Court. seventy'two . . . FASHION SHOW AT SENIOR ASSEMBLY Amidst boos and ughs , Miss Florence Conroy modeled before the Senior assembly on Tuesday, dresses which she designed. The antiquated styles were what the well'drcssed girl of '36 wore. Breton and Homburg hats, dresses of London tan and May NVine, which were said to be in vogue one time, were displayed. Miss Con- roy is the noted fashion and design expert of women's clothes. At her New York and Paris salons she em' ploys such prominent designers as Schiapwrelli, Patay, and Alix. P. T. A. FUNDS MISSINGg DECKER HELD AS SUSPECT P. T'. A. President Surprised At a recent Bridge and Bunco party held on June 9th, by the P. T.A. of lamaica High School, it was discovered that certain funds were missing. Charles Decker, absent'minded treasurer of the organization, is being held as suspect. Decker was just ready to roll the dice fin a bunco gamej when the prominent financier, Augustus C. Tracy, tapped him on the back. He asked Decker for the P. T. A. funds which were supposed to have been delivered at the bank. Decker immediately began to search for the money. All the doors were locked, while former friends eyed each other bostilely. After a thorough search through Decker's pockets, under the carpets, and upon the chandeliers, with no success, the police were sum- moned. Wherepon Miss Madeline Bode fainted, due no doubt to the calling of the police. Thus the confusion was increased, as Herbert Weiner fthe al' ways active club member, dashed hither and thither, throwing cold water on everyone except Miss Bode. Mrs. Robert Schrader, the former Edna Lang falumnus of J. H. SJ ex' pressed great surprise when she learned of the missing funds. She said, Never, in the eight years during which I have served as President of the P. T.A., has such a thing happened . Mr. Kenneth Ward, vice'president, and Miss -lean Tinkham, recording and corresponding secretary, made similar statements. It was later revealed that Decker, while cross'examined, became nervous and fidgety. His tee.h chattered and he shivered, while his clothes were drip' ping wet. He, amongst others, had been one of the unfortunate victims mistaken by Mr, Weiner. While he was being grilled, they worked him up to an awful letdown. His only alibi which he kept repeating was that he had a hole in his pocket and the eight cents, which were the total P. T. A. funds, must have dropped through. INTRA-CITY SPORT MATCHES HELD Styler, Martin, Byrnes, Callahan Victors The Intra'City Sport Matches held yesterday at Reilly's Corner Lot brought new honors and glory to J. H. S. when alumni jamaicites walked away with all the prizes. A series of fine basketball shots were exhibited by Dot Byrnes. On one occa' sion Dot threw the ball up. The ball stayed up, the basket came down, Next, Miss Virginia Martin showed an unusual technique when she used her racquet for golf as well as tennis. Doris Stellwagon and Irene Cassel were the winners in the doubles tennis match. Then came the football game, and as always U1 our football team was vic' torious over Flushing by Of-O. Butch Carter demonstrated snakehips . As Reilly's Corner Lot was too small, the football game was transferred to Hogan's Back Alley. SENIOR YEAR BOOK STAFF CHOSEN Mr. Brown was astounded to learn that he appointed Paul Becher, jr., Editor'at'Large of the Senior Year Book. The cofeditor, Florence Schmidt, said she owed it all to her mother, the former Florence Conroy. Mr. Brown, the aged advisor, believes these new editors can do as well as the previous ones, the total deficit now being only 39,000 Lorraine Man, the all'round girl, became chair' man of the Prophecy Committee when Marjorie Scharffenberger resigned sud' denly. Rumor has it that she couldn't get around one of the editors. Beatrice Trum Buttleman, what with the depres- sion, was appointed Chairman of the Dues Committee, and has since been seen in the steady company of Herbert Weiner, Ir. The cover of the Year Book will be done by Eilleen Fontrier, and will be ultra'modernistic. Instead of a picture of graduates holding a diploma, the diploma will hold the grad' uates. Sophie Schumacher Chernow, the chief secretary vowed that she wouldn't take dictation from any member of her staff, consisting of Eleanor Amendola Kleigh, Eleanor Lloyd Murway and Vir' ginia Thornton Tracy. The chairman of the Prom Committee, Doris Stell' wagon Oakley, the personality girl, said that to be different there would be no dance this year. Instead there will be a stepping'on'feet, and bumping'couples contests. In this way, it will be the same as a dance, only the girl won't have to buy ll new dress. One of the new feat' ures is, thattthere will be a blank space underneath every Senior Class Spon' sor's and Advisor's picture so that the Seniors can write their own letters. A tax of five cents will be placed upon any senior drawing a mustache on Miss Bernhard's picture. JAMAICA HIGH ScHooL THE VALLEY BOTTO ER STUDENTS HONOR BOOK ROOM PLAQUE ERECTED Varied Donors Amidst great pomp and solemnity, a bronze plaque was erected in the al' ready overcrowded English bookroom of H. S. on june 7 at 9 P.M. This everlasting memorial was purf chased from liberal donations from vari' ous sources in order that our appref ciation of the invaluable material so generously given by the English book room squad of '34 through '36 may live in undying memory . It is said that the book room boys not only suggested and improved upon themes, titles, jokes and otherwise, but many times were the original writers. Heading the list of contributors for the noble cause are found: Hilltopper Staff' Oracle Senior Year Book Scribbler's Club Debating Club Spectre I through LCCVXIV Pulitzer Prize winners Quill and Scroll Members, Etc.g Etc. ON THE PIER james Wendell Forsgren, noted Af- rican hunter and would-be-writer, has just returned from Pisha-Pasha, accom' panied by his most recent acquisition, a Uhangi Princess, Non'offYourfLip. He purchased her with ten old Orf acles. When asked why he bought her, he replied: Heretofore, I had trouble cracking nuts -exhibiting a sprained thumb, but my little Lipsky has what it takes to crack a hard nut like me. On the same boat Miss Marjorie IvIcElfrish, Social Welfare Worker, Mis' sioneress and exponent of the White Woman's Burden, returned from a re' cent trip. She studied conditions amongst the Ubangis, and disapproves heartily of Mr. Forsgren's exploitations of the na' tives. Amongst the familiar faces on the gangplank when it cracked were William Chasen, john Uuan Carlosj Evans, Rob' ert Frank and Leonard Rudges. Charles Betz was the first to fall in the river. l 1 THE ILLEGITIMATE STAGE Violet Saltzer, outstanding dramatic actress, received a great ovation at her premiere at the Russell Selmer Theatre. When the play, The Taming of the Tempest, Hnally ended, Walter Zucker was blamed for the missing scenery, and janet Christadoro for the directing. Amongst the notables in the audience, who left while they were still able, were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Callahan fthe former Rita Hefflingj, Elwood Davis, the Draf matic Critic, who gave it four stars, claiming it was the best sleep he's had since his fourfyears' sleep at J. H. S. ten years ago. The modest author, Lawrence Krader, to the dismay of the fully armed audi' ence, left suddenly on the Ward China Clipper. BETWEEN THE COVERS A book has recently been compiled by the prominent statistician, Richard Anderson. It is called The Number of Soy Beans Consumed Yearly in China . Mr. Anderson has a reputation for being an authoritative almanac. The Ghost Walks, by Eileen Eichell has been completed and is now ready for publication. A Treatise. Fifty Ways of Avoiding Homework or How to Get in Teacher's Hair, by Lawrence Krader, is now in its fortieth edition. Dot Burnes is in need of a publisher for her new autobiography, Memoirs of the Hall of Detentions . Paul Becher's latest unusual seller is Two Can Live as Cheap as One . He will be remembered for his hit book, My Double Life, or It Is All Done with Mirrors . Anita Hessler, Wampus Baby Star, eagerly awaited the arrival of Uncle Sam's navy on Pier 42. The gangplank broke under the weight of the mob of gobs, each of whom thought Miss Hess' ler was waiting for him. Miss Edna Archibald, American Conf sul, returned from the 999th Island of the Thousand Islands, where she was to establish a consulate. She reports the island to be submerged under water. l l I SCHNEE CASE IN COURT Surprise Witness Betty Lou Schnee fnee Speakmanj brought a suit for desertion and non' support against her husband, Walter Schnee. At the trial, over which Iud e ,lohn Marvin presided, the plaintifgs attorney, Stanley Schiffer, claimed he could produce a surprise witness, Wally, jr., who will testify that he has never seen his father. Mrs. Schnee is still trying to explain why Wall, jr., when brought into court, ran to attorney Schiffer, crying: Mah Pappyf' ANARCHIST GIVES ALIBI Benjamin Passikoff denied charges of an anarchism meeting held from a soap' box in Union Square. First he claimed he was only handing out soft soap. Later he admitted that he was attempt' ing to look across the street into Klein's dressing room. PUBLIC NOTICES I do hereby declare myself not re' sponsible for any cosmetic debts in' curred by my wife, Mrs. Donald Oakley fnee joan Mehlingj, this sixth day of june, nineteen hundred and thirtyfsix. DONALD OAKLEY. WANTED Back dues of 150 Arista members from the class of Spring '36. Please get in touch with the ex-treasurer, Rob- ert Schrader, Box I.M.Craz. -a theme which will satisfy both the art and literary staffs of the Oracle, to be used for our magazine. MISS IRMA VARADY, Box B.A. Helper. SITUATION WANTED An expert crime detective, solver of lthe famous cases, Who Killed Cock l l Robin? and Where is judge Crater? References and experience. JULIAN ISKIN, Box I'Il B. C. N. U. LOST AND FOUND N Missing-a long lost sister named Gracie. Please get in touch with Edward Allen, Department 000. Found--two stitches dropped from Georgia Visel's knitting. . . seventyfth ree SENIOR AYEAR BOOK SENIOR ESSAY -- FIRST PRIZE A Pupil Looks At Peace BEN PASSIKOFF A warftorn, battlefscarred veteran perceives in a flash the supreme disillusionment of his life and cries out with all power of body and soul, War is hell! General Sherman was truly, terribly right. The rhythm of playing bands, the swing of marching feet, the sight of waving flags- -all are wonderful. They 611 one with a beautiful pride in his country. The other side of the picture is not so beautiful. Ir is a picture of broken bodies, broken hear s, and, worst of all, broken spirits. For a man who has gone through years of undulating noise, screaming shells, and has seen arms and legs ripped off and rivers of blood running in the fields, is in some measure broken in spirit. He is disillusioned and has had something taken away from him that can never be given hack. Man is the only animal that devours his own kind! So rang out the voice of Thomas Jefferson, the greatest Amerif can hghtcr against war and oppression, a century and a half ago, This statement was true then. It is more true today. In 1914 millions of gladiators were put into an international Coliseum. They were not given swords, but bayonets, machine guns, cannons, poison gas, and bombs, and told to kill off as many of themselves as possible. The helds are deserted today and under the waving grass and swaying trees are ten million men. Ten million men are sleeping who will never again smell sweet air, eat hearty food, and love fellow humans. Twenty millions are armless, legless, blind, deaf, mute, shattered, or otherwise wounded. Many will go through life nervous paralytics. Many will cough their lungs out day by day to a slow, terrible death. This is the result of the playing bands, gleaming uniforms, impassioned speeches, and waving flags. Today we are faced with the same situation. At the top of Germany sits a brownshirt. At the top of Italy sits a blackshirt. Hitler has rearmed the Rhine. Mussolini has taken Ethiopia. Every country is rearming to the teeth. Our own country spent over two billions in armaments in 1935. The whole vicious cycle has started to revolve again. Once more will millions of youngsters do their best to kill other millions of youngsters. Perhaps among these youngsters will be an embryo Browning, Beethoven or Stcinmetz.. Their power will never be felt, their lives will be thrown into the ashfhcap. I love life. I get a wonderful kick out of it. It is so full, so tremendous, so profound, so stirring. Some parts of life are inspirational, some are disillusionary. All parts together make a whole, the depth and power of which are fathomless. Literature is studded with many diamonds which I know and love. The ethereality of Shelley, the organ tones of Milton, the stirring dralnatic power of Shakespeare, WOrdsworth's simple grandeur, Browning's keen power of penetration into the hearts and minds of men, Poe's mystical beauty, XVhitman's sublime democracy and strength, the dignified thunf der of Edwin Marlcham's Man with the Hoeufall are known to nie. I love and revere them for what they have given me. Vwfhat should I do if I were to lose them? I have fused myself with the deep, biting satire of Swift, the burning social passion of Hugo, the perfect picture painting of Chelrhov, the intense human warmth of Dickens, and the beautiful fantasies of Oscar Wilde. I have mixed myself with these u.en and their wonderful creations. They are woven into my spirit and into my intellect. If l am sent off to war, I shall either die or come back with a broken body and spirit. I shall have lost the glamour and dreams of youth. Mo:art's Gflvlinor Sy-nphony will have been sapped of all its delicate, wild beauty. Beethoven will not sound for me the old thunder: Brahms will be deprived of his poetic sublimities. When I watch a baseball game, the crack of the bat, the thud of the ball in the mitt, the long swinging parabola of while ball against blue sky and golden sun will no longer hold the old thrill. Chess is a game and art that hold fathomless rivers of wealth for me. l have long thrilled with its power, watched its undercurrents, maliciously pinned my opponent to the wall, and deeply enjoyed it. When I come back from the war, shall I be able to push pawns with the thunder of guns, screaming of shells and crashes of exploding bombs in my ears? Shall I be able to see clearly the lines on which to proceed if terrible wounds, soul piercing screams, and fields and Helds of dead are before my eyes? All these things and many other things in infinitesimal quantities, shapes, and variations will occur to myself, to youth in America, Germany, japan, Russia and all countries involved in the coming holocaust. They will die or their d1'ea1ns will be shattered like my own. Is this the destiny for which In and other millions were created? I refuse to believe it. Edison and Steinmetz, heroes of inventing science, gave their lives lor their work, so that millions of yet unlived lives might beneht by them, These mil' lions ol unlived lives have taken on shape, are ready to gather the fruit of these men's genius, and are killed off in a war. What is the use of scrum, of medicines, of white'jacketed laboratory assistants injecting deadly germs into monkeys, if we cannot use these discoveries? Heroic Robert Koch, a dusty, bearded, bespectacled little German, spent his life, gave up his years, to the tracking down of disease, the uprooting of microbes, the eradication of Hlth and substitution ofa life of cleanliness and happiness. ls this the tribute mankind pays to his memory, killing off these millions? I believe that all the great things of the past, the wonderful things man and nature have given us, the whole glorious history of humanity should be utilized, not destroyed. For a thing is destroyed if not used. There have certainly been many mistakes made in the past. It is our duty not to perpetuate them, but to eliminate them. In The Cherry Orchard , by Chekhov, one of the characters says, Clearly, if we want to live in the present, we must first expiate the past . SO let us expiate the past. This day and age is neither the Middle Ages nor the day of the caveman. We cannot go forward by fighting one another. The clock is only turned back. We have the power to stop the slaughter of man by man. We are all young. We all have voices and can and should use them. If we look at peace, we shall never get anywhere. If we act on peace, the world can become a safe, clean place, where the powerful thunder of a Beethoven Symphony is not misplaced or misused, where Browning and Hugo are given their true value, where Steinmetz and Koch are revered and used conf structivelyg in short, where life is not a muddled mixture of hypocrisies, falsities, and injustice, but a progressive machine for perpetuating us and making us happy. That is our problem. Let us act on it. seventyffour . . JAMAICA I-Iioijiv Sonoot SENIOR ESSAY -- SECOND PRIZE My Changing Tastes ln Reading ALBON MAN Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested, said Lord Bacon. Through the space of years, however, this literary taste, undergoing a transition, becomes increasingly acute, more discrimf inative, more varied. Who has not applauded when Nora, refusing to be a doll any longer and claiming to owe a duty to herself, leaves her husband? Deep down inside surged up a warm triumphant sensation as Mrs Cratehit entered-V-flushed, but smiling proudly, with the pudding . How much meditation on the opening and closing ol doors was provoked hy Christopher Morley? Nota few moral lessons did I absorb from Horatio Alger's 'iSink or Swim and Oliver Optic's Bear and Forebearu, A tear was shed over the fate of the little swallow whose devotion to the Happy Prince was so intense. Although I exulted in the tragic splendor of the Eternal City, revealed by Gibbons' masterpiece, nevertheless, my mind was pervaded by the thought that I was but a nonentity in the boundless annals of time. After reading Wordsworth, l resolved to develop more fully 'L ...... that best portion of a good man's life, His little, nameless, unremembered acts Of kindness and of love . A child's world, psychologists tell us, is one of unreality. As all children do, l satiated my appetite for fantasy and romance with tales of goblins and witches, lovely princesses, dashing king's sons, magic wands, enchanted palaces and fairy godmothers. The passwords to this realm of malt:-believe were experienced through such Hgures as jack and the Bean' stalk, Sleeping Beauty, and Ali Baba! Savage, indeed, some of these stories were, especially the Goose Girl , for, at its conclusion, if you recall, the evil ladyfinfwaiting, placed in a barrel spiked with nails, is dragged about the city hy two white horses until she is dead, Having formerly enjoyed the mere surfaces of Andersen's incomparable narratives, I now discern deep, subtle, significant meanings, as, for instance, in the Ugly Duckling , and the Emperor's New Ciothesu, brilliant satire on human stupidity and self'delusion. Well worn, too, were the dog'eared pages of our Mother Goose rhyme book, with its myriad characters, Old King Cole, HumptyfDumpty, jack and jill, Miss Muffet, and BofPeep. But alas! quickly as the clock at Cinderella's ball struck twelve, my land of makcfbelicve slipped away never again to be found. My taste in reading had begun its evolution! Strangely enough, at this time, I viewed with dismay the inevitability of my having to grow up. To live with Peter Pan in NeverfNever Land, considered I, was an ideal sort of existence. Hoping, praying, I fought in vain against the real' ization that I, too, should marry, he father to children like myself, grow old, die. During those turbulent prefadolescent years, while my sister was weeping eopiously over volume after volume of Elsie Dinsinore, I attempted to appease an inor- dinate desire for excitement by reading serials, which, despite their perpetual succession of suspense, soon lost their power to attract. Taking recourse to the historical novel, I greedily devoured Fenimore Cooper's sagas of Indians and pioneers, and jane Porter's Scottish Chiefs . Among the innumerable friends I found were Robin Hood, David Balfour, Cervantes' Chivalrous Don, Tom Sawyer, Gulliver, Penrod, King Arthur, hosts of others, streaming on in a vast cavalcade before my inward eye. Never shall I forget Irving's priceless description of Ichabod Crane fpoor lchabodll, beginning, i'The cognomen of Crane was not inapplicable to his person . Only on a second reading did I fully comprehend and appreciate the humor of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland fOh! that mad teapartyll, and, Through the Looking Glass, with its 'Twas brillig and the slithy tovesu. The adolescent period had arrived. A farfreaching mental, physical, and spiritual readjustment, it descended with all its fury, and rendered me bewildered. Again my taste in reading changed. Although I groped, sought, hunted for literature to suit my altered State, I frequently read a work without grasping any of its message whatsoever. Such was the case with Arrowsmith . Bravely did I peruse every page of H. G. Wells' Outline of History , and, emerging, found. then, but slight use for its contents, except in crossfword puzzles, which, perhaps, call for Neandertlial, Zoroaster, or Hittite. Since no one curbed the extent of my reading, food for thought, too bulky to swallow and digest, was bitten off, Thus i. was with Lewis Browne's This Believing Woi'id . Profound influences played on my malleable mind: home, school, and friends. As I frequented the public library more and more, my range broadened: drama, particularly that of Galsworthy, Milne, jones, and lbsen, stimulated a keen response within me. Life resumed a steadier course. , That reading maketh a full man cannot be denied, for not only is it a paramount factor in determining thought, attitude, and conversation, but it is invaluable in providing a thorough understanding of human nature as well. In plays, this latter function is most effectively performed. Doubtless, Shakespeare's chiefest claim to immortality is the fact that Shylock, Macbeth, Hamlet, Othello, and Brutus are living, every-day persons. Imperfect with the faults of you and me, throbbing with emotion, hate, love, sorrow, joy, I discovered Pinero's Paula Tanquery, Rostand's Cyrano, Shaw's Saint joan, Kelly's Mrs. Craig, and Drinkwater's Lincoln, The novel also presents a fine opportunity for character portayal. Bitterly did jude and I admit defeat in his struggle to rise out of obscurity. What varying fortunes Myron Weagle and I encounf tered! Strange, frustrated was Miltiades Vaiden. For me, Willa Cather, W. Sommerset Maugham, and Arnold Bennett hold an irresistible lure. Employing the sugar-coated pill method, William Lyon Phelps transmitted to me a wealth of excellent philosophy in his essay, Happiness , while Emerson, Holmes, Lamb, our Canadian neighbor Leacock furnish me material for additional reflection, and for laughter. Yet, however, must I become acquainted with Wolfe, Santayana, Dos Passos. My changing tastes in reading have been, are, and will continue to be a mirror of my thoughts and feelings as l grow richer, riper in wordly knowledge. To misquote an old adage- A man is known by the hooks he reads : for truly, books are our closest companions. . . seventyfhve SENIOR YEAR BOOK February March seventyfsix . 3 6 11 14 15 17 18 23 28 4 6 13 16 17 19 20 21 23 24 30 CLASS DIARY 725 come up for parole. Don Gakley defines a soda'jerker as a physicist fFiZZicistj. The icy morning-seniors cavortfffj on Jamaica Avenue. Albon Man receives a'Valentine! Lorraine Heinemann admits sending it. Marjorie McElfresh also claims she sent it. Marjorie sports a black eye. Lorraine nurses bruised knuckles. Gaby Fontrier reported missing. Dr. Luetscher celebrated the founding of the Republican party in 185 4 by feeding G. O. P. elephants in the zoo-peanuts. Election of class officers-janet Cristadora buys new lipstick. Herbert Weiner lets out horse laugh. Beatrice Trum feeds him sugar. Friday 13th f f f Search for Fontrier continues. Aristites masticate cowfhide at Diplomat Restaurant. Betty Reeg starts teaching Butch Carter baby talk. Butch sails for Addis Ababa. Spring begins-so does Larry Krader. Florence Conroy finds robin's nest in Paul Becher's mop of hair. Paul Callahan admits to Senior Assembly fquotej This is the largest senior class I've ever been in. Flood disasters sweep country-rumors are that Fontrier has been seen near flood area taking his annual bath. g JAMAICA HIGH Scnoot March 31 April 1 2 5' 9 21 22 24 28 30 May 6 11 12 22 june 1 5. 15 to 19 30 CLASS DIARY Lorraine Heinemann thinks she is chairman of the Gas Committee fAnti' Knockj. Miss Susan Bradley says, Aw nerts . We were only fooling! Mr. Bernard Rose starts a lolly pop fund. Contributions are to come from all putrid punsters. Already Mr. Rose is in the red. QSO Red the Rosej Holiday starts-Fontrier hunted by G men fGarbage menl. Peace Assembly held. jamaica Hospital sends out call for beds. The slogan Down with Deckerism , gains impetus. Betty Lou Speakman gets excited and loses her Southern Cjamaicaj drawl. Students cram-Edison Company turns on reserves of electricity. The demand for fish rises sharply. fBrain food-you dopej The Raw Deal. MacSawley demands his bonus as a Veteran of Future Wars. Larry Krader absconds with Oracle Fund. 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