Jamaica High School - Folio Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

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Dr. Chickering was horn in New Hampshire, attended Phillips Academy, was graduated and entered the University of Vermont, which he attended for one year. There he won his Hrst prize in Latin which was prohahly the incentive which started him oil' on a career as a classical scholar and teacher. He received his B. A. and his M. A. degrees at Yale and Harvard Universities respectively. Before coming to jamaica High School in 1898 the Chairman of the Classical Department taught lviathematics, Latin, and Creek at a private school in Concord, Under his direction the Latin and Greek Department has grown with leaps and hounds, Largely through his efforts jamaica today boasts the largest Creek department in the New York City High Schools, Several memhers of the present faculty have heen students under him. His chief diversions are stamp collecting and golf. He is a devoted philatelist, having collected stamps since hc was a very young man, He also is a rahid sports fan. He played hoth foothall and hasehall while at college and during his first six years at jamaica High he guided the fortunes ofthe hasehall team. Among his many outside activities, he has written several hooks on Latin and Creek, has held the olhce of Vice- President of the N. Y. Classical Cluh, in which he is particularly active, and has received the degree of the Ph, D. at Columhia University. He has served in the capacity of college adviser for Senior hoys lor many years. Top, left to right WILLIAM SEATON ESTHER DOCTORVITZ REBECCA NAHMIAS Bottom, left to right HELEN SALTZ MARTIN MARKOWITZ FOREWORD Culminating six years of publication this, the twelfth issue of the Senior Year Book of Jamaica High School, has been compiled with the primary purpose of remaining, in the future years, as the principal means of perpetuating those memories of friendships and pleasures enjoyed by the Senior Class during their school career at jamaica. If our aim has been successful it is due to the indispensable and unceasing efforts of Mr. Harold A. Brown, Senior Class Adviser, and members of the Year Book Staff, who have given invaluable assistance. We present this year book to the senior class with the sincere hope that the reaching of their First major goal in life will be only a spur to further ambition and success. Publication Staff of Senior Year Book EDITQR'IN'CI'IIEF ESTHER DOCTORVITZ ASSOCIATE EDITORS MARTIN MARKOWITZ, Chairman of Circulation Committee WILLIAM B. SEATON, Chairman of Prophecy Committee HELEN SALZ, Chairman of Who's XVho Committee REBECCA NAHMIAS, Chairman of Year Book Collection Committee ADVERTISING STAFF: Irving Rosenbush, Chairman, Hilda Lieberman, Raymond Slinker. CIRCULATION STAFF: Martin Markowitz, Chairman, Irwin Kirschner, Henry Goldsmith, Rita Nesdill, Jean Rimoldi, Murray Arbeitman, Jerome Berger, Ruth Humphreys. ART STAFF: William Russell, Chairman, Joseph Cloughen, Robert Grace, Doris Carolan, Louise Smith. SECRETARIAL STAFF: Florence Lake, Chairman, Virginia Cornelius, Lucy Krausen. K J ff' af -f - v r ,Q 14 TO THE GRADUATES OF JUNE, 1938 Dear Girls and Boys: As one who is somewhat prejudiced in its favor, I think Jamaica High School is an ideal place with which to be connected. There may be schools with higher scholarship, but there are none with finer types of girls and boys or a finer corps of teachers. If there is one quality which characterizes this school above all others, it is the happiness of its students. And this is as it should be. We want you to be happy. We want you to look back on your high school days as the happiest in your lives, days when you worked hard and played equally hard, days when you formed lasting friendships. You boys and girls have been cooperative and easy to manage. In these days when youth is apt to question authority, to be inconsid' erate of others, you have been easy to guide. I appreciate your attif tude. If you will allow an old friend to give you a last word of advice, let me urge you to cultivate a pleasing personality. You will find that there is one quality more important than the ability to make a favorable impression on the people you meet, whether they be friends, teachers or employers. A pleasant smile, good manners, careful speech, good posture and neat appearance rank equally high with ability. More jobs are lost by lack of personality than by lack of ability. If in the years to come you are ever in need of a word of advice, a friendly pat on the back, or a cheerful greeting, remember that my oiiice door will open to you as readily as it did when you were a stud' ent in this school, and that I shall be just as glad to see you. I hope your lives will be full of happiness, hard work and success. Sincerely your friend, CHARLES H. VOSBURGH, Principal, jamaica High School. Roscoe A. Grant Very few students have crossed the threshold of that rcclfcarpcted sanctuary niarkccl 'llfvening School Olhceu the workshop of lwlr, Roscoe A. Grant, adniinistrativc Assistant of jamaica High School yet, within this quiet, spacious room, most of the strings of the Seniors' education are controlled. Littlcfpuhlicized, Mr. Grant is literally the hackfhone of all the Senior classes. Starting in the year 1912, he has made over fifty programs for the school and taken upon himself the task of looking over all prospective graduates' records. Born on a farm in Vermont, he went to an ancient little red school house for his primary etlucation. Alter gracluatiiw from Wt'sle 'an Universit f he won a icllowshiw to the Berlin Llniversit' and there studied is . 5 5. I . , . l , iireek and Latin, Coming hack to the United States, he hecarne principal of a couple of small high schools, taught at Fisk University lor three years, went to DeVv'itt Clinton for seven years, and then came to Jamaica. His adventures have heen varied and include a hike ride across England and Holland. Basehall, chess, and travel are his chief hohhies during his leisure. Most conspicuous of his personality traits, however, is his grand sense of humor. SENIOR CLASS OF JUNE, 1938 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Martin Wilkins ................................................ President Marie Brown ......... ..... ............ V 1 ce President Virginia Aal ............,..... .................... S ecretary Warren Sambach ............... .. ........ . ................ Treasurer SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mr. William Rooney Ryan Mrs. Sophie W. Sorkin CLASS SYMBOLS Class Motto .................. Post proelmm, praemmm Class Colors White and Gold Class Flovx er Tullp ENROLLING ROOM PRESIDENTS ack Alexander John Denice joseph Hanlon Kenneth Kmnes Edmund Nergart: William Seaton Eileen Klindworth Natalie Bertini Marie Gaffney Norma Agard Eileen Cole Edward Thomas Edward Shemet Virginia Wallace Janet Lowander Miriam Seekamp Irene Piechnik SENIOR ENROLLINC TEACHERS Top vow, left, to Tight: Mrs. Mabel R. Judge, Miss Cora E. King, Mr. Maurice J. Lovin, Miss Ann M. McCormack, Miss Mary E. Rhodes. Left, running down: Mr. A. George Jacobson, Mr. Herman Drucker, Mr, Thomas J. Cairnes, Mr. Moses Bergman. Right, 'running clown: Miss Anne C. Schrage, Miss Theresa M. Schreiber, Mrs. Fred' ricka E. Tracy, Mrs. Frieda Zion. Ve-.. - - ar. 'L A5 1. ' 1 ii MR. WILLIAM RYAN, Sponsor SENIOR ALWAYS seen with a book under his arm and a characteristic tongue in cheek attitude, Mr. William Rooney Ryan, English teacher, is known throughout the school as an expert on contemporary literature. Yet few of his friends know of his striking talent for making a home livable. His wife, also an English teacher at Jamaica, stated that at home, Bill's arrangement of flowers and furniture is always novel . Born in Manhattan, he is a typical New York sophisticate whose will' ingness to oblige and whose broadfminded opinions have caused ref peated requests by students to enter his classes. As proof of his gen' erous nature, Mr. Ryan is always willing to lend to both students and his faculty friends books from his quite extensive library. His idea of recreation in the summer is complete leisure while taking sunbaths. One of the richest personalities in the school, Mr. Ryan is famed for .his good taste in clothes, his worldly views, and his satirical humor. In teaching, his creed is: i'Teach the high school student independence, individuality, and tolerance, and he will be educated --a belief which is the very keynote of his own character. HAROLD A. BROWN, of the Classical Language Department was born in New jersey, but came to New York City at a very early age. After the usual course of instruction he came to jamaica High School in 1923 as a Latin teacher and has been adviser to the Senior Class since 1929. His main interest outside of school is his family which includes three lively little girls, A rabid golf fan, he also likes to putter around in his house and garden. He's had lots of experience with year books and seniors in his eight years as adviser. The first year book appeared in 1932, and although smaller, it had the same essential features as the year books of today. Although his work with the Seniors takes every free moment of his time and causes all sorts of headaches, Mr. Brown always manages to look calm and easyfgoing. If a caricature were to be drawn of this tall, wellfdressed, classical- looking teacher, it most certainly would depict him worrying over figures and seniors who don't do things as they're told . MR. HAROLD BROWN, Adviser . BORN in Boston, Mrs. Sophie Sorkin wouldn't live any other place ..., . V A f 5 1 LLM-- - .J ten MRS. SOPHIE SORKIN, Sponsor but in the heart of New York City . Determined at Hrst to be a teacher, she soon decided to concentrate on her own language first and after four energetic years at Hunter College, during which time she was active in dramatics, she emerged as a husky-voiced teacher of speech. Ranking high among her likes are the movies and theatre. Curiously enough, as proof of her contradictory nature she likes the sophisticates such as Katherine Cornell as well as Pluto in the silly symphonies. Best known for her grand sense of humor, Aunt Sophie once pretended a case of laryngitis for a period to get a class quiet. Coming straight to jamaica after college graduation, Mrs. Sorkin soon organized the Junior Dramatic club and is still sponsor of the group. Her success as a teacher is due in part to her creed of try to under' stand the difficulties of the student and appreciate their friendship . Endowed with reddish brown hair, expressive gray eyes and a warm smile, her sincerity and understanding nature are qualities which have enriched her personality to the fullest extent. ADVISERS SINCE she was born in New York City, it was only natural that Miss Ellen Acton should attend Hunter College-after deciding she wanted to become a teacher instead of a landscape artist. When Jamaica's present building was opened, Miss Acton, who had recently been grad- uated, became one of the regular staff. The thing that impressed me most then and still impresses me now is the spirit which pervades jamaica-that of friendliness and whole' someness--qualities in the students which have made it a great pleasure to act as adviser, she said. Truthfulness and sincerity are outstanding qualities of her character. This kind and friendly person advises that we be cheerful and couragf eous. She believes that we have a better chance for advancement and opportunity than had the graduates of a few terms ago. Though always a resident of our city, Miss Acton has by no means confined herself to staying in New York but has traveled extensively to many parts of the world, a pleasure she hopes we will all be able to .g h . ' ' J. f - . n tv iff fm: :. r 4 M, MISS ELLEN ACTON, Adviser I enjoy in the coming future MISS MABEI. BERNHARD, Dean of Girls g ff,li, : 'fl'-f 'Sf' 'V ff . Bur ima.. 94969-, MISS BERNHARD seems to be just about the busiest person in the school. Pass her office in the main hall at any time of the day and you'll always find a line outside waiting to see her. A ready smile and a quiet, gentle manner are always ready to greet you. Miss Bernhard came to Jamaica High School in 1919 as a history teacher. She says that history is her first love and she misses it greatly now. She graduated from Syracuse University, taught in various schools in New York and New jersey and was clean of a boarding school before coming here. She once taught trigonometry but, she says, she had to study very hard to keep ahead of the students. Housefplanning is one of her greatest interests outside of school. She studies magazines and books on this subject in her leisure time and some day hopes to make over the old homestead in a little town in New York State where she was born and which is still the family home. MR. TORD HOLMBERG, senior adviser and mentor of the physiogf raphy department, came to jamaica High School eight years ago, and thus is well able to give his opinion of the male populace of the school. Accoring to Mr. Holmberg, his boys, at least some of them, will in the near future be the leading citizens of New York City. We have some of the finest boys that Jamaica High has ever turned out. Mr. Holmberg received his secondary education at the Manual Train' ing High School, and then attended the Maxwell Training School for Teachers. Finally he received an appointment at a Brooklyn Elemen- tary School where he taught for seven years. Then he went to N. Y. U. and in 1930 entered the portals of jamaica High School. Travelling has occupied some of his time for he has travelled in Westerxi United States and also in South America. - And he still lives in Brooklyn. '-lv-rr-f --1 MR. TGRD HOLMBERG, Adviser eleven I I I I vc MARTIN WILKINS WARREN SAMBACH MARTIN WILKINS JOHN BROWN JOHN BROWN JOSEPH RUSSO WARREN sAMBAcH JOHN BROWN LARRY HAMSLEY ROBERT TRIMBORN WILLIAM RUSSELL ROBERT TRIMBORN ROBERT TRIMBORN MARTIN WILKINS WILLIAM ROEDER WILLIAM SEATON HALL OF FAME Most Popular Liveliest Best Looking Athlete Teachers' Trial Best Dancer Greatest Flirt Best Sport Cutest Miost Courteous Most Artistic Most Sophisticated Best Dressed Wittiest Done Most for jamaica X Most Studious 0 . 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We are sad at the thought of having to leave the scene of our happiest days, then again we are glad because we have reached our first major goal-High School Commencement. As we reminisce a moment, we ind that we have formed everlastf ing friendships and have attained a greater educational background. I hope that your instruction in high school has helped you in four ways: that it has strengthened your will power, developed your ability to distinguish between right and wrong, sharpened your judg- ment, and created in you a deeper sense of responsibility. There is nothing that stands out in a person as much as his ability to give an honest, unbiased decision, one that is the result of his own thinking and not that of others. So now, as we are about to leave high school and step out into the world, let us all try to remember to be a little more in the giving business and a little less in the taking business . , Sincerely, F. MARTIN WILKINS, Pres. of Senior Class, june, 1938. y Dear School Friends, How suddenly does the realization come that one great eventful chapter of our lives is at an end. We can only hope that the next will begin and end as happily as did this one. Side by side for four short years we have walked through these alls of jamaica High with our friendships growing stronger and more vital to each and everyone of us. We entered these doors as children and strangers. We grew up together amid happiness, sorrow, victories, and losses. We leave these doors instilled with a prayer-our bond in lasting friendship dedicated to the love and loyalty of Jamaica High. Yours Sincerely, MARIE BBowN, Senior Class VicefPresidcm, WARREN SAMBACH, Treasurer 'B I i : pgZG1 l ,. A v ., I I-5 - ' VIRGINIA AAL, Secretary thirteen JUNE, 1938 ,PV if ,I K VI NIA BELLE AAL.. X f Katherine Gibbs Arista, Golf, Hockey, Hiking, Social, Dancing, Hilltopper, Honor Roll, Girls' League, Assistant to Teachers, Vice' President and Publicity Chairman of Dancing Club, Girls' League, Secretary of Senior Class. If john R. Powers she doesn't meet, She'll wind up on some journal sheet. MARJORIE LEONE ABBOTT Dancing Club. She'll go smiling thru life's every Lest, Arid conquer her goal, to be one of the best. jOHN JOSEPH ACERNO Brooklyn Poytechnic Institute Honor Roll, Sketch, Craft, Radio Clubs. Another Einstein. nt HE N M ADAMS I' sines Hi 'n ub, Hi no o , Assistant to T a rs. nthusiasm -r- ambition -l- brains succe. in any ouffce. ,IOSEPHINE Y. AGALIOTIS Business Dancing, Baseball Clubs, Honor Roll, Special English Class. Good fortune will smile on some business office when Josephine is hired. NORMA JOENE AGARD N' Wilson College Hilltopper, Classical, Swimming, Div' ing, Literary Clubs, Honor Roll 171, Assistant to Teachers Swimming Ballet. Arista. The dead languages will live for her students. I Quai-!w,a,JiA-' yA Ia.. ., - u 1 1- A' fourteen 'x FRANK WRIGHT AIELLO New 'York University R. O. T. C., Sanitary Squad, Honor Roll, Jewelry Committee. He'll be successful. GILBERT S. AITKEN Business ' - Hall Patrol? lntrafmural .Basketball, Track Team, Honor Roll, Bus Squad, City Championship Paddle Tennis, Sub. Boys' Softball Team, Medal Girls' Softball Team. Hollywood acclaims him. 1 s RENA ROMONA ALBAN Baseball and Basketball Clubs. She'll go far. ARTHUR LOUIS ALBERT Lieutenant Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Special Service Squad, Glee, Scribblers', Broadcasters' Clubs, Special Chorus. Theres wiscloni in his words. LOTS HEL ALBRECHTw Pram-I s me ' '11- pflicer p?'HQartlisgoiie fill, Dancing 'Clu her Sduadf Honor Roll, Assis- tan Teacberi,rCofcliairina:g bf Fac' ,f eas,'Sei-ggzint Bus Sqn . 5 , . Q--f-Harlqen to our voice propheticg 'x Her efforts will be dietetici JACK THOMPSON ALEXANDERJ .Queens College Honor Roll, VicefPresident Spanish Club, Entomology, Chemistry Clubs, Annex Reflector. A gentleman executive. r JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL FRANCIS JOSEPH ALLWIN Pace Institute IntrafMural Baseball, Basketball Hand' ball, Service Squad. . Successful executive of large firm. ANITA ROSEMARY ALOVISI V' Katherine Cibb d bs, Assistant to W ' at . ave a'house, us and meek as any mouse. And if the poor lad chanced to sneeze, She'll liliely u' h i sp e r Quiet Please . DOROTZKA if 4 Business Sc f Swimming Club, Mi r Achievements. Success is just before her. WILLIAM G. ALTMANN Business Varsity Football, Annex Baseball and Basketball, Varsity Club. Designated for the AllfAmerican Eleven, 1941. JAMES WM. ANDERSON, Jr. M' Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Arista, Special Chorus, Glee, Chemistry Clubs, Hilltopper, Assistant to Teacher. A Rhodes awaits him. VERNON RAYMOND ANDREWS Pratt Art School Captain Freshman Basketball, 2 yrs. Varsity Football, Assistant to Teacher, Hall Patrol, Intra-mural Basketball, Freshman Track, Varsity, Dancing Clubs. To succeed James Cagney. WALTER HERBERT APPLETON sf journalism School Comm. Publicity, Managing Editor, Clubs Editor and Feature Staff of Hill' topper, Features Editor of Service Weekly, Roosevelt Service Award, Ser' vice Squad, Dancing, Poetry Clubs, Honor Roll, Hilltopper Rep. at C. S. 1 P. A. Convention, Quill and Scroll, Student Council. Should become New 'York 'Times'3 new managing editor. MURRAY ARBEITMAN New 'York University Sr. Dramatic, History, Literary, Forum Broadcasting, Spanish Clubs, Library Service Squad, Rep. Spanish News' paper, Business Manager of Hilltopper. We'll be hearing big things about him. GEORGE JOSEPH ARCHIBALD Business Minor Activities, Honor Roll USD. Another member of the business world. CHRISTINE REGINA ARLT Business School Tennis, Social Dancing, Assistant to Teachers. Where others fail Christine succeeds. ME Q JEA ET MAS kf i ctivitie 'or Glee Club. ith a sm' te go a long way up t to success as a secretary. MURIEL RIVOLI AROTSKY .Queens College Glee Club, Special Chorus, Honor Roll, French Certificate, Graduated Zan Years, Assistant to Teachers, Musical J. Muriel will start our children on the road to learning. fifteen JUNE, 1938 FLORENCE FRANCES ATCHISON Secretary Senior Dramatic, Tennis, Ir. Dramatic, Social Dancing Clubs, Assistant to Teachers, Special English, Stenography. Honor Roll. Future actress :ff Flo. r-ff 'JW fr- jlflf ffm X ,ig Katherine . , jf Glee, Hikin T i'hiieiYlHockey Clubs, Minor j, Honor Secretary to a famous author. DORIS MAEWNIAJ C. A . Y . EDWIN F. AVRILJ Q Hofstra ' Orchestra, B - - . I - Squad, B 1 I s nor Ro. , Pres' o i - I uccc r oodman. X SELMA AXELSSON Business School Tennis Hiking, Bus Squad, Assistant to Teacher. An unknown quality that will take her far. .l', A I 4 L Jojgspn VPATRICKQ BQHNKENJ Cresbman Baseball, Intvifmural Basket- all, Service S uada, :Bus Squad, Assis- tant Manager Basketball, Senior Band. To succeed Winchell. I , e N NN BA LEIN J Brow e's B ness School Dancin ' ng, Tennis Clubs, Honor Roll. S e will be secretary to a handsome awyer. sixteen Q FLORENCE E ra' IA BA B ine ' ' we-I b, H Roll, Minor Po- f 6 ne head or business that will carry her far. GEORGE FRANCIS BAKER Fireman Minor Achievements, Baseball Team. A jack of all trades. WILLIAM E. BAKER Hofstra College ,lunior and Senior Bands, Junior and Senior Orchestra, Broadcasters' Club, Honor Roll. Future trurripeter in B. Gfs band. MARY ANN BARKOWSKI Business Minor activities. Determination will cause mann ob' stacles to be lifted from her pathway. VIOLA ELIZABETH BARNES Business Glee, Hiking, Handball, Clubs, Minor j, Assistant G. O. Store, Assistant Gen- eral Office. Few things are impossible when one possesses diligence and slqill. JI MARGE LI E I Colle V l all, ase , s , Hikf an l, nn , Honor l, sistan to clie Shufile Boa lub. Oyrnpic material we should guess, A 'rugged champion in the bud. Her man had better answer yes, Or she'll convince him with a club. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL GEORGE W. BATES Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Bus Squad, Year Book Collection'Committee. See America First. U MAY ELiiAjJTHfisA1PEs4L'j SNLTSJSY rainingl dv., Hik, ig, Tennis Halfdball, 'S lea Clu sf Yei' ook Coll lion Committee, Assistant to Teacher. b A Tecognizedwiutliority on Roman civilization. RALPH WILLI B I if Busines '-'I g long, way. GRA ig XioiA,,i3ALiElx 1 A. VB iiessf lv, i f A A. Ayr Base ll,Tel1ni HA cl ,'Vollle Ball. Hi lp, ' Amd ,Senior Glee yClubs. Sp A Chorus, Assistant to Teachers. 'Some clay we'll see her name in the Academy of Music. .fx MABEL ELIZABETH BAUERy Business X ' Minor A hievelncnts. . No tlzs is toallialfd for Mabel to uncle'rta e. ,, LEONE ALICE BAYLISS Business Special Stenography and English Class' es, Honor Roll, Assistant to Teachers. Best American stenographer nf 1945. J ff. PATRICIA . BEAULIEU f' Business Honor Roll, Var ' ' Basketball, Base' ball, Tennis, Hand , Dancing Clubs, Assistant to Teachers, 3 'por J's, 1 Major J. Vi Pat, we'1e suve is going Xazzlie A neat and eficient secre sxstant to T cher or Roll. s an ft, lu s, Special ss, O rseer in A9l3. She will design what the well' dressed woman will wear . ARTH R EE A,RflD BEIJENS, pspzast ll , el zifce I uadl? Y ll t Il, ' l r 1,1 q ya' fa fwfgocia Dantmglgllub. , , A ,SUCEA'Sr,A th!'Hth degree. A 51119 S 1 Designin h o Tennis, Ba s cret ial t of Hilltopper. Ruth won't be a ' rozen asset . MARIE ANNE BELLAFIORE V Katherine Cibbs G'rls' League, Sket H c y lley- l T ' s ecia chowk, Basketball, Ha dball, Assistant to Teachers. She will be much in demand as a secretavy. ELIZABETH JOAN BENES Business Honor Roll, Special Stenography Class, Tironian, Hockey, Baseball, Volley Ball, Reporters' Clubs. Persistent people begin their success TC. seventeen ,luN1i, 1938 ROBERT BENNETT Business Hall Patrol, Service Squad, lntrafmural Hockey, Annex Baseball Team, Scif ence Club, Not a ditch digger, but a tunnel digger. 4 , I-1 MAIRGAQRET LOUISE BERGEN Traphagen Iildr 1, Valley Ball, Hiking, Hand' alll Basketball, Baseball, Social Danc- ing, Red Cross Clubs, Assistant to Teachers. She will be a dramatic critic. I OME SIGMUND BERGER i, m . R ,,ross, Re Cross Collection Com' 'tee, Bus uacl, Special Chorus, .O. .C. lee ub, Circulation . C1o e ook. rsuasnre sa sman, V. X HARRIET AN' BER N 1' Minor zxcl1ievT if ry ir' She will be u ci 0 , . HAROLD HOLLING BERKIN French, History Clubs, Hilltopper Staff, French Periodical Staff, Literary, Spef cial English, Honor Roll, Writer of Tongue in Cheek, Winner of Oracle Contest. Writing is his held, j f' , i EDIT MAN B 'si ss S cr ial Staff Hilltopper, Assistant t V acher, Reporters' Club. Determination and talent will net success for Edith. eighteen NATALIE G. BERTINI Business Arista fChairman Secretarial Commit- teej, Hiking, Glee, Tennis Clubs, Girls' League. Special Stenography and Biol! ogy Classes, Assistant to Teachers, Honor Roll 181, Program Committee. At the mention of her name we think of business and future fame. RUTH BICKMANN Business Social Dancing, Hiking, Tennis Clubs. The answer to a business man's prayer for the perfect ojjice girl. EMILIE FRANCES BILOZUR . Business: , Baseball, Te nis,,Hiking, Volley Ball, Badminton Clubsf-lournalisin, Special English Classes, Hilltopper. Wliiat the biusiiness world has been waiting for. BERNICE JOAN BINDER x New To24wiL'ersit t ' 5, mkiwennis, Basket' a asebth. ball, Volley Ball, eaders' Cl BQ' Honor Roll, Assistant to Teacher. A popular radio comedienne. RUTH HELEN BIRKEL Business Dancing Club. Her success is as sure as sure can be. STANLEY JACK BIRNBAUM Queens College Chess QU, Camera, French 121, Latin, Chemistry Clubs, Honor Roll, Arista. A nice lad. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOI -off, BARBARVKBLACI WELL ,ff Sav ' Q ' Zum dball, Volley Ball, Div' 7 a iy: Clubs, Senior Captain Sail min Club, Assistant to Teacher. Babs no doubt is going to go And join sornebody's Wild West Show. GL 1 C' BLMKWOOD V' 'no Achi n , Assistant to er, Ten s dub. ' Wo 'You haverft ard the last of her. GEORGE GILBERT BLAIR College Varsity Football f2J, Varsity Club, Hall Patrol, Intrafmural Basketball, Who's Who Committee. If at first you don't succeed . . . JOHN JOSEPH BLESSINGTON 'fl Bus Squad GJ, Service Squad 121. One swell fellow. JAMES JOSEPH BLISS Fordham Honor Roll, Graduated 3M Years. He'll succeed. RUTH BLOCK i Queens College Honor Roll, Special History, Sketch' ing, Tennis, 'terary French Clubs. A p o i woman lawyer. VIRGINIA ADELL BLUE t Dralqe's Business School Volley Ball, Tennis, Basketball, Danc- ing, Hockey Clubs. Virginia will succeed in the business world. MYRTLE LOUISE BLUM ff Business Special Stenography Class, Honor Roll. Attendance Oihce. Shc'll type her way to success. HAROLD MICHIEL BODE Business Freshman Track Team, Intrafmural Handball, Minor Achievements. He's sure to rise to something. v1oLET HELEN BOE if Hejjley Business School Minor Achievements. In her struggles for success, Violet is bound to come out on top. .iq . DOROTHEA MARY A HAN V Queens College I.. ' TK .1 B x - Graduated 3M Years: Honor Roll, OJ Orchestra, Assistant to Teacher, Social Dancing, Volley Ball, Tennis, Basket' ball Clubs. She will startle the business world. ADELAIDE HELEN BOHNING Delehantys Business School Glee, Golf Clubs, Girls' Chorus, Red Cross, Assistant to Teacher, Honor Roll. After graduation she'll embark on some pursuit to make a mark. nineteen ,IuNiz, 1938 ,. rfff' W X., .X REGINK BERLWYDETTE BOOTH Mary mm 'ulate Hospital Hockey, MMI, Tap Dancing, Bas- ketball, So 'al ancing Clubs, G. P. S: A. L. Pin, Honor Roll. An angel of mercy to the sick. RICHARD CHRIS BORCHERS Business R, U. T. C., Intrafmural Basketball, Service Squad. Wall Street, here he comes! GRACE E. BOROWSKI Business Reporters' Club, Special Stenography Class. Everyone lilies a good sport. HELEN THERESA BOROVJSKI Guggenheim Dental Institute ' Tennis, Hiking, Shiiillcboard, Baseball, Reporters' Clubs, Honor, Roll, Special Stcnography and Typewriting Class, Assistant to Teaclieyrf Patience is ijirtue not lacking here, nor is successifar from here. DORIS VIVIAN BOSSI -r Katherine Gibbs Comm. Girl's Intra-muralS,'G0lf, Swim' ming, Baseball, Diving,'BasketbalI, Var- sity, Volley Ball, Tennis, Handball, Social Igafncing Clubs, Usher Squad, Special ervice'Sq.uad, Ass't to Teach' -er, V res. Girls' League, Year Book Fc 'ction Comm. V.'Pres. Athletic :Ile . gil sociation, Student Council, Publicity ,hziirman Girls' Varsity Club, Bad' minton. Miss Gibbs will turn her out a very, Pleasing and competent secretary. WALTER BUCKNER BOSTIC, jr. ' Pratt Institute CrossfCountry and Track Teams, Prof phecy Committee of Year Book. Little Ing shot. twenty GRACE MARY BOTZ Business Social Dancing, Tennis, Reporters' Clubs, Honor Roll. Her road leads straight to the land of success. f li. FLORENCE ETHBILIBOULIN X Business f. Ml' Baseball, Handball, Tironian Clubs, Bus Sqqupd., Honor Roll, Z Shorthand Ilvkxgdsl. 1. nything Flo undertakes is bound to I be a success. CO Y j BOUS V D ive s mor chi ents 41 .is a gold mine in the sky. GEORGE DONALD BOWNE Business School A Service Squad, Iv1ihqn.dZE'fe'iin'leiits, Bus Sq2ad,:gLodlier 'Guard, Door A te! cher in the making. www ! A ROBERT EDWARD BOYLE Assistant to Teacher, Minor Activities. His ncmiesalge was a great cliemisl 1 I I enlnis, Glep, Irarthdtone Assis- tant E6 T ache s. H Shi' Qpsn adsenatdrs telegrams. . JO A u fi f A ,J 1 jf be I J I' JAMAICA HIGH Scuoot I 1 I ! . K , li, ADELE BRAMM A College Riding, Golf, Volley Ball, Basketball, Social Dancing Clubs, Bus Squad, Usher Squad, Secretary Girls' League, Minor , - She'll be on the top of the medicine world. f I j l i ANOR N. RAUNf1J,Jf!'!x-X Business VJ X f t , ocial Dancing Clubs, Assisf to Teacher. A champion typist. .1 MIRIAM BR UNSQEIN to ueens' Co age 4' .-1 andball aseball Tgnnis' H-i 'ng, f . Literary ms' Ass' tant Nled.-'gran Minor J, P. s.A. iflin. , Her advertisements will mirfie ' -sf- sales. -6 t- . EDWARD F. BREEN Business Hockey Team, Service Squad, Scribe blers' Club. A bigftime puclqster. LILLIAN ANNA BRETZ Business Special Stenography and Typewriting Classes UM yrs.J, Honor Roll. Maybe never famous, but ever faith' ful. ROBERT FREDERICK BRIEL New 'York University Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Lacrosse, Intrafmural Basketball, Hockey, Danc- ing, Glee Clubs, Assistant to Teacher. Globeftrotter. f KZ' .y MARY CATHERINE BRIOLI Business School Tennis, Basketball, Social Dancing, Reporters' Clubs, Assistant in Medical Room. A capable business lady. JEAN GoRDoN BROWNX4 Oberlin College -' ' Secretary of Arista, Dramatic, Tenn Handball, Baseball, Social Dancing, Basketball, Biology Clubs, Honor Roll l8j, Assistant to Teachers, Prophecy Committee. jean will do the experimenting for the Public Health Service. J Nsbrsrfosvl-ef V A orge shingun J Capt'in Bas all, Baggtbp. , Vfsity glial? . 't in g's Oflice, t . lib ,Luisetti and Dickey combined. I .1 MARIE JOAN BROWN l Baseball, Basketball, Tennis, Golf, Vol' ley Ball, Arista, Pres. Girls' League, Sec'y Girls' Varsity, Dramatic, Reporf ters' Clubs, Comm. Girls' Intra'murals, Student Council, Usher Squad, Capt. Cheerleaders' Squad, Honor Roll, Pres. Athletic Association. The allfAmerican girl. ROBERT VAN R. BROWN College Honor Roll, Intrafmural Basketball. Calling Doctor Brown. ELLEN M. BRUIN Business Reporters', Basketball, Tennis Clubs. The secret of success is honesty of purpose. twenty'one .llINli, 1938 WESLEY EVERETT BRUST Business Glee, Chess, Tironian Clubs, Honor Roll, Special Chorus, Hall Patrol, Sec' retary to Teacher, Library Squad, Ar- Ista. Competent executive. ELEANOR BRUl',TEN..'i I -I. Slueens College - v, A P Lit 'r Clcc, Hi ' , Tennis, Base' balliflfliindball, askxlgall, French, Pan' American , s, P. S, A. L., Honor Roll, Arista. Eleanor will discover the cure for the common cold. 5 Y BU rfllbfi. . Archery, an 1- ..: onor -' . The uorldfr uvid she wishes to gr. EDITH H. BUQHWAL V jfgyyx' Business DraInatic, q..Qer?:y, Tennis' wry Clubs, Orac e. She will open Robert aylofs fan mail. LOUIS FREDRI BUC N Service Squa .O ., Honor Roll,, Intrafl as all. 3! e to ew 'l'o'rk's finest. MILDRED FAITH BUGLIONN New 'York University Dramatic, Hockey, Literary, Tennis, Glee Clubs, Assistant to Teachers, Red Cross, Honor Roll. She'll get there, ' V it .. is 'J ml I QI' R fr ns - . NYS f T855 twenty-two . mf' . t 1 EVELYN CHRISTINE Buiiceyrf X Duke University i'- X G1-ee, Tennis, Svlimmirig Clubs, Assisf tant to-5feacher,lHonor Roll, Hilltop' per. She will take care of our sick. ROBERT EDWARD BUYER .Queens College Secretary Literary Club, Chess, Tennis, History Clubs, Hilltopper, Honor Roll ffil, Arista, Special English, Prophecy Colnniittee. A man of letters. , . ft' . sk! .l I i FIiO 53 MARY CAMPBELL R IN jjiegfs 5 . Tennis, Social'iDal1ci1'fE, Hearth:-tone Clubs. Y- ' Ambition -l- brains 1 success. lr FLORENCE H. CANALES I. Biisiuess X Tennis, Dancxiqgl Hobby, Basketball . ,Glubs,,Hillto er, Special Journalism, jftfironian, Hbzsvr Roll. If shel heartfwliole and fancy free, A Sinai' sllef-will likely be. FLORENCE V. CANAVAN Business Baseball, Hockey, Glee Clubs, Hall Patrol. Sincerity carries on. L J DROROTHY RUTH CANNER' x SWillllTliIlg, Baseball, Art Clubs, Assis' ,J tant in Swim, Honor Roll, P. S. A. L., Life Saver. She will prove the value of women in business. JJ . ff f bv 40- sul' JAMAICA HIGH ScHooL ll rv' ,v-'H 'Jam I Tlvbi V sfo n 441 A.. .li D-f JEANNE RITA CAPLIN Bryn Mawr Girls' League, Tennis, Hiking, Literary, Swimming Clubs, Assistant to Teach' ers, Honor Roll UD, Arista. jamaica Highs favorite bio l o g y teacher in 1948. WILLIAM CARAS Rutgers University Locker Guard, Service Squad, Special Biology Class. The Waldorf's next Oscar. V, H ' CARBERRY t aseball, nclball, Volley Ball Clubs, 'Assistan 0 Teacher. Y ard that work 'never killed ai ne and she's taking the chance. HJ MA VEILY, ARLSON . Nt l' raining Glee, iking, T 'j huflleboard, Handball Clubs. Angel of mercy. MARIE CAROLINE CARLTON i Business Hikii ,C Glee ey Ball, Handball, Bask tllgl s, Program Committee, Wstant to Teacher 12 termsl. They can, because they think they can. ELLIOTT CARMEN Cornell Minor Activities, President Spanish Choral, Spanish, Chemistry Clubs. His ambitions are many. Hx . .T..CL ha ll.,-L MARIE VERONICA CARMICHAEL Business School Glee, Tennis, Hiking, Literary Clubs. She'll be on the top of the business world. DORIS WINIFRED J. CAROLANI Pratt Institu e . i g,Q4g1 r b , nms, idin ders' Clubs, inor 1' -Q o oll, Grad. sn Yea , . .' jf' chers, Spe- cial Biol0gY, Q' V as es, Arista. She will ill . 1 1 ine stories. MARY LOUISE'iCARR ' Mary Immaculate Hospital Girl Leader of Arista, Dramatic, Ten' nis, Golf, Riding, Mask Clubs, Honor Roll 181, Assistant to Teachers. A second Cornelia Otis Slqirmer. CECILIA VERONICA CARROLL Business Hiking, Girls' Chorus, Social Dancing Clubs, Honor Roll, Assistant to Teach' er, 2 Shorthand Awards. Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. EDWIN JOHN CARROLL 1 Brooklyn College Minor Activities, Assistant to Teacher. In the service of Uncle Sam. CORA THERES CARTER L .Queens C lle e Te is, Sp Girls C , etch C , Roll f3 ents will get ickly under her care. twentyfthree JUNE, 1938 L JOHN 1osEPH c:AsH Fordham Swimming, Basketball, Baseball, Span' ish, Biology Clubs, lntrafmural, Honor Roll, Service Squad, Assistant to Tcachcr. Best clresxed man, 1948. CAROLYQJ Rose CATQKNZARO MMS: Fmwjrraculate Hospital , Biolo , Chemistry, Hiking, Shuffle' bpa Clubs, Attendance Office, Assisf tan! to Teacher. What the world is for us depends upon what we a-re ourselves. CHRISTINE CAVALLARO johns Hopkins Swimming, Riding, Golf Clubs, Usher Squad, Honor Roll, Hilltopper, P. S.- A. L. Archery. Head waitress in a fashionable res mutant. X s ER . ANAG t. I s In f a, asc l, aseball, Ha all C s onor Roll. The ne untry doctor. HARRIET jOSEPHINE CHAPMAN Business Baseball, Basketball, Hockey, Tennis, Reporters' Clubs, Assistant to Teachers, Year Book Collection Committee. Determination will conquer, X it l' , , Giziqkuibii MI CHESNUTT .. l'Kath2'nne Gi bs A i Tennis, Volley - ll, Hiking, Glee, Lit' crary Clubs,XHqnor Roll, Shuilleboard. Assistant toflleacliers. Her smile uiill brighten up any bust' ness office. twenty-four LOLA MAY CHISHOLM I Business French, Hiking Clubs, Honor Roll, Assistant to Teacher. Lola will be welcome in any business omce. JOSEPH CIARMELLA Bible- hool Service Hilltoppcr, History Club. V 19' ' 0 fi.-',.,L.r.fl, He lqnows all the iopqx, X - Y CATHERINE AMANDA CIFRE X. ,College V , pxilley Ball, Baseball. ltckcy, Tennis, 5 king, Handball, Ba: etball Clubs, Bus Squad, Assistant to Teacher. She'll be teaching our bewildering offf.vp'rings. ,Q , FAY ApAiICLARic -'i3,l - 5 Biisfliess Tennis, Dancing Clubs. .-An added attraction to any office. i ALICIA FLORENCE CLARKE 'e ,Queens College .. Te nis, Literary, Hiking Clubs, Honor Rail 171, Assistant to Teacher, Special Ehglish, History, Biology Classes. She will make your home so lovely, you'll never want to go out. MARY A. CLARKEWN - Nitrxes' 'Training B' elpall, Hilgng,'5Fennis, Volley Ball, D 'ciiigrflllfu s, Assistant to Teachers, H iov' oll, Dues Committee. Sickness will be pleasure with Md7j' f0T iV0l,lT 'Il IITSC. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL Y lx iff ' 4 ED MHKRGA E 'fl eBusiness Scho Tefiis ke olley Ball, Baseball, Arts a fts, Glee Clubs, Honor Roll HJ, Assistant to Teacher. A buyer for a large department store. ROTHY C. CLEVELAND il E3 srfdss School itz? Rdllg Qlce, Literary Clubs, Girls' riff She'l mess ardund awhile with books 'Til some lad learns haw well she cooks. I N . S . Co ege She 'l alaiice the most pleasant mea M idi , Tenn , Dancing, Basketball Clubs I JOSEPH ROBERT CLOUGHEN Art School Dancing, Camera Club, Secretary to Teachers, Year Book Art Stall, School Art League. Cover design by Cloughen. RUTH VIRGINIA COBB Nurses' Training School Medal in Interscholastic Shorthand Contest, Basketball, Swimming, Sketch, Reporters' Clubs. She'll be a cure for her patient. DOROTHY cQLI,i,is1:lV l , Business Sclwoif' ll Basketbaill, Tennis, Vwy Ball, Social Dancing Clubs. vb' She'll adorn au office as a model secretary. ' HELEN CHARLOTTE COHEN City College Latin, Hobbies, Tennis, Basketball, Handball, Field Hockey, Hiking Clubs, Honor Roll 171, Arista, Assistant to Teachers, Special Latin Class, Grade uated in 3K2 Years. The answer to a commercial studerifs dream. MABEL LUISE CO EN ew 'Yor tive x i i ' ancin S ai sh, r- a , iology, H'king Fi e , ed s, Vo I, as etball, Shu eb all Clubs, Honor Roll I , Special History, Secretary to Teachers, Arista. ' 'They'll be glad to go to school with Mabel as teacher! LORRAINE MAY COLBERG Business Girls' Special Chorus, Social Dancing Club, Honor Roll, 2 Shorthand Awards. She'll rnalqe the grade in high. EILEEN PATRICIA COLE St. joseph's College Golf, Volley Ball, Baseball, Hiking, H o c k e' , Basketball, Shufileboard, Handbalf?Sk6tch Clubg,f2 Minor 'I3s, 2 P. S..A.L. 'Medalsj' Special English and Biology Classes, Honor Roll f8J, Prom Committee, Arista. The answer to a business ma'n's prayer. ROBERT D. COLE Fordham University Social Dancing, Cross Country Squad, Minor Letter, Honor Roll, Business Manager of Oracle, Special English and History Classes, Graduated in an Yrs., Y. B. Collection Comm., Golf Team, Boys' Leader Club. One for all---all for him. WILLIAM CHARLES COLGAN , Business Chess Club, Chess Team, Service Squad UQ, Intraemural Activities. Bill and Smokey foe . twentyffive JUNE, 1938 LESTER EDWARD COLIN Business lntrafmural Basketball Social Dancin I I ga Service Squad. Government fngerprint sleuth. HARRY C. COOK Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Intra-mural Swimming, Senior A. R. C. Life Saving, Honor Roll, Swimming Squad, Senior Class Representative. 'Teeth yanking will be Har1y's spe- cialty. GEORGE ALBERT COLLINS Business School Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Bus Squad, Intra f mural Shield, Locker Guard, Class Dues Committee. Certified public accountant of dis- tinction. GERTRUDE C. COLONNA Business School Assistant to Teachers, Basketball Club. Success is lier password. l HELEN MARY CONBOY , 'College Vi, -, ' Tennis, Literlrry, Social Dancing, Handball, Shulileboard, Hiking Clubs. A successful future in the business world awaits Helen, CATHERINE . oonifioixs Grace lnstibll c' I gi Program mnittecl' Social Dancing Club, fX ' Heiwlz girl hard to beat, With anynne'slie can well compete. l twenty-six MARY FRANCES CONNORS Business Movie Club, Honor Roll, Assistant to Teacher, Minor Activities. Th8YC,S room at the top for Mary. BARTON BALLOU COOK University of Michigan Intra-mural Baseball and Basketball, Orchestra, Annex Baseball and Basket' ball Teams, 4 P. S. A. I.. Pins. Success piles fame. GLADYS CATHERINE COOKv Business ' ' ' Tennis, Handball, Hiking, Basketball, Shuflleboard, QP. A. L. Medal, Honor Roll, Assistant to Teacher, Shorthand Awards, Special Stenography, Sl1e'll hit the top. HELEN ELIZABETH COOK Business Assistant Attendance Oflice, Hiking, Baseball, Handball, Tennis, Social Dancing Clubs, Honor Roll. Great modesty often hides great merit. JOHN PERSHING COOPER'- Business ., Service Squad, Stamp, Chemistry Clubs, Intrafmural Basketball and Baseball, Hall Patrol. If success was electricity, lie'd be a powerhouse, U FRANQ. ' -N90 RDARO s' s , Tap Dancin cial Dancing Club. Wis is the stepping stone to Sucfess JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL VIRGINIA F., ORISIELIUS V! St. Iohnk N rses' Training School Tennis, Rasebgl, Hiki-ng, volley Ball, Sanitatiqn Sq ad,.Assistant to Teach' ers, P. S. L. Medal, Year Book Col' lectioi ' Committee, Sonor Roll, Secref ' garial taif of Year' ook. I S54 doesnt' know the meaning of L the word can't. THEODORE GEORGE COSTA University of Pittsburg Minor Achievements. Slow, but sure. MARION RITA COSTELLO Business Hiking, Tennis, Archery, Glee, Repor' ters' Clubs, Secretary to Teacher, Assis- tant to Teacher, Contest Class, Assisf tant in Medical Room and P. T. Oflice. Marion and success will walk hand in hand. PAUL S. COSTIGAN College Dramatic, Stamp, History Clubs, Honor Roll, Service Squad. Happy go lucky. ,fP Oil ELL , us ' l Iviinor 'e I T Appyf a millionaire. nm WALTER JOSEPH CRAIG if College Service Squad, Bus Squad, Social Dancf ing, Camera, Stamp Clubs, Who's Who Committee, Honor Roll. His friends will be many, His foes will b ew xssxisiafefes, WILLIAM HENRY CRAIG J Assistant to Teacher, Service Squad, lntra-mural Swimming, Vice-President Student Council, Football, Freshman Football. The proof of his personality will be his popularity. MARGUERITA THERESA CROSS Nurses' Training Assistant to Teachers, Basketball, Vol' ley Ball, Tennis and Dancing Clubs. Truthlhas decreed success for her. f CATHERINE v, CUDAHYT Pratt Institute , , Hiking, Swimming, A s si s t a n t to Teacher. She'll teach anything from calisthenf ics to the Big Apple . nf f Busi s School e isPClub, Dancing Club. intelligent secretary. IS CUESTA ,I HUDSON READ CULLY Service Squad, Honor Roll Clerk, His' tory Club. United State foreign ambassador. ADELAIDE ASHLEY CYPRIEN St. joseplfs College . Riding Club, Honor Roll, Graduated in an Years. What Adelaide prescribes, will cure. twenryfseven jimi-:, 1938 NORMA DALLIS Business School Tennis, Handball, Hiking, Social Dancf ing, Reporters' Clubs, President Hob' bies Club fannexj, Assistant to Teach- er, Honor Roll. A charming smile will accompany Norma everywhere, DOROTHVSSBNNE Dgywlfyxft Business N 'll -J Minor Amvities, As ' nt to Teacher, W. 's , o Comm., e. teuer her business, she'll make it lsuccess. DOROTHY LOUISE DALTON -. Business Hiking, Reporters' Cluhs, Honor Roll Q7j, Assistant to Teacher. There will be no detours on her road to success! DOROTHY ETHEL DANGMAN Katherine Gibbs Basketball, Tennis, Dancing, ShuHle- board, Honor Roll, Special Latin, Pup' pet Club, Baseball, Scholarship 141. Luck will be the speech student who has Dorothy for a teacher. GLORIA ANGELINA DANIELSON F1eedman's Nursing Hospital Tennis, Basketball, Volley Ball, Year Book Collection Committee. A capable business girl and an accurf ate stenograplier. RITA JANE DARBY Business Hiking, Tennis, Hockey Clubs, Assisf tant to Teachers. A business woman. twentyfeight EVELYN PATRICIA DAVISK Hunter College Field Hockey, Basketball, Hiking, Pup' pet, Volley Ball, Riding, Baseball, Golf, Shuflleboard, Leaders', Badmin- ton Clubs, Special Service Squad, Hon' or Roll 181, Arista, Usher Squad, Spe- cial Latin, Science, English Classes, Athletic Council. Economics won't be hard with Eve as teacher. LORNA DAVIS University of Rochester 7Qsjs?i'l1t',to,fH'eai:'lier, Minor Activities, f,l.i-tferii'y5Po'etry, History, Broadcasting, Classical Clubs. Shejll Ildkt, a favorable impression on the fossils. WALTEII GEORGE DEGEN .Queens College Minor Activities, Service Squad. A good worker, bound to succeed. CHARLES EDWIN DEITZ College junior and Senior Band, Senior and Senior Orchestra, Special Chorus, All City H. S. Band, Druinflviajor of Band, Service Squad, Lieutenant Hall Patrol. He'll blow his way to success with a tuba. X .xx JOHN T. DELANEY , x, Stairspy History Clubs, R. O. T. C., Cross'-Country Squad, Honor Roll, Service Squad, Track. Ambitious and brainy, that's Def laney. ,IOHN MILTON DENICE Pace Institute Football, Intra-mural Basketball, Stamp, PanfAmerican Clubs, Service Squad, Assistant to Teachers, President Senior E. R., Year Book Collection Commit' tee, Prom Committee. The kind of a man the world wants. JAMAICA HIGH Scuooi. ROBERT K. DE SOCARRAS ' College Dancing Club, Honor Roll. Fate shall shine on him, And it won't be clim. . N C X ANG.?sSlELMA DEUTSCH t c JI T o final, Assista to Teacher, enc , S ial Danci , Hiking, Volley ag Lit ry Cl . notl5MNZEngelo. l f' J CHARLES EDGAR DEVINE Business Handball, Team, Dramatic, Chess Clubs, Hilltopper, Service Squad, Hon' or Roll. A future Du Pont chemist. WILLIAM -IPQES DEVINE rvic , Haig' r , Poster, , r , Oracle, A ditor ' er, Assistant Bus Squad. An artist in the making. ' ONICA 4910480151 Business Ccfhege - . ,f s Junior Red Cross, ea hctahipvolleyi Ball Clubsgltssietam 'tdxTeacher, An efficient business woman of the future. FRED DIEFENTHAL Civil Service Baseball, Varsity Clubs, Major j's, Intrafmural Activity, Service Squad, City Champion Baseball Team. 'Truly an athlete. JACK LEONARD DIENER .Queens College Minor Activities Destined for bigger and better things. ROBERT V. DI FULVIO Freshman Baseball, Intrafmural Basket' ball, Track, Hall Patrol, Service Squad. His life will be what he makes it, and he'll have to take it. ROSE L. DI GIOSA Business School Social Dancing, Reporters' Club, Hon' or Roll f7j, Year Book Collection Committee. A grand girl, intelligent and popular. CONCETTA B. DI LEONARDO Business Tennis, Dancing, Reporters' Clubs, Assistant to Teacher. Her ambitions will be realized. JOSEPHINE DOROTHEA DINEEN Business Tennis, Glee Clubs, Assistant to Teach' ers, Shorthand Award, Assistant to Miss Bernhard. Fame awaits her. KATHRYN E. DITZENBERGER Business School Hiking, Baseball, Glee, Volley Ball Clubs, Girls' League, Usher Squad, Assistant to Teacher, Honor Roll. The perfect specimen! twentyfnine JUNE, 1938 ESTHER DOCTORVITZ-J College Varsity Play Charm School , Organ' izer and Chairman Theatre Bureau, Sec'y and Pres. Sr. Dramatic Club, jr. Dramatic Club, Pres. French Club, Girls' League, Baseball, Hockey, Hik' ing Clubs, Arista, EditorfinfChief Le Rapporteur, Staff Per Arcum Titi, Hill' Topper 161, Honor Roll 161, Editor Sr. Yr. Book, 2 Minor I's, Prog. Com., Library Ass't, Ass't to Teachers. The cream of the drama critics crop. MARIE JEAN DONOHOE St. Ioseph's College Golf, Tennis, Hiking, Basketball, Glee Clubs, H o n 0 r R o l l , Assistant to Teacher. She'll make history interesting. FRANK DONOHUE Business School Glee Club, Hilltopper, Hall Patrol, Honor Roll, Locker Guard, Class Dues Committee. Business executive. LEROY EDWIN DONNELLY. 'Vf' Busines? i . .' ' Hall Patrol, Bus Sq ad, Service Squad, unior ,Glee Club, ewelry Committee, qndr Roll. ' Some day he'lI raw a big salary. X., X- I WARREN HARRY DONNELLY Queens College Minor Achievements. He's got what it takes. JOSEPH R. DOOLEY N St. j0l1n's University N. Y. C. Baseball Champs 119371, Co' Capt. 119381 Baseball 13 yrs.1, Var' sity Club 121, Locker Guard, Roosevelt Service Award, Intrafmural Basketball, PanfAmerican Club. Carl Hubbell will have t guard his laurels. Q ' thirty MARY PATRICIA DOWNEY Business Volley Ball, Basketball, Basketball, So' cial Dancing Clubs. Her loveliness will bring her unlim' ited success. SIDNEY LEE DOYEN Business Varsity Track, CrossfCountry Team, Social Dancing, Intra-mural Basketball, Service Squad 141, 2 P. S. A. L. Pins, Intrafmural Handball, Glee Club. An allfAmerican man. ROBERT EDWARD DRAKE Business School Assistant to Teachers, Lieutenant Ser- vice Squad, Sergeant Bus Squad, Hall Patrol, Special Service Squad, Cutting Squad. Hill always land a helping hand. x' - , 4 , 'pi-'-M r 305' , '- ,..- J iv RUTH C. DRINKWATER, Katherine Gibbs Hockey, Tennis, Baseball, Handball, Volley Ball, Hiking, Dancing, Basket' ball Clubs, 3 P. S. A. L. Pins, Minor J, Assistant to Miss Bernhard. Some employee will be proud of his secretary. HORTENSE FLORENCE DUBLIN t Washington School df Business Fa, are ,nmmgiiask mips lf, H ,' 'iazelbali Soda? Danciciig, Clay and, Mod ng Clfibs, Assistant to Teacherd, 'Honor Roll. sf 1alnaica's gift to the business world. MARION LOUISE DUFF Wyckof Heights Nurses' Training School Dancing Club. She'll make your hospital stay de- lightful. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL FRANCIS PATRICK DUGGAN Business Swimming Team, Intra-mural Hockey Champs, R. O. T. C., Service Squad, P. S. A. L. Pins, Life Saving, Assistant to Teachers, Gym Team. jamaica can use more like him. TIMOTHY GERAD DYAS vi Idaho University Major J, Track, CrossfCountry, Man' ager Golf Team, Varsity, History, Forum, Dramatic Clubs, Bus Squad, Hall Patrol, Locker Guard, Assistant to Teachers, Honor Roll. Mercury has nothing on him when it comes to being swift on foot. WARREN F. EARLE Business Intrafmural Basketball and Swimming, Student Service Squad, Locker Squad, Assistant to Teacher. His character shall long endure, For he's destined, for success we're sure. ,. .IE A. EDWARDS J Busin s School Ball, Baseball, Hiking, Dancing, thstone Clubs. She aims to make your liome a pleas' ant place to live in. ROSALEEN THERESA EGAQN, Nursing School' 4 I Social, Dahcing, Hiking, Basketball , Clubs,'Assistant, to' Teachers, Honor ,R'oll. .. X 'I'he-reason why they prefer a longer stay at the hospital. RUTH HELEN EICHOLZ Business Social Dancing, Reporters' Clubs, As' sistant to Teacher, Honor Roll 131. Ruth will complete any undertaking that she begins. FRED JOHN EIMERS ty! Business Minor Achievements, Intra-mural Bases ball, Basketball and Handball. He'll show the world. VICTOR A. ELIAS -1 Business Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Bus Squad, intra-mural Baseball, Basketball, Handf al. An up and coming politician at City Hall. HER UR ELI . PH niversity arsity Football, T . 5 i an Baselixal Wsketba : ' . n t to fi ' f ll st um will echo his ame. EVELYN ADELE ENGELHARDT College Basketball, Baseball, Volley Ball, Ref porters' Clubs, Program Committee, Assistant to Teacher, Honor Roll. The perfect blend of vivacity and intelligence. I Sm STH GELLAU 1 ' ' ss .X rogram C mitt , s t a n t to Teacher, onorg 0 , ocial Dancing Club. f The business world awaits her. CLAIRE G. ENGLERT Business School Shuflleboard, Basketball, Hiking, Base' balk Clubs, Assistant to Teachers, T. . A. She'll be successful in any field. thirtyfone JUNE, 1938 ouiusrma MARY ENGLISH J Queens College Honor Roll, Glee, Volley Ball, Tennis, Clubs, Girls' Chorus. 'You'll wish you were going to school again with Christina as teacher. CAROLYN AGNES ENNIS Business Tennis, Reporters' Clubs, Honor Roll. Shy, but she'll be successful. FRED S. EPERVARY Business Baseball, Varsity Club, Intrafmural Basketball, Service Squad UD. A future Gomez. AGNES NANCY ESPOSITO Business Reporters' Club, Basketball Club, Hon- or Roll. Steno Deluxe. CHARLES FRED FABER v' Business Bus Squad, Service Squad, Book Room Squad, Social Dancing Club, Intraf mural Baseball, Honor Roll. A professionallping pong player. LEONARD DONALD FEINBERG - Queens College or New 'York University Chess, Chemistry, History, Biology Clubs, Business Manager of Le Rap' porteur in French Club. Pulitzer prize winner of l942. thirtyftwo We SIDNEY FEINMEL Long Island University Intrafmural Swimming, Dues Commit' tee. His genius for invention will be rio' ticed soon. ELE RW ' ness Sc tool Moldi culpture, H' ing, Tennis Clubs Her creations will be worn by the best-dressed. - f' y' e JY' N r 1 E NA Eb! FELLOWS , usiness junior and Senior Glee Club, Special f?horus, Tennis, Hiking Clubs, Music A The blonde singing star of lO9! OTTU FENYO Business Arista, History, Forum, Literary, Tironf ian, Reporters' Clubs. Our ambassador to France. I f , , 9oRq1HY ,emo psy ' y 1 B 'ihe ' 1 . I MCM, Tennis Cluh,fAssistant to eacher. , ' Dot will be an asset in the business world. ., Q X f' . E. , ROSE M. FERR ,Clie t to Teacher, Dues Committe, ' XX Manyrsucc ul experiments will be 'perlgwned by this budding scientist. L jx xx JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL MARIORIE BERGEN FERTSCH Ballard 'Secretarial Sc ol Anista, 'Program Cotnhiiittef Ass't to Teacher, Basetball, Baseball, Tennis, Handball, Hi ing, 'Voll Ball, Social Dancing Clubs, Mine? J, Athletic Shield: P. S. A. L. Medals 131, Dues Committee, Chairman Leaders' Club, Representative in Girls' Association. Marge has the makings of a good secretary. DOROTHY ARIONJF B if Miss lD,y,g,Bllill's ,Secrel2fl?1LFJSjl'o5l Tennis,'iHiking, qylrjmmifg, Diving, Shuilleboaryflllybs, Assistant to Teach- ers, Honbr Rol. The perfect secretary. FRANK ,IOHN FEY lliusiness Valsity ClluB,'Vagsity' Football, Honor ffoll, Baseball. f AllfAmerican end,,194O. bf E LCLA nl IELDIN i usin SA ol ennis, in B ske 'al, Dancing, Pioll all Clu sy.-es 'A to Teach' e .' 5' Her loueliness an clrarm will out' -hine the brightest light. DORIS VIRGINIA FINNELLY .Queens College Tennis, Latin, Special Biology, Swim' ming, Volley Ball, Baseball, Hockey, Handball, Social Dancing, Basketball Clubs, Minor j in Hockey, Prophecy Committee, Arista. An athlete ancl a scholar. LOUISE , ATRICK V Business Basketball, T ' g, seball, Clubs, Honor l. - Brains -l- personality char Z popularity. MARIE HELEN FITZPATRICK College Hockey, Tennis Clubs. A true friend. EVELYN FLEISCHMANN -I Business Basketball, Baseball, Social Dancing. Shuilleboard, Reporters' Clubs, Assis tant to Teachers, Honor Roll 171, Glee Club, Assistant to Mr. Pulvermacher. 'fini temper e'rrijic! IRENE FOGT I Fashion Model Golf, Tennis, Hiking, Art, Literary, Basketball, Scribblers', B a d m i nto n , Shuflleboard, Handball Clubs, Program Chairman of Broadcasting Club. Sl1e'll be an alluring fashion model FRANK BERNARD FORD Business Service Squad, Smoking Squad, Sani' tation Squad, Assistant to Teachers, lntrafmural Basketball, Handball, Hall Patrol. Soon l1,e'll be scooping for the news' papers. jf T B H F RD n ol B , ' sista t t ea K. lllatnl cm I sf Esta Lea, ANTHONY FORLENZA .Queens College Honor Roll, Intrafmurals, Dancing Club. A future partner of I. Pierpont Morgan. thirtyfthree L VJ ,luNia, 1938 FREDRICK I. FORZANI Diesel School Minor Achievements, Service Squad, R. O. T. C., Chess Cluh, Assistant to Mr. l'ulvermacher, Hall Patrol. lndustry is awaiting him. FLORENCE C. FRANCISCUS ,N Business V, Glee, Tennis, Dancing, Archery, Re' porters' Clubs, Assistant to Teacher ill, Pitman J-lins, Prophecy Commit' LCC. .4 IJ' pulabity and personality - unlim- lffd success. ,IACK IJRANKEL Queevix College Hilltopper. Oracle, journalism Class. History Cluh, Hall Patrol, Lieutenant Service Squad, Assistant to Teacher, Einstein will look up to him. l,lLLlAN MARY FRASER lhisniess School Basketball, Baseball, Tennis Cluhs. Honor Roll, Meiiiher of Dues Coni- mittee lor Senior Class. Her quietness will he an added aL' traction in her lmsiness career. RALPH DOMENICK FREDA . Brgolqlynt College Arista, Honor Roll 473, Service Squad, Hall' Patrol, Clee, Surveying, Poetry, Chemistry Clubs, lntra'mural Handhall, Editor ol' Spanish Newspaper. Brains plus athletic ahility. X, X--R -X XX. , Q , K Xzoliornv ANNXE Fiuisoni ,. . Pm Institute Baseltall, Riding,,iDancing, Hearth' stbxht, Basketball Cluhs, Assistant to Teachers, .S.A. L, She'll dream of calories. i thirtyflour .,... i. ,..., NN.. ,,..,l.- VHF' . .V .. M. Wi ii. f --f- N-mm. I sr-asses V 1 .te.:ZZ53is.si. ,-me WILLIAM E. FRIEDRICH Business Service Squad, Assistant to Teacher, Dancing Club. Shall succeed where others fail. WALTER ADOLPH FRIEND Honor Roll, Minor Achievements He'x headed for Hollywood. SOPHIE ANNA 'FRYBURC Business School Honor Roll, Hilltopper Circulation, Secretarial, Dancing, Glee, Baseball, Broadcasting Cluhs, Service Squad, As- sistant to Teacher, Volunteer Vwlork for Dr. Vosburgh, Her smile 'reveals her grand person ality. JEAN FULLER Adelphi College Dramatic, Science, Riding, Swimming. Art Clubs, Assistant to Teachers, Honor Roll, Special Biol0gY, Latin, English Classes, Graduated SM Years, Arista. Shell win the most efficient secre tary prize. VIVIAN FUNK Dress Desig-ning School Assistant to Teacher, Swimming, Ten' nis, Dramatic, Handball, Dancing, Hockey, Volley Ball, Basketball, Shui' fleboard Clubs, Usher Squad, Honor Roll, P, S. A. L. for Swimming, Athf letic Award for Volley Ball Champion' ship, Hilltopper. Art will he her design for a living . MARIE GABRIELLE GAFFNEY Rockefeller Plaza Fashion Academy Tennis, Golf, Basketball Clubs, Honor Roll 161, Assistant to Teachers, E. R, President, Prom Committee, Secretary of Leaders' Club, Girls' Athletic Assof ciation. Culture first. her other assets will fvlluu' closely. j.ixM.ucA HIGH Scnooi Q5 J'1,f,!!4 1,1 ELSIE HELEN GALBRETHN William and Mary Tennis, Baseball, Handball, Volley Ball, Shuilleboard, Hiking, Pan-Amen ican, Red Cross Clubs, 2 P. S. A. L., Minor I, Program Committee, Special History, Biology Classes, Honor Roll, Assistant to Teachers. . She'll make the inside of your home look like heaven. ARTHUR C. GALE Naval Academy P. S. A. L. Honor Roll, Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Book Room, Intrafmural Baseball, Basketball, Track, Swimming. Commissioned admiral in the U. S. Navy. ANTHONY THOMAS GALGANO Long Island University Intrafmural Baseball, P. S. A. L. An asset to any company. ROBERT H. GARTELMAN N Long Island University or .Queens College Glee, History Clubs, Special Chorus, Intra-mural Basketball, Baseball, Hon' or Roll A worldffamous bridge builder. GLADYS GAST r Hunter College Edi rakle 121, Assistai t T achf ers, etr ' c ' ers , is- tory, um, B eba , Br dcast rs Classical Clubs ev 1 R 'I A Writing Class, S .'-. . 3 52 , ' or English Classes, Copy Staff Hillt ir. Shc'll make your literary articles more enjoyable. . . .545 . f EVELYN MAY GAVEYV' - Hofstra College X ' x X Hiking, Tennis, HandbtH, Diving, Se - ketball, Girls' Jr, Vaisity, Pxe9A gra- matic Clubs ' ffl S. A., Swiming 75 Yd. Medleyxlgnd 50 Yd. Free Style ghginxiollij 'llgflajorfleyvingila Mingr I, . . .' ins, ie f aving ert., Honor Roll, Usher Squad, Hilltopper, Comm. Social Activities, Girls' League, Girls' Varsity Club. A future in Hollywood will leave a trail of broken hearts. . X I HERBERT ,IOHN GELSTON v Business Orchestra, Service Squad. He'll view the world from the speak' er's rostrurn.. WILLIAM JOHN GE RTZ Swimming Team, J. V. Basketball Team. Baseball Team, Varsity, Dancing Clubs, Usher Squad, Hilltopper, Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Senior Life Sav- ing. 'Yankees make highest bid. KA AINE ,DOROTHEA GIEBEL h . Ggman, S Cubs Honor Roll, , s ' ant to Tea . ,Ar u s ess i the business world. ex-,gi . J I 'I i gl' K . fy . V MARIE FRANCES GIEBEL Katherine Gibbs German, Shullleboard, Hiking Clubs, Honor Roll. The Paderewski of tomorrow. V'- l ,f 'A DORIS LORETTA GIEBHARDT Pratt Institute Glee, Dancing, Tennis Clubs. Assistant to Teachers, Assistant in Oflice, Usher Squad. A future Sclriapparclli. MARION HARRIET GIES Business School Social Dancing, Advanced Basketball Clubs, Assistant to Teachers. Stay as grand as you are, don't let a thing ever change you! thirtyfhve JUNE, 1938 RUTH l. GILLE Business Honor Roll, Hockey, Reportersf Dancf ing Clubs. Don't crowd, fellows! RUTH GINSBURC College German, Literary, Debating, Hockey, Tennis, Basketball Clubs, Red Cross, Assistant to Teacher lll. lin-at xuccessrwill be ber due Tfwdfd- GERALD IRVING GLASS Business Honor Roll, Service Squad. Heres anotlier F. D, R, ROBERT W. GODEK Business Stamp Club, Service Squad. Accountant flies around world. PHYLLIS HOPE GOEBBEL Business Dancing Club. Her name will be well known in the field of fwt. GEORGE JOS. GOETTELMANN Pratt Institute Service Squad, Intrafinurals, Swim' ming, Track, and Basketball. A likeable chap. thirtyfsix WILLIAM ERNEST S. GOETZ Business School-Merchants' and Bankers' Glee Club, Locker Guard QU, Honor Roll, Service Squad, Prophecy Com' mittee, Hilltopper. An international banker. ALEXANDRE M. COLDMAN College Track Team 121. Cross Country, Dancing, History, Camera Clubs, Ser' vice Squad, Honor Roll. A good egg. HENRY A. GULDSMITH College Literary, Sr. Glee, French, History, Forum, jr. Glee Clubs, Special Chorus, Hilltopper Circulation, lil Cross- Country: Associatefliditor French Pa- per, Grad. 3M Yrs., Ass't to Teachers, German and French Papers, Honor Roll 171, Special Eng., History, Arista, Sr, Year Book Circulation Committee. College awaits his celerity. JERALD GOLDSTEIN College Hall Patrol, P. S. A. L, lntrafmural Basketball, Baseball, Honor Roll, An' nex Basketball, Assistant Manager of Varsity Basketball Team. A potential Hollywood press agent. EILEEN JOAN GORMAN Buiness School Tennis, Dancing Clubs. just what it Lalqes---pep, mm, and vigor. MARIAN KATHRINE GOSS Business Glee QD, Volleyball lil Clubs. She will balance any account. JAMAICA HIGH Sci-iool. MIRIAM GOULFINB V Cooper Union Day Art School Assistant to Teachers, Glee UQ, Bas' ketball QZJ, Handball, Baseball, Volley Ball, Chess, Dancing Clubs, Honor Rol. Miriam will make good. ROBERT JOSEPH GRACE College and Business Entomology Club, Art Staffs of Per Arcum Titi, Biofsynapse and Hilltop' per, Honor Roll, Art Staff of Year Book. Opportunity knocks! JOHN GRAHAM Business Hall Patrol. john will supply air-and it won't be hot! JOHN AN ' Ofkwr . a , lntrafmural Basketball, Base' Basel7all's business man. FRANCES ANN GRESCH Business Glce, Reporters', Social Dancing Clubs, Assistant to Teachers. There is no limit to her speed. HILDA BERTHA GRIEMSMANN N1 Business Tennis, Volley Ball Clubs. Bright, gay, and young, a promising future awaits her. ELEANOR VIVIAN GRIFFIN Secretarial Work Hiking, Handball, Volley Ball, Dancf ing, Basketball, Reporters' Clubs, Hon' or Roll, Special Stenography, Contest Class. Her pleasing personality will make her a social success. WALTER GRODOTZKE Business' Annex.,Baske ball and Baseball, Intra' mu?W nd Baseball, Service Sq a , H 'ciilg, Science Clubs, Honor Roll, rstzjmural Hockey. Fred Astaire-194 7 style. MILDRED WILLE A GROH Laborato Tell: ician fgzgdbatifggpcrng, aafyetbali, Hiking , , , . . r . , I I v . Perfectionwin doctors assistants. CATHERINE FRANCES GROSS 1 Art School ' Tana., xzkarg, sketch, An Metal Clubs., Honor Roll: Assl,sta1'xt to Teach' ers, ProphecywCom1nittree. lCathe15Ikr1e,-jwill paint her way to sucf cess. -' i, . - ,L It HELEN GRUSKY .Queens College Dramatic, Social Dancin , Broadcast' ing, Basketball, Tennis Clxubs, Hilltop' per, Secretary to Teacher, Honor Roll, Secretary of Broadcasters' Club. A contemporary of another Helen-- Helen Hayes. ALFRED WILLIAM GUNTHNER Pratt Institute of Technology Service Squad, Intrafmural Basketball and Baseball, German, Slide Rule Clubs, Honor Roll, lntrafmural Hockey. Designer of the new Ford for 1969. thirty-seven -lorsiri, 1938 HEWITT CURNEE College News and Clubs Stall, ancl Copy Ed' itor ol' Hilltopper, History, Literary Clubs, Honor Roll f7j, Assistant to Teachers, Arista, Quill and Scroll. Sponsor of the jamaica High Senior Class of IVSII. RICHARD CURNEE College Biology Club History Club, Dramatic. Astronomy Clubs in Annex, Hilltop' per Club Stall. A T. Tfx chief engineer. NVILLIAM li GUTTER College Camera, Glee, Dancing Clubs, Service Squad, Honor Roll, WI1L1's Who Coin' mittee. A member of tlze bar. IIAROLD EDWARD HAAR Businexx lntrafmural Basketball, H a n tl b al I . Track. l arley'x 'right liand mari. DORIS MARIE HABEKOST Business School Tennis and Hiking Clubs. Speed and corrcctriexx will 'make Dorix a model xteno. LUIS EMILY HAFNER Packard Tennis, Volley Ball, Glee, Baseball, Basketball, Social Dancing, Reporters' Ciul s, Minor Assistant to Teacher, Honor Roll, Treasurer of Reporters' Club, Tironian Club, Contest Club. Blonde and popular, what more could anyone ask? Lhirtyfciglit ANN THERSIA HAGAN V Social Dancing Club, Assistant to Teacher. A winning personality will make Ann an ideal secretary. GEORGE EVERETT HALE I'l1lSi'YlCSS Print Shop I-lj, Track Team lil. Cross Country 121, Major Letter, Var- sity. Camera Clubs. Service Squad. The pioneer scout of tlie future. CORNELIA THERESA HALEY Business Basketball, Social Dancing Clubs. Slielll be at tlie top in liusinexx DOROTHY ELIZABETH HALLETT Hejjleys Business School Volley Ball, Handball, Tennis, Social Dancing Clubs, Honor Roll. Lovely Lo loolq at, delightful to lqriow. Secjramiry 'l'irqnian, Hiliing, Social Dancing, Bas- lstetball, Han ball, Reporters, Contest Cilubs, Honor Roll, Special Shorthand. .1 1 J-YARRIETMELLA i-iALLiDAYt v I Tlie doclofs most attractive assisf Idflll, SONYA HALOP ' ,, Dramatic Srliool ' Swimming, Teni'iis,i Hikingff, Senior Glee, Social Dancing,r., Broadcasting Clubs. Spedal, Chorus. Honor Roll, P. S. A. L.,fAssistant to Teacher, Year Book 'ColIectionxCommittedS ' The Katherine Cornell of tlie coming Qeneratiori. S JAMAICA HIGH Scnooi. THOMAS JOSEPH HAMMOND Business Dancing Club, Service Squad, Intraf mural Baseball, Basketball, P. S. A. L., J e w e l r y Representative, Graduated from jamaica Vocational School. Successful business man. LAWRENCE B. HAMSLEY Stevens University Senior Band and Orchestra, Junior Band and Orchestra, Biology Club, lntrafmural Swimming, Hilltopper, Honor Roll, Nautical, but nice! josBPH F, HANLON if Business and Night Art School Track Team, Cross Country Team, Intrafmural Sports, Manager of Cross Country, R. O. T. C., Varsity, Dancing Club, Print Shop, Bus Squad, P.S,f A. L. Pins, Chairman Prom Committee, Prophecy Committee. An artistc. EDWARD jOSEPH HANNAN Alabama Colfege Intraemural Basketball, Handball, Base- ball, Swimming, Service Squad, Honor Roll, Assistant in Ofhce, Senior Life Saving. The peoples choice. OLIVER HANSON a Business lntrafmural Basketball, P. S. A. L. Awards, Service Squad. When he says basketball-he means business. MURIEL LYNN HARPER Katherine Gibbs Business School Honor Roll, Assistant to Teacher, Prof gram Committee, Tennis, Social Dance ing, Hiking, History Clubs, Arista. Her name will be known in her field. ROBERT DARBY HARPER Varsity Swimming Team, lntrafmural Basketball. Local boy makes good. MARY AGNES HARTY Business Handball, Basketball, Reporters', Base- ball Clubs. Mdryls accuracy and speed will make her a great stenographer. CLIFFORD HEE Alabama University Intraemural Basketball, Baseball, Track, and Hockey. Competition for Du Pont. MARY HEGARTY 'V , Business School 71 mimiehww 'Soifal 'n g u s, Special nglish. . 6 ' i A business career for charming Mary. HELEN C. HEILMAN Business School Red Cross Club, Volley Ball, Handball, Tennis, Dancing, History, Poetry, Or' chestra, Honor Roll. The business woman personified. CHAR LEIB HEINE v ew 'Y' niuersity Evening Col' ess lntra ural Basketball, Baseball, Ser' vic quad, Bus Squad, Honor Roll. ounty clerk of Queens. thirty-nine JUNE, 1938 GEORGE j. HEINZ, jr. Civil Service School Science Club QT. S. AJ, Track Squad, lntra 1 murals, Hall Patrol, Service Squad, T. S. A. Newspaper. He's 0. K., tl1at's all we have to say. ANNA LYDIA HEITMANN Business Handball, Glce Club, Special Chorus, Assistant to Teacher for 3 Years, Hon' or Roll, Arista, Arista Scholarship Committee. There is no limit to her speed in taking dictation. LEONARD KARL HELBING Business lntra-mural Activities. Captain MARGARET HELBING ,. Pratt Star j 1936, Girls' League, Dancing Club, Captain Hockey, Baseball, Bas' ketball, Vollcy Ball, Handball, Leadersf Tennis, Hobbies, Varsity Clubs, Assisi tant in P. T. Ollice, Honor Roll. 'Tlie allfaround athlete. jAMES HENDERSON Business lntrafniural Basketball and Baseball, Social Dancing Club. Trouble shooter. MARY EVELYN HENNESSEY Business School Social Dancing Club, Assistant to Teacher, Honor Roll. Mary can and will compete with the best of sterlograpliers. forty jig Q?Z'Lfk ff? si, all Q l U gr 'e i M C V Q 5 , ,,,. i i f 4 RUTH ADELE HEPPLER Business College Minor Activities. Heppler designs will be copied. ELSIE HELENE HERDA Business Major J, Varsity, Baseball, Hockey, Vollcy Ball, Social Dancing Clubs, Honor Roll, Secretary Reporters' Club. The secret of Elsie's popularity is lier famous giggle! GILBERT PAUL HERRING Hall Patrol Q3 yrs.J, Science Club fannexj, Pan-American Club. See your local newspaper . . . JOSEPH HERSCHLAG ,Queens College Service Squad, Locker Guard, Hand- ball Team, Professor of science RICHARD CLYDE HESS junior and Senior Glee Club, Special Chorus, Oracle Staff, Associate Editor fSept. 19375 Oracle, Arista. Anotlier Horace Heidt? JAMES S. HETZEL Minor Activities. He will tell a good fish story. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL SAM HILDEBRAND ' I Colurphia ,Urfi'vers y, I- 'V' Akista, Chess, ,Ca , Science, Dancf iilg'ClubfTfjl'fess earn, Service Squad, Hall Patrol. Champion chess player ofthe United States of America. JOSHUA HINDEN National Farm School Hilltopper Stall, Forum, History, Dance ing, Biology Clubs, Intrafmural Base' hall Award, Assistant to Teachers, P. S. A. L. Pin, Special English, 6, 7, and 8. Luther Biarbanlfs successor. PIRY PRISKA HIRSH -,, City College Minor Activities, She is bound to know fame. VALENTINE C. HOELZER Band, Baseball, Intr mural Basketball and Handb , erv' d. B m t e on real estate. MARIE HOENIGHAUSEN Barnard Dramatic, History, Volley Ball, Arch' ery, Tennis, Hiking Clubs, Assistant to Teacher, Special History and English, Graduated 3M Years, Honor Roll, Arista. She'll answer history questions. CHARLES EDWARD HOFFMAN Delaha'nty's Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Feature Editor of Service Weekly, Track Team, Intrafmural Award. Captain of the riot squad. OTTILIE EUN CE O ANN julliard Sch of us' Sr, Dramatic b' 45, jr. Dramatic Club yzcif s' Chorus, Hiking, Po' tr , Baseball, Theater Bureau, Ba on, Broadcasting, Basketball, r ery Clubs, Secretary to Teachers. Qlladiols gain. f r FRANCES M. OL ..,- Art School Junior Publici Commit e of P. T. A., Volley B Social ancing, Tennis, Golf, G , Sketc , Basketball, Movie, ' ton, Broadcasting, A r c h e r y s. Success is the only reward for dilif ge-nce. M. EDWARD HOLLMAN Bus Squad, Service Squad, Stamp Club, Intra-mural Basketball. Fearless adventurer goes to Africa. v DORIS A. A. 'J Bas-eball,i Swimming, Diving, Red Cross, Poetry, Scribbleni, Social Dancf ing, Arista, Girlsl League, Program Committee, Senior Life Saving, Honor Roll, Broadcasters' Club. Fame will be her just reward. DOROTHY HOLMES Delehanty Business School Minor Activities. Always cheerful and efficient, she'll be the perfect secretary. VICTOR R. HOLMSTROM Business Swimming Team, Freshman Baseball, Intrafmural Sports, Honor Roll, Life Saving, Assistant to Teacher. U. S. swimming Olympic champ by l943. iortyfone 1 JUNE, 1938 ,V ,f. 1 .' j I A ff LV ll WALTER HAROLD HOLT , Hofstra College Arista, Honor Roll, Assistant to Teach- ers, Red Cross. Einsteirfs right hand man. CATHERINE j. HONICH- Hqndbz,l,i,Tcnnis Clubs, Honbr Roll. g 'MT eerful welcome in any business offe. ROBERT WILLIAM HOOPS Minor Activities. High pressure salesman. , l ' QV 1 b'+ 8,1 .4 ,x 4 .. FRANCES KATHRYN HOPPE Columbia Tennis, Dancing, Basketball, History, Literary Clubs, Assistant to Teachers, Program Committee, Honor Roll 135. Shall set the fashion for what the wellfclressed woman will wear. ELISABETH HORNE Minor Activities, Honor Roll, Program Committee, Girls' Chorus, Assistant to Teacher. Tops at remembering, slie'll be tops at secretarying. ROBER A I' ent V i quad, Dancing Club. Artist wins worlclfwide praise. tortyftwu LEONARD HORWITZ X. .Queens College Arista, President of History Club, Clubs Editor of Hilltopper, Assistant Editor of French Paper, Literary, French Clubs, Orchestra, Band, lntra' mural Awards in Basketball, Tennis, Quill and Scroll, Tennis Squad. Entomologist, par excellence. KENNETH A. HOSCH New 'York University Biology, Chemistry flj Clubs, Science Laboratory Squad, Arista, Special Biol' ogy Club. A A Yank at college. lk V, MILD D PA A HOWARD Hanclba Vol allk Baseball, Repor' ters', ni Cluhsjssistant History Office, r SL' We're co nting on Mildred to be head of something or other. ELEANOR LOUISE HOWELL X, Hofstra ' . Handball, Tennis, Baseball, Dancing, jr., Sr, Glee Clubs, Special English, Assistant in Oiiice, Honor Roll, Special Chorus. , 5 How easy she willlmalqe tliex 3 R's Q MARJORIE C. HUBER Business Baseball. Tironian. Hockey Clubs, Honor Roll. Sl1e'll be decorating interiors of our homes. BENIIAMIN B. HUBERT Georgia State Swimming Team, Service Squad, Major j, Assistant to Teacher, Varsity Club, Honor Roll. Secretary of Labor. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL .kl.-.p,. DOROTHY E. HUDDLESTONJ Katherine Gibbs Dancing, French, Special Chorus, Golf, History, Tennis, Art Craft, Glee Clubs, Assistant to Teachers, Program Comf mittee, Honor Roll, Hilltopper Staff. Arista. The girl with perfect complexion will type her way to fame. MICHAEL H. HUGCER Delehanty Institute Assistant to Teachers, Minor Activities. An asset to his community. CHARLES HLJMMEL New 'York University junior Band 11 yrj, Senior Band Q2 yrs.l, Senior Orchestra QU, General Science Club, Annexonian fAnnexJ Hall Patrol. History in the Hummel manner. RUTH ANNE HUMPHREYSu Assistant to Teachers, Social Dancing Club, Glee, Leaders', Basketball Clubs, Circulation Committee. She will wear the gowns of Molyf neux and Schiaparelli. DOROTHY JOAN HYER Business Dancing, Hiking Clubs, Recorder in Language Olhce. She has what it takes to succeed. NICHOLAS DANTE IGNELZI Business President of Dancing Club, VicefPresf ident of MidfSession Dancing Club, Print Shop, Forum Club, Service Squad, Hilltopper. Nick Ignelzi in The Barber of Se' ni le . HERBERT ISAACS Business Camera Club, Service Squad, lntraf mural Swimming, Basketball, Track Team, R. O. T. C. Trail blazer. MURIEL T ISAACS 5 Prat ' chool ee ' Y Baseball Vollev Bal' ser P 1 . 1 , , , a ' g, ott Cl s, 12, .S. A. als, A sistan t acher, A Her artistc ' ' ' ' ier ar ROBERT E. ISNER College Surveyors, Stamp, Entanology, Bas' ketball Clubs, lntrzi-mural activities, Swimming Club, Hall Patrol, Honor Roll. 'Your invention is safe with Bob. . i- HELEN JABLONSKI Business J - Cvlee, H' hBasketball, Dancing Clubs, Sc oa hip and Social Commit' tees foff rista, Assista U to Teachers, Ma'or'j for Hikin 'Club Admission C rhmittee of Ari , Representative of ltlicpking Club. i She'll meet success in every endeavor DELTA CLARA JACKSON ' Lincol Nurses' Training Handball, Hockey, Baseball, Basketba'l Clubs, Honor Roll, Instructor in Hand' ball. As a nurse she will forge ahead with flying colors. WILLIAM S. jACKSON, jr. Business Camera Club, R. O. T. C., Hall Patrol, Service Squad. A true and faithful friend. fortyfthree JUNE, 1938 KRIS A. JACOBSEN Business Hall Patrol, Intra-mural Sports, Senior Life Saving, Freshman Football, Danc' ing Club, Honor oll, Track Team. He wil b of our ublic bene- facto My NORMAQPER ING JACOBSEN N. 'Y. S. -- Applied Agricultural Institute Minor Achievements. Ja.cobsen's Law of Inheritance will be in the Biology textbooks of to' morrow. HAROLD JAGENDORF College Biology, Surveying, Chess, Camera Clubs, Treasurer of Arista, Hiltopper, VicefPrcsidcnt of Radio Club. Calling c. Q, JAMES REMSEN JARRELL College Dramatic, Chess, Camera, Broadcasters' Clubs. Bggi photo of 1944-V by Jarrell. HAROLD JOHNSTON lntrafmural Baseball and Basketball, Service Squad, Camera Club. A capitalist. GLADYS VIRGTNIA JONES Business :School f Miiirar Achievements. A joicrnalist. Watch the newspaper cgiimns for' bladys. . v , tw.,-.JVV fortyffoui' IRMA BARRCSY JONES Queens Village r Baseball, Basketball. Handball, Volley Ball, Qlee, VValk,x5'huflleboard Clubs, Assistant to Teachers. j' ' F Her capability and de endability will help her succeed in tlle nieclical wo1ld. MILDRED IONEY JONES Lincoln Nurses' 'Training School Basketball, Tennis Clubs, P. T. Assisf taht. A nurse she wants to beg A nurse shes destined to be, And a good nurse she will be. ROBERT EDWARD JONES New 'York School of Einbalming Minor Achievements, History Club, Senior Glee Club. If you don't get Jones-Jones will get you. RUTH MARIE JONES Business Glee, Tennis, Dancing Clubs, Special Chorus. Quick with hev fingers, Ruths sure to be a typist to the 'nth degree. ANTON FRANK J URSIK Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Sergeant of R, O. T. C., Dancing Club, Assistant to Teachers. He'll be successful. BEATRICE MARIE KAHL Nurses' Training School Social Dancing, Basketball Clubs, Assis- tant to Teachers. Her cheerfulness will brighten many a hospital ward. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL x ' 1 ,U . ff . J r , A . , ANNA KAILESM V, if Busirvess, .f l' 'Honor Rolltgflinnls Club, Worked in Attendanfe ffice. ' In this' designefs clothes you'll he in the height of fashion. 1 db XJ. Ric A D KAISER 1 B siness Bus Squad, Service Squad, R. O. T. C., Social Dancing Club. The flying businessman. EDMUND KALBFLEISH Business In Years in Speech Book Room, Minor Achievements. Perfect record I5 consecutive years. MILDRED ALICE KALLENBRUN Nurses' Training School Social Dancing, Basketball Clubs, Assis- tant to Teachers. A lovely nurse she'll make, indeed. ARMELLE BESSIE KAMMER Minor Achievements, Honor Roll, Re' porters' Club. E-nroute to glory. ROBERT M. KANTOR College Honor Roll, Service Squad, Hall Pa' trol, Bus Squad. Hollywood, here he comes. RICHARD T. KASAL Stevens Institute of Technology Varsity, French Clubs, Cross Country Team, Honor Roll Hilltopper, Arista. Stevens staryqack man. N X65 'v' x J X DAVI X KATN J lleg ln . Rx' Arista, Special ' logy, Dramatic, So- cialvbanciqgi gass l Clubs, Ha'l Pa- ai Service, Q itati Squads, Honor oll QSJ, Pks. of Student Council iw naexj Qfcer in Biology, Officer on All Ser A e Squads. By a ointment only. LILLIAN I. KATZ Business Honor Roll, Hilltopper, Tennis, Hikf ing, Baseball, Hockey, Basketball, Glee, Volley Ball Clubs, Contributions to the Tironian Magazine. At the mention of her name We think of business and future fame. EDWARD KAWECKI Special Chorus, Glee, Radio Cluhs, Assistant to Teacher, Arista, Scholar' ship. Radio City is waiting. LEO KAWECKI Minor achievements. Boat designer plus. EDGAR S. KEALY -. Delahanty Institute Oflicersf Social Dancing Clubs, Hall Patrol, Lieutenant of Service Squad, Assistant to Teachers. Kealy, Inc., Wall Street. fortyfive JUNE, 1938 , I 1 L. CONSTANCE KEATINC-. Business School Clee, Dramatic, Social Dancing Clubs. Minor j, Assistant to Teachers. She may model fov the Vogue . Wlii: can tell? 'Y wxilifim RICHARD KEEGAN College Il1ll'i1'lI1lli2lll Baslwtball, H an d b all , Track, Sertfcc Squad. ML v .. - 'ABoss Keegall, A WILLIAM MARTIN KEESE Pace Institute Varsity Club, Swimming Team, Assis' tant to Teacher. Service Squad, Sanif tation Squad, P. S, A. L. Activities. Secretary to the President. HELEN CAROLINE KEIL McDoweIl's School for Costvme Design N P Tennis, Volley Ball, Dancing glib Q1 Shcfll he more than a deciafraiim in an office. T 4 VERA LOUISE KEITEL Business School Tennis, Hearthstone, Assistant to I Teachers. x An almost positive success in the husmess world. ...l.. I I . -',..I. MURIEL MARTHA KELLER PTLLLI Institute Glee Club, Hiking, Tennis, Baseball, Honor Roll Pin. A Soma Henie on rollers, lortyfsix 'R at .TTY 1 'lx ' A .X Q ls' 1 s K, , Q Ki 9 , A . ns I5 3 if . ,Q t f s , 25' I T A Q4 s In s si, A x Z .. ' ,si l A ' I , iii' FREDERIC IIOSEPH KELLY Business Assistant to Teachers, Social Dancing Club, Bus Squad. He will join the army to see - His levies control our mighty rivers. VIRGINIA RITA KELLY Business Tennis, Field Hockey, Hiking, Hand' ball, Baseball, Honor Roll, Prophecy Committee. Life may lie a hard road, but shes well equipped to travel it. MAURY WILLIAM KERSHAW Cornell Prize Winiiing Oracle Essay, Intraf mural Basketball, Dramatic Club, Mi' nor Positions of Merit. His arguments will pave the way for peace in intemazimial law. ROBERT KERSTEIN 4 P. S. A. L. Pins, Assistant to Teach' ers, Mask, Spanish Clubs, Honor Roll. He's quiet, but a swell fellow. W EILEEN REGINA KILDEAy Basketball, Dancing Club, Bus Squad, Girls' League. Heir destiny is success, KENNETH SKENE KINNES Business President, VicefPresident Varsity Club, Commissioner of Boys' Intrafniurals, Captain Cross Country Team, Track Team, Freshman Track Team, Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Assistant to Teach' ers, Prom Conunittw. A future Glen Cunningliam, JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL Cross Country , Service Squad, Minor ntra mural Swimming, Bas' ket , .1 ROBERT A. ning is his creed. DOROTHY FRANCES KIRCHNER Commercial Artist Honor Roll, Art, Hobbies, Hiking, Tennis Clubs. As designer, therefll be none fuer, ff! . ELIZABETH THERESA KIRCHOFF Business junior and Senior Glee, Handball, Vol' ley Ball, Tennis, Red Cross, Reporters' Clubs, Honor Roll, 3 P. S. A. L. Pins, S p e c i a l Stenography, Assistant to Teacher, Scholarship Pin, Chevrons 5. She'll be a much courted court sten- ographer. DONALD C. KIRKPATRICK4, College Swimming Team, Varsity Club, Stud' ent Council, Track Team, Commisf sionei' of Boys' lntrafmural. He'll dive his way to success. IRXVIN KIRSCHNER Q Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Asslstant to Teacher, Special Service Squad, Bus Squad, Dancing Club, Intrafmural Bas' ketball, Circulation Committee. Hell be a fireman before lies through, HELEN OLIVE K-IORSVIK Business Tennis, Hiking, Dancing Clubs. She'll be secretary to some lucky boss. fa ,lf L',,fLj f ETHEL KATHERINE KLAAR Business School Honor Roll, Dancing, and Hiking: Clubs. We'll be hearing of her some day, MINNIE KLEINBART Business School Honor Roll, Hiking, Handball Clubs. 'You will win what you deserve by your talent and reserve, Minnie. MYRTLE ADELINE KLIMOFF Nurses' Training School Swimming, Basketball, Volley Bull, Girls' Varsity, Baseball, Leaders', Sketch Clubs, Athletic Booster, Major I, Honor Roll, Assistant to Teacher, Arista, Athletic Association. She hopes to be a nurse, I see. A capable one, of course, slie'll be. EILEEN MARIE KLINDWORTH College Tennis, Hiking, Tironian, Dramatic, Dancing Clubs, Arista, Theatre Bureau Committee, Assistant to Teachers, Honor Roll 183, Vice-President of Reporters' Club. Here's a girl that's hard to beat, With anyone, she can well compete. EMMA KLOECK Business Tironi 1 Rep t s', G e Tennis. a , Handb Q oll, Assis t nt to T ' s istant in Oflice, set the business world afire. ARMAND ARNOLD KLUMPP Business junior Band, Senior Band, Senior Or' chestra, Art Club, Service Squad, Hon- or Roll. He'll follow in the footsteps of our great captains of industry. lortyfseven JUNE, 1938 W WALTER GEORGE KNADLER el Louisiana State Service Squad, lntrafinural Basketball, Hall Patrol, Football Squad, Biology Club. Some day the span of his bridges will help us get sciniewliere in a hurry. FOREST EIJSWCDRTH KNECHT .Queens College Social Dancing, Chess, Spanish, Pun' American, Senior Glcc, Matli-ematfcs, Slide Rule Clubs. Another Mr, -lahellqa. NORMAN lRVlNCyK.LlHUUT .eg Huxinexs i,,-'HJ l J lntra-mural Q fethall, SWllT'!IIlldQ:lsCf' vicc Sqiiatgllgj, Bus Squagiij J Nornjan has an aqrkgtic career in More for him. GUENTHER KOLB College Hall Patrol, Minor Activities, Assisf tant to Teacher. A name which will rival that ol Louis Pasteur. HAROLD ARTHUR KOLL New 'York University Minor Achievements. His advertisements cover our street hoanls and irlagazines FLORENCE ETHEL KONRATH Business School Tennis, Hiking, Ettiquettc Clubs. Berause of her talent, shell reach her goal, forty-eight 'J Y .. A2 4 f' .i A W, , in af ,, in 1 'gas 3 ,url Y it rgsililfr C15 ... . i ,Q QE QQ it trim W' ae. Q.. gi if i ' li 5 N, mf it .AMA ASN ix P MILDRED Business-Dancer j Hiking, Honor Rollfzr f Our Mildred will dance tn fame. HOWARD L. KOPF College Service Squad, R. O. T. C., P. S, A, L, A71 efficient young man will alwavs jmd a position, ' HELEN VIVIAN KORNREICH Business Tennis, Baseball, Glee, Hiking Clubs, Minor Achievements. Fair, square, and regular. 1 'I '9 G ALD KOTIN, College R fl, Hall Pptrali , Y vice xsrqiiad. His l mwlio lvoundless. .rf ff L E GE TK WC AEME11 Arr Schumo Member r 14 sf ,Sculptor Clulw. He a wort will reach every gal' y. WAL ER A. 1 4 ominittev, Pres dent f rt ass, Assistant to Teacher. The field of art will claim his talenix, Qs JAMAICA Hion Sci-iooi QD S ,as X X X V , , , jsjyig 4 ' I if 4 5 PET . KRiMi!IER'.'lY fsi elsvcf isynrmuiwamietbaii, Hall Patrol. He'll end up behind a counter. LUCY MARGARET KRAUSEN Secretary Tennis, Handball, Hiking, Basketball, Social Dancing Clubs, Special Short' hand, Honor Roll, Assistant to Teach- ers, Stenography Pins, Secretarial Stall of Year Book. Answer to the presiClent's prayer. DOROTHY KRAUSKOPF Columbia Swimming, Hockey, Handball Clubs, Special Service Squad, P. S.A. L., Honor Roll, Assistant to Teacher, Senior Life Saver. She'll shine as a secretary in the busif ness world. SAMUEL KREINBERG College - History, Chess, Stamp Clubs, Service Squad, Hall Patrol, P. S. A. L. Pin, Assistant to Teacher. Wheii higher buildings are built, he'll build them. ELIZABETH ELSIE KROEGER af' Tennis, Rhythmic Dancing, Social Dancing, Basketball, History, Sketch Clubs, President of Tap Club. She will dance her way to fame. EDWARD H. KRONMULLER ' Chemical Engineering Assistant in Attendance Oilice, Dancf ing, Stamp Clubs, Bus Squad. MnO2 +4 HCl Z MNCl2 -l- 2H2O + CI2. LOUISE KUBICKA Dralge's Business School Glee, Baseball, Handball, Volley Ball, Red Cross Clubs, Special Stenography, Honor Roll, Musical J, Scholarship Pin. Sl1e'll be the best secretary some lucky boss ever had. WALTER R. KURZMANN Freshman Baseball, Intra-mural Basket' ball, Intrafmural Hockey. Here's another big business man, BENJAMIN JACK KUZNICK .Queens College Honor Roll, Chemistry lAnnexJ Cluh, Intrafmural Basketball. He'll drift-ebut not for long. FLORENCE B. LAKE Business School Tennis Club, Girls' Chorus, Stcnogf raphy Certihcates, Honor Roll, Secre- tarial Stafl' of Year Book. She's bound to be a success In the business world and evcryf where. DONALD EDGAR LALLIER Business Minor Activities. First vice-president of a corporation. SHIRLEY A. LANDOW V .Queens College Literary, Glee, junior Dramatic, His- tory, Badminton Clubs, Secretary For- um Club, Assistant to Teachers, Honor Roll. Success will be hers, no matter the field. fortyfninc JUNE, 1938 ' I J , . ,vyzdx . ff J' 'W . . ,K LILLI ALMA LANG Business School Dancing Club. Future executive of a future concern. SEYMOUR S G LANG Business Lieutenant Serv Squad UD, Assisf tant to Teacher, Sergeant Bus Squad, Hilltopper Representative, D a n c i n g Club. Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night stays this carrier from the swift completion of his appointed rounds, qi urs L GERJXJ 4 Sly s'Cpllegl-if ' I o Roll, Sc e Sq ad, Science, ist yaxgfoadc t rs' Clubs, Prophecy o A ' ee, As s ant to Teacher. ,f answer to a future student's yers. N5 l ' ' G V rainbows, L , ,yi-f Bfnsine ol fax, Honor , Relpvffctsf Club, Pitman Contest Class. A designing young lady. GRACE EMILIE LARSEN x Business School Tennis, Hiking, Glee Clubs, Girls' Spe- cial Chorus, Typing Pin. She is and always will be public funster No. 1. ELIZABETH LOUISE LATTURE J Queens College Volley Ball, Hiking, Shutlleboard Clubs, llonor Roll, jewelry Representative. Her 'patients' will help her attain her goal in life. fifty WARREN S. LAUBE .Queens College Classical, Dancing Clubs, Honor Roll, Lieutenant Hall Patrol, Officers' Club, Roosevelt Award, lntrafmural Basket' ball, Track, Special Biology, Latin Classes. He'll capture great success in any field. I DORISAANNE LAUTNE vi ' B School , 521' e f . -3 l P- onor Roll. Shell fr: - ng th d t f ces e o e roa o suc l ,i , .1 -IA E MILDRED LAZEIZIBYJ Ora Art Staff, mari e aper, Assi nt to c er, Hi i , Tennis, Bas b ll s 2 Intr ural Shields, Ho o ll, Gi,s' ague, Prophecy C 1 tee. jane will be sure success in the ll business worl I ROBERT V. LEAHY Business Baseball, City Champs, Football, Var- sity Clubs. Babe Ruth's first rival for fame. P . fu' ROBERT CHARLES LEAVY -S Business Service Squad, Glee Club, Assistant to Teacher. ' He'll strive to be an executive-and make it. ROBERT H. LEBOWICH College Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Chess, Camera fVicefPres.J Clubs, Honor Roll, President of Camera Club, Staff Photographer of Hilltopper. What Weber, the photographer, doesn't know--ask Bob. JAMAICA HIGH Scum: RUT HAR irgytzoieidieic' Tenn' e all Clubs,r7Hopofi' Rol A model, for let ri cay. l HARRIET CAROLINE LEE ll Business School Clee, Hiking Clubs, Honor Roll, Assis- tant to Teacher. Her smile will brighten any office. CHARLES ANTHONY LENNON T. S. A. Dramatic Club, T. S. A. Sani' tation Squad, Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Year Book Collection Commit' tee. An asset to any police force. ALBERT LERNER .Queens College junior and Senior Bands, junior and Senior Orchestra, Service Squad, Hall Patrol. If you have a pct, see Al, the vet. LAWRENCE LESHA , Brown University President of Literary lub, Histo Chess, Forum, Poetr iology, Frenc , PanfAmerican Clu eniber f Bio ogy Laboratory Squ . Hc'll become a ember of jamaicds faculty. ROSWELL DONALD LESLIE Business Baseball Team Q2 yrs.j, Honor Roll QZJ, Service Squad, Intrafmural Bas' ketball, Handball. Don will succeed. ETHBL MARY LEVEY J Business Minor Activties. A likely success in the business world. ALBERT LEVIN Minor Activities, Chess, French, Latin Clubs. An engineer-wait and see. BERNARD B. LEVINE ,Queens College Chemistry, Radio, Broadcasters' Clubs, Honor Roll. He'll live on the fat of the land. EVELYN LORRAINE LEWIS Lincoln Nursing School Tennis, Basketball Clubs, Assistant to Teachers. A strong and capable member of the nursing profession. D OAN EBERMAN ram ic, Bro sters', Hiking, Base' ba oc y gfllubs, Assistant o' T v 'ing Stall of Year Boo She'll grace the silver screen some future day. ARTHUR BATES LINCOLN, JM College V Hall Patrol, Annex Baseball Team, Honor Roll, Service Squad. One of our future foremost engine eers. iifty'une ,lUNli, 1938 FREDERICK JANES LINDNER Rifle Team f'36, '37, 'BSL Manager of Rifle Team i'37, '38J, Boys' Varsity Club, Assistant to Teacher, Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Late Session Rifle Team. Success will be his. DOROTHY LIPPELGOOS Minor Activities. A second Dorothy Killgallenn. SHIRLEY LIPPINER College Clee, jewelry Clubs, Assistant to Teachers, Honor Roll, Special English. The world will acclaim her brilliance and charm. RICHARD WHITNUM LITTLE Union College Minor Activities. What! Another engineer? GLADYS EDYTHE LONG Business School llilzing, Red Cross Clubs, Honor Roll. A stenographer she will beg Unless she's waylaid by a he. HERBERT MICHAEL LORENCEJ .Queens College Honor Roll,14j, 'Service Squad. His bridges will span mighty rivers. .fYi,1',-.'i4 ,,,, 1 'V' hftyftwo P MARIE LORIOTJ 71558 nnis, Basketball, Puppet Clubs, An' nex Student Council. Short and sweet, none will beat, this girl at a typist's seat. MURIEL EILEEN LOVELOCK Business School Dramatic, Reporters' Clubs, Assistant to Teachers, Honor Roll, Pitman Conf test Class, Who's Wlio Committee. When bigger and better secretaries arrive, Muriel will be there. JANET E. LQIWANDER Scudcler , Spanish, arsity lub , Honor R ll, Assistant to Teach' K Colt, H admiiiton., Swiziiiingl, ers, ajor J, 3 Minor ' , P. S. A. L. x Pins, ior fe S v r, ak1isH,M4gk Awar K Movie talent sco its will seek her SOOTI. KPJAMES L, LOWE Service Squad, Handball Team. Will make his fortune early in life. y W HAZEL MAY LUTgLBERGER ,J Nurses' Training-Bayonne Hospital Assistant in Attendance Office. This ministering angel will be loved by all those she attends. HELEN CATHERINE LYNCH Business School Minor Activities, Reporters, Shuille- board Clubs, Big things expected here. JAMAICA HIGH Scnooi. LAWRENCE JOSEPH LYONS Fordham College Varsity Track Q3 yrs.j, Varsity Cross Country Q2 yrs.J, ,Intrafmural Basket' ball, Dancing Club, Intrafmural Rope Climbing. He'll set the world's record for the mile at 4 minutes flat. DORIS MAGDALENE MAAS Vi Pace Business School to Teachers Honor Roll French Cer tihcatc, jewelry Representative, Arista Year Book Collection Commi ee She will be a basiiness maris most 3 junior and Senior Orchestra, Assistant AA! lx, TXLO M valuable asset. ESTELLE H. M. MABRES Pratt Institute Poster, Glee, junior Red Cross Clubs, Honor Roll. Her designs will be her future. IRENE DORIS MacAFEE Stenographer Assistant to Teacher. The last word in efficient and like- able secretaries. FRANK JAMES MACK .Queens College Surveying Club, lntra-mural Basketball, Honor Roll, Annex Baseball, P.S.A.L. He will captain a battleship some day. PETER PAUL MADONIA Business R. O. T. C., Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Assistant to Teacher. Pete will succeed. l 2 If T7'r 1, 1 J i f, ff 't-'f tzoffef-f 1. DREW FREDERICK MAGEE ry College Service Squad, Bus Squad, Intrafmural Track, Swim, P. S. A. L., Junior Bas' ketball. He will end up on a gym teachefs platform. ', Hiki bs, Assistant ,l C L usiness Sch to 'swf A ar ff J V Irs, Honor Roll, 2 Her r ad leads to sure success. I MARIANNE T. M PE L. ' usiness ' i eng? Reporter ' ubs, S o Cer incate, orthand ns, ssis eachers, Honor Roll C7 . I She'll me ou n top, ALEXANDER MANDZIK -,' Business Foreman of Print Shop, Intrafmural Swimming, Baseball, and Basketb , E: 's, Hon l Sen r 1 . He will ma e his mark in printers' k Hualiwoii ink. JENNIE MARY MANESE Business Glee, Rcporters', Baseball Clubs. Jennie can take it-I mean dictation. ' . l . T ' 1 VIRGINIA ELIZABETH MANGAN Business School Tironian, Glee, Hiking, Volley Ball, Senior and junior Glee Clubs. A little girl who will make herself known in this great big world. fiftyethree JUNE, 1938 ADRIAN G. MARCUSE Massachusetts Institute of 'Tech' nology Science, Print, Glee, Classical, Survey' ing Clubs, Vice-President of History Club, Manager of Circulation Staff of Latin Paper, Hilltopper, Arista. He'll follow in the footsteps of Glen Curtiss. -- NN ' Achievemc . n lj e'll sit i 's feetjnxthe desk. NM no fi' 1 7 'Q K x I JN.. MARTIN MARKOWITZ .Queens College Hilltopper, Hall Patrol, Special Service Squad, Classical Club, Secretary of His' tory Club, Arista, Junior and Senior Orchestra, Intrafmural Basketball, Asf sociate Editor of Senior Year Book. He're's another teacher for the wait' ing list. f, STEPHEN C MARONI Cy e , Mino ural Bas' ketb . ff! He'll o the path of Michael Angelo. H D C. MARTINI Q f w 'York Uni rsi ' Varsity Baseball, zvhs. Wit hampsj, A 'ra-mural Baseball, glioftball, asket- ' 1 ' ld sis l, 3 P. S. A. L. Pins, ie , f ant to Teachers, 9ancin Varsity Clubs. The top of the heap. WANDA S. MATJASINSKA Business Swimming, Tennis, Baseball Clubs, Assistant in Training in Swimming. We expect to find Wanda head buy' er in some fashionable shop. Gfty-four RT U 21 B. , 0 FRA IS E WA i1'l' EWS u s D v . .QA 'I1 . ls C Q Lien 1 i Squa H Patr , Sep vice S , P. S. A 1 , I .r it ral Shield r Baseball, r f. .I ball, Honor Roll, Anne 5-...i He'll draw a p v esso'r's pay. RAYFORD GLYNN MAYS, jr. College Arista, Honor Roll. larnaiCa's gift to the social sciences. GEORGE WILLIAM McALLISTER Business Clerk in P. T., Assistant to Teacher, Sergeant on Bus Squad, Social Dancing Club, Service Squad. The man on the flying trapeze. JOSEPHINE KATHLEEN McCANN V College s' nt 'to Teachers, Tennis Club, ito , 6, 7, S, Honor Roll, A letic waiilfl as ntative French Bulletin, History History will be easy with Io at the head of the class. U H S SSAN Mc NNELLX. ueens as ami g, Bal B2-s all, all, e ch Clubs, As' t eacher, Help in Biology Office, Special Biology Club. Students will never cut this teach' er's classes. I ANNE' MCDONNELL Business School Honor Roll, Pitman Contest Class, Ref porters' Club, Who's Who Committee. She'll learn the ropes by climbing them. ' 1 JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL HAROLD WILLIAM MCDOUGALL v Queens College Print Shop fjourneymenj, Treasurer of Social gancing, Poster, Science Clubs, Presi ent of Sketch Club, Ar' thur Murray-, Dance Committee, Hon' or Roll, Service Squad, Dues Com' mittee. , A cool headed boy is needed in every business. ROBERT WELDON MCELFRESH J Banking--New 'York University Ofhcers', Social Dancing, Camera, Broadcasting Clubs, Service Squad Lieutenant, Hall Patrol, Special Service Squad, Cutting Squad, Smoking Squad. A banker of distinction. WILLIAM C. MCGHEEJ Hamilton College Service Squad, Cross Country Team, Intrafmural Activities, Track Team, Honor Roll. He's never been a slacker in the past. JOHN LEO MCGIRR Business Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Fresh' man Baseball, Intrafmural Basketball. A fighting Irishman makes a good worker. NORA ELLEN MCGRANE Business School M i n O r Achievements, Shullleboard Club, Dues Committee. Accurate and alert, the answer to a business rnan's prayer. JOHN FRANCIS MCHALE College Print Shop, Hilltopper, Arista. Foreman of a large printing estabf lishment. MARTIN McHUGH College . Hpnorfiloll, Hall Patrol,,Classi6al, Lit' efary, Biology, History Clubs. He knows ihow' to joke and he knows how to be serious, a big boost for his future. 1 I I M m f' MARY ELILABETH MCKEON Qelklie Basketball ,T ig, Shuflleb a d, Bad' minton d A5SlStant td, Teacher, Special English, Honor Roll. Mary will reach the top in whatever career she pursues. MILDRED E. MCKIERNAN Business School Special Chorus, Dancing Club, Assisf tant to Teacher, Honor Roll. Steno De Luxe of 1940. CAROLE JOAN MCMAHON .Queens College Honor Roll, Special English and Biol- ogy Classes, Biology, Swimming Clubs. Carol will put the boom back in business. - , . ft. ,, -. - 1 ix A g A4 DOROTHY GERTRUDE MLNALLY Glef, Handball, Dancing, Shuflleboard Clubs, Honor Roll HJ. - I Dot will cast a spell a'la Katherine Cornell. RUTH MILDRED MEINZER Business Glee, Red Cross, Basketball, Volley Ball Clubs. Assistant to Teacher. She'll be seen at a perfume counter. .AJ Lulu-4' plana. ' ' fiftyeflve l VALDORIS CORRINE MERLINJ JUNE, 1938 JOHN JAMES MEISTER Delehanty Laboratory, Service, Smoking, Track Squads, Astronomy and Chemistry Clubs, R. O. T. C. He will brighten the corners whcrf ever he goes. f A MIRIAM L. M DELOW y Brooklyn-,Go lege , I I Girlsh-Chorus, Glee'Club,, ennis, Lead' rj, Handball, VolAey'Ball, Basketball, Elancing Cubs, I afmural I, Special English Class, Hager Roll, Assistant to Teachers, f f ' Posqentplbillboards, magazines await her 'artistic touch. MARGUERITE LOUISE MERKERT Business Honor Roll, Tennis, Tironian, Reporf ters', Dancing Clubs, G. O. Store, As' sistant to Teacher, Secretary Staff of Bureau of Vocational Information, Vice-President Reporters' Club, Man' ager and Secretary of Tironian. There's a gold mine in the sky for her in the business world, X Pace Business College Tennis, Dancing Clubs, Honor Roll, special English Class, Graduated in M Years. The business world awaits her ejfif ciency. MARGARET FRANCES MERSL New 'York University Basketball. Hiking, Baseball, Volley Ball, Leaders', Dancing Clubs, Honor Roll, Athletic Club Booster, Intra' mural Shield, Member of Athletic Council. With energy and ambition she's sure to win, JOHN MARAT MERTEN Minor Achievements. Rather than sink, lie'll swim. hftyesix HAROLD MEYER Business School Football and Handball Teams, Assistant to Teacher. We've got something here. HOWARD FRANCIS MEYER Business Intra-mural Basketball, Service Squad, j. V. Basketball. Personality plus. CHARLES EVERT MEYERS Alabama College Hilltopper Staff, Radio, Social Dancing Clubs, Intra-mural Handball, Basket' ball, Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Assisf tant to Teacher. Vim, vigor and 'vitality in person. GEORGE REYNOLDS MILEMORE Queens College Mask Making Club, Hall Patrol, Biol' ogy Club, Honor Roll, Intraemural Sports, Gym Club, Assistant to Teacher. He will take the whole world in stride. JERRY MILES v Business Assistant to Teacher, Intrafmural Base- ball, Basketball, Physiography Club, Service Squad, Honor Roll, Bus Squad, R. O. T. C. The big business man personified. EVELYN BEATRICE MILLER .Queens College Social Dancing, Tennis, Basketball, Hiking Clubs, French, Spanish Merit Certificates. Her ambition assures success. JAMAICA HIGH Scrioot MARGIE DOROTHY MILLER Carnegie Tech. Tennis, Glee, Social Dancing, Basket' ball, History Clubs. The Academy Award winner of 1940. THERESA MARIA MILLER rf' Business School Hockey, Swimming Clubs. Her wit will lead to a wealthy future. DOROTHY E. MILLMAN Business Honor Roll, Tironian, Volley Ball, Bas' ketball, Tennis, Leaders' Clubs, Year Book Representative. A future leader of fHollisj civic association. 'x ARIE IRENSSEU MHQZIICK . sinesfd ' H' , e , S ecial Cho u, Draf tic, illt , p r? Tironi ' eporters' lubs, Honor Cl, ip ' l Stenogaphy Class. Y g 1 l The '1'irries ' will carry her columns. RITA MOLLER Business Basketball Club. She will sing her way to fame. FRANCES MCLYNBUXW, Grace 'Business School ,l Tennis, Archery, Swimming, Baseball, Hockey, Basketball, Diving Clubs, Honor Roll. 'Lawyers will clamor for her ability. EDWARD JOS. MULHOLLAND . Queens College Honor Roll, Intra-mural Activities, As' sistant to Teachers, Chemistry Club. He'll succeed, slowly but surely. CLAIRE JACQUELIN MURPHY '- Business School Glee, Tennis, Basketball, Art Clubs, Assistant to Teacher, A brilliant business career awaits. EDITH MARIE MURPHY Glec, Tennis, Basketball, Drawing Clubs, Honor Roll. Beauty and brilliance are combined to make her the perfect secretary. HELEN E. MURPHY .Queens College Classical, Literary, Spanish, Tennis, Hockey, Volley Ball, Basketball Clubs, P. S. A. L. Medal, Dues Committee. The medical world will acclaim her skill. GRACE MARY MURRAY Delehanty Institute Dancing, Basketball, Badminton Clubs, Volley Ball Tournament, Scholarship Pin and Certihcate. When success comes looking, she'll be right on top. MADELINE T. MUSACCHIO Business Hiking, Shuflleboard, Tennis Clubs. Madeline will conquer business, iiftyrseven JUNIE, 1938 V f J X! .l df . If CHR Tl A M SZEL Tenni., ' 'l ee lubs, Sl ,l as hostess on an airliln r, 1 all L ,Mr .r 'i EDWARD THOMAS MYTKO Brooklyn College of Pharmacy junior and Senior Orchestra, French, History Clubs, Honor Roll HJ. Ruhinojf won't have anything on him. REBECCA NAHMIAS Business Arista HJ, Tironian 141, Reporters' 131, Hilltopper, Dramatic, Hiking, Tennis, Handball Clubs, Editorfin' Chief of Tironian, Honor Roll QU, G, O. Store, Special English and His' tory Classes, Minor J, Assistant Editor ol Year Book, Secretary Staff of Bu' reau ol' Vocational Guidance. Our first woman president, about VNU. MARY ,IANE NEALE , Hofstra Tennim aseball, Shufileboard, Basket- ball, Lite Clubs, Assistant to Teach' er, Honor Special Latin Classes, Girls' League. 141 'You won't sell a gil bricks. She'll he a cant u r. 1 si J THELMA 'RANcB5 NEiLsoN Malloli riel Salbol A-3 Glee, xHNting, Thnnis, Hearthstone Cl bsx- , Sbimfday we will see her modeling Americafv leading fashions. RUTH E. NELSON Business School Minor Activities. Life is what we make it. Eltyfeight EDMUND NELSON NERGART College Varsity Club, Arista, Captain '37 Track Team, Print Shop, Hilltopper Sport Staff, Special Biology, journal- ism Classes, 2 Major, 1 Minor Letter, Special Service Squad, Bus Squad, 2 P. S. A. I.. Medals for Track, Senior E. R. President. A leader in all respects. PHILIP NERLFI College Junior and Senior Glee Club, Special Chorus, Service Squad, Spanish Certif ficate, Honor Roll, Assistant to Teach' ers, Intrafmural Basketball, History Club. A future professor of science RITA MARY NESDILL Slueens College Tennis, Hiking, Shullleboard, Glee, Swimming, Tap Dancing, Literary, Special Biology Clubs, Honor Roll, Special Biology Class, Assistant to Teacher, Circulation Committee of Year Book. A teacher youfll be glad to present with a nice red apple. 'I ol I , f , -IU - UZ., ,'.. U I - . ie oo Glee, Hiki l v 'T icing Clubs. Modelin test fashions will lead june to e. WILLIAM HARRY NEUMAN College Service Squad, Bus Squad, Intrafmural Basketball, Dancing Club, Hall Patrol. He will be a leader in whatever field that he chooses. EVELYN j. NEWMAN Swimming lil, Tennis, Baseball Clubs, Senior Life Saver, Assistant to Teach' CYS. A future chairman of the Health Education Department. JAMMCA HIGH SCHOOL JEROME C. NEWMAN Georgia Tech. Varsity Baseball 1937 City Champs, Intrafmural Handball and Basketball Ari athlete of the future. xi.: C e b B ill Tennis Clubs, As' XBERN M, WMARK if P g a , a 1 , ' i t gh ss Tn er. e eve fame with her scien' tific ope ns. l AUBREY ELWIN NICHOLSON Y College Minor Activities. A little fellow can perform things that a tall fellow cant KAY NICHOLSON Katherine Gibbs Glce, Dancing, Tennis Clubs, Assistant to Teacher. . A future court stermgrapher. s ALIC NIELSEN ' L g fl T nis, Swimn ng, ancing, Hearth' ne Clubs, A' is Teacher, Pub' licit s mair or Hearthstone Club. F d1es trim and sha : . H TE SE NO . NTT. ista, P ra mittee, Hobby, Spanish, e ross, Basketball, Hikf ing, H , Handball, Tennis, Shuff fl , aseball Clubs, Assistant to T r, Take a letter, please. MALI.. KATHERI E NORTO Baseball I , Tennis Basket- a , e . lubs, Honor Roll. alert office clerk bound to sucf ceed. ' - WELLESLEY ADAMS NUGENT College Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Glee Club, Spanish Paper. The Lord helps those who help them- selves. W'ellesley will help others as well as himself. CARLYLE ANTHON Y OBERLE Oracle Staff, Honor Roll Q7J, junior Red Cross Club. He came, he studied, and now he graduates. jOHN J. O'BRIEN Cornell College Secretary in P. T. Department, Service Squad, Hall Patrol. A 'man of alertness and ambition. .Qualities which will surely lead him to SUCCESS. , RAYMOND CHA5. OFFENHEISER College Intrafmural Basketball, Assistant to Teacher. Athletically inclined. JAMES FREDERICK OGDEN Haverford College Glee Club, Honor Roll, Hall Police. Step by step, jimmy will climb the ladder of fame and fortune. Hftyfninf junia, 1938 CATHERINE ANNE CTNEILL liusmess Minor Activities. A cheery smile, a nice personality, just tlle requirements for a recap' limlixt. CATHERINE 'TERESA CYNEILLI Business Volleyball, Handball, Hiking, Baseball, Tennis, Basketball Clubs, P. S. A. L., Assistant to Teachers. Docs everything, can do everytlimg. will do everytliing. X ED MARY O SKA 6 e iantx x 81 m 1. io 1 I s-I inor A 'vi 'c We ur ll , my reading lier books. if IW EDNA MAE OPP -. . A Tcnni- u onor Roll, Assistant to Tig cr. 4, 'I 'lze'll cep us in toucli witli Holly' wood. A f Li lv 'I' . I . MARGARITA cyiikxmas , Business XX? -, ' Hiking C iv, Holsori Roll, Aisisistant to Tcacb Xbraduatcd ZVZ Yqirs. Hliiiilvlr. jones on tl1e fvlio11c'.4' MARIE CECELIA UREILLY .I Language .School Basketball, Baseball, Handball, Hockey Clubs, 3 Contest Pins, Assistant to rlcaclicrs, Honor Roll f7I, Girls' League, Ivlinur fs, 3 P.. S. A. L. Pins, Arista, ViccfPrcsidcnt oi Pan-American Club. lt would be a sin, To take away lier grin. sixty ,S- fa JEANNE A ORMONT-If 'Q 1 ! cauege gt: , Honor Roll QSJ, Usbcr Squad,-f'Basc ball. Golf, Hiking, Tcnn3'w,'Riding, Biology, Basketball, Dancing, Dramatic Clubs, Arista, Assistant to Teaclicrs. XVIIO knows, Xllf may be a second Madame Curie. ijtonia, CE 1, ORTNERN5 ' f ,i,MW T'li'aii1ing I 1 Iwfiior Awitivitks. I E ' ln tho' glorfkd, parade of Florence Nighgtirlgalesf BEIKWYN LEE OWEN V Brooklyn College of Pharmacy Glcc, Track, Social Dancing Clubs, Honor Roll. A nice boy wllo deserves appree ciatiort. Z GEORGE M. PAGAN I Buffalo State Teaclrers' College ,iff Honor Roll, Secrqtdvly of Dancing Club. J! If ,' His le, tual! will make tlie students ufaligl , f' X I el 'I il 1' - r r i -IOHN PAINO Arcliiteyiure P. S E. Scliolarsliip Pin, Frcncb, Qlc N, lubs, Assistant in Ofbcc. f All tbings come In liim wlio waits. Jr ADRIAN PAOLINI Art Scliool tcc, Honor Roll, Scenery Committee ol Varsity Production. XVbo Could ask for niorel Art Editor of Oracle, Varsity Coinniiti K J X JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL C ' C1 .ABB UGO PXTQQEI - f iness . ervice Squ iffoosevelt S e r v i c c Avvar . x lbrealgs A. A. U. record in M i . ,I ad! I V HA ' o. PAT'f'ElN l . Minor Activities. ' ' 'yer iqill be devoted to writing sellersv. ARTHUR FREDERICK PAYNE Business Varsity Hockey Team, Intra-mural Bas' ketball, Baseball, Hockey. As fine as the name. VIOLA PENNER Skidmore Tennis, Dramatic, Swimming, Volley Ball, Handball, Baseball, Hockey, Art Craft, Glee, Diving, Social Dancing Clubs, Assistant to Teachers, Honor Roll. Slie'll perform scientific experiments, SAUL PERLMUTTER College Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Intra-mural Basketball. Will certainly go places. ROBE T .X us' s Squad, Boo oom, Bus Squad, s istant to Teacher. His name will be a byfword for cour' age. CLARENCE GILBERT PETERSON Service Squad, Dancing Club, Intra murals. He aims to please. CONNIE PETRELLI L Business A Biology, Basketball Clubs, Assistant to Teacher, She will plan our menus and watch our vitamins and calories. QCMJQ MMLBN ATRICIA P TR i White liool of lx o y Tenni , ,lHElckey, Hiking, Hand' ball, M, Social Dancing, Biology Clubs, Assistant to Mr. Pulvermachcr. Some day slie may advertise a well- known product. HENRY PETRULE Minor Achievements. Looking upward. DOROTHY HELEN PFEFFER Business Minor Achievements. Her young gay ways will make her a lovable cliild's companion. CARYL AMELIA PFISTER Business School ' Honor Roll, Tennis, Hiking, Baseball, Basketball, Art Clubs. Sl1e'll keep lier bosses' secrets. sixtyfone JUNE, 1938 ALFRED PATRICK PHILLIPS 'X Business Minor Achievements. One who will forge ahead. HELEN LORETTA PICKLES Business Glcc, Hockey,,Handball. Clubs. . Flash! Secretary inarries wealthy ern' ployer! IRENE PIECHNIK Delehanty Institute Special Stenography, Typing Classes, Assistant in General Oilice, Tironian, Tennis, Volley Ball, Baseball, Repor' ters', Red Cross Clubs, P. S. A. L. Pin, Arista, Scholarship 173, Senior Prom Committee. Sec. Staff of Bureau of Vocational Information, CofEditor of Tironian Magazine, Duties to Teachers. Her title soon shall be the fastest stenographer in the world . IP' e .o e Se ior Glee, Tgono e , o c i al ancing Clu s, H n r oll, Hall Pa' trol, Service ua . Phil will sur eed. EARL WILLIAM PINE Business Service Squad, Social Dancing, Radio Clubs, Intra'mural Basketball, junior Band, Hall Patrol, P. S. A. L. God's gift to enrolling teachers. CARLOTT ARY PLATE ' Nurses' ning chool Swimming, aske Social Dancing Clubs, o ' aver. Tl . ' room for another sixtyftwo J U U J n ss Sp ial Sten. and Typ. C s, . Hist., 7, 8, Ass'. ' G. . Sbor , arg. O ce t , Mi - , ron , as a , ey Ball, andball, Hiking, Tennis, B ket' ball 3 adcasting, Sw ing, lgfving ' libs, 'i r' 'go FP-' ' .. C. StaifB1 ea o oc formation, Yr. Bk. Collection o -- Marge will surely succeed as a typist in an insurance company. WALTER EDWARD POWELL Business Service Squad, Honor Roll, Intrafmural Basketball and Baseball, P. S. A. L. Determination will conquer. FRANCIS JAMES PRICE College Dancing Club, Service Squad, Honor Roll. With a fine head and sturdy shoulf ders, he'll face all the knocks the world will give him. EDWARD STANLEY PROPPER .Queens College Service Squad, Honor Roll. Good boy! WILLIAM HENRY QUICK v' College . ff IQ Hall Patrol, Bus,S uad, Sofvicef' Science Club, I et all, Who's Who 0151115111 ee. One who will light the torch. DONALD FRANCIS QUIGLEY Panzer College Service Squad, Honor Roll, Annex Baseball Team, Intrafmural Basketball, Minor Positions. A selffmade man. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL GERTRUDE CATHERINE RABE Business A Baseball, Glee, German, Reporters, Basketball, Social Dancing, Tennis Clubf, Assistant top Teacher, Honor RollQ ' XVl're?f Gertru.de -takes 'your pulse, it will beat twice as fast, HERBERT E. RACH Dancing Club, Service Squad, Honor Roll, A dancing instructor. RAY EARLE RAMSTAD Alabama College Varsity, Social Dancing, Radio, Draf matic Clubs, CrossfCountry Team, Track Team, 2 Major Letters, Intraf mural Baseball, Basketball, Service Squad, Hilltoppcr. Surely to success he will rise. f . CHARLES ALEXANDER REASS 1 .Queens College Hilltopper, Horio? Roll, Special English Class f6gQ-, Biol0gY, Chemistry, Ra' diol, Disaiiiatic, Entomology Clubs, lun' ' 'ahd'Senior Bands, Graduated in E2 Years. He'll be on top. WARREN REDER Business Scliool Hall Patrol, Social Dancing, Radio Clubs, Intrafmural Basketball, Service Squad, P. S. A. L. Pin. His ambition assures success, SAVERIO REDO .Queens College Oracle, Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Dramatic Club, Honor Roll, Hilltopper Sports Staff. Surgery has sometliirig to look for- ward to. 6 MELVIN HUGH REED .Queens College junior and Senior Orchestra, Glee, Dramatic Clubs, Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Hilltopper, Honor Roll. The Casey jones of tlie great rail- roads of tomorrow. WILLIAM ELLIOTT REGA Geor 4? I 4' 1 'D v, r , If - I a t J -. e . 924' ho C0 '- A . W Us He'll be u success. ERNEST FRED REHBERG City College Honor Roll, Service Squad, Hall Pa' trol, Book Room Squad, Intra'mural Handball. When bigger and better bridges are built, Rebluerg will build them. EDWARD 'ALLAN REICHARD Diesel Institute Miiirmr Achievements. Ed will be a famous lawyer. DOUGLAS DAVID REID Golf Team, Swimming Team, Intraf mural Baseball and Hockey, Dramatic Club, Book Room Squad, Hall Patrol, Assistant to Teachers, Varsity Hockey Team, Who's Who Committee. Oli, for the easy life of a P. T. teacher! NEIL REILLY Hilltopper, Chemistry, Literary, His- tory Clubs. H-ofrlfefsty and cfofufrfaegfe spell sure success. sixtyfthrce JUNE, 1938 ROLAND GUSTAV REINERTSEN Business , Physirs Storeroom, Science Project. A white collar worker. ygbfy VERA KATHERINE RENGSTORFF Tennis, Basketball, Dancing Clubs. Assistant to Teachers. Will: Vcwfx assistance your visit to the dentist will be painless. HARRY N. RENN Springfield College Varsity Hockey Team, Al. V. Hockey, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Service Squad, Bus Squad, Assistant to Teach' ers, P. S. A. L. Pins, Who's Who Com' mittee. Honor awuiLx him. CLADYS OLIVE RICHARDSON Business Swinnmng, Print, Biology, Glee, Social Dancing Clubs, Girls' League, Assis' tant to Teacher, Honor Roll. Madawrie, watch out for your liusf bmidfr aerretary, IRMA MARION RICHARDSON Lincoln 'Training School Tennis, Basketball. Ready and willing to aid you when you'rc ill. ELMINA RICHTER. 1 , Business ' 'l f Tennis, Archery, Dramatic, Glee, Red Cross Clubs, 'rethry to Teacher, Assistant ti eher, Honor Roll, Man' ag r. l?,Q.fllhcatre Bureau, Basketball, Gi ' eague, C. O. Representative. Ch man Theatre Bureau. A huxinesx rnanuger. s ixtyffour ? . 55 . f sis- ' - . , t- ft. , .,,, ... .,, 1.r Ei r1,-r Win ? 1 , .ggi ts r 'F it my ff' is Q52 3, X AUDREY MARIE RIKER Business School X, HonoTXRolI, a Bioky, Tennis, Hiking board, I, Badminton. A sl ess in any unllertaking of that much were sure. J A Xixiziar Rimn. ', College X. Swimming, Diving, Te 'i' Hockey, Leadersf Handball, t aft, Latin, Sketch, Glee Clubs, as ctball, Base' ball, Senior Life S er Arista, Assisf tant to Teachers, o ram Committee, Major J, Literary , Prom Commitf tee, Circulation Stall' of Year Book, Special English, If you ever need your appendix ref moved, see Dr. lean Rimoldi. VN ' I EILEEN FRAN -. Mc owell. Sc ool of Design Sqcia ng, Baseball Clubs, Minor Pos i . 'll work ax a receptionist at an ofliee. ALICE LORRAINE ROBERTS .Queens College Clee, Volley Ball, Tennis, Literary, French Clubs, Handball, Art League. She will impart the French language to her pupils. CLAIRE CONSTANCE ROBERTS Sterwgraplier Reporters' Club, Assistant to Teacher, Honor Roll. If luck is with her, and she works with zest, Sl1c'lI be u secretary, and the best. PAUL ROBERTS Syracuse l ' M Se 'ior Qrclqestra, Daneiiig 'Club, Hill- tollkier. w,,,, Xymdman, sfare the tree. I, . 5 JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL f' , J KENNETH MARVIN,-'ROBINSON ,Qollege I Llliiefhflomm. of G.'O., Comm. of Po' lice, Boy Leader oiiflrista, High School lBugler, Honolg Roll UD, Special En' glish and liagin Classes, Dancing Club, Assistant-to Teachers, Program Com' mittee ,UML Band QZMJ. Some politicians have 'reached the White' House, 'N ,iff WILLIAM OSCAR ROCKEFELLER Pratt Institute Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Captain of Bus Squad, English Book Room, Spe' cial Service Squad. Another Rockefeller. . ilf . iz ' ,- 'ED,l7i'H liockwogplwt P Sp Business Ax gi 'L Tennis, S0691 ancing, History Clubs. , . , Sh ' folowing 'n th footst p f yflp-rIeiAdams. I C 6 S 0 f WILLIAM ALEXANDER ROEDER College Latin Team, Editorfin'Chief and Copy Editor of Hilltopper, Intramural Activf ities, Baseball, Basketball, S e rvic e Squad, Oracle, Honor Roll, Arista, Quill and Scroll. A journalist and a scholar. He'll follow in the footsteps of Greeley, Pulitzer, Bennett, and Ochs. RUTH ELIZABETH ROHLEDER L Business School Basketball, Handball, Minor Achieve' ments. As a saleslady, many compliments will be paid to her. AGNES MARIE ROLF V Delehanty's valley Ball, Handball, Baseball, Mlaiaa I, Reporters, Basketball Clubs. An asset to any boss who needs a secretary. IV. f 1 t, , JOHN ROY ROMANO Business Publicity Agent Dancing Club, Hill' topper Staff, Print Shop QZMJ, Service Squad, Forum Club, R. O. T. C., P. S.- A. L. Pins, President Middle Session Dancing Clubs, Assistant Adminis' trator of Dancing Clubs Federation. An economic royalist. ROSE THERESA ROMANO' ' Business School. A V M, ' lgseball, Baske l1,'Dancing, Honor oli, -Assistant o Teacher, Tennis, eporters', Year ook Collection Com' ittee. She'll miss her natural vocation if she isn't a great ovator. JOSEPH WILLIAM ROONEY Business Rifle Team, Assistant to Teacher. A business man, if there ever was one. fl' YOLNNDO ROSANO ksjiVQ't6:e.ns College Glee, B5-seballg Volley Ball, Hiking, ,pdnfl g, Red C ss s, Assistant . to Teachers, oll. x .ae -Jhexeqsfno doub'l-,thdt she will be, . 'A,g1e3t-ygudsian, if not a Pader- evgki I EDWARD ROSE Delehanty Institute Intrafmural Baseball, Basketball, Swim' ming, Service Squad. New 'Yorlfs finest. HILDA RUTXNAOSEN t V P fessi na, anking DarfZing,'nx1l'ennis, Basketball, Glee Clubs, Spl:cial'E 'gh Class, 2 Terms, Assistant to T aw. A Up on her 30: . rf . I K sixtydlve june, 1938 FREDERICK EDWARD ROSENAU Business Glcc Clulw. A potential steel magnate. CAROLYN LUCAS ROSENBERG l .Queens College Basketball, Baseball, Tennis, Hiking, Clee, Dancing Clubs. Wlieri Cary's a P. T. teacher, Sl1e'll give the girls a break. New 'York Instit Plwtograplty A :Qi 1 V -- Itopper QZJ, lliillgcllflgdlik aff s Service Squad, Publicity ockey Team, Pres- ident of ' , uh, Quill and Scroll, Chairm dvcrtising Staff of Year B Eb C ara, lights, action! ff' IRVING ROSE Ns S - P' ' ' Sr: I Q , , L, 'ta, ra nat' adio, Forum Clubs, onoi' r . B ist, MILDRED F. ROTHENBERCER Nursing Hiking, Biology, Clubs, Honor Roll, Special Biology Class. Rewrting for Duty -Nurse Milf drecl. VIRGINIA BARBARA ROTTACH Business Scliool Minor Achievements. Her social work will keep liar busy. sixtyfsix 1 , ,wif ' 'I if fain 1 DORIS EDNA ROYTER 4 Pratt Institute Swimming, P. S. A. L, Pins and Med' als, Dancing Club, Minor I 135, Major J. For ads sucli as chewing gum and tooth paste, We need a designer, with brains and taste. - Tl1at's Doris. DINA RUBIN Business Minor Achievements, Glee, Vollcy Ball Clubs. A future secretary that will receive plenty of Compliments for lier speed. GEORGE CHARLES RUGEN Business Service Squad, Roosevelt S e r v i c Award, Bus Squad. A potential millionaire. EVELYN I N Busi junio Dramat , e ocial Da ' g. Gle C s, o oll, Pro- cy mi i Th tha f . for u secref tar ll sure av tick. ROBERT RUSKIN University of Pennsylvania Tennis Squad, Hilltopper. Destined for bigger and better things. WILLIAM JOHN RUSSELL Art School Honor Roll, Service Squad, Bus Squad, Biology, Sketch Clubs, Assistant to Teacher, Intrafmural Basketball, Art Staff on Senior Year Book. The future generations great artist. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL .i i JOSEPH JOHN RUSSO f American Institute of Banking Oflioels' Club, Iiieutenant 69 ,Service Squad,-Hilltopper, Broadcasting Club, Tap Dancing, President of Social Dancf ing Club, Assistant to Teachers. Future financier. PAULINE DOROTHY RUSTMANN Business School Baseball, Tennis, Handball, S o c i a l Dancing Clubs, Assistant to Teacher. Million dollar model. i , ALMA REGI YDSTEDT 'I Busin sijslgkiool one, Da ' , Shuflleboard, etball Clxbb rench Certificates. As forxsefetaries, she's the best. ALDO SALERNO Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn President of Radio Club, Chess, Chem' istry, Camera Clubs, Hall Patrol, Chiel' Operator Radio Club Station WZBE-J. His destination is the Bell Laboraf tories. HELEN SALTZ t Brooklyn College Baseball, Tennis, Handball, Leaders, Biology, Basketball, Hockey Clubs, Graduated 3M Years, Assistant Editor Senior Year Book, Honor Roll, Assis- tant to Teacher, Hilltopper, Special History and English. Adept with the camera. WARREN AUSTIN SAM A Y Pratt Institute of Tech. a Science Circulation Man ger Hillt er, Busif ness Staff O le, Swii g Team, Lii e Guard, Cross C ction Com' mittee Bo Coi imitte f Red Cross. Int u Wim l' asketball and Soci ncing Clu reasurer Senior Class, hemistry, man Clubs, Quill and Scroll. Possessor of a unique personality that will carry him to the top in engineering. ANTHONY G. SAN PIETRO New 'York University Radio Club, R. O. T. C., Worked on Electric Organ, Honor Roll. A sawbones of great distinction. Tony will be. JACK FRANCIS SATTLER Print Shop, Dancing, Glee Clubs, Fore' man of Print Shop 121. Here's one that's bound to improve the printing industry one way or another. ALFRED CHARLES SAULT Business Hall Patrol QZJ. We picture him pouring over his books after fue in the afternoon. HAROLD LAWRENCE SCHAEFER Business Service Squad, Lieutenant of Bus Squad, Assistant to Teacher. We will have to use the word, Revcrf end, when addressing him. HELEN ELIZABETH SCHAEFER Business School Hearthstone, Tennis, Baseball, Basket' ball Clubs, Honor Roll. Sl1e's an efJicient secretary, with a grand personality - need we say ,e? ' fr f ' 1 Llgfiat., fL CECILLE E. SCHATZBER V' College Activity at Walton H. S. in Basketball, Volley Ball, Tennis, Baseball Clubs. Hail to Cecille--professor of busi' ness. BMI liaelef fffhcllfia. Jwtaalffay sixtyfseven . JUNE, 1938 GENEVIEVE C. SCHENCK Nursing Volley Ball, T e n n i s , Shullleboarcl Clubs. If ever, you almost need a hearse, Call Gene, the blond nurse. CHARLOTTE SCHILLINGER ii Delehanty Business School Glec 143, Hiking, Dancing, Tennis Clubs, Honor Roll, Assistant to Teach' ers. Gracie Allen's successor. MONROE SCHLACTUS New 'York University Hilltopper Staff, Red Cross, Chess, Dramatic, History Clubs. Something tells me the more math and science you take, the better off you will be. WlLLIAM ROBERT SCHLEGEL Engraving Business Service Squad, Intra-mural Basketball, Honor Roll. And his own boss he'll be sylfiy. I 1' ,f r ,F f THA tes HLOSSER X. . nd , Bas , Volley Ball, Ten' ', ancing, asketball Clubs, Assisf Del a y gi3ffSchool ni L it to Teacher. A secretary for Tyrone Powers. HELEN DOROTHY SCHMIDT College Minor Achievements. To beautify homes all over the world Theres Helen, the interior decor' ator. sixtyreight S AR ER B f l. Nl Am w a' t l1 Cl ft p -' 4 ol. ith E 1 , eech she ought to go 541 in t e business world. ELEANOR ELIZABETH SCHNELL Business School Basketball, Handball. Baseball, Hockey Clubs, Bus Squad. A future comptometer operator who will go to the top in business. RUTH SCHONBERGER College Literary, Golf, Volley Ball, Tennis, Glee Clubs, Assistant in Attendance and Mathematics Offices, Honor Roll, 2 Minor fs. We expect to see her at the piano at Carnegie Hall some day. F .. W' DOROTHY c. SCHRILIBER kv New 'Yor University Uffightl Golf, Baseb l, Handmll, Basketball, Tennis, So Mancing, Glee Clubs, Honor R l ss gmt to Miss Howard and M' s ernhar! , Sanitation Squad. Nllfl1eP c1.ampion figure adder. M '1 r ' ents. Wh ier nurse! F u SCHROEDER 1 C GERTRUDE LOUISE scHuLER Packard Business College Hockey, Handball, Volley Ball, Base' ball, Dancing, Reporters', Archery, Basketball Clubs, E. R. Secretary, Shorthand Contest Class. A professional debator or an efhcient office clerk. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL ROBERT ARTHUR SCHULT Business Service Squad, Bus Squad, Intrafmural Swimming, Intrafmural Basketball. He will be ready when opportunity knocks. HAROLD A. SCHURIG Business Assistant to Teachers, Intra-mural Awards, Service and Bus Squads, Dancing and Stamp Clubs, Hilltopper Stall. He will pursue a successful career in the business world. ARTHUR JOHN SCHVJERDT Minor Achievements, Life Saver, Assis- tant to Teacher. He will bat .IOOOO in his attempt ac a prosperous life. HAROLD PHILIP SCHWERDT Swimming Team, Honor Roll. He will reach his destination, with time to spare. JOHN STUART SCOTT George Washington University Glee, Surveying, Varsity, Handball. History Clubs, Hall Patrol, Service and Bus Squads, Roosevelt Service Award, Manager Handball Team, Honor Roll, Dues Committee, G. O. Representative, jack will serve Uncle Sam either on the sea or in consulates in foreign lands. MARION ELIZABETH SCOTT Art School Tennis, Dramatic, Poetry, Sketch Clubs, Arista, Honor Roll 171, Sanif tation Squad, Pres. Jr. Publicity Comm. of P. T. A., Scenery Comm. of If I Were King , Chairman of Scenery of X Charm School and Christmas Plays, lggheatre Bureau, Roosevelt Service X ' ward, Art Editor of Oracle and Hill' toppef, Winner of Oracle Poetry Prize. 'lgrrhlao'dtthS d- php. A Leonarlliyi de Vinciecon OT IT a I N , y . . I I I I NI , l w. I X, I x I, , . Nmfd W ff I KJ KN ll J l J l .. Y. xg., MADELINE HELEN SEAMAN Mary Immaculate Training School Glee Club. All she needs to he a nurse, is a white cap and uniform. WILLIAM BARTELS SEATON t College Arista Since 'ith Term, Honor Roll, Hall Patrol, Bus Squad, Treas. Camera Club, Asst' Editor Latin Paper, Chem- istry, Glee, History, Biol0gY, Classical, Chess, Surveying Clubs, SQQIY to Teachers, Hilltopper, Ed. Latin Paper, Sr. Prom. Comm., Chairman Prophecy Comm., Ass. Ed. Yr. Bk., Spec. Latin, Eng. Classes, Pub. Comm. of Arista, Arista Comm. on Admissions. A name which will stand very high on the scroll of fame. LOUIS EDWARD SEDRISH New York University Glee Club, Hall Patrol, Service Squad, j. V. Football. Louis will reach the top. MIRIAM CAROLYN SEECAMP I Colby jr.-College M5095-'la Golf, Diving, Swimming, Hockey, Uandffg, Tennis Clubs, Girls' League, Usher SqIiadf,fg.Ifn-ior Life Saver, P. S. A. L. Pins, . Iliv3Prcs., Prom Committe, Orchestra Commfttct. She'll make an excellent medical assistant. CHARLES W. SENGSTACKE Business Senior Orchestra, Senior Band, Hockey Team, Hall Patrol, Service Squad. All hands on deck to see one who knows the ropes! GRACE CHRISTINE SHAHERLI In Business j I . Secretary to Teacher, Medical Room, Junior A a,fid Senior r atic bs, D ncidg, Volley Ball, ' et l ' in Clubs. ' Frances Langfords etitor in fl many ways. sixtyfnine JUNE, 1938 ROBERT THURSTON SHAYS , Cornell University Service Squad, Glee, Dancing, Dra' matic, Golf Clubs, Swimming Squad, Hilltopper Staff, Honor Roll. We visualize two sparkling eyes glued to a complex chemical action. EDWARD ROBERT SHEMET Minor Achievements. His name will be seen in the head' lines. GEORGE M. SICULAR xl .Queens College Radio, Surveyors', English, Art, His' tory Clubs, Hall Patrol. The world of aviation will greet him with a tremendous ovation. HARVEY SICULAR V .Queens College Radio, Dancing Clubs, Bus Squad, Honor Roll. Things mechanical hold rewards ga' lore in awaiting his arrival. HELEN IE SIEFER B ss 41 ing, Han Reporters', Red ross, ubs, Tironian, Assisf tant t c ers, Honor Roll, Who's Who mmittee. Many a stenographefs pad she'll go through on the road to success. ROSE SIEGEL Business School Social Dancing Club. A lawyer's ojfce is just waiting for such a person. Seventy li LEONARD B. SILBERGER College Dramatic, Broadcasters, C l a s s i c a 1 . Spanish, Tennis Clubs, Business Man- ager of Oracle, Hilltopper, Member of Cast of Making a Man , Broadcast over WNYC. We gave our crystal the once-over and viewed him directing his staff of office workers. JEANNE CHARLOTTE SILLENCE V Business Tennis, Hiking, Dancing Clubs. Here's a girl who will be loved by all She's so sweet, the grandest of all. BE. E . VER AN iness f ol cial .- ' g, H' ing, Tennis Clubs, ssista Q-a Te e , Secretarial Staff of e 3, All oo f - as' g voice she'll be a Mk le one operator. HERMAN SINGER College Member of Track Team, Hall Patrol, Honor Roll Every Term, Sketch, Print, Chess, Surveyor Clubs. The enticing appeal of engineering will snatch him shortly. JOHN A. SINGLETON .Queens College Honor Roll, Service Squad, Intrafmural Basketball, Hall Patrol. Here's a staunch trailblazer, who won't let the stench and the explof sions of the chem lab halt his deter' mined march to success. fl li MARIE AN oirgigzrnsgggfc Ass' a t eac rs, ocial Dancing, Hi , eporters', Clubs, Hon R l. As a rifagsi ache Ma ie wk ' dl., to famedmfdifgxrflefk X' 1 JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL RAYMOND L. SLINKER Business College Hall Patrol UML 2 Roosevelt Service Awards, Lieutenant 1 term, Service Squad 1 year, History, Broadcasting Clubs, Honor Roll, Advertising Staff of Year Book. His unparalleled accomplishments in engineering will bring him recogf nition. RICHARD C. SLOAN Business R. O. T. C., Usher Squad, Print Shop, 2 Years Assistant Foreman, Intra-mural Basketball, Who's Who Committee. Dick will reach the top, without a stop. ARTHUR CHARLES SMITH Engineering-Harvard Service Squad, Honor Roll, Surveying, History Clubs. He will shortly investigate the gener' ation, transmission, and utilization of electrical energy. ELEANOR ELIZABETH SMITH Delehanty Institute Basketball, Tennis, Volley Ball, Social Dancing Clubs. A secretary that any ojjlice would be proud of. ELMER CHRISTIAN SMITH Colorado State School of Mines Honor Roll, Rifle Club, Track Squad, Service Squad, Success will be his password, fame will be his key. 1' MF- I? A4 f.. .5 , I JQKN sMI'rI-I' ' ' Sketch Club, Poster Club. Candidate for all the boosts. swf' JOAN E LEN SMITH Busin s Social Dancing, Minor Positions, Hon' or Roll. As a secretary, joan can't be beat. LOUISE LI TH MIT A Coll g 5, andballz 0 y, Baseball, Sk, E omol exj Leaders' ll-lbs, 0 I, Girls' Varsity Club, , Art Staff 2 terms, Honor Roll 7 t ms, 5' Minor fs, Arista, As you like her. RAYMOND W. SMITH Columbia Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, junior Band, Annex Basketball Team, Intra' mural Basketball, Honor Roll. Here's hoping he can discover how to extract his own tooth when it disturbs him. R. DALE SNYDER Business Shuflleboard, Social Dancing Baketball Clubs. May she reach the heights of Dale Carnegie. WARREN ROBERT SONNER I' Rifle Team, Varsity Club. Natures wide open spaces has cast its spell. IDA LUCY SPADAMUTA Business Volley Ball, Dancing, Glee Clubs, Assistant to Teacher, Secretary tu Teacher. Ida will be an asset to any ofhce. seventy-one JUNE, 1938 X LUCY RITA SPAGNOLA Business M i ii o r Achievements, Assistant to Teacher. A lively little helper for someone she'll make, For she is very hand, and that is no mistake. RUTH ELLICE SPALDING Business Social Dancing, Shuflleboard, Glee Clubs, Assistant to Teacher. Her selling ability will lead her to fortune. GEORGE FREDERICK SPENCER if .Queens College Dramatic, History, Social Dancing, Lit' erary, Classical, Special Biology, For' um, Chemistry Clubs,'Bus Squad, Hill- topper, Honor 'Roll QSJ. We sity the poor dreamy students that ave him as instructor. ,IACK FLOYD SPITZNER Business Minor Achievements. Efficient management plus an abun- dance of energy will spell 1ack's sucf cess. FLORE E A. ST US Bus Basketball Tennis Vo y all Shui A friend foreue n only for a dayg She's the sweetest girl And forever gay! fleboard, Social Dan . ROBERT A. STADE College French, Forum, Chemistry, History, Clubs, Editorfin'Chief of Le Rappor- teur , Honor Roll 181. 'You can count on Bob to do his job. scventyftwo 4 4 LOTTIE 'jOAN STANTS ' Business School ' '1Mii or Achievements. Uzlew 'York Metropolitan Opera I Houise awaits Lottie, where she'll give'G7'dce Moore competition. HARRY GEORGE STARK College Camera, Dancing Clubs, P. S. A. L. Pins, Honor Roll, Service Squad. Another Eastman. . HELE MH STARKENSTEIN C XT nnis, Hiking, Hob ' tin Clubs, Assistant to Tehx ., Honor Roll, Arista, Girls' League, Program Com- mittee. Her sweet qualities are always shown She'll be liked wherever she's known. WILLIAM AUGUST STEFFEN Minor Achievements Bill will succeed. Nl G MDRUDE . STEINBERG ' ffluee allege. -f 'n ocial Dancing, Baseball, Bas' Clubsg' Honor Roll, Assistant to eacherr' er smile will win friends for her iulierever she goes. ELIZABETH FRANCES STEPPE Business Tap Dancing, Social Dancing Clubs, Assistant to Teacher. Elizabeth will be a secretary of high standards. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL l IRLEY R TICKER if College Baseball, dball, Dancing, Hockey, Tennis asketball, Volley Ball, Glee, ed o , Leaders' Clubs, Honor Roll, s d French Certificates. rom is small package, we expect big thi s. STEVEN FRANK STIGLIC Cornell University Hilltopper HJ, Service Squad 181, Lieutenant Special Service Squad QZJ, Hall Patrol, Chemistry, German Clubs. AllfAmerican 1942. WARREN JOHN STILLWAGGON Science Club, Service Squad, Special Service Squad. Champion weightlifter, R i n g l i n g Brothers. JANE WILSON STONER Business , P2 5 -1 D ' , 'J andball 0 a Dil Cmg 'fgK?JSecretar1al c S. 34,420 , , ' alfil of ill ppe Assistant to Feafcher. , 5 V . . A very e ' reer as an interior decorator' a Elmo, HENRY AUGUST STREITBERGER Business Minor Achievements. Scores winning touchdown for Pro Giants. I ROSEMARIEIYELATNE STU ' Business 'A f ,. Socia1.,Dancing, lffen ' , Shuilleboarfi, Hiking, Honor Roll' H 5 l A good Vxecrdtary-for ailaw Sigf' fice Rosffmarie will cert y f ,I LEWIS FLOYD SUTTER Queens College Junior and Senior Band, Senior and Junior Orchestra, Honor Roll, Hall Patrol, Mathematics Club. Virtuoso of Stradivarius. JOYCE CHRISTIAN SURBER ard lle G , , is, wi mn , ing, Base all, Wal ing, cing bs, P. S. A. als, on oll, ' f tant to c , rad e Years. Our second Eleanor Holm! DO C. SURDI X Businer Baseb-gall, B.asketball,K Haniiall, Hiking, Tenfiis, Syiqish, Pan' inefican Clubs, Chevrons, Hilltapperfalzrench cate. 'Q -. , ,S d .N Cute, irresistable, and oh boy? ' LILIAN ELIZABETH SWEENEY Grace Institute Handball, Hockey, Senior Glee, Class' ical Clubs, Girls' Chorus, Arista, Assisf tant to Teachers. A sweeter colleen could nowhere be found. EVELYN ANNE SWITZER Business College Social Dancing, Glee, Shuflleboard, Hiking, Hockey, Handball Clubs, As' sistant Medical Room, Staff of Per Arcum Titi, Assistant to Teachers. Radio broadcasting will be the source of her income. JAMES J. TAYLOR R Pratt Institute Dancing Club, Service Squad, Sani- tation Squad, Intrafmural Sports, Arisf ta, Assistant to Teacher. Jim wins International Lindy Con- test. aeventyfthree JUNE, 1938 i I ,- v EDNA FRANCES THOMAS , Business ' 1' ' Arista Since Sth Term, Tironian, Base- ball, Volley Ball, Handball, Basketball, Girl' Varsity, Glee, Reporters' Clubs, Major j, Minor j's, Baseball Represenf tativc, Z French Certificates. Edna due to her ualiries of leader q 1 ship, will be the boss in any office. .Stevens Institute 0 Technology Red Crofs, Camera, .Che istry, Secr EDWARD THOMAS . . In A, . J, Va tary of Surveyors' ncing, l,i41t' Metal, C lubs, Lieutenant of Hall P , embQ f YProm Com- mittee, Club taff ofeitopper. l1lU81'lfU'ff15l1C1D super, extra sixteen. ALBERT LEO THOMASIAN Business 2 Years of junior and Senior Orches- tras. He'll compose great symphonies, AGNES EL ON enn's vart tone, Basketball, Base- l s, Spanish Certificate. Busine s li will reach great heights, And keep them forever. EILEEN AGNES THOMPSON Business Tennis Club, Student Council at An- nex, Assistant to Teacher, Honor Roll. Stenography will lead Eileen to fame. ' x i RUTH MARGARET THOMSON Business y Dancing, Tjnnis, Hiking, Basketball, Vblley Ball, Red Cross, History Clubs, Hilltopper, l'Tironian Representative, AssXstant to Teachers, Shorthand Pin. Due' to her journalistic ability, Ruth will become a star reporter. seventyffout' CHARLES J. TIMPANO Mask-Making, Chemistry, Dancing Clubs, Intrafmural Handball, Basket' ball. Charles will mould great jigures in clay. PERRY JAMES TINGUELY College ' lntrafmural Basketball, Golf Team, Queens High School Golf Champion '37, Service Squad, Dancing Club. Wow! A birdief- gosh! . HARRY K. TOEDT Business Minor Activities. All aboard! All points west. MJYRIE TOMASSI ,J Business Cbeeriading Squad, Senior Glee, Girls' Chorus,LBiology, Hockey, Valley Ball, Handball, Archery, Basketball, History Ciubs, Assistant to Teacher, Musical J. . . We wish her success in every under' taking. HERMAN TRAYSTMAN Business Intrafmural Basketball, Football. A mechanical genius. xi, ' T l LI jfrisuiirsl- RE iii Q u ess X W, G e by Tennis J, Dancing, Base' is ball, Go , tdry, Broadcasters' Clubs, Honor oll SQ, Athletic Pin. Her abilities enable her to enter the ,Held of television announcing. JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL ROBERT JOSEPH TRIMBORN t .Queens College Chairman Program Comm. of Arista, Captain Hall Patrol, Capt. Service Squad, Spec. Smoking Squad, Orchesf tra, Spec. Chorus, Glee, Dramatic, Dancing Clubs, G. O., Dance Comm., CityfWide Chorus, Spec. Eng., Latin Classes, Pres. Student Council, Hilltop- per, Theatre Bureau, Roosevelt Service Medal, Service Awards. Bob will make the dead languages wake up. JULIA ANNA TROY fs ge Ten Tap Danc , Glee, Hiking, Red Cr 1 ar f Cl bs, Assistant to Teac a ' 'You ic .: our phone some day -4 -, ' say, number please . ' NUNZIO JOSEPH TUFANO College Minor Activities Not too sober, not too gay, He'll be a good friend in every way. GRACE'A.TIURBl3T'l , , .. Business , , 'Dancing, Tennis, Basketball, Glee, Hikf ing Clubs, Shorthand Pin. A future stenographer in a large office in New 'York City, we conf- dently predict. THOMAS GEORGE TYLER Business Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Dancing Clubs. He will bring glory to his name. ANNA ELIZABETH UBBENSV Art School Volley Ball, Hiking, Handball, Span- ish, Glee, Dancing Clubs. Her artistic qualities will bring her fame. ELSA ULBRICHT Business Girls' Chorus, Dancing, Reporters' Clubs, Honor Roll. Will always be lovely and pure, sweet and demure. MARTIN UMANOFF Cornell-Medicine Biology Squad and Club. Bugs, beware. ELEANOR ALICE UNGER Business College ' Basketball, Handball' Clubs. Her many qualities will be fully appreciated. - ' - ' JOSEPH VAN GREMBERGEN Business ' Lieutenant Hall Patrol, Lieutenant Ser' vice Squad, Lieutenant Smoking Squad, Special English, Biology Classes, Honor Roll, Glee, Ofhcers' Clubs, Intrafmural Swimming, Roosevelt Service Award. He'll swim his way to success. BARBARA RITA VEIT 7' Tennis, Hockey, Glee, Volley Ball, Dancing, Leaders' Clubs, G' ls' Clyarus, s. Assistant to Teachers. ff, ' .VJ H se eff hu gilggqffydv e ' K CQ' v-6TQl3571uf 7 PRISCILLA ANN VISALLI Business Tironian, Tennis, Reporters' Clubs, Honor Roll Ac the mentio Y er namefwt thin ess a d futuribdia ,V I -Q Q . L X .-A cv we' seventy-live JUNE, 1938 JONATHAN POST VISEL College Freshman Baseball, Basketball, Intra- mural Basketball, Varsity Football, Hill' 'l A ' topper. Author: brains and brawn. ROBERT WILLIAM VOGEL Notre Dame Varsity, Dancing Clubs, Varsity Track, Cross Country, Flying Squad, Pacer for Mr. Silverman. Helps Notre Dame beat Princeton - intercollegiate meet. ANNA PRISCILLA VRATARICS Business School Minor Activities, Glee Chorus. A girl whose well prized. FLORENCE MARY VREELAND Mount Sinai Hospital Dancing, Spanish Clubs, Honor Roll, Assistant to Teachers. She'll play around and hit the keys. As a typist we know slie'll please. JOHANNA CATHERINE WAAL Mary Immaculate Nurses' Training Honor Roll, Dancing Club. As a nurse Johanna will be worth whileg She'll greet her patients with a smile. HARVEY MACY WALDRON, Jr, s College Survey, Chemistry, Entomology Clubs, lntrafmural, Lieutenant Bus Squad, Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Special English Class 181. Harue M. Waldron Ensi n Y K I 2 I N., 1244. f seventyfsix DOROTHY GRACE WALLACE Nurses' Training Tennis, Basketball, Hiking, Dancing, Hearthstone, Glee Clubs, Assistant, Honor Roll, 2 French Certilicates. Sec' retary Hearthstone Club. She'll be among the leaders, in the White Parade. VIRGINIA LOUISE WALLACE ' Business Basketball, Volley Ball, Handball, Glee, Red Cross, Dancing, History Clubs, Honor Roll 172, journalism Class, Special Stenography, English Classes, Program Committee, Assistant to Teachers, Arista, Hilltopper, Prom Committee, Shorthand Pin. '.'A Leading Lady with an ideal future. EILEEN ANNA WALSH Business College Tennis, Baseball, Senior Glee, Red Cross Clubs, Honor Roll. Eileen is bubbling over with am' hition. ROBERT THOMAS WALSH Business School P. S. A. L., Assistant to Teachers, Bus Squad, Sanitation Squad, S e r v i c e Squad. Bob will win out, JOHN WALTERS Business Varsity Basketball, Hall Patrol, Varsity Club, Service Squad, Freshman Foot' ball. Will be one of the countrys greatest basketball players. ETHEL MARIE WALTHER V Business School Tennis, Glee, Hiking, Handball, Volley Ball, Basketball, Dancing Cubs, Assisf tant in Ollice, P. S. A. L. Pin. Lively, cheery, happy and gay, Making life worth while all clay. is X I .,. A JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL WINIFRED K. WALZ Business Dancing, Junior Glee, Junior Dramatic Clubs, Assistant to Teachers. It's swell to be natural, cause she's naturally swell. JEAN DORIS WALZER .Queens College Broadcasting, Latin, Literary, Red Cross, History, Biology, Dancing, Ten' nis, Hiking, Hockey, Handball, Feat' ures, News, Sports, Senior Dramatic Clubs, Staff of Hilltopper, Arista, Sec' rctary French Club, Feminine Touch . To be an author, Jean has a yen, We'll be proud to say, We knew her when . GEORGE ROBERT WARNER JV Busines ll' , ' T ' '. Print , Qancing-Chdmistry, His- tory ubs, Hay!.Pa'tl'6l, Assistant to Teachers, Prop e y Committee. Poise personihed. MARY JANE WARREN . Business Dancing Club. Her flying fingers will win her fame ' l 'SYLVIA WA BN x Mt.l-SzE1aiiSch of Nursing H ' lee Clubs, Dues Com- ...ati ini AGreat thil gs come in small packages. ELAINE B. QWEBERLI 1 ' . . ffnaffige at A fTenni, Hiking, Handball, Dancing, Arts, raft-s, Hobbies, Glee,,Circula- tion Clubs, us Squafd-,'Honor Roll, Santation uad. ! smile for everywne, a frown for none, I She'll make many friends, by the time shels done. FRED HENRY WEBER College President Chemistry, Chairman Collec' tion, Boys' Committee of Red Cross, Camera, Dancing, Light Metal, Biol' ogy, Surveying Clubs, Hall Patrol, Honor Roll, Intrafmural Basketball, Arista, Club Staff of Hilltopper. New tunnel under Hudson planned and executed by Weber. GLADYS MARIE WEBER -. HejJiey's Business School Hiking, Tennis Clubs, May Gladys be as successful in life, as she has l7en ,in school. f' f I ' I IZA-crap .PU 'iff GEORGE WEIDNER Business School Honor Intrafmural B a s e b all Squad, Hall Patrol. ERNEST JOHN WEIG City College President of Stamp Club, History, Classical, Literary, Chess, French, Glee, Chemistry Clubs, Intrafmural Basket' ball, Baseball, Lt. Lunch Room Squad, Hall Patrol, Honor Roll, P. S. A. L. Awards, Special Chorus, Junior Red Cross Pin. His actions will speak louder than any words we can say here. FRIEDA EVELYN WEILL .Queens College Dancing, Basketball, Glee, Volleyball Clubs. A little girl who will make herself known in this great, big world. TI LLY TOB Y WEINBERGER Business Tennis, Archery Clubs, Honor Roll, Assistant to Teachers. She has many plans, but always will- ing to lend a helping hand. S'CVBl'ltY'SCVCl'1 JUNE, 1938 CHARLOTTE WEINGARTEN -. College Senior and Junior Orchestras, Special Chorus, Glee, Motion Picture, German Clubs. Her hair is brown, her eyes are brown, Shes fit for a king, and will be wearing a crown. VICTOR JOHN VJEINCARTNER Business Cross Country Team, Track Team, Ser' vice Squad. Intrufmural Activities, As' sistant to Teacher. 'To Victor belongs the spoils. ' A . ' x av N Vit X., X ' RUTH HELEN WEINSTOCK Business ' Reporters', Dnncingf Glcc, Red Cross, Tironiau Clubs, Publicity-Mgr., SECIY, Adveitisipg, 'Circulation Staff of Hill' topfler, Spanish Cert., Honor Roll Sten, Champion, Sec'y Comm. o Bureau Vocation Information, Asst. to Teachers, Pitman Contest Class. i She's an inspiration for McClelland Barclay. WARREN JOHN WEIS Engineering School Minor Achievements. Who can deny He'll take the pie, HEN RY WALTER WERONICK Business Service Squad, Hall Patrol, Social Dancing Cluh, Intrafmural Calasthenf ics, Roosevelt Service Award. Ready, willing, and able to face the problems of life. DANIEL JOSEPH WHALEN Business Junior Varsity Baskethall, Intrafmural Basketball, Baseball, Service Squad, Gym Clerk, Flying Squad. Intelligence and resourcefulness are keys to fame. scventyfeight CHARLES E. WHITE . ' Minor Activities. Watch his smolqe. EDWARD LOUIS WHITE .w .X College -Honor Roll, President Annegc Science Club, Intrafmural Basketball Award, Hall Patrol, Service Squad. A mighty mite. ROBERT CHARLE AD Assistant to T ache Roll. nows Rhett doing. DOROTHIS MAE WHITMORE Glee, Basketball, Tennis, Hockey and Handball Clubs, Special Chorus. All things come to one who waits. MURIEL JOAN WICKS Business School Baseball, Basketball, Volley Ball, Ten' nis, Hiking, Handball, Hockey, Glee, Dancing, Red Cross, Poetry, Spanish, Science and Literary Clubs, Honor Roll, P. S. A. L. Pin. A, F. of L. - Always full of life! ALBERT GERARD WIDMAN Business Service Squad, Intraemural Basketball, Dancing Club. He'll come thru. , til' x iittw, JAMAICA HIGH Scnooi. ANN FAITH WEIGERT Center College Baseball Vollc Ball Golf Basketball . . , y , , Clubs, Secretary to Teachers. The girl with a smile is a girl worth while. JOHN JOSEPH WILEY Business Cheering Squad, Service Squad, Assis' tant to Teacher, Intrafmural Basketball and Swimming, jewelry Representative, Honor Roll, Who's Who Committee. He will make his fortune in Holly' wood. EREDERICK MARTIN WILKENS N .Queens College President of Senior Class, Surveying Club, Arista, Comm of Student Courts, Chief Comm, Vice Pres. Boys' Varsity Club, Rifle Team, lntrafmural Swim' ming, Cheering Squad, Service Squad. He aims high and never misses. ERWIN S. WILLIAMS C. C. N. T. W , 4 ' jpelaemistry, History, Biology, Analytical .J ,po W. ' ,J Chemistry Clubs, Honor Roll, Iewelry Committee, Year Book Collection Com' mittee. One we will he glad to call friend . FRANK HUGHES WILLIAMS Radio, Chemistry and French Clubs. For great and low there's but one test, 'Tis that each man shall do his best. MARG Tl WILLIAMSx Bus ss Scl o Ro us Squad, Tennis Club, stantx Teachers, Editorial Stail' L VPAe',Nscular. f SQ reach the top. VIRGINIA E. WILLIAMS Business Social Dancing, Red Cross Clubs. Assistant to Teacher. 'You will attain 'Your ambitions aim. CAMILLA N. WILSON Business School Assistant to Teacher, Dramatic, Liter' ary, Dancing, Glee Clubs, Red Cross. Always quiet, always steady, Ambitious and ever ready. EDWARD JOSEPH WILSON Swimming and Baseball Teams, Intraf mural Awards, Assistant to Teacher, Service Squad, Good nature is an element of success, FLORENCE S. WINGARDNER College Riding, Tennis, Basketball, Volley Ball, Dancing Clubs, Special Biology Class. Honor Roll, Dues Committee. Slie'll Cast a spell A'la Katherine Cornell. LOUIS WIRTH Business Social Dancing, Glee, Chemistry Clubs, Assistant to Teachers. 'You will be voting for him in a few years. EDNA ADA WITHERELL Tironian, Reporters' Clubs, Honor Roll, Pins for Typewriting, Assistant to Teacher, Pitman's Contest Class. She'll work around and hit the keys, As a secretary we know she'll please. seventyfnine JUNE, 1938 JACK WOLITZ Glec, Broadcasting, Handball, Chem' istry Clubs, Honor Roll, Special Chorus, Hall Patrol, Assistant to Teachers, Assistant in English Book Room. Personality -+- good nature Z fame and good fortune. FRANKLIN WOOD Business Swimming Team. Assistant to Teachers, Hall Patrol, Service Squad. A merman of fame. IRVING AARO WOODS .Queens College Hilltopper, Print Shop, Hall Patrol, Service Squad, Dancing, Forum, As' tronomy, Radio, Glee Clubs, Honor Roll, Arista. He'll always hit the nail on the head. THELMA G. WORD Business Sc l H r .ol , As ' ant to Teacher, Ref p r ' ies, Social Dancing, Shuff e luhs. Always pleasant and gay, full of pep, push. and go. THEODORE WORT N' Servic ' a fHal trol nural Bask ' H' , raqahy Club. Teddy will succeed. ROSELLE ANNA MAY RIEGER Roosevelt Nurses' 'Training School Basketball, Baseball, Hiking, Social Dancing, Hockey, Glee Clubs. Florence Nightingale, the second. eighty CHARLES HENRY YOUNG lntrafmural Baseball, Basketball, Track, Biology, Social Dancing Clubs, Service Squad. Speak what lies in your commission. Speak with careful composition. JAMES D. YOUNG Captain of the Rifle Team. A good head and industrious hand Are worth gold in any land. EDWIN ZELLER Business Service Squad, Intra'mural Basketball. There will be an M. D. after his name. FRANK ZIGMUND Hockey Team, Service Squad, Assistant to Teachers, Special History Class. ln hocke , a flash But careful, not rash. - 5 o Jos H if lp Nd R Tr Team Achievements. ' ing i goal, Ioeis a conscientious soul. FLORENCE SHAPIRO w Sjyracuse+Collegc of Fine Arts Art Editor of Oracle, Art Stall of Hill- topper, Swimming Club, Scenery Staff for Dramatic Club. Connoisseur of the fine arts. THE CLASS HISTORY ERA ONE ITH their eyes almost popping out of their heads, and their faces twitching with curiosity, some one thousand five hundred freshies entered the portals of one Jamaica High School. After several months at Jamaica, it was evident that they had gained some knowledge. Martin Mar' kowitz discovered, after standing in front of the school clocks two hours every day for seven months, that they don't work. Hewitt Gurnee found out that the fountain in the park did not get its water from the Goose Pond, and in addition it was free of charge. After studying for approximately three weeks, some fifteen hundred freshman discovered that they didn't have to take regents. And with these startling discoveries, 950 educated freshies turned Full Fledged Sophomores. ERA TWO R HREE years to go. We make it or bust, was the battle cry of the undaunted nine hundred. One Bill Roeder decided that he wanted to know where the detention hall was situated, and after wandering around the halls for several days he was finally given a detention for unnecessary loitering in the corridors. ' Walter Appleton and Charles Devine had a terrific urge to learn how to row, and since the only lake in the vicinity was the Goose Pond , they started their venture on it. The next day Walter Appleton and Charles Devine were absent from school, The second day both sailors returned, more adhesive tape than flesh showing. Q And five months flew by. Some nine hundred freshies minus fifty snubbed up their noses, for now they were juniors. ERA THREE AVING finished one half of his school career, in a normal and same manner, Larry Hamsley suddenly decided to become a sharpie . As the next step in his development, the aforementioned Mr. Ham' sley decided he must have a flute. He compromised with a tin whistle. The baseball team won the city championship and Joe Dooley was given a trip by the New York World Telegram with the Brooklyn Dodgers as the most valuable player. It was somewhat unusual, since Mr. Dooley was noted for his excellent pitching and not for crazy base running antics, while the Dodgers were known for crazy base running and not exceptionally fine pitching. Esther Doctorvitz squeezed into Arista with about 180 points. fOnly 85 above the minimumj. Bonnie Brown, Ken Kinnes, and Marty Wilkens became politicians and were elected to the student council. James Anderson began piling up the hundreds in his regents marks. Soon the teachers became wise and started to count his errors, thus giving him marks of zero instead of hundred. flt looked differentj. ERA FOUR N September, 1937, the class remains the only one in the school to have over one thousand members. By February this one thousand thinned out to eight hundred and fifty who are still striving to reach their goal, graduation. Bob Trimborn was elected VicefCommissioner of Police, and held his post for a weekfend, Some- body then found a few extra votes for Ken Robinson who took over his job on Monday. A disastrous performance of a quartet occured at the senior assembly. Lew Sutter's baritone sax was out of tuneg Bill Baker's trumpet was out of time, and Ed Avril's drums were just plain out , The other member of the quartet was the only one in . Many prominent seniors were seen at the Peace day strikes, at which a war was held and after which the speaker's clothes were in pieces, and they in the lake. The Junior Prom was, as usual, patronized by seniors who wished to practice for the Senior Prom. A strange incident occurred when Wally Appleton and Mr. Laherty walked in with a prize cup which the Hill' topper had won. Sixty couples crowded around the two, necessitating the discontinuance of the music fthere were no more dancers leftj. At the Arista dance quite a lot of comment was heard about the fact that there were no wallflowers . Another person remarked, With whom is Ken Robinson dancing? And then on graduation night, we, the largest class in the history of jamaica High School, having sucf cessfully beaten off the attempts of the Board of Regents to keep us in school for another term, did graduate. eighty'one SENIOR ESSAY -- FIRST PRIZE Adventures in Music By RUTH BLOCK You may know her-that girl next door, who, during the whole summer, drums away at that one Bach Prelude, make ing the same mistakes in the same places, time after time. You sometimes wonder why someone doesn't strangle her fper- haps she wonders, tool. It happens that she has heard that prelude performed with the most exquisite lightness, deftness and effortlessness. She will never play it like that, and she knows it, but for a long time she will try pretty hard. Why then does she continue in this apparently futile effort? What is there so intriguing in this vain pursuit? I call it vain and futile, and yet I wonder if it really is so. In struggling toward a goal, no matter how impossible that goal may be, is not the most ininitesimal bit of progress worth that struggle? Besides, she has tasted of the delight, the comfort, the companionship that music offersg she has found one friend she will never lose, one friend she will never forsake. Until three or four years ago, I had always supposed that I was quite fond of music, and indeed I was fond of it. I had heard it regularly all my life. My mother has always played the piano. My parents scarcely ever miss a broadcast of the major symphonic orchestras. Still, I had never really listened to most music in the sense of hearing and appreciating it. Of course I had my favorite pieces and there was some music which delighted me, but I Cannot say that I ever paid much attention to anything symphonic. I remember very clearly the sunny winter afternoon when I experienced my nrst adventure in music. It began quite inauspiciously. The warm, bright light was streaming over my shoulder, making queer shadow patterns on the floor from the rug. I was lazily, and without any show of concentration, trying to get my Math homework done. The radio was on, and if I had listened I might have heard the announcer say that the next number was to be the Romeo and Juliet over' ture by Tschaikowsky. I did not hear him say anything. I only know that I suddenly became conscious of the most ecstatic, most exquisite sound I had ever known. It is difficult to describe that feeling, when in thrilling oblivion, one is lost to all but the surging melody. I realize now that much depends upon the moment, upon the degree of sensitiveness of which one is capable at the time. I have since heard that overture many times, and I love it now and always shall, but still I do not think that I've ever heard it twice with the same sensations. So it was that I was inaugurated into the mysteries of symphony, and learned to listen to music whenever I could New doors were opened to me, new paths to follow, new discoveries to make. Some paths I have since forsaken, some I shall travel always, and others there are that I have not yet found. Brahms, the profound, the towering, the majestic-what end is there to learning and loving his music? Yet, was it not I QI recall it with shamej, who said to my mother of his Sec-ond Piano Concerto, Understand the Second? Why it's impossible. The First is at least clear and melodious, but the Second is unintelligiblen. Well, everything takes time, and the time came when I stood before the radio, rapt, lost in the intricacies of the second movements of that very concerto, amazed at its brilliance and power, at its intense bold flight, at its magnificence. Still, while understanding one part, I missed another. lt took many months more before I understood the calm beauty of the third movement. And how much this introduction to Brahms has meant to me! Chamber music which had never before appealed to me, now appeared enchanting. His symphonies were revealed to me in all their nobility and strength, their melodies interwoven with such craftsmanship, that now, for me, there is no surpassing Brahms. It has been the same with every piece of music I have come to love, and often now, when I do not understand a composition I think of it as a future happiness, as a mystery that only time and patience can solve. Music and memories are often so closely associated that it is hard to think of a favorite composition without having some incident or occurrence recalled to one's mind. For instance, whenever I think of the Chopin Fantaisie I remember King Richard the Second . Last year my mother studied the Fantaisie intensively, and on the morning that I left to see Richard the Second she was playing the buoyant, hopeful march that precedes the ilnale, I left the house, thinking of it, but I had forgotten it by the time we reached New York. I have never enjoyed any performance as much as I did Maurice Evans' King Richard . On the way home in the train, in that exhilarated mood that follows a pleasant experi' ence, I thought about the play. Suddenly I noticed that I was listening to the rhythmic turning of the wheels of the speed' ing train, beating out the exultant measure of the Fantaisie . Such feelings of enthusiasm and happiness are not soon forgotten. And adventures, indeed, are those few joyous occasions that I so eagerly anticipate:-concerts. I was taken to a concert, a piano recital, for the first time when I was about ten years old. It is rather strange that I should recall the trip, remember sitting' near the stage so that we could only see the pedalling, even remember the bronze plaque outside the build' ing, and yet the only composition played that I remember is the 'IRide of the Valkyrie . Its wild, dramatic sequences must have made a very strong impression on my childish mind. My reactions when I go to a concert now, however, are quite different. I am usually familiar with the music I hear, and I certainly carry away more lasting impressions. Naturally my enthusiasm is greater for some works than others, and I venture into different realms of music with different anticipationsg but the religious mysticism of Cesar Frank, the sometimes barbaric strength of Sibelius, and the flow' ing melodies of Rachmaninoff, though they are so different, all have equal beauty for me. As far as music goes, I am an amateur, I shall always be. However, the word amateur means not only novice , but also one who loves , and with this second meaning I am well content. - eighty'two SENIOR ESSAY -- SECOND PRIZE Security or Freedom By DORIS MERLIN Security is the goal, the safe harbor, the freedom from worry, for which men have striven since life was begun. It is the rock on which we in fancy, moor our destiny until death makes earthly security worthless. Freedom is the breaking away from orthodox forms of existence. It is the force that spurs us to leave the convenf tional highway of life and seek new fields to conquer. Men have fought and died in defense of this freedom and have cherished it as one of the greatest legacies given to them by God. A History's pages form a fascinating study of the desire of tribes and nations to win freedom and hold it securely. The spirit of freedom never dies. Truly the immortal lines of Byron have applied through the centuries: Hereditary bondsmanl Know ye not Who would be free themselves must strike the blow? We read of the tribes of Israel trekking from their bondage in the civilized Egypt to the vast wilderness, in order to be free. We read of the nerce struggle for Grecian liberty, the revolting of men against the bonds of feudalism, the fight against the stony darkness of the age of the French revolution. Then we read of our own. forefathers throwing off the yoke of the Old World with all the security it offered, to become a free, independent nation. To illustrate the point we might contrast the lives of brothers in a typical New England home in the infant years of our country. One remained at home and, under the watchful eyes of the vigilant soldiers armed with bayonets, tilled and reaped on the farm. He and friends of his type founded the factories which were to establish in security some New Eng' land town as a manufacturing center, The other brother saddled old Betsy and set out across the plains of the West. He tramped beside the prairie schooner, fought Indians and founded a new empire, the glorious West. The spirit of this brother, the spirit of freedom, discovered gold, He planted the first field of wheat which was to become, in later years, one of the chief industries of our country. Not so long ago the Lone Eagle soared aloft in the gray dimness of an early morning and through the ice and sleet challenged the swirling Atlantic and landed safely in Paris. His independent spirit and courageous manner gave to the world a mastery of the skies but, greater than this, a freedom from the earth. 1 Turning to Nature, we see the fledgling bird tended carefully by its mother until, at an early age, it is thrust ruth- lessly out into a world of space. After a few blundering efforts, it learns to Hy. It sails off gracefully into a world of free' dom, free to roam far from its secure nest and at liberty to settle where it pleases. I hope soon to leave the security of my school life. I want to become independent with the money I hope to make. I shall he free in the business world to forge ahead as did the warriors of old. But shall I be altogether free and unfet' tered? When I enter a position I shall be given a number. This is my social security number which guarantees me security in my old age, provided I pay a certain part of my salary weekly to the government, remain unmarried and live to a ripe old age, I can not seem to imagine the forceful Daniel Boone or Davy Crockett being given a number and assured of an old age pension. Personally I feel that freedom must be the goal if the world is to continue in its stride toward its millennium. I see dictators and laws of totalitarian states regulating political opposition and free thinking and I ask myself the questions, Are the arts and sciences, too, to be regimented along restricted avenues? VVill any young people ever reecho Patrick Henry's words, 'Give me liberty or give me deathl' This is a problem to be answered only by the youth of today and tomorrow. Which will he choose, security or freedom? Security is safety. Safety often kills initiative. When one is safe, there is little desire to explore unknown fields. Yet if the spirit of Columbus had been satisfied with the scientific data of his time, he would not have had the dar' ing to hurl his belief against the geographical laws set up by the learned men of his country. However, his active mind sought freedom from the accepted theory that the earth was flat and he declared our planet of a rounded Contour. He pleaded his cause for freedom of thought, and gave to the world a new continent. The Pilgrim fathers sought to break away from the old world's intolerance of religious beliefs other than those des' ignated by the rulers. Their spirit found freedom in the bleak, barren fastness of our New England coast. Their desire for freedom of religion was the beginning of a new and mighty nation. i America, even today offers opportunity and fame to those who will dare to break away from tradition and give new ideas to improve the republic, science, or medicine. Faced with the crisis of today, I feel sure that Young America , composed of the graduates of our high schools and colleges will rise' to the occasion and prove equal to the task of continuing the driving spirit of our ancestors. Moreover, freedom may mean security to many. The poor but ambitious immigrants' huddle together by the rail of the ship, eager to catch the first glimpse of the new country which they are entering. Unspoken questions fill the air. Will this new country offer to them a haven of security? Would this tedious, heartrrending voyage from their native land be justified when they are absorbed into the great United States? Their mute appeals to the heavens are answered when the Statue of Liberty is sighted. It is a symbol of the freedom of the country, standing there straight and strong amid the churning waters of the harbor. Yet to the minds of these men and women it conveys the blessed throught of security. Its arms and hands seem strong and kind enough to reach out and cradle the children of all nations protecting and defend' ing them for as long as they wish. These people then enter the country, strong in the conviction that the future is bright for them. They have freedom but with economic security. They have security but with spiritual freedom. Soon they and their children will intermingle with us. Their voices will rise joyously with ours in the national anthem. We, citizens of the United States, free and independent, secure and happy, facing a glorious golden future as free individuals in a free nation ring out the climax of the song together: For the land of the free and the home of the brave. eightyfthree East i11e111h 1251111112111 wp The Senior class of june, 1938, being of comparatively sound and disposing mind and memory, and considering the uncertainty of this lazy life, do make, publish and declare this to be our last and as follows, hereby revoking all other and former Vifills by us at anytime made. First, after our lawful debts are paid-Class dues, caps and gown, Senior Prom Bid, etc., etcu tue give: Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Thirteenth: Fourteenth: Fifteenth : Sixteenth : To Dr. Vosburgh-Five more years of W.P.A. workers. To Dr. Chickering-Three Thousand Greek Students. To Mr. Brown-A list of names that will balance. To Mr. Ryan-A robot to mark his papers. To Mrs. Sorkin-One chocolate bar every period. To Miss Acton-A poetry club with poetical members. To Dr. Leutscher-High hopes for 1940. To Mr. Copeland-One good and slightly used soap box. To Mrs. Edgar-Twelve G.O. candidate speakers who will follow directions. To Miss Hughes-A second violin section that can play and be heard. To Miss Bernhard-Girls who don't wear slacks in school. To The Oracle-One four-walled office. To The Hilltopper-Six typewriters that work. To Arista-A male surplus. To the Freshmen-A newly sodded lawn to run across. To the Graduates of January '59-A job for all. Vxfe hereby appoint The Senior Class of january, 1939, to be Executors of this our last Will and Testament. ,ilu We have hereunto subscribed our name, and affixed our seal, the thirtieth day of Iune, in the year one thousand nine hundred and thirtyfeight. Witiies.ses: Pres. Sr. Class-Martin Willqiiis VicefPres. Sr. Class-Marie Brown Editor Sr. Tr. Book-Esther Doctorvitz cightyflour SENIOR CLASS, IUNE, 1938 ORGANIZATIQNS ARISTA Dr. Thomas Mitchrll. former principal of jamaica High School. organned the jamaica Chapter ol' Arista, in 1911, soon alter he caine to the school, Arista was formed to organize thg lwtter students ol' thc school so that their capacity Iior serving the school would he increased. As an example ol' this, many meinhers tutor dvicienn students alter school in suhjecls in which they excel. :X quota of two per cent of tht- pupils of the total school registration, including the annexes. are admitted into Arista. Admission is only open to pupils in the lilith term and over, and is lwased upon scholarship, place' ment on the honor roll for two previous terms and school services, such as teacher help OIL CXrl'nl'k'llI'l'lflllfll' llftlxltltfx. Applicants are interviewed hy teachers who are niemhrrs ol' the Arista Senate, a group of teachers who assume faculty sponsorship of the organization, and are later brought before an assembly of representative Krista members. Points are given for averages, ,gy-vices, and votes received from Senate members. outside teachers, and Arista members. Those Z per cent ol thc school registration receiving the highest numhcr of points are admitted. At the hcginning ol' the term new mcmhcrs are installed at an Arista Assam' hly held during a regular morning assemhly period and in the afternoon ol the same day an :Krista lnstallation Luncheon is ln-ld. Near the end ol' the term elections are held for hoy leader, girl leader, secretary and treasurer. These otlicers are chosen from those ineinhers who are going to he graduated the lollowing term. This term Miss Nlary Callan is Senate Leader and Ken Rohinson is hoy leader: Mary Louise Carr. girl lcaderi lean Brown. secretary and Harold lagendorf is treasurer. v' 4 4 0:04 , Q. f...gg. O fr vie.-t v' . ? 4 VSNI' 'J -'fi'-sul R 63:- 4 n vi' fn. C vi-1 flu 4 i I at OO O l ' 090 , 1 Q Xlo'O,'?g f o 990 ag' 'O 9 f. O I -11'-Ex: IW M9 - : ,-::a'g ,'1::,n .59 dd if - ' - fu ': Q N 09 , 50499 5 'z 'MW rt- f o iff., 'QM 5'-Lfii at .HA LNGIQHIIDSR cightytive Elementary and advanced instruction offered uightyfsix Business Instmdtion for High Sc Owl Graduates A SPECIALIZED COURSE IN THE SCHOOL OF INTENSIVE SECRETARIAL TRAINING DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS ' il Supplement the High School education with Nmouui business skills to meet the changing demands A5 T9 of the day. 3 .2 149K 6 X 4 A 4 X ff 42.9 fi wi QR 3 Y' Q gs Q 1 V was P' ' I r-A Q- ijo, vi: my . J? 'Jggfkwk ' tw? X my' mm, N ,, f - 1-'ff-ws:-:N -A YW as ' :NWO .QI I C Q R1 V'iQZ2YS2j 4 ix Q' .ew , iw: gzwf. C 'vw 1 3 ,Z ,A 454 uf 1, ,sw iss . , 4 4 A 3 '2' 5 952 1 z A 4, , Q 5 .4 23 44 .5 A Q. -sw--M -M '.. 1 .MW A -.-we-sz-:-fv..Z-' ww- : V f f-.f.:2-f:w-f:- W' -'22 5w,1,, . , -1 -ws: QQ. ,f aff? 43' 5 'Y 9122- 'P .' Y' '3 :,::5f,s.vs:4f3' '-5211? 4 - 5 5 E. ' -- :T -- 54 fixfif? -' 5515 I Z s sf 4 -of S S 5 XC gf, . -is R., , 1 0.92, 5. 4 Q, . 1 ff . , .L 3 . , v A E' a .,. ' Q ...Z .... 1 Wd, WM . fgypxcfwg Q53 5, ,f E . 'ff W 1 aff iq vi ff 1 : ' 2 f 'f A , gif ,fr if K ,, 3 ss 4 1 ' LW Q Ht f rngg 1 f 6 , Q I5 ...?,.,, , ,,,, in all secretarial subjects, including Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Business Ma- chines and junior Business Administration. Training presented intensively by the Indi- vidual Promotion Plan . Students advance according to individual accomplishment. A SUPERVISED OFFICE EXPERIENCE. A A SCHOOL OF DISTINCTION FOR DIS- CRIMINATING PEOPLE. A EFFECTIVE PLACEMENT BUREAU. A :ii ' 'P A SUMMER sEss1ON TURNS VACATION 'A ' MONTHS TO PERMANENT ADVANTAGE. In A CATALOGUE UPON REQUEST. UUEENSBURU SCHUUL I5U'I5 JAMAICA AVENUE JADHAICA, L. I. jAmaica 6-1981 - 1982 Patronize Om' ALl1'CTIISC7'.9 SOCIAL DANCING Last term, under Mrs. Margaret Fahey's sponsorship, the Social Dancing Club was organized in an effort to follow the modern spirit of education hy developing the social graces for future life. As its name implies, this cluh centers on the teaching of social dancing. Because the individuals in the group were so varied in their ability to dance, a unique plan was arranged through which the club obtained the services of the Arthur Murray Dancing School. On alternate weeks the members put into pracf tice the steps learned at the previous meeting. Among the steps taken up are the shag, lindy hop, rhumba, tango and peabody. The music is provided by an electric amplifying sound system which is owned by the club, The officers are: joe Russo, presidentg Virginia Aal, vicefpresidentg Hal MacDougall, secretaryg and George Pagan, treasurer. Due to the extreme popularity oi a club of this kind, the Middle Session Dancing Club was organized this term. It has all the advantages and privileges of the mother club. The club is ably guided by its president, Bob McElfreshg vice-president, John Romano, Secretary, Adell Beer: and Treasurer, john Garfinkel. eightyseven ghty-eight The Best in Business Education DRAKE USTN SS CH OL, Inc. 90-53 SUTPHIN BLVD., JAMAICA jAlVIAICA 6-3835 - 36 1 BLOCK FROM L. I. R. R. STATION 'PHONE OR WRITE FOR CATALOGUE ALL REGISTRATIONS SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSION Individual and Specialized Training in All Business Subjects Special Summer School FOUR SCHOOLS IN QUEENS COUNTY Patronize Our Advertisers THE SERVICE SQUAD The Service Squad, under thc sponsorship of Mr. George Copeland, rcndcrs vuluznhlc assistance to the school, in helping to curry out its rulcs and regulations. lt includes organizations such as the bus service squad, special service squad, sanitation squad, smoking squad and the hall patrol. Ken Rohinson is Commissioner of Police. jack Coughlin is VicefCommissioncr of Police, Each Lcrin the squad holdf an dinner at which the members who have done outstanding work are given their Roowvclt Service Award. eightyfnine The SCHOOL of CHAMPIONS! I J X il! ij LI K ll 'fin' ' , f I E SECRETARIAL COURSE SHORTHAND flsaac Pitman or Creggj TYPEWRITING BOOKKEEPING BUSINESS ENGLISH SECRETARIAL TRAINING BUSINESS LAW FILING SPELLING DICTAPHONE EDIPHON E COMPTOMETER MIMEOGRAPH ELECTRIC ADDING MACHINE The Where You Should Receive Your Tusiness Education CHAMPIONSHIP CUP WINNERS Every year the Pitman Commercial Teachers Association conducts a contest in Washington Irving High School, in New York City. THESE CONTESTS ARE OPEN TO ALL THE PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOLS IN NEW YORK CITY and VICINITY. Students of the Delehanty Institute Secref tarial School have competed in five of these contests. They won first place on three occasions. WE ARE NOW IN POSSESSION OF THE PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP CUP THE SCHOOL OF CHAMPIONS! DELEHANTY Institute SECRETARIAL sci-loots 90-14 Sutphin Boulevard - Jamaica - JAmaica 6-7997 New York School: 120 West Forty-Second Street, New York City. 'Phone, STuyvesant 9-6900 Patronize Our Advertisers W The Usher Squacl Q -2 AY J.C. I The Usher Squad under Miss Mahel Bernhard's sponsorship, serves the school faithfully at all lectures, meetings, concerts, and at graduation hy acting as ushers. It is cap' tained by Jean Ormont, and the members include Doris Bossi, Bonnie Brown, Evelyn Gavey, Miriiiiii Seekaiup and Adele Bramm, Applicants for this squad must he sevf enth termers. The Golf Team 'LX Q 'W f 1 , Q-. a . 'rfx I ' XX I V' ,f 1 3' ,. f .I fl, .1 I, , i- ,ff 'IG 1 fl ' .v-A ' - f X ff s T ,f The Gull' Team is coached by Mr. Thomas Cairnes. The chief veterans on this term's ff T .T team are Perry Tingucly. Rohert Zzirniner and Douglas Reid, Last year the team was ' ' Sli i' eliminated in the semiflinal match for the P. SA. L, championship, The team uses tw ' N- R the Forest Park course as their home links. LQ' J- 'elif Y nineLy'one The Oracle ii, xv The Uiaele, ,Iamaiea High Selinnll literary arts magazine, has won many medals and X hlui' iihh-ins, :M present, Ur, ,Iuhn Sehieswnlil is faculty sponsor. Miss Ottilie Kuelin, ui .iilviseig and Gladys Cast, editnr-infelxiel, with Richard Hess, acting as associate S dilnr. The literary stall includes jean Merfiernan, Hope Castagnola, Severin Riedo, Willwiiis Clark and Altnn Mulasky. Cnfart editors are Adrian Puulini and Elmer Loher with llnherl Cole as husiness inzznager The German Club C47fl7!'7. X ,.: 7h ,gy :e T 4463- B J.C. ninety-two The German Cluh, sponsored hy Ivlrs. lvlarie Fuhrinann, publishes a weekly paper, Ein Ton :uni Schull and a term publication, MDN Sehallu and assists German students. The eluh acts out plays and stories, sings songs and holds contests. Hans Mnser is president, Virginia Steiner and Ernest Moser are vicefprcsidcnts, Ruse Millstcin is secretary, and Dorothy Sander is treasurer. The Biology Club 4,4 V ,g. -. . The Checring Squad was Hrst formed by Mr. George Copeland in 1919 in the old -lainaica High School hnilding. lt was organized to spur the teams on tn victory hy cheering, Ar present the Qquad under lvlrs Marie Bryant, has Edward Peck and Bonnic Brown as Cnfcaptaiiis. The other meml'vei's are Elnici' Glover, Marie Tninassi, luck Wiley, Advlc Beer, Dottie Byrnes and Muriel Vogt. dent: Cora Pctrelli, secretary: and David Katz, fI'CIlSlIl'Cl'. , 35:1 The Biology Cluh. advised lay MiGs Mary' F. Giaiiinialw. was lornicd tu enrich Nludent knowledge of biology, lts inenilwcrx dwec: aninials and pcrforrn Ncicntific cxpcriincn and publish BiofSynapsc . Herhcrt Dunning is prcsidentg Mary Tauhcr, vieefprcsi The Cheering Squad 1 rx , J Xi' X f , ni f w- he Q 'mqjlfllg' ff , f . Y ,jaw 7 ,, 7' ,,... if in I, J , - ff nf' nv ninctyfthrec Loren Murchison 6- Co., Inc. Jewelers and Station 40 CLINTON STREET NEWARK, N. J. JEWELERS TO THE CLASS OF JUNE '38 CLUB PINS MEDALS FRATE RNITY PINS TROPI-IIES Patromze Our Advertisers The French Club T he-L 'lt 4,-J' 1 1. L ax' bv ,Fx-5 A, 'gf' 41, -. The French Club attracts all students who desire to increase their knowcdge of Frcnch. T... H ' iaig,-.A The club is supervised by Mr. joseph Lundari, and its ofllccrs are Goldie Pcchcnulc, A E! QW? ,Q-:gi prevalent: Gahrxel Pcrlstcm, vlccfprcsxdent. and ,lean W'al:cr. Qccrctury, At prcsent 7 l ,v the club as contemplating the prcsentutior- uf a French prwgram to the students. 4,.?.4-- -.fl --ff 'ZS-- '2,-,'- fi T.. The l-loclcey Team , X Thu Hockey Team, coachcd lvy Mr. Frank Hushcy und advised by Mr, Frank Wild, is Z tlw prcscm, hnldcr of thu city flmmpiomhip. The captain is Charles Ncitmzm, U thu six mcn un thu team, Chzxrlcs Ncitmzm. Gcurge Dillinglmm and Charlcr Sengstalic Z? arc on thc all-nity lwckcy team. The regulars mcludc Brll Nlurruy. gcmlicg Frank Zig' AL , Q if I mund, Llcfcnsci Charles Scngsmkc, defense: Charles Ncitmzm, wing: Vincent Hl'lTC1'Cll, X-ffl! . . . . . .1 wmgg and Gcorgc Dlllmgham, center. .loc Rogers IS the l7US1l1CSS Ill2lI1ZlgCI'. f? K fjfi ninctyfllvc The bond of school-day friendships is sealed the more firmly by an ex- change of photographs. At Graduation Your friends will want yours. Senior Class Photographer CAPS AND GOWNS ON HAND FOR YOUR GRADUATION PHOTOGRAPH Patrrmizc Om' Advcrtisca The l-learthstone Club 1 ' i J 1- wv-... - Vw: 1 Z v 11 a- 40 :rits k.,,l xv-affix .1-I ' . 1' ' A . '. 9: :X I , A ' K is T ,Y . . , T . 'F s pill!! .1-, 's 3 '. If ... V f' 'Z f SSA -, e wa s s F65 fa? ,-' Q74 A '55 4 .Ah 'b X Ms I f ' N, .g- x Pi..- x- '-I Qu , ,V ,f A A rl 9' ' 2?'2tNe7- f ,,: --r A 2 1, . -2 . ' '1 L--'fn r C xj The Hearthstone Club, sponsored by Miss Amy Storer, aims to make the school more homelike and to oflcr opportunities for seeing and knowing the best that is being developed in the various phases of Home Economics. Requirements for membership are three terms of Home Economics, Its officials are Lois Albrecht, president: Charlotte Siering, vicefpresidentg Dorothy Wallzlce, recording secretary: Edith Breitenhush, corresponding secretary: Alma Rysteat, treasurer: and Virginia Westhezud, Chairman of Faculty Teas. The Girls' Varsity Club provides for and encourages student participation in athletic activities. The group is made up of girls who possess a major I, three minor -Vs, or are representatives of a particular cluh. Mrsc Christine Leahy and Miss Catherine Brennan are the advisers. and Louclla Hazelton is presidentg Bonnie Brown, vice-president and Doris Bossi, chairman of publicity. The club holds a girls' athletic day and awards letters and pins. The Girls' Varsity Club ninety-seven BROWNE'S BUSINESS SCHOOL 149-18 JAMAICA AVENUE REpublic 9-4046 SPECIAL SUMMER COURSES INTENSIVE COURSES IN ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS. LIMITED ENROLLMENT. APPLICATIONS FOR SUMMER COURSES MUST BE APPROVED BY THE PRINCIPAL. FALL TERM CATALOG OF NEW COURSES TO BE OFFERED IS NOW AVAILABLE POSITIONS SECURED! Send for record Of 1933 placements to date SOLD IN YOUR SCHOOL SOLD IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD COMPLIMENTS Afff . f ch 9 if O C --:X-' .fr- Elt X xxx xi' SALESMEN ICE CREAM Of , , , Bre er Ice Cream Co. LOOSE-WIICS BISCLIIII CO. Y INCORPORATED ST ALBANS N.Y 34fO9 QUEENS BOULEVARD LONG ISLAND CITY, N. Y. STillweIl 4f5000 tyfeight Pawonize Our Advertisers The Girls' League 1,5 1 an C ' 14 , V u -4,1 . r 5.5. 1 ,I 8 .U- I , Jai, if, .- v ,- . In ,. 5129- 'K . c ,- .X Af.,-. Y I, , j,:nQ? up--A' , Q iwh.-L1 5- ,. l'i.Q:A l'l'l .' W ,'lu :H . . 'fu' 11 'Xl .4 I A .1 I ,i t T ' -If? u- . ' sl ' - . -1 1. -Q' -1 ' ' - r ,a f 'xi - ,g S, .W , A -f ff L f 'Llr' 2 lll 'f ' TS 2 gnssl-it The Girls' League was formed under Miss Mahel Bernhard's supervision to hind to' gether the girls of the school to further their own interests. Its members, elected C. O, representatives in their respective enrolling rooms, attend meetings. and tell the league the girls' desires, ln this way the students have secured paper towels for the girls' room and curtains and decorations lor the lunch room, The olhcials are Bonnie Brown, president: Doris Bossi, viccfpresidcnt: Adele Bramm, secretary1 and Anna Graf, treasurer. The Classical Club, sponsored hy Mrs, Lillian Shapiro, aims to further the Cultural hack' ground of Latin and Greek students, This term the main project is the presentation ol' a play which is a satire ol' Ulysses on Circeis lsland. Debates and discussions are also held, The president is Edward Hartmang vieefpresident, Marion Needhammer: and secretary, Florence Anderson. The Classical Club ninetyfliiue in I HHH ynd inn it ilu Nrw Nnrli Lnimrxily Inxititiun Scholastic Track rncct. 1 inn Will: 1 1 tu Hmmm s Min ig Utliu iinpmtint mcnilvcrs ure Ray Ruin' s L i Cliinipiun pole viiiltmr Ed Ncrgiil Lcs Tlionipson, Tim Dyris uxwr-iw naw ww.: .nun l l Y x in iiinpif n ic f iptiin 1 E Brindisi. who in his Qcction S The History Club. at present under Mr, Aaron Ross historic importance more fully in tlw class rumii delfzitcfl. discuswiuns and synpnsiums. Swing of Lliu cngzigcd arc tlic New York Herald Tl'ilWllI7C ullziggu ux il tic Xu m the New York Tinics L'CnnstiLiitio1q Cnntrolw :ind Llip Binmlclyn Eig,lL s NLws Bac Tlic prcsidcnt is Lcoiiaul Hurnwitzg viccfpresidcnt Adiiin Miuusn l scant y trczisiircr, Martiii Mairkowitz. The Print Shop The Print Shop, sometimes known aw the Typesetters' Cluh, was or-gguiized under Mr. Philip Brandtl guidance, to teach printing ai, an trade. lr prints ticl-:cts for gunicf :ind dances, circulars, Arista diplomas, and ofhcc stationery, Although nn cxti'afcuri'iculzn' activity, meinhership and work merits points toward giudimtioii. The forcincn :ire Alex Mzmdzik and Jack Suttler, and the assistant forcmen ure Richard Sloan and Don' ald Garfinkcl. i F The Rifle Teaun has since 1929 won eleven our of gi possihle thirteen city champion- Nlnpe :ind hzif in its pofseseion every trophy offered for Schoolhoy competition in the Exist. :Xl prevent jaiiimi-ga is the llIYCUYfICrlCK.l New York State Rifle Champion, The lezun is couched by Mr. Thoinus Lovely and includes james Young, captaing Fred Lindner, manager: :ind Edward Sienner, Wzilter Iaenish, Warreii Sonnet, Mai'tin Wil' kins, Elmer Loher, Wzilter Dein, jack Dark and John Marsh. The Rifle Team ' 'i i i ' X 'fix Kg' QQ: 'r. ' .f one liundr-cd one QAfter graduation -- What ext? You, and YOU alone are responsible for your destiny. What will you be doing next year, or five years from now? Will you be making progress, or will you be one of the masses? No matter what you plan for a career, business offers you the greatest opportunity. DEKAN SECRETARIAL INSTITUTE offers greater training advantages whether you are a beginner or an advanced student. Before investing your money you owe it to yourself to investigate OUR SCHOOL. ENROLL NOW AT THE DEKAN SECRETARIAL INSTITUTE 155-31 JAMAICA AVENUE JAMAICA, N. Y. TELEPHONE JAmaica 6-6544 REpulvlie 942253 New and Rebuilt Comtlimfmfs Of TYPEWRITERS, ADDING MACHINES, etc. Sold, Repaired, Rented and Exchanged S I M C O NEW PORTABLES, ALL MAKES, Sold Cash or Credit DISTINCTIVE FOOTWEAR Trade in Your Used Machine for a Brand New FOR XVOIVIEN Portable or a Rebuilt Standard Machine WE Hosiery HaI1d Bugs USED MACHINE AS A DOWN PAYMENT ON A NEW PORTABLE The Standard Royal Typewriter lf3f3lf. JAMAICA AVENUE A-1 TYPEWRITER CO. D 9 151f14 JAMAICA AVENUE JAMAICA, L- 1- D. Newman, Prop. jamaica, N. Y. Patronizse Our Advertisers one hundred two The I-lilltopper Staff F3 -5-2-' Ii' Y I ff I, Q, -ee , , .D , , , L , , . Q X. be Hicceclded by Mr. Edward LahcrtyXThe Hilltopper received its first prize in 1933, , I fp I' a t 'rd place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Associations contest. Since then it has 'X L- 1 -Q30 won many first prizes in the Columbia Contest, the New York University Fourth Estate ,,,- - 'i Club competition and the Inernational Quill and Scroll. 'A X ,- -V The Editorial Board this term consists of William Roc-der, editorfinfchicf: Wzrlter ' Appleton, managing editorg Alton Molaslcy, news editor: Margaret U'Bricn, features Ip ' A editor: Leonard Horwitz, clubs editor: julian Pollack. sports editor and Hewitt Gurnee, iv - i copy editor. .. Sip J-4 - D ,K I TTT' :S I c I' - 2 1-Mus-an ' Que! The Baseball Team fy'-V Ill- jg,-i, ,lx YW. df' u'.:' The Baseball Team is the present city champion. and has, since 1929, won three city lg: 71. 'll' VJ' championships and four Queens Borough championships. Mr. Frank Brennan is the 'QL 'pe' coach, Ray Graber is the Publicity Manager, and Frank Brennan, jr., is the Manager. T, John Brown and joe Dooley are cofcaptains. George Baker, Fred Diefenthal, Bob ,ZL- Maurer, George Dillingham, Robert Leahy. Roswell Leslie and Donald Endonino are -,iz '11, the regulars. iff 'iz- .vf' fl' Wi: ,Fr 1 Taz. 'V :l2:,..,.i.l one liunnlrcd three MISS DUN BAR'S SCHOOL 186 JORALEMON STREET BROOKLYN, NEW YORK SECRETARIAL TRAINING FOR GIRLS A successful combination of individual coaching and carefully graded group work enables every student to accomplish the most in the least time Placement Service Free Day Course Only Catalog and List of Employers on request Telephone TRIANGLE 97420 THE BEST IN BEAUTY EDUCATION -- at .-. QUEENS BEAUTY INSTITUTE, Inc. The Only Reliable School on Long Island with Approved Methods of Individual Instruction and Dependable Placement Service Call or Write for Free Bulletin 15541 JAMAICA AVE., JAMAICA 4Of'l2 MAIN ST., FLUSI-IINU Tel. jAmaica 6f317'7 Tel. INdependence 36183 GIRLS' Central School for Business Training SECRETARIAL AND BUSINESS COURSES INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION AND PROGRESS THOROUGH TRAINING -:- FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE Day and Evening Classes f Ask for Outline of Courses Y. W. C. A.-CENTRAL BRANCH 30 THIRD AVENUE, BROOKLYN, N. Y. -l- Tlliangle 5-1190 ELEANORA W. KING, Director Patronize Our Advertisers I' The Swimming Team A The Swimming Team is coached by Mr, Irving Kendall andl this term has elected - olhcers for the first time in its history. They are Lewis Waldo, captain: Henry Tiede' V 'ex mann, secretaryftreasurer: and Vincent Annabel, manager. Last term the team finished 5 V in fourh place in the Queens standings. The team holds the city relay championship, fl which was won last term. Leading members of the team are Fred De Puy, Lewis Wzildzv, , R , Henry Tiederman, Johnny Hughes, Frank Brennan, Jr, and Donald Kirkpatrick. f , fl S A H fi The G. 0. Store Assistants f i ' T in 4 - f Q. r i 1 The General Organization store was installed, when jamaica opened, to sell school supf i ' I Tir '11- plies and other articles to pupils and teachers at little or no proht, When some pront ' lg ' ' s m! is made, it is divided between the G. O. and the Student Relief fund. The assistants, ' ' ',, chosen from recommendations from the various departments by Mr. Ferdinand Geller, 5 '52 '-1 . . 4 , i' . T A , 6 are Dorothy Byrnes, Marjorie Plumeau, Rebecca Nahmias, Evelyn Gavey, Barbara Vent, :jljh .L Alice Groloif, Marguerite Merkert, Bonnie Brown, Shirley Lippiner, Viola Barnesey, J - ' . 4 -71: Mariettzi Hughes, and Dorothy Lambeck. , A 55' .j5UQU'U ' lv 'fu - 'Biff 4, T exif, 7 1,4-I g .. . A- .5 ' br , ' -s ., .te one hundred Hve DILK JILDS W NNE Wallace, Burton 86 Davis Company WHLULESALE GROCERS Supreme Brand Food Products Say It with Flowersl' Terminal Flower Market FLOWERS E011 ALL OCCASIONS 92,33 NEW YORK AVENUE JAMAICA, N,Y. jA1naica 64397 3 76' 3 78 GREENWICH STREET NEW YORK CITY We deliver everywhere ne hundred six Patronize Our Advertisers Tironian and Reporters' Clubs V' EEE I --: D ' ,- K .-ll' X f IZ f 'fl 6 'Q if S . S IW E i K f ,ff I f .Sworn 1 , , ,Jl The Tironian Club, the Arista of the Shorthand and Typewriting Department, consists of students who ohtain 9O'fP for two consecutive terms in shorthand or olhce practice. The club derives its name from Cicero's scribe, Tiro, and each spring term publishes the Tironian magazine. It is sponsored' hy Miss Charlotte Deegan, and its oflicers are Vvyesley Brust, president: Eileen Klindworth, vicefpresident, and Marguerite Merkert. secretary. N The Reporters' Cluh, sponsored hy Miss Irene Keenan, aims to develop ahility to take down high speed dictation accurately. This term it hopes to enter winning teams in the interfscholastic Shorthand Contest. The president is Eileen Klindworthg vice'presif dent, Marguerite Merkertz and secretary, Alice Herda. The Student Council v. s ' N mi 'Za :Q The Student Council was originally formed to promote extrafcurricular activities, to exercise general supervision over the various cluhs, and to provide a means for support of these organizations. Composing this term's Student Council are: Ken Rohinson and jack Coughlin, Commissioner and VicefCommissioner of Police, respectively: Vvlalter Appleton and lack Kehoe, respectively' Commissioner and VicefCommissioner of Publicity: Evelyn Gavey, Commissioner of Social Activities, Virginia Brennan, vice' commissionerg Don Kirkpatrick and Charlie Donovon, respectively Commissioner and VicefCommissioner of Boys' lntra-murals: Doris Bossi and Norma Anderson, Commis' sioner and VicefCommissioner of Girls' Intrafmuralsg Ed Stenner, Commissioner of Student Courts, and Bill Murray, vicefcommissioner. Mr. Frank Brennan is the faculty sponsor and Ken Rohinson is chief commissioner. it AX f ,,,,B1 I kvf' 0 If fi el 9 'CET Q c u L ' s 8 I . f l i . an e V -:- Ki I' - xt 6 4 JI ECI: . 1 ' S 'I 'll'iiT,B one hundred seven Q MCCARTI-:Y as slMoN, unc. 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X :--gs X . - ' ii The Boys' Varsity Club, under Mr, Frank lircnnzrn, was originally lr-rnicd lu qnntrnl the wearing ul varsity insignia hy supervising lhc xixunrding ul' rngiynr and nnnm' 'IK Thcy assist in encouraging the students to participate in :ind suppurt Lhv Lvznns :md athletic activities. Thr' president is Kcnny Kinncsg viccfprcsidcnt, Marty Willcirisz sccf rctxary, Edward Brindisi. The Senior Dramatic exists to provide opportunity for students to study and practice acting and production tcchniqucs. Activities include lectures and play acting. Miss Ann Sclirazgc is faculty advisvr: Esther Dncturvit: is president: James Iarrcll, vice' Senior Dramatic Club prcsidcntq Hclcn Wilsrmui, sccrelnryg Elsa DcBvvoisc, recording secretary and E. Gabriel V J l Crlstcin, lrczxsurcr. llll ll I-HKCHNW unc hund rml ninc COMPLIMENTS of North Shore Bus Co., Inc. FLushing 9f8100 Virginia 76401 RELIANCE BEEF CO DEALERS IN CHOICE MEATS POULTRY f FISH 11621 JAMAICA AVENUE RICHMOND HILL, L. I. Tel. JAmaic11 64819 Open Evenings Until Nine B. 86 B. Clothes Shop SMART CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS Jamaiczfs Finest Clothing Store 164478 JAMAICA AVENUE JAMAICA, N. Y. Tcl. JAma1iea 69813 BUCKNER'S DRESSES AND coATS Famous for Graduation and Evening Dresses Small Entrance to a Large Stove 159f1O JAMAICA AVENUE JAMAICA, L. 1. JOHN M. GETTLER JOSEPH GETTLER, Prop. Specializing in Binding of COLLEGE ANNUALS ZOO VARICK STREET NEW YORK CITY WAlker 5fO222 Patronize Our Advertisers mdrcd ten The Literary Club . , -, The Literary Club was organized to promote better understanding and appreciation ol' -,, literary works. Sponsored by Miss jean Weld, the club engages in various discussions and debates on the different forms of literature. The ollicers are: Larry Leshan, 1: X President: jean Vxlalzer, Vicefpresident, Robert Buger, Secretary: and Margaret O'Brien. Treasurer. r i Q r as -' we E F f- X 8 :I aff? R I'1h.LF.PK The Broadcasting Club ws ::.j,. 1 , nv' Urganized last term, the Broadcasting Club has been very sucmssful, appearing over I.. Station WMCIA several times, lt interests students who wish to learn about the tech' M.. nique ol broadcasting, script writing, sound ellects, and other factors necessary for the sucwsslul presentation ol' a broadcast. Miss Edith Mearson and Mrs. Marie Bryant, advisers, are aided by Clinton Haring, leaderg Helen Grusky, secretary: and Louis Langer, program chairman. one llllIlLll'CLl eleven PRINTERS OF THIS YEAR BOOK GERTZ PRINT SHOP CLUB BULLETINS LET Us HELP You DESIGN AND PREPARE YOUR PROGRAMS NEXT PRINTING JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS CALLING CARDS LETTERHEADS PAMPHLETS LET Us ESTIMATE ON YOUR NEXT Jos. BOOKLETS Print Shop I located in our main building fdownstziirsj JAMAICA AVENUE AT 162nd STREET Engravings in This 'Year Book made by SCIENTIFIC ENGRAVINC COMPANY 406426 NVEST Slst STREET NEW YORK CI'Iickcring 4f1395f6f7-S Day and Night Service Patronizc Our Advertisers l d dlclvc Qs-LQ3l.NSl',.ffJN,,:gQ I L. V 4 -vnu- U35 3 as . , man Amit! W V running