John Adams High School - Clipper Yearbook (Ozone Park, NY)

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' 1 LITERARY Rosemary Burke ................................... Lawrence Kaplan ...................... A ....... Jesse Fuchs .............. Cora Larney ....... Sarah Kisch ...... Betty Ossa ........ ART Albert Freise ....... .................. Sylvia Feldman ...... ............ Carmen Spingola ....... Frank Tunison ...... Warren King ....... ......................... GENERAL Bernard Rutstem ................................... .Editor-in-Chief ..........Associate ..,.....Assistant . . . .. . . .Assistant .... Assistant ... . . . . .Assistant ........Art Editor ... .Associate ........Assistant ........Assistant ........Assistant .For the Seniors James Miles ............. .... P hotography William Arnold ......... ........... B usiness William Schwartau ...... ....... C irculation Bernard Yesner ......... ........ A ssistant Miriam Tenenholtz ...... ....... C omposing Eleanor Harms ............................... ....... A ssistant F A C U L T Y Marie L. Keller Charles Reichenbach George W. Sullivan, Jr. Joseph Machlowitz

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Sl-IIP'S COVER DESIGN ................................ CREW ............................... .........-..--U MANIFEST Carmen Spingola Page 2 3 A MESSAGE FROM THE SKIPPER ................................ ODE TO SPRING .............................. DIAMOND DUET .............. ......... Lawrence Kaplan . Bernard Rutstein ..... .. . 5 ORIENTAL FANTASY .... ......... S arah Kisch ................ 7 SYMPHONY IN RAIN ...... ......... E Ieanor Fitzpatrick ...... 8 THE RANKS CLOSE UP ..... ......... R uth Sterling ........... 9 CHANTEYS: BON VOYAGE ....... ...... S amuel F. Zimhal ..... ...... I 1 TO ALICE ............... THE OCEAN .............................. . ......... Betty Ossa ............ . . ...... 12 Elizabeth Reddall ..... ...... I 3 A WORD TO THE PILOT ............................................. THE LATE TELEGRAM ..... ......... J esse Fuchs ..... A FRIEND SPEAKS .......... ............................. ON THE BRIDGE ............... THE SHIP'S LOG ..................... THE CHARTED COURSE ....... SHOVING OFF ..................... ..................... LANDFALL ........................................ ............................. SENIOR CELEBRITIES .................. .Martin Holmes ....... OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1932 ............... CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION TWENTY YEARS HENCE ................ SHIP'S COMPANY ............... ........ BINNACLE LIGHTS .......... ......... 14 .. 15 17 18 19 20 22 23 . ...... 24 25 26 Frank Tunison ...... ...... 3 8 Rosemary Burke ..... ...... 4 2 SOCIAL GRACES ................. ......... G ertrude Laas ....... ...... 43 CLUBS OF JOHN ADAMS ........ ................................. ...... 44- THE ARISTA ....................... ...... . ...................... . .. 45 SPORTS IN REVIEW ...... ......... W illiam Fox ...... DON'T FORGET US ........ ......... LIFE OF A STUDENT ...... ......... CABIN BOY: A SILHOUETTE ........ ........ THE MILLIONAIRE ..... ......... VIGNETTE ......................., ...... EULOGY ............................ ......... OF OTHER VOYAGES ....... ..... .Frances Levy ........ 47 .Marion Cordes ...... ...... 48 .George Bogin, 1-6 ................ ...... 4 9 Anna Fleckenstein, 2-54 ............ 49 .Betty Ossa ........................ ...... .Cora Larney ....... Samuel Koty ....................... ...... 5 0 52 55 1

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A MESSAGE FROM TI-IE SKIPPER The launching of THE CLIPPER! What a proud and happy moment for all of us! As this gallant craft leaves the ways, as its masts and spars and rigging take form before our eyes, as the boisunis pipe sends its crew scurrying about the decks making everything ship-shape for this first voy- age, as it breaks out its colors of blue and white from the mast-head and pennants flutter gaily at every point, how our hearts lift up with joy! Gladly we hail it, as it puts out to sea carrying to distant lands, not alone its cargo of song and story, but the glad memories, the high hopes, and the abiding faith of those who have joined hands to make this latest Adams venture so line a reality! To them we extend our congratulations upon the success attending their work. In THE CLIPPER we see above all the vision, the persistence and the industry of the loyal crew who have responded so well to the excellent leadership that has been theirs in the direction of this enterprise. We see, too, the faith and the courage of the Class of June, 1932. Early did they resolve that they would know no rest until THE CLIPPER was plowing the main. Soon they will embark upon a journey that may carry them far from us. May THE CLIPPER, to whose building they have given of themselves so readily, bear for them forever glad memories of the young school they helped to form and of the pleasant, busy life they have known here at John Adams! May fair winds, under bright skies, carry them steadily, smoothly, happily over the waters of life! William A. Clarke 3