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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1945 volume:

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Should this fail, then, everything our late President stood for will fail. Perhaps we will find ourselves right back where we started from, but I'd rather think that this is not a mere Utopian dream but a reality, which can be carried out by brave men who, like Fresi- dent Roosevelt, are star-led to build the world again because they believe in the brotherhood of man under the fatherhood of God. OUR SOLDIERS 1n the held have leamed to be wary of short cuts that seem to he open before them 1n very 1nv1t1ng fashion They know that they cannot trust these apparently smooth and easy roads For these paths that seem dlrect and safe often abound in cleverly planted land mines and they have frequently been charted for devastatlng artillery hre The souvenirs thrown care les ly about as lf by an enemy fleemg 1n pan1c are ingeniously designed booby traps in which lurks death for the unwary In the realm of ldeas there are booby traps 1ust as devxhshly mgenlous in tneir app al and in the power of evtl that they conceal agalnst the day when some heedless wayfarers cur1os1ty or 1m pat ence will brmg on h1s ovtm destructlon In the realm of 1deas all too o'ten has ldeahsm been the v1ct1m of des1gnmg and un pr1nc1pled persons In the realm of 1deas as in that of actlon bom of such 1deas enthusiasm wlthout the guidance of reason and good Judgment rapidly degenerates mto bl1nd fanat1c1sm Without go1ng eek the roundabout course we should explore caut1ously and thoroughly any proposed way to the solutlon of a problem rather than rush unthmkingly along the first path that seems to offer ltself straight to our goal In our thrnkmg we must be on our guard constantly against the labels the formulas and the smear terms and phrases which propagandxsts offer as short cuts to the solutlon of the pohtical econcrmc and social ev11s that beset us We must stop and look into the competence of the sources from whlch we have denved our knowledge the honesty of these supposed author1t1es and the logical force of the arguments that they advance with such be gu1l1ng rhetor1c We must not carry over our Amerlcan fondness for t1me saving devices and labor savmg gadgets into the realm of ldeas and the held of action ar1s1ng from such ldeas We must be wary of short cuts there above all Let us hope that our latest group of graduates have formed here the hablt of placing reason above emot1on of suspendlng pudgment of we1gh1ng ev1dence and of reachlng a ratlonal solution to problem Never was it more important than now that thc CIIIZGIIS of our democratlc repubhc should follow such procedures lf we are to help our elves and all mankmd ln the difhcult days ahead C . . . . . . . . . , . 3 . . ' I u u u 5 . . . . . I i . . . . . . - therefore, to the extreme of making it our practice deliberately to s , ' , - , S. . . I Crew Editor m Chief Associate Editor Composing Editor Associate Composing Business Manager Dorothy Bloore Clarence Coles Mary Egan Dorothy Herzberg Carol Moeller Gloria Bentz Mary Bowers Dolores Canosa Charles Carter Dolores Daly Cam1lle De Rosa Nicholas Carlucci Irene Daube Mildred Holt Frank Iovino Icseph Shube Howard Schwartz Edward I. Clarke Robert S. Goldfield Richard Blasej Editor LITERARY Norma Morglllo Ierry ONe1ll Rlchard Nolan Gloria Pederson SERVICE AIDS Eleanor DIIIYICII Leona Lleblmg Robert Lxebman Marilyn Merz Helen Schle eth ART Salvator Lipuma Iames Reilly Samuel Vizzo Mary Ann Wackenhut PHOTOGRAPHY SQUAD Warren Rathgen Fred Salchli Phyllis Foster Patricia Lynch Ieanne Sherman A11ce Vltelh Evelyn Martin Eleanor Rxebau Dorothy Rylands Dons Stelges Muriel Trotte Patrxcla Woody Mary Lee Stevenson Glorla Tro1ano Rosalie Sherman Isabelle Weiner Irene Werenskiold Marie Wesely Ianet Wesley Ruth West Virginia Yarkin Fred Zinna Alfred Alessi Owen O'Brien Literary Art Photography IOHN ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL, OZONE PARK, NEW YORK WILLIAM A. CLARKE, Principal, Iune 1945, Vol. 5, No. 4 hi P On the Bridge Dedication FICTION Gridiron Betrayal Tonight's The Night Growing Up Gang Away Plasma Pals Yank's Courage Papa Benney Ianey Flying Scdsack Dream Why? Wini Ha Ha The Last Roll Call On Again, Ott Again Separate Iourneys Colt's Revenge Time Talks Tree ARTICLES Peace On Earth Remember When l 7 10, 11 12, 13 14 15 92 18, 19 20 24, 25 28 30 32 66, 57 71, 72 77 78, 79 84 86, 87 90, 91 8, 9 63 POETRY God's Own Way Epitaph Lines to an S. S. The Race Peace Taps First Haircut No Richer Land FEATURES Message from the Pictures Star Dust Mentors Man Skipper Senior Officers tPhotographsJ Showing Ott Candidates for Graduation 6 Gleanings COLUMNS Cap and Gown Below Decks Ship's Library Sportopics Nut Bowl A La Mode lhmrman of tlu Spud: Department 1931 191-4 DR. 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'f1 91 1,' l IS lf' 1: PEACE EN EARTH ANDREW SARR S AS our late and 1llustr1ous P1651 dent Franklm D Roosevelt once so aptly put 1t There IS a curlous cycle 1n world h1story To some generatlons much 1S g1ven from others much IS excepted T1me has proven that from our gen eratlon much was excepted much has been g1ven and much more IS de manded Our generat1on had to r1se and solve the problems that arose from the economlc pol1t1cal and socxal chaos of the twentles and th1rt1es It has been called upon to destroy the ruthless tyrants that sought to enslave the human sp1r1t It IS now bemg asked to rebu1ld from the charred ru1ns of th1s ternble war a new world possessed of the falth to seek to attam mans dreams for centunes past permanent world peace and secur1ty As great a problem as was the wmnmg of the war lt IS not nearly so great as w1ll be the problem of wmnmg the peace Our greatest task w1ll not end but w1ll begm after the w1nn1ng of the war It w1ll be up to us to tackle the endless problems d1sputes and grxevances of the world and settle them so that the founda tlons of peace may be safely la1d Th1s huge task w1ll requlre patlence good falth and courage courage to mamtam our 1deals good fa1th to trust our fellow men and pat1ence because no undertakmg as huge as th1s can succeed 1mmed1ately In the days ahead there w1ll be many volces dxscouragmg vozces sneermg volces doubtful volces voxces that w1ll be a hmdrance to the realxzatlon of a lastmg peace There w1ll be the perfect1on1sts people who w1ll not be sat1sf1ed w1th any peace plan 1f 1t does not sat1sfy the1r 1dea of perfectlon There w1ll be the cyn1cs who w1ll pomt out that men can never keep falth w1th each other when the1r mterests are at stake Both the cyn1c and the perfectmomst w1ll have ev1dence to support the1r pomts of v1ew but both of them are too ex treme rn the1r pomts of v1ew to be of serv1ce to mank1nd Thus we must f1nd a happy me d1um between the cynlcal att1tude and the perfect1on1st attltude for our selves We must stand for our prm clples and 1deals but we must reallze that other natlons m a less fortunate posxtlon cannot completely ma1ntam our prmc1ples and therefore we should not attempt to force all our 1deals upon them We must have fa1th m our fr1ends and alhes but we must never become gull1ble e must compromlse but we must never agam appease Lastmg peace IS not a glfl It IS a purchase In order to buy 1t we must assume the respons1b1l1ty of bemg ever Vlglldlll of seekmg to allevlate suffenng anywhere 1n the world and of protectmg our 1deals wherever and whenever they are threatened That w1ll be our Job the h1gh school stu dents of today the cltxzens of tomor row As lh1S respons1b1l1ty of ma1n ta1nmg the peace w1ll fall on our houlders we must prepare for 1t 1n every way posslble We must con 111t1on ourselves to the fact that we are l1vmg m cruclal tlmes tunes that w1ll determme the future course of centurxes to come Thus we must equrp ourselves w1th all the knowl edge and sktlls that are wlthm our reach We must not slacken our efforts now as the war nears 1ts end feelmg that those who have fought and won the war l1ave done the blg 8 E - - - -Q 1 1 1 8 1' . 1 U7 H- u 1 . 1 ' ' I O . 1 1 . C 1 ' 1 1 O . l ' 'P' - 1 . . 1 1 ' I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 , . W 1 1 I n 1 1 1 ' ' ' .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I , 1 I - 1 , - 1 1 1 1 ' . - I ' 5 1 . - ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 , 1 gest lob that was to be done Our yob the wmmng of the peace xs the hugest undertaking of all As ln all thmgs m hfe so m th1s search for an effectlve peace plan hrst thmgs must come hrst For thou sands of year men have been search mg for a plan a form of govemment or a set of laws that would enable them to form a perfect socmety wh1ch 1LlSllC9 was supreme ln wh1ch everyone was contented and m wh1ch here would be no 1mportant prob lems Such an zdeal socmety has never been created Why? Because of the lack of a sultable system Hardly smce every concexvable system known to man has been tned before and has falled to produce the deslred result The fault thus l1es not ln the system but rather w1th the 1nd1v1duals who are governed by the systems EXCGSSIVG bureaucracy red tape and corruptlon do not result from our orm of government but rather from the corrupt 1nd1v1duals ln our mxdst Thus an xmportant thmg to remember IS that govemments nat1ons and sys tems are all art1f1c1al creatlons created to govem the hves of lndl v1duals It 15 the 1nd1v1duals who efhc1ent and 1ust and systems success ful ThlS may be compared to a bed ol flowers The bed ltself has no 1 e that determlne the character1st1cs of e bed If the flowers are beautiful e the flowers are unattractlve the bed wx not be very pleasmg to the eye It IS the flowers Wllhln the bed bed w1ll reflect th1s beauty If Sxmmlarly any proposed peace plans success w1ll depend largely 1f not entlrely on the cooperatlon f every 1nd1v1dual 1n every natlon of the world Wxth the full realxzatlon of 9 the fact that there w11l always be selhsh ev1l cymcal people e world vt 15 absolutely necessary that all the decent peace of the word regardless of race color class or creed 1o1n xn a common bond of frlendshxp to thwart the deslres of these selhsh few Th1s common bond of fr1endsh1p cannot be effected by a proclamatlon or a law It must Spflng from the heart and soul of each and every one of the peace lov mg people of the world lovmg people Thus each and every one of us has a vltal role ln the world of tomorrow for before we can 1mprove the world we must 1mprove ourselves Umversal self1mprovement w1ll be the surest guarantee of unlversal peace We certamly should get enough msplra tlon for the d1ff1cult job ahead from the great sacnhces made by men all over the world to save the world from tyranny In fact the famous m1 t1als of a man who gave lus l1fe for that purpose should form the comer stone of a new world F D R Free dom decency and nghteousness ,, lf , 174 4500 l I I IQ! fd! 1 ,fl 4.0! fill- If fl dll XI 1 tn l 0 9 .O 00 I 1l::Tl AA-1 ' l . 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Put it over that 45 yard line for our first down Ill try answered Ben They lined up Then Art called the numbers swiftly 23 24 25 38 26 and the numbers rang out clear and true The ball snapped nght back into Fullers hands He gathered t m and started for the openmg made between guard and tackled for him He hit the openmg square in the middle yet there seemed to be some force hold mg him back He felt himself sinking slowly to the ground Then he used every ounce of strength and gave one more mighty heave As if hit by a solid bnck wall he fell to the ground There they were right in the m1d dle of nowhere What were they go ing to do? Only a couple of minutes to go to the half said Evans the lightning right end Its their down on our 45 yard line he added Do you thmk we can hold them until the whistle? asked Mackey As if by some magical touch they all shouted yes at once They quickly regamed their footing and walked to their positions The first play was around end but the ball carner was thrown for a three yard loss by Ioe Evans the right end The second went threw center for six yards. Then the whistle blew and the half was over. At the end of the half on their own 45 yard line. They slowly trotted to the dress- ing room. Once in the dressing room, Grimes, the coach. said, Well, fellows, what's wrong? We don't know, answered Fuller. Do you, coach? asked Evans. Yes, I think I do, answered Grimes. But I'm not going to tell you. I think I'll leave that up to Shaw, our center, to explain I've been doing a little checking up and I thmk he could explain 1t better than I Maybe he doesnt care to talk I dont know what you are talking about he stammered Perhaps I can refresh your mem ory said Grimes It all happened about three weeks ago when you went out of bounds when you werent supposed to What actually happened I dont know but maybe you had better tell us All right said Shaw still showing a little of his fright It happened 1ust l1ke coach said I went out of bounds one night Thought I needed a little fun a different kind of l1fe than I was leading here lust all studies backaches from football remarks from my teachers no fun at all I went to one of the nightclubs ui town and got myself into a ruce gamblmg debt of S150 Iust a few days before this big game today with Van Courtland High the nightclub manager told me to have the money by game time or else I didnt know what to do It must have been all planned Because the captam of the Van Courtland team came over to me yesterday when I was m town and asked if I wanted to repay that S150 debt I owed to the nightclub All I had to , ,, . . . 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VV do was to glve h1m the slgnals or our play He sa1d he wouldnt say anythmg All he wanted to do was to wm and he dzdnt care how he won as long as h1s eleven won Not know mg how to get thls money we made the deal and he pa1d me part of the money Ln advance and he agreed to glve me the rest when I gave h1m the slgnals Yesterday afternoon I gave h1m the slgnals and I recelved the rest of the money I malled 1t to the gamblers I wlsh you fellows could know what Ive been through smce then All I can say IS Im sorry Sorry thats a whole lot 1snt 1t'-' sa1d Mackay scornfully Oh shut up sa1d Evans Whats done 1S done We cant help 1t now We got to th1nk of somethmg to do We must wm There must be some solutlon sa1d Evans Ive got 1t fellows shouted Shaw Sp1ll 1t qu1ckly only have a mm ute and a half left between halfs Well you all know how our sxg nals run on even numbers Smce they run on even numbers they run pretty hlgh Well 1f we reverse the numbers we w1ll have the Van Courtland team all m1xed up because they have our old plays What do you say asked Shaw when he fmlshed h1s explana txon Lets go yelled Fuller The Central H1gh eleven quickly trotted out onto the held and took thelr pos1t1ons They held Van Courtland for four downs wtthout any gam. Now came the test The srgnals rang clear 28 38 36 46 yelled Mackey The Van Courtland lme moved ll sw1ftly to the nght sxde ready for an off tackle play The ball came to Mackey and he moved towards the center of the lme There 1t was a hole as blg as the door of a bam wlde open Off he sped wrth Casey as h1s lnterference Down they sped unt1l only the safety man remalned between them and the goal lme Casey lunged and hut h1m squarely as Mackey went on for the touch down The extra k1ck and the score was t1ed 7 7 The crowds yells seemed to cheer the Central H1gh team on There the two teams battled unt1l elght mmutes of the last quar ter Van Courtland s ball on the1r own 20 yard lme A k1ck by the rlght half back on Van Courtlands team wh1ch traveled 72 yards before Casey got h1S hands on 1t Off Casey sped unt1l yard lme Only s1x mlnutes left to play FIISI down and four to go A play around end netted S1X yards carrled by Ben Fuller A plunge through the mlddle gamed two more yards the ball car ned by Casey The Central H1gh team l1ned up the ball IS touched by the quarterback and Shaw the center stands up and throws a 45 yard pass to Evans who grabs 1t and IS over for the wmnmg touchdown as he stra1ght armed the safety man The crowd cheers as the ftrmg of the gun ends the game Suddenly a cheer breaks out from the members of the team Shaw Shaw What s more We want more of SHAW SHAW The tears streamed down h1s face as he stepped mto lme w1th fnends h1s fnends . , I I , . Il 1 . 1 . 11 ' ' ' '- I I u u 11 1 l u 1 ' ' ' , I 1 I ' . ll I ' ' I Think, fellows, think, said Fuller. he was brought down on hw Own 48 ll . ll . ' l , . Ill ' ' I I I I I I . . 1 U 1 1 . , .. 1 il ' W I I I 1 I ' 'PONIGH'I S 'PHE NIGHT NORMA MORGILLO IT WAS a dreary, cold evening. The rain splattered on the window pane and in this atmosphere of mysterious surroundings a voice shrilly called Marian. A small wisp of a woman came hurrying into the spacious room where seated by the fireplace was an old woman wrinkled and gray. Her piercing eyes seemed to be held spellbound by an object above her. This is it, Marian-tonight is the night! The frightened looking woman in a very deceiving voice coolly replied, You've been saying that for live years now, Aggie! Oh, but tonight. I am positive! The black headlines on a drizzly night screamed the news of Ramsey Darpen's strange murder. The item said: Ramsey Darpens, aged 42, was found at 10 P.M., Monday night, by his wife, Agatha Darpens. Protruding from the base of his neck was ct sharp icicle-shaped piece of glass. The autopsy showed the death was due to the stab. Everyone was very puzzled as to the origin of the instrument. This mys- tery was solved soon enough, for at 4 P.M., a day later, a crash was heard in the library. The middle of the floor was covered with a gigan- tic mass of glass. The chandelier had fallen with a crash, bang to the floor below. This solved the origin of the crystal but why had the chandelier fallen? After careful investigation it was discovered that inserted in the body of the chandelier was a time clock. At 4 P.M. this was to go off releasing a pressure on the chande- lier which would cause it to fall. It was a daily custom that at 4 P.M. Mrs. Darpen had her tea in the library. This meant that someone had planned to kill Mrs. Darpens, but who? Thr. person in question solved his my tery herself by telling the story ot her nephew. It seems that she pos sessed a secret fortune. Only Iames McRally, her nephew, knew of this and upon her death he would inherit it all. He was on very poor terms with Mr. Darpens who cut him off entirely from his will. Mrs. Darpens felt someone should provide for her beloved nephew and felt the task was bestowed upon her He had come a week before the tragedy and imploringly asked for S20,00U. Of course, it was refused, not on the basis of denial, for the ridicu- lousness of the request, but because Iames would not give any reason for his immediate need. He stormed out in a rage, saying he'd get even. He had not been seen or heard from since then. If he was not entangled he would surely have shown his face when he read of the murder even if only out of respect for his aunt but this was not the case. There was no other evi- dence and that seemed logical so Iimmy was tracked down and brought to court on the circumstantial evidence introduced. He denied everything. He had not come to the funeral for he 12 thought rt hypocntrcal as he hated hrs uncle-but he d1d not murder hmm As for a secret fortune rf hrs aunt dld have one he never knew of lt She had from trme to trme grven h1m money but never any large amount The lawyers were very shrewd and the lury was bemg swayed by th small evrdence at hand The only polnt Mr McRalley had rn hrs favor was that Mr Darpens lawyer seemed to have drsappeared questromng the truth of the mottve for the cnme They say rt only happens rn the movxes but how wrong that theory 1S for one the last day of the trlal the defense presented an exc1t1ng w1t ness Mr Darpens law partner Tom Tenhem After the prelrmmary ques t1on1ng the rught of the kxlhng was brought up The WIIIIGSS sa1d At 9 PM one hour before the de ceased was murdered h1S w1fe de she wanted to read awhlle before ret1r1ng I left shortly afterwards and at the door we heard a tmklmg sound hke a glass breakmg Ram sey savd I guess Aggle broke glass excuse me Tom She mxght have cut herself I sa1d goodmght and that was the last tlme I saw Ramsey Darpens A tenseness hung over the court room hke a hlck fog and then Mrs Darpens dropped to the floor rn a dead faxnt Actron seemed swrft after that Notes were found showrng that she was III heavy debt Her servants told of an argument f1Ve years prevlou when Mrs D Kas they called herl was once more heavrly 1n debt Mr D sa1d rf xt happened agam she could go to 1a1l for he would not smk thousands of dollars lnto her fool 13 gambhng escapades Fmally M Darpens came to the stand Before fxfteen mxnutes had passed she be came hysterrcal and admltted her gruesome cr1me When Ram entered I knew I would be caught so I steadmly walked to hrm and fearlessly stuck the crys tal whlch had just broken from th chandeller 1nto my husbands neck I am not normally a cold heartless person but I knew t was erther he or I and decrded upon the former When hrs breathmg stopped I set the t1me clock for 4 PM the next day so 1t would look hke I was the sup possed v1ct1m I replaced the chande l1er whrch was small I d1d thls by means of a ladder as our ce1l1ng IS very low The mstrument releasmg the pressure I had mserted befor Ram entered and my cnme seemed perfect gullty after only three hours delrbera tron The sentence was l1fe rmpnson ment but fate played one of 1ts httle tncks and after two months Aggre s mmd left rmaglnary dart the1r tum She ce1lmg of small llght lmagmary her She 1S ternfled by chandellers whrch seem to crystals 1n her at every stares contmually at the her room where only shows She IIISISIS that an chandeller wlll fall on her and on rarny evemng her rage IS terr1fymg She screams and says now tomghts the nlght I dread these nrghts more than anythmg m the world for sometrmes I even feel a strange power over us all You see I am her nurse Marlan at thrs sam tarlum for mental cases There she goes agam MA RIA N Here It comes' oooh' ' ' ' ' . 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S I I I 1 1 - GRUWINI1 UI' empo me DWG ROSEMARY DIETER ARRIVING HOME on 915 Love Edd1e Th1s was lt Th1s was what Paddy had been hopmg and praymg for for two years seven months and hfteen days Her Edd1e was commg home The tears she had been hold ng back all that time came All her pent up emotlons were suddenly rel1eved and she was crymg for Joy and 1t was wonderful Everythmg was wonderful She took a warm bath and hpped mto her prettlest dress She brushed her ha1r unt1l 1t shone topped 1t w1th a showy flower looked crltrcally 1n the m1rror took 1t off and replaced xt w1th a more conservat1ve one After applymg her makeup so as to mclude just a teensy bit of everythmg Paddy was ready for the last test the long m1rror She found herself sur veylng a sl1ght g1rl who was very pretty and not too sure of herself The young lady about nmeteen kept fussmg w1th her ha1r and appeared very nervous Her ex xtem nt erved to glve an added sparkle to her W fl eyes Her Marlne would fmd her more matur more charmlng a d prettxer than the day he had left her It was exght oclock She would leave for the statlon at e1g lt th1rty and arr ve at n1ne She sat down closed her eyes and tned to thmlc Edd1e and she had been friends all the1r lxves She smlled to recall th bloody nose she rece1ved after re fus1ng to be burned at the stake and that he had been the one to burs 1nto tears when he reahzed what he had done That was the only t1me he had ever h1t her He made her a present of a hornbly mutllated teddy bear wlth one eye and no feet and she dldnt get over the Indian burn for a whole week She was amazed and d1smayed at the change and was glad when she became 1ust one of the gang agam The war came and as soon as he was old enough Edd1e Jomed the Marmes When he heard that he was gomg to be sh1pped overseas they were marned There was no paren tal objectlon She wrote to h1m every day but 1n hrs letters wh1ch were few and far between she sensed change He seemed to be growma her growlng so much more mature than she could ever be The rad1o er1als about the husbands retum ng home strangers to the1r brave wlves and how they lmally were reconc1led wamed ler She drdnt k ow how to be brave the only thmg she knew was nat she loved Edd1e away from It was 915 and the tall ean bronzed man vn front of her was Edd1e He came to her an.l stopped and looked at her He looked sur pr1sed and bewrldered Suddenly 1t was all very clear to her She too had changed The same fears that had troubled her had plagu d h1m too They had both grown up each mn the1r ovnm way But they both felt the same toward the other they al ways had and they always would Now 1f she could only convmce Eddl of Il'l1S She took a deep breath There are d1fferent klds m the school but 1t s stlll Adams and every one works at the war plant but they re stlll your fr1ends and I love you Please belleve me I do It was very dlsgraceful the way Ih1S Manne a grown man was swmgmg that pretty glrl through the a1r but they were so happy and so much III. love that people just had to smlle as they passed 14 11 4- I 1 1 1 1 1 11 , H 1 .1- ' 1 . 1 ' 7 I 1 LZ 1 L I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I ' 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 5 a 1 S ' ' .. 1 ' ' I 1 1 . 1 C I 1.1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 . 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But, since they can't talk, I will e you It is the fellows story I will e First come Ioe He was always teased because of his height He wa about five feet and this compared with the other fellows was short He was a happy go lucky fellow though witnout a care in the world and was always smiling Then theres Warren A swell guy red headed at that He used to use his car Just to go down to the comer to mail a letter Next to Danny He was a riot' Alway wantlng to pitch pennies A tall lanky guy was he In about four strides he could almost circle the whole place Then comes Wally and Bob always willing to beat Danny at pitching pen nies I think Ierry is last He used to sport a gray and blue Buick and how he used to waste gas taking the whole crowd Joy ridmg This happy gang used to go lnto the candy store and Just sit for a couple of hours Im not saying they would spend money no they would just sit and drive Al the owner crazy Sometimes they would amble down to the Italian restaurant and waste a couple of hours playmg card on the tables while waiting to b served Oh how the proprietor used to love them Another hobby of theirs was to go down to the comer Itch and say fall six of theml to the usher Uh we have to look for somebody do you mnd'7 The unsuspecting usher looking up at Danny says 15 Why no, that's okay, go ahead. They would prance in and seat them- selves in the last row and enjoy the movie. It wasn't that they wouldn't pay the admission price, but after all, if a picture is crummy they didn't want to pay 35 cents to see it. or, if they saw the picture before why waste money to see it again? That all happened a long tlme ago Since then came the war and all the fellows went Warren Bob and Wally went into the Army and Danny 1nto the Marine Ioe being too short for any branch of the service stayed home and kept up the other s morale The little crowd was quickly spread all around the globe Wally and Ierry to India Warren to France Bob to Alabama and Danny to Saipan They kept in contact with eaci other telling each how they would do all the things they dxd before the war But tragedy struck the gang when Warren died in France They all felt very bad and were recover ng from that shock when they found out that Danny was killed on Iwo lima Ierry wrote recently Well the old gang IS all broken up now Well never be able to go back to the corner again No Ierry the old gang wont b back but there will be a new gang there and they will do all the things you used to do because thats what Warren and Danny died for S 'Qi HIE? 6 1 f? is--9' IIVHEIIH HONVHTH UMW I, M .W : - I I .-. ... . . . ,.. ,.. .- ..- .. . . 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' ,' - -.Y Q :::. ., - xx. 555 1 i .Y 5 'fb jge' it '. -, lm .- 'N v . 4.-.Qu , I K'-Xxx +I 5 YANIVS CUURAGE CHARLES CARTER NAWARDED FOR meritorious service. . . . meritorious. Those words echoed through his head. Bob Keith could not believe what had happened to him in the past three months. His thoughts wandered back to a cloudy day, May, 1944. The sky was overcast above the English Channel and the steady hum of the motors was the only comforting thing. The crew of Blue Boy a B-17 bomber were ex- cited and nervous This was the first combat mission for most of them They all loved their new plane and they bragqed about it like a bunch of grown up kids They relied on each other from the pilot down to the waist gunner He was a strange character that waist gunner His name was Sgt Robert Keith of New York An ex playboy who used to throw money away while others strove to get it He was tall lanky and had the face of a High School Senior To the other fellows he was just another guy with the same courage as the rest of them In his heart he was scared Sure so were the rest of them but he was scared m a different way Afraid of a lot of things that other people would call In the lme of duty I dont know why he chose the Air Force Maybe he thought he would become a somebody or come home a hero or a thousand and one other ideas He found it wasnt as easy as that and he would jump at the first opportunity to transfer or maybe even go over the hill A voice broke the silence of the intercom It was Sandy the pilot We should be running into the Ierrys pretty soon all gunners had better recheck their guns No sooner had he stopped talking than a sharp voice buzzed over the intercom Enemy fighters diving at two o'clock. The ship lighted up with excitement, with all guns blazing at the planes overhead. The opposition was too great and in a few minutes they had the rear control surface shot to shreds. They got Emie, the tall gunner, in the first couple of bursts. Emergency hatches were immediately opened as the gallant Blue Boy dipped his nose towards the fields of France far below Then it came A thlng a flyer hates to do The order to bail out No one actually fears this moment until it comes Thoughts scurned through Bobs head He would have to jump or go down with the plane Cold sweat rolled down his neck as he fastened his chute straps around hs legs He closed his eyes waited a moment then plummeted down down through space How the chute ever opened st111 remains a mystery Part of the operung mechanism was shot away Almost immediately tne Ierrys started firing short bursts of ammuntlon at the large silk canopys over the heads of the doomed men Common sense made him play dead but the others didnt have to act Thmkmg they had killed all the planes headed back to join in the slaughtering of the rest of the squad ron Bob hit the ground with a jolt and was sent sprawling Then every thing tumed black 'EQ' wr-'Ks -f ig. 18 1 1 I I . . I I ' 1 . , I . . . - 1 , 1 1 . I I 1 1 1 . . . I 1 1 . . , 4 I I - I I 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 . . 1 . . 1 . . , I 5 I I I 1 L I I I ' I . 1 . 1 I- - 11 - 1 - . . . 1 - 1 I ' - I I I I - 1 I I U I I I ' 1 1 ' . ..,. , . F . ' - . . 1 ',' ' ' . . :::,:..1'1,k.' I I .3' . A 0, - 5 .5 'ff '- . 1' . . , .c- tt . . iixgij Q - . , - xx ' , gg... - . .ca . . . Q , - 11 3 .1 .. . , - -, I .m 3 . , Q: ,at--'.. me I ff 'fp I - -. .- When he awoke he found hxmself lymg on a bed m asmall madequately furmshed room Dlrectly across from h1m sat a thm mlddle aged man w1th a dark complexxon typlcal of a person who spent long hours workxng out of doors Wh Where am I? Who Who are you? Let me mtroduce myself the man lnterrupted Im Messr Andre Lamont I found you lymg 111 the fmeld a few hours ago I saw what the Germans dld to you and your comrades I 1mmed1ately brought you here to my farm house I saw to 1t that your umform and parachute were destroyed for safetys sake What umform what para chute? Your Alr Force un1form Tell me son what IS your name? My name? It s-I I cant remember I pened to me a few hours aqo The Frenchman retold the story of how the Germans shot down the plane and how they fued at the crew who were parachutlng down Bob could not re call any such 1nc1dent It was ev1dent that he had a senous case of amnesla In the next couple of weeks he was glven refuge from the Nazls by van ous members of the underground They called h1m Yank because he was an Amencan If only Andre La mont hadnt destroyed hls un1form He mlght have found sultable lden t1f1cat1on to tell h1m who he was and exactly where he came from But h let 1t go at that and went under h1s assumed name of Yank Then the day came Iune 5 1944 The day before the European mva sxon of France Secret IIISIIUCIIOHS wzth all necessary equxpment were supplied to d1fferent parts of Nor mandy The Underground had been contacted by shortwave and all ar 19 rangements for the followmg day were completed There was a rallroad bndge near the coast that would be useful to the Germans It had to be demol1shed Three volunteers were asked for The work would be dan gerous and the only reward mlgh be death Ten men stepped forward only three were chosen Bob was one of them Maybe he shouldnt have volunteered After all lus was dan gerous work But he was mdebted to the French people for what they d1d for hxm and many others l1ke h1m No one knew h1m or any of h1s past l1fe If anythmg happened to h1m no one would know the dlfference The next mornmg at prec1sely 3 AM the ra1lroad bndge was blown to kmgdom come One of the men was lalled and Bob and the other one were senously wounded The rest of the mvaszon IS recorded hxstory He was sent to a hospltal mn England Later hls background was traced He often wondered how he spent money and wasted 1t so freely And how he ever could have been such a person People often p1t1ed hxm and felt sorry for hun because of the handxcap whlch he bore but after all blmd men are happy . u u - I 1 ., . 1 F? 1 . 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KENNY PAPPA n ca guy GLORIA MOREA SURE YOU must have known h1m Papa Benny Imean He was Papa to everybody on De Kalb Avenue It all started many years ago when Papa Benny opened up a small shoe repalr store From then on all h1s l1fe went mto and came out of that n1ca 111la shoppe It wasnt one of those sp1c and span shops you under stand Because you see Papa was al ways one for atmosphere Besldes that he drdnt beheve 1n domg today what he could do tomorrow So the scraps of leather stayed where they fell and the fmlsha and gotta be gmna shoes were shuffled together on the dust laden counter and h1s bottles of dyes and sta.ns were al ways open for the sake of atmos phere And the ash trays wh1ch flanked each srde of the royal shoe shme chalr were never emptled b cause to h1s mmd the number of butts ln the trays gave a touch of b1gga busenessa to the place On days when the butts d1dnt make too grand a show hed add a few just to bal ance the books He became a combmatron Dons Blake to us klds and a Mr Anthony to our folks Papa Benny was obsessed by two thmgs 1n l1fe-atmosphere and a good show or brgga fronta For h1s own personal front Papa Benny sported a canary yellow and bnck red plald vest wh1ch he set off wlth a cool1ng green pr1nt bow t1e In summer h1:1 Panama and 1n wmter h1S roller derby fplus an all year Havana clgarl added the last touch of ele gance On sweltenng summer days when we klds would head for Coney Island Papa Benny would walk ove to the Broadway elevated board xt s1t opposlte an open wmdow and rude back and forth from one end o the lme to the other to cool off On these nrckel sprees of h1s he always carned the Txmes wh1ch he farmed hlmself wlth makmg sure the flag ol the paper was rn full vlew of every one on the tram lust a l1ttle more of Papas atmosphere The devll 1n Papa Benny really got loose the day the OPA mves txgator came around to check on Papas ce1lmg pr1ces Papa cursed and swore at all the samts from Peter to Thaddeus and when he ran out of names started on the people who owed h1m money Durmg wh1ch tlme the OPA mspector was scrutrmzmg the pm ups wh1ch Papa m true masculme appreclatmon had decorated h1s four walls w1th for 1nsp1rat1onal purposes Papa rn pure bombastrc protamty told the man that I gotta samma pnca fo twenna tree years ana I no gonna changa now fo no bodles wara no wara Roosevelta no Roosevelta rula no rula That mght when Tony Crpolla explamed to Papa Benny that the mspector only wanted to lmow why has pnces were so low compared to the other local shoe makers Papa msrsted 1n a less color ful d1alect that h1s busmess was h1s and that he would run It the way he lxked and that he was only stayxng here temporarrly anyhow and that he was gomg back to the old coun try as soon as he could anyway Theres a sign outslde the n1ca lllla shoppa now For Rent You see Papa Benny dred a death of apoplexy and temporar1ness a few weeks ago But even m death he kept up a brgga fronta He was gettrng ready to go to the Clpollas for dm ner when the attack caught hlm com plete wxth Panama vest bow t1e and Havana clgar 20 1 1 I I 1 I 11 11 ' 1 1 : I .- 1 1 11 1 11 - I 1 1 1 - 11 1 - 1 - 11 1 , 1 A 11 1 ,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 11 1 1 11 11 , - 1 1 1 1 - 11 ' ' 1 1 1 ' , 11 1 11 - - 1 n 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 - 11 - 1 11 - - 11 1 1 e' ' 1 11 1 1 1 11 , 11 - 1 ' ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 1 11 - 11 - 1 1 I - 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 . 1 11 11 11 I 1 I 11 1, 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 11 1 11 - 1 1 1 v ' - , 1 - - 11 11 ' 11 1 1 1 1 I 4 nw' ' -1, .. 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Why 1t went just like that and here rt ns tune to say good bye already How clearly the f1rst day stands out ln my memory The audltonum was fllled to capac xty and a teacher was trymg to ad dress the group of hopeful fsome hopeless! freshmen Smce he had no loud speaker all he managed to do was appeal to the f1rst flfteen rows of glrls and a few boys among them Perhaps thats the reason that there are only about that many rows of graduates left th1s term Pl Amldst the confusmon and chaos a few words from the frenz1ed speaker h1t home wrth me He spoke most confldently when he saxd I know that four years from now many f you wont be here to graduate but to those of you who make up your mlnds that you w1ll be here I say good luck and oh well you know the rest because you faced 1 at some t1me yourself As for me though I saw a challenge and here I am before you wavmg a frantlc good bye We semors fdoesnt that sound 1mportant 'J had a great t1me wh1le we were here Now IIS our turn to go out mto the world a llttle more lndependent than prevlously to seek our fortunes Perhaps we wont go any farther than a flve cent nde on a subway but wherever 1t 15 well flnally feel l1ke 1nd1v1duals Its taken a long t1me to develop that feelmg especlally after bemg among large groups 111 hlgh school for so long falmost seven years now 1snt 1t'Pl We wont have s1eges of hysterla or such but tlus s stralght from the shoulder Theres a certaln queemess that goes through you at the pros pect of graduatmg and you sort of hate to go Dont mxsunderstand me because I hope to be leavmg wxth the others when the Chpper shlp docks The 11ttle mc1dents and b1ts of fun that we had wont be forgotten Smce I d1sl1ke readmg senous artzcles fsuch as th1s should bel Ill try to curb my feelmgs Any freshxe or soph who thlnks that saymg good bye 15 easy should have the Job of wntmg th1s column mf and when he gets to be a senmor Lxttle d1d I thmk when strugglmg through frrst term subjects that 1n a short t1me fa heml Id be worrylng about passmg Regents m the e1ghth term After grduahon there ll be no crammmg and worrymg about school work That 1S except for tho e who mtend gomg to college tboth of you! faculty To all the teachers who thlnx we smt 1n class sometlmes fall the tlmel w1th vague expresslons on our faces and are bored to the unkth de gree It must be hard on you espe crally at t1me when you feel l1ke Sll tmg back and gazlng out the w1n dow yourself We want you to know that we appreclate you and certalnly are grateful to you fl dont know what we would have done wlthout teachersl Our mmds may have been wandermg because we were makmg plans for when we become famous some day but no matter what rt was we ll always remember you Well 1ts so long for a whxle and m a partnng word to the next sen1or class may I say I hope lt wont be too hard for you to follow 1n our foot steps and to l1ve up to the hxgh level that our class of Iune 45 has set' 22 - H , -0- I gg 1 11 1 n 1 - 5-1 I - I II- ll I u 1 u I . l Il 1 - -' ' 0 . . 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A I I I ' Dear Ilm Im wntmg to apologlze for the way I acted when you were home leave The quarrel was all my fault and Im sorry But after all a woman hkes to be remembered on her blrth day I hope youll reahze th1s after were marned I wrote to your brother I hope I can boost h1s morale Ieanne Dear Ieanne Your letter arr1ved thls mornmg lm glad you hnally real1zed that the quarrel was your fault About the present It really wasnt my fault though I was so exclted about com mg home that I completely forgo your blrthday Im glad you wrote to my brother He doesnt get much ma1l and Im sure hell be glad to hear from you Love 1m Dear hm You have some nerve The quarrel was just as much your fault as 1t was mme And commg home on leave was no excuse for not buymg me present I recerved a letter from your brother yesterday I dont know why you arent as senslble as he He wrltes a very n1ce letter and Im sure he 1snt as hot headed as you Love Ieanne Dear Ieanne We cant go on argumg all the t1me Suppose we forget the whole thmg Im sh1pp1ng you your belated blrthday present As for my brother h1s letters arent any better than mme and he has a ternble temper 1m 23 Dear Imm Your present came yesterday What on earth can I do wxth a hon cub' Surely you dont expect me to keep lt My house would be a wreck ln less than a week Ive made arrangements to glve h1m to the zoo Ive been gettmg qu1te a few letters from your brother lately He expects to come home on leave soon Love Ieanne Dear Ieanne You thought the hon cub was so cute some t1me ago that I sent 1t to you Im sorry li you dldnt hke rt Im glad to hear that Tom IS com mg home on leave Id appreclate 1k lt you d show h1m the town Love 1m Dear Ilm I dont lcnow how to tell you thxs but Tom and I were marrled last week Im very sorry and I hope we ll always be frlends Smcerely Ieanne S3D'I3.I.S SIHOCI '41 WIP lllfllll 1 ' ' 1 . : I . . I u , I . . I , - - , . N - N . o ' Q . . H- I . . I 7.1 :P ' . , i E . I . 1 , ' I , ' l l i I I - ' I I SPUSIJ Sq S391 JANEY ynam e LLER CAROL MY NAME IS Ianey Im ten Mom says Im what you call an II! between Im not qulte sure just what she means Ieanne says 1ts m between a pest and a brat Ieanne IS my sxster Shes s1xteen I dont thmk s1xteen IS so old do you? Everyone says what a n1ce young lady shes gettm to be Well maybe she acts n1ce when shes out and everything but oh boy' they should see her hangm around the house ln a dlrty sport sh1rt and slacks rolled up to her knees Ieanne thmks she s good cause she goes to hxgh school and wears pow der and l1pst1ck Dont b1g s1sters make you slck? Ieanne says she has a lot of boy fr1ends If a boy Just says hello to her she thmks hes her boy fr1end Today Al Schmxdt ambled over to see Ieanne I sad ambled over be cause really there just amt no other way to descrlbe Al Schmldts walk H1 ya mfant Ieanne around? I part1cularly hate be1n called ln fant After all I am ten' I.ns1de grandpa I answered A soon as Al reached the l1v1n room door Ieanne jumped up threw her arms 1n the a1r and cned Why Alexander' How utterly dehghtful' I dont know why all of a sudden she calls h1m Alexander H1s name was Al the whole twelve years he l1ved next door How are you Alexander? My' You look just too too d1vme thls mom mg' Oh Ianey dear why not run along and play w1th your l1ttle fnends? Arent chlldren utterly de llghtlul when they re at that age? She fluttered her eyelashes at Al Now that was a delxberate l1e' Ie une hates k1ds my aq But I thmk Al knows shes show1n off He a1nt so dumb' Al wouldnt be too bad ll he d1dnt treat me l1ke I was a chxld He s better than some of her boy frlends though Especxally that college boy Iohnny Every t1me anyone just mentlons johnny Ieanne starts crym and says 1ts all my fault and she dont know why sl e has to have such a braty k1d s1ster I thmk Ieanne IS tak1n the wrong att1tude After all I couldnt help 1t I yust heard her talkm wlth her best g1rl fr1end Sue and she was say1n how when she and Iohnny get marned shes gonna wear beaut1ful wh1te lace gown w1th an utterly long tra1n just l1ke she saw 1n the movles once Then when Iohnny asked h1m when he and Ieanne were gonna get marrxed and can I be the flower g1rl I d1dnt mean anyth1ng by Ieanne ran upstairs crym Daddy got all red 1n the face and all of a sudden he got a terr1ble cough Mom just looked at me well you know how-and told me to go r1ght UPSIGIIS to bed Arent famxhes sllly some tlmes? They make such a fuss about nothm But I guess IIS just l1ke my very best g1rl fr1end Betty Lou says grown ups gotta be taught They just dont understand' Llke fer 1nstance the txme we had to wnte a letter to a servlceman m school I amt got no brothers to wr1te to so I thought up a RICE name and used an old address of one of Ieanne s boy frlends How was I to know there really was a boy by that name wlth that address? Ieanne wrote and explamed every thmg ar1d he started to wnte to Ieanne 24 3: . I . CX' I -9. ., I ' - I I I I I I I I I -O - 1 . - ' .. M . , V ' ' ' - 1 1 ' I I I I l I I I I - . l I a , . I . G . . I I I . 1 - I U I - came to dinner. one night, I iust . i - ll I n it- . I I I I , . . . n ' I I I I u , I I I almost every week Then he was sta honed ln town and I really thought lemme would forgxve me for spo1l1n her romance wlth Iohnny the college boy But dam the luck' when she met h1m at the statron she found out he was short and lat and nearly thlrty Oi course Ieanne blamed that on me too I d1dnt thxnk she should have wrltten that she was nlneteen though Last week Daddy s Aunt T1lly cam to see us Shes tall and skmny and all wrmkled up She cant hear so good and she wears glasses But she wears them on the end of her nose and looks rrght over them I dont even trunk she knows she has them on Mom and Daddy used to talk about who she was gonna leave all her money to when she dled but they never declded cause they always got Ln an argument about how old she was I never met her before and no body told me who she was When I asked Mom who that old lady was s1tt1n m the llvm room Aunt T1lly Jumped up and sa1d What old lady' Ehzabeth Marlow why dont you teach that ch1ld of yours some manners? I guess she a1nt so hard of hear1n after all Ieanne told me she wears a wlg I kept watch1n her halr all through supper unt1l Daddy told me to stop starm and eat I thmk shes borm but Daddy says we have to be n1ce to her Mom had to yell cause her hear1n IS so bad Daddy was hoarse so he let Mom do all the talk1n Mom sald she wouldnt be able to go out of the house all week cause the nelgh bors heard everythmg she sald Old Mrs Dobbs across the street 25 gave me a mckel to hmsh tell1n her about cousm W1llys thrrd Wlfe Yesterday Ieanne and her g1rl lrrend Sue went to get a Job I tagged along untrl 1t was too far for them to send me home They declded they would be usherettes cause then they could see all the plctures fer nothm We went to the hrst movxe we came to but there was no door marked Manager Some people came out of a door marked Exlt so we went ln But we st1ll couldnt hnd the manager so we just stayed to see the plcture I drdnt l1ke 1t much though There wasnt any D1ck Tracy serral Mom was mad and scud 1t was cheatln Daddy sa d 1t was about t1me someone m the Marlow tamrly got somethm ter nothn I wonder when Iecmne IS goln fer another 1ob 'V . . . . , , , . . 1 . . 1 . .. . . 1 1 , , . . . . r 1 I . . . , . . 1 . , . . . , . I -1 H I 1 u -u - I - , Y! . , . , . . 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 , 1 . , . . ' 1 - . , . I - 1 1 f, : . . , . . . , . l V,- I A. I ' ' H ,rf . ' ' . , , 1 ll V . , . , - . , . . I 1 ,,.'1 ,..- N.: 851'-,5 ,, , - , - , I .rj .,c ns- 1 I 1 I K. I 1 . 1 1 . - I , - . I .... , . Ky' - , , x 1 STAR DUST I FOUND it, discarded and forgotten, while rummaging through grandfath- er's trunk. It was a faded tintype of a lovely girl. The raven tresses were imprisoned in a high, shiny pompa- dour and the cheeks painted only with the bloom of the spring of life. The soft full lips were tumed up in a dis armmg smile The eyes were dark and rogulsh lt was by her eyes that I recognized grandma Rosemary Dieter AS I walked along the sound of ram drops pattenng against an old gar bage can came to my already atten tive ears The bleakness of the night spurred on by the ghostly rumble of the El overhead sent cold shivers up and down my spine I qu1ckened my pace as the ram fell more rapidly striking the sldewalk like a great mul tltude of marching feet The wet ghstemng pavement could scarcely be seen through the steady downpour In the distance could be heard the low pitched moaning of a fog horn Meanwhile the dark gloomy mist was getting thicker about me like a dark storm cloud enveloping a stray gull Charles Carter 6 saw' 7 mugged HERE FROM my place on the wall, I peer down at the people day after day, ticking away the seconds, min- utes and hours of their lives, day by day, month by month, year by year. Always the rhythmic tick-tock, tick- tock going on and on and on. People sometimes look at me m disgust others in fright and still oth ers gaze at me with joy Manys the t1me I have been hated and scomed urged to hurry on and many are the times I have been thanked for my kindness Generation after generation my l1fe has gone on people have been born have lived and died but still my never ceasing life ticks on and on and on Rose O Rourke THE MOON was full and bnght Hun dreds of stars lummated the sky with their brilliance Looking to the right and then to the left I could see only sand Before me stretched the roaring ocean with the waves rlsmg and falling l1ke a kite m the wind I shivered I felt lonely and lost and yet wonderfully sick I was alone yes but all thls beauty a round me was mine The sky ocean and sand I picked up a handful of sand and let it ooze slowly through my fingers A smlle came to my lips and linger ed I wanted to live once more Bernice Pottok AS THE emblem of freedom slowly hoisted itself nearer and nearer to the ever beammg gates of heaven heart rending feelrng could be sensed about the banners glowmg light that led many a gallant man onward to victory Manlyn Merz 26 I - . . 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PURPLE SHADOWS were gathenng over the sky As I lay dreammly on the lounge mn the sunroom gazmg out of the open French wmdow I could see the bay 1n all mts evenmg splendor Nxght was falhng The sun had long smce dropped beyond the honzon Far across the bay the tmy hghts of an amusement park were begmnmg to take llfe and dance III the darlcness Some formed a cnrcle wh1ch slowly moved round and round Everythmg was hushed save for the soothlng sound of waves breaklng on the beach Wlule busy dnnkmg m the beauty of the dxstant shore the moon had made her ap pearance unobserved and gently dropped her s1lver carpet down to meet the bay And there as I tumed 1t gl1stened m the moonl1ght N1ght was slowly takmg over Yes enchant mg twlhght fmally had surrendered Dolores Canosa THERE THEY stood nelther speakxng just starmg 1nto each others face Both knew 1t had to happen But why tomght when everythmg had been so exact The spacxous blue heaven above them was radlant w1th gl1ttermg stars People passmg were gay and dl verted Th1s perfect scene wlthered as nelther notxced 1ts rever1e The a1r around them was dusted w1th tenslon and mdlfference It would soon pass but at the moment lt wa both frlghtenmg and pecullar The couple had just had thelr f1rst quarrel Berruce Pottok I HEAR the whxstles and shouts from the other fellows as I lay m my bunk hstenmg to the waves lappmg agalnst the sxde of the boat tellmg her 1ts 27 sad tale I walked to the steps and raced up knowmg that somethxng swell must have been seen to cause thls outburst There was a soft breeze blowmg just enough to cause a spray and leave httle beads of water on the faces of the anxlous sa1lors as they hung over the ra1l1ng A mlst surrounded us as often you see m the early dawn It started to clear and I saw 111 the dlstance the lrregular coastlme of Manhattan but m front of 1t she stood there guardmg w1th her torch of llberty burnmg gallantly m the damp mommg Tears fxlled my eyes as I saw my lady standlng there greetmg me My heart swelled as l looked at my country whlch I had not seen for three and a half years Eleanor R1ebau taklng off from the ground How she hated herself for 1t It was wrong yet she could not control lt Stronger and stronger 1t grew t1ll she thought she would burst How s1lly why should she Carol Brennen be yealous Bermce Pottok StL0lIS IIEIWVJ 1 I ' - l - L1 -'13 . . 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Q I - I 0 - 1 - ' Q . 5 - ' n X Q FLYIMI SAIISAFK PATR C A LYNCH WHEN THE men talked about lt one fellow would always say That could only happen to Charl1e and 1t was perfectly true Charl1e 1S just a natu ral hom 1erk or gmk as the fellows call hlm Hes the kmd of a guy who always puts h1s foot 1n xt If Charlxe accldentally knocks someone down no fear of 1t be.ng a pr1vate or cor poral 1ts always a captaln or major But as I Sald thats Charlxe all over Hes on K P so much the fellows bought h1m a speclal kmfe to peel spuds w1th It even has h1S name on 1t These are all everyday happen mgs 1n h1s l1fe but h1s latest expert ence tops them all and everyone ln Squadron 14 of the Ar Force has been talkmg about 1t It all happened on a foggy day 1n February when Charl1e and a few other p1lots were sent on a mlsslon wlth orders to strafe all enemy ve hlcles they came III contact wlth About 10 mlles west of Erlurt Charl1e ran mto a German tank and w1th 1ng everythmg he had 1nto 1t Hts guns must have h1t a tender spot be lyk cause III a spl1t second the tank was a tlammg mferno Charl1e was so en grossed w1th the f1re that he forgot to pull out of the dlve qulck enough Ahead of hlm was a beautlful weep mg wrllow tree and before he knew xt he flew r1ght through 1t Inc1dent ally he took most of the tree wlth hlm It all happened so fast and he was a b1t surpr1sed to fmd h1s plane splttmg gasolme and coughmg ft fully The old lady was on her last eg and Charl1e could thmk of noth mg to do but hmp back home and pu her down as best he could He e one of h1s landmg gears back wxth the bottom half of the tree so 1t wasnt going to be so easy How ever about a m1le from the held he made an emergency landmg and al though the plane was ready for the Junk heap Charl1e was 111 perfect condrtlon not a scratch on htm He drdnt stay that way though As he lumped out of the cockplt he landed on a rock and recemved a lt at the t1me but he had Just mys terlously broken h1S leg But that wasnt all for wh1le he was llmpmg away he h1t h1s head on the wmg and fractured h1s skull As he sunk to the ground he fell on a p1ece of shrapnel and cut h s other leg open Well when he flnally came to 1n the hosp1tal and explamed what hap pened the fellows roared He d1d a more thorough job than the Nazls could have done When the fllght ofhcer came to see htm the f1rst thlng Charl1e dxd was start apologlzmg for wrecklng the plane Hes well on the road to re covery now and hell soon be back ready for K P agam Oh well thats Charl1e for you' UN n 1 I .E ' W 3 I It u . 1 I cv . ,, . , , C I 'Q' C I . . . - , , O W I ll ' ll . D-1 ' ' . - I . . I 1 6 u - ' I I I . . . . i- 1 . . - ' - l . ' l ft ' ' 5 . , . I . . nose earthward' he dove downf pour' series of sharp pains. He didn't know x x ' . I . :Q ,f X i ' f X . ' . 1 - I . . Ie ,. -. I s I - A T . I . . ,U .H y Q I Q H ' , 28 SURE IM angry of course Im mad and so would you be mf you were me You ve never been through hell and they have Endless days sleep less mghts guns roarlng grenades blastmg the earth 1nto llttle pieces whxch serve as a haven for the1r mangled bodles How do I know so much? Well lt all happened not too long ago but 1t seems Just hke yes terday that Get set we re almost at our destmatlon and hsten you leathemecks g1ve lt everythmg you vp got 1t s all or nothing Then ln a few mlnutes everythmg rs one blg nolse hells breakmg loose and your body moves mechamcally Nothmg matters you dont hear you dont see but you thmk plenty You re runnmg and yellmg and shootlng alongs1de your fatal blow your best fnend got 1t and you curse and swear your brams out But you cant help h1m now oh why dld rt have to be h1m? Sure now you re mad fxghtlng mad You see red you re not th1nk.ng of yourself 1ts thoughts of Iohnny that are run nmg through your head Iohnny who rs lymg back there face down 1n the mud And then you look about and suddenly take nottce of the others who have fallen Then you begm to wonder how you ever remarned ahve and unharmed Maybe 1ts just pur luck but no t1me for 1dle thoughts now got to keep gOl!1g ahead run nmg shootmg got to keep ahve The hrst day rs over but a heck of a lo that means Day runs mto mght mght 1nto day Bodles are fatlgued eyes half closed Oh' but for one rughts sleep but no you ve got to go on ReCelV1!'l.g letters from home does help lt helps a lot You eat up every word contamed rn them and you read them 29 over and over agam You read these durmg your spare tlme Ha thats a laugh The pages are held m one hand wh1le the other IS kept busy w1th a gun Your left eye devours the words rt sees wh1le the nght eye IS ever watchful on the enemy Was all th1s worth rt I ask you was lt? Those young fellows your brother your son and yes even your sweet heart are wrth us now only ln sprnt Are the1r lrves worth the prlce of that volcamc pxece of land'-7 By now you ve probably guessed my ldentlty I am the sp1nt of Iwo Ilma I am doomed to walk th1s Slflp of earth t1ll the end of t1me On th1s my xsland home lxve the ghosts of the Marmes now dwellmg ln another world Alongslde them walk the soldlers and sallors who have also made the1r fmal exrts And I watch over them I protect them I am preservxng th1s httle b1t of Amenca m the name of your son your brother your sweetheart NYO3 AH lItlM0'l'I0lI HWS . . . C ' i , Q. I 5 . . . I . - - - . ' Q- . , . - I , . -a h . ' . . - . 5- - . I 1 T m A ' . 5 - . - - . H. ' . I , . , .1 - l - - . ' 5 h ' - ' - - ' . N I . . ' U l . ' ' . 2 ' - -- . Di , ' , - ' 0 ' . ' -1 . . . I . ' Q 5 - I h , - ' n . . 5 i ' 5 - l - . , . ' ' - . ' 0 . . . , 5 m . I I . i ' Q 5 . 5' l , . . ' .-v 1 KJ - 1 . . 0 . . u I I . . I It .A , Ill! ' . r . - , ' - I 1 4 ' ' - r, I' v '. - r - - - l ' Y. ' . . Q' . . k . . , h .4 .,l- . ' I ,' . . ' - . 4 x 5 . I . . ' . . . . ' I . ' . YIAI Qtugf' OMI DREAMS MARY BO A FLASH of srlvery steel on the 1ce the swlsh of a short full skxrt was what you saw as Nadme skated over the frozen surface of the lake cuttmg 8s and many other d1ff1cult hgures It was about ten o clock Saturday mom mg and there were only the men hx mg the grandstand and a small group of people on the shore whlle Nadrne practrced She drdnt stop m the mld dle of her breathtakmg sprn but Na drne could tell that they were admrrmg her graceful beauty Conce1ted ' No she was just happy land excltedl The annual Ice Carmval was bemg held on the lake 1n the afternoon as on nme prevlous years and k1ds were commg from vrllages w1thm a fGdll.lS of thrrty mrles to take part m the con tests. There would be prlzes for hgure skatrng and races on skates and 1n 1ce boats And the two best performers of the day would be crowned Kang and Queen of the camrval Dutch Parker would be ln the brg events too Oh wouldnt lt be wonder ful rf they could be Kmg and Queen together' tHe never paid any atten t1on to her m school before but he would after the carnrval Nadme closed her eyes and could feel the mayor gently placlng the beautrful sparklmg crown on her head Dutch w1th hrs crown was smrlmg at her Now they were at the town hall for a banquet Nadme and Dutch sat beslde the mayor and the other people drank a toast to the new Kmg and Queen As she opened her eyes Nadme could still hear the1r cheers echolng ul her ears Then she realized that lt was the people on shore Could they possibly lmow how she felt her glonous to be ahve feel1ng Nadme looked back at the shore and sudden ly she knew that they were callmg to her to come back She tumed around too late to see the srgn marked Danger Thm Ice! The xce broke wrth a crash Nadmes older srster Gwen rarsed herself on her elbow tumed to Nadme and murmered sleeplly Do you have to make so much norse when you fall out of bed Nad1ne'9 And then turned over and went back to sleep agam for lt wasnt even daylrght yet And Gwen wanted to get all the sleep she could so that she would be rested for the afternoon because she was entered m the hgure skatrng contest m the Ice Camlval ff' if N H if JM QW' FW. Wm' if 5 H A 30 -Q, 2 . 1 ' 1 I ' C E 1 - ' I o , . . . - f l H' ' A x f I f V f,f' . I - 1 Ml . Q 1 I X ll n X I .wi H - I IX ,ft V My .. . , l ' ' T' I ff X K - ' f 1, ly . ., . ,, 1,1 7 K If YI . . M X If . V, f , ' 'XX H! X ll 4 -n ' ' ' 5' 'A .. . . . ak ,Jig l W . ' :g?fr4'2 S W . Fw, ,E fb H U - lf -. . 7 f wk 1 I y 77 , Nl I 1 l I l 'rf Khin . . 'I A 4,1 ' lr X-. ' . X ,SQ lx . . - -n . WHAT, NO pretzels? This query came from one. Leonore Bartoli. an ex-Adamsite and Clipper member. Well, Lee, the next time you breeze in I'm sure we'll be able to dig up a pretzel Ulnything and everything can be found in Mr E I's deskl Well, this term. just as last term. we are going to lose a grand bunch of writers The graduates to be are Evelyn Martm four Busmess Mana gerl Ieanne Sherman four compos ing Edltorl Patricia fNut Bowll Woody Carol Mueller the girl who wntes such heart warmmg stor1e Norma Morgillo and her pal Dor othy Herzberg Clarence Coles and Richard Nolan Golly it seems a shame that just when we get two fellows who like to write and really can poof' just like that and they re gone Well anyway here are the name of our latest staff additions and I think we are very fortunate in find ing such super duper people First theres Dorothy Bloore our newest red head Clarence Coles a really fine wnter Mary Egan Dons Stelges and Dorothy Rylands Now then our newest of new comers consists of Rosahe Sherman Charhe Carter Rosemary Dleter Cathenne Fullerton Elinor Weyer and Elinor Wushup To show how really democratic we are how absftively posolutely unprey udiced the names of Herby Gutman and Gloria Morea shall appear in this newspaper uh what s its name again? Oh yes-The Campus Sen ously though we re going to miss you Gloria and those comy yokes of yours Herb Even though you are a pau of cold blooded newshounds smooth sailing to you both 31 I wonder if we'll really ever get that baby contest in full swing. It's been going on fmore or less-and I'd say lessl for two terms now. And what- ever happened to that sign- Whose Oosie, Oosie is Oo? What we really need around here is an organized committee One to take care of the socials, one to devote time to baby pictures and another to clean out Mr. E I Clarkes desk By the by have you seen the latters baby picture? You dont know what you re miss ing if you ve never been in the Pub s office Honest people even though we dont look like we are working three quarters of the time we really do you know Sometimes I dont believe you appreciate us You know you dont have to be a wizard to write a story ftake me for example-no dontll and you dont have to be in with a certain clique You know I never set eyes upon nine tenths of the people who are now service aids or staff members until they came into the offlce So look kids if you have a talent for writing how about giving lt a try? We are always glad to have new names adorn the pages of the Clipper and we are always open for suggestions So if you have any sensible ideas or if you get a sudden inspiration for a story start pushmg the pen and help us make our maga zine a better one-Okeh ' Well so long for now Have a nice vacation and Ill be seeing you next term '4' H3.l.SO.:l SI'I I.lHd 01321 M Ollll Sll n , - - o , - I W I I . I . 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I . - E I g s I - I ' l'LL NEVER FURGET DOROTHY RYLAND AS I Sll here so often m hrs room I cant belreve that he w1ll never be able to occupy 1t agarn Everywhere I look I see famrlrar objects whrch at lrrt I thought srlly but now each object 1 as clo e to my heart as he wrll be forever There on the top of the hom made closet rs an ol.l brown h one whrch would have been thrown out long ago rf 1t wer nt for the fact t1at he had a sort of c'1t m ntal attachment towa cl t He felt rt would brrng luck rf 1t were to stay rn that same place facrng hrs bed Off rn a corner undemeath h1s untrdy book rack IS an ugly harry cocoanut head It was one of the frrst thrngs he sent home whrle 1n Florrda He was forever buyrng some l1ttle somethrng whether rt be small or brg and sendrng 1t home to add to hrs col lectron of oddrtres Now all have so much meanrng behmd them showrng each place he went Mostly all the prctures rn hrs room remrnd me of the endless days he spent rn hrs dark room down the cellar developrng and enlargrng My tear ul eyes haz1ly snatch a glrmpse of hrs framed butter flres Oh how proud he w s of tho e beautrful colored butterflres I remem ber how each one remrnds me of a drffrcult search mto the woods All day Id worry myself srck dreadrng h1s ex capades hoprng nothrng would hap pen knowrng the dangerous chances he took Clrmbmg trees rn and out thom bushes tearrng across brrdal paths dodgrng oncomrng horses And then he d burst rn the door wrth bloody scratches and cuts on hrs face and hands crymg out Look Mom arnt thrs one a beaut rt s even better than the last one Thus as so many trmes before Id reply wrth a srgh of rehef Why rts gorgeous Frequently he brought a half starved krtten home and ted 1t mrlk and somehow hed fmd a home for rt to stay even rf he had to walk the blocks askrng people he knew and drdnt know to help hrm Nrghtly I ask the Lord the same questron over and over agam Is 1t nght to bear a son look after hrm through the years Nurse hrm when he had the measles chrcken pox and whooprng cough S1t up nrght after mght watchmg over hrm prayrng nothrng would harm hrm And then have hrm taken away from you at the rrpe age of 19 Iust when he frndrng out the beauty and mystery of berng ahve must he be confronted wrth death and dre hrmself Oh why'l' .12 C m . . . 0 I 1 Ln 1 . . - ' ' pu 1 1 E . . 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F5 fi DOROTHY L LAVB 'fur-f' TQQQP -bull' AGN5 CTSHEA .4 mmscnnnz nzuss DJZRILTH IONBS UORETTA W, f., , ?'2f5:e . ,iw WE, if 4, Z? 1 ' - 1: Z f 3 sf Q: Q5 V , ,, Am , W Q MQ if N x 4 FEYNBQG 701 7 2 Z i' f 1 2? f 'fi W ' 7 M '.,, I . 1? . af C ,ff , , ., , 1 ff? 53 Qi 'E 5' fr u , . , , 'g ,Q ' if FM' 4? 3 'M' 4 3 if f , MJ ADELAIDE DLNU c1,.-Jmrrwnxs FIQLIUKLZ OI if f r KM Q 33, 'Sn ago 'Q 'R ww BEFORE THE Graduation Class of Iune 1945 goes on lts merry way we would lxke to state our last w1ll and testament To Mr Clarke four skrpperl we leave a calendar so that hell know Monday 1S Monday and not Tuesday To Mr Patterson goes a three wheel b1cycle so he can chase the lo1terers out of the hall A whole case of hrs iavonte brand of cough drops for Mr Goldman To Mr McSheehy our new d1scov ery the Iohn Atom Mr Clarke QCl1pper k1dl a can o P A p1pe tobacco for that sharp Sherlock Holmes p1pe that he carts around To Mr Confoy a new pen wrth two pomts for those ever famous lat passes Mr Froelrck a book tltled How to Teach Th1rd Grade Arlthmetrc The hope that the next t1me Mr McVey predrcts farr weather a hur ncane wont come along A promise to Mr Purro that we w1ll keep our shoulders back To Mr Iacobson goes a watch Wllh a second hand on rt so that the late comers wlll really be late To Mr Scarlata another Russ Porter at center and an Ace Fowler fwlth no bad breaks attachedl To Mr Delaney goes the smcere hope that RICCIG Brrsman Dedarlan R1ef Kaht and Robbms Inc w1ll beat Iackson next season Another bunch of track stars llke Gllhooley Grlfflth Rudy Anderson also a cxty champxonsh1p rn the very near future for Mr Morse 35 The end of the war for Mr. Cronin so he doesnt have to worry about tudents gettmg drafted For Mr Kuhle the hope that they ll run h1s plcture 1n every future Cl1pper A back door for Mrs Colllns that wont make a norse when she slams To fUncl Pxattl a school band re semblmg Splke Iones To Mr Goldheld blgger and better p ctures A red whrte and blue beame goes to none other than Mrs fV1ctory Corpsl Lyons To Mrs OShea goes a part tlme job at Iohn Robert Powers A classiul of pup1ls who speak real Brooklynese for Mrs Austm and a book about slang for M1ss Nressm and may she apprecrate 1ts usage To M1ss Bemer and M1ss Brrten bach a box of nerve softener to keep handy when those late comers come mto vrew To M1ss Laws goes a pat on th back for the great Job she does a b1g sm11e for therr fnendlmess Last but certamly not least a deep note of thanks to MISS Keller and M1ss Burns d1tto for the rest of the faculty for therr help m maklng thls gradua 1on a truly successful one N3S'IO NVIAIHON ebeko 'llIl0HS 'I0 l I O . ' 3 . . ' U 4 . ' S - I a I I Pa'+ I I I . . . A . I 1 . A I - 4 . . if. . . 4 , ' - I A - I ' I . , Q ' , To Mr. Mcaiu and Miss Johnston, l I . I ':' ,' f ' , ' 5- X xx Huggy, X . . . w ' - - f . , , , X Qilun- I '- I I l ' 'L1L5I2- ' l X i ' ggi:-v: But there IS honor too There may be danger mn the deed Aytoun ABATE CATHERINE Fust And Certrhcate Lunchroom Squad Newman Volleyball PSAL Pm Secretanal Clubs Nurses Cadet Corps ANDERSEN IOSEPH Bronze Sllver Gold s Major Queensboro Champs Cross Country Team Track Team Ald to Mr Morse Lunchroom Squad Winged Foot Socrety U S Navy ARMBRUSTER DOROTHY Mlnor A Iumor Semor PSAL Prns Fxrst Ard Certxhcate Iunror Semor Lrfe Savxng Chervon And to Mrs Gould Mrs Christ ensen Lunchroom Squad Swlm mmg Clubs Swimming Lead Nurse Cadet Corps ARTIG NORMAN Ard to Mr Scarlata Lunchroom Squad Patrols Squad U S Army BARETTI DOROTHY Second Honor Certxhcates Span rsh Prohcxency PSAL Pms Frrst Axd Certlhcate Lrbrary Lunchroom Squads Axd to Mr McG1ll Mr Patterson Mr Mould Mlss Lyons Fasluon Show Ratlomng Newman Softball Spanxsh Brology SWIHIUIIHQ Fxrst And Clubs Nurse Cadet Corps BARTNICKI IRENE Iunlor Ansta Frrst Second Hon or Certrlxcate Bronze A Men tonous Award And t M McG1ll M Mrddleton Mrs Gould Grade Advrcers Othce Emergency Room Annex Olhcc Program Commxttee Travel New man Secretanal Clubs Gregg College 'F- ALBANESE MARY P S A L Pins Nutntron Red C r o s s Certxhcate Chevrons Fashion Show Ald t Mrs Clemens Lunchroom Squad Ard to Mr Whrte Newman Secre tarxal Basketball Clubs Bus: ness ANGRISANI LOUISE Fxrst Aid Certxhcate Iumor Senxor PSAL Pms Chevrons Amd to Miss Ftsher Mrss Iohn ston Mxss Reuss Miss Rxorden M Patteron Soltball Secre tanal Swxmmmg Frrst Ald Clubs Nurse Cadet Corps. ARNDT EDWARD Ald to Mr Bequet Mr Confoy Vrce Pres and Pres t G O Lunchroom Squad U S Navy AURORA MARY Second Honor Certxhcate Bronze A Frrst Axd Certxhcate Deans Squad Attendance Ofhce Axd to Miss Wershals Lunchroom Squad Secretarral Club Bust ness BARKER GRACE Bronze Second Honors Frrst Amd Certlhcate Nutntron Certzhcate PSAL Prns Axd to M Mxddleton M Freeman Mr Wesberg Lunchroom Squad Attendance Ofhce Campus Re porter Lat1n Volleyball Sewmg Clubs Business BEAL MARY IANE Ansta Second Honors Bronze Sllver Sxlver Gold PSAL Pins Dxstmgulshed Serv rce Certlhcate Leaders L A tendance Hlstory Offices And to Mr Von Arx Mr Sternlem Mr Pflster Sentor Glee Club Latm Swlmmrng Leaders Cluss Vrce Presrdent Grrl Reserves Nu e Cadet Corps. They are 1ll drscoverers that thmk there 13 no land when they can see nothmg but the sea Bacon BERGER CHARLOTTE Iumor Ansta Second Honor Cer txhcate Bronze Silver PSAL Pms Iunlor Semor Lrte Savmg Mentonous Excepttonal Certxhcates Ard to Miss Laws Mr Yourman Mr Cronan M Patterscn Lunchroom Squad Library Iudean Basketball Swlmmxng Baseball Clubs Queens College HOWARD GILMES Armed Forces Lunchroom Lrbrary Squads And to Mr Goldheld Semor Dancmg Bond and Stamp Commrttee Salvage Ard Busrness BORGE IOSEPHINE Iumor Semor PSAL Pms Fxrst Ald Certrhcate Chevrons Lunch room Axd to Mrs Casabona Mrs Lambert Volleybally Sew mg Stenography Clubs Secre tancl School BOCK LOUISE Bronze Szlver Gold s Medal Iumor Semor PSAL Pms Runners up Pms Iuruor Semor Llle Savmg Leaders L Chevrons First Axd Certlhcate Softball Basketball Swxmmxng Leaders Clubs Nurses Cadet Corps BRAUCHLER IRENE S e c o n d Honor Certlhcates Iumor Ansta Bronze A Fxrst Amd Nutrition Certlhcates PSAL Pms Merltonous Serv lce Amd to Mr Patterson M Confoy Lunchroom Squad Vol leyball Sewmg Gxrl Reserves Fashion Shows Secretarxal Bas ketball Vrctory Corps Busmess BRENNAN WILLIAM Bronze Varsxty Footbal Mayor A Queens Champs Football 44 Mmor A Track Mmor A Swlmmmg Gold Football 44 Axd to Mr Scar lata Mr Troyano Mr Brown Mr Gross Mr Moss Mr Shrelds Mr Delaney Mr Gorman New man Latm Scrence Spamsh Clubs Armed Forces fe ll 1 BIDAS WANDA Second Honor Certxhcate Bronze As Red Cross First Ard Cer txhcates Lunchroom Squad. Vice Presrdent Newman Club Nurses Trammg BLACKMORE DORIS Second Honor First Ald Certlh Cates Nutntlon Certxhcate Ald to Mr Welsberg Mr Whxte Mrs Austm Lunchroom Squad A tendance Office Busmess BOSCH WILLIAM S e c o n d Honor Certrhcates PSAL Pms Red Cross Certxh cate Servrce Squad Lunchroom Squad Intramural Softball Bas ketball Semor Glee Clubs U S Navy BRANDO LOUIS S e c o n d Honor Certlhcate Lunchroom Squad. Assembly Squad Dramahcs Chrrstopher s Candle 42 Busmess BREIMANN IOHN Spanish Club Lunchroom L brary Squads Ald to Mr Gold held Semor Dancing Commxttee Bond and Stamp Commrttee Sal vage Aid U S Navy Chpper Staff Track Team Lunchroom Squad NYU BROGAN ROBERT Red Cross Certrhcate PSAL Pms Patrol Squad Ald to Mr Camson Mr Troyano Mr Mxd dleton Lunchroom Squad Var srty Swmmmxng Team Basketball Softball Handball Intramurals Newman Art Clubs Merchant Manne Academy . . I A I I : - . . : : , , As : V .. . ..: - . . . . : ' , ' , ' ' ' . - ' . , : Q . '- . , . , r. + ' : , . . 'sa , ' - : . . : A ' u I I I I I , I 9 ' , 7 I- . : I - ' .- ' . , ' u I ' ' ' : : - I . . . . I 1 ' . - : : I : I - ' . I . I ' I 1 .- - ' 'T I I 1 1 . UA. ,.- 7 Maior, Mmor A : All Round . .. . , : - : , 6' . . . , vo ' I 7 ' , , 1- . . , , - . . . . : - g ' , - ' : ' . , r. ' - 7 7 ' ' : : : : : -1 u I u : : - : ' .- ' . ' I A : : . . . . . . 7 : . ' ' l l 1 I ' - : , - I - - , . : . . . . 7 - ' ' , BROOKS LA BERTA Gregg Shorthand Speed Certxfx cate Sten Honors PSAL Pms Lunchroom Squad Volley Bos ketball Clubs Wzlberlorce Um versrty BUHLER MURIEL Second Honors Spamsh Prob crency Pm Fxrst Ald Certxfxcate Ard to Mr Tobxas Lunchroom Squad Basketball Softball Leaders Club Nurses Trammg BUTCHER IOAN Spamsh Club Lunchroom L brary Squads Axd to Mr Gold held Senior Danclng Commxttee Bond and Stamp Commxttee Sal vage Amd Busmess BYRNE IAMES Second Honor Certxhcate Ger man Prohcxency Pms PSAL Pms Basketball Soleball Intra Squad Ald to Mr Gorman Mrss Iewell Prom and Class Night Commxttee Newman German Swxmmmg Clubs U S Marmes CALMSON RENEE Major A Mmor A Bronze A Mentorxous Servmce Award First Ald and Nutntlon Certxh cates All Round Medals Run ner up Pms Chevrons Library Squad Ald to Mlss Smith Miss Fexnberg Mrss ohnson. Cam pus Fashlon Show Lunchroom Squad Softball Baskketball Volleyball Hockey Leaders Clubs Umversxty of Wlsconsm CARLSON WALTER Senlor Arlsta Second Honors Bronze A Bronze PSAL Pms Basketball Softball Intramurals Merltorlous Exceptional Servlce Certlflcates Axd to Mr McG1ll M Plath Lunchroom Library Squads lumor Senlor Orches tra Fxeld Band Latrn Club Dra matics Club Town Talk Romancers The Spxrxt f Youth U S Navy There are no pomts of the compass on the chart of true patnotrsm Wmthrop 11 ,pm BRYANT DOROTHY Sllver A Flrst Axd Certxfncate Mayor Mmor A Iunxor Senxor PSAL Pms umor Senlor Lxte Savmg Chevrons Sectzon Rep resentatrve All Round Medals Leaders L Member of GAC And to Miss Laws Leaders Bas ketball Softball Swrmmrng Clubs Busmess BULLOCK ALAN Iumor Ansta Second Honor Cer txfmcate Late Squad. Patrol Squad Orchestra Freld Band Class Nlght Plrates of Penz ance Varsxty Shows Assembly Program Baseball Pubhc Speak mg Clubs Atd to Mr Pxattx U S Navy BUTTNER IEAN Iunxor Arlsta Honors Certlhcate Mentonous Exceptzonal Servxce Certrhcates Bronze Gold PSAL Pms Chevrons Flrst Ald Cer txhcates Axd to Mr Von Arx Mr McG1ll Ratxomng Lrbrary Lunchroom Squads Semor Glee Club Basketball G1rl Reserves Spamsh Scxence Clubs Hunter College CAFIERO SUSAN PSAL Pms First Ard Certxh cate And to Chnstensen. GO Representative Victory Corp Representative Iumor Semor Glee Club Iunzor Seruor Dra matxcs Swlmmlng Baskketball Baseball Sewmg Clubs Drakes Busmess School CARLINO FIFI Mmor A Bronze A Runner up Pms Chevrons All Round Medal Second Honor Certlhcate Fxrst And Certlhcate Axd to Mxss Keller Mlss Iohnston Mr Wezs berg Lunchroom Squad Fash :on Show Softball Basketball Volleyball Newman Clubs Glrls Athletxc Councxl Basketball Man ager Brownes Busmess School CARR KATHLEEN S e c o n d Honor Cerhfxcate Iumor Arista Bronze A Frrst Ard Certxhcate Llbrary Squad Lunchroom Squad Axd to Miss Smnth Mrs Greenson Mxss Fmn Newman Volleyball Secretanal Clubs Vrctory Corps Busmess . , ' , , . , , , ' , t . . t- H. . . I I - . . . . : I , ' ' .1 - 7 : - - : : : . - 1 . . , . . - : - : : : ' - : : : : . . . : : . - ' 1 . , 1- ' - , - - . , , . . . . ' ' ' . - . . . ' : : - ' - : . , . : : . : , , . .- , . . . . I n u n n , ' , .... , - - , , . murals: Dean Squad: Lunchroom ' , - - , , : . . , ' , ' . I r I , . , : . . .. U. .. . . 1 Q - . 1 I ' : 7 - . . . ' ' . - ' ' ' 1. . I 5 I - 1 1 1 - , : . , , - . . I C ' : : ' ' , U 1 ' n I . H ,, A , .... , . . , . I i . . . 7 . I . . ' . . ' Y I ' . . ' ' . ' 'N ' 1 - 1 7 r- : , ' 1 1 ' ' 1 , - . ' ' I : : - ' xl u , , I O ,. The man ol wlsdom rs the man o years Young CARNEY IRENE PSAL Pms Frrst And Cerhh cate Axd to Mxss Burnstem Mrs Halley Emergency Room Latxn Softball Volleyball Bas ketball Newman Clubs Lunch room Squad Wyckott Hexghts Hospltal CODY ANN Nutrxtlon. Fxrst Aid Certlhcctes Pms Secretary to Mrs C ensen Aid to Mn! Casa b a Mrs Lambert Lunchroom quad Volleyball Sewmg New man Clubs Busmess COHEN THELMA S e c o n d Honor Certxhcates Bronze Sxlver As Flrst A Certxhcate Iumor Semor Lxte Savmg Ald to Mxss De Kemay Mrs Chnstensen Mrss Iohnston Miss Feinberg Mxss Laws Iun lor Senxor Dramatzcs Basket rsh Iudean Clubs Nurse Corps COLES CLARENCE Lunchroom Squad Clipper Stall Bond Stamp Salvage Commrt tees Spanish Club Llbrary Sq Ad to Mr Gold'1eld Semo Dancxng Commxttee NYU COTRONE CLORINDA Second Honors Flrst Ald Cer txhcate Nutrltlon Certlhcate Fashxon Shows War Stamp Rep Ald to Mlss Walsh Mr McG1ll Mlss Feinberg Miss Bernstein Mrs Tomasulo Lxbrary Squad Health Ed Newman Bowlmg Italran Basketball Clubs Syra cuse Umvers1ty COZINE MILDRED Frrst Aid Certxhcate And to Mrs Clemens Mrss Fisher Mxss Reuss Lunchroom Squad Cadet Nurse Corp CATALANO PETER Frrst and Second Honors Span rsh French Prohcxency Pms Hall Patrol Audltonum Salvage Rep War Stamp Rep French Span rsh Clubs Busmess COHEN ROSLYN Ald to Mrs Lyons Lxbrary Squad Iumor Semor Dramatlcs Fashzon Show Ard to Mr Con toy Basketball Volleyball Swlmmmg Sewmg Secretanal Fxrst Ard Clubs Amencan School Ol Ballet COLLINS EVELYN Iumor Ansta Second Honors Iumor Seruor PSAL Pms Swxmmmg Fnrst And Cernhcates Ard to Mr Mxddleton Mr M Calfrey Mr Moseley Mrs Troy ano Dr Cusack Mzss Gannon Vrctory Corps Newman Latxn Elemers The Love Bug Unxversxty ot Montana COLLINSON RUTH Second Honor Certxhcate Fxrst Amd Nutntxon Certlhcates And to Mrs Mullxgan Lunchroom Squad Newman Latin Biology Clubs Vrctory Corps Iumor Glee Club Cadet Nurse Corps CURTO IOSEPHINE First A1d Nutntxon Certxhcates Axd to Mxss Leary Miss Echerl Library Lunchroom Squad Swrmmmg Art 6 Craft Volley ball Clubs Busmess School Katherxne Glbbs DANDREA DOLORES Frrst Second Honors PSAL Pms Ansta Bronze Silver Gold As Axd to Mr McCaiiery Mrs Gould Mr McSheely Mxss Mc Loughlxn Lxbrary Emergency Room Lunchroom Squads Soft ball Basketball Volleyball Nurse Cadet Corps . . , I l . 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' . i I : . l . . 5 . . . - : , I , : - A thought IS often ongmal though you have uttered 1t a hundred tunes Holmes DALEY IUNE Second Honors Bronze A Mentorxous Serv1ce Certxhcate lxrst And Nulfll1Oh Certlhcates And to Miss Laws Campus Stall umor Senxor Glee Clubs l-ashron Show Szxth Term Rep Newman Lunchroom Squad Victory Corps PSAL Pms DeCHIARO IENNIE Minor As Frrst Ald Cerhh cate Nutrltlon Certrhcate Iumor AL ms Axd t rs Clemens Mrss Rlordon Mlss Woods Lunchroom Squad Mzss Comms Secretanal Newman Basketball Softball Volleyball Clubs Buslness DeLUCA RUTH Arxsta F1rst Ald Lertlhcate Ald to Miss Femberg Mxss Reus Mlss Langdon Lunchroom Squad Patrol Squad Newman Softball Volley Basketball Bas ketball Semor Glee Clubs Busmess DENHOFF EDWARD Second Honor Certlhcates Bronze A Srlver PSAL Pm Axd to Mrss Reuss Dr Cusack Stage Squad Color Guard Dra matlcs Chnstmas Carol 44 Bishops Candle Stlcks Whxte Phantom Naval R serve DITTMAN ARLENE Flrst Ald Certrhcate Nutrlhon Certlhcate Fashxon Shows L brcry Servlce Ald to Mxss Paquette Lunchroom Squad Secretarxal Club Busxness DOLEE PAT PSAL Pms Bronze A Gold Football Mayor Letter m Foot ball Member l Queens Champs Football 44 Swlmmmg Team Dean Squad Ald to Mr Scarlata Newman Club Men torlous Awards Trathc Squad U S NAVY DAUBE IRENE Second Honor Certxucate Men torlous Exceptxonal Service Cer tlhcates Axd to Miss Berner Mrs Mather Mrs Gould Lunch room Lxbrary Squads 5th 6th Term GAC Representative P o gram Comm1ttee L ades S n lor Glee Club Pasadena Iul lor College DeIULIO ELAYNE Second Honors Iumor Ansta Honorable Mentxon For Fashxon Show Amd to Mlss Iohnston Mrs Lambert Mr Gunthert Mr l'-'ro llch M McG1ll Lunchroom Squad Campus Stott 1 erm Representatlve Itallan Newman Swlmmxng Basketba'l Clubs lumor Semor PSAL Pms Nurse Cadet Corps DeMAIO ANNA Frrst Ald Cerhhcate P S A L Fins Llbrary L u n c h r o o m Squads Quiz Program Public Spealnng Busmess DIANA CONSTANCE Aid to Mr Patterson War Bond Rep Fxrst A1d Certlhcate Lunchroom Service PSAL Pm Business DOODY SJLSLEY MIHOY Major A Swimming Bronze Sllver A s Meruonous Servrce Certrhcates Hall Patrol Lxbrary Squad Ald to Mr No on Mr Scarlata Mr Shreld Captam Lunchroom Squad An nex Band Sw1mmmg Team Cap tam Assembly Squad Cam pus Squad Sclence Club U S Coast Guard DOUD MARION B onze A Second Honors Cer tlhcate Iumo Senior P S A L Pms Fxrst Ald Certllrcate Lunch room Squad Ald to Mr Patte s o n Volleyball Badmmton Swlmmlhg Newman L a t 1 n Clubs Nurse Cadet A mystlc land ol brotherhood makes all men one Carlyle DOYLE FRANCIS Second Honor Certxhcate Iumor Ansta Vars1ty Iumor Varsxty Basketball Bronze PSAL Pm Ald to Mr Ieuch Lunchroom Squad Newman Club U S Navy DUFrY PATRICIA Honor Certlllcates Dlstxngulshed Mentonous Servxce Certlhcate Secretary of General Orgamza hon Gold Bronze PSAL Pms Runner up Pm Chevrons Axd to Mr Nostrand Mr Pbster Mlss Emerson Program Commlttee Assembly Programs The All Amerlcan Boy Abraham Lm coln Sugar and Spxce Clvzl Service DUSWALT ELAINE Mmor A PSAL Pms Flrst Ald Certlhcate Iumor Semor Life Savlng Chevrons Lunch room Squad Servxce to Vlxss Rxordon Mr Whxte Mxss Howes Iumor Intermedxate Semor Glee Club Secretanal Club Tlronlan Swxmmlng Volleyball Clubs Business EHRHARDT SOPHIE German Profxcxency Pms Iumor Semor PSAL Pms Lunchroom Squad A1d to Mzss Hess Mzss Smith M McVey M M Sheehy Newman German Bas ketball Iumor Semor Glee Clubs Busmess ELLIOTT EDNA Bronze A Second Honor Cer txhcates Flrst Ald Certlhcate Iunlor PSAL Pms Lunchroom Lxbrary Squads Campus Stall Salvage Bond Stamp Com mlttees Annex Library Squad Business FABRIKANT IACOB I umor Semor Arxsta Bronze Sxlver Gold A Fxrst Honor Certlhcates Spamsh Prohcxency Pms Merltonous Exceptlonal Servxce Certxhcates Campus Program Ratxonxng Freshman Receptxon Commxttees Lxbrary Lunchroom Squads Hxstory Grade Advxsors Ofhce Band U S Navy DUBANIEWICZ IEANNETTE Second Honor Certxhcate Ftrs! And Cerhhcate Spamsh Proh cnency Pm Lunchroom Squad Txronxan Newman Secretana Badmmton Fasluon Show Business DUMIG GEORGE Patrol Squad Meritorious Serv lce Certlhcate Luncheon Serv xce U S Navy EAGLE CONSTANCE Second Honor Certxfxcate Bronze Fxrst Ald Certxhcate P S A L Pms Iuruor Ansta Iumor Ansta Lunchroom Squad Ald to Mr Phster Ratlomng Gul Reserves Latm Club Bas lfetball Softball Nurse Cadet EICHINGER ANNE Bronze Sxlver Swlmmxng Pms Pms Chevrons Mmor A Axd to Mr Patterson Llbrary Squad Lunchroom Squad swlmmlng Basketball Baseball Volleyball Scxence Latxn Clubs Buslness ERCOLANO CONSTANCE Second Honors Axd to Mr Stem lem Mrs Lambert Mxss M Loughlm M Gonnan Sten Ofhce Fashlon Show Chevrons Lunchroom Servlce Victory Corps Secretary of Secretenal Club Bowlers Leaders New man Clubs First Aid Certlhcate Katherme Glbbs FAIRBANKS ROBERT Spamsh Club Lunchroom L brary Squads Axd to Mr Gold held Semor Dancmg Commlttee Bond and Stamp Commlttee Sal vage Ald Armed Forces . . . . : : : : : - : . . . . : : : ' . : : : I: : .- . . : ' . - I I I I I I I : . - - , . 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FAZIO THERESA Fxrst Second Honor Certxhcates Bronze Sxlver A Mentorxous Service Certzhcate Iumor Semor PSAL Pins Chevrons Program Card Commrttee Lunchroom Squad Ard to Mlss Brxtenbach Mr McG1ll Mxss Reuss Ratxon mg Commxttee Frrst Ald Certxfz cate Newman Basketball Soft ball Italran Clubs Busmess FLORE UEISULA Bro ze Sxlver A rrst Sectbrl onorbafaxcates Men to'nous ervrce AVKUICI Ifalran Proficiency Md 'to Mr McQxill M Mxd eton, Bond, ,Stamp Rep elentahvp latronmg Com mittee I-uhshroom Squad! Senx for Glee Club Italian Club Busmess FISHER WILLIAM PSAL Pms Baskketball Soft ball Handball Late Squad Lunchroom S q u a d a Prrates of Penzance Com mencement Exercrse Varxety Shows Assembly Programs Class Ntghtl Orchestral New man Orchestra Clubs Merchant Marme Fxrst Ard Certrhcate Mentorrous Exceptional Servrce Certrfmcates Iumor PSAL Pms Dean Squad Vrctory Corp Axd to Mr Con foy French Basketball Newman Clubs Cadet Nurse FORMAN FAY Iumor Semor Ansta Bronze Szlver Gold As Fxrst Second H o n o r Certzhcates German Spamsh Prohcrency Plns Iumor Llfe Savmg Iumor Semor PSAL Pms Minor A All Round Medal Chevrons Men tonous Exceptxonal Servxce Cer txhcates Assembly Forums R txomng Commxttee Azd to Mrs Keller Cornell Umversxty FOSTER DOLORES Second Honors Certlhcate Fxrst Ald CGIIILICQIE 1 t Cusack Mr McG1ll Program Commxttee Lunchroom Squad G1rl Reserves Basketball Soft ball Dramatxcs Clubs Clxpper Contributor Busmess Lxfe IS not so short but that there always tlme enough for courtesy Emerson use Q- 1 FILOSO ROCCO Second Honors Drstmguxshed Servxce Certxhcate Bronze A Iumor Arista Deans Squad Lunchroom Trafhc Assembly Squads Ard to Mrs Brennen. Vrctory Corps Honor Escort. Newman Softball Intramurals U S Navy FISHBEIN HELEN Stenography First Aid Certxh cate Iumor PSAL Pms Class Nrght Lunchroom Squad Axd to Mr Goldheld Iudean Volleyball Clubs Busmess FLECK OLIVE Second Honors Bronze Silver As Iumor Ansta French Pro hcxency Pm PSAL Pms Men tonous Exceptional Servxce Cer txfxcates Axd to Mr Kuhle Mrs Mather Program Commlttee Semor Glee Club Latm French Newman Clubs Felt and Tar rant Mmor A Major A Mentor nous Certlhcate Chevrons Iun lor Semor Life Savmg L Iumor Semor P S A L Pms All Star Basketball Game H E Ofhce Axd to Mxss Feinberg Mr McGxll Basketball Volleyball Leaders Clubs Iumor Semor Life Savmg Busmess FORRESTER IRENE Second Honors Certlhcates Fxrst Aid Certlhcates Axd to Mr You man Mr Byrne Mr Mlddleton. Lunchroom Squad Program Commxttee Salvage Rep Vo leyball Newman Clubs Busx ness FOWLER WILLIAM Bronze Srlver Gold As Major A rn Football Track Red Cross Certxfxcate PSAL Pms Gold Football Mr Scarlata M Confoy Lunchroom Squad Mr Gorman, Member of 43 Football Team 44 Queens Champs Track Team Newman Club U S Marxne Corp . . is I . .. ,s..: . . . .. : .. ,,: I i : , Q I : ' : . ' . 9 's : F' . , I ' Q - . x . ' , 6 . 1 , . LJ I d? ' x - 'L ' : --B fe A' . : - -' I ' . : . . . X , 1. . .I : FOLEY, PATRICIA V I NFQRD- MAQIQF , ' '- ' ' ' S . : . . . I I . . : . I ' . - , ,, 1. . . . . ' : ' 's : 5' I -- ' ' ' : : a- ' ' ' : A'd o Dr. I X ' ' :I . . . . ' : . . ' , .. is - 7 . 1 Y- ' 5 - . - : . . I I - A: I . I .44 For all sad words of tongue or pen the saddest are these- It mrght have been! Whrttler FREITAG FERNLEA Iunxor Arxsta Bronze Sllver As Second Honor Certlfrcate PSAL Prns Frrst And Certrfr cate Merltorrous Servxce Certlfr cate Ard to Mxss Beck Mr Frsch Grade Advrsors Lunch room Squad German Txronran Public Spealung Clubs Bust ness GACE EMILY Nutrltron Fxrst Axd Certxhcates Lunchroom Squad Bond Stamp Salvage Committees Brownes Business School GERONIMO MADELINE Second Honor Certxhcate Frrst Amd Certlhcate PSAL Pins Amd to Mrs. Brynes Mrs Mc Sheehy Mrs Hodgekxss Mlss Reuss Lunchroom Squad Qurz Sectlon Rep Victory Corps Publrc Speakxng Adelphi Col lege GING IACK Honors Campus Reporter Cpt Traffrc Squad Cpt Lunchroom Newman Club U S Navy GIOVINCO DANNY Srlver Bronze PSAL Plns Bas ketball Softball Intramurals Frrst Ard Red Cross Certxfrcates Mentonous Exceptxonal Servrce CGIIIIICQIES Amd to Mr Morse Campus Staff Honor Escort Cpt Adams Defense Trafhc Lunchroom Squads Presrdent of Courtesy Italxan Clubs U S Marmes GRECO ANGELINA Second Honor Certrhcate Fxrst Ard Certlhcate Mentonous E ceptxonal Dxstxngurshed Service Awards Bronze Silver A Ard to Mr Kuhle Mlss Femberg Lrbrary Squad Lunchroom Squad Program Commrttees Vxctory Corp Secretanal New man Clubs Busmess FUDZINSKI ANNE Second Honor Certrhcate Frrst Ard Certrhcate PSAL Pms Lunchroom Lxbrary Squads And to Mr Browne Mr Middleton Mr McCaffrey Newman Soft ball Clubs Nurse Cadet Corps GALANTE GLORIA Second Honor Certlhcates First Ard Certrhcate Bronze Srlver As Axd to Mrs Martm Pub llc Speaking Home Nursing Newman Clubs Queens Col lege GILHOOLEY IAMES lumor Arista Bronze Silver Gold As Second Honor Certxfrcates Basketball Intramurals Varsxty Track Cross Country Member 1943 Queens Cross Country Champs Co Captain 1945 Track 'leam Assembly Squad Emergency Room Lunch room Squads Axd to Mr Morse Mr OShea Mr Norton Cam pus Newman Latm Wrnged root Clubs U S Navy Iumor Semor Ansta Frrst Sec ond Honors Bronze Srlver Gold French German Profr crency Pins Basketball Softball Intramurals Lunch Traffrc sembly Squads Ad to Mr Gross Mr Lent French New man Clubs U S Navy GOETZ IOHN Merrtorrous Dxstrngurshed Servrce Cerxflcates Bronze Srlver As PSAL Pms Stage Squad Cpt Color Guard. lntermedxate Sen lor Glee Clubs U S Marmes GRIEVE BERNICE Bronze Srlver Second Honor Certrfxcate Spamsh Pro frcrency Pm Iunxor PSAL Pm Chevrons Frrst Aid Certrfrcate Axd to Mr Patterson Mrs M Sheehy Mrs Byrne Mrs Hodg krss Mr Tobxas Campus Lunchroom Squad Ratxonxng Basketball Spamsh I u d e a n Clubs Queens College . .. . ,, WW 'I' : I , . . : . 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I Lxttle thmgs affect httle mmds Dlsraeh GRIFFIN AUDREY Iunxor Arista Second Honors Bronze A Mentonous Servxce Certxhcates Frrst Aid Certxtxcate Lunchroom Squad Deans Squad Attendance Othce Axd to Mxss Berner PSAL Pms Chevrons Volleyball Hockey Glee Clubs Dramatrcs The Cat and The Canary Adelphr Col lege GUTMAN HERBERT Iumor Semor Ansta First Honors Bronze Sxlver Gold Spamsh French Protr cxency Pms Merxtonous Excep txonal Drstmguxshed Servrce Cerhhcates Managing Edrtor Edltor ln Chret Campus lun lor Semor Orchestra Fleld Band Ard to Mr Freeman M Platt: Class Nxght 4th Sth 7th Term Medals U S Navy HAYKIN RITA Gregg Speed Certrhcate Hearth stone Club Nurse Cadet S. , HERZBERG DOROTHY Second Honor Certlhcate Drs tmgutshed Exceptional Mentor tous Servrce Certxhcates PSAL Pms Bronze A Clxpper Stott Captam Gxrls Dean Squad L1 brary Squad Vtctory Corp Rep Program Committee Ald to Mr E I Clarke MISS Wershals Pubs Othce Newman Dramatrcs Clubs Education Old and New Queens College HICKEY MARIORIE First Axd Nutrxtlon Certlhcates Fashxon Shows Art Ofhce Grade Advrsors Ottxce Lunch room Squad Newman Dra matxcs Glee Clubs Busmess HODGE IOAN Second Honors Bronze A PSAL Pm Gregg Shorthand Speed Certrhcate Fxrst And Cer txhcate Amd to Miss Rlordon Lunchroom Squad Newman Iun lor Intermediate Glee Clubs Vxctory Corps Kathenne Gxbbs Secretarxal School GRIFFITH DONALD Second Honor Cerhhcate Bronze Srlver Gold As Mayor Letters Track Cross Country And to Mr Morse M OShea Assembly Squad Cpt Queens Champxon shxp Cross Country Team 43 Track Cross Country Teams Winged Foot Clubs U S Navy HAA' DORIS Iunxor Arrsta Bronze Sxlver Gold As First Second Hxgll est Honors Fxrst Ard Nutntxon Red Cross Certlhcates Atd t Mr Phster Mr Clemens Lunch room Squad Hockey Volleyball Gxrl Reserves Clubs Busmess HEIMERLE ROBERT S e c o n d Honor Certlhcates Bronze A Campus Dxstnbu tion Ald to Mr Clemens M Ecksteln Mr McSheehy Elec tromcs Club Cooper Umon HEYDT THERESA Honor Certlhcate Bronze Sllver Gold As Merxtonous Servmce Certxtlcate PSAL Pms Aid to Mlss Kellers Othce Miss Munn Program Commxttee Fasluon Shows Lunchroom Squad Vol leyball Swrmmlng Bowling Glee Clubs Presldent of New man Club Fashxon Desrgmng HIRSHORN ETHEL Frrst Ald Certlbcate P S A L Pms Ald to Mxss Rlordon Lunchroom Squad Secretanal Club Busmess HOLLIDAY IOYCE lunxor Semor Arista Frrst Sec ond Honors Bronze Sxlver Gold s 6th Term Commercial Award Mentonous Servrce Cer txhcate Chevron PSAL Pm Axd to Mr Mlddleton Mr Mc G1ll Mr Wersberg Attendance Ofhce Switchboard C h e e r leader Program Committee Fa tronmg Commxttee Campus Busmess , W, . : : , A 1 1 rr n . . . 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Pins: Lunchroom Dean's Squad'- Aid t M . Confoy- Victory Corps' Program Committee: An- nex Rep.' Italian Newman Biology Clubs.-U. S. Navy. IONES THOMAS Aid to Mr. Connor' Lunchroom Service' Track Team. -- Armea Forces. gn 6 IBURG RUTH Second Honors Meritorious Serv ice Art Certificate First Aid Nutrition Swimming Certificates PSAL Pins Victory Corps Fashion Show Aid to Miss Iohn ston Mrs Christensen. Mrs Langdon Miss Fischer Emer gency Library Lunchroom Squads Softball Volleyball Basketball Badminton Clubs Business IACKSON ANNA Gregg Shorthand Speed Certifm cate First Aid Certificate Aid to Miss Keller Library Aid Lunchroom Squad Iuruor Inter mediate Glee Clubs Spanish Club NYU IAHN WILLIAM Spanish Club Lunchroom L brary Squads Aid to M Gold held Senior Dancing Committee Bond and Stamp Committee Salvage And Armed Forces IENSEN IOHN Second Honors Basketball Intra murals P S A L Pins Patrol Squad Aid t Miss Munn Lunchroom Squad A s s e m b l y Squad Iumor Semor Dramatxcs Bishops Candle Sticks U S Navy IOHNSON RITA Lunchroom Squad Intermediate Senior Glee Clubs.-Wilberforce University. KADEN FLORENCF P.S.A.L. Pins- First Aid Certifi- cate- Aid to Mr. Middleton. Mr. Browne Mr. Ricter. Campus Rep.:Victory Corp Re .- G.O. Rep.: Intermediate Senior Glee Clubs: Volleyball Swimming Club .-Nu.se Cadet. The many st1ll must labor for the one Byron KAHT IAMES Second Honor Certlfrcate Iumor Ansta Lunchroom Squad Ard to M Delaney M Morse Chpper Art Staff Baseball ln tramurals PSAL Prns Gold Medals for Basketball lntra murals U S Navy KARPOWICZ MARTHA Second Honrs Frrst Ard Red Cross Nutrrtron Certlhcates L brary Squad Ard to Mrss Smrth M Ieuch Mrs Lyons MISS Rrordon Mrss Parquatte Sal vage Rep Volleyball Club Presrdent of Newman Club Busmess KASTEL ELEANOR Iumor Ansta Mmor Bronze A MeI1lOflOUS Excep tronal Servrce Certrhcate PSAL Pins Llfe Saving A1d to Miss Iohnston Mrss Femberg Mrs Laws Mrss Lyons Mr McGrll Mr McCaffrey Lunchroom Gen eral Ofhce Vrctory Corps Soft ball Volleyball Swrmmmg Bas ketball Clubs Nurse Cadet Corps KESSLER EDNA Meritorious Service Cerhhcate Frrst Amd Nutrrtron Certrfxcates Library Lunchroom Squads Ard to Mrss Smxth G1rls Reserves Secretanal Clubs Busmess KINZER PAUL Bronze Srlver Gold As Sec ond Honor Certlhcates Deans Squad Ard to Mr Confoy Mr Bequet Campus Gas Ration mg Softball Intramurals New man Club Queens College KRAFT ALFRED Spanrsh Club Lunchroom L brary Squads Aid to Mr Gold fleld Semor Dancing Committee Bond and Stamp Commrttee Sal vage Ard U S Navy cf' ,vw R T KIELLEN HAROLD Spanrsh Club Lunchroom brary Squads Ard o Mr Gold held Semor Dancing Commrttee Bond and Stamp Committee Sal vage Ard Armed Forces KARRENBERG HAROLD Meritorious Servrce Award Ard to Mr Iacobsen Mr Scarlata Mrss Hess Mr Breslm Mr Pat terson Late Squad Dawn Patrol Assrstant Manager Baseball Team 43 U S Navy KELLY MARIE Iumor Ansta Second Honor Cer tzfrcates Bronze Srlver Gold A PSAL Pzns Merxtonous Service Certlhcate Aid to Mr Froehllch Mr Gunthert Baslrket ball Softball Latm Newman Semor Glee Clubs Nurse Cadet Corps KIIDER LILLIAN Second Honor Cerhfmcates Bronze As Frrst Aid Nutrrtron Gregg Shorthand Speed Certrhcate A1d t M Patterson Lunchroom Squad Volleyball Secretarial Clubs Busmess KOPYT BERTHA Semor Ansta Second Honors Bronze As Mer1tonous Service C9fllf1CQl9 Flrst Aid Nutntlon Certrflcates Spamsh Prohcrency Pm Ald to Mlss Feinberg Miss DeKearney Mr Mould Softball Basketball Volleyball Hockey Leaders Clubs Mmor As All Round Medal PSAL Prns All Star Basketball Game Busl ness KRAUS SOPHIE Second Honor Certrfzcate Iunror Ansta Frrst Ard Cerhfrcate A1d t M Patterson Lunchroom Squad Newman Secretarlal Clubs Busmess Izmtahon IS the smcerest ilattery Colton KROPF FLORENCE Fxrst Second Honors Bronze A Fxrst Axd Nutntlon Certxh cate Aid to Mr Cromn Mxss Fxscher Mlss Brennan. 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I Xl I o I ' n '-' ul It tn: C ' tb I . - . . 1 For blessmgs ever walt on vxrtuous And though a late a sure reward succeeds Congreve MARINO NICHOLAS Bronze Mayor A s Baseball Captam 45 Basketball Intra murals And to Mr Scarlata M Cardone Mr Byers Plng Pona Baseball Clubs U S Navy MASONE IDA MQIIIOYIOUS Service Award F1 st Aid Nutrxtxon Certlhcates Iumor PSAL Pm Stenography Honors Lxbrary Squad Vrctory Corps Ofhce Secretarys Othce Fash lon Show Lunchroom Squad Axd to Mrss Smlth Mlss Iewell Mxss Fmn Mlss Drsbrow Presxdent of Hearthstone Club Spamsh Club Busmess MENSING ROBERT Semor Arista Slxth and Seventh Term Academrc Awards Fxrst Honor Certlhcates Bronze Srl txonal S e r v 1 c e Certlhcates P S A L Pms Assembly Squad Dean Squad Dawn Patrol Honor Escort Lunchroom Squad Sen lor Glee Club U S Navy METZLER ANNA M Second Honor Certxhcate Fxrst Axd Nutntxon Certlhcates D tense Squad Lunchroom Squad And to Mr Cronan Mxss Rxordon Miss Eckert Art and Craft Club Volleyball Club Buslness School MEYER WILLIAM C S e c o n d Honor Certxhcates Bronze A Mentorrous Service Certxhcate Hall Patrol Dean Squad Assembly Squad Semor Dramatxcs Cat and Canary Ald to Mr Eckstem Electromcs Club Presxdent of Key of Cour tesy Club Armed Forces MOELLER CAROL C Flrst Axd Certlhcate Iunxor P S A L Pm Cllpper Contrlb utee Publlcatxon s Othce Valley ball Spamsh Flrst Ald New man Clubs Browne s Busmess School MARTIN EVELYN Iunror Ansta Bronze Silver As First And Second Honor Certrhcates Fashion Show Axd to Mr Mlddleton M Mould M 1 s s DeKernay Attendance Oihce Clipper Statt Basket ball Volleyball Clubs Delegate to NYU Convention Busmess MATUSIK BLANCHE C Second Honor Certrhcate E ceptlonal Service Award Gregg Shorthand Speed Certxhcate Frrst And Nutrition Certrhcates Captam of Lunchroom Ald t Mr Cronan Mr Mxddleton Mrss Rrordon Mrs Mulligan Mlss Eckert Dramahcs Elmer and the Lovebug Town Talk Fashxon Show Katherme Grbbs Secretarxal School MESSERE WILLIAM M Basketball Intramural Smlver PSAL Pms Lunchroom Sqquad Shop Club Ald to Mr Martm MEURER DOROTHY V Fxrst And Certlhcate Lunchroom Squad Clnpper Contnbutee Iumor and Semor PSAL Pms lntermedxate and Semor Glee Club Secretanal Club Newman Club Umted States Cadet Nurse Corps MILLER MADELINE R Iumor and Semor P S A L Pms Fxrst Axd Nutrxtlon Certlhcates Lxbrary Squad L u n c h r o o m Squad Fashion Show Amd to Mrs Christensen N e w m a n .avnmmmg Clubs Busmess MONAGI-IAN MARTIN E Spamsh Club Lunchroom L brary Squads Ald to Mr Gold held Semor Dancing Commit tee Bond and Stamp Commxt tee Salvage Axd U S Navy . . 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Merrtorrous Serv rce Certrhcate Publrcatron s Olfrce Lrbrary Squad Vrctory Corp Rep Ard to Dr Cusack Mrs Austrn Dramatrcs Club Sauce for the Gaslrngs d ucatron Old and New Newman Club Queens College MUCCIOLO ALBERT F PSAL Prns Basketball Intra murals Lunchroom Squad Bas ketball Softball Baseball Hand ba Clubs U S Army Arr Corps MURRAY DOLORES A PSAL Prns Frrst Ard Cer trhcate Ard to Mrss Hodgkrss Mrs McSheehy Mrss Reuss General Olhce Swrtchboard Lunchroom Squad Iunror Semor Dramatrcs Town Talk Vrctory Corp Frith Srxth Seventh Term Rep Adelphr College MUSCI MICHAEL N S e c o n d Honor Certrtrcates Bronze Srlver As Iunror Sen ror Arrsta Spanrsh Prolrcrency Prns Mentorrous Exceptronol Drstrngurshed Servrce Certrtr cates Deans Squad Captarn of Assembly Squad Vrctory Corps Lunchroom Squad Frith Term Representatrve Ratronrng Com mrttee U S Coast Guard Academy New London Conn NELSON LORRAINE M Frrst Second Honors Bronze Srlver Gold As Iunror Arrsta Thrrd Fourth Term Honors Ard to Mr Goldlreld Mrss Iewcll Merrtorrous Servrce Certrircate Lunchroom Squad PSAL Pm Cheerleader Busrness hw- ..-Q, wil MORGAN EILEEN R S e c o n d Honor Certrhcates Lunchroom Squad unror Sen ror PSAL Prns Newman Leaders Clubs Frrst Ard Nutr! tron Certrtrcates Conservatron Forum Fashron Show Busrness MOROZ IOSEPH P PSAL Prn Bronze Srlver Span rsh Profrcrency Prns Ard to Mrs Hart Mrs Wrttner Lunchroom Squad Basketball Intramurals Spanrsh Solball Clubs U S Navy MURPHY EUGENE I Second Honor Certrhcates Ard to Mr Morse Mr McCalirey Lunchroom Ratronrng Commrttee U S Navy MURRAY THOMAS F Cross Certrhcate PSAL Pm Lunchroom Squad U S Nc1vY NAVESTAD ANN B Second Honor Certrlrcate Iunror Arrstc Lunchroom Squad Ald to Mr Froehlrch Mrs MGFIIU Frrst Ard Certrfrcate Swrmmrng Club PSAL Prns Iunror Sen ror Dramatrcs B.rsrnes NEMECK FRANCES M Iunror Senror PSAL Prns Frrst Ard Certrtrcate L u n C h r O O m Squad Swrmmmg BrologY S1911 ography Softball Basketball Grrl Reserves Busrness , r . - U I H. . g . . : . - 1 : I I . . . . . . 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P1ns Basketball Intra murals Soleball Handball Intra murals Merltonous Service Cer txhcate Lunchroom Squad Cam pus Stall Fleld Band Aid t Mlss Munn Iudean Club Clty College of N Y OLOUGHLIN EILEEN C S e c o n d Honor Certxhcates Bronze A Latm Award Men tonous Serv1ce Award Fxrst Amd Ceruhcate Amd to Mr McGill Mlss Langdon Mr Von AYX Newman Latm Clubs Iosephs College OTTUSCH RAYMOND F Second Honor Certlhcate Ftrst Axd Certxhcate PSAL Pxn Vxc tory Corps Axd to Mrs Martm M Nostrand M DelaneY Lunchroom Squad Mrs Secor Basketgcll Softball Intramurals U S Navy NILSEN WALTER Iumor Semor Arxsta Bronze Srl ver A Second Honor Cer trhcate Mentonous Servxce Cer hhcate Amd to Mr Froehlxch Capt Sunnse Patrol Rahonmg Commlttee Basketball Intra murals Duke Umversrty NOLAN RICHARD l Pubhcatxons Olhce Lunchroom Squad Semor Glee Club Armed Forces OCONE MARY R Fxrst Ald Cerhhcate Campus Staff Llbrary Squad Lunchroom Squad. Axd to Mlss Rlordon Mrs OShea Mr Freeman New man Spamsh First Ard Clubs Queens College OLSEN NORMAN Semor Ansta Semor Arxsta Fxrst and Second Honors Bronze S11 ver Gold As Spamsh Proh crency Pm, Bronze PSAL Pm IV and Varszty Basketball Mayor As m Basketball Presl dent ol Semor Class Boy Leader Ard to Mrs Brennen Assembly Squad U S Coast Guard Academy New London Conn OPPENHEIMER CECELIA W Gregg Speed Certlhcate Second Honor Certxhcates Fxrst Ard Nutrrtxon Certthcates P S A L Pms Fashlon Shows Vlctory Corps Ald to Mass Smlth Lunch room Squad Cadet Nurse Corps Adelphl College PAAR ELAINE R Second Honor Certxhcates Iun lor PSAL Pm First Ald Cer txhcate Mentonous Exceptional Servrce Certlhcates Campus Staff Assembly Feature Edltor Ala Mode Colummst Fasluon Show A1d to Mr Von Arx Mr Patterson Mr Vert Mrs Martm Mr Phster-St Iohns Umverslty When vmce prevculs and mmpermous The post of honor ms a prmvate statmon Addmson PACE GLORIA N Fmrst Second Honor Certmfmcates Bronze Smlver Gold As Serv mce Certmfmcates Iunmor Armsta Ratmomng Commlttee Lunchroom Squad Newman Softball Sen mor Glee Clubs Queens College PANGONIS PATRICIA A Second Honor Certmfmcates Iun mor Ansta FIISI Amd Certmfmcates Lunchroom Squad Amd to Mr Austmn Volleyball Club Queen College PARENTE IANE M First Amd Certlfmcate Second Honor Certmfmcates Iunmor Lmfe Savmng Iunmor Senior PSAL Pms Mmor A Amd to Mmss Laws M Rmchter Newman Club Busmness PARKER ENGENE Second Honor Certmflcates Iun mor Arista Smlver PSAL Pm Bronze PSAL Pm Mayor Swmm mmng Letters Amd to Mr McCaff rey Mr Mmddleton Mr Gold fmeld Mr Morse Mr Scarlata Mr Norton Mr Delaney Swmm mmng Team Basketball Intra murals Art Club Merchant Marmne Academy PECK BETTY E Flrst Second Honor Certmfmcates Bronze Silver Gold As Iun mor Senmor Arista Amd to Mr Wemsberg Mermtormous Excep tronal Servmce Certmfmcates Glrl Reserves Latmn I-'mrst Amd Clubs U S Cadet Nurse Corps PEREIRA THERESA V Amd to Mr Gonzalez Mmss De Kerney Fxrst Amd Certmfmcate Lunchroom Squad Intermedlatc Senmor Glee Clubs Newman Softball Volleyball Clubs Col lege PAGANO EMIL Second Honor Certlfmcate Bronze Major A mn Foot al Member of Queens Chaps Foot ball Team Lou Gehrmg Award Intramurals Awards Amd to Mr Scarlata Mr Cardone Mr Morse Football Club U S Navy PAPALIA EDITH M Second Honor Certlfmcate Gregg Speed Certmfmcate Stenography Honors Mermtormous Exceptmonal Servmce Awards Executmve Coun cl Seventh Term Representa tmve Campus Staff Bond Stamp Commmttees Lunchroom Squad Fmrst Amd Certmfmcate PSAL Pms Amd to Mmss Keller Busmess PARISI MARIE C Bronze A Second Honor Cer tmfmcate Exceptmonal S e r v m c e Award Runner up Pms Fmrst Amd Certlfmcate Ad to Mmss Keller Mmss lohnston Mr Wems berg Vmce Presmdent of Newman Club Gmrl Leader of Iumor Armsta Captam of Lunchroom Fashmon Shows Newman Bas ketball Clubs Busmess PASSERO ROSEMARIE Bronze A Second Honor Cer tlfxcate Fmrst Amd Certmfmcates Iunmor Senmor PSAL Pms At tendance Oifmce Hmstory Offmce Amd to Mmss Curtis Spanmsh Swrmmmng Clubs New Yor'c Unmversmty PENNSTROM GENEVIEVE H Lunchroom Squad Amd to Mrs Mr Remchermbach Softball New man Clubs Fmrst Axd Certmfmca U S Cadet Nurse Corps PERKINS LEILA Second Honor Certmflcate Fmrst Amd Certmfmcate Iunmor PSAL Pms Lunchroom Squad Busm ness Culture IS To know the best that has been sand and thought m the world Amold M PETSCH CATHERINE G S e c o n d Honor Certxhcate PSAL Pms Iumor Ansta Frrst Aid Certrhcate Lunchroom Squad And to Mxss Smxth Mxss Iohnston Mxss Fischer Basket ball Soltball Clubs Busmess PHILBLAD IUNE M French Prohcxency Pms Second Honors Bronze A Fxrst Ald Certxhcate PSAL Pm Men torxous Servrce Certlhcate At tendance Oihce Lxbrary Squad Fourth Term Representatlve Dra matxcs The Bxshop Mrsbe haves Dramattcs French Sott ball Clubs U S Cadet Nurs Corps PIKE BETTY I PSAL Pms Second Honor Cer t1f1cate Merltorxous Servxce Cer txhcate Fxrst Ard Certxhcate Ratromng Commlttee Ard to Mr Burns Mxss Femberg Mxss Iohn stan Mr McG1ll Mr Von Arx Bond Stamp Commlttee Lunch room Squad Secretanal Public Speakmg Basketball Swlmmm Clubs Busmess School POPKE DONALD I PSAL Pms Patrol Squad Bas ketball Intramurals Lunchroom Squad Handball Intramurals U S Marme Corps PRITCHARD ROBERT I Bronze P S A L Pms Gold Medal Basketball Intramurals Champxonshrp 1944 Accountxng Teachers Two Year Regents Award Assembly Squad Aid to Mr Ieuch Track Team New man Club U S Navy REINTS EMKEA Bronze Sxlver Gold As Sec ond Honor Certrhcates German Prohcrency Nutrxtlon Fxrst Ald Certxhcates Fashron Shows Amd to Mrs Mulhgan German Club Natxonal Buble Instrtute is PHELAN DORIS T Second Honor Certxhcates Iun tor Arxsta Bronze A PSAL Pm Fxrst Ard Nutntron Cerhh cates Mentonous S e r v IC e Award Stenography H o n o r s Stenography Othce Dean s Squad Axd to Mr McG1ll Mtss Bernstem Math Othce War Bonds Stamp Representatxve PHILLIPS ROBERT I Spamsh Prohclency Pm Men torlous Exceptlonal D 1 s t 1 n guxshed Servlce Certlhcates PSAL Pms Lunchroom Late Stage Squads Honor Escort Squad Ard to Dean Color Guard Dramahcs The Cat and The Canary Not Qulte Such a Goose The Flonst Shop Pratt Instttute PISCOPO FRANK S e c o n d Honors Certlhcate Bronze Srlver Gold Service Certlhcate Semor Arxsta Lunchroom S q u a d Dean s Squad Llbrary Squad Spamsh Newman Clubs xr Forces PORTER RUSSELL Football Baseball 'track Honors Armed Forces REICH BLOSSOM H Bronze A First Second Honor Certrhcates Frrst Ard Certxhcate PSAL Pm Stenography Honors Deans Squad Salvage Repre sentat1ve Lunchroom Squad Ald to Mxss Wershals Mr Von Arx ludean Club Busmess RICCOBONO ELEANOR M S e c o n d Honor Certlhcates PSAL Pxn Nutntron Red Cross Certxhcates Trroman Fashxon Show Attendance Ofhce Health Servxce Lxbrary Squad Lunch room Squad Axd to Mlss Smlth Secretarlal Basketball Clubs Nurse s Trammg - .. - - n . . . 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' 1 - , . . , I ' I I It IS costly w1sdom that IS bought by CXPSIIGIICG Ascham RIZZO GLORIA I First And Certificate Aid to Miss Riordon L u n c h r o o m Squad Stamp Salvage Representative Secretarial Club Volleyball Ba ketball Clubs Business ROULETTE ANGELINA Service Award Grade Advx ors Oihce Library Squad Aid to Miss Laws Miss Pacquette Biology Club Nu se s Trarmng RUECKEL IULIA M First Second Honor Certihcates Senior Arista Bronze Sxlver God As PSAL Pm Meri torrous Award Red Cross Nutrx tion Certificates News Editor of he Campus Aid to Miss Rlordon Library Squad Lunch room Squad Leaders Basket ball Secretarial Newman Clubs Business RUSSO IOHN T Bronze A Major A m Base ball Aid to Mr McVey Mr Scarlata M Troyano M Byers U S Navy SALVAGGIO VIVIAN M Second Honor Certrfmcates First Aid Nutrition Certrflcates PSAL Pm Attendance Office Deans Othce Sixth Term G O Representative Victory Corps Representative' Aid to Miss Wer- shals Mr. Weisberg' Stenogra- phy Honors' Lunchroom Service' Campus Newman Club. - Business. SARLI AMERIGO First Aid Certificate' Service Certificate' Bronze P.S.A.L. Pins' Basketball Intramurals' Aid to Mr. Breslin. Mr. Morse' Lunch- room Squad' Newman Club. - U. S. Armed Forces. ROSEN THELMA M Meritorious Exceptional Service Certihcates Gregg Shorthand Speed Certificates First Second Honor Certificates Bronze Silver As PSAL Pins G1rlLealer of Iunlor Arista First Aid Cer tlfrcate Fourth Term Honors Committee Course Library Squad Deans Squad Fashion Shows Pratt Institute RUDY ROLAND D German Prou lency Pms Major As Silver Gold PSAL Pins Bonze A Capt Patrol Squad Cross Country and Swimming Teams Lt of Lunchroom Pres of Newman Club Wing Foot Latin Germany Public Speak mg Clubs Aid to M Kuhle Mr Morse U S Navy RUED BARBARA O Bronze A Second Honor Cer txficate First Aid and Nutrition Red Cross Certrhcate Service in History Office Newman Club Business RYAN THOMAS H Second Honor Certlhcate Iun lor Arista Bronze Silver As Distinguished Service Certrhcate Varsity Baseball Football Ten n1sA1d to Mr Middleton Mr Confoy Mr Ieuch Mr Scarlata Mr Troyano Capt Lunchroom Dens Squad Exceptional Men torrous Servlce Certlhcate Key ol Courtesy Football Club US Merchant Marine Academy SANGINARIO DOROTHY H First Aid Nutrition Certihcates And to Miss Rlordon Mrs Lyons Mrss Woods Miss Armstrong Lunchroom Squad Softball Bas ketball Hockey Volleyball Clubs.-Business. SCHAFFER LILLIAN H. Senior Iunior Arista' Second Honor Certificates' Bronze Sil- ver Gold 'As - French Profici- ency Pin' Minor 'As ' P.S.A.L. Pin' Runner-up All-Round Medal' Meritorious Exceptional Service Certificates' Art Certificate' First Aid Certificate' Campus Staff' Lunchroom Squad- Program Com- mittee' Math Office: Grade Ad- visors Office.-C.C.N.Y. To labor 15 the lot of man below And when love gave us hte he gave US WOO Pope SCHEIN ERNEST F Iunxor Ansta Second Honor Ce txhcates Red Cross Certxhccte PSAL Certxhcate Assembly Squad Lunchroom Squad Ald to Mr Tobxus Presrdent German Club Publlc Speakmg Club U S Navy SCHIOPPA LUCILLE Spanish Club Lunchroom L brary Squads Axd to Mr Gold held Semor Dancing Commxttee Bond and Stamp Commlttee Sal vage Amd Busmess SCRO ROSARIO I Bronze A Major A lor Track Track Team U S Navy SCURZI LORRAINE A Gregg Shorthand Speed Certlix cates FIYSI Axd Certlhcate Flrst S e c o n d Honor Certlhcates PSAL Pms Llbrary Lunchroom Squads Ald to Mxss Rlordon Vxctory Corp Newman Volley ball Secretanal Clubs Busx ness SEXTON MARGARET C Second Honor Certlbcates Iun 1or Arlsta Bronze SIIVSY A Mentonous Exceptlonal Service Certxhcates Fxrst Axd Nutnhon Cerhhcates Llbrary Squad Ald to Mr McGill Dr Cusack Vic tory Corps Fashxon Shows Sen 1or Glee Club Gxrl Reserves Marjone Webster School For Gxrls Washmgton D C SHERMAN IEANNE D Bronze A Merxtorxous Excep tlonal Dlstmguxshed Servxce Cer txhcates Bronze Gold PSAL Pms First Axd Certxhcate Chpper Staii Composmg Editor Delegate to NYU Press Conference Celebnty Commxttee G O Representatrve Attendance Oliice Axd to Mr Clarke Mxss DeKemay Swnnmmg Iunlor Semor Glee Clubs 75 Q4 -in SCHILIRO CLEMENTINA E Fxrst Second Honor Cerhhcates Bronze Sxlver Gold A Iun 1or Ansta Iunxon PSAL Pxns Nutnuon Fxrst Ard Certxhcates VICIOIY Corp G O Representa tlves Axd to Mr Mahedy Mr Selglned Mr McCa!trey Miss Fmn Mxss Maloney Mrs Ram ras Mr Whlte Mrs Lambert St Iohns Umverszty SCHMITT DORIS H Iunxor A lsta B onze Sxlver As Second Honor Certxhcates Mmor Iumor Semor PSAL. Pms Iumor Lxle Savlng Flrst Ard Nutrxtxon Certlhcates Axd to Miss Rxordon Mr McG1ll Mr Whxte M Mlddleton Mrs Gould Mrs Halley Mlss Bern stern Lunchroom Squad Kath erme Gxbbs Secretanal School SCULLY PATRICIA G Iunlor Ansta Second Honor Cer tlhcates FIXSI And Certlhcate A1d to Mrs Ellner Mr Kuhle Mr Mahedy Lunchroom Squad RGIIOYIIUQ Commlttee Vlctory Corps Section Representatlves Glee Club Secretarlal Newman Dramahcs Clubs Cheer Leadlng Squad Kathenne Gxbbs Secre tarlal School SEARING ROBERT D Patrol Squad Lunchroom Squad Ald to Mrs Perntte Mr Goffery Ianxor and Semor Glee Clubs SHAW ANNA C FIYSI Axd Nutntlon Certzhcates Axd to Mlss Rxordon Mxss Fem berg Lunchroom Squad Fash lon Show Basketball Club Busmess SIMMONS ETHEL D Iumor Arista Bronze Sxlver Gold As Second Honor Certlhcates Mmor and Mayor As French Prohcxency Pm Iunxor Semor PSAL Pxns Iumor Semor Lxfe Sav1ng All Round Medals Run ner up Pms Leaders L The Florxst Shop And to Mr McGill Mrss Keller Lrbrary Squad Leaders Clubs Queens College . , . . 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I ' I 4 '., 1 Gmve thy thoughts no tongue Shakespeare SKRZYPEK STANLEY T Second Honor Certmhcates Ger man Prohcmency Pmn Basketball Intramurals PSAL Pmns Bronze Lunchroom Squad Amd to Mrs Hart German Club Publmc Speakmng Club U S Navy SMITH RUSSELL W Second Honor Certmhcates Span msh Prohcmency Pm PSAL Pmns Lunchroom Squad Late Squad Honor Escort Squad Amd to Mr Iacobson Vmce Presmdent Senmo Class Basketball Intramurals U S Marmne Corp SOCHACKI ELIZABETH Fmrst Amd Nutrmtmon Certmfmcates lunmor PSAL Pmns Lunchroom Squad Amd to Mr Ieuch Fash :on Show Newman Basketball Volleyball Clubs Busmness SPETH ROSEMARIE P Amd to Mr Mmddleton Lunchroom S q u a d Softball Basketball Handball Clubs Cadet Nurse Corp STANLEY ELSIE I Second Honor Cert1i1cates Iun mor Armsta Bronze A Spanmsh Prohcmency Pmn Fmrst Aid Cer tmhcate Amd to Mr Middleton Lunchroom Servlce Secretarmal Bowlmng Clubs Busmness STERN BETTY V Bronze A Second Horon Cer tmhcates PSAL Pmns Fmrst Amd Certmfmcate Clmpper Art Staff Lunchroom Squad Hunter Col lege 75 SLATER ANN R S e c o n d Honor Certmhcates Bronze A Iunmor Senmor PSAL Pmns Mmor A Fmrst Amd Cer tmhcate Amd to MISS Femnberg Iumor Lmfe Savmng Salvage Rep resentatmve Newman Swmmmlng Secretarmal Clubs Burroughs Busmness School SMITH WALTER I Mmnor A Football Red Cross Certmhcate Member Queens Champmonshmp Football Team 1944 Amd to Mr Scarlata Foot ball Team Basketball Softball Intramurals Handball Team Swmmmmngg Club PSAL Pmns U S Navy SOSNA DORIS C Fmrst Second Honor Certmimcates Bronze A Gregg Shorthand Speed Certmhcates Fmrst Amd Cer tmimcate Amd to Mr McG1ll Mmss Iohnston Mrs OShea Mr Vemt Lunchroom Squad Captamn of Lunchroom Squad Vmctory Corps Lrbrary Squad Mermtorm ous Exceptmonal Servmce Cer tmimcates Ratmonmng Commmttee Class Nmght Busmess SPIRA BENEDICT I Iunmor Armsta Second Honor Cer txhcates Bronze A Forums Mermtormous Exceptmonal Certmh cates Sllver P S A L Pmns Cam pus Honor Escort Dean s Ofhce Lmbrary Lunchroom Squads Amd to Mr Conloy Bas ketball Softball Intramurals I dean Club German Spamsh Art Clubs New York Umversmty STEFFENS IOAN R Second Honor Certmhcates Gregg Speed Certmfmcate Fmrst Amd Cer tmhcate PSAL Pmns Amd to Mmss Paquette Mmss Rmordon Mmss Woods Miss Comms Mrs McCarten Mr Iacobson Mr Van Houten Vmce Presmdent Newman Club Spanmsh Club Busmness STRAUSS HOWARD I Second Honor Certmfmcate Fmrst Amd Certmhcate Intramural Bas ketball Champmonshmp 1944 Lunchroom S q u a d Assembly Squad Iunmor lntermedlate Sen mor Glee Clubs New York Unm versmty STRUM CECELIA STUDAM LORRAINE A Years of love have been forgot In the hatred of a mlnute Poe Fxrst Axd Certxfxcate Iumor P S A L Pm A1d to Mr Wers berg M McG1ll Lunchroom Squad Secretanal Club Busx ness STUMPER BEATRICE E S e c o n d Honor Certxhcates French Profxcxency Pm M1nor A Runner up P1n I u n 1 o r P S A L P1n Lxbrary Squad Lunchroom Squad Leaders Vol leyball Hockey O11 Pamtmg Clubs Art School SWIADER STELLA Fxrst Second Honor Certrfxcates Bronze A Iuxor Semor PSAL Pms Frrst A1d Certlhcate Axd to Mlss Rxordon Lxbrary Lunch room Squads Vxctory Corps Newman Radro Code Swlm m1ng Volleyball Clubs Busx ness TAVARES CAROLINE A Iumor Ansta Bronze S1lver As Merxtorxous Servrce Cer t1hcate Hxghest Honor Certlh cate Second Honor Certxflcates Nutntxon FIYSI A1d Certxhcates Iumor PSAL Pm German Pro f1c1encyP1n Campus Assocxate Edltor Columnxst Reporter Dele gate to NYU Publlcatlons Sec retanal Clubs Busrness THORSTENSEN MILDRED F Frrst Second Honor Certlhcates Iumor Ansta Bronze Sllver Gold A Merxtorxous Servrce Cer t1f1cate Iumor Semor PSAL Pms Flrst A1d Certzhcates Deans Squad Math Offxce Lunchroom Squad Publ1cat1on Offxce Art Ofhce Amd to Mr Mc Gxll Mrs Troyano Mr Wh1te Fashlon Show Cheer Leades Intermedlate Sen1or Glee Clubs Hunter College TORINO ANNA M Second Honor Certxhcate Bronze A Iumor ATISIU F1rstA1d N tntlon Certlflcates Ald to Mrs Gould Mr M1ddleton Mr Mc Gxll Mrs Halley Mrs Bemstem Newman Softball Clubs Un: versxty of Southern Cahforma li 'X Wig.: S e c o n d Honor Certlhcates Bronze A Fxrst Ald Certrhcate Nutrxtxon Certrhcate Lunchroom Squad Softball Fxrst Axd Clubs Busmess STUMPER DORIS L Fxrst Second Honor Cerhhcates Iumor Ar1sta Bronze Sllver Gold As Lunchroom Squad Axd to Mr Kuhle Mr Burns Program Commlttee Gxrl Reserves Sot ball Clubs Phlladelphxa Bible College TARTARILLA WILLIAM I Lunchroom Sqquad Aid to Mr Troyano Basketball Intramurals War S t a m p Representatxve Baseball Certlfrcate S p a n 1 s h Club Busmess TAYLOR ANNA Iumor Senor PSAL Pms FIISI Axd Certxfzlcate Iumor Semor L1e Saving Amd to rs Chrxsten sen M1ss F1scher Lunchroom Squad Swxmmmg Basketball Clubs TIESMAN GRETA K Second Honor Certlhcate Bronze A Certxhcate Stenoggraphy Honors Nutntlon Frrst Amd Cer hfzcates Swlmmmg Pm Lxbrary Squad Secretarial Ofhce A1d to Mzss Smith Dramatlcs Wall flower Cuts In Bxshops Can dlest1cks Two Crooks and a Lady White Phantom Lunch room Squad Busmess TORTORA MARIE S Bronze Silver Gold As Men toncus Exceptional D 1 s t 1 n gu1shed Servlce Certlfxcates Sec ond Honor Certlhcates FIYSI Axd Certxhcate Vlctory Corps Fash lon Show Award Stenoggraphy Speed Certxhcate Ard to M Kuhle Mlss Iohnston Mr Patter son Program Commlttees L1 bary Lunchroom Squads PS AL Pm Busmess . , 1 . 1 1 , , . .1 11. . . . . . . 1 . 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' 7 ' 7 I 1 , . . . 7 . 7 7 . r- . - - n l I ' ' ' I : .- ' . 7 1 ' 5-- , . . . , A lovmg heart rs the begmnmg of all knowledge Carlyle WEBER ELEANOR A Flrst Second Honors Iumor Ansta Bronze Sxlver A s Spanish Prohcxency Pms I-'xrst Arr Certxhcate Iumor PSAL Pm Deans Oihce A1d to Mrss Rxordon Mrs Lyons Lunchroom S q u a d Ratromng Commrttee Gxrl Reserves Secretanal Clubs Swxmmmg Club Business WEISSMAN MARY Iumor Semor PSAL Pms Ger man Prohcrency P1n First A1d Certxhcate A1d to Mrss Reuss Mxss Femberg Mr McVey M Goldheld Mrss Hess Mr Nos trand Mr Iacobson Lunchroom Squad German Swlmmmg lu dean Basketball Clubs Drc. matrcs Not Quxte Such Goose CCNY WILLIAMS BERNARD R Second Honor Cerhhcates Vxc tory Corps Ofhce Semor Glee Club Basketball Intramurals Newman Club Armed Forces WIRTH VIOLA Spamsh Probclency Pm Nutn hon First Ard C9I'l1llCC1I9S PSAL Swzmmma Pm Lunch room Squad Busmess WORTMANN NORMA A Se c o n d Honor Certxhcates Bronze Silver A Iumor P S A L Pm Fashron Show Campus Staff Lunchroom Squad First A1d Certrhcate Vol leybcll Grrl Rese ves Busmes WYCKOFF RUTH II A1d to Mrss Reuss Mlss Chnst ensen Mrss Berner Mr Tobxas Lunchroom Squad GO Rep sentahve War Stamp Repre entatxve lntermedlate Semo Glee Club Flrst A1d Certxhcate U S Cadet Nures Corp fx WEILMINSTER FLORENCE R Fxrst A1d Certrhcate Iumor PSAL Pm Hxstory Oihce Lan guage Ofhce Ard to Mrss Iones Mrss Iohnston Miss Langdon Presrdent of French Club Brol ogy Swzmmmg Leaders Basket ball Clubs WEST RUTH L Frrst Ard Certlhcate Semor Arista Bronze Silver Gold A First Second Honor Ce txhcate Spamsh Prohcxency Pms Clrpper Art Staff Mentonous Servrce Certrhcate Attendance Ofhce Lunchroom Squad A1d to Mr Goldheld Mr Mrddleton Mr Von Arx Mr Landers Ratromng Commxttee Busmess WIND DOROTHY P Iumor Semor PSAL Pms Frrst A1d Certlhccte Aid to M Browne Mrs Mather Mr McVey Mr Gorman Mr OConnor Mr Rxley Lunchroom Squad Treas urer of Latm Club Swlrnmmg Newman Clubs U S Cadet Nurse Corps WOODY MARY PATRICIA Bronze A Fxrst Second Honor Certlhcates PSAL Iumor and Semor Spamsh Protxcxency Pm Lunchrocm Squad CIIPPPI Stat A1d to M E I Clarke Gxrl Reserves Basketball Span :sh Blology Iunxor Semor Glee Clubs Queens College WUORINEN PEARL E S e c o n d Honor Cerhhcate P S A L Pm Stenography Honors Flrst Arr Nutntxon Certrhcates L 1 b r c r y Squad Lunchroom Squad Volleyball Basketball Clubs Pratt Instxtute YOUNG IEANNE M Bronze A Second Honor Cer trtxcates Spamsh Prohclency Pms First A1d Certlhccte Iunxor and Semor PSAL Pms Gregg Shorthand Certrhcates A1d Mr Patterson Lunchroom Squad Salvage Representatrve Swxm mmg Club Busmess . .,,, , A I 1 ', '1 . , s I I i' . 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Wisdom IS oltlmes nearer when we stoop than when we soar Wordsworth ZAKEL MARIE T Bronze A Iunxor Arista Sec ond Honor Certrhcates First Aid Certxhcate Ald to Mr Middle ton Mr Moseley Dr Cusack Mrs Mather Attendance Ofhce Newman Volleyball Latm Clubs Paine Hall ZITZMAN FRANCES M Second Honor Certxhcates Men torxous Exceptronal Servrce Cer txhcates Ard to Miss Keller Deans Squad Lunchroom Squad Swrmmmg Gzrl Reserves Vxctory Corp Iumor PSAL Pm Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School ZUCKER GILDA Iumor Arista Second Honor Cer uhcates First Aid Certihcate Aid to Mrs Ellner Mr Kuhle M Mahedy Mrs Lunchroom Squad Committee Program Committee Clctory Corps Dramatlcs Club Iudean Club Secretarial Club Intennedrate Semor Glee Club University of Wlsconsm Whlttner Ratxomng So many gods, so manv :reeds ZEILER HELEN Iumor Arista Second Ho ors Bronze Fust Aid tron Ce hcat mn ambert Miss Mol y Mrs Reilly Mrs Free rn n Mr McCaffrey Mr Sxeg fried Mr Kuhlg. Emerson Lunchroom Sq ashxon Show Iudean tarral Clubs Kathenne rbbs Secretarial School ZITZMAN SHIRLEY M Second Honor Certrhcates Men tlfrcates Bronze A Flrst Aid Nutntxon Certlhcates Ald to Miss Keller Deans Squad Lunchroom Squad Girl Reserves Swimming Victory Corp Iumor P S A L Pms Katherme Glbbs Secretancl School .So manv paths that umrl anll ulml ll hen jus! the ar! of bemg luml Is all lhls srul u orlll needs john Singer : . . 7 - , , : : ' ' : ' . ' - ig V ' : Ai ' , . . , . , M . as, . . , . I . . - f ' - :' -- trlrcates: Flrst Amd, Nutrition Cer- torious, Exceptional Service Cer- . i 5 . ' F ' I , ' l I I I r. , . : 5, : ' : A . . . - S q. Q. w .1 1 u 1' Ms mlml Iel's go a lhousaml lhlnge Illw flares o uarw aml rlealhe lungs Anil se! reralls the lerv hour Tum noon bv vomler ullage loner ITS A sweltermg Iune n1ght w feel so proud slttmg amld our class mates 1n thls our last act as Adams 1 es proud and sad for soon we d be just another fella who once went to Iohn Adams our mxnds keep nostalglcally wandermg away from the program of events and thmkmg back smlllng to our selves we remember l1ttle xncldents It was funny when we started school at the old annex there were two of them Mr McG1lls and Mr M1ddletons and when we heard our hrst G O speeches and some bushy ha1red fellow raved about Modem Deslgn and somebody sand The annex roof has more cracks ln 1t than Bob Hopes scnpt ye thls our f1rst term was to be marked by a more ausp1c1ous event a war we d1dnt seem to real1ze 1t as we sat and heard the Pres1dent ask for a declarat1on of war on that Mon day mornlng how a SefV1Ce flag was soon to hang m our school audl torxum wxth more than 100 gold stars Beckwlth Greenberg Pugha Mulhgan Kraus and the l1st went on and how Mr Conloy and Mrs Lyons worked so to make our V1ClOl'Y Corps cmd the t1me Dr Cusack worked so hard to perfect The Bat and g1ve us some thmg for the money wed gwen for he Iohn Adams ambulances an the mmpresswe DDay ceremony and Mr Clarke readlng mountmg casualty hsts as we stood at atten tion and the t1me the corndor 63 wmdows were taped up by Mr Hoag and has men and the mr rald drllls and book and record and bond dnves But the war d1dnt halt our school career we left the annex thmk mg we were old tlmers fonly to fmd we had to start all over agaln at the mam bu1ldmgJ remember how they used to play tucks on us and tell us of elevators and boller rooms we vowed wed get even wlth them some day but as we grew we began to understand b cause somethmg grew wlthln us a certam flght or d1e school left that ll never leave us and wlth th1s feelmg we used to cheer at the ball games for a home run or a touch down or another basket e beauty of the campus the way the grass was cut the 1mmens1ty of our llbrary the water foun tams that always squuted too hxgh or too low Mrs Pryor and her lunch speclals the sllence perlod and Mr Gross whxstle an the deans squad and Room 325 httle thlngs that make school school sure and the orchestra and glee and Unc and MISS Bemer an Mr Clemens smgmg Ac cen tu ate the Pos1t1ve and the prom and class rught and Mrs Keller and M1ss Bums and the Campus and Mr Free man and M1ss Unser an E I Clarke and the Cllpper 1n the Pubs Offlce All these thlngs keep mullmg and penetratmg mto our mmds as we cross to get our drplomas an we can almost feel a certam some thmg 1ns1de as we say Thank you Mr Clark and we mutter Gee just another fella who once went to Iohn Adams VHHOIAI V H0153-NVWLHEJ .LHHHHI-IH LUQ QD QAQD ll llll lltlll tl HM W ,- . . .. . . t. . . , . ,,,, X n I I n ' n s '1 . r- ' ' ' 2 ' . I . . l' I ' . . . - 5 - : I, 1 si. : ' -' . , . ' ' ' , I . . . - . . ' 'II , ' I ' Q I : I . . : ' , . ' l . y. 1 .On u . . 1' l H- -. I n 10 . E,- - . I . : - , , . - . ': ' u I In . I : . I - ' , n - - ' . 1 ' , . I .I - - u ' I I H I : I I I ' . I I I , ' . ,. I ' . I Q-I I. I . - y . . , . I ' ' - . .n. .. cz. .o. . . .'P . .. l SPI S. PV l I SHIPS LIBRARY PATRICIA LYNCH UP THREE flights and just around the corner, you c:rn't miss it. I'm re- ferring, of course, to our school li- brary, and kids, it's just chock-full of good books. As usual, I've been skimming over the best sellers' list, and I got a few tips on some of the more recent additions to the shelves Topping my list is Brave Men by the late Ernie Pyle and m this book I feel we ve got a prize winner It is the most human and truthful account of the European war through a sol diers eyes that Ive ever read be cause the man who wrote it was truly a soldier Although he wore the Cor respondents band on his arm he en dured all the hardships of the regu lar frontline fighting man and wrote of them just as he saw them How ever the book is not all hardships i far from it, for Emie Pyle tells of the countless funny incidents that arise during the lull of battle. The little joys the soldiers experience bl-ended in with the great sorrows. The little laughs and ironies that cut into the grimness of battle. Emie Pyle, who was recently killed on Iwo lima was loved by thousands of G I Ioes on every fighting front not even mentionmg the msigmficants like myself on the home front who admired him so He wrote mention ing hundreds of names of individual soldiers whom he met and fought alongside of I cannot speak too highly of or recommend a better book than Brave Men a story of our sol diers written by a truly brave man Ernie Pyle For cm entirely different type of book Ill introduce The American Character by D W Brogan It 1S a book that tells of the American peo ple as a whole The way they differ from other peoples of the world The author starts with the early history of the country and finds out what the American really is or in other words what makes the American tick I think I have room enough to squeeze in a word or two on another book that is a must on your reading list namely My Country by Russell Davenport It 1S in the form of a long poem full of long thoughts and well worth the Well thats abou all for now but dont forget to trot around to the library and pick up a copy of Brave Men by Ernie Pyle The American Character by D W Brogan or MV Country by Russell Davenport This is your Clipper Book Reviewe igning off till next fall , I . . . , . - . , . 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Then went over to a target game and after dellberatmg ten mmutes on wh1ch shotgun to use Wml decided to use a plstol She armed w1th the sk1ll of a huntsman but mxssed every tzme and the lrttle wooden ducks swam along upnght She swore that 1t was a put up Job and that the ducks were naxled tlghtly so that they couldnt be shot down Archle dis proved thls when he qu1te masterfully shot down hve 1n a row One Kew ple doll for the gentleman shouted the barker and W1n1 stared dumb foundedly Then the lrttle wheels agam and then she came up wrth the strongest conclusron yet Smce she had never seen anythmg lrke xt ln all her nmeteen years she fxgured that anyone who could shoot l1ke that must have been ln the Army Why he must have been d1scharged Maybe he saw actron too Hes the qulet type cmd he wouldnt talk about hlm self and espec1ally the war After th1s careful deductlon she happened to glance down at h1S feet and she no txced a percept1ble hmp Turn1ng to h1m and Wllh all the understandmg and charm she could muster up she wluspered Come on Archle lets go somewhere and s1t down At such an mv1tat1on who was Archle to be 1n drfferent so he followed close by her By chance there happened to be a fortune teller s s1gn near by and under 1t was the entrance shrouded w1th a dark beaded curta.n It was rather zntngumg and they both proceeded Seated on a red plush sofa they saw a dark greasy 1ook1ng woman wlth huge gold eanngs that we1ghted down the lobes of her ears Before W1n1 and AIChl6 could say anythmq she beckoned wlth her fat fmger for them to come over and s1t down wrt her The sofa looked none too sturdy and the sprlngs protruded so that 1f you sat on 1t 1t would elther collapse under you or youd be stabbed to death They seated themselves cau tlously She went ahead w1th her r1tual F1rst she moaned a l1ttle That was supposed to put you mn a trance and then oh yes she dldnt forget to say Cross my palm w1th s1lver Archle qulte obllglngly dug down rn lns pocket and brought forth two shlny pleces of s1lver on closer notxce hfteen cents The woman scowled and lum a look of You cant expect much of a fortune for frfteen cents Wm1 laughed and produced twenty hve cents wh1ch made the woman 66 - . .. . , 1 u I I - - I I I I I I ' Il I ,I -- I . . . . u . 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I .. . - - ., more agreeable and she told thexr fortunes They mcluded of course a youmey for each and a long hfe for Wmlfred and an eventful one for Archle Wm1 scoffed at th1s and asked the woman to re read her palm thls t1me glvmg her flfty cents W1n1fred heard everythmg her heart deslred All rested up and ranng to go Archxe suggested some lemonade and popcorn and a few more rldes The last r1de was through the tun nel of love and although she dldnt really want to go W1n1 submrtted to h1s pleas He was rather n1ce after all and 1f he d1d k1ss her once C?l 1t would be all nght The boat swayed a b1t and then set on a smooth course It was so very qulte wlth the excep t1on of the water splashmg agamst the boat and mto W1n1s lap At each tum new monsters darted out and wnggly thmgs brushed past her face but they drdnt bother her at all She had been through th1s so many other tlmes that she knew what to expect Archmbald have you fallen asleep? No W1n1fred Well why are you so qu1et? Boats always make me seas1ck Oh Id better hang on I almost fell out sa1d Wm1 and then added My but 1t certalnly IS chllly Ln here It ls? I hadnt not ced Thls excltmg f?J r1de was half over and Wuufred thought that surely she had the most unmterest1ng date rmag mable That was unt1l out of a clear blue sky I beg your pardon a cold dark tunnel Archxe gave her a kxss Why Archrbaldl she exclalmed almost laughmg at hxm You take my breath away How was that for a k1SS pretty sllck h Well she replred rather mdlg nantly You m1ght have at least 67 I 1 XX X vfxxxx ll ll X wxped the Sl1CkY popcorn off your face' When they arnved home 1t wasnt too late so the foot weary couple sat on her front steps Some t1me Ill drop ln and see you aga1n Wm1 Maybe youll be 111 terested m hearmg about some of the mand of a troop he remarked qulte proudly Oh she sard her eyes sparkled w1th del1ght You commanded whole troop? Yup the best boy scout troop m the d1str1ct They gave me a party last week for my seventeenth b1rthday Oh she wa1led Only seventeen years old? Sure Im gethng there though but oh do you mmd lf I take my shoe off? The bl1ster on my heel IS k1ll mg me Not at all she answered m ekly She seated the Kewp1e doll on her knee and lf the doll could rave spoken lm sure 1t would have laughed and cud Ha' Ha' Wm1 the Jokes on you ea NF-1' X 1 ff . f 6 , , , Y . . I wx T . . . . 4 l ' ' 1 I, cb X . . . . . . . If Q Ki x . . Y y . dl M X I A ' 1lI I -I ' 0 - I ' jc! . 'hh' . ' f U 1' I 1 ff , A , A I . -- - I things we did when I was in com- ll I I ll 'll I Il u .ll -I ll, I I Il I - . I ll G , . .. I . .... , il 1 1 u ll I I . ll Il I ll I . I I I , I H 1 I I 1 1 I I I I 1 . I . ' '- II I ll l ' I' I I I ' . . I .f .. 3 '- . I e ., , . . , - s , . . . , . E PLIJRIIBLS UNUM anquaqe lwlllors Hole This appropriate ea ture IS the fl sul! o the romblnefl 0 orls o our Adam s language partments Sperlal crellll IS flue lo the no fooperatne splrlt o Mrs Mather, Mass De Iternaw, Wise Drs brow, Ur I onzalez, Muse Joms Jacobson., Mrs 'lllllela aml the ln llnulual memlu rs o their classes LA FRATERNITE TOUS NOS eleves qu1 sulvent de cours dh1sto1re 1c1 a lecole savent par coeur la magnlhque devlse de la Revolutlon Francalse Llberte Ega11te Fratermte' Cest pour ces pr1nc1pes que les Francals se sont battus en 1789 Cest pour ces memes pr1nc1pes que les Nat1ons Un1es sont en tram de se battre aujourd hu1 Pendant les heures sombres de la defalts les Francaxs nont Jamals perdu leur courage Ils nont 1ama1s perdu leur f0l dans un avenlr ou tous les hommes de bonne volonte seront lreres Pour nous la lratemlte veu dlre la cameraderle entre hommes la sym path1e dun home pour un autre la conhance absolue lun dans lautre lhomme do1t almer son procham Cette ldee dxrectnce toulours lmpor tante le sera encore davantage a lavenlr dans le monde dapres guerre Les Franccns ont compr1s les pre m1ers que la llberte et legahte etcuent 1mposs1bles sans la iratermte Iusqua ce que tout le monde comprenne comme les Frcmcals la sxmple ver1te que la llherte legal1te et la irate: n1te sont 1IldlVlS1bl9S la pa1x nex rstera lamals Mals des le moment que le monde entler laura compnse nous aurons la palx eternelle' DEUTSCHLAND HAT m den letzten luntzehn Iahren der Welt mchts Gutes gegeben Lexder kam e1n Mensch wie Adolf I-Iltler und durch xhn wurde Deutschland rumlert Vor 1932 war das Land e1n grosses Land Ps gab der Welt solche Manner w1e Goethe Sch1ller und Herne d1e grossten Dlchter Deutschlands und der Welt Auch 1X1 der Musik gab Deutschland der Welt exmge der grossten Komponxsten Darunter smd Mozart Bach Beethoven Wagner Schubert und noch andere Wer kennt den Namen Professor E1nste1ns mcht? Er hat mlt se1ner Theorle der Welt der grosse deutsche Schrlltsteller Thomas Mann smd 1n den letzten Iahren aus Deutschland gellohen D1e anderen d1e d1e Fre1he1t und Bruder schait lleben smd tot sonst hatten s1e ve1lle1cht 1hr Vaterland retten konnen Ware Hltler mcht gekommen hat ten d1e Deutschen w1eder an Kunst Llteratur und Musrk gedacht anstatt daran andere Lander zu berauben und M1ll1onen von Menschen zu toten V1elle1cht Wlfd noch emmal d1e Ze1t kommen wenn Deutschland mcht gegen sondem w1eder m1t der Welt geht LA FRATELLANZA IL MONDO e cos1 grande che S1 po trebbe v1vere tanto bene 1n sana pace' Perche dunque lumverso e nell attuale cond1z1one deplorevole7' E sempl1ce saperne la reglone Manca la cogmzxone vera della parola iratellanza Ch1 e colu1 che avendo un lratello debole povero malato non lo comm1sen non gh porga una mano d1 a1uto ' Dato che abbramo tutt1 lo stesso creatore dob G3 .8 1. . , , - .A . I I . Q . K . . A f I . . Q H j ' , f De- . 4- 1 a I s I 1 Q '- L ' . .Q . . . . . . W I1 ' ' f - - ,ee 13 - Y , I -x . 3 . . -Q 1 . I I., lllr. I . ... 1 ' ' - . I . . I . . . S . ' . viel gehollen. Professor Einstein und I I I I l 1 . . l I - l . . . . I ' A . ' I - u u - ' I I - I l l - . biamo considerarci tutti lratelli e dunque abbiamo l'obbligo d'aiutarci l'un L'altro senza distinzione di razza o di religione. Abbiamo tutti le stesse sensibilita, le stessa emozioni e dun- que gli stessi diritti di liberta di azione ed egualianze di opportunita. Da veri fratelli bisogna sorvolare i difetti, ammirare le buone qualita di ognuno, cercare di capire ed asf similare quello che c'e di buono nella cultura d'altrui e cosi avvicinarsi con la buona volonta all'ideale. and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shmlng sea Hugo Gruarm 613 FRATERNIDAD EN LAS AMERICAS QUEREMOS EXPRESAR nuestras ideas sobre la iratemidad y lo que sig ruhca para nosotros poniendo en re lieve ciertas fases de la vida de un gran pres1dente Franklm Delano Roosevelt simbole del 6Sp1I1lU. 1nter naclonal creador del Buen Vecmo defensor arraigado de la paz Sue esp1r1tu cooperativo se ha reflelado on las conferenclas pan amencanas que en deshle solemne Montevideo Buenos Aires Llma R10 de Ianeiro Mejico marcan etapas en la h1stor1a de la fraternidad Trato de melorar las relaclones entre los palses de este hemlsieno dando sosten y apoyo a la Uruon Panamencana Ded1co la nacion a la polmtica del Buen Vecmo-el vecmo que se re speta y por ende respeta los derechos de los demas el vecmo cuya cooper aclon el sentia tan necesaria en cuestxones discuhbles A traves de su sonnsa vio el pueblo latmo el espintu generoso del norteamencccno El Coloso del Norte de existir FRATERNITAS QUOMODO ORBIS terrarum in tra- temitatem et pacem adveniat? Sal- lustium, scriptorem Romancum illus- trem, consulamus. Ita, sententiis moderate mutatis, in sua oratione, De Re Publica, scripsit: Inter difficultates res publica in posterum firmanda est pacis bonis artibus. Ergo, omnes magua. mediocri sapientia res vocczt quae quisqe optima potest, utei dicant: qualeicumque modo nos vic- toriam composuerimus, ita alia omnia futura. De pace firmanda firmanda sunt vel concord1ae bona et dis cordlae mala expellenda Pax evemet non revocaus homlnes ad vetera in stituta Salus ommum mortallum con sulenda est sotlus quam nostra sola res Postremo sap1entes pacis causo bellum gerunt laboreum spe at1 sustenant NlSl Ilam hrmam elflclmus V1Y1C1 an VICISSG quid retul1t7 Nos duces non adsentando ueque con cupita praebendo sed in labore p t1ent1a bon1sque praeceptls et Iacti fortibus cum d1vers1s hommbus genti busque exercltando nos extollemus Res parvastantum mgen um nostrae rel pubhcae attmgere non interest maguae curae magna melces est Deo volente 'I lllllllllll 1 I I' :ll Q I l 1 Ill I I' lf, Hy 0 I I 0 fllllllllllllllllI'IIlllllIlfllllllllllllll 'IIIIIIIIIIIIII I My WI, HHH I Page .A I. I' U j ' 'A MW , :WWW . - , if f ,I 'I' fill , W4 ' i 1 'Illll LAST RIILL CALL rendezvous CD .C -o- RICHARD NOLAN A YOUNG SOLDIER, dying slowly of fever, on the wet spring grass, Virginia its legend. He had said to his comrades: Mark my words. The General will remember this day. He'll remember it and when we die he'll come back to that house there, and welcome us back personally. It's the only way he can make up the sur- render to us. You'll see. And so his friends had buried him near the house and gone home. But in the periods of loneliness that followed, they re- membered his words. and they made their children remember them, too. That was the reason that in April of 1943 a few Appommatox Court House villagers still continued to hold the old McLean house in awe. Everyone in the village fVirginia itself for that matterl was familiar with the legend. Every time a member of the old guard died, he was supposed to come to the McLean house in spirit and be met there by General Lee. An old south- emer's bitter memory of the surren- der would be erased by such a meeting. It was General Lee's way of making things up to him. CThough, of course, no one really blamed the General for it.J Practical people natu- rally didn't take such a story seriously but they were rather proud of it. Then, too, it didn't do the tourist trade any harm either. Visitors listened with rapt attention when a guide explained the legend. There was no doubt the sen- timental aspects of the story had intrigued them. tEspecially the ladies.J But the overwhelming percentage of people regarded the story merely as a romantic old legend. A few eccentric individualists though really believed it. Among their tiny number was old Tom Randolph. If ever there was a man who could claim an entire states wholehearted and sincere respect itwas Tom. A year before the Govemor of the state had announced that Tom was the last survivor of the United Confederate Veterans As ociation in Virginia At the dinner in Lynchburg celebrating tie associations 53rd anniversary he was asked to become honorary cus todian of the McLecm house in Appo mattox village Some smart politician had thought it all up: linking the elderly Civil War vet up with the cene of Lees surrender but it looked like a good idea anyway. Not having a family and bored to death in the bargain, Tom had accepted with en thusiasm. The only demand made on his time would be a display of himself in Confederate uniform on prominent public occasions. CA fune- ral, parades, an election, etc.l S: the villagers of Appommatox grew accustomed to seeing the old man and his collie, fthe dog was Tom's constant companionj, placidly enioy- ing the quiet of their sun-bathed porch: bothering no one and minding their ovsm business. And a week never passed that the two didn't visit the house on the village's outskirts. Mrs. Langley remarked in her gossipy way that you'd think the old man was v'siting a shrine, the way he removed 70 has hat on entermg the place and remaming there for sucn an unusually long length of time But with few exceptions everyone else merely sm1led and let Tom do pretty much as he liked tor at 98 a mans entitled to some leeway and s.nce he took that old legend so seriously why there you were B111 Harrison hated balmy April nights A blg V1rg1n1a moon over your shoulder made 1t difficult to concen trate on a law book and hold down the job of night custodian too Re cently discharged from the Marmes ht had been a lap bayonet on the Canall B111 was studymg law at Lynchburg and three nghts a week CSaturdays and Sundays included! looked after things at the McLean house The book .n h1s hand became the dullest of readmg matter on such a night and he was just putting t down when he saw the old man and Hello Sarge' The greetmg was a sort of joke between them two sea soned veterans of two different wars Bill really hked the old man and they talked for some t1me When he thought things over later he wondered why he ever agreed to let Tom enter the big room so late at rught But their conversation had termmated wlth such a request by Torn and he had let h1m in Many things puzzled Bxll later Why had Tom donned his Confederate uniform and what made hm come here of all places at such NJ an hour? However at the t1me hed put lt down to the eccentrxclty of ola age and retackled the Ienklns vs Smith case Seating himself in the deep chcnr Tom ht his pipe and attempted to relax The darkness surrounding h1m seemed to 1mpr1son the doctor s words within h1m Im afraid its bad news Mr Randolph You ve developed pretty serious heart condltxon Unless you get a complete rest wel anything might happen Because he knew there wasnt too much tme left now hed come here The legend' Maybe hed find out soon enough if it was true He laughed to himself for a new thought had occurred to h1m The General ought to make a special ceremony of it h1m being the last one lelt and all The villagers were always kidding him about it Seen General Lee yet Tom? They thought they were being very funny General Lee and this house' They were hnked in h1s memory fresher than ever A warm Aprll day in 65 and an entire cavalry regtment dis mounted and sprawled silent and unmovmg on the grass not a quarter of a mile from this spot The 15th Virginia Ieb Stuarts Eagles cream of the Confederate Cavalry Corps And young Corporal Randolph a member ot 1t' The men were waiting for this was Appomattox village Bull Run Antletarn Gettysburg South Mountain all cr1mson trails of blood and glory that Joined here When the Umon lieutenant ap proached Captam Ankers angrily ordered them to get on thexr feet The two officers saluted stiffly and the Yank spoke His words were precise and clearly audlble to the gnm men standing beside their mounts The surrender has been negotlated Cap r I 1 I . i . . ' . . . l , I I - I i . i l . 5 I S . , . his dog approaching. Hi, Corporal! . ' . , I 1 I li I I ll I ' . I . 1 . 1 1 ' I l a 0 I . - 0 C . . . .. X YCEVFU I tx l QS? fr xvx tam Your men w1ll be perm1tted to keep the1r s1dearms and horses Ratlons w1ll be dlstnbuted as soon as such a step IS feas1ble That was all There was another stlff exchange of salutes and the l1eutenant hurr1ed away to Lnlorm another outht of what had happened When the General had appeared a l1ttle later on that Whlle horse of h1S they d all cheered themselves hoarse H1s words of fare well had made every man consclous of a growmg lump 1n the throat Even hard bo1led Captam Ankers brushed away a tnckle of mo sture on hlS cheek It was a day never to be forgotten The grand cl1max of the charge, drawn sabers. a raucos and spme tlnglmg rebel yell, and an entlre reglment hell bent for leather an glory Toms head drooped w1th the wonder sear1ng memory of 1t and he fell asleep The dogs st1ffen1ng fur awoke h1m Hrs hand must have fallen on the anxmals bnstlmg neck As he rubbed hls eyes the canter ol a horse gradu ally commg to a stop reached hls ears Then after a pause the cl1ck clack of spurs on a pol1shed floor resounded m the outer hallway The door opened and a man entered Oh 1ts B111 but where d1d he 9 Even as he looked he couldnt belleve 1t the neat f1tt1ng gray umform pol1shed black boots a yellow sash Wllh sword and the Whlle d1gn1f1ed beard Atten t1on Corporal Captam Ankers angry voxce seemed to shout lt out m h1s mmd For the man regardmg h1m so quletly was Robert E Lee' The funeral that took place Lynchburg was the blgg6Sl the Clly could remember Everyone talked about 1t The last of the old guard was dead Sad wasnt 1t'-' Someone slghed for conventlon s sake and Sald Well that s l1fe They all sa1d It was funny though the way he d1ed Ir1 the McLean house very strange Sort of remmded you of that legend d1dnt 1t'7 The young fellow that found h1m that mornmg Sald lt was as though he d been try1ng to snap to attent1on That was the way people talked at Tom s funeral and after he was bur1ed they even revlved the sublect now and then But 1n a l1ttle v1llage 25 mlles away people couldnt forget so eas1ly For on the outsk1rts of the v1llage fnear the McLean housel the S1lenCe of the n1ght IS broken by the lonely wall of a coll1e It was as though he were try1ng to tell them someth1ng1 for people recalled that 1t was h1s dog 72 . . . d . 1 . F l I -I I X . 1 1 . . . . , 1 . 1 . . . my I K ' I A 1 ,, I -I ,K f f -' . 1 5, 1 - E ', , ,' 1 'zf r, . f, I . ,,-, ,. : ff ,X . , , I ' 'Q , . 1 V ' ,-' u I I u A - 5 1 . . 1 . , . . 1 1 f,1 ' f , . . . . .. f ,H 1 . - A , 1 11 - 1 f . . . 111 . 1 . . , . . . , . 1 .1 1 - 11 - - . . . I l . . . l . . . . . : I . . 1 . . . ,, 1 . , , 1 . . . . . I ' - . 1 ' ' ' I - . 1 . . , , . . G . . . . . - 1 , RECENTLY, ADAMS climbed higher on the ladder to fame as our two mile relay team placed second in the Penn. Relay Championships. This means that the team. consisting of Capt. lim Gilhooley, Bob Downey. Don Griffith and Ioe Anderson. is the second best high school relay team in the country. This season Mr. Morse looks with re-morse at the number graduating from the track team Some are Don Griffith Iim Gllhooley and Ioe Anderson all completing three years on the track and two years on the cross country teams All three were members of the Queens Cross country Champions of 43 and mem bers of the two mile and medley relay teams that placed in outstand mg Eastem meets Don captain of the team was fifth best cross country runner in Queens m 44 and has won nme medals smce third term Ilm co captain was fifth in Citywide and third in the Queens 880 yard runs in 44 Ioe the third Anderson track man to come to Adams was third in the City Indoor thousand yard run in 45 and has won a slew of medals Also graduatmg IS Clarence Coles 220 yard and shot put man Clarence has heaved the shot put over 45 feet and Coach Morse IS counting heavily on him m the field events of the com mg season Roland Rudy is out this season due to torn muscle Ace Fow ler 100 yard man has won a schol arship to Notre Dame for his out standing football ability looks good as Adams has a veteran team starring Iohn Pirkl Bob Dow the Queens cross-country champion- ship which Bayside took from us last year. Smokey tDiogenesl Orlando. sensational 440 yard man, will bolster the team's field events this season. Mr. Morse is counting heavily on Diogenes, who claims he can clear 20 feet as cr pole vaulter. Graduating this term and leaving the basketball team are Norman Olsen Calso playmg baseballj Andy Kunkle Doc Doyle and Andy Russell whos in the Navy At this writmg the baseball team is off to a flymg start They ve beaten Cleveland who was considered the best team in Queens Stand outs at this date are Lefty Zukerman with thirteen strike outs in one game to his credit Ioe Traffacanda who beat Andrew lack son H S George Schneider who besides pitching has an amazmg arm and can really throw that ball in from the outfield Connie Ricci Nick Marino Chappy Tufano and Ioe Reiff are one of the best infields m the city Best hitters are Al Wlschert tcatcherl Louis Tufano who hit a ter rific homer in the Cleveland game and Ray Haufman tnght fieldl A lot of the credit for the great showmg of our baseball team is due to the great ability of our new coach Mr Byers Take a bow Mr Byers' l 4' lnwunlllg Wt .MW l W ll ney Phil DeFalco and Iohn Cunning J ham Adams will be out to regain 73 'I'IIHN.O AHHHI 0dS d0lH SOI H N T s . nn . 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Speaking of long white beards the other day I decided to ask the Senior boys fall three of theml lust what they are gomg to do after gradua tion besides killmg off the Math teachers Of course before speaking to them I had to catch them So I put to use my Little Killer Diller Brand bear trap Cleft over from the Proml After setting it up in a stra teglc spot IGXIIS three and fourl I waited After waitmg for two days I ventured out 1n search of my quarry Usmg the old bean I strolled along the hall durmg the third period and sure enough there was a Senior boy no pass no nothmg the was cutting health edl When he saw me he ran naturally They dont call me the Gravel Girtie of Rockaway Boulevard for nothmg you lmow What am I Y1119 I had to think fast then for he was gettmg away and zounds' The bounder went up the down staircase' Ever after h1m I went on and on and yes he went into the library Dash mg m I encountered the Our Gang Club there third table on the right Exchanging a few formal words of greeting I went on The open win dow in the comer yes The fool sought to take his own l1f but I caught up to hun grabbed him by the dapels-and proceeded to con vlnce him that I was harmless I sat clown with h1m fed him tea and blow torches read him todays Little Or phan Annie and after a few rounds of Patty cake. patty cake, etc., I soon noticed an unafraid look in his eyes. 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V. r ' - fa if in V' !1 IT WAS early evenmg and Ioe dropped h1s homework as he heard h1s fathers car purr 1nto the dr1ve way He ran outslde and greeted h1s father heart1ly H1 Dad he sald 1ov1ally hope you had a n1ce day Gee the car looks dusty Ill clean 1t Dad wh11e you go m and eat H1s father gave h1m a puzzled look and went 1Il.S1d9 A few m1nutes late Ioe entered H15 father looked up from h1s dmner Ftmshed already son9 You ve been out there less than fmve mmutes Say Dad he began you know Fnday mghts the b1g n1ght and I dont want anythmg to ru1n 1t Thats why Im ask1ng you for Son h1s father 1nterrupted ve Prom so please go away and let me ea Dad I dont want any money foe contmued I just want to borrow the car agcun just for Fnday n1ght No h1s father answered hurnedly I told you the last txme you brought 1t home w1th a dent 111 the rear fender you couldnt have It for a month But Dad I told you lt wasnt my fault It happened whlle the car was parked I couldnt help lt Maybe next ttme you ll thmk IWICG before parkmg w1th the rear of the car Juttmg 1nto somebodys dr1ve way Im sorry you ve got to leam to be more careful You cant have lt But Dad Ive got to have a car Imogene IS borrowmg her mothers gown and shes afra1d the plns w11l fall off on a crowded bus She says 1f I dont get a car she wont go wxth me Your chlldlsh love affaxrs do not 77 concem me Gas 15 scarce and the t1res are gettmg as bald as my head The car w1l1 stay home Fnday Why dont you ask Imogenes father for hrs car? Accordmg to the tzre tracks 1n h1s dnveway h has new retreads Imogenes father IS angry w1th me ever smce I brought her home at 815 when I promlsed on my word of honor Id have her home at 8 Besldes 1f I took someone elses car Id have to be careful Thats why you cant have mme If you need an auto so badly why dont you h1re a tax.1'7 I called the tax1 company but they sa1d they wont send me one because they sent one to Ozone Park Jn 35 and 1t st1ll hasnt come back yet They arent wllhng to take the chance I get the car'-9 No' But Dad No' Ill be careful No' And so they argued far 1nto the n1ght When Fnday n1ght rolled around Ioe was rmgmg Imogenes front door bell The door opened slowly and there stood Imogene wxth her moth ers gown draped about her shy shabby and s1xteen She smlled and greeted Ioe and as she looked over h1s shoulder her sm1le changed to a look of horror Ioe how could you do such a thmgo she screamed and ran mto the house But Ioe called after her Smok eys a strong horse He can carry both of us PS Ioe and Imogene went to the Prom and a good tune was had by a HEIZNDI 'IHVCI eueboul lllltll Ml tltlll till NI . .: Q U n FU' , ' : : : : : : :.- 4 : - : : ., ': ro . . . 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SEPARATE JUURNEYS CLARENCE COLES I HAD 1ust returned from a walk along the nver on a very hot day ln May My apartment was located on the th1rd floor of a boardmg house 111 a fa1r sectron of the c1ty I tumed the key m the door and entered Lxstlessly I played the plano for a whlle then bravely and futrlely at tempted to read but nothmg mterested me Strange how the absence of a person can haunt a fellow how the srlence of the rught can mock a guy Even after s,x months I st1ll mlssed my brother who had shared my apartment for years and then gone away I suddenly reallzed the monot ony of hfe and 1ts futxhty What hope was there for me? My temples were graymg and there were lmes rn my face Ever s1nce Nora dxed u then one does not cr1t1c1ze the plan ot God reahzmg that rts contents had not been cleaned out for ages There would be letters of llttle rmportance numerous recerpts why one mlght fmd most anythmg m a desk drawer It was that mght that I came across an unmaxled letter Davld had wntten Karen long ago He had asked me to read 1t and destroy It but there xt lay together wlth other forgotten materxal Davrd my brother was a good old scout Black sheep of the famrly no good tramp but nevertheless a good scout Dunng those years we l1ved together I had been hrs confrdant He told me all That rs why I can truthfully and conhdentally say there 1S some good m h1m although that fact IS generally doubted To begm the story he started off on the wrong foot Qu1t school when he was very young and began ndtng tre1ghts When he came back home we he was a bum He took everythmg m h1s stnde Davxd detested work When the fam1ly could no longer tolerate h1m Dave and I took an apartment He had great fa1th m me and I had destroyed some of the hardness whxch he h p1Ck9d up as a wanderer I found h1m a Job and tned to make a new man of h1m but a certam somethlnq could not be erased I must admlt that he was stlll on the whole no good Karen was the fmest glrl you could hnd m any mans tovnm Why she fell for Dave no one w1ll ever know He loved her too but there were others There was Mae who sang rn a cheap l1tt1e n1ght club and Nona who rode 1n hmouslnes and dressed m sables However Wlth her w1de eyed mno Ive ever seen was fust on h1s 11st I can easlly see why Davld wasnt used to grrls as good as Karen so he would laugh and drmk Wlfh Mae and played a back stage part mn Nonas l1fe-and broke Karens heart It 1S almost a year ago that he came m from a date w1th her George he sa1d I have a fnend 1n Tampa Im gomg there th1s week to see h1m about a Job I was taken back but then I knew that tlus town was too small for h1m St1ll he stayed around for a few days lovmg Karen and tryxng not to He showed me a letter she had wrrtten h1m declanng her love She was too good for h1m and we both knew 1t I cant rum her 11fe George he told me once Its too spotless and clean I learned from a blt of loose con versatlon that he was trylng to make 78 L l u an . 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' ' . . . b t ' ' , I strode listlessly to my desk drawer cence and one of the cleanest smiles I I I I , , , . her hate h1m Wlth all h1s faults she st1ll remamed true mfact some people sa1d that she loved h1m because of h1s faults Two days after he told me he was leavmg I saw h1m packmg h1s bags I knew then that he meant to keep h1s word I have to play a d1rty tr1ck If she knew I st1ll loved her shell never g1V6 up of w1nn1ng me She mustnt know George she mustnt know The telephone mterrupted h1s words I plcked up the recelver and heard Karen s vo1ce She knew he was leav mg but seemed remarkably calm about lt It 1S for you Dave Ill be here I heard h1m say after her brxef quest1on1ng Head lowered he slowly walked to the wmdow Hls back was tumed so I could not see the expresslon on h1s face but there were tears ln h1s volce when he spoke She 1S com1ng here ton1ght wont be here tell her tell her I sald somethmg about gomg to the club where Mae 1S smgmg must be thls way Dave walked to a small table and took a plcture of hunself from under 1ts cover and told me to g1ve 1t to her but not to let her lmow that he d1d I w1l1 never forget the look 1n her eyes when I told that awful he God forgmve me for lt It was l1ke seemg a persons heart bleed nght before your eyes She send nothmg but put her head on my shoulders The m01Sl sensatlon I felt told me she was cry mg and my eyes became tearful for I to loved that bum Dave left wrthout saylng goodbye to anyone I knew 1t broke her heart but knowmg also that he loved her 79 I cant help thmk that was the noblest thmg he ever d1d m h1s hfe In lookmg through my drawer two months later I ran across an artlcle on Karens marnage to Carl Dart the son of the towns wealthlest c1t1zen The hollow look 111 her eye told me that her love for my brother woull never d1e There was also a lette mcnled from South Amenca By the tlme thrs letter reaches you I w1ll be on my way to Ind1a and pomts east Dont worry about m George Even though I am your brother lm no good to anyone and never w1ll God bless you As I reached for a match to burn Karens weddmg p1cture and the let ter I prayed that thelr paths would never meet on th.s earth fl ii.Q1,l , , . 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Trimmings trimmings plenty of it sashes with a matchmg head band Theres lots that can be done to them so what are you wa1t1ng for' Do you know my sweets I found a few novelties that will really trip you Remember when the fad was to have beans carrots peppers rad :shes strawberries and even corn on the cob on your hats? Well chums bring them all down to your lapel Everything Ive mentioned 1S Ln plas Youll never believe it but they have earrings to match You should have seen the carrots They were darling I was talking about rain so lets contmue on the topic of water sea water Pique two piece bathing suits are absolutely taking the spotlight or :should I have said sunhght'-P Every where Ive gone they re all two pieces so I guess that ends that On cool summer eve-nmgs when a coat would do Just the trick to make 81 you feel snug. How about changing the buttons to ones that will really shine up on the coat? Sequent but' tons are 't Did I tell you about the neat change purse I saw? No? Here goe then Its a small one just to ht in those big pockets of your raincoat They re two tones with two pockets one with a slide fastener one with a clamp Iust swell for when you go bike riding Well girls I guess its time for me to say so long till next term Have a nice vacation I l'IH.I.IA ElDI'IV V ll . . .E- Q . n A- Q 1 I - ' T. - , N ' ' . ' .- ' E. . ' . . - . l . I I , - - . LQ . . 5- ' . - .co . E . - Q.. Q . ' . ,. I - . PC , . o l - U . . n . ' . F . . . . . . I . X ee- f 3 ' - ' ,. Sl t f X ' - ' 7 -' I-I'-'7 . N h X-H ' . '1 W - I . ' . : f .. I Q - G1 I lllll ll SWEET SIXTEEN DGVS DOROTHY RYLANDS SIXTEEN A phase of life when on everyone s lrps you hear the same srngmg verse over and over agarn Sweet Slxteen and never been krssed eh' The age when all the world xs beautlful and you express your feelmgs by quotmg Shakespeare when you yourself are formmg your own personalxty when you begm lmprovmg your looks and set out by standmg m front of a mrrror for hours wondermg where to start and rf 1ts possxble the tune when you growl at damp weather for stralght drab harr especrally when mt took th1rty mmutes brushmg to brmg out the sheen and another thlrty mmutes curlmg the age when you use cold cream to prevent wrmkles hand cream for chahng vaselme to make your eyelashes longer and more lus trous beauty lotron and astnngent the results are preposterous strll we mustnt grow old before our trme The age when you hnd the dream boy who makes lrfe so utterly drvme so you go off the deep end wlth your shoes on when you take up all sports your sklrts are shorter and your sweaters are longer The age when you cultlvate your vo1ce from a hrgh shnek to a lower scale to be more dlgnrhed when a partlcular teacher thnlls you beyond words because hes just cr trrfle over th1rtyf1ve and has just the rrght amount of gray at hrs temples to make h,m mterestrng the stage when you have a favonte orchestra or smger and 1!1S1St on spendmg all of your allowance for the newest re cords out even rf mother says the aff hundred you ve collected are qulte enough when the school subject most appealmg to you rs Day Dream mg of the nrght before or the mght yet to come The age when you realrze defeat IS brtter only rf you swallow when you wart unt1l the whole class IS seated before struttmg up to the teacher to ask for the pass cause you srmply have to draw attentlon to your super deluxe jacket e tlme when you are posltlvely breath taken by your new strapless evemng gown held up by nothmg but you' when you go on a str1ct d1et for a day or two smce you ve gamed that extra pound when the you that was frfteen and thrrteen and ten seemed years of so much wasted t1me I know for today IS my seventeenth brrthday 82 -D l l n I - 2 I I lf,-'f,, 'E df? CD ll 1 GJ . L . - X o ff! ' if... ' ' - - - ' . . . th AS I wandered almlessly across the green pasture I hfted my eyes to the forebodmg heavens A great hush covered the countrysxde as nature held xts breath for a moment and the world stood st1ll not a blade of grass bent nor a leaf qu1vered Suddenly darkness engulfed the land and the ra1n fell Faster and faster fell the torrentlal storm my heartbeat qulck ened and my eyes smarted from the slashmg ram Thunder pealed forth from the blackened sky deafenmg my eardrums. Lzghtrung Splll the dark ness nn a blaze of blmdmg hght de stroymg earthly objects and then feanng that He would see the guilty deed vamshed m a spht second The clouds enjoyed th1s game and ap- plauded the performance wlth gales of deep bass laughter watch nature dxsplay her mlghty pyrotechmcs Suddenly I brandlshed my t1ghtly closed f1st at the storm and shouted More more' Let me grow famxlxar wxth your mxght and Ill soon harness 1t to heat my home or hght my p1pe' Contmue I dare you' Ill conquer your thunder hum ble 1t and add trumpets to blare forth to the world my dynamlc prow ess' For I am progress Nature roared forth uncertaln laugh ter and poured the ram down heav1er than before but seemg that I was unvanqumshed and openly defxant she gathered up her water plucked m her lmghtnmg snatched her thun der rolled them all up m her apron and stole shamefacedly from the scene I laughed heart1ly at the retreatmg hgure Suddenly the sun shone forth warmmg my bones Once more warmth penetrated the good earth 83 IENNY BARON closed her eyes and l1stened to the Blue Danube All about her graceful couples were waltzmg m perfect t1me lust for a moment Ienny m her mmd was one of them Suddenly she started and looked up A handsome young manne stood smxlmg down at her Larry she wh1spered please dont tell anyone w1ll you? Of course I wont Ienny But dont worry you wont always have to hlde beh1nd the drapes when theres musmc Oh yes I w1ll Larry Ienny walled I cant dance and I never w1ll leam how Thats nonsense Ien Larry drawled Why of course you will Its just practmce that does mt you always dance dlvmely the way you re domg ton1ght Of course not It certamly took me a long t1me to persuade myself that I could leam but all th1s talk IS lead mg us nowhere Stay nght here and Ill get you somethmg to eat Why thank you Larry Ienny gave h1m an enchantmg sm1le and m that moment was as pretty as any g1rl could hope to be Larry hurned away and Ienny sat very s1lently wlth a half sm1le on her face There was no need for dreams now Soon Larry would be back Larry returned only to fmd Ienny sound asleep He smxled tenderly down at her Then plcked her up ln h1s arms Ienny st1rred restlessly Its all nght Ienn Larry mur mured Keep on dreammg Some t1me soon youll be at dozens of partles l1ke th1s one After all you wont always be elght years old' HN O AHHHI VD NO.I.HH'I'Ifld HNIH SPQS 3 NVEHJ NI SB H l i I ., . 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He forced himself to remember the past, any- thing would do in order to take his mind off the fact that he was on his way to kill his brother. Rolling a cigarette, lim thought back over the days when they were young. Tom, his youngest brother, was like their father: hot tempered and quick with guns. Lately, Tom had been as- sociating with a crowd of slick no- mads who were professional gam- blers. Iim tried to talk some sense into him: but it was no use. One night, a drunk accused Tom of cheat- ing at cards. Tom shot him, but the suspicious sheriff called it murder. That night Tom stole the sheriff's gun and forced him to open the cell. Tom slugged the sheriff and, as he was going out the door. a deputy came in, but Tom beat him to the draw. The posse never found him. The next Iim Martin heard of his brother was to leam that Tom was building quite a reputation as a bad man. Iim joined the Texas Rangers and there met Iohn Towne. Although Iohn was much older, they became good friends and worked together on many cases. Forming a personal code of their own in the event of death. lim promised to avenge Iohn and Iohn did likewise. Well, fate plays funny tricks and Iohn Towne ran afoul of Tom Martin and in the ensuing battle, Iohn got riddled bad. Not knowing who Tom was, Iohn's dying words were that jim Martn would send him to his grave. Iim saddled his horse and rode re- signedly into the town. After hitching his horse to the rail. he adjusted his gunbelt and strode into the saloon. As they saw the silver star, talk and laughter ceased and he carefully glanced over the entire room. Tensely he walked over to the bar and ordered a drink. Tom wasn't there, but a swarthy complexioned half-breed slid out the door as lim entered, probably to tell him. While lim patiently waited, his brain slowly calmed. A few minutes later the swinging doors parted and Iim recognized his younger brother. Space between them was quickly cleared and the two brothers sized each other up. Then, as though a signal was given. both dove for their guns. A split-second later a Colt blasted the silence, closely fol- lowed by another. THE wmd howled through the dark ness and tore around the corners of an old bleak house that stood on a h1ll The snow was just starttng to fall and the sky was a dull grey color What has happened ln th1s house? It surely must have sheltered lovmg fam1l1es'P A man comes blmg up the h1ll as rf m a hurry Probably some stranger mg shelter from the oncommg some stum great seek snow storm As he steps up on the porch he peers through the dusty wmdows and mto a great front room Qutckly operung the door he bolts tn and slams 1t alter h1m as gust of wmd come sweepmg 111 He slowly looks around Very slowly What has happened here? No one ts around' He calls aloud St1ll no an wer Everythlng as st1ll death He looks 1nto the next room Sheets cover all the furniture He not1ces the grand plano 1n one corner on the walls where pxctures once hung He sh1vers to h1mself and qulckly turns away On the ot1er srde of the room stands an old grand fathers clock I1Ck11'lg quletly to ltself Thxs house had been mhabtted once What has happened to 1ts fam1ly ' All of a sudden from no place 1n partlcular a volce came You re confused arent you? Well I know the whole story The Howard were such a happy fam1ly Bu I sa1d the young man No-dont mterrupt me please Sdld the vozce S1t down wh1le I tell you the story about Ixm Howard family The young man was now astounded The grandfathers clock was actualy speakmg' I remember the fmrst day that they 85 moved mto th1s house It was about 500 m the afternoon and I was standmg on th1s very spot Oh l was proud that day So proud of my new home Rosemary came mto the room and lovxngly dusted off each plece of furruture Here IS my very favonte antxque she sald as she carefully w1ped my face I remember when grandmother gave us th1s clock She carefully ex ammed the base the hands and the deslgn on the clock Her husband Ixm came 1nto the room He was tall about SIX feet two mches and III hrs late twentles H1s ha1r was sandy color and he had blue eyes Ilm wa thm not scrawny but 1ust thm wh1ch made h1m look taller than he was Belng good natured and loads of fun hm had many fr1ends He ltked to gust s1t down and relax after a hard day s work and th1s was exactly what he d1d now Rosemary went mto the vo1ce asked her Rose wheres Al1ce She rephed Shes upstalrs 1n her room play1ng w1th her paper dolls As I1m sat there he thought of how lucky he was He thought of h1s lob Soon he would be foreman 1n he m1ll rn the vlllage where h worked He thought of the nlce warm home he had to come to each nxght after a hard days work He thought of Rosemary h1s w1fe She was very k1nd and sweet and had a typlcal lnsh temper She had black ha1r blue eyes and beautlful whlte sktn Her eyes semed to twmkle when she laughed and a deep dlmple seemed to fall mto her left cheek She had always been a good wtfe and mother and always thought of herself last AIICG thelr daughter was HHAHM HON'rIH'IH A euof: ltl HW Wd, Sll 0 I ' . Pl! I ' : - : : : - - F, , . , . l 5.- . F, , - m . - I m ' ' - - I - -1 tn - ' I 0 I E O , . - 5 . 3 I Q l . . l . 5 , . : ' 0- , . - N ' rn ' ' .. . s I .Q . I ' S-' Q ' . n ' V1 . . Q , N . 5 . - .4 0 . l . - - F' Q - U2 I U7 .. . . I lil . U1 - 1 n ' - ' '-'- ' ' K' ' ' . ' . ,, I I I . . ' 0 - 5 ' . N . 5-' . . - l . , o - l . . , . 5 ' . h . Q R A I . h I . . 0 . ' . ' - ua . I ' ' ' 5 FF Q - , - .. H - ' I .-. . . . I 5 I ' 0 . , - - 5 ' ' . 1 . . N T F0 . n I 1 D' I m I . ' I h . . . l , H m . . t: - - - 1 .U l . 'U , . cn . , ' . , F . - . W l I ill. - . U1 I . . I '- . Aq 9 op to nine years old. She had sandy color hair and blue eyes, and very pink cheeks. She was the picture of her father. Alice was contented to play by herself and once in a while she would play with a friend in the village. All these thoughts ran through Iim's mind and he sat watching the rain fall lightly on the trees and bushes outside Little did he know that this happiness wouldnt last Here the old clock stopped talking and seemed to be deep 1n thought Please go sald the young man who was slttmg in a bg chair in the shadows Yes contmued the old clock small allotment that she received each month from lim. She and Alice lived alone on the hill and tried to keep busy, but they both missed Iim very much. At night Rose would lie and ponder over what was to be done about the money problem. They would have to buy coal for next win' ter. She would greet the dawn with heavy eyes and an aching head But she never let 11m know that every thing wasnt as 1t should be In her letters to him she told him that she and Alice were happy and contented She would go to work before shed tell Ilm of their hardships' Go to work That was the answer' She could get a Job m the vrllage but what about they were happy for about six months But then it happened I1m was drafted into the Army H1s going away was very sad but Rose pro mised him that she would keep their home together while he was gone For a while everything was working out pretty good But Rose found it harder and harder to live on the R X Alice? She couldnt stay all alone all day But thmk of something she Here the clock paused m the house she had t must' again That poor girl it said That fam ily was once so happy The snow was falling swiftly and silently outside of the house But the young man was now so deeply ab sorbed in the story bemg told by the old clock that he didnt even notice lt It was dark and dismal in the old house as the young man spoke B I dont see why she didnt AM 0 0 QW 'Q s, X xX X I' e No please said the clock If you dont mind I know much more about human nature than you ever will One afternoon a frlend of Rosemary s wno lived m the village came to see had a daughter named Veronica 1ust Alices age As they were having tea Mrs Leonard mentioned that Alice and Veronica played so very well together She said it would be nice if Alice could visit them some time in the near future An ldea flew ll 11 n . I on, , . ' . ' . o I I l ll I ll e 1 Il I l - ' s it ., .Y ' ' ' xx Y . ' . .. Q ' 'g' , . ut- - . gr 'f 1 11- :Wei F I I . I .. ' P 1 5' x . tv 49 ' .fl ' .- f ' I I ' 51 5 , , . . . I gf gl .. her. Her name was Mrs. Leonard, who , I . E ' if O ' f . ' - - 1 - sv' . , Wg, gel' I , - 14 WW, n I . ,Q 1 un, . . ,' .. 1 I' 5 S, - 'r . . ,V A .M . . . ' .. ., .. . - .-3 , X ' - as ,- S X . . . ,v xx X I A 1 N Q X- .-'lv S Xi -5.- ' .t 1 lr- Q X H X Q' Q: i A A 86 . S mto Roses head She told Mrs Leon ard her problems and her guest sug gested that she could take a room rn the vxllage She could go to work whxle Alrce stayed w1th her all day Then on the way home from work Rose could plck up Alxce Rose thought 1t over and sa1d fmally No Mrs Leonard thank you very much but 1t would be xmposmg on you too much Nonsense sad her guest I am very fond of Allce and besldes she gets along very well wxth m Veromca After talkmg xt over for a long whrle they frnally dec1ded that Rose would go to work and Ahce would eat her meals at Mrs Leonards I remember the day they left sa1d the old clock Rose carefully covered everyth1ng and was quxetly crymg to herself I w1sh we d1dnt have to leave th1s wonderful old house our home But before I1m comes home I can come back and clean everythlng Irm w1ll never know I can tell hrm after we ve settled down agaln As she and Ahce walked down the road toward the vxllage they stopped and looked back for one last look at the house That was two years ago and that was the last I saw of the Howards She had her mall for worded to the vxllage I am very lonely sa1d the clock You are the hrst man I have seen m two years What IS your name? You havent told me yet W1th th1s the young man stepped mto the hght and Sdld No I havent told you yet have I? Well 1ts Corporal Ixm Howard' There was a qU1Ck gasp from the clock Then all was qulet As qulet as death Then Irm Cfled 87 Where IS she staylng tell me please' The clock rephed In the vlllage W1ll1ams Street Qulckly hm put on h1s coat mur murmg softly Why d1dnt she tell me All Ih1S hardshlp and I never knew about lt As he dressed to go out he looked back and the clock was standmg SIIII and stralght 1n the place 1t al ways had been T1ck tock t1ck tock was the only sound that came forth I I dont know wnat to say murmured I1m St1ll no sound came He stared at the clock Had lt really spoken or was 1t yust a dream Wlth cr fond smlle at the clock he tore out ol the door and down the front steps As the old clock peered through the musty cur tams lt saw the snow fallmg softly on a young sold1er walkmg swlftly toward the vrllage The old clock heaved a contented s1gh' I ' - I. i I . ' Y ' I I I don't know the address, but it's on I I I Mr. ---. 'V . i ' ' 'I s I n 1 . I I - HIIME DOROTHY BLOORE IT WAS a cold foggy n1ght typlcal of wmter 1n New England The men of the tovnm had after hmshmg a hearty dmner gathered themselves together 1n the post OIIICS wh1ch also served as a general store for a few hours of town gOSS1p The tour1sts afforded most of the choxce blts of gOSS1p but ln wmter tlme the town was left solely to 1ts or1g1nal mhabltants who wtre rather an unmterestmg lot But summer or wmter ram or shme the men gath ered m the store Th1s partxcular n1ght a group o four or IIVG men were leanmg on the m1t1al laden wntmg desk waltmg for Sam Iohnson the owner to close up shop for the n1ght Sam was lust lock 1ng the post OIIICS safe when the door swung open and a tall gaunt man stumbled 111 He turned an threw h1s welght agamst the w1ldly swmgmg door and w1th much push 1ng he managed to close It All th1s had happened 1n a mater of seconds and Tam and the other men were watchmg and waltmg for the stranger to say somethmg Fmally he muttered breathlessly Only place open Iust want to rest a mmute Wal I don know about that Its after eleven and we re supposed to be closed sald Sam who d1dnt lxke the strangers looks Say fella where ye from'-' Lookmg at the floor the stranger answered Oh I well I Im just a dnfter Dont come from no place Ever been up 1n these parts be fore? asked another man Once long tlme ago he rephed Srlence relgned once more unt1l the stranger sald ln a queer vo1ce Anyone l1vm round here named Hepzlbah 16111611157 Yeh piped up Sam But you dont want nothm to do w1th her Shes well shes kmda queer Teched I call 1t L1ves down the road a plece A fnghtenmg glow l1t the eyes of the stranger Queer you say How come? Wal ya see her man was lost 1n a shlpwreck Least we thmk he was Never come back When was th1s'-' mqulred the stranger III a low vo1ce Wal now let me see Elght maybe ten years g Ienkxns Queer cuss he was Never bothered w1th nobody cept Lottle Werent rnarrled long nelther Three four years about Lott1e was a DICE gal before he went Now she dont go out hardly at all L1ves alone xn that b1g house down the road Funny Name was Ionathan kept a l1ght bumm 1n that b1g front wmda Says 1tll help to gumde h1m back Shows how queer she IS H wont come back Gone too long Most folks 1n these here parts forgot all bout h1m He wasnt the kmd of person youd want to remember Al most as crazy then as he 1S now Well Ill be goln now Thanks for lettm me stay awh1le Warent nothm Say where ya f1gur1n on stayin tmte Sam asked Oh Ill hnd some place Well theres a mce l1ttle hotel un the street Least thats what they call It More lxke a boardm house They ll put yaup offered Sam Well I wasnt f1gur1n on that ex actly Maybe Ill try 1t Thanks Thats okay Watch ya step out there Roads mlghty sllppery these rughts 88 fU - - u - - 1 1 CD 1 U, KD - n I I I g . , . , . O I ' .. H- - - - , 1 - 1 l 1 l' ' I . , n ll I 1 I I I 1 I u 'I I , I I I n n 1 ,I , . . , I . . . . f , I ll ' , . . . . . . . Q, ' I I I ' ' , . . ' 1 , ' d I 4' . - - thmg. ever smce hes b1n gone she I . u 1 1 1 . .. . . 0 Y I - I ' ' - . : , . , . ll I , . I ll I . S I I I I I I u I u ll . ' ' ' ' n 1 - 1 , , , I I I I I I I ' ll I I A , .. . ...A . , , - , - . . . Okay gnlte and w1th Ih1S e strange man bolted out the door After he had gone Sam dld h1s as mmute chores and the rest of e men 1mpat1ently urged h1m to hurry Say he was a queer one wasnt he one man sa1d He looked mrghty funny when we mentloned Lott1e Ya th1n.k he knows her? asked another Wal Lott1e alnt never bm out of this here town Could be but I dont thmk so Well probably never see h1m aga1n Okay boys lets go Turn that l1ght out wlll ya lake? The group of men walked qulckly up the road and were soon swal lowed up by the wet th1ck n1ght The next day dawned brlght and clear Sam Iohnson rose early and hurr1ed to the store to put thmgs 111 order for a busy day Customers began drlftlng rn and soon the store was rmglng wlth the orders of the customers and shouts of the clerks Noont1me came and the crowd fmally dlspersed Sam was countmg the mommgs profrts when Lott1e Wxnkle came 1n She came once a week and usually when the store was quite empty This mommg she looked unusually neat and pretty When she gave her order Sam was amazed at the quantrty she wanted Lott1e couldnt be havlng v1s1tors Why no one had been 111 her house for ages Well Lott1e yer look1ng m1ghty n1ce today Expectm comp ny? asked Sam A warm lrght came mto Lott1es eyes and she sa1d 89 My husband come back last n1ght Sam Yer husband' Why he-cum back ya say? Yes surpnsed me last nlght just as I was lockrn up Hes commg cross the road now Why he was 1n here settln on that keg of na11s w1th me last nrght wh1le I was puttenn around Well young fella glad to see ya back How come ya told me yer name was Ioshua Iones ' Wal I bm away a long t1me Nearly ten years Felt kmda funny barg1n 1n w1th no wamm or nothm Well where was ya all thls t1me'9 Sam asked Dont know Seems lzke only yes terday I left on the Mary Ann Come 1nto a bad storm 1n the Atlantlc and went to preces About three months ago I was h1t by a sw1ngm crane on one of the docks .n Llsbon Workm as a hand dovsm there I was Everyth1ns changed Forgot how to get home even Wal yer back now Say I hope ya dont take nothm I sa1d last mght ser1ous l1ke sa1d Sam a trlfle em barrassed No Sam thats all rxght Im glad Hepzlbah left that l1ght m the wmda I guess thats what brought me back after all these years and Ierem1ah sm1led kmdly Hepzlbah had f1n1shed ordenng and w1th the well w1shes of Sam the couple left the store Whew' Well Ill be uggered and w1th thls last remark Sam scurrxed off to spread the glad news around to the rest of the town lt I 1 ll ' ' ll ' Y I I I ,. - - 1 t .. 1 1 ' ' th . an - ' ' . up. . , . - . . , . u - - I ll ' I ll ' I . . , . . . . . , ll I ' n n ll ' , . . ' . , . , . I . . . , . . . ,. 1 1 '- . I I I - . . . , . , . .. . . . TREE 'E E . X an CD OODY ICIA W TR PA J 'M 'W fa,-',dlIl'l ' Um V N - H I ty- rw 1 ' ft filmtv, gf I IIII:':f gs 'Q 'x I tg g S- X 0 ' lllllllilllilll .LY Ulu-l:Iil3 '3u -X S - iff!229'i'fl.IIli1,'- 1 'vu vf 1...,. '- ss . . O . . . I . I s ' - I n w ' co ' . Q . . . . ,. : CONSTANTINE MARGARITUS is a Greek refugee. He lives with his wife in one of those shabby stone board- ing houses that stretch out for blocks, every last one of them the same. But not quite the same, for i.f you ever walk through that part of New York, you'll notice that in place of the cement square in front of many of the houses, there is a tiny plot of land, where some equally tiny shrubs make a half-hearted effort at trying to keep alive. When Constantine came to this country, he had a little more money than a great deal of his friends had, and he was able to bring his wife to one of these houses. He was proud. too when he showed her the piece of earth in front of their window Their apartment was on the first floor and many a time looking out upon the garden did they pretend that this was their own home the one they had left behind They were very simple people then and they had a lot to learn They made others impatient who couldnt comprehend their broken English They clung to those people who were friendly towards them m their home sickness The soot the cold stone and steel of the city was too different from the wide stretches of land and gay light breezes that had been their home Many times did Constantine pause on his way home from work and slowly raise his eyes to stare at the skyscrapers and mumble bitterly Where are the amber waves f grain? And then he would sort of sag and shrug his shoulders wearily Where? It wasnt until he had studied sub way maps for weeks that he dared take h1s wife on an excursion to New York When they came home they were two very happy people. They had discovered Central Park-an oasis to them. They spent hours walk- ing along the lanes and caressing the trees and grass with their hands as well as their voices. On one of these tours over a grassy mound, they stopped short to gaze in wonder upon a miniature spruce tree, no more than four feet tall. Constantine, Ana breathed, Con- stantine, it is just like the one we transplanted and were taking care of in the old country. Do you remember? Do I remember? Did I not spend three good hours digging a hole big enough to fit the roots in'7 Then for a moment they stood there silent And Constantine spoke softly Oh' I remember' We were going to watch the tree grow as we grew old together I wonder what it looks like now if it is still there u abruptly he laughed They both laughed and did not mention the tree for the rest of the day When they reached home that mght Constantine found Ana gazmg upon the tiny plot of earth beneath their windows It would be nice to have that tree there to take care of to be their own special friend and ally agamst the world At that mo ment he made up his mind Hed buy a tree just like that for his garden He knew of a place near his job that sold trees and plants and he had a l1ttle extra money-around two dol lars He stopped at the shop on h1s way home from work There he found just the tree he wanted He was cr bit awkward when he asked the highly polished salesman about the price That gentleman answered quite testlly The tag is on there! The tree is five-fifty! Five-fifty? Constantine faltered. Uh-is two dollars enough? My dear man. I told you! The tree is five-fifty-five dollars and fifty centsl' Constant1ne went out of the shop w1th a cold feehng running through hun It was dark now and yet the bustle of New York went on As he walked past the park a thought seemed to strike lum and apparently with a purpose he entered 1t It was dark in there w1th a few couples drlftmg to and fro like lazy moths under the trees He walked over cr grassy mound and stopped standmg 1n front of his tree Without a sound he dropped to his knees and began to d1g furiously w1th h1s hands strong hands that had spent many aching happy hours cultlvatmg his own land He dug unt1l they were red and raw Then he used his pen knlfe and a plece of wood he found lymg nearby The next morning when Ana looked out of her wmdow she caught her breath There stood the llttle tree 1n all its glory fresh and green with the newly tumed earth around it still dark and mo1st from the water Con stantme had soaked the ground Wllh When he had sufficiently calmed her down he carefully explamed to her that he had bought the tree on his way home from work S1lently h The effzciency of the pohce depart ment was unusually effect1ve when they traced the mnssmg tree to Con stant1nes house Half of New York rt seemed had seen the little man carrying a tree with hrs Jacket wrapped around the roots In the courtroom, it was pitiful to see the two, as Constantine finished telling his tale to the judge, and the judge announced: Twenty-five dollars, or a year in prison. They stood there, stunned and unbelieving dimly hearing him say things like Ignorance of the xt 1S my duty as a judge If you wish to phone your bank there is a phone m the next room where you wont be disturbed They were ,n the room for ten mm utes when the Judge stepped m He looked at the m1serable pair sternly but not unkmdly Your case has been er dis mxssed You may go home now I think I understand your trouble My father came from Greece But I warn you please leave Central Park as it is from now on Oh and another thing you may keep the tree Its a g1ft er from the people of New York City' The people of New York City Constantine murmured The tears rolled down his face God bless them And he and Ana both walked lowly down the aisle of the cour room and out into the sunshme As two old sergeants stood and watched their progress one said Will ya look at th light m the1r eyes' I see 1t all nght the other an swered But who was dope enough to put up their twenty five dollars ball What are you talking about OMalley? Wlth a twinkle in his eye Sergeant OMalley dug his friend in the ribs and whispered Shure an Im thinkin th judge bought lrnself a tree' .rilluq N K' K it Wir ll I ' I , l I I ll I I ' . . 5 . I I I 1 ' I . I I I 1 ' ' ' . 1 ' I I I - l I u n I . I I , . . ' ' s ' I' I I I - , I I . I e . - . . begged forgiveness for the lie. and pay for another tree? 1 I n I I . I u I 1 I u ' 1 ' . . xxx 1 I . xx 'f V 1 'QM ' f ,ff A '1l'l 91 .iw Q ' XFX gb -- rw 1' . , ' 9' i N 23, X N' ,af S ' Q , I' tj C PLASMA PALS bs C C .C O 7 'O C FU bs 'U I5 -J i 6 HE WAS tall with dark brown hair, a iaw that looked kind of square and had blue eyes. He walked with a slight limp and on his uniform along with his campaign ribbom the Purple Heart rested. He kept looking ner- vously from door number to door number while his mind kept thinking, Am I doing the right thing? It's the least I can do-but I never saw her before. Let's see, 223, 225, 229, that's the number, 229 Park Street. The gate swung open as he pushed it with a squeak that made him all the more nervous The front yard was filled with children dozens of m One upon spying him called atten t1on to his presence and the rest crowded about him asking who he was and begging to hear a story But you see I just came Aw come on tell us just one story Yeh shouted another one Howd you get those ribbons? Well thats a long story but I just came out to see Again mterruptionl I knew you were nice Youre 1ust 11ke my pop My names Georgie Whats your? Okay mines Iohnny Now will you please tell me where I can find Iudy Carter? Oh Iudy Shell be back She just went to the store Hannah 1S inside Say what did you want to see Iudy about? Never mind you can tell u that later First tell us a story The gate squeaked again and the kids looked H1 Iudy this IS Iohnny and hes here to see you Iohxmy flushed stumbled for words Well thats about it Iudy was tall with light brown hair and dark eyes. When she smiled a tight dimple formed in the corners of her mouth. My brother, Dick, is now a pris- oner of war and seeing you makes us feel that Dick is back. Oh, I'm sorry. You told Georgie that you wanted to see me about something. Well, you see I was wounded in France and it was your blood plasma that saved my life. It was? With the nursery and now this: it sort of makes me feel as I'm doing something like you and Dick I wanted to tell you how much the boys and myself appreciate the things the folks are dolng at home I want to thank you for saving my lil I Dam it all here comes Georgie again Say Iudy our mothers are here Its time for us to go Wait a mmute and Ill get your things together Iohnny helped and after the last one had left said I noticed theres a swell picture at the movie on the way over Er would you help cheer up a lonely soldier and go with me? ust then Hannah came bustling course she will and you re staying for supper Iudy smlled and shot an under standmg wink to Hannah Later on the way to the movie D1ck said It must be hard running that nur ery just you and Hannah Er do you mind f I come down to the nur sery until my orders come? first thing you can do IS fix that squeaky gate ,, . . . - ,e I .. . i . ei ,. . , l I I I in. ll I . 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