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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

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' 'ft 0 0 I f,'f:'L mining l 444' MEDALIST 46 Associate Editor Composing Editor Charles Carter Mary Egan Jean Cornelius Lorraine Druben Helen Heldstra ASSISIGHI Composing Ed1tors STAFF Audrey Arnold Fred Battlme Dolores Canosa Iames Grimes Robert Liebman Phyllis Osgyani Theresa Trasco AIDS Marie Fogarazzo Helene Goldsteln Lucllle Hanna Ann Kempner Dorothy Lang Mary Lapossy Lor rame Libath Iean Lombardo lean Malone Mar1lyn Paulsen Loretta Pletrolonardo Gwendolyn Rees Ellen Schwarz Ioan Schnoor lean S ocker Marie Wagenblast Eleanor Wasel ART Beverly Connor Oscar Demars Ieanne Esposito Rose Ferrandino Leonard Frlsenger Philip Fusco Evelyn L1 Puma Ieanne Marcellus Ianice Martin Ioan Mussman Gerard Peters Theresa Trasco PHOTOGRAPHY Donald Gucker Allan Mennlger FACULTY L1terary and Business Edward I Clarke r Robert Steed Photography Richard Blazej OHN ADAMS HIGH SCHO ONE PA W YO WILLIAM A CLARKE Principal IANUARY 1947 ' 1 Atm 5,501 :A film , I O L gf TU oz RK, NE RK Ziff, - - ' , voL.v1 NO.5 'YP C: Q- 'S f f Wm 'AQ I ft ,I anlemii iw. u 5 Xgtrr At the Brxdge In Memorxam Old Ieb Unexpected Woodland V1gnette Dear Dxary In Grannys Day Tempest Tossed Wxnter Wonderland And They Danced Commg Home Tmtype Days Tonys Portralt Loves Old Story The Brxghter Way On Beauty Realms of Gold Amerlcan Bard The Man From Walden On Readxng Thackeray FICTION ARTICLES FEATURES Message Irom the Skxpper Gleanxngs Semcr Ofhcers QPhotographsJ Shovmg Otf Semor Plctures Semor Celebntxes Team Photographs Star Dust Let Hlm See Acknowledgment The Sweetest Music Outcast Wxnter Patterns Pause Questxon Hrs Hands L1e Ballet Hope Spr1ngs Eternal No Fan' Adams Bookshop Battlme ln the Belfry Sparks of Harmony Of Pleats 'N' Plmds Cap and Gown Below Deck Sportoplcs Camera Bugs Only POETRY COLUMNS 'QE O .4 : ' I .1 A fl : x Q o I 3 Y Z- Tl , :Qi tn F 1 5. , ,N nib! ,ur 1 Xi, E , .,f,' , 'f ' LXXX X s X 4- vig, X TO BE a semor IS to feel a warmth of heart for the past that reaches back and brmgs 1nto 1ts fond embrace the most prec1ous of treasured memorres It IS to feel a keen ant1c1pat1on of a future that w1ll be brlght and exc1t1ng There IS also a sat1sfy1ng sense of achrevement that goes wlth bemg a semor It IS a sense of havmg reahzed one small part of the goal whlch wrll eventually be galned completely A Semor Class IS symbollc of the strong determmat1on that hes lmbeclded ln the hearts of Amencan youth the determmatlon to learn to know the whys and wherefores of a vast um 3 K lilneda e verse But there IS more to that youth ful determmatlon than just leammg There 1S the desrre to put that knowl edge to use 1n a way that w1l1 help to perpetuate the Amerlcan way of hte ln 1ts economlc pol1t1cal and so c1al aspects The young men and young women who graduate from Adams 1n th1s class of Ianuary 47 can have no way of knowmg what awalts them m the years to come but they are we1lequ1pped and they are w1ll mg to take thelr places m the pattem of hte and hvlng m Amenca Phylhs Osgyam --5 'N ' .': 'A . 5' NS X , I ,sf-Q . .3 . l .1 ll' ,Q M I I git , f 0 3, 14 flffefifiage flzam llfae THE FORUM contmues to promote the study of current top1cs among us We are regularly remmded of 1lS three fold objectlve of mformatlon dlscus slon and fuller knowledge through further 1nqu1ry But the very vcmety of topvcs and freedom ol express1on of conihctmg vlews create cr sense oi bewllderment Incxdent IS p11ed upon 1nc1dent charge follows charge 1n gen1ous explanahons come 1n raplcl success1on unt1l the hstener IS over whelmed by the confusion of l9Sl1 mony and ol counsels that asscul hlm 4 w I . I - In hrs apparently hopeless plrght he looks about eagerly for l'elp and the greater hrs rntellrgence and honesty of purpose the greater J h s dlffrculty In hrs deterr11nc't1on to do t're rrgnt thrng tru lrstenc trres valrantly to keep an open 'und and a suspended Judgment untrl he begn to resemble a perp exed Hamlet standmg at the cro sroads unable to reach a dec1s1on as to wh ch ro d to follow If all hrs study and rea onrng merely lead to such an attrtude of frozen rndecrsron hs las state rs worse than hrs frrst But there rs happrly no need of hrs castrng hrmself for so prtrable and the unfortunate and unnecessary ex treme to whrch even good qualrtres wrthout balance may brrng us He needs to be remrnded that a decrsron even though arrrved at wrth some doubt or mrsglvrngs rs essentral rn the world of every day lrvrng For there are answers albert rn some 1nstances tentatlve solutrons whose rmperfect and temporary nature should be recognrzed much as the true experrmental screntrst never loses srght of the lrmrts of hrs current work 1ng hypothesrs Such answers honest ly establrshed fearlessly faced and rrgorously tested w1ll g1ve a proper touch of decrsrveness to our Hamlet and thus they wrll not permrt the loss of the leadershrp we properly expect from one of hrs grfts hrs trarnmg and hrs s1ncer1ty But for these answers he w1ll need basrc prrncrples s1m1lar to the axroms of mathematrcs accepted truths that w1ll serve as a frame of reference rn determrnmg what to approve and what to reject from among the pro posals presented to htm In detarl these brxsrc prrncrples wrll reveal some rnevrtable dlfferences among 1nd1v1d 5 uals but rn broad outlrnes and rn fundamental pomts they w1ll offer vast areas of agreement among all m n of go cl w1ll l-or tlsese b src prrncrples form part of the herrtag of polrtlcal experrence end moral caprtal bequeathed to us by our fat e from many lands to 'rake up the 'nost precrous elements of our clvrlrzatron These trme tested standards of true an.l false rrght and wrong that can well serve a forms of conduc not only among men but mo'rg nat on as well have been 1m p essed upon us all rn a varrety of vavs wthrn and wvtnout the school fundamental truths have found more eloquent expressron anywhere than rn those rmmortal documents so hrghly prrzed by all Amerrcans the Declaratron of Independence the B111 of Rrghts and the Gettysburg Address Ne cannot know too well these con crse statemerts of democratrc prrn crples and natronal polrcy We shall frnd nothrng more helpful rn gurdmg us through the maze of our current problems than a thorough knowledge of these dynamrc truths and a pro found falth rn therr value Let those who remarn rn school re solve to know ever better and to use farthfully these basrc prmclples rn test rng the proposals advanced not only at forum sessrons but m all drscus srons Let us hope that our latest group of graduates w1ll carry wrth them on therr llfe Journey a deep knowledge of these and other sprrrtual prmclples no les a part of our patrr mony as herrs of all the ages May they never manrfest an unshakeable farth rn the lastrng value of these fundamentals Therem hes sure hope of happlness for themselves for our country and for all mankrnd A I I I . . . I . 9 , 'S 1 ' ' . o ' . . A. A. A . , .. I I I . . . . I . .3 . I . . A H . U 9 .. . ' ' G f- ls vc- - w I - J -A -LJ nA I l I. A . 3 I - . . . .. . i . - i a . ' ' . ' ' s ' ' s i t ' ' ' . a r 1 s , ' - . . . . 1 z . . , futile a role. He is merely illustrating In the area of government, these - no . , . . , I I A - I I . I . . S .- ' ' ll ' ll , . . . . . . . , . IN MEMCDRIAM EIlaB Beck Grade Advzser Class of January 1947 and Teacher of Secretaual Stuahes John Adams Hlgh School 1932 1946 W Cons1der not that I laboured for myself only but rather ior all them that seek learnmg Ecclesxastlcus . She worked among us fn ner own qufet way. e knew her as friend, teacher, and adviser and we valued her kfncf attentfon to our many z'nd1'v1'a7uaf probfems over the fast four years. To an of us size wffl be a source of 1'ns1'r1'ra- tfon for 1Surposefu7 ffvfng fn the years ahead. W' CHARLES CARTER lf M 4 Y :....Q .a.:':.. OO fun 2 5 TIM MCMURRAY glanced up toward the almost bare wall being not quite empty because of the small fadlng calender stuck there He squmted a second and then tum1ng hrs l1ght wavy haired head back to the paper headed Monthly Report Union Pacific Railroad began to scratch out the date Ianuary twentieth 1869 He put down the pen got up and went over to the little coal stove whlch was of course rlght plumb in the middle of the floor With a quick thrust of the little shovel he sllcl the coal into the fire closed the door and walked back to the desk Look mg out through the frosted panes of glass he saw Nat Colmy as big as he was having trouble tramp mg through the deep snow drifts headed toward old Iebs house Old Ieb the d1str1ct supervisor didnt seem to be too well lately and Tlm well he was sort of assigned to the job of writing the monthly re port this month 1n old Iebs place lt seemed that the whole crew agreed that Ieb needed a well eamed vacatlon from this Railroad bu1ld1n and it was up to Tim to suggest it ln the report Picking up the pen once more he began agam Received tlmber for new station house for Railroad 1n time to f11'11Sh construction before start of annual heavy snowfall Will be ready for use in the Spring when the trams begin runmng on a schedule He continued wr1tmg tellmg Just how Big Fred Wells broke two ribs fallmg from the newly constructed water tower and how it could have been prevented He told how the men felt upon heanng that the road was nearly completed and how old Ieb was growing feebler every day Once it was only one of Iebs dreams the spanning of the continent by rail but now well to him it didnt seem quite true Finally Tim ended it after devoting the last three lines for Ieb s vacation request. It was dark when he retumed except for the little oil lamp above the desk. He unfolded the papers once more and slowly crossed out the last few lines. He put the report in an envelope, dropped it in his pocket and left, as the empty oil lamp flickered and went out. 7 NT' W 0 1. K X Nh f' Q ' rl, . , Il Q. - me -x I 5 l f A xx il . . .Q 9 , . ' Q, B 5 X ' xx , 1 x' .0 v 0 1 9 ' Q 0 n ',ok... 3 , gf . . Q 'I 1 ' 1 , . . R 1 X I .. I . . . I I ' 1 1 1 I I I l ' I nz! guuu, Q bag we 0 ' .0 .- G30 xoN K0 O 5 AL LILLIAN RAZMANTES acghie WHO IS astute enough to see greatness? Is great ness conta1ned 1n persecutron or aggress1on 111. knowledge or lntellect 1n good Judgment or power? If these are the only qual1t1es of greatness thousands upon thousands of executrves professors and pol1t1cal leaders are el1g1ble for thls honor Greatness IS composed of qual1t1es that may not be measured rn worldly terms s1nce 1t IS a super natural glit of God bestowed wxthout the COgI'l1llO1'l or perm1ss1on of 1lS possessor A person granted th1s g1ft can wlthstand all attacks agalnst h1s ldeals and h1s bellefs IS able to overcome the der1s1on and r1d1cule of publlc opmlon There are hundreds of such men and women devotmg the1r l1ves to the propagatlon of pr1nc1ples whlch are for the common good heedless of the personal SCICI'1llC9 such work demands Ind1v1duals eager to sh1rk the1r obhgatlons or too complacent to acknowledge them argue that such personal sacrlhce IS unnecessary They fall to reallze that the deed of a s1xteen year old g1rl Ioan ot Arc saved the entlre country of France and that alone St Patnck at 60 r1d Ireland of the snakes They can not comprehend that the great number ot hves saved 1ust1t1ed the SClZCl.'lflCe of a smgle 1nd1v1dual Thls IS not surpnsmg smce they nerther l1ve 1n France nor are annoyed by snakes In addltlon they conslder such persons and deeds as anclent h1story They would be most sur pnsed to hnd that as recently as 1830 the daughter of a mlracle of a poor farmer was the mstrument Bernadette Souboro1s cla1med to see an appantlon of the Blessed Vlfgln Consequently she was scotfed at and rldlculed but she dared to stand up for what she knew to be true After several reoccurrences of the appantlon a fountaln covered at the preclse spot peared to Bernadette She the waters of th1s tountaln of clear water was dls where the v1s1on had ap won such acclarm when proved to be the source 8 OO I :n .F 3? t SS ? 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Q: - of a mlraculous power which healed both the bod1es and souls of men Bernadette however was unable to pick up agam the broken threads of her life for she found that the only door she cared to enter led to Him and the entrance was through the Convent which she entered shortly afterward Her Journey beyond the door contmued a short t1me later for she was cla1med by God seven years from that t1me when she was only 22 Three years after the death of Ber nadette m the wmter of 1840 Ioseph DeVeuster was born His g r o w in g years were spent in a small farm house where there was always the smell of hot bread and spicy soup When both his older sister and brother chose a rel1g1ous vocation his father wlshed h1m to become a merchant so that he would be in a pos1t1on to sup years The DeVeusters skimped and saved to send Ioseph to school Al though learning d1d not come easily to h1m he appl1ed hlmself d1l1gently and soon became a good student With the aid of h1s books which he remforced with two strong hsts he proved that he could take care of him self in all sltuatlons However as the time approached for h1m to assume h1s duties as a merchant he became more and more despondent for he felt that a worldly life was not for him He fmally decld ed contrary to his fathers W1SheS to become a theologlcal student He en tered a sem1nary and was tutored by his brother who was also studymg for the pnesthood By a strange Chdln of circumstances it happened that he took his brothers place on a ship 9 sailing to Hawau This tw1st of fate proved to be the steppmg stone of Father Dam1ans adventurous hte on Molakal There he literally worked miracles w1th the lepers with whom he had chosen to l1ve They were ugly mlsshapen and foul smelling and yet from the first he m1ngled freely with them showing no fear or repulslon of thelr mutllated bodies He made cleanliness of body mmd and soul the goal of each leper The flower gardens before each dwelllng bore mute testimony to his unceaslng encouragement of the pursuit of beauty After fourteen years of mm1ster1ng to the unclean he himself contract ed that most feared and loathsome o all d1seases-leprosy In spite of h1 affl1ct1on he contmued h1s work unt1l hrs death To the government officials whose aid he had sought he had been a nuisance to medical men he had been just another leper and to the clergy he remamed the 1deal subject for a sermon Only the lxvmg dead on Mo lakai to whom he had brought l1fe was he the greatest man al1ve Greatness IS found m honesty Jus tlce nghteousness and 1n serv1ce to our fellow man Many have been ac claimed for then deeds and have found the1r well deserved niches in the Hall of the Great but for each one such as this there are hundreds more who deserve that honor no less whose deeds have gone unlauded These are the teachers doctors and lawyers who dedlcate their llves to the serv1ce of manklnd Who can deny that these too deserve to be ranked among the truly great? 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K I A 'ij-' , ZS f . xi, ' ' H. . . . 5 .P f G X THERESA TRASCO 'K ' cfamfi' Jaafufna ,, f-'bwjn' , 23 ? l THROUGH THE years our l1brary has presented us w1th the newest and most recent books pubhshed But let us tum back the pages oi t1me for just a second to bnng forth those books now mellow w1th age books that have wlthstood the test of t1me As I search about our l1brary room the name Maryknoll catches my eyes Here IS a book hlled w1th numerous heart warmmg experlences taken tlmes the1r work carned them tar znto dlstant lands away from home and fnends But makmg new irxends 1n strange lands and adaptmg themselves to new condltxons was the1r chosen vocatlon lt was not strange to see a m1ss1oner knee deep m mud sowmg r1ce plants nor hear the call of a church bell ln some remote part of a country for the1r task vaned wlth the passmg of each day Men ot Mary knoll wr1tten by Iames Keller and Meyer Berger 1 a book certam to capture your heart wlth 1ts very hrst story A lew shelves down st1ll scannmg our brography sectron I dehght m choosmg th1s book Youth of Artxsts by Mary Newlm Roberts Ent1rely dliterent un approach the author takes an eplsode from the llves ot some ot the greatest hgures ln art and trans forms 1t mto a short story excellently wntten Such renowned names as Leonardo Da Vmcl Correglo and Mrchael Angelo appear 1n th1s book Far too few are able to boast of the1r knowledge of the l1ves ol these great masters Youth of Arhsts sxmpllhes thxs matter greatly by takmg only the most mterest mg and xmpresslve events of the1r entlre l1ves and plac1ng them m short compact b1ograph1es A truly mspmng book plamly wntten so the youth of today may develop a hner apprec1at1on ot art ln general and gam 1nsp1rat1on from the youth of yesterday My hbrary v1s1t has ended Your v1s1t has yet to come' Drop 1n reeal soon and become a good tnend to good books ll 'J' Q5 :i pq' t nd! 9.1 '. 2 I.I. . V . . ,Lx I s N QQ: I s .ful . . 0 5,1 I N .Q l KN at f' , For - ' ' 4' 0 ' . from the lives ot the Maryknoll missioners. Many .A 'f', 'tiny DOLORES CANOSA D X O. ' 'N A gn Q 150' 1 I M '25 it ?,-g ,5,g- nexpeclecf yi Lg:- ' 'NEW' 1,1 O 'N I ' oo llxsil'-xl' C 990 IO ANN pulled her wool bathrobe tlghter around her 1n an effort to keep warm She shook the water from her shower cap stralghtened up the bath room and went along humm1ng 111to her room S1tt1ng down at her dress 1ng table w1th 1ts fluffy whlte organdy sklrt she took her pm curls down and vlgorously brushed her halr as she hurnedly got ready for her date for that evenlng As she went along she talked to herself say1ng Thls 1S the qu1ckest date I ever acqulred It s funny how th1s all came about so unexpectedly Lets see? It was Wednesday and Id been shovel mg snow when the mallman came along I remember how he almost 12 went past wrthout leavmg anythrng qurck look through a handful of mall came back and left that letter and how he sard rn hrs usual cheerful way Its a letter for you Io Ann then wrth Io Anns lrps twrsted rnto a qurck smrle her dark eyes twrnkled and she went on thrnkrng out loud I remember how I qurckly dropped e shovel and made my way toward the fence thanked the marlman for e letter and ran up the walk rnto e warm krtchen How dumbfounded I was when I saw the letter wasnt from Eddre I remember askrng my self Who could rt be from? because I knew Eddre was the only one I usually got mall from on Wednesday I frantrcally tore open the envelope tellrng myself that rt couldnt be from Walter Why I took rt for granted everythrng between us was all past and forgotten Not as far as I was concerned because as long as I lrve Ill never forget hrm but hrs part of rt I gathered that I Just wasnt hrs type when he never wrote after the last trme I saw hrm but from the looks of thrngs rt appears that he hasnt so easrly forgotten exther Gee the last trme I saw hrm' That was three years ago when I was only srxteen younger and more dopey than I am now He was only erghteen then but plenty old for hrs age rn appearance and rn hrs way How matter of fact he had that letter worded fCome to thrnk of rt'9 You d hardly even call rt a letter rt was really just a notel He always drd say thrngs rn the oddest but nrcest ways I even remember every word of the letter It went Dear Io Ann I was just released from the Naval Hosprtal here rn Calrfomra Ive been 13 here qurte sometrme ftoo long for my moneyl wrth what they call war fatrgue By the trme you get thrs letter Ill be drscharged and on my way home Ill arrrve Frrday mormng I can hardly wart to see you agarn Ill bet you re even prettrer than ever Does your nose strll turn up and does rt have as many freckles as rt drd the last trme I saw you? m all set to parnt the town red and I expect you to help me Ill stop by at seven and prck you up Frrday nrght so have your parnt brush and red parnt all set As ever wrth love Walter It struck me funny how he sounded Iust as rf we had been correspondrng every day Here rs a fellow who can tell you we re gorng out such and such a nrght and belreve me youll go He has somethmg and plenty of somehow or other at a frrst glance he strrkes you as berng just plam brg All hrs features seem so very mascu lrne At a frrst glrmpse you gather hes clumsy but on closer observat on you notrce that Walter rs extremely well porsed Hrs eyes to me are hrs outstandrng feature They are the bluest blue Ive ever seen' Hrs harr rs black and wavy I remember how hrs harr would fall rnto rrnglets from the beads of sweat on hrs forehead whrle wed be dancrng together Walter rs any grrls rdeal and I rnclude myself ur wrth the lot Hes so drfferent from Eddre I know Eddres swell and everythrng and sure weve been go mg together srnce Walter stopped wrrtrng but Walter s back now and that krnd of makes thrngs drfferent Eddre really never ' G ' - n I . . . 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He's tall. but I ' n . . i . . . . . . , 1 I ' even asked me to marry him he land everyone elsej just takes it tor granted He cant even compare to Walter Sure hes got ha1r but 1ts blond and when 1t falls rn h1s tace 1t falls stralght as 1t always 1S He s tall too but lean not hunky and h1s eyes are Just a pla1n old brovsm But they have a good natured expression them' Gee 1IS almost seven now' Wal ter ought to be here soon I ieel kmd of funny breakmg my date w1th Edd1e but when he comes Mother can tell hmm somethmg unexpected turned up Io Ann' Walters here' After ar rang1ng her ha1r 1n a soft co1ffure she put her comb back 1n 1ts place on her dress1ng table and took a last look 1n the mlrror and flew down the SIGIIS 1nto Walters welcom1ng arms When the usual how are yous and hellos were over they started on the1r way to pamt the town red F1rst they went to dmner at L1ros then danclng at the Malambo Club After that they went for a r1de 1n a Hansom 1Il Central Park The cl1p clop of the horses steady pace seemed so remote from the bolsterousness of the metropol1s From the park they walk ed down Broadway to F1tt1eth Street was as beautlful a starl1t n1ght as N if anyone could ever have dreamed of so they went up to the Observation Tower ot the RCA Bu1ld1ng After star gazmg for about an hour they both agreed that they were pretty t1red and so began the1r long trek home As they walked along the last block before commg to Io Anns house I Ann suddenly began to face the reallty that all the hop1ng and dreamlng of the n1ght that was gradually commg to an end was just fantasy All the sugar coat1ng of Walters personahty had 1n the space of an even1ng slowly melted away and h1S dom1 neer1ng conce1tedness seemed to ooze out and cover up the good looks that were h1s sole asset upon wh1ch he depended so very much to ga1n inends irlends that he would never be able to hold Io Ann wlshed o hard that she had not so thought lessly walked out on Edd1e that eve mng If she had the evenmg to spend over she would go Wlfh Eddle she thought to herself but now It was too ate As they turned up the walk to the house Io Ann caught a gllmpse of a fam1l1ar hgure curled up on the front porch she Smlled and hoped Edd1e looked at her smzled and sa1d D1d you have a n1ce t1me ' W1th an askmg for forg1veness look Io Ann shook her head and came back somwhat slowly wrshmg that Walter had never exlsted wlth N no Wllh a qulck smlle and a new sparkle to those good natured eyes Edd1e sa1d w1th a tone of pleasure m h1S soft vo1ce I k1nd of thought you wouldnt have a n1ce txme thats why I Wdlted 14 - . in ' ' I Q ll I ll I - S . I . - 1 , Und CICIOSS Fiftieth to RCIdlO City. It After Wqlter left fqthef abruptly, , X 4 .. I I si: Tv .. 1 - I 5 A sv' A . . . N I X V ' .. K. X. J 4 ' H Y t l , I , . . . . , 'I W ' My . . I u . TAM 3 NN . - 2 NAI. 2232 - I WWE AUDREY ARNOLD KEATS ONCE wrote A thmg of beauty IS a 1oy forever Its lovlmess xncreases It w1ll never pass 1nto nothmgness but may we not say that a great part of beauty IS L1sten1ng to mus1c we can hear It It IS beaut1 ful but when 1ts over what IS left? Somethmg We can hold rub our hngers over feel IIS texture? No We have nothmg but a memory of the song m our hearts The mus1c1an sees notes on a sheet of paper but unt1l he beglns to play w1th all h1s leehng and soul there rs no beauty One wlnters day the snowfall was lovher than I had ever seen before I wanted to hold one of the snowflakes As they fell I held out my hand and caught one W1th1n seconds It dlsappeared leavmg only a small drop of water on my warm hand We gazed at wonderment at a lofty mountam and declded to chmb lt When we reached our des t1nat1on we could no longer see 1ts pecullar square formatlons We were too close A rose perfect ln form and fragrance was grow mg 1n my garden I plucked lt wlth the mtentlon of keepmg 1t forever Then I la1d It aslde In a week lt had become shrlveled and IIS odor acrld Its lovhness'-' Gone left A memory Could we have but one of the mxlhons of stars sparkhng ln the heavens but no they must stay there out of reach of greedy graspmg hands so that everyone may enjoy the1r splendor The flame of burnlng candles shmes blue around the wlck and advances to a golden yellow But as the candle bums to nothmgness the flame w1ll fade We cant save the flame we dare not touch 1t for fear of bemg bumt or snuffmg out the glow ahead of t1me Love too mlght be consldered a form of unseen untouchable beauty Love g1ves naught but xtself and takes naught but from xtself Love possesses not nor would 1t be possessed for love IS suff1c1ent unto love 15 o 'T' l i . 4' ' I I ' s:: ' ' --' . l.. ll 1 u I f-5 tr . . . 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'L y t ,KQQJ m 9 ONE AFTERNOON wh1le s1tt1ng 1n the famous Pubh catlons OIIICB mlndlng everyones bus1ness but my own Laugh1ng Boy Carter got me 1n focus He was gr1nn1ng from lens to lens wh1le leanmg on h1s decrep1t trlpod w1th one foot on a p1nhole camera Laugh1ng Boy told me to try try that IS and Wflle the Nut Bowl Th1s perhaps was the most thr1ll1ng moment of my l1fe except maybe when the Pr1soner of Love escaped I laxd down my copy of The Case of the Long Red Underwear subt1tled To Itch HIS Own used all my energy to ra1se a pencxl tlead you knowj and slowly started to left I mean wr1te CArmy mfluencel GGZIDQ sleep1ly about my eye was caught and my ear subdued Cth1s 1S accompl1shed by my spl1t per sonal1tyJ by a group of cackllng voxces I cut hls ear off Where IS h1s nose Look no neck were among the strange words to be heard Stram1ng my eyes over the long d1stance I saw Boss Lady Lynch stand1ng over G1ggles Egan Bugs He1dSIfG and Nrm ble fmgers Druben They were workmg w1th sharp ened SCISSOIS f1end1sh grms and a madmans laugh wh1le cuttmg out the Senlor Celebntles PICIUIGS There IS a spec1al corner draped 1n black de voted to the emotlonal and deep th1nk1ng men tboth of theml For mstance Mangler Grlmes and Lethal Llebman were d1scuss1ng a story of Ilms 1n whxch a g1r1 was Sllllng on a dock wlth a small trustmg b1rd 1n her hand The blrd looked searchlngly mto the g1rls eyes and 1IS small heart beat happ1ly Now Ih1S was as far as Mangler got and was stuck for an endlng lust before closlng tlme a lra1l l1ttle glrl enters SIIS down wh1le murmurmg someth1ng about a den t1st engagement One day when atmosphenc cond1 t1ons were better than average we heard her tell of a tussle she had Wllh her dent1st Wxth half hearted 1nterest we asked who won No one was the answer lt ended w1th a draw That my dear fnends was Phylhs Osgyam Enough of th1s xt s tlme for me to rattle and roll 16 C xl , .' ,Zf 'x,x. .YK ' l 2' G' '-all I lf K' ' ' I :, 'ix' 0 - - ,j ,,. x x' e o I X.'. 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H ,, . ., goo 0 '. if- 0 Af, no g! 0 by ' ' ,j',..-.nl ff 1'...u',, r-s NNW' a1l THE WONDERFUL Greek mmd seems to have antrcrpated much ol todays arts and learmng and so 1t seems qurte strange that 1ts vrslon rn the held ol mus1c was so myoprc It seems the Greeks belleved that mod eration should be observed 1n all th1ngs and that extremes should be avolded thus all of their mus1c was conhned wrthm l1ttle more than two octaves whrch 15 qulte lrmxted as com pared wlth the more than seven oc taves 1n use today The only mus1c known to them was the kmd used to accompany thelr poetry and thls was melody only lackmg both rhythm and harmony and producmg a very srckly effect The observance of the long and short 17 MADELINE CAVOLI syllables marked the meter of the poetry No harmony enrrched the lone melody for they had not learned to s1ng or play mstruments together and the art of slmple harmony by srngmg fourths ol hlths apart was not leamed untll more than a thousand years later The hrst spark of harmony 1ssued forth 1n the early Mrddle Ages when some one drscovered that two volces could Slng at the same t1me a irfth apart one vo1ce carrymg the melody and the other slngmg the same com b1nat1on hve notes lower Although at that trme th1s probably was a reck less d1scovery lt seems qulte natural to us s1nce the ordlnary soprano and tenor volces have a range of about a fxfth above contraltos and basses and .U Taq. os. o'. .' 1 0 Q .ooo at g . . Q s e 0 K' ' ' 51 . ,G- On -' ...1,, 10lClld... , O AEN' '15 .Q 'S o 0 4 'af V . ,, - , gr' 9990 I .1 - 'J' 'oy 1 1- - we naturally expect them to srng 1n thelr own volce range Wh1le the early churchmen chanted the1r monotonous muslc rn the church es of the M1ddle Ages rhythm had al ready beeen hrghly developed among the tubes ol Alnca The re11g1ous m1nd however regarded rhythm as somethmg to be avorded In the slxteenth century Palestnna developed the conceptlon that musrc consrsted ot two or more melod1es sung together and so he wrote muslc Slmlldf to our round The vo1ces d1d not srmply tra1l together but each melody was mdependently set oft Palestrma wrlte h1s muslc so that al though there were several melodzes bemg sung together they all harrnon xzed and were beautrfully mterwoven MUSICIGHS had not as yet learned to play together Occaslonally some 1n struments had been played an octave apart but group playmg was not known untll the srxteenth century and even the harp1schord was looked up on as most lmportant and was needed to hold all the other mstruments to gether Shortly alter the srxteenth century a group of muslcrans 1n Italy became mterested 1n Greek poetry and dec1d ed to g1Ve a presentatron of what they thought mt must have sounded l1ke They wrote a dramatrc play 1n poetry whrch was reclted t ever thls was nelther Greek drama nor Greek muslc but really the begm nmg of a new form ol musrcal expres slon from whlch the opera and or chestra ongmated musxc How The early m u s 1 c 1 a n s used lutes lyres vlols and wlnd mstruments all led by a harp1schord These were used somewhat as we use the gurtar or ukelele today and provrded chords as a background for the smger For all performances composers used whatever mus1c1ans were avaxl able and even rf he could have h1s chomce he was not sure whrch were best surted to h1s use The 1nd1v1dual tralts and capab1l1t1es of the mstru ments were not fully understood and so they erther chorded to the Slnglng or played the same melody whrch was sung accordmg to the 1nd1v1dual wishes of the musrcrans themselves The trrst sacred musxc drama was composed by Em1l1o Del Cavahere He shocked many ol h1s contempor anes when he sard Muslc should vary accordmg to the sentlments ex pressed by the smger He belreved that mstruments should not merely chord 1n the background for slngers but that they were capable of and should be used to help create atmos phere and unfold the plot along w1th the smgers Claudro Monteverde m furmshmg musrc for h1S opera Orfeo wrote for the hrst group of musrclans whlch can be called an orchestra Th1s group was composed oi a strmg sectlon and wmd mstruments The harpxschord however stlll predomlnated He was so encouraged by h1s hrst attempt that 1n 1624 he composed the opera Tancredl e Clormda Thrs was the hrst opera wrltten ln whrch the com poser drd not merely mark the muslc to be sung or played but had dell mte musrc assxgned to each mstru ment He amazed hrs aud1ence when the vxolmmsts lard down therr bows strrklng the strmgs w1th two tmgers to produce plzzlcato And so we see a very small prcture of the tremendous growth of muslc made possrble by a few men who dared to be drlferent It IS to those proneers that we owe our thanks lor our great llstenmg pleasure today 18 1 I .. ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 11 11 1 - ' - 1 1 1 1 - 11 - 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 ' 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 11 11 1 1 1 1 I I ' 1 1 1 11 I , 11 - 1 I . 1 . 1 u 11 1 O . - 1 ' I - ' 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 I Q4 'W 0 S its 'NT gf-z LORRAINE GARZINA I aacffancf aaqnelle THE COUNTRY was fresh and wlld Vast forests spread out from us ln all dlrectlons We took the path west of the log cabm and made our way up an old Indxan tra1l The Tltlwoka tnbe had mhablted thms regron around Topax lake at one t1me and all the names glven to the area were of Indlan ongm As we stood on a slopmg h1ll Chuck and I we could see a s1ght that perhaps Indlan braves had us stretched an lmmaculate crystal blanket of freshly fallen snow The sun was just beg1nn1ng to use and the bleak gray skles were streaked wlth a pale m1x ture of red and yellow hues The g1ant evergreens were heavxly peaked wxth snow and the lake Topax stood out ultramarme agamst the extreme wh1teness of 1lS background We donned our snow shoes before headmg off the mam path and started down toward the lake Tmy networks of pattems dented the crisp whlte ness where small anxmals had prevlously trod As sk1es grew l1ght we stopped to load our guns As I l1t my plpe Chuck glanced back a moment grabbed hrs gun excltedly almed and f1red Grab bmg our packs Chuck and I made our way through knee deep dnfts over to where the gun was almed A short glance about and h grumbled Mlssed one of the best bucks Ive seen too' Not altogether Chuck look here blood stalns on the snow Come on maybe we can follow them And so we followed the tracks untll we came to the edge of the lake There they became 1nd1st1n gumshable among the other tracks made by ammals comlng down earller to drmk Somewhat dmsheartened we declded to stop and rest awh1le on a fallen tree that fmgered out 1nto the lake Cleanng the snow off xt we sat down and I commenced rel1ghtmg my plpe as I thought of how I had come down here to hunt I never really took any great pleasure out of shootlng anlmals but rather I thmk lt was more the rdea of tramplng out mto the mountam wods 1n mld wmter that I really 19 7 1: I 0 , Y .A 0 Q ,A A f N xx 'XD , fl id d' Fu . ,llQ,,,,,f . . . -- ,-o.:.'. . 5 f . . .. . . . 0 I - marveled at, many years before. Glistening below e . ' , enjoyed On my trophy room walls there were hangrng nothrng but drf ferent calrbre guns and nfles and I was now determrned to have a few stuffed trophres to add to the collec tron so the hunting trrp From where I was seated I could see where the hrgh mountarn stream swelled rtself mto powerful falls that fell lrke shrny blue satrn rnto the lake Admrrrng thrs scene I decrded to re marn here whrle Chuck went on ahead We agreed to thrs spot as a meetmg place before the sun set After eatrng a couple of sandwrches from my pack I drscovered my drrnk rng canteen was empty and I was thrrsty Takrng my gun wrth me just rn case I proceeded to the falls where the water ran clear My thrrst once quenched I frlled the canteen and was putt ng on the cover when some thrng rustled rn the bushe a few yard away As q.rretly as I could wrth my gun cocked I crept up to where the rustlrng came from I brushed the overhangmg branches gently asrde and there lokrng strarght at me was a young deer I dont know who was more startled he or I Nervously he jerked back and srde wards strll wrth hrs rrght foreleg the same posrtron I stepped closer then I surmr ed what must have hap pened Perhaps whrle scratchrng rn the snow for food he had mrstakenly stepped rnto a trap left by fox hunters before the snows came The frrghtened anrmal trred prtrfully to flee but each attempt only caused the sharp steel teeth to prerce deeper rnto hrs flesh Collectrng myself I hurrred back and got my pack whrch contarned a krt used for emergency purposes Hurt rng hrm as lrttle as possrble I frnally removed hrs foot from the trap and held fast to hrs leg After a somewhat persuasrve strug gle I managed to get hrm ur a lymg posrtron I poured cool water over the crrmson wound and patted rt dry I placed a small splmt where the bone mrght have been broken and bound rt evenly wrth sterrle bandage Easrng the anrmal to rts feet I gave hrm an assured pat on the back and he hob bled off frrst uncertamly on only three legs then uslng the newly mended one he regamed hrs confrdence and was once more on hrs way The sun was well up rn the sky and puffy thunderheads dotted the clear blue heavens as I lazrly dozed off to sleep It was qurte late when Chuck re turned Iubrlantly he set down hrs game before us and rmmedrately sought the food rn hrs pack Between muffled mouthsful of the sandwich rn an enloyable adventure for hrmself He had shot two buck and mrssed another rn hrs hunt and he felt rather good about rt all too It wasnt trl we prepared to start back drd he realrze that I had not shot any game Well he reasoned Cant all of us have good luck eh R1ckre ' My reesponse was a srmple nod as we each lrfted a deer onto our packs We agarn started toward the cabm trarl leavrng behrnd the purple shad owed mountatrns that rfected up mto the smokrness of the snowdrrfts were shaded rmagrnatrvely wrth washes of rce blue and trnklrng crystals hung on bare brown branches Slowly the snu set thus endrng a day of huntrng for Chuck and me 2U ' ' - , I I I ' I , , I I ' , ' . , , . i - . . 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Xkvfg '. .pp SHIRLEY FISCHER aaa Jaafuf I awoke thrs mommg wrth of all thlngs a head ache Last mght s dance at the Royal Palladlum was more but I must perform my dutres for the queen Sooo donmng my sweater Sklft and of course my bobble sox I proceeded to the queens boudo1r Approachmg my destlnatlon I saw the new krtchen hand I belreve h1s name rs Gareth So polrtely trrppmg h1m to get h1s attentlon I rephed Oh Gareth how sorry I am I dld not mean to Say no more falr marden you are forgwen rephed Gareth as he llmped away I stood there love strrcken Oh well' When I hnally regamed my senses I opened the door to the queens chamber There she was s1tt1ng w1th an 1C6 bag on her head Boy' she had a worse headache than I d1d Durmg the day the brave S1r Lancelot pald a v1s1t to the lalr queen and asked 11 she would be so kmd as to attend the royal concert When asked who was to appear Lancelot answered Oh Iarr queen have ye not heard that we are to be honored by the greatest ot all great muslcxans at court? None other than S1r Iames S1r Harry Iames and hrs Royal MUSIC Makers The day seemed as rf t would never end but at last 1t was tune tor supper I hastened to my room to dress At exght my date would be there Fmally after decrdlng the proper attlre and puttxng on 'ny war pamt I was ready What a wonderful evemng I had dear dlary Of course we could not go to the royal concert and see S1r Iames as we are but common people but we saw l l6 one and only crooner of the court S1r I-rank Slnatra slngmg Gumevere Wlth The Laugh mg Face After an evenrng that went much too fast I returned home and here I am tellmg my experlences to you drary well thats about all for today dear dlary Good Night' 21 . 1' 's 'I' 'Il X gr fag, -Q 9. , Je ssg,.:-r- ' v I. ' 1: I J-Wx? ' 'lpn ' 0 lm T 1 . V K -vi ,--- . . . . ' 'L 1 J' ' ' ' X Y ,L - ' 1-f . ' ' ' . . 9 ' X oo!! too much for me. Oh, how I wish I could sleep some X ' 1 . X 2 uttfef N uf Tlzere s music In tlze crying wind as 1t weaves tlzrouglz tlle trees melanclzoly sound Ilzerc s mus1c rn tlze allmg snow dancing lflee a mfllmn a1r1es t e ground T ere s musfc fn tlze ocean s roar as tlze lulling waves la tlle silent s ore Tlzere s music In a a ys eyes tl1e sweetest to a motlzers ear The world lS ull 0 strange music 1 only we could lzear pUf77C7a LynCZl Outt a f m hared d dreaded des fsed 06110776 ily I1Ob0Cly 611671 l7kCS 7716 ay tlzeyd ratlzer lose me tlmn tlze lost clzorall 1555 ' l Anal Ill tell you al 7f strflzes me As pretty cruel worl when a guys so orlorn S ll 5 nal treateal lk eo lg treat me Tll6'y all look at 7716 with CO7lf6'771 f C171 wltlz SCOTTZ X X An just ecause 'ma oor ea' Phyllis Osgyam A 22 sw 'W ,mm c W XX + f 5 X5 a 3x Tle S 'H S JI s'c nl, .. f. v.. ..f..yn rlz . A . . , . P . 9 ' ' ' bb' , ' . 'f f 'ff - O 1' ,an , and d 5 Y ' , A flnzf . ,, , vp V. . , f K a, f ' dl, 'lv A 1, l 4 d . J' In 1 p f7 . W7ll7fLl Path rn Cris morning air tenacwous tem ting hearth warmth rrahng chimney smoke singing ghstemng sleet Long dee breaths o waleenmg arr qurck' col The screech o Ice beneath shrnlng skates Sleigh bells rose nosefl chfhfren with mrsty mouths Foggy windows crystal r trees Cracked atterns In the 1ce alntmg the trail to home Robert Lrebman 5 Q pdl! Q When l1fe to me seems hard to ear n sorrows and tears are everyw ere When even my soul seems empty too I ause and thmh o You When looking at a summer shy Or thrnlzrng about when I cf When I am eelmg terrfbly bfue F41 N 1 me t1Tldfl177lkO You S N twxk And so dear G J I ho e You 11 know Q That I think about You wherever I go So just remember whatever I Jo ,i I GUS? Gnd Ill nh O Yo Adele Hcfzglm X . is . . v . V IS . , Sp. . . : . . . . , I P f . . i . I J: it f . . . Y A'.A'. ' . Y - . . . v 3 .z. .I , 6 . I . Z7 , A J h , 15 . . . ' f . , 0 13 Y , , 1 , Y ttm if p . . . r f u. X . as ll MARY EGAN :JF Q.. f Fjeald n pfaccfi , MQ WK- THIE THROATY grumble of old man winter tells us that he has imally awakened from a long sleep and conhdentlally he told me that we re 1n for a lot of his hutlmg and puffing Lets see what we can do about Mr Wmter Woolen dresses are coming more and more 1nto the limellght They come in plaids checks strlpes sportwear Some are topped oft with whlte collars and cuffs wh1le others are lust plaln But elther way snappy is the word that hts them Are you worried about what to wear to that Saturday night dance or show? Well stop fretting right now cause your woolen dress 1S just the thing Only this time its trlmmed w1th sequlns or nculheads Youll look dreamy in one of these numbers Lets see now youll need a few blouses to put the I1I11Sh1I'lg touches to your SUIIS There are so many dehclously cute styles that I hardly know where to beg1n If you re the type that dresses real sharp Id suggest one of the newest wool 1ersey blouses They come in nearly every color an artist can pamt with short long or half sleeves Now for our temi mne friends Crepe blouses are back on the market agcun so just take your p1ck For dressy occasions you can wear the latest sequin trimmed blouse Its as pretty as a picture Before I forget have you seen the newest belts with chams danghng from them just l1ke the boys key chains? They re very smart Of course youll want somethmg to wear these belts on and I know just the thing It s a dress made of tubular wool Th1S wool IS kmtted 1n a clrcular las 11on with an opemng at the top and bottom Iust stitch the top leav1ng an openlng for your head Stltch the necklme and sleeves and hem the skirt Tuck 1n the waist with your new belt and presto you have a darling dress So Mr Winter go ahead with your huifmg and puffing we re ready for you Goodbye now this IS my last column and its been swell Wflllng for you 24 co 'T ' .K ,,v fl i N V X4 I Y. ,NN Q .of . I . X. .. V. .O o I Q I .,Ixn .. 6 n Il -' 0. A1 1 : , . 1. . ' I 'ua X . 324, ' N '5, :f'f . . , . ' solids, and almost anything you can think of for 1 u u ' u fl I C: sslgznlm1QA' Q PATRICIA LYNCH wer e EXX? ls G3 : its K 'umm MY MIND lets go a thousand thmgs and yet re calls a lme from Keats a phrase from Kllmer a word from M1l1ay Often wh1le watchmg lzttle chlldren at play I suddenly thlnk of a lme from Barter And l1ttle chlldren lookmg up hold1ng wonder lxke a cup The years at the sprmg the days at the morn or Oh to be ln England now that Apnls there Poetry IS a maglcal language of the soul that tmds 1ts core 1n the heart of a poet And yet wxth l1ttle effort and understandlng anyone can mterpret thls beautlful language Poetry IS everywhere' We cannot escape IIS tremendous scope Its range of subject spreads from the tanglble thmgs such as mlce and clouds daffodlls and tears to the mtanglble qualltles of beauty and truth love and death All of us at one tlme or another have had to learn some poetry and 1snt 1t amazxng how stub bornly these words St1Ck 1n our memorles when other seemlngly more lmportant you keep your head when thelrs and blamlng It on Thy most polnted pleasure broad awake thlngs fade? Was 1t i all about you are losmg you? or maybe Lord take and stab my spmt Through poetry the lmest thmgs of hte and the ugllest have been deplcted Below I wlll quote 1n my op1n1on seven of the most beaut1tul l1nes of Amen can poetry They are from the poem Renascence by Edna St Vmcent Mlllay and any attempt on my part to explam these llnes would be feeble The words speak for themselves Oh God Icrled no dark d1sgu1se Can eer hereafter h1de from me Thy radlant 1dent1ty' Thou cast not move across the grass But my qulck eyes w11l see Thee pass Nor speak however s1lently But my hushed volce w1ll answer Thee Here IS poetry m 1ts hlghest form Taste 1t It gnve 1t a chance Who knows you mlght llke 1t swal low 25 A A ll s I Q f2f?o' 5 - .. ' V 2 wifi l X Q ' 5 g . 8 .1 ,, Q -wx' ll 1 Il ma . Q 9. I 1. 4 I L' I 1 Q E 'I 82 . . . . . 5 I , . ' 'v NX . . . . . 1, Va, 4 ' '- o I I or perhaps some April morning I'll start reciting, Mfg fllfwiifs MARILYN PAULSEN ll is QJGILILQJ cf Cf' 51113 LETS GO along on a date w1th e lad1es ol the e1ght1es one f e most danng eras ever The att1c door slammed behmd han as she dropped down on an o trunk on the dusty attlc floor It was nothmg new to L1ll1an and she knew that after an hour of pout1ng Mom would come up and tell her 1t would be all rlght to travel out to Long Is land 1n the car w1th I1mmy She couldnt help sm1l1ng as she thought of how she always got her own way no matter how angry Mother got Lllhans sober gray eyes rolled up 1n the I shouldnt have done 1t presston and then she lxfted herself up from the trunk the very bottom of the trunk The back of L1ll1ans dress was matted wlth dust and cob webs as she stared gloom1ly 1nto the huge well rounded hole where she broke through She should have known better than to s1t on the rot ted wood trunk that belonged to more After pulhng away the splm tered pleces of wood L1ll1an gazed curlously 1nto the remnants of the trunk Smxlmg mwardly she rum maged out of the trunk a packet of letters hop1ng they m1ght be some ol Grandpas love letters before Grandpa was Grandmaws spouse of course Men are so unromantxc alter the knot IS tled Of all the dlsappomtments L11 l1an muttered mcoherently Nothmg but st1ff letters from fnends and a few bxlls Probably destroyed all her personal ma1l the old g1rl before she got caught red handed w1th lt Why 26 1 4 ' . 1 Vf, . ,Q 0 t all L of , 5' w n . 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' ' Lil- ' I ld Grandmaw. before Grandmaw was no . .. , ex- .. . . . - she left us thls old Well w1ll you look at that The attlc was hlled w1th peals ol laughter as Lllhan spotted the photographed letter There the g1rl stood 1n full dress attlre bustle and all decoratmg the letterhead wlth a demure sm1le and a fnlly um brella shadmg the damsel from the glanng sun As long as L1ll1an was go1ng to have to Slt III the stuffy at t1c for an hour she mlght as well enyoy herself and thxs old yellowed letter appeared to be the foundatlon of a very amuslng hour After sklm mlng through the formal addresses 1t began Ianuary 28 1888 I reallze 1t was only a month sxnce our last correspondence but I slmply had to wnte you and tell you of the great event that occurred 1n my young l1fe last nlght Imagme I Es of seventeen went out on my frrst date last n1ght And oh Prunella I had the most graclous tlme When Erasmus Rodencue asked me for the honor of my presence I was shocked but secretly thnlled and even more shocked when my dear parents con sented to the appomtment much to my amazement Rushmg madly for my s1x th1rty ap pomtment I donned my newest most styhsh gown Would you belleve lt Prunella the bustle measures frfteen mches around and the hoop IS the new tnangle style And the shoulders Even I was shocked at the dar lngness of them lmagme me rn a dress Wllh dropped shoulders Of course Mother objected but I fmally persuaded her to let me wear 1t for th1s one special occas1on And then there was my cheeks Oh yes my lovely apple shmy cheeks After rub bmg geranlum petals l1ghtly over the 27 surface I fmally brought them around to the lovelxest rosmest color ever I even dared to touch my llps up w1th them but Mother hrmly demanded that Iremove xt I couldnt blame her for that of course After all there IS a l1m1t to bemg brazen And then of cour e I wanted to change the style of my ha1rdo After much persuaslon Mama allowed Adnan to set my ha1r mto afashlonable upsweep The sw1rl1ng sweep of the s1de halr re mrnded me of the wmgs of a graceful brrd m fhght I looked so matured and fashlonable that I was surpnsed my self Ol course the gown d1d help Papa d1d thmk coral and blue was a tr1fle too brlght a color for so young a g1rl but you know what a young and lovely womans charm can do to a man Even Papa I only hope Eras mus notlced the lovely new whlte czty They re SO sheer They went slmply DARLING w1th my new twelve button shoes Please take notice of the twelve buttons Shoes are wom lower than ever th1s year What wont those lashlon deslgners th1nk of next? Before stepplng down stalrs I crushed a rose to my wa1st so that I smelled hke a fragrant rose on a dewey morn mg I saw Papas frowns at my ar dent aroma but I dared to lgnore them and xt worked Enough of my self now Let me tell you a b1t about Erasmus and our charmmg evenlng together In hrs dashmg raccoon coat and I 1n my adorable popl1n wrap wlth the new three lnch collar we set off w1th Mama and Papa for dmner 1n a styllsh restaurant Returnmg home after dmner the whole famlly sat ln the parlor and hstened to slster Ad rzans plano pxeces Later Mama and I sewed whxle Papa and Erasmus ' s . trella Littleson, at the uncapable age lifle stockings Papa brought from the talked pol1t1cs and sc1ence develop ments I heard them rnentlon some th1ng of a new contraptlon called the auto After tea Erasmus and I were left alone much to my surpr1se at Papas lenlency and youd never guess what we d1d After Erasmus secured Papas permlsslon to set the new phonograph go1ng he taught me how to waltz Its a lovely dance but It sent my head 1n a dlther at the swlftness of lt After I dropped to the sofa w1th exhaustzon Erasmus turned off the phonograph and sat down next to me For a few mmutes we sat 1n sllence gazmg WISIIUIIY at the stars peepmg through the new lavender lace curtams It was an even1ng set for romance but I dared not mentlon such a thmg to Erasmus After a few mmutes I was shocked when he rose and walkmg over to the lamp lower ed the wlck unt1l gradually the flame d1m1n1shed unt1l there was nothmg left but a dull shlmmermg l1ght 1n the room My OPIICIGII says too much hght IS harmful to the eyes Erasmus sa1d removmg h1s glasses W1th rel1ef I reallzed that there was no 1ns1nua tlons 1n his gesture S1lence relgned once more the chckmg of the horses hoofs cllcklng on the pavement sharp ly break1ng through Suddenly wlth a proud gleam 1n h1s eyes Erasmus reached 1nto h1s pocket and produced of all thmgs a plpe Prunella you slmply have no 1dea how manly he looked smokmg that p1pe the gray hued smoke b11low1ng around h1S head ln curly wrsps The sharp smell of tobacco tlnged my nostrlls and I breathed 1n the tangy aroma appre czatxvely much to h1s del1ght Its wonderful to close your eyes and smell tobacco It g1ves you a feelmg of secur1ty to know theres a man around Oh here I go agam runmng away wlth my emotmons And so my dear there as nothmg more to tell of the evening as 1t fmally neared an end At ten oclock I brought Eras mus h1s coat and derby and bade hlrn farewell whtle Mama and Papa escorted us to the door Arent you slmply envlous Prunel la at my spendmg so darmg an eve n1ng ' Imag1ne learmng the waltz dressmg llke a woman for the hrst t1me staymg up unt1l ten o clock w1th a man all ln one even1ng It slmply takes my breath away And lmaglne wxth Papas permlsslon Erasmus ln tends to see me agam Not too soon of course smce no n1ce young g1rl IS seen w1th a man too often In a month or so I am plannmg to spend another enjoyable even1ng w1th Eras mus Perhaps by tnen Mama wlll even permlt me to rub geramum pe als on my llps Its gettmg so that a g1rl gets more danng and brazen by tne day I even dare hope to be able to use some of that new l1qu1d called p rfum but then lets not try to have our cake and eat lt And so u'1t1l our next correspondence I bxd you farewell and wlsh you an enjoy able an even1ng such as I have wnt ten Remember Im yours unt1l glrls stop weanng bustles Klsnt that one a d1lly'9 Its wh1spered among every fashlonable g1rl 1n New Yorkj Fare well for now 28 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 . , 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 11 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, I 1 1 1 1 1 A , I , I I 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1-1 1 1 - -A 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 , A I 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 , - 1 1 , 1 I 1 1 1 1.1 fx tw' 01045 M6 gc, . 450' GRANDAD HAS been over our mantelprece as long as I can remember Hes a stuffy old gentleman of the mneteenth century era wlth a choker collar and a dark moustache whrch ln my klndergarten days I assoclated wlth one of the Fuller Brush mans wares H1s stern glances slngled out slster s beaus frequent ly alarmmg them Thadlus Bouregard McN1chols was hrs name It must have home an adverse omen for the poor man H1s face IS st1l1 iurrowed mto one oi those contort1on1st s leers Grandad always salcl T see a man w1th a sm1le on hls face elther meant that he sang 1n the cho1r or had just stolen a horse Gramps d1d nelther consequently our lmvmg room portralt bears a umque 1f not charactenstlc resem blance Father st1ll 1nS1SlS that lt be moved to the att1c where lt can at least scare some m1ce away But mother only thmks of v1s1t1ng relatwes who always make pleas1ng remarks about 1t fThey probably dont mean a word'l I suppose every one has to let h1s pet peeve loose at some t1me For years there has been many a fervent debate over the tamxlys wh1te elephant Perhaps everyone has ln a tar corner somethmg WhlCh demands much care and expense wxthout y1eldmg anythmg 1n return I smcerely doubt mf we ll ever take down the pa1nt1ng though The vacant space over the mantel would suddenly look colder than Grandads frosty countenance Ellen Schwarz A ROSED cheeked ch1ld looked up to a store wmdow wlth eyes bnghtly Shlnlng The httleness of her tr1m hgure seemed to dlsappear for a moment as she advanced closer Then to the eye she was vlsxble agam Her eyes were more radlant as she pressed her pug nose to the cold glass She was gaz1ng longmgly at a doll beautllully dressed 1n magnxhcent clothmg A t1ny chlld w1th pudgy fmgers crossed concealed by red mxttens praylng Santa would glve her that angehc playmate Helene Gold te1n MLC -'fx f'2--Iv ' 4 QQ-G9 A 1 V'-SQ 9 o ' M 1K7 l . I . 29 'Uh X X A055 e xx 'Dwi' VIEX I ww 5 I AMES GRIMES mefucan A-Gad THERE ARE few Americans who have not read sung Penn1es Roses or Ma1n Street? P1t1fully few do not recogn1ze the name of Ioyce Kxlmer 1n assocxa hon w1th lt Others know hlm as the young poet who sacrlfxced h1s llfe ln France m World War I w1th the famous Flghtmg Slxty Nlnth A few more know about hrs walks to Suffem along the Er1e track how many would recogn1ze poems hke Martm Penn1es Roses or Mam Street? P1t1fully few Even now twenty elght years after h1s herolc death Ioyce K1lmer IS st1ll beheved by many to be a woman because of the usually femmme assoc1at1on of h1s flrst name K1lmer was born 1nto a m1ddle class famlly on December 6 1886 1n New Brunswxck New Iersey Dur1ng h1S chlldhood he was consldered a funny httle boy because of the queer clothmg he wore h1s hrgh sensltlvzty and the altogether unusual way ln wh1ch he carrled hlmself He was more or less what mlght be called an odd spectacle Th1s IS so alto gether ln l1ne wlth the llterary trad1t1on that lt would have been odd had he not been odd consldermg the later development of h1S hterary ab1l1ty As IS so often the case ln the hterary trad1t1on Ioyce d1dnt ht 1n w1th h1s schoolmates As a result he was bulhed pmcked upon and called on to xndulge 1n many a f1st flght On reachmg college however h1s outward appearance seemed to be fa1rly normal and he went through Rutgers and Columbxa w1th nary a bru1se or scratch Upon atta1n1ng h1s MA degree at Columb1a Ioyce K1lmer s real troubles began He mlght well be called The Man Who Couldnt Fmd H1mS9lf Hrs f1rst occupat1on was that of a teacher of Latm ln a small hlgh school m rural New Iersey From there he went to New York and became by lucky chance edltor of a horsemans Journal Horses bemg a sub 1ect he knew absolutely nothmg about he soon de parted from lh1S employment Then 1n rap1d succes 30 'J' 45:11 rg Qax -'J f - Nj r -'.' ' N . . -In 'Sf-' N aw I ilslg 1 . .X 0 xi 'fix ' O J I Q f X - . . I 2' X .. . I., .. I.. .. . l.. - - . A-' 9 ' 0 ' . . . . - where he saw The House With Nobody in It. But sxon he became a salesman m a book store a department store floor walker a book revlewer for the New York Trmes and a member of the staff of ed1tors for the new Funk and Wag nalls Standard D1ct1onary Whale m th1s last posltxon he at last realrzed that he must be a poet and that he must wrmte of humamty He touched has deep vem of song for the frrst time 1n a poem about one of hrs co work ers on that dxctlonary Martm Some people ask What cruel chance Made Martms l1fe so sad a story? Mart1n Why he exhaled romance And wore an overcoat of glory A fleck of sunhght 1n the street A horse a book a g1rl who Smlled Such v1s1ons made each moment sweet For Ih1S receptlve ancient chxld and l1ttle commonplace thmgs Hrs poetry reflects a bel1ef that everythlng lrves and breathes and has a heart Thls he wrote ln Mam Street Now Mam Street bordered Wllh au tumn leaves 1t was a pleasant thmg And 1ts gutters were gay wlth dancle l1ons early rn the spnng I l1ke to th1nk of rt whlte w1th frost or dusty m the heat Because I thmk It s humaner than any other street And everyone knows about A tree that looks at God all day And hits 1ts leafy arms to pray More than anythmg else K1lmer loved God and h1s poetry often connects the everyday ordmary tlrungs of lxfe w1th God K1lmers Mam Street h1s road to heaven hrs Stars are errant strands of Lady Marys haxr and The tram that hke an angel smgs 31 The tram wlth healmg on 1ts wmgs There 15 no mystery to K1lmers wntmg 1t IS simple and stralght for ward Perhaps for th1s reason he can not be called a great poet Hls are not poems to shake the umverse o cause revolut1ons Hrs name IS not a landmark rn creatxve art The work of Ioyce K1lmer merely bnngs to hght the qI.lCIllI1eS of falth love truth and beauty and they are written from a heart loaded and overflowmg wrth these vuftues If one wxshes to read great poetry one must not hope to fmd 1t 1n K1lmer There are many flaws and xmperfectlons m h1s works They lack most of the qual1t1es of creatrve genlus These shortcommgs however are more than made up for by the1r punty and unblem1shed s1n centy 1n what IS bexng sald God was the frrst thmg rn K1lmer s l1fe he llved for God and wrote for Hlm In one of h1s last letters he wrote Pray that I may love God more It seems that rf I can leam to love God more pas slonately m or e constantly wxthout dlstractlons that absolutely nothxng else matters K1lmer loved h1s country he fought for and on Iuly 30 1918 dxed for rt Hxs love for Amenca Freedom and God can be descnbed 1n no better way than by h1s last wrltten words from The Peacemaker What matters Death lf Freedom be dead? No flags are iamr lf Freedoms flag be furled Who f1ghts for Freedom goes wlth Joyful tread To meet the hres of Hell agamst hmm hurled And has for captam Hxm whose thom wreathed head Smrles from the Cross upon a conquered world , , I I - , . . - - . I I . . . . , I ll ' ' . , I I I ' I I . ' I . I Kilmer loved people and nature. ' ' I I I I - ' ' ll 1 ll . . , , , , - l I . . : I ' , 1 1 1 1 l I I . . . ' ' I . . I I n I I -I il' , , I I I I 1 . . I . ' I ' : ' ' ' ' I II ' ll I 1 IS 1 ' ' ll II ' ' , - . I . n V 1 - - ,, , , . Question an n there be fove ancf joy Can an young coquettes be coyo Wl17,6 children IUCIIIJE7' a77Tll6SSly And cry and mourn and brood And bemg hungry shamelessly Eat cffrt and cast off oocfo C071 fll7S OUT IUOTIJ be good and 712 C071 771671 S souls 7'eSfl1t 611569 there be real eace on earth'7 men gwe vent to heart elt mrrt 4-YXGX5 17,2 Q N 6? When each one says This cares not mme 4 And counts or naught the pleas C3 R O a starwng humanity X X 3 s this the answer gooa? men gweo X Is If 7S what S 7TlCt17lC Chdflfyo ow we must not just let men hve But we must hel therr hwng Now we must be glad to grve n glory in such grwng phylfrs Osygan Q X 4, vfgfvs 111 YGIIL N X fox 0 XDR if 6 ri I 5 Jmwgw LQ 3 my 2 ?bi?9wuee as F T Those sturdy hands that prchecf nu u And hefd me on hfs nee Anal mended httfe broken dolls Ana? dried my tears or me Anal though the years have SCUTT7Cd by The com ortmg thought remains That if I slr and aff as then Those hands wrll hel me rise again Patricia Lynch C p . Ca ' 9 ' f ' iz? C . , . y . ....,. 'f', f . e ' like ' W wt - ' 4 , - ' 'I xg: I ' A: f ' ' x -,.-, It . , . r ' rf f N l ll I ' ll is . . . A J . . . U ' J Q 5204 5 A - f J Lf-xg-1 1 gf-,N . f S : .gsxS4fXAilWfi' f,f'f :-.. - E xssv 3.-5.4: 3 1kA4W'gg,Uq, Qgzg , if 2 X iz I '. 1,-ig I My 251, . X X 0 Q, ,W ix- I7 A Wolf f N N 'fi . i f . ?tzwH?F XefJ?P . '21 : y ig5?g T S, i?Q f . . U3 AT ji ' f my ' fr. ' v .gn in if . . , 'Q Y wS,3E3gfyfzif,.i 7 s 13 - PATRICK BOHEN Presldent V1ce Pres1dent ROBERT SPARADOSKI Treasurer IRENE BROWN Secretary PATRICIA BROWN -' PAT BOHEN A Q. aww? 0 ,,,.f--5 Q V 0.5 oo JR'f.. 'O' g VI 5 ua Af-1 U-1 si it J AHOY MATES Our four years sojourn 1n th snug harbor of Iohn Adams IS just about approachlng 1ts end The tlme has come for us to pack our seabags and get ready to shove off Bes1des our worldly goods 1nto the bag we w1ll pack cherlshed memor1es of what we now have come to reahze were four wonderful years full of carefree happy hours probably the happmest years ot our l1ves Oh we have had our serlous moments too There were so many thrngs to learn and Regents Exammatlons often made the sa1l1ng a httle rough 1n spots But those wonderful memor1es keep poppmg up' One memory crowds out another The G O dances w1ll always hold a place ln our memor1es A fellow w1ll go far before he fmds smoother partners The football games on frosty Fall days were fol lowed by basketball games and other swell tlmes 111 the crowded gym Then came the Sprlng w1th base ball and track meets lllllllg the calendar untll vaca t1on t1m would part us for a l1ttle whmle In between tlmes we studxed hard and searched for addrtlonal knowledge We have the fme and cap able teachers to thank for our successful cllmb to our goal Well the bag 1S just about packed The Cl1pper has set full sa1l Our hearts are just a b1t sad at leav1ng behmd so many real irlends But were sa1l mg on to the brave and new adventures that he be fore us all conf1dent of success because of the guld ance that we have recelved here at Adams To our k1nd and ever pat1ent teachers who were always so generous wlth the1r help we humbly say Thanks for everythmg' So 1n say1ng farewell we salute our fme Sklpper and h1s splendld ofhcers who have prepared us for our Journey All set now' We re shovmg off' ANCHORS AWEIGH' 34 .o' .on'o. 0 I . .O .I . 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I . . 1 , . lfemus lloes what lt must, talent does what ll can ABRAMS LENORE Second Honors Fxrst Axd Certrh cates Ald to Miss Keller Mr Patterson Mr Ullman Lunchroom Squad Volley Ball Club Busx ness ADELMAN BENIAMIN Iumor bemor Ansta Second Honors Bronze Silver Spanxsh French Prohclency Pins Merltorxous Exceptlonal Servxce Certlhcates Bronze P S A L Pms Basketball Handball Intramurals Axd to Mr Machlo wxtz Mxss Iones Mxss Dekernay Mrs Gonzalez Late Dean Squads French Spanish Iudean Clubs Queens College ALBANESE ANTHONY A Mentonous Servnce Award School Band Dean Campus Lunchroom Squads A1d to M Camson Cadet Mldshxpman U S Merchant Manne Cadet Corps LVARO CON TTA Hlonor es u or Se xor Ar Sp nx ro 1 cy ln r hc Lzbrary wltchboard enexa Ofhc Modern Lan guage to Mr Mxddle ton s Mllella Secretary and Treasurer of Italxan Club Busx ness ANDERSON THERESA M Fxrst Azd Certxhcate Ald to Mrs Paquette Mr Gross Mr Phster Lunchroom Lrbrary Squads Lat m Newman Clubs Nurses Trammg ANDREOTTA EMILIO R Major and Mmor A Azd t Mr Troyano Mr Scarlat Mr Camson U S Army I' 11 uarfl Lvtlon ACCARDI FRANCIS Fxrst Azd Certxhcate Amd to Mrs Lash Lunchroom Squad New man Spamsh Basketball Clubs Katherine Gibbs AHERN MAURICE P Basketball Softball Intramurals Bonze P S A L Pms ll Guard Lunchroom Chemlstry Squads Axd to Mr Macdonald Chemrstry Physxcs French New man Clubs U S Army ALBERTINI RALPH L Second Honors Bronze A L brary Lunchroom Dean Squads Ald to Iumor Arrsta Mrs Per reth Newman Club Buslness AMBROGIO IOSEPH P Gold Medal lor Intramurals Champronshxp m Sxngle Hand ball Gold Medal for Champlon shxp Intramurals m Basketball Sllver P S A L Pms Ald to Mrs Hart Mr Tobras Hall Patrol U S Army ANDREWSKY IRENE Fxrst Honors Bronze Srlver Gold As Frith Term Commercmal Awadr Iumor Arxsta P S A L Pms Lxbrary Squad Newman Club ANDRYCHAK VIOLET I Messenger lor Mr Clarke Mr Newheld Ald to Mrs Vogel Mrs Fyfe Mxss Munn Mxcroscope and Swrmmmg Clubs Iournahst To frr IS human, 'Io BANNER LOIS E Second Honor Certrhcates Fxrst Ald Certlixcate Iumor Arxsta Mentonous Servlce Award lun lor Semor P S A L Pms Ald to Mlss Rrordon Mr Whxtson Mrss Fmsher Mlss Langdon Lunchroom Squad Vxctory Corps Clipper A1d Celebrity Commlt tee Basketball Softball Pemblec Clubs Columbxa School of Ac countmg BARBERIO ROSE M Second Honors Bronze Smlver A Flrst Ald Certxhcate Deans Squad Lunchroom Squad Cam pus Representatrve Llbrary Axd to Mr Cronan Business BARON MARILYN Flrst and Second Honors Iunlor Arxsta Bronze A Silver Gold P S A L Pzns Frrst And Cer tlhcates And to Mr Whlte Nostrand Lunchroom S q u a d Prom Committee Glee Club Lat m Swxmmmg Sen1or Dramatxcs Clubs Tammg ol the Shrew BARTSCHERER IOSEPH B Second Honors Merltorlous Serv ace Award Locker Room Squad Axd to Mr Byers Newman Club Armed Forces BAVARO FRANCES IUHIOI Arxsta Bronze and Silver A Second Honor Certlhcate Thxrd Pnze xn Fashxon Show 46 First Aid Certlhcate Ald to Mxss Molong Miss Iewell Program Commxttee Leaders and Span 1sh Clubs Busxness BELIAKOW SOPHIE First Second Honor Certxhcates Bronze Sxlver A Two Year Household Arts Award Iumor Semor P S A L Pxns F1rstA1d Certrhcate Seventh Term Com mercxal Award And to Mr E I Clarke Mr Whltson Cllpper General Olhce Lunchroom Squad Newman Basketball Sol ball Pnscxlla Swlmmmg Clubs Busxness orgnl rs :ln me Alvxamler Popp BARBARA FRANK G Second Honors P S A L Pms Srlver and Bronze A Menton ous and Exceptxonal Servlce Awards Ard to Mr Conloy Mr Brennan Hall Patrol Lunchroom Squad Captarn of Dean s Squad Chemxstry Bzology Newman French Clubs College BARLOW DOROTHY C Fzrst A1d Certrhcate Lunchroom Squad Azd to Miss Rrordon Sec retanal Club Wllber Force Um versxty BARONE CARMEN Mayor and Mxnor As Aid to Mr Scarlata Lunchroom Squads Hall Patrol Football Clubs US Army Conloy Mr Byers Mr Vert Cap BATTLINE FREDERICK l Two Year Math Medal Frrstand Second Honors Bronze and S11 ver A Iumor Arxsta Amd to Mr Mxddleton Mr Gorman Mr Shields Mr McSheehy Mr E I Clarke Mr Eckste1n Co Captaxn Dean Squad Newman Drama! rcs Clubs Where the Cross Is Made Idlxngs ol the Kmg Bargains lh Cathey Young Mans Fancy U S Army BECKER EDNA R Second Honors German Proh c1ency Pm IumorSen1or P S A L Pms Frrst Axd Certxhcates Aid to Mrs Clemens Lunchroom Squad Softball Club College BELLENGER VIOLET I Second Honors Bronze A F1rst Ald Certrlxcate Iumor P S A L Plns Axd to Mr Whxte Mlss Iohnston Volleyball Prxscllla Secretanal Clubs Business lo be consuous that vou are ignorant I9 a great step to knowledge BELLER IOYCE M Bronze A Mentormous Servmce Award Second Honors Iumor Armsta Iumor Lmte Savmng Fmrst Amd Certmhcate Nutnhon Certmh cate Iun1orSen1or P S A L Pmns Amd to Mmss MacDowell Mr Freeman Mmss Unser M Van Arx Campus Stalt Lunch room Squad Campus Represen tatxve Grade Advmsors Otfmce Busmness BERGER CLAIRE T P S A L Pmn Chevrons Frrst Amd Mermtormous Exceptronal Ser vmce Awards A1d to Mrss Keller Mmss Werschels Mr Sheppard Mr Mosely Mr Tobmas Mr Rersberg Mr Byrnes Mmss Laws Mr Middleton Grade Advmsors Ofhce Attendance Othce Deans Squad Program Commrttee Ra tmomng Lunchroom Squad Trav el Spamsh Bmology Leaders Iudean Clubs Queens College BIGGIO IRENE C Fmrst Amd Certlhcate P S A L Pmn Aid to Mrs Clemens Lunch room Servmce Heartstone Club Busrness BIRNBAUM BLANCHE D Second Honors Bronze Smlver Gold As Mermtormous Award Semor Ansta Nutrmtlon Certxh cate Ard to Mrss Emerson Miss Kennedy Program Commrttee Iumor Glee Club Swmmmmng Volleyball Clubs Queens Col lege BLADES IEAN D Second Honors Iunmor Semor P S A L Pms Fxrst Amd Cer tmhcate Lunchroom Squad Wheres Your Clmnstmas Spmnt Idlmgs ol the Kxng Dramatmcs Brooklyn Polytechnmc BOHEN PATRICK I Second Honor Certxhcates Men tonous and Exceptmonal Servmce Awards Semor Class Presrdent Franklm D Roosevelt Publnc Speakmng Medal German Prob crency Pmn Bronze Smlver P S A L Pmns Ranger Pm G O Ex ecutmve Councrl Intermural Bas ketball Champs Adams Repre sentatrve mn Clty Fmals ol Iour nal American Publmc Speakmng Contest Prmceton Unmversmty Drsraell BENNETT FLORENCE l Second Honors Bronze A Mer mtormous Servmce Award Fmrst Amd Nutrmtlon Certmhcates Semor lun tor Ansta Amd to Mrs Gould M Mullmgan Mrs Mullmgan Treas urers Olfmce Lunchroom Squad Newman Club Busmness BERGLIND ARTHUR G Amd to Mr Machlowmtz Dr De laney Mmss DeKernay Patrol Squad Bronze A Mermtormous Exceptxonal Servrce Certmhcates Two Dlstmgumshed Servxce Awards Captamn ot the Lunch room Campus and Busmness Squads P S A L Pms Pratt lnstmtute BILLINGS ANTON D Softball Basketball Football In tramurals Smlver P S A L Pmn Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol German Club College BISCARDI PASQUALE A Second Honor Certxtxcates Gold Medals tor Baseball and Basket ball Intramurals P S A L Pm I-'mrst Amd Cert1hcate Amd to Mrs Hart M Roos Lunchroom Squad Spanish Art Clubs U S Marmne Corps BOFFA MARION P Second Honors Fmrst Ard Certlh cate Amd to Mmss Kennedy Mr Cronmn Lunchroom Squad Square Dance Dramatmcs and Basketball Clubs School ot Ad vertmsmg BOHLEN HELEN K Mermtonous Servmce Cerhhcate Household Arts Oihce Vmctory Corps Olhce Lunchroom Squad German Pembhc Clubs Bust ness H0 that hath no :ross :lawn es no frown BONADONNA EDITH M Second Honors First Aid Nutrx ent Certificates Aid to Mrs Walsh Mrs Fyfe Mr Cronin L brary Squad in Annex Lunch room Squad Newman and Span ish Clubs Business College BRAUN DOROTHY A Meritorious Exceptional Service Awards Iumor and Semor P S A L Pins First Axd Certificate Aid to Mr Richter Mr Rxchen back Miss Iohnston Miss Lang don Miss Munn Volleyball Yeaders Clubs Busmess BRENNER BERNARD Patrol in Lunchroom Latm and Glee Clubs Business BROWN BERNARD Bronze P S A L Pins Mentor: ous Servxce Certxhcate Minor Letter rn Swimming Basketball Softball Intramurals Aid to Mr Conloy Mr Byur Mr Vext Cap tam Lunchroom Squad Deans Squad, Swimming Team Physxcs Club Miami University BROWN IRENE F Iumor Semor Arista Bronze S11 ver Gold As Second Honors Meritorious Service First Aid Certihcates P S A L P1ns Aid to Miss Rxordon Mrs Lyons Mrs Laws Lunchroom Squad Secre tary ot Senior Class Baseball Basketball Secretanal Newman Clubs Business School BURROUGHS CHARLES K. Second Honors' Campus Distri- bution' Dean Lunchroom Squads: C a m p u s Staff.-U . S . Coast Guard. uarlvs BRANNIGAN IRENE M Semor Iumor P S A L Pm Lunchroom S q u a d Barbizon School of Modeling BRAZENOR HELEN M Second Honors Bronze First Aid Nutntion Certxhcates Iun1or Ansta And to Mr Middle ton Mrs Mather Latm Girl Re serves Club Busxness BROEMEL CHARLOTTE F Second Honors Bronze Silver od As A L First Aid Nutrition Certihcates Aid to Mrs Tanners Mrs Mc Sheehy Biology Lab Lunch room Squad Latm Club Nurses Training BROWN EDNA M F1rstAxd Certlhcate P S A L Pm A1d to Mrs Clemens Miss Howes Mrs Phyte Newman Heartstone Volleyball Softball Basketball Secretary ol A M in Volleyball Softball and Basket ball Clubs Business BROWN PATRICIA Iumor Semor Ansta Bronze S11 ver Gold As First and Second Honors Iumor Semor P S A L Pins Semor Lifesaving Menton ous Exceptional Distinguished Service Certxhcates Mmor A Campus Staff Editor Girl Leader ol Semor Ansta VxcePres1dent ol Semor Class Basketball Man ager Secretary Vice President of G A C Aid to Miss Dowell Business. BYRNE STEPHEN A. Major 'A - Bronze Silver Gold 'A's - Captain of Swimming Team- P. S. A. L. Pins' Aid to Mr. Norton Mr. Byrnes Mr. Scar- lata- Walter Polo Seward Clubs: Swimming Team Track Team- U. S. Army. Art hath rm enemv called Ignorance BYRNE IOHN R Bronze Sllver P S A L Pms Handball Softball Basketball In tramurals Axd to Mxss Hess Mr Gross Lockerroom Lunchroom and Late Squads Hall Patrol Fxrst Aid Certlflcate Study fo Archxtectural Draftxng CALLAHAN VIRGINIA A Second Honor Flrst A1d Certnfr ca es Bronze A P S A Pms Runner up Pm A1d to Mrss Armstrong Mxss Rrordon Lunch room Squad Stamp and Bond Representatlve Hearthstone Vol leyball Softball Clubs Busx ness CANNON IOAN A F1rstAxd Certrhcate P S A L Pms S e c t 1 o n Representatrve Campus Representatrve Axd to Mrs Clemens Mrs Fyfe Lunch room Squad Hearthstone New man Clubs Business CARPENTER EGBERT C Exceptxonal Service Certxhcate ver P S A L n A r Track Chem Squad Bxology Squad Lunchroom Squad Audr tonum Squad Stamp and Bond Representatrve Bond Rally Shows Class Nrght Commumon Breakfast Newman Chemxstry Senior Glee Clubs All Clty Cho rus Track Team A my Axr Forces CARVILLE AGNES M Merltonous Servxce Award un lor Semor P S A L Pms Flrst Axd Certxfxcate Lrbrary Lunch room Squads Newman Latm Glee Club Business CAVOLI MADELEINE A Iumor Arxsta Frrst Second Hon ors Mentonous Except1onalSer v1ce Awards Fxrst And Certrfx cate Bronze Srlver A Amd to Mr Middleton Mrs Byrne Mrs Hodgkxss Mr E I Clarke Lunch room Squad Clipper Staff Class Nlght Commzttee Newman Latm Travel Iun1orSen1or Glee Clubs Queens College B1 n Ionson CALCAGNO ANNA R Iumor Semor P S A L Pms All Round Medal First And Cer tlhcate Glrls Athletlc Council Fashron Shows Axd to Mrs Fyte Lunchroom Squad Softball Vol leyball Basketball Leaders New man Swzmmmg Manager of Vol leyball Clubs Barbxzon School of Modelxng CANI-'IELD ALICE M Bronze Silver Gold A Second Honor First Aid Certxfxcates Sen lor Ansta Spamsh Profmcxency Pm Fashxon Show Iumor P S A L Pm Axd to Mrs Wagler Mr E I Clarke Lunchroom Squad Clxpper Senxor Cele hnty Committee Newman Span rsh Clubs Kathenne Gxbbs Busx ness School CARPINO MARION A Second Honors P S A L Pms Flrst Ard Certxhcate Salvage Representatnve Axd to Mrss Arm strong Mlss Rxordon Lunchroom Squad Hearthstone Club Busl ness CARACCIOLO CARMINE Indoor Baseball Basketball Foot ball Champxonshrps Member of Baseball Team 45 46 Wlnner of Chemrstry Contest Ald to M McCaffery Mr Landers Mr Whlte Mr Freeman Mr Byers A D S Squad Lunchroom Squad Chem Prep Ofhce Axd to Mr VonHolland Spamsh Avr atron Chemistry Clubs Umver sxty of Notre Dome CASTELLI ROSARY A Second Honors Frrst And Cerhfr cates Bronze A Axd to Miss Mrlella Mxss Curtrs Mr McGxll Mxss Laws Hxstory Ofhce New man Latm Spamsh Softball Volleyball Clubs Umversrty of Chrcago CERNEY MARTHA H Second Honors Red Cross Cer tlhcate Nutrxtxon Certxhcate Dean s Squad Lunchroom Squad Volleyball Pnscxlla Clubs Bus: ness One thorn o erpf FIPINP IN worth Il clmle ullflernvss 0 uarmng CHAGARIS ESTHER Second Honor Certrhcates Bronze A French Prohcxency Pm lun lor Semor P S A L Pms Fxrst Axd Certlhcate Merltorxous Ser 1ce Award Amd to Mrs Mulhgan General Olhce Attendance Of hce Lunchroom Squad Kathe me Grbbs Busmess School CITRO IOSEPH R P S A L Pm Basketball Lunch room Adams Defense Squad U S Army CLEARY GERALD R F1rstA1d Certlhcate P S A L Pms Mentonous Servxce Second Honors Ard to Mr Bequet M Contoy Mr Brennan Lunchroom Squad Plays Apple Pre Tam mg of the Shrew Class Nxght Committee Newman Iumor Sen lor Dramatlcs Iumor Glee Clubs U S Navy CONNOLLY ETHEL M Fxrst Second Honors Bronze A Fxrst Amd Mentonous Serv lce Certxlxcates Ald to Mr To bras Mr Gross Mr E I Clarke General Othce Clipper Columns Newman Club Umversxty ol Southern Calxforma COOK ROBERT M Softball Football Basketball ln tramurals Bronze Srlver P S A L Pms Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol Stock Room Amd Armed Forces CORNELIUS IEAN C Dlstmgulshed Merltonous Serv 1ce Awards Iumor Semor P S A L Pms Bronze A Second Honors Frrst Ald Cerhhcate As soclate Composxng Edrtor Ald to Mr E I Clarke Mr Sheppard Mr Gross Mr Emerson M1ss Ken nedy Mlss Beck Program Com mrttee Clipper Staff Commen datron Card Celebrity Commit tee Lunchroom Squad Class night Commxttee Semor Day Commlttee Busmess Ifunvs Russell Iouell CICERO MELINA P Frrst Axd Certxhcate Azd to Mrs Gould Mrss Mrlella Mrs Troy ano Campus Representatlve Stamp Representative Italxan Club Busmess CLAUSEN RITA I Semor Iumor P S A L Pms Nutrxtxon Frrst Ald Certlhcates Axd to Mr Patterson Lunchroom Squad Basketball Leaders Ten ms Club Busmess CLEMENTE CONSTANCE C Flrst Ald Certlilcate Victory Corps Prom Commxttee Lunch room Squad Aid to Mr Reich enbach Mlss Rxordon Softball Basketball Newman Clubs Delehanty lnstztute CONNOR IAMES Second Honors Bronze A PS AL Pm Amd to Mr Scarlatta Lunchroom Squad Football Armed Forces COOPER DORIS Iumor Ansta Second Honor Cer txhcates Bronze A Mrnor A P S A L Pms Merxtorxous Ser vrce Certlhcate All Year Round Medal First Aid Certlhcate Ald to Mrs Lyons Attendance Olhce Mr Wersberg Mrss Rlordon Lunchroom Squad Hearthstone Volleyball Basketball Pace In stltute CRISTOPANI IOAN R F1rstA1d Certxhcate P S A L Iumor Semor Pms Mr Tobxas Lunchroom Squad Vxctory Corp Miss Bemer Newman Hearth stone Latm Iun1orSemor Glee Clubs Savage Instxtute One on l ofl s sule lS CUMMING WILLIAM S Bronze Sllver A Captaxn f Stage Squad Color Guard Amd to Mr Nostrand Mr Bequet Band Club College DE BENEDICTUS HELEN E Fxrst Axd Nutrxtlon Certlhcates Iunxor a d Smor P S A L Pms War Stamps and G O Reo resentatwe Ald to Mr McCaffrey Mxss Iohnson Mr Mlddleton Mrs Fyte Mrs Hart Mr Burns Class Nrght Semor Day Commxttees Lunchroom S q u a d Basketball Newman Secretarxal Swxmmmg Clubs Katherlne Gibbs Secre tanal School DEMUTH REGINA First and Second Honors Bronze Sxlver Gold A MEIIIOYIOUS Servlce Award And to Mr Mc Sheehy Mr Gorman Mr Tobias Thxrd Term G O Representative Iunlor Arista Newman History Clubs Mary Immaculate School of Nurslng DIMBERT GLORIA R Second Honors Mentonous Serv lce Award Fxrst Axd Certlhcate German Prohclency P1ns P S A L Pms All Around Medal Chev rons General Oihce Campus Lunchroom Squad Hxstory Iu dean Basketball Leaders Swmm mmg Secretary ot German Clubs Cxty College of New York DITTRICH ELEANOR A F1rstA1d Certxhcate P S A L Pms Chevrons Ald to Mr E I Clarke Clxpper Lunchroom Squad Class Nrght Softball Basketball Hockey Clubs Nurses Trammg DONNELLY HARRIET I Second Honors Fxrst Aid Certlh cates Axd to Mrs Mather Miss Paquette Llbrary Squad Lunch room Squads Softball Volley ball Basketball Clubs Queens College a nlajorrh W emlell Phrllrps CUPO THERESA F Bronze Srlver As First and Second Honors Fxrst Axd Certlh cates Amd to Mrs Mather Miss Mrlella Lunchroom Squad Italxan Club Busmess DELORENZO IEAN M Fxrst Ard Certxhcate L 1 b r a r y Squad Lunchroom Squad Bas ketball Newman S e n 1 o r Glee Clubs Busmess College DENDLE FLORENCE M First Aid Certlhcate Pl Sl A L, Pms Sxlver Gold A Axd t Mxss Iohnson Lunchroom Squad Newman Glee Clubs Busmess DITTMAR MARION C P S A L Pms F1rstA1d Cerhh cate Fashxon Show Axd to Mxss Femberg Lunchroom Squad An nex Library Squad Gul R serves Busxness DOERRZAPF NATHALIE Second Honors Iumor Ansta Bronze A P S A L Pms Fxrst Ald Certxhcate Spamsh Proh cxency Pms Ald to Mxss Iohnson Mlss DeKemey Mrs Fyte Mr Gonzalez Lunchroom S q u a d Spamsh Olhce Pool Olhce Span rsh Iumor Glee Clubs Queens College DORAN ALICIA M Fzrst Aid Certlhcate Ald to Mrs Gould Lunchroom Squad New man Softball Basketball Clubs Busmess . , . . . . , I .I O , . . .. , , s : o ' , : : : V : - . . . : : . . .-- . , , : . . . 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I I -- I : 1 : - : . : . , . : - , ' , - . , .- What .shall I do lu be DOWLING IOHANNA L First Aid Certihcates Meritorious Service Award Iumor P S A L Pm Spanish Prohcxency Pm Aid to Mr Wexsberg Mr Tobias Mr Landers Mr Godfrey Lunchroom Squad Drakes Business School DUBANIEWICZ STANLEY l Basketball Softball Handball In tramurals P S A L Pins Bronze Silver Ranger A Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol Newman Bas ketball Clubs U S Navy DUNN IOSEPH M Bronze Silver A P S A L Pins Axd to Mrs Austln Mr Moseley Mr Landers Newman Club Track Team College ELLINGSEN GLORIA D First Aid Nutrition Certificates Meritorious Service Award L1 brary Squad Lunchroom Squad Aid to Mrs McSheehy Mrs Hodg kiss Mrs Gould Miss Riordon Secretarial Pemblec C l u b s Business EPSTEIN GEORGE M First Second Honors Bronze Srl ver A Bronze P S A L Prns Minor A in Cross Country Member 45 City and Borough Championship C r o s s Country Team Track Team Handball Basketball Intramurals Iumor Ar ista Late Squad Iudean Club U C L A ESPOSITO IEANNE M. Iunior Arista' Bronze A First Second Honors' Iunior P. S. A. L. Pins- Sewing- First Aid Certiti- cate- Aid to Mr. White Mr. Steed Art Squad Lunchroom Squad General Otiice.-Art School. orm er ltnoun 41111 m :lu the age to rome nn own? ftbraham Fowlev DRUBEN LORRAINE A Bronze A Senior Arista Sec ond Honors First Aid Certrhcates Aid to Mr Wersberg Mr E l Clarke Miss Werschels Library Squad Annex Assistant Compos mg Editor Clipper Class Nlght Committee Newman Club Busr ness DUBIEL DOLORES A First Aid Certxhcate Iumor P S A L Pins Aid to Mrs Lyons Household Arts Department Lunchroom S q u a d Ratronmg Newman Iumor Senior Glee Clubs Business EGAN MARY F Second H o n o r s Bronze A First Aid Certxhcate P S A L P x n s Clipper Lrterary Staff Representative to C o lu m b 1 a S c h o l a s t 1 c Press Association Commendation C a r d A L a Mode Columnist Aid to Mr E l Clarke Publications Ofhce Com posing Editor Lunchroom Squad Fashion Show Section Represen tatrve Newman S w 1 m m x n g C l u b s Madame Traphagen School ot Art ELLIOTT MARY E Second Honors First Aid Certrh cates P S A L Pins Fashion Shows Aid to Miss Smith Mlss Rrordon Miss Pacquet Mr Gun thert Mr Stemhauer Library Squad Lunchroom Squad Clip per Art Stall Girl Reserves Madame Traphagen School oi De szgn ERARIO AUGUST I Aid to Mr Contoy Dean s Squad Lunchroom Squad N e w m a n Club College FARINATO MARIE ANTOINETTE First Aid Certificate' Third Term G. 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FARRELL RAYMOND Second Honors Bronze Srlver Gold A Ard to Mr Morse Mr Scarlatta Mr Delaney Track Mayor A 45 Queens Fresh man Relay Champs Medal 45 100 Yards Queens Wmg Foot Club Northwestern Umversxty FEINSILVER NORMAN Runner up m Baselztball Hand ball Intramurals L u n c h r o o m Squad Orchestra Class Nxght Graduatxon Ar d to Mr Pxattx Mrss Berner Mr Devms Assem bly Squad Armed Forces FERLAZZO IAMES T P S A L Pms Merltonous Serv :ce Award Lunchroom Squad Hall Squad Deans Squad Cam pus Squad Newman Iumor Semor Glee Clubs Armed Forces FERRANDINO ROSE G Mentorxous Exceptional Servrce Awards A Athletxcs P S A L All Round Medals Chevrons First And Softball Honor Certlh cates Campus Staff Aa Mode Adams Alley Servrce mens Log Executlve Councxl Thrrd Term G O Representahve Captam Co Captam Lleutenant of Lunchroom Squads Dean Squad Representatxve All Cxty Chorus Iumor Semor Glee Clubs Busmess FITZPATRICK JOHN A Second Honors Bronze A P S A L Pms Lunchroom Squad Deans Squad Aid to Mr Mc Donald Iunxor Glee Club Armed Forces FOLEY OGDEN IAY P S A L Plus Fxrst Amd Certxh cates Servxce Awards And to Mr Gorman Mr Conley Lunchroom Squad Plays- Whrte Phantom Periect Gentleman Tammg of the Shrew Bargains ln Cathey Francxscan Semmary I'10rv jov I9 gum, And galn I9 fllllll howmvr small Robert Brownmg FEHRINGER IOHN W Mentorxous Exceptxonal Dxstxn guxshed Servxce Awards P S A L Pms I A Track Award Second Honor Captaxn Lunchroom De an s Squad Library Squad. And to Mr Whxte Mr Confoy Class Nxght Hxstory Forums Pemblec Spamsh French Key of C o u r t e s y Iunxor Semor Glee Clubs College FELLOWS GLORIA Second Honor Certxhcates Red Cross Frrst And Certrhcates Lunchroom Squad Busmess FERNANDEZ ESTHER L F1rstA1d Certlhcates Iumor Sen lor P S A L Pxns Axd to Mr Patterson Mr Ullman Lunchroom Squad R a t 1 o n 1 n g Fashxon Shows Secretarxal Softball Clubs Bxusmess FITZGERALD ANNA M P S A L Pms F1rstA1d Nutn txon Certxhcates Campus Mu src Oihce Lunchroom Squad Fashion Show Amd to Mrss er ner Mr Clemens Sottball New man Semor Glee Clubs Busx ness FLECK EDWARD F Dzscharged U S Seabees Two Years Okxnawa Busmess FOI-IS PAUL I Second Honors Merxtonous Serv lce Lunchroom Squad Axd to Mr Scarlatta Newman Club Business Ill habits gather In unsun rlegrus 4s brooks make ruere, rnerv run 10 gpm Inhn Drwlen FOWLES ROSEMARY T Fxrst Axd Certrtrcate Merxtonous Servxce Award L u n c h r o o m Squad Busmess FUSCO PHILIP P I Mayor Mmor A m Baseball Lunchroom Squad Ald to Mr Goldheld Mr Scarlata Mr Byers Mr Mould Mr Rexchenback Baseball Art Italran Clubs Pratt Instltute GARWIG CHARLES R Second Honors Mentonous Serv rce Major A Iunlor and Senior Glee Clubs All Crty Chorus Sen :or Dramahcs Tammg of the Shrew Class Nxghts ot 44 4.1 46 47 Newman Club Francls can Semmary GEBHARDT DORIS I Second Honors Fxrst Axd Nutrx txon Certxhcates Ard to Mxss Ken nedy Lunchroom Squad Basket ball Square Dancmg Clubs Katherine Gibbs GIGANTE LUCILLE M Second Honors Fxrst Ard Certxh cates A1d to Mlss Curtls Mrs Mather Mr McGxll Mrs Tomas ulo Vrctory Corps Representa trve Newman Italxan Clubs Iurllrard School of Musxc GIORDANO EVELYN B Second Honors Mentonous First Axd Certlhcates Bronze P S Pm Art Clrpper Stat! Lunchroom Squad A1d to Mrs Gould Mr McG1ll Mr Steed Miss Curtrs Mxss Langdon Newman Club Felten Taren I-'RITZ HENRY I P S A L Pxns Basketball Intra murals Lunchroom Squad Swmg Band Orchestra Fxeld Band A sembly Squad Classmghts Graduatrons And to Mr Pxattx Mr Devxns Celebrxty Commlttee Armed Forces GALL ETHEL R Second Honor Certrhcate Iumor P S A L Pm F1rstA1d Certrh cate Lzbrary Squad Axd to Mxss Smxth Mrs Pasquette Mrs Gould Mrs Walsh Mr Steed Art Squad Sw1mmmg Spamsh Clubs Pratt Institute GAYLE WILLARD T Mmor A Ald to Miss Mxlella Mxss Pentte Mr Mauld Lunch room Squad Vrctory Representa txve 1944 Malor Muslc Track Clubs Iurlhard School ot Musrc GENS GLORIA E Second Honors Fxrst Ald Certrh cates Secretary to Hearthstone Club Ard to Mxss Smxth Mrss Armstrong Lunchroom Squad Newman Hearthstone Clubs Busmess GIGLIO BOSE M First and Second Honors Bronze and Sxlver As Iumor PSAL Spamsh Protxcxency Pms Senror Arrsta Frrst Axd Merxtorxous Serv xce Certrhcates Azd to Mr Wers berg Mr Ray Mrs McSheehy Mrs Ross Mxss DeKerway Mr Gonzalez Clzpper Atd Lunch room Squad Newman Spamsh Clubs Queens College GIORDANO ROBERT I Second Honors Bronze A Axd to Mr Mould Mr Scarlata Mr Camson Hall Patrol Football Team 1946 Football Newman Clubs St Iohns College I shall be like that free, I shall 1110 ilu lop GLUECKERT HELEN M Fxrst A1d Certxhcate Art Oihce Lunchroom and Patrol Squad Aid to Miss Curtxs Hearthstone Newman Clubs Busxness GOLDMAN EDITH Flrst and Second Honors Bronze Sxlver and Gold As Account 1ng Two FIYSI A1d Certlhcates Mmo A Iunxor P S A L P1n A1d to Mr Machlowztz Basket ball Volleyball Iudean Iumor Glee Clubs Business GRANCHELLI MARY Iunxor Semor Arxsta S e c o n d H o n or s Bronze Sxlver A s F 1 r st A 1 d Certlhcate Lmbrary Lunchroom Squads A1d to Mlss Mxlella Mr Flsch Mr Rxchen b a c k Newman Lat1n Itallan Volleyball Basketball and Soft ball Clubs Hunter College GREENBERG ADELE Fxrst A1d Nutrltron Certxfxcates Axd to Mr Mxddleton Mr Patter son Mrs Gould Mxss Keller Mxss Brennan Ratlomng Board Lunch room Squad Iudean Club Busz ness GREGOR IAMES G Medals for Basketball Football Intramurals Mmor A for Base ball A1d to Mr Plath Mr Dev ms Mr Cronan Orchestra F1eld Band Co Leader of Swxng Band 1946 1947 Captam Lunchroom Squad Class Nxght Commence ment Exercxses Newman Club Un1ted States Navy GRIMES IAMES W Bronze Slver P S A L Pms Basketball Intramurals Second Honors Hall Patrol Emergency Room Lunchroom Squads Ald to Mr Campson Mr Golfery Clxp per Stall Newman Club U S Army jonathan Sllllfh GOLD HAROLD S Bronze P S A L Pxns Basketball Intramurals Merltorxous Servlce Certlhcates A1d to MISS Pnor Lunchroom Hall Assembly L brary Squads Iudean Latin Swlmmxng Clubs U S Marine Corps GONSER CONRAD E Basketball Certxhcate Handball Softball Basketball Intramurals Lunchroom Servxce A1d to Mr Brennan Mr Toblas Hall Patrol Armed Forces GRANCHELLI OLIVIA Second Honors Fxrst A1d Certxh cates Llbrary Squad A1d to Mlss DeKernay Dramatlcs Wheres Your Chnstmas Splnt 7 Latm Newman Club Nurses Trammg GREGO MARIE O Second Honors I u n 1 o r Arxsta Bronze Sxlver As Fxrst A1d Cerhhcate A1d to Mlss Moloney Mrss DeKerney Leaders Club Forexgn Servxce GREGORETTI HENRY C Bronze Sllver As Major A ln Football A1d to Mr Scarlatta Mrs Walsh Table Captam Foot ball 1943 1944 1945 1946 Track Team West Pomt GUSTITUS ANTHONY I Bronze P S A L Pm Ranger A Lunchroom Squad A1d Speech Olhce U S A r m e d Forces The eaelest person lo GUSTUS MARILYN I Second Honors P S A L rn Frrst Ard Certxircate Ald to Mxss Rlordon Luncheon Squad Soft ball Volleyball Clubs Busmess HALE RITA M F1rst Ard Cerhhcate Iumor Sen xor P S A L Pms Lunchroom Squad Ard to Mr Wexsburg Mrs Fyfe Health Educatlon Depart ment Fashxon Show Pemblec Club Busmess HEIDSTRA HELEN M Second Honors Bronze A P S A L Pms Frrst Axd Cterxhcate Ald to Mrs Gould Mxss Smxth Mrs Fyfe Mr E I Clarke Lunch room Squad Assrstant Assocxate Composxng Edxtor Publrcahons Oihce Campus Representatxve Swxmmmg Newman Clubs Class tarral School HEUBERGER LOUISE E Fxrst Ald Certxhcate Ard to Mxss Rlordon Lunchroom Servxce Business HOEFLING RUTH E Second Honor Certrhcate Frrst Ard Certrhcate Senxor Ansta Bronze A Merxtorrous Servrce Chpper Contrxbutor A1d to Mr Iames Kelly Mass Frscher Mrs Lambert Mrss Femberg Lunch room Squad Spamsh Club Busmess IMMOOR GEORGE D Second Honor Merrtonous Serv xce Excephonal Servxce Bronze P S A L Pms Captam Lunch room Deans Squad Hall Patrol Captam Captam Assembly Squad Four Year Campus Squad College IIPIJIIP I9 one G own GPI I' du arll Bulu er I vllon GUTTIERI PETER I Second Honor Certrhcates Semor Ansta Adams Defense Squad Ard to Mr O Shea Deans Squad U S Army Arr Force HASSETT CHRISTINA P Second Honors Bronze A Frrst Ald Certlhcate Lrbrary Squad Latm Club New York Umver sn y HELLER STANLEY S Frrst Honors Bronze Sxlver Gold A Senlor Arlsta Mentonous Exceptxonal Servxce F r e n c h Sparnsh Prohcrency Pms P S A L Pms Ald to Mr Machlowrtz Hrs tory Ofhce Late Squad Lunch room Squad Iudean Club French Club College HILL DORIS E Second Honors Bronze Srlver Gold As Spamsh French Pro hcrency Pms Iumor P S A L Pms Merxtonous Servxce Award Ard to Mxss Dekerney Miss Ruesse Lunchroom Squad Sen mor Arrsta Spanrsh Club French Club Iumor Glee Club Fxrst Axd Certlhcate Pemblec Club Hun ter College HOFMANN GEORGE F Second Honor Cerhhcates Bronze Silver A Swxmmmg Team 44 45 46 Major Swrm mmg A Member All Queens Swnnmmg Team Ard to Mr Nor ton Mr Scarlata Emergency Room Hall Patrol Squad Lunch room Squad Cornell Umversmty ISAAC ALVIN M MEYIIOYIOUS Servrce Exceptlonal and Dxstrnguxshed Servxce Awards And to Mr McGxll Cap tam of Late Squad Patrol Squad Busmess . . 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The wrong way alwavs seems the more reasonable IACOVO NANCY L Meritorious Service F1rstA1d Cer txhcate Campus Staff Library Squad Lunchroom Squad Fash ion Show Campus Representa tive Aid to Mrs Mather Miss Mxlella Newman Club Italian Club Business IOHNSON RITA T Second Honors Bronze A P S A L Pms Meritorious Service Distinguished Service First Aid Certificate Aid to Mrs McSheely Miss Langdon Miss Werschels Secretary of G O Captain of Lunchroom Squad Deans Squad Fashion Show Public Speaking Club German Club Katherine Gibbs Business School KAZLAUSKAS MURIEL M Second Honors First Aid Certlfl cates Bronze P S A L Pm Aid to Mrs Fyfe Miss DeKernay Miss Reuss Fashion Shows Knitting Spamsh Newman Clubs Busi ness KLEIN HELEN R Second Honors First Aid Cert1f1 cate Aid to Miss Iohnson Miss Unser Miss Rxordon Mr Von Arx Lunchroom Campus Squads Business KOEHNEN HELEN L First Aid Certificate Aid to Mrs Lyons Miss Unser Miss Riordon Mr Von Arx Lunchroom Cam pus Victory Corps Office Bas ketball Tennis Volleyball Senior Glee Clubs Katherine Gibbs KROSTICH BEVERLY F. Girl Leader Iunior and Senior Arista' Gold Silver Bronze A's'- Minor A ' First and Second Honors' Meritorious Exceptional and Distinguished Service Certifi- cates- Proficiency Spanish Pins- First Aid Certificate' Iunior Life- saving Pin- Switchboard Opera- tor' Aid to Miss Byrnes Mrs. Mc- Sheehey Mr Uhlman Lunchroom Squad' Secretary to Latin Club' Chevrons.-College. George Moore IESELEN LILLIAN I Bronze A Second Honors First Aid Certificate Nutrition Certxh cate Iumor Senior P S A L Pins Aid to Mrs Walsh Mr Mid dleton Lunchroom Squad Bas ketball Club Business KAPPELER IUNE F Fashion Show Christmas Bazaar First Aid Certificate Aid to Mr Tobias Miss Iohnson Library Lunchroom Squads Victory Corps Ration Board French Iunior Glee Clubs Business KELLY IOHN A Discharged U S Navy Twelve Months Pacific College KOCIAL IOAN M Second Honors Iumor P S A L Pins Household Arts Honors First Aid Certificate Aid to Mr Sheppard Campus Representa tive Lunchroom Squad Ration mg Board Newman Senior Glee Clubs Fashion Shows Nobody Home Class Night Committee Business KRAVITZ ELAINE E Iumor Senior Arista Bronze A Second Honors Meritorious Serv ice First Aid Nutrition Certlh cates P S A L Pin Aid to Mr Patterson Lunchroom Squad Iu dean Club City College of New York KUHNE CHARLES I. Second Honors- P. S. A. L. Pins' Basketball Softball Handball In- tramurals' Class Night Commit- tee' Lunchroom Lockerroom Emergency Room Squads' Aid to Mr. Sheilds Mr. Morse Mr. Bren- nan Mr MacNamara Taming of the Shrew - Spanish Dramat- ics Clubs.-Brooklyn Poly Tech. A rwml um, as ml were, a wroml sel LA CAVA DOROTHY Second Honors Mermtormous Serv zce I-'mrst Amd Certmtmcates Bronze A Lunchroom Squad Amd to Mr Tobmas Mmss Iohnson Mmss Rmordon Mmss DeKernay French Iunmor Glee Clubs Fashmon Show Busmness LAMBERT IAMES F Bronze and Smlver As Mayor A Amd to Mr Scarlata Lunch room Squad Table Captamn Swmng Band Orchestra Track Team Football Team 4 44 45 46 Queens Champmons 44 45 West Point LA ROCCA SALVATORE Vmce Presmdent G O Term Repre sentatmve M e m b e r Executmve Councml C h a m r m a n oi Class Nmght Amd to Mr Contoy Mr Gor man Dean Squad St Iohns Unmversmty LANGER IRWIN Spanmsh Pmns Patrol Squads Lunchroom Squad Amd to Mr De laney Mr Byers Mr Gorman Mr Freeman Englmsh Bmology Clubs Presmdent ol the Stmtch Club St Iolmns Unmversmty LEVIN ROBERT A Second Honors Mermtormous Serv mce Award Fmrst Amd Certmlmcate Amd to Mr Troyano Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol Publmc Speak mg Basketball Softball Intramu rals Columbma Unmversrty LUNDSTROM IRENE D Bronze Silver Gold As Iunmor Arista Spanish Proimcmency Pmn Second Honors Fmrst Amd Certmtm cate Amd to Mmss Smmth Mr Fmsch lunmor and Senmor Dramat mcs Where s Y o u r Chrmstmas Spmrmt Latmn Amermcan Instmtute Flrvro LA CLAIR GILBERT W Second Honors Bronze and Sml ver A Iumor Armsta Amd to Mr Lent Mr E I Clarke Mmss De Kernay Newman Club Clmp per Staff College LANZARONE PHILIP Second Honors Bronze A un mor Armsta Mermtormous Servmce Certmfmcate Basketball and Indoor Baseball Intramurals Amd to Mr Iacobson Mr Troyano Mr Cam son Lunchroom Squad U Navy LARSON ELAINE L Second Honors Bronze and Sml ver A s Fmrst Amd and Nutrmtmon Certmimcates Amd to Mr Patterson Mmss De Kernay Faslmmon Show Ratmon Board Lunchroom Lmhrary Squads Volleyball Club Busm ness LEARY HARRIETTE I Fmrst Amd Certmlmcate Lunchroom Squad Amd to Mrs Austmn Socmal Dancmrmg Club Busmness LI PUMA SALVATORE V S e c o n d Honors Dmstmngumshed Servmce Award Scholastmc Award for Art Clmpper Campus Art Staffs Amd to Mr Steed Mr Byrne Mr Remchenbach Mr Gor man Newman Club Art Instm tute New York LYNCH PATRICIA Second Honors Iunmor Ansta Bronze A Dmstmngumshed Merm tormous Servmce Awards Fmrst Amd Certmhcate Amd to Mr E I Clarke Edmtor of Clmpper Assocmate Edm tor Stall Member Representatmve to Columbma Scholastmc Press As socmatmon Lunchroom S q u a d Newman Sparmmsh Basketball Art Clubs' Prom Commmttee. - N. Y. U. Honor Iles ln honest lor MAGUS HARRIET D P S A L Pm Second Honors Red Cross Certxhcate Mentonous Servrce Award Aid to Mr Mxd dleton Mrs Walsh Mr Tobxas Lxbrary Squad General Oihce Swxmmmg Volleyball Softball Clubs Alabama State Teachers College MANN BEATRICE R Dxstmguxshed Servxce Award F1rstA1d Certlhcate P S A L Pms Azd to Mxss Holz Mr Mc Gxll Mr Tobras Mr Lambert Pa trol Squad Lunchroom Squad Grade Advlsors Olhce Latm Quxestor of Latm Clubs Nurses Tramlng MARINO MARGARET K Second Honors Iumor Semor P S A L Pms F1rstA1d Certlh cate Mentorxous Servlce Award Axd to Mr Wersberg Mr Ray Mr Gross Mxss Emerson Pro gram Commmttee Attendance Ol irce Lunchroom Squad Class Nxght Semor Day Celebnty Committees Spamsh Newman Iunxor Semor Glee Clubs S Iohns Umversxty MARTENS WALTER F Bronze P S A L Pms Ard to Mrss Massey Mr Conioy Lunch room Squad U S Armed Forces MASTROCINQUE FRANCES A Mmor A Iumor P S A L Pms Fxrst Amd Certzhcate Mentorrous Servlce Award Axd to Mlss Iohn son Mxss Langdon Mxss Mxlella Mrss Novotny Basketball Span rsh Dramatrc Clubs Tamxng of the Shrew Surprise Party Busmess MacARTHUR IESSIE L Fxrst Honors Second Honors Bronze Sllver Gold As First Axd Certxhcate Runner up Pxn P S A L Pms A1dtoM1ss Arm strong Mrss Degen Lunchroom Squad Softball Club Busmess I ron er Flevelaml MAIORANA MARIE C Frrst Azd Certxhcate Prom Com mxttee Amd to Miss Kennedy Mxss Beck Mrss Rxordon Lunchroom Squad Soitball Club Busmess MANSFIELD ROBERT Second Honors Mentonous Serv :ce Award Deans Squad Lunch room Squad Lxbrary Squad Axd to Mr Contoy Mr Brennan New man Club New York Umversrty MARSHALL GEORGE B Second Honors Mmor A Cross Country and Track Mem ber of 45 Iumor Queen C C Champs Mentorxous Servrce Award Hall Patrol Chpper Campus Art Stall And to Mr Steed Mr Nostrand Mr Mxddle on C C N MASS BERKELEY Baseball Handball Intramurals Bronze A FrrstA1d Certxhcate Lunchroom Squad Ard to Mr Brennan Mr Troyano Mrs Hodg kxss Mr Conloy Armed Forces MAURER MURIEL T Second Honors Frrst Ard Certxh cate IunxorP S A L Pm Ald to Mr Ullman Mxss DeKernay M Vert Victory Corps Spamsh Pemblec Iumor Semor Glee Clubs Katherine Gibbs Secre tanal School MCCLARY IOHN Ranger Handball Baseball Bas ketball Intramurals Bronze S11 ver P S A L Pms Axd to Mr McClelland M Bequet Mrs Horton Mr Devms Hall Patrol Table Captain Lunchroom Squad Basketball Club U S Mxlrtary Servrce I real thoughts, IIA! anal 114 mls nr ell no trumpet Mc CORMICK MARIE T Second Honors Fxrst Ald Certxfx cate G O Representatxve Stamp Bond Representahve Axd to Mxss Armstrong Miss Rxordon Mxss Newman Emergency Room Lunchroom S q u a d Newman Hearthstone Clubs Semor Iew elry Representative Katherine Grbbs Secretarxal School MCENTEE EDWARD P Drscharge U S Navy 18 Months Servrce ln PUCIIIC Theatre Col lege McILVAIN RAYMOND F Second Honors Sxlver A a lor A rn Football Member 45 Queens Champxon Football Team Axd to Mr Shields M Delaney Mr Gorman Football Latm Newman Clubs Fordham Unxversrty MCKEATING IOAN C M Second Honors Fzrst And Certxfx cates Mentonous Service Award Axd to Mxss Iohnson Mrss Lang don Mxss Iones Mxss Novotny Mrs Paquette Mrs Clemens Mrss Hughes Mr Fxsch Mr Browne Lunchroom Squad Semor G O Representative Latm Iumor Glee Clubs Delehanty Instxtute MELIA LUCILLE D Gold Silver P S A L Pms lun 1or Semor Lxfe Savmg First Amd Certrfrcate Bronze A All Round Medal Mmor A Aid to Mr Mlddleton Mrs Troyano Lxbrary Squad Publlcatxons Ofhce Lunchroom S q u a d Volleyball Softball Basketball Swimming Tenms Clubs Grrl Reserves Pratt Instxtute MEYER ADELINE M Second Honors Exceptxonal Serv 1ce Award First Ald Certlhcates Gold P S A L Pm Llbrary Squad Axd to Mr Byrne Mr Pat terson Mlss Armstrong Mrs Fyfe Hearthstone Pemblec Latm Pub hc Speakmg Clubs Gxrl Reserves Busrness 'MW Ball: V McDERMOTT ELIZABETH T Flrst And Certlflcate Lunchroom Squad And to Mzss Armstrong Newman Club Busmess MCHALE MARY C Frrst Amd Certlfxcate Iumor Sen 1or P S A L Pms Iunlor Semor Red Cross Sw1mm1ng Nutrition Red Cross Certificates Axd to Mrss Frsher Deans OIIICS L1 brary Squad Lunchroom Squad Basketball Softball Clubs Bust ness School McKAY IAMES Second Honors Bronze A Aid to Mrs Austm Mr Cromn Mr Confoy Mr McNamara Lunch room Squad Hall Patrol Basket ball Softball Football Intramur als College MCNAUGHTON WILLIAM Basketball Intramurals Bronze Silver P S A L P1ns Ranger A Ald to Mr Camson Mr By ers Mr Confoy Lunchroom Squad Lockerroom Squad Base ball Newman Clubs Unlted States Marmes METZ FRANCES L Second Honors Iumor P S A L Pm Fxrst A1d Nutrition Certrh cates Amd to Mrss Rxordon Mrs Gould M Stemlem Bazaar Lunchroom Squad Ratxon Board Basketball Newman Clubs Busmess MEYER DOROTHY M Second Honors Flrst Ald Certrfx cate P S A L Pxns Ard to Mr Brown Mlss Reuss Mlss Dellert Lunchroom Squad Plays New man Blology Latm Knrttxng Clubs Nurses Traxnxng Hooks are not rompanwns tluv arf' and all our fares MICHALUK PETER Plays Nobody Home Apple Pre Axd to Mr Lambert Mxss Brennan Mr Mahedy Patrol Squad Iumor Glee Club Salle Extensxon Umverslty for Ac countants MILLER GLORIA M Bronze A Second Honors Iun lor Ansta Mentorlous Award Iumor Semor P S A L Pms Flrst Aid Certxfrcates Aid to Mrs Mather Lunchroom Squad Sec retary of Lahn Club Glee Club N Y U MOLINE MARY A Fxrst Second Honors Bronze Sxl ver A Iumor Arista Fxrst And Cerhtrcates Axd to Mrss Unser Mrs Austm Mr Richter Mr Von Arx Campus Hearthstone Dra matics Clubs Plays Nobody Home Wheres Your Chrlstmas Spmt Surprxse Party Busl ness MOONEY IOAN T Second Honors Fxrst Aid Cerhtl cate P S A L Pms Lunchroom Squad Axd to Mr McGill Mrs Austln Speech Othce Newman Softball Clubs Busmess MOTSCHWILLER WILLIAM A Second Honors Bronze Sxlver A German Prohcxency Pm Aid to Mr Gorman Co Captaxn Lunchroom Squad Dean s Squad Newman Key to Courtesy Iumor Semor Glee Clubs College MUMMOLO BELLA Second Honors Bronze A lun lor Standard I-'xrst Ald Certrh cates And to Mr Phster Spamsh Italian Clubs Busxness 349 ,J 'war 'TEV OIIHIIIIS If 0 lose ourwlres ln them Hrulev MICIELI FRANK I Amd to Mr Morse Mr OShea Mr Cardon Lunchroom Squad Campus Squad U S Army MIRABELLO FRANK Veteran Llbrary Squad Lunch room Patrol Late Squad Italxan Club St Iohns College MONEYPENNY LAWRENCE Second Honors Mentorrous Serv 1ce Award Door Squad Ald to Mr Scarlatta Mr Norton Lunch room Squad Mayor Letter Bronze A Swxmmmg Team 45 46 and 47 U S Marmes MORITZ MARCELLA A Second Honors Ansta Mentor ous Servrce Award Bronze A P S A L Pms Mmor A All Round Medals Chevrons Frrst Ard Certxhcate Art Recommenda txon Cards Amd to Mr Mxddleton Mr Moseley Mrs Paquette Mxss Reuss Mrs Fyte Miss Laws Pro gram Committee Oil Sugar Ra honmg Annex Library Squad Lunchroom Squad Newman Lat ln Clubs St Iohns Unlversxty MULHOLLAND SARAH M Frrst Axd Certxhcate Lunchroom Squad Amd to Mrss Howe New man Iunxon Senior Glee Clubs Busmess MUTONE GENNARO B Second Honors Hall Patrol Ald to Mr Freeman Mrss Mxlella Iumor Senior Glee Clubs Bus: ness lull who .semls llu uoumls .seml Ihr nurluz ll NACINOVICH WANDA S lunxor and Senxor Fmrst Ard Cer hhcates Captam of the Lunch room Squad Semor Dramatxcs Senxor lournahsm Busmess NEUWEILER ELLA P Iumor Senior P S A L Chev rons Fxrst Ald Certxhcate Ald to Mr Tobias Mxss Dellert Mlss Laws Mr Kelly Lunchroom Squad Stamp Representatrve College O CONNOR IOAN L Second Honor Cerhhcate Bronze A F1rst Ald Certlhcate Axd to Mxss Smlth Mrs Clemens Mlss Iohnston Lunchroom Squad Hearthstone Newman Clubs School ol Accounting ONUFER HELEN E Fzrst Amd Certzhcate And to E I Clarke Newman Club Busmess PADUANO FRANK C P S A L Pms Lunchroom Squad Deans Squad Class Night Com mlttee All Cxty Hlgh School Cho rus Newman Key of Courtesy Iumor Semor Glee Clubs Armed Forces PANDOLFO MARIE A Second Honors Merxtonous Serv xce Award Fxrst A1d Certxhcate Library Squad Ald to Mxss Rex mer Lunchroom Squad Newman Spamsh Iumor Semor Dramatlc Semor Glee Clubs Latm Amen can Institute l erulnles NESTA LAURA L. Fxrst Aid Certlhcate Nutrxtlon Certrhcate Ard to Mrs Mulhgan Softball Basketball Volleyball Tennis Busmess NIX IRENE M Frrst And Certlhcate Nutntlon Certxhcate Axd to Mzss Smxth Lunchroom Squad Ratron Board Corp Newman Secretanal Bas ketball Clubs Semor Day Com mrttee Business OHARE EDWARD Second Honors Bronze A PS AL Pm A1d to Mr Scarlatta Lunchroom Squad Football College OSGYANI PHYLLIS V Fxrst Axd Certxhcate First Hon ors Second Honors Bronze A Sllver A Spamsh Prohcrency Pms Semor Ansta Fourth and Slxth Term Average Awards Ald to Mr Gonzalez Cllpper Stall Lunchroom S q u a d Dramatrcs Bargaxns m Cathay Wheres Your Chrxstmas Splut Secre tary of Spanxsh Club Forums Chaxrman of Prom Commrttee Mentorxous Servlce Award Class Nxght Hunter College PALMUCCI MARY Second Honors Fxrst Aid Nutn hon Certzhcates Axd to Mrs Losh Mzss Fmn Lunchroom Squad Secretanal Newman Clubs Bus1ness PASSALACQUA CONSTANCE T First Second Honors Iumor Ar 1 s t a Merxtonous Exceptxonal Servxce Awards Spanrsh Proh cxency Pm Fmrst Axd Certxhcate Axd to Mr Relchenbach Mrs Fyfe Mxss Mllella Mrs Mather Mr Freeman Lunchroom Squad Spamsh Italxan Newman Glee Clubs Queens College The man that lures mul laugh musl un :Io well PASSARETTE THERESA R FIISI Aid Certificate Runner up Pm Chevrons Aid to Mr Relch enbach Mr Golclfield Lunchroom S q u a d Softball Hearthstone Newman Clubs Busmess PEDERSEN GLORIA M Second Honors Mentorxous Serv Ace Award Iumor Senior P S A L Pms Chevrons First Aid Llle Saving Certificates G O Representative Aid to Miss Cur tis Mr Middleton Mr Moseley Mrs Gould Miss Reimer Mrs Byrnes Mr Clarke Program Com mittee Oil Sugar Committee Travel Art Clubs New York University PIAZZA LENA R First Aid Certificate Aid to Mrs Gould Miss Keller Miss Curtis Lunchroom Squad Mr Phzster Business School POLAN STANLEY M Second Honors Senior Arista Merltorlous Exceptional Service Awards Bronze A Flagbearer Announcer Stage Squad Physics Squad Late Squad Lunchroom Squad Aid to Mr Eckstem M Bequet Forums Physics Club United States Naval Academy RANDELL CLARENCE R Second Honors Merltonous Serv 1ce Awards Handball Softball Basketball Intramurals First Aid Certificate Victory Corps Squad Lunchroom Squad Dean s Squad Aid to Mr Confoy Mr Shields Mr Byers Pemblec Club Pratt Institute for Cxvrl Engmeermg REICHLE DOROTHY I. Second Honors' Nutrition- First Aid Certificates' P. S. A. L. Pins' Aid to Mr. Middleton Mrs. Gould Mrs. Walsh Mrs. Pyfe' Library L u n c h r o o m Squads- Victory Corps' G. O. Section Representa- tive- Basketball Volleyball Bad- minton Clubs' Girl Reserves. - Felt and Tarrant School. I op? PANTULIANO THERESA E Bronze Silver P S A L Pms First Aid Certificate Chevrons Second Honors Aid to Mrs Clem ens Lunchroom Squad Third Term War Bond Representative Leaders Basketball Volleyball Newman Clubs Business Col lege PETERS IOAN A First Amd Certificate Second Hon ors Mentonous Service Award. Lunchroom Squad Aid to Miss Iliordon Secretarial Club Wil berforce University PICANO VIRGINIA Iumor Senior Arista Bronze Srl ver Gold A Second Honors Meritorious Exceptional Service Awards All Round Medal P S A L Pin Orchestra Co Captain of Lunchroom General Office Record Room Aid to Miss Beck Soc1alDancmg Basketball Vol leyball Square Dancing Tennis Vice President of Latin Clubs Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School PORPORA ANN T Bronze P S A L Pms Aid to Miss Curtis Mr McGill Miss Rex mer Newman Latin Clubs Saint Catherines Nurses Tram 1ng School RECCO DOROTHY A Iumor P S A L Pm First Aid Certificate Meritorious Servrce Award Aid to Mr Richter Mr Froelich Captain Co Captain of Lunchroom Campus Represen tatxve Newman Club Business REID WALTER Discharged U. S. Navy-Thirty Months in Pacific European American Theatres.-Business. Though! om? auakem rl rlm s not agmn Slumber REISEN HERBERT W P S A L Pms Softball Basket ball Intramurals Deans Lunch room Lockerroom Patrol Squads Aid to Mr Middleton Mrs Urban U S Marine Corps ROBINSON MARILYN P S A L Pins F1rstA1d Nutri tion Certificates Aid to Mrs Lyons Miss Finn Miss Langdon Lunchroom Squad Volleyball Softball Clubs Business ROCHE IOAN M First Aid Certihcate Lunchroom Squad Newman President Sec retanal Clubs Business ROSEN ROBERT M Meritorious Exceptional Service Awards Aid to Mr McGill Mr Richter Late Deans Squads Business ROSENTHAL CHARLES Second Honors Art Certificate Deans Othce Aid to Mr Contoy Cornell University ROTH ARTHUR Second Honors' Bronze Silver Aid to Mr. Iacobson' Late Squad' Lunchroom Squad' Chem- istry Club.-College. f arlvlf' RIFKIN ANNETTE I. French Proficiency Pm Second Honors P S A L Pms First Aid Certificate Meritorious Service Award All Round Medals Run ner up Pms Aid to Miss Keller Mr Contoy Mr McGill Miss Burns Deans Squad Leaders Basketball French Swimming Clubs N Y U ROCERETO PETER A Football 46 Queens Football Champs 45 Malor A Bronze Silver A Aid to Mr Scarlatta M Camson M Mould M Morse Mr Brennan Lunchroom Squad Football Newman Clubs Alaska Gold Mining Company ROSA MARIE A Second Honors Bronze A Iun ior Arista Meritorious Service Award Third Term Sewing Hon ors First Aid Certificate Emer qency Room Record Room Grade Advisors Office Lunchroom L1 brary Squads Victory Aid Fash lon Shows Aid to Miss Beck Miss Lach Mlss Reuss Hearth stone Club Queens Colege ROSENKRANZ MARTHA Second Honors First Aid Certih cate Lunchroom Squad Spanish Club Hunter College ROSENSTEIN GERALD Second Honors Bronze A PS AL Pm Aid to Mr Scarlatta Lunchroom Squad College SAVAGE MILDRED H Second Honors Iunior Senior P. S. A. L. Pins' Lead ' '- Bronze A ' First Aid Certificate- Spanish Proficiency Pin' Honor- able Mention Fashion Show: Aid to Mrs. Gould Miss Riordon- Campus' Representative' G. O. Section Representative: Bond and Stamp Representative' R a t i o n Board: Salvage Representative: Fashion Shows: Leaders, Iunior Glee Clubs: Victory Corps.-Busi- ness. Br- not Ihv langue lin oun slmmf s oralnr SCHARF FRANK G Lunchroom Squad Axd to Mr McCaffrey M Landers Mrss Berner Latm Newman Semor Glee Clubs U S Navy SCHEFFERINE ROBERT H Second Honors Mayor Mmor A m Track Cross Country And to Mr Gorman Deans Squad Bas ketball Intramurals Syracuse University SCHNEIDER ROBERT I Malor Mmor A Swrmmmg All Queens Swxmmmg Team 45 Bronze Silver A Second Hon ors Swxmmmg Team 45 48 47 Axd to Mr Norton Mr Scarlatta Mr Byers Mr OShea G O Rep resentatlve Lunchroom Squad Seaweed Society Water Polo Club Ohro State Umverslty SCHWING LORRAINE Second Honors Bronze A Ma or Mmor A P S ms All Round Medal First Ald Nutrx tron Certxhcates Member Gxrls Athletxc Councrl Ratlomng G Representatxve Lunchroom Squad Axd to Mrs Gould Soft ball Basketball Volleyball Ten ms Clubs Delehanty lnstxtute SEITZ HENRIETTA M Fxrst Second Honors Bronze S11 ver Gold As Iumor Semor Ar :sta MSYIIOIIOUS Servrce Award German Secretarial Two Year Medals Axd to Mr Cromn Mass Kennedy Mrss Langdon M Rrchter German Softball Pem blec Clubs Busmess SIEGEL LORRAINE Semor Arista FIISI Honors Bronze Sllver Gold A Spamsh Prohclency Pm Llbrary Squad Ald to Mlss Dellert S p a n 1 s h Square Danclng Clubs N e w York Unxversxty Slmkvepeare' SCHARF IOHN I Deans Squad Lunchroom Squad Ard to Mr Cronm Assembly Squad Latxn Newman Clubs U S Navy SCHNEIDER GEORGE W Bronze Sxlver Gold A Second Honors Mayor Mmor A Track Cross Country Baseball Member 45 Iumor Cross Country Champs Freshman 880 Yard Relay Queens Champs Track 43 44 45 46 Cross Country 45 46 Baseball 45 46 Ald to Mr Shxelds M Byers Mr Morse Mr Scarlatta Wmg Foot Club Syracuse Col lege SCHORR ELEANOR M Second Honors German Proh cxency Pm Amd to Mxss Rxordon Mlss McDowell Lunchroom Squad Fashion Show Basketball Club Busmess SEARING ROBERT I P S A L 1 s Basketball Sot ball Intramurals Captam Hall Squad Lunchroom Squad Deans Squad Ald to Mr Rrchter M McDonald Chemlstry Club Busmess SIEB WILLIAM Bronze P S A L Pins Deans Squad Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol Glee Club Busmess SIEGEL SYDELLE P S A L Pins FIYSI Ald Ce hh cate Mentorxous Exceptxonal Servrce Awards Ard to Mlss Kel ler Mrss Wezsberg Mrss Wer schels Mxss Burns Dean s Squad Leaders Volleyball Basketball Swxmmmg Clubs New York Un1 versrty fi f- 15 A cLAsszt:aAroa MOST POPULAR Bssr Looxmc: Plrmxcx nonrx PHTRYCKABQYILEQH :Ames Mcxnv JEAN conmsuus PATNC' sm. LA soc PATRICIA sncgvfw I HDNA anown I na Mosr nxamrzsn 'I lines Menu Mosr ATI'1I.E.TIC,,M mmm nonmson ORGE SCHNEIDER ORRAINE SCHWING B Mosr BASHFUL GEORGE HOPMAN 7 ooaomv TRAPP nssnoasssso Nm HANDELL ARGARET MARINO 8 LITERARY LIGHT 1 GILBERT LuCI.AIR 5 PATRICIA LYNCH CLASS MUSICIAN AMES LAMBERT ADELINE CAVOLI I 3 ' :sr umcsn I cxfnuts on I-Loman MG I I , CE DENDLE' X ,- X I I . ..-, :- 5 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEBD WARIIEN STORY PATRICK BOHEN I I II IEAN srocxea I JEAN srocxnn - A 3 nom: Mosx rox mms wrrrucx aol-:zu QUIETEST 2, ,,M,-HCM BROWN nomar rx-zomrson DOROTHY TRAP? MOST ACTIVE i Spf ilk 3 H L Thr I ml u ho gaze Q Il P gmv we IllDPl'fN al the smnf' Irma SIMONSON FLORENCE M Mayor Minor A Bronze Chevrons Girls All Round Med al Aid to Mr McGill Basketball Softball Swimming Iunxor Sen xor Life Saving Clubs Business SOBEL RHODA Second Honors First Aid Certxfr cate Aid to Mr McGill Mrs Aus tm Miss Austin History Office Secretarial Office L u n c h r o o m Squad Assembly P r o g r a m s Christmas Play Iudean Spanish Iumor and Semor Dramatic Iun mor and Semor Glee Clubs Busx ness SPIEGEL MARILYN F lumor Arista Bronze Silver Gold As Second Honors First Aid Certificate Leaders L PSAL Pins Program Committee G O Section Representative Fashion Show 44 45 Aid to Miss Mc Dowell Secretarial Leaders Sec retary of Iudean Glee Clubs Campus C C N Y STOECKER FRIEDA M Second Honors First Aid Certih cate Late Squad Grade Advis ors Office Axd to Mr Iacobson Mr Tobias Mr Moseley Mr Pat terson Lunchroom Squad Plays Pirates of Penzance Bargains in Cathay Dramatlcs German Hearthstone Iumor Senior Glee Clubs Business STRINGHAM IEANNE M First Aid Certificate Silver Bronze P S A L Pins Aid to Miss DeKernay Mr Reichenbach M Burns M Patterson M Mould General Office Class Night Wheres Your Christmas Spirit? Dramatics Swimming Spanish Newman Sen1or Glee Clubs Katherine Gibbs Secre tarial School. SYREWICZ, EUGENE R. Bronze Silver P. S. A. L. Pins: Basketball Softball Handball In- tramurals: Lieutenant Lunchroom Squad: Aid to Mr. Puorro: Hall Patrol' Secretary Newman Club. -U. S. Army. ,-qs 'FYR' Thom as ,IP vrson SLINGER HELEN A Distinguished Service A w a r d First Aid Certificate L 1 b r a r y Squad Attendance Office Health Education Office L u n c h r o o m Squad Iumor Semor Glee Clubs The Harriette Mills School for Kindergartners SPARADOSKI ROBERT E Mayor A Baseball Bronze A Bronze P S A L Pins Softball Basketball Football Lunchroom Hall Patrol G O Representative Aid to Mr Byers Member Base ball Team 46 Business STOCKER IEAN Bronze Silver Gold A First Second Honors Meritorious Serv ice Award Iunxor Semor Arista French Spanish Proficiency Pins Two Year Spanish Cooking Med al 3rd 4th Sth 6th 7th Term Honors P S A L Pins First Aid Certificate French Certihcate of Merit Clipper Aid to Mr Weis berg Miss Rlordon Lunchroom Squad French Spanish Hearth stone Clubs Keuka College STORY WARREN L Semor Iunxor Arista Boy Leader Semor Arista First Honors Bronze Silver Gold As Highest Term Honors Meritorious Excep tional Service Awards Latin French Certificates French Profx ciency Pins P S A L Pins For ums Ecole Libre Scholarship Aid to Mr Middleton Mr Tobias Mr Confoy Mr Brennan Mr Laguar da M E I Clarke Latin French Pemblec Biology History Clubs Columbia University STRUMPFLER GEORGE U Second Honors Meritorious Serv ice Award Lunchroom Squad Aid to M1 Brennan Mr Scarlatta U S Marine Corps THOMPSON. ROBERT F. Second Honors' Bronze A Mer- itorious Service Award' Spanish Proficiency Pin' Aid t Mr. T - bias: Grade Advisors Office' Co- C a p t a i n Lunchroom Squad Dean's Squad: Biology Newman Iunior Glee Clubs.-College. Im onsutr-'mv ur the onlv lhmg In u hu h men are consistent THOMSON IANINA A First Aid CeTllhCCl.le A1d Miss Munn Lunchroom Squad Term Section Representative ec retar1al Club Business TIBAVIDO RAYMOND S Second Honors Basketball Soft ball lntramurals Hall Patrol As sembly Squad Aid to Mr Bren nan Mr Camson College TRAPP DOROTHY M Second Honors Mentonous Serv 1ce Award F a s h 1 o n Shows Bronze A Iumor Arista F1rst Aid Certxhcates A 1 d to M x s s Feinberg Miss DeKernay Emer gency Room Dean s L 1 h r a r y Lunchroom Squads Victory And Queens College TUFANO ETTA First Aid Certlhcate Second Hon ors Llbrary Lunchroom Squads Stamp Bond Representat1ve A1d to Mrs Walsh Mrs Gould Travel Newman Softball Hecrrthstone Clubs Business College VILLANI RITA T Bronze A Second Honors First Aid Certificate Chevrons Aid to MISS Feinberg Mrs Austin Miss Langdon Social Dancing Club Fashion Shows BUSINESS VOLTA PAT A Bronze A Merltonous Excep tional, Dxstmgulshed S e r v 1 c e Awards: Bronze P. S. A. L. Pins' Handball Softball Basketball In- tramurals: Captain of Chemical Squad: Lieutenant of Lunchroom Squad: Biology Squad- Cam- pus Squad' Polo. President of Chemical President of Newman Clubs.-U. S. Coast Guard. Horatio Smith THWEATT ROBERT E Basketball Softball Handball In tramurals Baseball Track Teams P S A L Pms Bronze Silver Ranger A Lunchroom Hall Squads Basketball Club U S Army TORMEY ROSE B Second Honors F1rst Aid Cert1f1 cate Aid to Mrs Mull1gan Miss Dellert Mr Mlddleton Lunchroom Squad Class Night Committee Softball Volleyball N e w m a n Clubs Business TRUSCH ROSEMARIE C Second Honors Merxtorxous Serv ice Award First Aid Certlflcate All Round Medals Bronze P S A L Pms A1d to Mr Middleton Mr Patterson Mr Moseley Mr Cronm Mrs Fyfe Mrs Walsh Miss Novotny Llbrary Lunch room Squads O11 Sugar Ration mg Newman Lat1n Basketball Volleyball Tennis Softball Clubs All Star Basketball Felt and Tarrant VALVO VINCENT Second Honors Bronze A PS AL Pm Amd to Mr Scarlatta Lunchroom Squad College VOGEL ANNETTE M Second Honors FITST Aid Certxh cate P S A L Pms Associate Edltor C a m p u s Cap and Gown Aid to Mr Von Arx Lunchroom Squad Prom Commit tee Busmess WAGENBLAST MARIE B F1rstA1d Certlfmcate Bronze Gold P. S. A. L. Pms Amd to Miss Rior don: Lunchroom Squad- Iunior Senior Glee Clubs.-Business. Our 1100116 delermme WAGNER MILLICENT Second Honors Bronze A Amd to Mr Smegfrred Mr Patterson Mmss Langdon Mr Lambert L brary Squad Play The Whmte Phantom Softball Dramatmcs Clubs Pratt Instmtute WARD ROBERT S Lunchroom Squad Amd to Mr Landers Mmss Perettm Newman Latmn Clubs U S Navy WEGGLER IDA A Fmrst Second Honors Bronze A Iunmor Armsta Amd to Mrs Mather Mr Mmddleton Lmbrary Squad Gmrls Reserve Travelers Presmdent Latmn Clubs Busmness WEISSMAN MARIE E Fmrst Second Honors B r o n z e A Fmrst Amd Nutrmtmon Certmh cates Clmpper Amd to Mr E I Clarke Volleyball S p a n m s h Clubs Busmness WERNER IRENE S Second Honors Bronze Smlver A Fmrst Amd Certmhcate PSAL Pmns A1d to Mmss Beck Mmss Rmor don Lmbrary Lunchroom Squads Hearthstone Club Busmness WILCKENS ROBERT E Second Honors Bronze A Amd to Mr Scarlatta Mr McClellan Mr Landers Mr Yourman Hall Patrol Lunchroom Squad Basket hall Softball Football Intramur -cls Football Team College US HS NIH! ll IIS Ill 1111! l'HH.7H Ulll' IIPPIIB I Forge I' lm! WAGNER STANLEY Second Honors Baseball Intra murals Deans Squad Amd to Mr Confoy Mr Camson New York State College of Forestry WASSON MARION A Red Cross Nutrmtmon Certmhcates Second Honors Iunmor P S A L Pmn Amd to Mr Mmddleton Mrs Mather Gmrl Reserves Softball Vmce Presmdent Latmn Clubs Busm ness WLESENTHAL HELEN L Second Honors Bronze A Fmrst Amd Certmhcates Amd to Mmss R1 ordon Mmss Armstrong Play Where s Your Chrmstmas Spmrmt? Dramatmcs Volleyball Basketball Iudean Clubs Busmness WEITHAS FLORENCE T Second Honors Fmrst Amd Certmfm cate Amd to Mmss Smmth Mmss Langdon Vmctory Corps Lunch room Squad Fashmon Show Sott ball Hearthstone Clubs Pratt lnstmtute WHITESIDE IOAN E P S A L Pmns Fmrst Amd Certmfm cate Fashmon Show Class Nmght Commmttee Amd to Mmss Rmordon Lunchroom Squad Gmrls R serves Busmess WILSON KENNETH Servmce Awards Dean s Assem bly Campus Lunchroom Squads Amd to Mr Froehlmch Bm ology Club College In e rs not measured bv the Imw we Inf WINGATE ANN A Iumor Semor P S A L Pms Fxrst And Certxhcate Lunchroom Squad Azd to Mxss Rzordon Busmess WOZNIAK WALTER T P S A L Pms Captam Patrol Squad Campus Squad Lunch room Squad Axd to Mr Clemens Semor Glee Club U S Manne Corps YANOTTI DOLORES U Fxrst Ard Certxhcate Merrtorlous Servzce Award Mmor A Bronze A Chevrons Second Honors Attendance Ofhce Lunchroom Squad G O Councll Aid to Mr Ray Softball Basketball Volley ball Dance Iumor Glee Clubs Katherine Grbbs Secretarlal School ZINDZIUS LILLIAN V First Axd Certxhcate Ald to Miss Ryan Mrs Mullxgan Mass Rxor don Mxss Iohnston Lxbrary Squad Basketball Club Bust ness ZUCKER PEARL Iumor Arista Second Honors Fxrst Amd Certxhcates Lunchroom Squad Program Commxttee Fashxon Show Axd to Mr W1t son Iudean Iuruor Semor Glee Clubs C C N Y l rable WIRSHUP ELINOR K P S A L Pxns Fashion Show Fxrst Aid Certrhcate Ard to Mrs Rerlly Lunchroom Squad Busx ness YAMAGUCHI YURIKO Meutonous Service Award Fzrst Aid Cerhhcate Ard to Mrs Gould Mxss Iohnston Mr Mxddleton Mrs Walsh Mass Femberg Mrs Ma thers Softball Leaders Clubs Glrl Reserves College YOUNG MIRIAM P Iumor Arxsta Second Honors Merxtorlous Servxce Award Frrst Aid Certzhcate P S A L P Spanxsh Prohcrency Pm Vxctory Corps Monitor Squad Lunchroom Squad Campus Representa txve Sechon Representatxve Axd to Mr Wxtson Mrs Mather Dr Cusak Mr Kuhle Mrs Austm Mlss DeKernay Miss Fltzpatrlck Mrs Gould Class Nrght 46 47 Latm Pemblec Square Dancmg Dramatrcs Clubs Smxth College ZUBER ANDREW I Second Honors Mentorxous Serv :ce Award Football Team 46 Mayor A Queens Champs Football 45 Baseball Team P S A L Pms Newman Club Manhattan College ZUCKERMAN PAUL H Bronze Szlver A Second Hon ors Amd to Mr Morse Mr Mould Mr Byers Mr Shxelds Celebnty Class Nzght Semor Day Commxt tees 45 46 Baseball Team Ma lor A Baseball All Queens 46 Champs Iudean Club Syra cuse College 7 Fan Hurry or I ll mrss him To tell the truth about it e s just coming cfown the ha Gosh he sure rs handsome He s so strong and stands so ta Woufd you really hlae to meet him He s the nicest y now If cl hnown you really like hun You J ave met hnn long ago Do you thmh that you can fan 1 o as not to maize him w1se I thfnh he s slm ly wonder ul He as the nicest eyes' Hrs nose 75 turned u just enoug See that clrm le In his ch1n9 Ir s un to watch hnn laughmg He has the cutest httfe gr1n' The rst time that I noticed him Was at the ootbafl game From the moment that I saw him I just had to know his name We ve o ten assed each other Though he never says a wor I ve even xecf my rogram car 0 I can eat the thlrcf eel the same uay too I ft wasn t or my boy mend I could hhe hrm as you do I ll tell you how 171 ,ant ft L7sten this rs what we I7 do I ll arrange a double date .So he U go out w1th you' Gaily' What wrfl I say to hvm m sure to lose my tongue I just know that he won t hhe me He I1 probably think I m dumb Now Jon t he saying oohsh things Everything wrlf be all right Don t orget the way we ve fanned ft It s at e1ght tomorrow nlghtf Dear Reader don t you worry About what this tale can mean Twas the biggest love a a1r 1 h cf Wfhen I was seventeen Oh yes we he t our cfate that night We our had lots o u But I m right Bach where I started Cause o somethmg that was done And 622671 fI'LOUgl1 I hke 1167 I could choke my dearest rlencf She made a switch that night An got my eller in the end ean Stocker 62 Ao ' H' 'y ' ' N! 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Q We he Q t D 2 E 47109 ROBERT LIEBMAN 9 01644 GOIN WGJJGM SKY WATER It needs no fence It rs a mrrror whrch no stone can crack whose qurcksrlver wrll never wear off whose grldmg nature con tmually reparrs no storms no dust can drm rts surface ever fresh Henry Davrd Thoreau Thoreau the Phrlosopher naturalrst wrote these words of hrs beloved Wal don Pond He rn the marn part was born lrved wrote and dred rn Con cord Mass Mrdst the metrculous Con cordrans Thoreau grew 1nto manhood Hrs father Iohn Thoreau the pencrl maker and hrs mother who stemmed from the Dunbar famrly were both a constant rnsprratron to hrm and hrs wrrtrngs Through the supreme frnancral and urfluentral efforts of Ralph Waldo Em erson Thoreau graduated from Har vard Durrng hrs college years h slowly grew from hrs nebular stage The metamorphosrs of thrs great man was raprd but hrs publrc recognrtron came long after hrs death Thoreau loved the Concord farmer he loved the frrendshrp of chrldren but above all he loved nature The Walden Pond shack was not a refuge for a young eccentrrc rt was rather the workshop for Thoreaus studres He studred nature rn the thorough 63 manner of the New Englander he knew the art of observatron and the value of complete work Walden was not a refuge rt was an outpost for hrs studres of nature and a prrvate edrtrng room for hrs Joumals In truth Thoreau walked the Concord woods as much as the Indrans who had rn habrted them before the whrte man came He knew Concord and loved rt strll more therr frrends Thoreau rs the most quallfred exponent of Transcendental rsm M Alcott Ellery Charmrng Sarah Prerpont and Thoreau were a few who formed the nucleus of the New England Transcendental move ment The famed belrevers rn the Inner Soul were Thoreaus frrends and fellow belrevers Even Nathanrel Hawthorne was touched by thrs move ment Iohn Woolman the N I Quaker Transcendentalrst sard transcenden talrsm rs a prrncrple pure from wrthm and proceeds from God Ionathan Edwards rn descrrbmg Sarah Prerpont the prngorst transcendentalrst called rt Cand I paraphrasel the apprecra tron of all nature and the complete drsregard of worldly rrches It rs the purrty of Inner Love All who met Thoreau were touched I ' O fi X I l so ' lo 0 -. Z . 51 ' 1 A Q ? 5 'N 1 , ' 5 2, 5 is 8 , . ' ' - Perhaps, if you measure men by . ' ' . r. , ' , U . . I e . - by h1S greatness When Horace Gree ley the famed newspaper edltor met Thoreau he at once recogn1zed h1s value and ln later years acted as a Maecenas to Thoreaus wntlng Io1n Brown the ant1 slavery chauv1n1st 1m presed Thoreau to the extent that Thoreau wrote a poem about h1m To meet Thoreau was to meet the poet of the helds tne student of tho snows and r1vers and trees and an1 mals of the Concord woods To under stand Thoreau you understand a great m1nd a great wnter and a tme hu man bemg He hated mjustrce and loathed narrow mrndedness Thoreau felt so deeply agamst slav ery that he refused to pay the poll tax Cwhlch amounted to about S1251 and was 1ncarcerated 1n the Concord prrson along w1th Alcott fwho by the way never got therel It was the prrn c1ple of a govemment of slaves was not the government of Thoreau Em erson who was shocked when he heard of Thoreaus fate asked h1m saymg Henry why are you 1n there? Thoreau promptly rephed My dear fnend Emerson why are you out there? The tax was pa1d and Thoreau left but he proved h1s worth as a man who acts on what he beheves Perhaps 1f we could go back and watch hlm we may have seen Henry and Iohn hrs brother start off on thelr tr1p up the Mernmac and Concord Rrvers They would most l1kely be clad 1n corduroys and rustlc coats Henry would be carrylng some stnng a notebook and a magmfymg glass Iohn would be push ng the oars and watch1ng Henry wr1te h1s notes Thor eau felt that frlendshmp no matter what the cost was of hlgh value and he and Iohn were true fnends Emer son sa1d to have a frlend be fnend Thoreau felt to make a fnend was to do study enjoy and love that frrend When Iohn Thoreau dred of lock jaw Henry lost a valuable possesslon Henry wrote a poem to Iohn The iollowmg hnes I th1nk are the essence of feelmg and show the qual1ty of Thoreaus work Dost thou stlll haunt the brmk of yonder nvers t1de'P And may I ever th1nk that thou art by my s1de'7 Thoreau loved felt and thought out every event of the day In h1S your nals he more than portrays h1s work manshrp and thorough manner In the book Walden or Llfe m the 'vwloods he wrrtes the phllosophy of Thoreau and descrlbes h1s experrences and loves of nature Ralph Waldo Emerson the Un1tar1an Mxnrster whose Nature 15 so I mous was perhaps one of the only contemporarles of Thoreau that real lzed Henrys true worth Henry and Emerson thought a great deal allke and through thls qual1ty they met became frlends and worked mutually on the D1al whlch Emerson pub l1shed Emerson knew Thoreau and I th1nk s best quallhed to summarlze h1s qual1t1es I quote Emerson s speech at Thoreaus funeral A truth speaker he capable of the most deep and strrct conversatron a physrcran to the wounds of any soul a fnend knowmg not only the secret of fr1endsh1p but almost worshrpped by those few persons who resorted to hrm as the1r conlessor and prophet and knew the deep value of h1s m1nd and great heart Hrs soul was for the noblest soclety he had ln a short l1fe exhausted the capablhtres of thas world wherever there IS knowledge wherever there 15 v1rtue wherever there IS beauty he wlll frnd a home 64 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - I - , 1 , 1 1 ., 1 1. 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QU- T ki !X,1r fs' W ani alan ONCE AGAIN a fresh crop of Semors are gomg through the fam1l1ar antrcs Senlor Day Class Nxght the Prom and all the rest So many have gone be fore us and so many more w1ll cont1nue after we have long faded from srght and mmd We ve done the usual thmg dur1ng our four for maybe morel years at Adams loved the same thmgs as all the others the thmgs that make up H1gh School We look back across the years remembermg how we sh1vered through the football games at Dex ter Park and loved rt Or the trmes we trled to memorlze Chemlstry formulas between b1tes of lunch the GO dances and the Campus m the Sprmg I remember how I happened to glance at the trees outs1de of my Spamsh room my f1rst term at Adams I couldnt get my eyes off them and through the drone of the conlugatlon of verbs the has ha ha mos hals hanl I saw how beautlful my school was and fell 1n love wlth 1t There s a physlcal beauty to Adams too one that we all recogmze We ve watched our school t1me and agam don a cloak of snow and 1n the Sprmg weve seen her lawns turn to emerald and along 1nto Apr1l her forsythla bushes appear golden rn May the azaleas m the front burst 1nto scarlet flames We ve seen her serene free from all the fever of the day 1n the moonhght on the way home from a n1ght basketball game As I look back I thlnk of the wonderful tlmes I had whrle workmg on my beloved Chpper and all the nutty but n1ce people I met 1n the Pubs OHICS Our motto IS Once you enter th1s offlce you w1ll never be the same and you can take lt from me 1ts true Ive gotten a crazy attachment for the Cllpper asI guess each of us has become attached to some phase of school l1fe whether 1t be the orchestra the Campus the football team or anythmg else When we add all these thmgs up we come to one conclusron we thmk Adams IS a pretty swell place that w1ll always hold a warm spot you know where 65 ' r 111.024 1 i P 'Q - -F-.3 x, I by lf 'Z' J ll. 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I - - 1 FOMJWQ was D 2 'E I ELEANOR WASEL W empeu' lauecf THE SEA pounded down upon the rocks below the cllif Its roar seemed louder and louder each t1me 1t flung ltself 1n a ragmg fury agamst the hlgh wall of stone wh1ch had contm ually held 1ts place 1n the battle for supremacy To some thxs somewhat ternfymg and ruthless scene seems beauhiul Tlme and aga1n artlsts have tr1ed to capture 1lS feroc1ty on the canvas To Ellen Wmston 1t meant only tragedy She stood at the top of the chlf and went back through the years to an afternoon some ten years past On that day the sea had been calm and 66 1 'I Q ' ON' ' n Q 'zioopf gentle and for thxs reason Ellen her husband I1m and thelr l1ttle boy Dmck le had gone for a sa1l 1n thelr new catboat Dmcky was up ln the front of the boat taklng no palns to conceal the pride he felt ln bemg allowed t steer the craft all by hlmself Itm was slttmg down near h1m gettmg the hshmg tackle ready Even the sun whlch shmed down on their tanned faces seemed to reflect and radlate the1r gay mood And Ellen look1ng at father and son who so closely resem bled one another loved them more dearly than ever Then all of a sudden the sky had darkened and the sea 11ke a splteful two faced Ianus rose up ln large waves Waves that seemed l1ke great loommg grants seekmg momentarlly to pounce upon thelr prey The l1ttle boat was tossed about un merclfully 1n the ragmg mfemo Not even the sklllful gu1d1ng of hm could keep It on 1ts course And then they saw that they were headmg for the treacherous rocks so numerous on the New England coast In va1n Ilm tr1ed to turn It away Well have to lump he shouted Ill take care of Dlcky dont worry Hurry We re gett1ng closer to the rocks Ellen slrd over the s1de of the boat She tr1ed to sw1m but lt was useless She went under and came up agaln gasplng for a1r only to be swept down once more by the ternflc lmpact of the plungxng water Her ears were deafened by the buzzmg sounds that frlled them and her one thought was to get to the top so she could breathe more freely Her strength was rapmdly fallmg How she got on the beach Ellen never knew Perhaps she was spared 67 so that she would be taunted all her lxfe by the memory that the sea had claimed those who were dearest to her When she regalned consclous ness all she reahzed was that her husband and chrld were lost to her forever She was taken to a hospltal where she was treated for shock and m1nor 1n1ur1es At ftrst they feared that her mlnd would snap Her recovery was slow for Ellen lacked the one th1ng that would help her more than any th1ng else the wrll to llve For he l1fe would never be the same agatn It could never be the happy carefree th1ng that lt had been before Bu gradually the shock wore off and was replaced by a dull achmg pam tug g1ng at her heart She was released from the hospltal when medrcal ald could no longer help her She went to work only a shadow of her former self her sp1r1t broken and dejected She was qumet and shut up msrde of herself All the love and tendemess she had lavlshed up on her l1ttle fammly was securely locked w1th1n her She was even so used to the pamful memorles that she accepted them as her daxly way of l1fe She had aged too The auburn l'a1r was streaked w1th grey and her eyes the beaut1ful blue eyes that I1m had loved so much were dull and l1fe ess Why she came to th1s spot wh1ch held such sadness and b1tterness for her she d1d not know Then the thought came to her and she knew what she must do The hsherman who had looked up and saw her before looked up and saw her no more The sea had clalmed the last of the Wmstons and m tn umph contmued to fhng ltself 1n a ragmg fury agalnst the rocks 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' - , . -351 1 1 1 1 . , - i 1 1 1 - I - 1 , 1 1 1 - 1 1 , 1 1 1 - . - F 1 1 1 ' 1 11 1 1 11 ' 1 1 11 1 - 1 ' 1 1 ' ' , , . . H 1 . , 1 1 , , 1 . 1 1 I ' 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 L Q What rs lf eo LIC Is rt the larealz o morn u on each new clay Or the all o eve when the closmg shadows ca 9 Is ft the sun that comes u across the bay Or the harvest moon that IS lznown by all9 Is 1t the sound o water rushrng over roc so Or the dreary armhouse that stands all alone Is ft the green or the lnare trees on all o the lolocles Or the lnltter cold w1nJ w1th 1ts strange anal wefrzf moans Is It the love fn a home where both young and olcl Are such wonder ul rrencls that no one coulcl arto Or the story o Cinderella that all clulclren are told And the Javly beggar ushmg his rarl lOOk771g carto 75 all O 141656 with T7'lL171y TTIOTC HCZJQJ Ir 73 And It IS An If IS f TS And f7S t rs An t is And f 75' And It rs An t 75 Of C a ll7ldS laughter at the s1glzt o h s Christmas tree th exclamatrons he malzes as he discovers lus 97 ts e qwet youngster who loves to sit on grand clacl s lznee t e outcloor clulclren who are gay and ull 0 nolse t glfsten o snow on the top o the mountam t glaclness o s rrng wfth its owers agam the lylue 677118 and s arrows and the robin anal the crow t clog and the cat and many other ets we love all the family s socks that mother has clarnerl t t e t t e t t e clouds that Jr: t rn the blue heaven alnove oatfng swan that lives 1n the oncl color ul sailboats that glrcle o er the wave alm trees and wlzrte sand that are seen rn th want o a rafnlnow that all men crave daily news a er with its many new to rcs L tro ICS armer s harvest that comes round every year elcls that have grown ull 0 wheat anal tares hunter w1th his gun lOOk77'Lg or a cleer ven a ew Lluclzs or turleeys or bears t' e the th L1 e has many wonders whrch are or us to enjoy Anal they are given to us when God sees t They are or our leasure ln th boy and g1rl And we always get out 0 lr e what we ut rnto 1t oan -Schnoor 68 if ' y f if , ff f f 11. . , f . , ki f ? ..f.f ., . f - . f . . . . 16 f . . 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'GW get IEAN CORNELIUS 3 elaw Jenin kb .4 X Ame 'fgtiaffns fftii-F-iv -x.fgf---4' tr WELL MATES once agam our Cl1pper has docked and marks the end of another term Rrght here 1n the thmgs As you all know our esteemed edrtor Pat IS leavmg It marks the end of f1ve terms of farthful servrce to the Cllpper and many a headache when there wasnt enough rnatenal to cover every page or the last mmute stones to be proofread and trtled Pat says so long to all th1s but certamly not good bye for she hasnt regretted one mmute of rt Also leavmg the cozmess and fnendllness of the offrce IS Mary Egan who now knows how to alpha bet1ze correctly Helen Herdstra s1tt1ng at the type wrrter typlng by the Hunt and Peck system Lor ra1ne Druben who can fmd any number 111 the phone book 1n a matter oi seconds also yours truly who could cry at the thought of leavmg such a swell gang behmd In my column th1s xssue Id hke to say Thanks and so long to a few grrls and fellows on the Art Staff whom I know personally Among them bemg Rose Ferrandmo a swell glfl Phil Fusco a wonderful guy wlth a knack for drawmg and last Sal L1Puma the fellow who thought of and created the Celebnty Page ld also l1ke to thank Mr Steed for h1s many ldeas and contrrbutlons that made our Mag he very best Charlre Carter as usual IS busy cleanlng up last mmute detalls hopmg to meet the very latest dead 1ne All of these people plus Phyllls Osgyam Bob Lrebman Madelme Cavol1 Dolores Canosa and many others compnse the Cllpper Staff and Ards and have always done a wonderful 1ob Ive saved my last few words for a brlef but hearty Thanks to Uncle Ed He IS 1nd1rectly the mstlgator of such a hne magazme To Uncle Ed I say Thanks for a wonderful t1me a wonderful maga zrne and for dorng so many wonderful thmgs 69 .1 '-' - , ' ' r If -.h . lo' A S' 'fy all N' ' 1487 I R x LN, .x - N X :V sl rj C ss N l 3 1 - 'Q' K X O I if - - X ' Yi ',- ' 5, l ,x X-1 nu 000 ', ! n. 5' - -1 ' . ,. .I - f 'Q 1 1 y , . 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I - gl VERA SCHWANIGER f Q5 Ng 5 ,gig fs mlm wancfealamf IT WAS a cold cr1sp day 1n December Everythmg was gl1SI6I'I1Ilg w1th a satmy whmte covermg ot snow and as I walked along the road I became consclous of the beauty of nature m all the splendor ol wlnter The sun rode hgh above me m a cloudy blue sky the b1llowy clouds rn seemmg compehtxon Vvllih the fluffy blanket below 1t On elther s1de of me the trees that had but recently been decorated rn the br1ght costume of autumn stood 1n the1r Whlte hnery w1th d1amonds sparkl1ng here and there as the sun struck them On a nearby h1ll a group oi small chlldren were gathermg cones and evergreen boughs 1n ant1c1pa t1on of the Chnstmas Hohdays that were near at hand The br1ll1ant blues greens and reds of the1r gay apparel added color to the gllstenlng whlte scene Further on the laughter of 1ce skaters greeted my ears The small pond that had nppled and chuckled as 1t went merr1ly on 1ts way durmg the warm months was enclosed 1n a case of gleamlng ICG The t1nkl1ng of sle1gh bells could be heard as some farmer returned to a glowxng hre s1de after completrng some errand 1n town A cottontall scurrled across my path and d1s appeared m the whlte maze A deer sood polsed for fllght among the trees llstenmg for hosule sounds and then reassured contmuecl strrppmg the bark from a tree and gave 1t to a young fawn that had been unnotlced by me unt1l then Snowmen that had been bu1lt by tots ln the afternoon and then deserted as llttle sleepy heads sought the land oi Wlnkln bl1nk1n and nod stood watch 1n the qulet dusk unt1l the1r creators should return The evenmg star looked down upon th1s tranqull scene and as I tumed 1n at my gate and looked back once more at the peaceful landscape the stars had come out rn all the1r glory and the moon was begmnmg 1ts sa1l through the dark lW1I'llCl1l'lg sky wh1le on earth Mother Nature tucked her chlldren under the1r blanket oi Vlfgln snow 70 , - , 0 0 -, ' of-i 4, A xv -pw D fo I 1 M i I Q ' o ki d' fu . . . 4.0523 . . I Yu atv , 9 MARY EGAN X 6 mf Jffneff Jancef DW- X THE PARKER famlly was just llke any other typlcal Amerlcan famlly only more so There was Mom and Dad Parker Frank Ioe Bob and Dolores Parker Txppy the cat Th1s IS why the Parkers were typlcally Amencan only more so Thezr small but comfortable whlte house seemed to rock and bulge wlth the gomgs on 1ns1de Dolores was graduatmg from hlgh school but you d thmk that the whole famzly was too Frank who was her brxlllant older brother 1ns1sted on g1v 1ng her a few poxnters 1n Hxstory whxle Ioe and Bob pestered her to let them help too Mom was busy makmg her dress whlle Dad was handmg out the money Dolores was a small glrl wlth long black ha1r and the darkest sparkl1ng eyes you ve ever seen Mrs Parker often looked at her daughter and wxth a shake of her head smlle and say Stay that way Dolores and you ll always fmd happ1ness Dolores was 1ust like any other teenager she had a boyfnend As a matter of fact she had so many fellows hangmg around that her father often sa1d that the 11v1ng room looked more llke a 1nduct1on center than anythmg else But out of the whole group she had one favonte Th1s lucky fellow was Theodore Egbert Wheeler but hrs fnends called hlm Ted 1f they wanted to stay healthy He was a tall sxx footer w1th llght brown curly ha1r and dark brown eyes that shovnm of fnendlmess He was just as hery as Dolores though and thats where all the trouble came 1n After standmg 111 front of the m1rror fusslng w1th her ha1r and trymg to get her hpstlck on just nght Dolores was ready to go to the school sport hop wlth Ted She knew that she looked smart m her blue sumt and beruffled blouse She knew too that Ted would nolce 1t A httle dab of perfume behmd her ears 71 'J f .:,'. 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T I u J f O w .l I I I I I not to mention their three puppies, two canaries, and and she stood ready and wa1t1ng looklng pretty as a plcture She gathered up her thmgs and skipped hghtly down the stalrs t walt for her tardy date Hell prob ably have a good excuse she thought to herself After she had read the paper and had made a senes of tr1ps to the wlndow to peak from behmd the curtam Ted hnally arrlved forty hve mmutes late Why Ted how n1ce of you t come Oh Im sorry Dolores I was de layed Dolores made up her mlnd that Ted wouldnt get off so easlly and proceeded to make h1m mrghty un comfortable w1th her cont1nued sllence all the way to the dance They cllmbed the steps to the Gym and were greeted by the loud strams of the swmg band Hundreds of peo ple their own age were busy lumpmg 111 rhythm to the beat of the mus1c A few stopped to exchange hellos wlth the two late arrrvals Before Ted could real1ze rt Dolores had been whlsked away by Dlck Cummmgs the schools star athlete and thats Just what happened all mght long Of course Dolores danced occas1onally wlth Ted and acted as pollte as could be on these few occasrons but Ted was very much baffled by her actlons The band was playmg thelr last num ber for the evenmg and somehow Dolores managed to fmd her way back to her escort On the way thmgs came to a head and Dolores and Ted had a heated argument They parted that mght bitter enemles How srlly thls all seemed to Dolores as she swlrled around the dance floor m the arms of Ted Wheeler The soft mus1c made 1t just perfect for her to thlnk back over the months Tlme had passed so quxckly Only a few weeks ago the Senlor Prom seemed so far away but here she was at the Prom and her heart was f1lled to over flow mg wxth happmess As she stole a glance at Ted she was glad that then' argument hadnt come between them A sm1le crossed her l1ps when she remembered the reflectlon of herself rn the mlrror ton1ght She looked so sweet m her plnk gown Wllh delicate ly laced ruffles She glanced around the room at the beautlful ferns and the flowers that smelled so fresh and fragrant Of course there were a few heart aches and a few scrapes to get out of but she had always managed to come through and st1ll retaln the fr1endsh1p of her teachers The mus1c stopped and Dolores was brought back from her dreams by Ted The band 1S swell 1snt 1t Dolores? Its perfect she rephed The next number was a Llndy and the whole floor shook to the rhythm of dancmg feet Before anyone could real1ze It the band was playmg the mus1c for the grand march Around and around the room went hundreds of people thelr feet rn step wlth the musxc Teachers and pupxls alrke partlcmpat ed and after awhmle the mus1c ceased and the feet stood st1ll Th1s was the end of another Semor Prom Two by two the young people pro ceeded to leave the prom to fmd dancing elsewhere Goodbyes were sald and frrends parted Ted and Dolores went out hand 1n hand ready to face the world and ready to spend the rest of the nxght danclng and laughmg together 72 1 1 I 1 1 1 , O I I . . . I - 1 , 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 ' I 1 u - . . . . , O - 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 ' 11 I ' 1 1 , 1 I . 1 1 1 I . . 1 , 1 I - . . ' ' 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 - , 1 u 1 11 - 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 I QP ii r 0 900 A 1' XV 45 9 Q MC' ' ws 0 Q 9 0 99,9115 -X QC' A THREE LONG knocks and two short ones break the s1lence oi a calm cold December mght Wllhln e small dllapzdated cellar the shulllmg of feet and e corner are some charrs around an elongated rec tangular shaped table Above the table IS a d1m bulb barely g1v1ng oil enough l1ght to 1llum1nate one comer of the cellar At the other end IS some wrecked furmture covered w1th dust and cob webs In another corner some boys are ta1k1ng quretly At last the same pattern oi knocks 1S heard Someone opens the door to admlt another boy then the door IS locked The boys take seats around the table The weekly meet1ng of the Fourth Street Boys Club has just begun Ira Iohnson AS PEG sat by the W1nd0W she saw the sparkl1ng flakes of snow fallmg all around All sorts of wonder ful thoughts ran through her head The only thmg that kept her from gett1ng out there 1n the wonders of w1nter was the fact that she had to stay 1ndoors unt1l her sore leg healed Her eager eyes were Wlde They tr1ed to absorb every flake and where 1t landed Down 1n the corner of the yard she saw a mmlature frozen pool Shlnlng brlghtly as 11 1t were a m1rror What a wonderful r1de she would have on that m1rrorl1ke pool 1f only she could get out Out where t'he snow would drop gently upon her where she could hsten to the sound of the snow crunchlng under her feet where she could run and jump and dodge snow balls whlch would come from all dxrectlons From the other end of the room she heard her name called Peg Peg where are you? She then heard Tlm say Ieepers Im sorry that you couldnt come out cause lts the k1nd ot weather we always have a super tlme ln But 11 you stay 1n today to morrow youll be able to come out and well really have some fun so be a good pup and come on over Wllh me by the hreplace unt1l I get warm and Ill tell you just what I d1d outslde today.' Lorrame Druben 74 lo ..o' . U. - Q. . I 2 -1 is . u' e 5 l . C- o , -a - ......,,-N. . -. . o Fm. -v-E sg ella .O 1 in V I ., g . I . ' . . th Ev Q 0 1' ' ' Q ' ' th gr , I .,! '..-I If mullled murmuring of oices are heard. Inside. in one Tu i4,,,'s- . . I THE DARK velvety cushions are quite worn and the springs protrude un- mercifully. The back of the old easy chair is almost in shreds from years of use Even as it stands deserted in the weed strewn lot it retams ar' unbelievably majestic significance a symbol of peace where it seems any one could find temporary consolation Loretta P1etrolonardo THE DOOR was tightly closed shut t1ng out the bleak cold of the snow covered countryside The crystal like flakes swlrled lazily downward some of them stopping to rest on the frosty window pane and trying to hear the symphony coming from the big clean kitchen The boiling kettle was pipmg its merry tune to the accom pamment of the blazing fires happy crackles Then to complete the mel ody a chubby kitten curled up on the hearth hummed a steady throbbing rhythm This was the age old music of Home Phyllis Osgyan1 THE CLICK click clicking of a type writer a table cluttered with papers sickly sweet smell of paste low voices an occaslonal guffaw of laughter then a piercing bell the shuffle of t1red but contented feet then silence as the Publications Office once more work Helene Goldstein THE OLD car was battered and bent The exhaust smoked and the cap steamed It chugged through the street like a little old lady late on her way to Sunday meeting Audrey Amold 75 THE WINDING dirt path ran a long way before reaching the old, decrepit house with the slanting roof. The sky overhead, was a deep purple, and the clouds disappeared from view as night began to fall A cool whistling wind blew the warped shutters back and forth Too many years of exist ence shown on tie on e white paint that covered the house Far in the distance a storm could be seen It was coming closer and closer A low rumble shook the earth followed by a loud blast that shattered the still night The shutters were swingmg crazily now back and forth back and forth The steady downbeat of ram and streaks of l1ghtn1ng gave the house a ghost like appearance as lightning struck crumbling the house into nothing Sllence reigned once more Mary Egan EVERYTHING WAS still in the fire light glow Two little pale blue stars peered quizzically from a cloud of softest black A low rumble filled the air as the purrlng kitten curled up and fell asleep Q 2 m :J Q. 9. '4 5 E-U m co Ul mxxxxv ZW O.' Z. gif! X' X E X u-if N I ' I if . 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I . . jg' 2. :yi N rr . 1177 W Q 4 XXX W Mix GWENDOLYN REES fm 4 ammg fauna 'Z-1.5 LQ'sr ' THE RAIN beat down upon the car as rt nosed 1ts way along the country road Insxde Mrs Lenlell wlped away tears whlch msrsted on runn1ng down her cheeks She glanced nervously at her husband who was stralmng h1s eyes to see through the sheets ol ra1n Notlcmg the grlm hnes on h1S lace she knew that he was very angry They had gone to a mov1e 1n the nelghbormg town th1nk1ng to break the dull monotony that had settled upon them durlng the last few months It was a funny plcture but Mrs Lentell was restless searchmg her m1nd for somethmg somethmg she had tr1ed not to th1nk about for a long t1me Then suddenly she paled and gnppmg her husbands arm she gasped Ilms home At hrst Mr Lenfell had hold her she was bemg s11ly and had trled to calm her However she mslsted upon go1ng home and at length her hus band gave 1n Now here they were r1d1ng through the ramstorm on thelr way home Mrs Lenfell kept hearmg her sons vo1ce saylng Come home mother Im back for good Then her m1nd travelled back to December 7th 1941 They had heard the news of the Pearl Harbor attack together and 1n a flash I1m had sa1d Im go1ng to enllst HIS father h1S qulck temper 78 I Y 1 off 1 Q 11 of -4' 6 I., kg 115 iv , ,-. 1. , 1, 85648: t c' - ' I-.xt X in f If'-Q l X Ps: K 4 -' 14? U' , ' s, 5 , . A 4 '11, . . . . 1 1 . . .. . 1 11 . 1 . 1 - , . 1 . 1 I - 1 . , , . . . 1 . . . . - - .- , 1 1 1 1 11 - 1 . - 1 . , 1 - 1 . 1 r1s1ng had snapped We ll see about that The quarrel wh1ch ensued was short and heated Ilm was only sev enteen then but he was determ1ned and fmally packed h1s belonglngs and walked out Somehow he managed to enl1st ln splte of h1S age and that was the last they had heard of h1m Mr Lenfell tned not to thmk of the past as he sat at the steerlng wheel But soon h1s thoughts too turned to I1m Suppose he had come back af ter all these years It would be fme to see h1m agam Has father reallzed now that he had been hard on the boy He remembered when he was young and how eager he had been to get mto the last war The trouble w1th h1m was that he had too much pnde Th1s very prlde had prevented h1m from g1v1ng h1S consent to hm and allowmg h1m to enl1st He e solved to make up for 1t 1f ever he saw h1s son agam HAD come home after all these years? Th1s thought ran wxldly through the m1nds of both parents Mrs Lenfell brushed away the tears from her hot face trembhng w1th exc1tement and fear She tumed to her husband and sald Dont be angry dear but cant you hurry Ixm IS home wa1t1ng for us Mr Lenfell set h1s mouth m a gr1m lme and d1d as h1s w1fe bid Sud denly as they rounded a bend mn the road the accrdent happened The roads were very wet the car sludded and then wlthout wammg toppled over mto a drtch at the 1de of the road A deathly s1lence followed broken only by the unmerclful ram beatmg down hm Lenfell sat on the porch seat 77 wh1stl1ng through h1s teeth He hoped h1s mother and father would get back soon He guessed they d only gone to the movles He wondered what they would say when they saw h1m After all 1t had been four no IIVS years Dad had been rlght back 1n 41 He had been too young Well all that was passed now and he meant to make up for 1t Hed go back to hlgh school yes and then on to col lege too Hed make h1s parents proud of h1m yet If they would only hurry up H15 eyes fell on the small tr1m lawn and a thoughtful smlle played on h1s l1ps It d1dnt seem so long ago that he and Dad had hxed up the garden Funny he should thlnk about that now It had been one of the few good tlmes he had had w1th h1s father Mother was dlfferent They had al ways been good pals He remem bered the t1me when they had made up a new cake rec1pe Boy' that was some cake They fmally gave 1t to the dog' A sharp sound penetrated h1s thoughts the telephone was nngmg At f1rst Ilm took no not1ce but mt kept on w1th an urgent note It began to worry h1m so he dec1ded he must answer It P1ckmg up a stone Ilm made h1s way to the s1de of the house and qulckly smashed the cel lar wmdow He carefully lowered hlmself mto the cellar It took a mat ter of seconds to run up the cellar stalrs and to reach the telephone I1m heard a voxce 1nqu1re anx1ously Is thls the Lenfell res1dence Bemg assured that xt was the vomce con tlnued I regret to tell you but Im afrald the Lenfells have met wxth a tragxc accldent both fatally myured Slowly the recewer fell from I1ms hand as he gazed blankly 1nto space , . ' I I I , . . . , . ' I - I A I I - . , . . . I I - ' I - I I - Could it possibly be true that he ' ' I I Il I . . u ' ' I I - . I I , , . . S. , . , - I I I ll I I - I I . 1 I I I lj -A 1- 1 , . , '. QB aa Xvf o' Q -av ' . e V, 5 ao !5. .,f 9' U.-D 53- 3 FALL HIGHLIGHTS OF THE QUEENS CHAMPIONS Andy Zuber and Don W1ll1CIl'YlS ag gressrveness aga nst St Iohns Ioe Ryans seventy three yard gal lop aga1nst Xav er Iohn O Grady and Iohn Dolces spmt despxte d1shearten1ng mlunes Ioe Ryan s :hve touchdowns and one extra po1nt agamst the supposedly to be feared McKee Ar Torelles John Godfrey Ed O berts hne supportmg roles all sea son 11 Koenlgs blocks on our oppo nents slx footers oe Ryan and Pete CToeJ Rocerettos ground gamlng and scormg aga1nst St Francls Ryans elghteen po1nts and Rocerettos held goal Iohn Va1l1ant and Tony Lembo s ad mlrable work rn the Far Rockaway ep1SOd9 Mr P1att1s baton l1terally go1ng mad at the McKee and St Francls games due to eleven touchdowns Whlspermg Ioe Scarlatas vo1ce boommg at the stands BASKETBALL Ph11 Reeve s excellent iloor play Lou Tuffanos tr1ck shots Harvey FI EH BIXTTTJDUE Robblns command of the boards D1ck Shuttner s aggresslveness Rrchards lethal set Durante Rrz zuto Red L1par1 Bob Tweet and Ioe Monacos dependab1l1ty SWIIVIMING George Holfmans dlV1Ilg Bob Schnelders free style sw1mmmg Steve Byrnes Charlie Hennlnger Herb Sauer and Brlly Grant lmportant po1nt gamers TRIBUTE The members of the Cllpper Ofhce pralse Mr V I Shlelds whose com petent handl1ng of the hnanclal sltua t1on makes sports 111 Iohn Adams a worthwh1le as well as a poss1ble alfa1r ADAMS FOE Passes Attempted Passes Completed FIISI Downs Penaltxes Po1nts INDIVIDUAL SCORES Ryan 61 Monaco Roceretto 24 Godfrey O Grady 12 Torelles Dolce I2 Zollo Congratulatxons Ioe Ryan upon be mg the rec1p1ent ot the Lou Gehrlg Memor1a1 Trophy as well as recexvmg a second strmg b1rth on the All Scholashc Eleven Don Wrlllams Ray Mcllvam and Pete Roceretto rece1ved honorable mentlon 78 0 3 lon. 'la' 'R' 'Q O O o 0 . I , 0 Q Pio ' O . QR L :U 0 0 . Q - -, Q . P .,,,-sarllrg o 1if: .I QQ x o I I ,I , 0 I . . . I, 5 0 If ' ' ' . . . Ed I I I . . . I II II I Hare, Henry Gregoretti and lim Lam- 'STATISTICS I - - I 53 A 53 Ph I ' - 17, ..,,,. 5 . ,ll ' - - - 50 ....,t , ' .. ,. 35 I I I I 280 M 5 . N ' mu, ,m11o ' 141 ..,,..e an ,t..t. ' , 56 ' I I I . . . it I ' ' - .W.eN so 5 . 12 : - I- I I ' c...... 6 - I . ,et,e . , , . 6 0 UN 'E I LORRAINE LIBATH ' LE We JW THE SKY became very gray and the whxte massrve clouds that resembled cotton bolls dr1fted lazrly over the sun hldmg 1t from v1ew It was Sat urday afternoon and th1s sudden change m weather meant that the Holllday twlns would just have to re mam at home Kenny and Ianet both resembhng the1r father 1n looks were endowed wlth a crop of blazmg red curly harr In four more months they would reach the adolescent age of 13 Mar1on Holllday thexr mother knew what 1t meant to have the two ex plorers at home They would search mto every nook and cranny 1n order to fmd somethmg new to do or to hold the1r mterest for awh1le She heaved a srgh of rmpatxence as she went about preparlng an apple ple for Sunday s dmner Ronald Holl1day the1r pop enyoyed home made P165 The dlsmal weather always made 79 Granny Baxter Mrs Holl1days moth er a lrttle weary and tired so she de crded to take a nap She had reached the grand old age of 81 and st1ll was very spry around the house Her hus catalog for the new spnng crops and summer flowers whlch enhanced the grounds 1n the rear of the1r home Among the many books Kenny had on hrs shelf whlch he shared wmth Ianet he always favored readmg Treasure Island and often became one of the bold sea farmg pxrates huntrng for the great treasure They both agreed that they would use the attlc as the1r base of operatlons an search of the lost booty They rummaged through old Christ mas boxes trunks and mlscellaneou artxcles Then Ianet came upon an old photo album covered wxth frgured velvet She remarked to Ken O ' , ' o wb I E . E Q. V ,o Q 5 -5 I r 0 C 6 S 6 ya! , . o , U4 O 0 ' , band, Iohn, was glancing over a seed ' . , h. wouldnt rt be fun 11 we could get Grandma and Grandpa to rem1n1sce about bygone years? Down the two f11ghts of steps they leaped Kenny took the short way down the banms ter and went shoot1ng across the room waklng Mrs Baxter up from a peaceful sleep Hey Granny Kenny cr1ed enthus1 astzcally we found th1s old p1cture album up 1n the attxc and we would l1ke you and Gramps to hll 1n the years Maybe they would mteret Mom too' Mrs Holllday had just put the f1n1sh mg touches to the ple and set 1t rn the oven She declded th1s would be a good t1me to hmsh kn1tt1ng Ianets 1ce skatmg sweater so she seated her self next to her mother on the com fortable couch Ian yelled to Grand pa Baxter and they were all settled now to go back sxxty years or so when grandma was a young mlss of twenty one and grandpa became the gay young blade domg a mlghty b1t of courtln Granny f1ngered the pages w1th a youth when the b1cycle bu1lt for two was the only means of transportatlon and a young gxrl w1thout a chaperone was classed as be1ng very forward She remembered how str1ct her par ents were about the drfferent boys she 1nv1ted to the home They had t fi have the1r hair shcked neatly thelr su1t pressed and always a pleasmg manner She stopped for a mmute at one p1cture ln part1cular and sa1d sweetly to her husband Remember the church p1cn1c'-' It seems such a short whlle ago that I was preparmg a box lunch and not forgettmg to br1ng an extra cut of marshmallow topped layer that you always en yoyed It d1dnt take me long to get 1nto my purple flowered g1ngham w1th the b1g bow 1n the back wh1ch you admlred so much and then I propped my flowered sun bonnet on top of my upswept ha1r and ga1ly ran out to meet you? And Grandpa answered I recol lect that was the t1me when that Wlckson boy had the nerve to ask you to go walkln w1th h1m' Grand ma wrnked sauclly and Sald He was handy to make you lealous Gramps retort was Ah yes Just l1ke Mabel Oh that hussy she had a lot of gaul tl1rt1ng wlth my mtended husband was the reply from Grandma The youngsters gxggled at th1s repartee capt1on read Taken at Coney Island Iuly 18 1887 made Granny chuckle The Iolly Boys quartet whlch was a rage 1n those days were smgmg East S1de West S1de Dalsy and a few others like Two Lrttle G1rls 111 Blue People were walkmg along the shore gettmg a breath of fresh a1r and chewmg salt water tafiy Crowds fllled Feltmans Then there were the many rldes The wr1t1ng below the p1cture sald Mary on the merry go round for the hrst t1me Ah yes Gramp sard those were the days when the people really had a good t1me How about showmg the klds the pose taken after we were marrled 80 . , . ' 1 , - . . ,. . . . . . 1 I U - 1 - , . I I . - I .. I , . faint smile, as she thought of her OH fhe next WOYH black Page- the . I ll- I I ll ll ' ll - , . . . o - -gow ' I XXKQVD 1 ll I .ll J X . . . . X - - n n , - - u X. gf! - - 11 n 1. fx u 1 f I If 1 J' It fl N . . l . 1 X I - . In Grandpa sard laughmgly Grandma txnally found rt and remarked My xt certamly 1S odd how customs change Grandpa was slttmg on the ebony antlque chalr w1th h1s legs crossed and h1s rlght hand clutchmg h1s gold .vatch cham The plcture looked a though he was ready for a flght be cause of h1s stern face H1s mustache resembled that of Ierry Colona Grandma was standmg next to h1m wearlng her best sat1n fmery Her trght walsted bodxce was omamented w1th a bow at the necklme The sk1rt whlch touched the floor had qu1te a huge bustle Her hand leaned on Grandpas shoulder A plcture of thrs type decorated the hvmg room wall 1n almost every home Then Grandma came to a snapshot of mother when she was seven Thls brought a gleam of pleasant memory to Mrs Hollrdays eyes then she re marked Jovlally These are the years that 1 enjoyed She took the album and tumed the pages Here IS a m the graduatlng class of 1911 and your father was begmn1ng to not1ce and annoy me He once dlpped my blonde ha1r 1nto the lnkwell behmd me Your father was a leader 1n all sorts of pranks And thls IS one of your dad at twenty leamng on a NO TRESPASSING slgn at the beach It just makes me thmk how handsome and strong I thought he was posmg there ln h1s bathmg trunks She sklpped over a few prctures and then started to nod her head Th1s brlngs back to mind our tr1p to Luray Caves durmg my vacatlon Your father and I st1ll slngle w1th two marned couples to chaperon us made thrs adventurous tour Uncle Teddys car a late model Star and our fnend Andy w1th an e1ght year 81 old Ford teamed up thxs caravan Be sldes havmg qu1te a few flats we ran 1nto a detour and became lost 1n the Shenandoah Valley After sleep mg rn the cars that n1ght and bemg fnghtened by the howls of w1ld an1 mals dawn f1nally came and we were quite bedraggled as these snapshots w1ll l9S11fY After that plcture Mrs Holhday sklpped over several pages contam 1ng many amuslng happenmgs and Ianet takmg thelr f1rst baby steps Ianet laughed and sald Dont tell me that pudgy llttle baby was me'-' Thrs group of prctures were the frnal entnes ln that old velvet album whlch brought back such pleasant thoughts to the entrre famlly and was an after noon well spent Father s footsteps on the front porch gave mother a start as she remem bered the favonte ple stlll bakmg 1n the oven Mom groaned Oh my ple But Grandpa had saved the day as he stxll had that boyhood hab xt of peekmg 1nto the oven It seems quxte lnconcelvable that a grandma who says Ken dont do thls and a mother who says Ianet dont do that could have had so many escapades of thelr own . , Y . I . S . . , I . - , , l I gg I I I . , picture taken at your age. I was then Paused at the Plcfufe Of Ken and I . . . 1 I ' I ' I ' ' - ' 'I I I I I I I I I .- 11 I l 1 I ' ' ll I , , . - ' II ll - . , . I I I I ll I I I 177' fp,- T? 2 i tm QQQE n f .0- f- T L S x CHARLES CARTER 44940414 SINCE THE days and n1ghts have been on the cold s1de lately and we dont want to freeze any shut ters lets talk darkroom the brg mystery de partment of Photography Most begmners m pltcher about D 52 Mrcrodol and Chromlum Intenslhers and soon shake the1r heads 1n wonderment and no won der too After readmg and fmdmg out that D 52 IS a developer and not a new bomber and Chromxum Intenslfrer not a car pohsh the usual step IS to go down to the Photography store and buy a few packs of Un1versal developer and a quart of Hypo return home and start work behmd closed doors as though mventmg some new scxentrfrc formula You can use small 4X61I1Ch trays to do your roll fmlm and contact prmts m but once you start blowrng up those salon prmts of yours 1nto 8x10 adn 11x14 1nch wmners your trays have to stretch a l1ttle b1gger and youll be m1xmg more developer to help cover the larger prlnt area so thmk this darkroom busmess over for a few moments before dlvmg mto xt Once you have estabhshed your s1te for the lab e1ther rn the basement or the attlc or perhaps be lucky llke myself and get an extra room III. the house wrth runmng water and a door w1th a lock on lt prepare to hrbernate III that cozy l1ttle room to turn out some swell hots wh1le the wmd and snow sw1rl around the house When plannmg the layout of the room dont fall to leave space for later ad1t1ons such as a blgger and better enlarger to make blgger and better enlargements or a l1ttle corner drawer for an ever mcreasmg negatlve T116 Have a place for everythmg and place workmg equrpment wrthm arms reach to prevent that 1n convement grope for the prmt tongs or package of contact paper at the other end of the workmg smk Hang a l1ttle s1gn on the door inf the lock doesnt workl caut1on1ng cunous relatrves not to enter and keep those Fme gram developers and Sepra Toners away from l1ttle Ilmmle by stormg them out of hrs reach and youll be all set to show your mother and father some so called waste of money 82 ' v '. 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' . - 3, 'M takm hsten to a iew darkroom pros talkmg I a R I Q a ,x Qo- XQXGNQ ,o o 'G ws 0, at ELLEN SCHWARZ onqd Ff0fL!'LG-If DIANA WEST trudged wear1ly up the stalrs to her room Her huge port folio pressed deeply xnto her arm p1t as she hugged 1t close to her s1de She thrust her key 1n the latch and w1th fumblmg hngers turned the knob The door swung open revealmg a small studlo The last dlm rays of sun came through the sky llght and fol lowed themr slanted path to an easel 1n the center of the room The canvas was empty Just as Dlanas heart It wasnt only th1s one evenmg but 1t had become a success1on of days untll the glrl could no longer keep a tally Her art teachers at the academy had commended her work yet here 1n the cxty she remarned unrecog nlzed Day after day she traveled to agencles and publ1sh1ng houses sub lTl1lllI'lg her name to aloof secretarles 83 who regarded her foho w1th a wmce of exaspxratxon She was regarded as just another would be art1st who dldnt know when 1t was t1me to gxve up and go home to ra1se a famlly She threw herself across the p1llow laden cot and gazed up toward the starry v1ew Such a srght was beautl ful to her though try as she d1d her sens1t1ve hngers could not fmd xt 1n therr power to capture the magxc of the mght The regal darkness yearned for a place on a canvas It appalled her to thmk that the greatest beautles lay before her yet she wasnt able to reproduce them for others Dlana was startled by a plpxng VOICE echolng through the bare studlo Whats 1n the book ma am? There 1n the doorway stood a small boy of about sxx she judged OO 'lvl ' ' 5 ' 1 : . gi 5: 'a ff . . , 9 5 ' 0 Q: l' I . 0 af She snapped on the farnt lamp and spent a moment m dlscemment Whats 1n the book ma am'-' he repeated H1s s1lhouette molded mto features wlth the hazy llght H1s puenle ap pearance was accented by a curly jet mass of ha1r and sparklmg black eyes It was h1S eyes that held her They were dancmg merrlly w1th all of youths mlschlevousness Why what book do you mean lrttle boy? He frowned at that and hxed hrs glance upon the portfoho as he re pl1ed Your p1cture book whats 1n mt ma am? By th1s t1me he had edged h1S way across to the couch where D1ana had seated herself Why he thought her fO110 was a chllds plcture book What harm would at do to satrsfy h1s cur1os1ty It mrght be fun The next few hours passed swrftly D1ana rmmedrately was fond of the boy They talked and she soon found that he was qurte mntelhgent for hrs age He laughed frequently too and rn h1m D1ana realrzed she was galn mg a new conf1dence m herself It was mvlgoratmg for through hrm she seemed to drop the years of fatrgue and despa1r Once agam she was a chlld She was lookmg at the world from a drfferent seat now She wasnt ln the front row seeing the actors wlth thelr grotesque make up as they really were Instead she was to the rear and the gllmpses of the drama were those of a chrlds fancmful falry lands Then a vomce called from below Tony' Bambmo' Come to bed' He left but not untll he had D1ana s promlse that he mlght come agam Alone D1ana smlled at her reflec hon She suddenly looked dlfferent for no apparent reason Tony v1s1ted darly and soon the artlst was maklng charcoal sketches of h1m In her spare moments she worked on the canvas There Tonys Armenran features were slowly con ce1ved H1s twmklmg black eyes met her each evemng as she entered the studlo She had left coples of her work at numerous agenc1es and felt that some thmg would develop And 1t d1d for one day rn late autumn word came that one of her sketches and fmally recelved recogn1t1on It was to be used for a Chrrstmas cover of a natronal magazlne D1ana fmlshed Tonys portratt w1th the rntentlons of presentlng lt to hrs mother But rt was the frrst draft the charcoal sketch that had drawn the attentlon of the pubhshers The curly hatr the laughmg eyes and broad smlle had made the xmpressron not the poor 1m1tat1ons of nature It would remmd thousands of readers of a llttle boy 1n thelr own home Wllh that same m1sch1evous grm Th1s was real It was good D1ana was happy when she d1s covered her mrstake She had used her talents on landscapes and ot 1er plcturesque scenes but these were dull and tr1te Tonys portralt was dmfferent Here was a person she knew and understood The pxcture contarned many personal effects each one entered Wlfh a lovlng touch Tony had as many actual quahtmes on can vas as rn flesh Yes Tony was real He had more lrfe ln hlm than any daub of landscape she had produced Beauty was precmous but Tony was genume 84 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 I I l 1 I - 5 I 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 , . . . - 1 11 1 . 1 11 , 1 - 1 1 I - I 1 11 1 1 . . 1 1 - 1 11 . . . - 1 1 . 1 1 - - 1 I ' I ' 1 1 I l I I ' I - 1 1 1 1 , 1 I 1 I T . , - . . ' 1 1 ' I 1 ' I 1 u ' u 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 - I - . . 1 . I I I 1 I l l ' . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 He l Light toes touchmg the grass so t loor D115 mg rn swan lflze asluon they soar like fr s o grace anal emmrne lovelmess Ballet rfghtness urnmg lights airy musre usfc lays they ance catlfke a C7 toe on velvet .So t ballet halnlalrng lyounclmg laeautr ul Ro 6 Tl' L76'Z9T7'lLZ7l L e Sp: mg ferna It s usty anal alarh anal grim But here s where I sit ay a ter Jay Watching or her rom within My hotly is w a but my heart rs still strong What is strength when your heart s ull o ho e She ll come back She Il come lvac For each hrase rn the darkness I gro e Ea h wave as ft rea s tells a story untol To th rocks on th shor where they ash I am calle my s 1r1t shall re mam T111 my shi safls sa ely home again atrfcra 9 Dalton e alle ' ' ' f f . .p. . . f . . 7 yd f fy . . . ' vb. 'E . . ,f . M . IS v CI . E .p- , 7. f ,' . V . ' J .f ' bl . 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P .. o vga 0 'ix MARION WASSON gkkzg g 'WFS aued all dlaay o fmwlll perfect one for the hrst day of school The cr1spness of lt was 1nv1gorat1ng and eleven year old Leshe Coles marched on toward a new grade ln grammar school Th1s blond halred brown eyed boy was exceptlonally early because h,s grandfather who had 1n the last week come to l1ve wrth h1m after an accldent whlch had orphaned the chlld was takmg no chances The grandparent bundled the boy off early so that he would surely start off the new term correctly Reachmg the school before every one else Leshe declded to go ln and get accustomed to hrs new classroom He entered and chose the last seat m the second row The famxllar Teach ers are meanxes KL loves MI and In memorlam for those who were scattered at all sorts of angles on the surface of the desk Down m the lower left hand corner prmted 111 a strazght even hand was what seemed to have been a ded1cat1on wr1tten many years ago havmg been shellacked over the carvmg as pre served It read To Lydla Th1s February 14th ol 1895 I am yours for Always Laune In h1s wandermg 1mag1nat1on Leshe trled to prcture what th1s Lydla and Laune mlght posslbly have looked l1ke Who they were and under what clrcumstances th1s was Wflllen H 1mag1ned a 11ttle g1rl m a blue gang 86 0 ' we ' .W ff:- N . 'Cala 'HL eg 3:4 7 ' L2-,OF-if 5 . 5 A V Y ' 1 ' ' THE COLD February morn was a passed away. waiting for the bell. ' . . . ., ' ' ' . e ham dress walkxng up the alsle and szttmg down to see someone had done some fresh carvlng on her desk A shy smlle reached her hps as she read the words and then a sllght turn of the head made her eyes meet the anxlous mans Ln the fxrst row last seat The commumon of the young faces hers wlth eyes so blue and h1s shmmg brown seemed to br1ng a feel 1ng of warmth Leshe wondered agam 1f they ever d1d 1n later years fulflll the promlse that th1s sentlmental l1ne had mcurred The tlme had passed qulckly and soon the classroom began to f1ll w1th the cheerful rosy young faces commg from outdoors to start a new term too Behmd each one of these l1ttle mmds was the quest1on Whats our teacher gomg to be l1ke ' Fmally footsteps were heard m the outer hall and the class lmmedlately quleted down The teacher had arrlved She moved softly 1n through the door and placed 1n the slot provided a card 1nd1cat1ng her name and the grade of the school on rt She was by no means a young woman at least near slxty one of the kmd that a school couldnt posslbly do wlthout because of the way III wh1ch she handled the young boys and glrls She passed out small sheets of paper for the puplls to place thelr names and addresses on Then as lf drawn to the spot or as by a hab1t wh1ch was acqulred from term after term of look1ng her warm blue eyes wandered over to the hrst row last seat wh1ch was unoccupmed then 1ust as qulckly to the row dlrectly next to lt where Lesl1e Coles sat h1s blond head bent sl1ghtly over h1s paper He looked up and caught M1ss Cunrung hams gaze on h1m he smlled and the womans face seemed to g1ve a slxght slgn of astomshment but dis 87 appeared as qulckly as 1t came She then contmued to conduct the class 1n a usual manner At the end of the day when the class was d1sm1ssed M1ss Cunnmg ham had completely won the hearts of all as she usually d1d Wh1Ch form ed the reason why she was an mdls pensable feature of the school Lesl1e was among the last to go Wallang gayly out of the door he glanced up on to the plaque wh1ch the teacher had placed there It sard M1ss Lydla Cunnmgham Grade 6B Then Lesl1e was off to h1s grandfather to report how he was sure to have a very en enyoyable term Before Lesl1e reached home 1t had started to snow heav1ly and the flakes formed a downy blanket on the earth around As he entered the house he ran to the parlor where h1s grandad was s1ttmg before the warm cracklmg come over and relate the happenmgs of the day At a glance the resem blance between the two faces was str1kmg One so young and full of llfe and the other kmdly and worn w1th age The1r eyes especmally hav mg the same look of quahty about them Some day Lesl1e would be a handsome man as now was shown 1n the older generat1on In typlcal boy l1ke manner he hur nedly told the happenmgs of the day and about h1S teacher M1ss Lyd1a Cunmgham Then the same expres sxon as the boy had seen once before that day came over Laune Coles face shght astomshment and remuuscence wonderment But th1s wasnt notlced for very long as Lesl1e saw that the snow was Just r1ght for h1s sled and out of the house he went faster than 1t took a snow drop to melt on a chxmney I . . I . . - . . . . I I . ' . - I I 3 I - 1 I 1 , . . , . ' . fire, reading. He asked the boy to I I - 4 ' I I 1 I I I I - ' I I I . . D . - I I - n I - 1 1 ' . . . , I , I I U I I I I 1 1 , I - ' I X ' o 0 ll X lg 9 O PHYLLIS OSYGANI up 0 - A x XX. 4' A .Cs lllfll It W S ' ' J 7 ' N A A N vox . 0 !. ,f .Q R W , 'K '.Q f 3 I1 7AGCke4G? XI' .By Q ' ' I' is - PROBABLY many t1mes whxle read 1ng you have dlscovered some type or style of wr1t1ng wh1ch has part1cu larly appealed to you At those tlmes perhaps you have made mental note of the author and then have tned to read more of h1s work D1scover1ng Thackeray mlght well be called an adventure 1n l1V11'lg There ts a cer ta1n someth1ng wh1ch exudes from every page of h1s books Perhaps you would call that someth1ng charm but lt IS not an ordlnary medlocre charm It IS of a qual1ty so outstand 1ng that lt has served to make Mr Thackeray one of the best loved au thors of all t1me The natural humor the subtle satlre and the profound understandlng of hfe and people wh1ch have made h1s work so famous are 1n the opmxon of a great many readers unexcelled by any other author Vanlty Fa1r probably Thack erays best known novel Ths mag n1f1cent book creates a character who to th1s day IS known the world over as the exempllhcatmon of the type of woman who 1S graspmg and ruthless ly pract1cal The woman was called Rebecca Sharp and the story of her r1se from soc al obscurlty to world pos1t1on through her cunn1ng and VICIOUS ways has been the 1nsp1ra t1on of countless authors to wr1te about s1m1lar females However there can be none to compare wlth the red ha1red and fasc1nat1ng Becky 88 Mr Thackeray dehghts 1n creatmg v1v1dly contrast1ng characters and mn playmg thetr d1spos1t1ons agalnst each other He contrasts h1s Becky w1th angellc Ameha Sedley who more than once feels the Sllng of Re becca Sharps venom of hatred and jealousy A book can usually be judged by 1ts ab1l1ty to make IIS reader elther laugh cry or stop to th1nk Wh1le read1ng Van1ty Falr you wlll fmd yourself do1ng all three ln turn Per haps you w1ll surpr1se yourself by suddenly reahzmg that you are chuck l1ng out loud or weep1ng sorrowfully and many t1mes you may fmd your self pondenng deeply over the 1ron1es of l1fe Wh1Ch Thackeray portrays so V1V1dlY There 1S a certa1n 1nt1macy between author and reader m h1S books created 1n the parenthet1cal notatlons and l1ttle asldes whlch he lnserts throughout h1s abundant pages I use the word abundant because 1t best expresses the feel1ng obtamed from such Wflllng Those pages abound 1n w1sdom humor pathos and d1scem ment Oftentlmes wh1le readmg we fmd ourselves unable to put down our book because It 1S so completely ab sorbmg Th1s IS not the case w1th Thackeray however for although h1s stor1es are absorblng Thackeray pre sents so much mater1al for serlous thmk1ng that you can read for a t1me and then stop for a day or two return1ng to your book wlth a fuller sense of apprec1at1on for what you are readmg Ir1 my Enghsh class a few weeks ago we were g1ven the book The Hlstory of Henry Esmond Here agam 1S the mcomparable style of Thack 89 eray I have found that Henry Es mond IS by no means 1nfer1or to Vamty Falr and I bell9Ve I would fmd It d1ft1cult to declde WhlCh of the two I enjoyed more Our Enghsh class spent a few per1ods t1me 1n d1scuss mg thls book and 1t was mterestmg to l1sten to the d1fferent ldeas formed from readmg 1t The very fact that there was stlmulatmg d1scuss1on about the book proves the ab1l1ty of IIS author When a whole class can actually enjoy a book that lt has been compulsory for them to read there IS an md1cat1on that there must be some thmg rather specxal about It In the course of h1s wr1t1ng Thack eray very often h1ts upon some IOPIC or phase of human nature 1n wh1ch he 1S part1cularly mterested Then he deV1Gl9S from h1s general pattern and wr1tes a complete mm1ature essay on the subject He 1S also fond of one part1cular l1ttle trjck m wr1tmg That IS to 1ns1st that he Wlll not burden the reader w1th these detarls because It IS not necessary to know that and here he proceeds to elaborate upon those very pomts Through the course of readmg one of hlS books the reader beg1ns to chuckle over th1s hablt and to recognize It 1mmed1ately just as we enjoy the qua1nt hab1ts of frlends and chuckle over them In one of h1s books Mr Thackeray wrote The world IS a looklng glass and g1ves back to every man the re flect1on of h1s own face Frown at It and 1t w1ll m tum look sourly upon you laugh at It and w1th It and 1t IS a jolly klnd compan1on I bel1eve Thackeray must have found h1s world the latter because he would have to have been close to people to ga1n such a complete knowledge of thexr 1atures as he 1llustrates 1n h1s wr1t1ng 1 1 1 ,, 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 I - n - 11 - 1 1 I - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 u 11 - - I 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 u 11 1 I - 1 1 1 I . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - u - - ' - 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, 1 1 1 1 1 - n 1 1 1 v 11 1 1 1 ' I I 1177? fe. If I M? lla 1 s f mw- tnzm at L S ly: WE ALL at one t1me have possessed the des1re to go on the stage Do you remember the tlme you saw Katherme Comell 1n Antlgonx or Maunce Evans 1n Hamlet? Remember how you held cm iamlly conference and astounded poor Mom and Dad and amused b1g s1ster telllng them of your latest am HELENE GOLDSTEIN I4 Grill 14,2 b1ll0I17 You walked around on a1r for days quotmg Shakespeare Tenny son and Longfellow Yes 1t was thr1l1mg thmkmg about years to come untxl you began to reahze you dldnt know the hrst thmg about actmg Famxly conference agcun Dramatlc school much too expenslve 90 1:02, jf- Q'- 'r wa- A l l::?xi l o a f xx - ,E ' ,LL ' . ' a 0 'I S ll . Then Moms 1dea about a dramatxc course m school Down to the grade advlsor you marched tellmg h1m about your new career He arranged for you to have Dramatlcs and you cl1mbed the hrst stepp1ng stone on the road to the theatre It was hard say 1ng calalnt mstead of cant and hne rnstead of tome but as the term pro gressed so d1d you and you became aware of your 1mprovement By now you re so mtent about gomg on the stage you ve ialled to examme the hardshlps to come L1ie on the stage IS not all flowers and opemng n1ghts Thats the romant1c part of 1t L1ttle do you know of the unromant1c phase of theater 11le For mstance have you ever heard ot Equ1ty'P Th1s IS a umon of actors Wh1Ch you must 1o1n once you are employed 1n a profess1onal product1on Approxrmately 8 400 actors and actresses are lookmg for employ ment rn New York Ot these one half that number are members ot Equ1ty You must hrst make an apphcatlon for Iun1or Membershlp You would then be cons1dered for 1nduct1on The en trance fee 1S S50 and S18 annually 91 alter that You become a Semor Mem ber automatlcally after you ve worked 1n the theater for two years As for salary Im airard most of us have the 1dea the wabes are hlgh lf you are a Iunror Member the mm1 mum you can make 1S S25 a week and Semors S40 a week Most oi us fall ln the S25 category A star may make from S1000 to S1500 a week mcludlng a percentage of weekly gross But remember we are not yet stars By now you ve gotten a small 1dea that act1ng 1S not all glory Try and remember thrs Dont confuse the urge Wllh talent You may burn Wllh ardor to act but perhaps you just havent got the r1ght amount of t If you have talent n1ne tlmes out oi ten 1t w1ll be recogmzed after you ve served a proper per1od of apprentlce sh1p Very iew good actors go un recogruzed forever If by now you re st1ll mtent upon gomg on the stage I w1sh you all the luck m the world and hope your name l1ghts up the great Whrte Way 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 - ui 11 1 1 11 11 - - 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I - ff iiasuis 5 Q QTLUST X 7 do s Res M NEW YORK N Y M lllllfdi lul mv S1 Imul and fluh bpfullts ,lmulfu 1041 uuln If mhlf nu i W X XL , L X ' 1 x EV A., 717777 A ' f YXXNX V ' ' 3 z I - - A A w 2 X D C V,-1, ,l f-- -Y -. 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