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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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I-5 .' .ff 'S J 7 r WE ARE the Forty Nrners The prcks on our shoulders and woshbowls on our knees have not been d1gg1ng rn CI moterrcrl Gold Rush They ve drorned the books and personalrtles ol hrgh schools days for cr few grcuns of golden educatron Adams style Four years ago we rnet wlth drtterent meoms and drlferent goals And slowly through the years weve grown rrch wrth the ulture ot books ond the warmth ot trrends We ve 'ound treasures ln the rnemorres cozrly returnrng to our hearts Very often back breokmg toll rnln gled wrth the pleasures But before we advance to o wrlder faster rnore worldly Gold Rush let s slow down o brt to capture rn our httle bog of tools the rect surrng rad1once ol or pa 1ng wolf ot hte Co Ed1tors 1n Chlef Co ASSOCIGIS Ed1tors Composlng Edrtor lean Lombardo Ellen Schwarz Patr1c1a Dalton MGIIOH Pagel Rhoda Benedon IRSSOCIGIS Composmg Ed1 Frances Karow Busmess Manager LITERARY STAFF Iune Helbock Florence Le1berman Dolores Holly Ellen Kelly Mary Lapossy Dorothy Mansey Byron Lew1s Sandra Moshman SERVICE AIDES V1ola Bannon Elvrra Honer Ruth Blaut Theresa Holzman ART STAFF Art Edltor Iohn Darley Rlchard Kumgel Iesse Dorso Byron Lew1s Florence G1bbons Russel Llnk Estella Heger Edlth Rcmit Glona Sharp Andrew Stelgman Shlrley W1ll1ams IQN lf L lm ff SRX it R ,E , John Mccuuoch ffm Sara WSIS ff fs Ann Kempner Beryl Rumerman Ioan Schnoor Morr1s Vetrano PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Irwm Kaplan Morton Rosen Arthur Tabbot Vincent Samplere FACULTY ADVISERS Edward I Clarke L1terary Robert Steed Ar ARM 5 .nap 3 Rlchard Blazel Photography W IoHN ADAMS HIGH scHooL OZONE PARK NEW YORK Z iii 'ff-QE JANUARY 1949 VOLUME a NUMBER 4 l EV WNFR flat? use glllljft W LLIAM A CLARKE PRINCIPAL M E iii' 2, M. 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'ff -ff, I .6 3, 'rf' -Q z - 1 '11, , , ' A ' I A ,4 Messugefrvm the Skipper THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Just ended we have been asked to look back over the lrfty years that have passed srnce Greater New York was born Now as l949 makes 1ts bow to mark the begmnrng of the second halt century ot the unron ot the frve boroughs We are naturally currous as to what tate may have ln store rn that perrod lor thrs lmmense and sprawlrna As We have devoted much ol our attentron rn revrewmg the record ot the lrrst trtty years to physlcal changes rn the appearance of our c1ty so our mmds now may tend to dwell largely upon materral thmgs as We try to plerce the Ve1l ot the future Hlghways tunnels brldges subways . . , town ol ours. , ' I ANI . I I arrports engrnes and machrnes huge and bold structures of steel and concrete may clarm our attentron as We speculate upon the changes of the next half century Questlons of slum clearance and model housmg matters of transporta tron and traffrc control the constructron of new schools hosprtals and other publrc burldrngs Wrll follow soon after as we conslder the problems of tomorrow Almost always rt IS a vrsron of materral thlngs that catches our fancy to the exclusron of any other thought as we look ahead fnto the next frfty years And yet rt would be a tragrc mrstake to concern ourselves solely wrth the creatrons of the drawrng board and the blue prmt the products of the rnrne and the mrll as We scan the future Our new trontrers may well he rn the area of human problems as we seek solutlons of the drffrcultres that seem to perplex us most lust now Age old matters of adjustment between confllctlng nghts and mterests cannot contmue to go unheeded or neglected 1n the years ahead Problems of freedom and securrty of nattonalrsm and world order of publrc health and welfare wrll demand our best thought for therr solutlon lt rs IU th1s area of human values that we shall be most heavtly en gaged 1n the 1mmed1ate future A due apprecratlon of the dtgnrty of man a proper sense of the brotherhood of all men and a realrzatfon of the msepar able connectlon between rrghts and dutres w1ll be needed now more than ever before A frrm grasp upon baslc prrncrples of lustrce and farr play and a readrness to accept these prmcrples as the frame Work of drscussron and decrston are essentral to a sane and orderly approach to the problems of rndependence and mterdependence that beset us The threats to just peaceful and frrendly relatronshlps among men and among natrons have gathered strength over the centurres and these drtftcultres are not gorng to be removed rn a day or a Week Mu h of the next half century may well have passed before our cfty sees the frults of patrent study and sympathetlc understandmg of the pornts at rssue rn a resolute attack upon the obstacles to a solutron Our school represents a mrle stone of achlevement of the frrst frfty years of our borough and our greater crty Let us hope that rn 1ts educa tronal program 1t has afforded both the mstructron and the trarnmg to help our graduates IH the conquest of these new frontlers rn human relatronshlps The next half century wrll measure our success m th1s prrmary oblectlve of all our efforts -431,11 ii A N6 tr Fill . 3 QJQZ. , , , , , , , , . , , , f l A l ' ' . c 1 - - :I-L. - ,se a -1, giffffgf klll DW 'fl ,A t : 1, . '.x. 'l ,- -QAL, ,,-,,'4h' 6'a14le14fs FICTION Untouched Enthusiasm Sad Santa Destiny's Problem Flashback A Sip of Fantasy Between the Pages Tally ARTICLES Standing Room Only The Answer Heave Ho' Our Hungry Hearts Frank Study The Fog An American Fctner Looking At Shaw The Virtue Unconquered Fridays Forums Pill Crazy r EATURES D dxcation Abstract in Piotog aphy Cap and Gown Teaching Teache Active Adamsztes Last Will and Testament Senior Celebrities Shoving Oil Senior Class Olhc Senior Pictures Pictures The Clipper and I Ships Library Picture Gleamng Stardust POETRY Weathered Words Tomorrow The Creation And No Buds Sing The Black Vase To a Louisiana Worke Wonder Tale The Tempest The Love Tree Code Id Hld Head Night Little Thing Dear Thanta , S COLUMNS f r NER X' Pit n Podium Sportstopics Frxll Fancies Alummnotes Girls Sports Books on Board Nut Bowl Thus n That Pa CI 14 25 68 74 84 SB 90 IU 91 15 . 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Upon entering the audito- rium, myriads of unharmonious mel- odies are audible to them. The mellow trombone, blaring trumpets and thun- dering drums are busy recreating any- thing from the latest hit tune to a new variation of the scale lack Benny popularized. However, the entire din is muffled by the solitary striking of the piano the note they're tuning to. lust as the overture introduces the musical comedy this key marks the beginning of the orchestra period lflr Piatti doesnt pick up his baton immediately after announcing the first selection as he knows from experience that the rummaging for and the ex changing of music is a preliminary step before actually practising lt seems to us at times that a colony of gremlins steals into the instrument room at night and deliberately mis place things as clarinet books are found in the flute music holder Some mornings the second violinists are elated when they notice more melody than the usual four bars in their music but their 1oy vanishes vhen they discover that they have a tirst violin book Second fiddlers have an understood union among them selves caused by maltreatment from composers who have given them only a monotonous series of notes to play Pl! rf Pvdzum DOLORES HOLLY MARY LAPOSSY -www' s They would welcome any selection that bestows upon them at least two lines of melody. While playing, Mr. Piatti subcon- sciously encourages us by his facial expressions, that prompt us to do bet- ter. These expressions are detected more frequently during the rehearsing of Passe-Pied, which has been re- ferred to by the orchestra as Pass the Pie. A favorite among us, that might go down as our theme song is uMarche Slavf' Seniors have asked to have Tschaikowsky's composition placed on the graduation program but Mr Piat ti hasnt thought it appropriate for that occasion The orchestra though still believes that the swift vivace would be certain to pep up the audience Although we lack Oboe and Viola sections and have an incomplete Cello section Mr Piatti has managed to keep us together He has done this by wisely choosing certain pieces of music that bring out our stronger sec tions His constant attention and extra drilling to the weaker instrumental sections are other reasons for his suc cess Often you will notice him help ing students from their individual mu sic stands Both the band and orchestra take up his time at other hours by way of his interesting hobby This pastime has him transcribing selections to bal ance his variety of instruments A re cent work of his for the band is the score of the popular tune Buttons and Bows Our school song The Clip per and numerous marches are orig inal compositions to his credit While he is transcribing these selec tions his daughters may be busy at their own music Carol a student at Bayside High School studies the Trum pet while Bette Lynne plays the piano 1 I D - . . , - V , , . . 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I BOB AND l had arrrved at my uncle s home rn Connechcut rn the early rrormng At about one o clock we de crded to spend the afternoon explo mg the surroundmg country lt was a hvely day cool and crrsp even thouah the sun was 1n rts glory We began to follow a drrt road not hav rng any rdea of where ft would take us After a few rnrnutes of walklng we saw that the road was comrng to an end Bob who was walkmg a few feet before me suddenly stopped As l came closer to hun l found the rea son why he had stopped so suddenly We had been led mto an enormous fteld covered wrth a blanket of tall spmdly arass As l looked around l felt the way a small ch1ld somehmes feels when he 12 surrounded by arown ups alone puzzled Arouna lace on a handkerch1ef tall trees rose T ew seemed to be lrke the result of a small ch1lds art oranae and red here Jreen and brown there Bob and l dtdnt say a word to each other but merely stood there and azed around After a mfnute or so l llnfouchcd EVELYN FREEMAF looked down at my feet and tfere drscovered that nervous creature tl arasshopper As l looked closely l could see many many hundreds of these nrmble creatures dancrna a rnumba or so 1t seemed l then began to notrce the other sounds of the frela ltke the crrckets who were havlna a concert and the b1rds who harmonlzed wrth them As we walked further on throuau the meadow rts beauty seemed to strlke me at once These beautrful thrngs were created by God alone' When we had reached what l estr 'nated to be the center of the meadow we stopped aga1n Everythrng was sttll except for the crrckets and bfrds We were enveloped by tall grass trv ma so hard to stretch and touch the f orrds and anrmals were llftma thelr b anches of many hues upward These were the funds no man had tou hed Only He lad used Hts patnts and brushes no one else Together we turned and started back to the o d not saytna anythma l knew what l had felt and thought l have Just put down rn words tl at whrch happened to me on a dax 1n connectlcut l hope to ee that reld aan a rt was men hvrng fn ts n beauty unter hed bv the false parrter man 8 ' ' ' ' , fe 1 l . 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X7 X-X X I X ff Che Ureutzen When the bull IIIOSSUIIIS Or a fhzlzl IS horn Neu ll e IS createll When a goal lb attalnul Or a job well llone Sans al tlon lb created When ll e ls olll Or the wears uell spent Memories are 1 fl atell ll hen vou breathe no mor: Or ll e lb taken 4 .soul is BORN 9 Weathered Wards The pages olfl anfl worn come to Il e W lthln :ts folers Ihr fl as a story That rleseemls rom I ofl s lrsl ereallon 4ml rom :ts roots vou gather ln tune The powers o zusllom Cemerrew I ahe me awax rom all flouhl Awav rom ll e that ls plain let me go where I wish I ne me nu Iungllom Io reign I lafe me where I ran lue In a spot I can call all mv own of :th a happv world arounrl me 4nll no more neell to roam Y et, I eoulll not really be happy W nth nener a tear to shell No uorrles ez 1 r lo llreafl ll hat kmrl o worlfl would ll In I I uc re aluavs eonlent ll lthout any harllshzps to ace W lth nel er a sm to repen Hut just allou me to lne ln pearl Let me share lll the jow aml sorrou I ue to me the hope aml mth PUFWIN BY To looh aheful to tlu goofl on lhe morrou RHUDA BFNI' DON S ' f ' 1 S . 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U , h 2 .1-ffl! ,,,,, ffffl xv W Standing 1600144 011 y IEAN LOMBARDO COMEONE ONCE SAID A mans home IS hrs castle lt 1S obvrous that thrs person drd not hve tn our modern aae of televtsron Your castle had b t ter be qu1te large rf you contemplate cwmng a televrsron set because you re gomg to need plenty of room Prrvacy' The only place pr1vacy eyrsts rn my house IS m the drctronary l never reahzed my famrly was so popular untll my dad got the brrllrant toea to purchase a televlsron set for our own use Thrs purchase marked tke begmntng of the dechne of on parlor set My famrly IS a hosprtable famrly We have always emoyed hav mg company but every nrght m tn week IS seven nrghts too much for me The process1on usually begms at about 7 30 The doorbell rrngs m other groans and my father smtles l-le loves all the excrtment ard fuss n ade over our televrsron set he does not have to clean the house alter our honored C73 guests have departed l havrng been off1c1ally appomted the famrly receptlomst answer the door bell There standrng calmly on the steps are the unmvrted guests Remem bermg the rules of etrauette and havmg successfully completed Soctal Forms l ask them to enter Our guests neve mtend to stay more than an hour and never knowrng untrl thrs very mmute that we are the proud owners of tele vrsron deposrt Iuntors bottles m my hands to be put 1n the refrrgerator Agam l smrle knowmg that baby rs go mg to be parked on my lap wh1le mom and dad enyoy the show Everythmg rs fme unt1l dadd who by now has explamed every knob on the set rn a most screntrfrc rranner decrdes the prcture would b mucr clearer rn the dark Out goes the lrahts on wrth the show All set to see the Mrlton Berle show l motroned dad dy to put on Channel 2 We got as far as the commercral when someone seated rn the frrst balcony mentroned aurte casually of course the w estlmg bouts Off aoes Channel 2 n vrth the search for Channel 5 lt was at that parttcular tune that lumor decrded to practrce for future tack team glorres Pleased w1th th fact that l was about to be reheved of a heavy burden l guretly let hlm down fWe all make mlstakesl My father hcd been frddlrng wrth every knob on the set tryrng to get a clearer prcture Cl hope l hve to the day when te aets c prcture that satrsfres hrml All of a udden the plcture blanked out com pletely Mom sard l knew t you burned out the battery agam Daddy rfumbled somethmg but l havlng th orstmctron of bemg seated at a dts tcnce couldnt hear 1t plamly On went the hghts and daddy w to by now had assumed the role of elec trrctan began to examrne the rurns The root of our trouble 1t was 1m medratedy decrded was underneatn the table Yes there perched a sweet as could be was lunror tangled wrres l-low the httle doll managed to crawl under the table w1thout anyone seemg h1m 1S beyond human under standlng Lrttle lunlor 1S one root l would have areat Joy rn transplantma And so rt goes nlaht after nrght week after week Yes a home rs not complete w1thout a televrsron set but rf youd care to take some frrendly advrce from a veteran buy an ordlnary r dro and stay happy ' . . , . 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K 9 W -WE, 'X HIGH school student proceeds through several dlfferent stages oefore he reaches the statron known as Sen for He grows up hke a frog or a but terfly through a process called meta morphosrs each stage creatmg a pecuhar 1nd1v1dual ln hls FRESHMAN year h IS a strangely hopeful and mdustrtous crea t re He thr1ves on homework as one aoes on bread Up and Down stgns become a rel1g1on He proudly arsplays a lohn Adams button and arags ALL hrs texts EVERY day He asprres to belong to Arlsta and become an act1ve member of the Adams fn telhgentsra He tdohzes the outstand mg untouchable Sen1ors who have at tamed the prnacle of success Teache are talkrng sttcks growmg out of desks One has no extra currrcular contacts wrth teachers Slck Passes are for the ayma The halls are roads of adven ture and suddenly he IS a SOPHOMORE soph1st1cated wrth hrs elevatton rn hfe Homework IS rmpor tant but he has learned that M n does not hve by bread alone The Sopns have become accustomed to the c owds stufhng the halls b tween classes and have dtscovered flesh growmg on teachers A SSUIOF stlll 'hath charm to soothe the savage 611,11 and Gown SANDRA MOSHMAN soph But the Second Year Man 15 slowly des1gn1ng a future for htmself at Adams and settles down to l1fe as IUNTOR Wtthm these ranks the sohd mass beglns to break up 1nto 1nd1v1d uals leadrng themselves mto all the ramtftcatlons of Campus act1v1t1es pubhcattons GO clubwork servtce crd honors Studles begtn to orgamze themselves and the busy Iumors have learned to take th1ngs tn thelr str1de teachers have suddenly become per sonal frtends The Iumors have estab hshed a beachhead and are worktng themselves upward And so the SENIOR wedged between the glortes of Semorhood and frnal tests of achrevements Regents We have carelessly rushed through the frrst few stages 1ntent on blossommg mto Sentors hke the coccoon IS trans formed to a butterfly But we do recall w1ld cheermg moments 1n back of a w1nn1ng Blue and Whrte and the solemn unlty behmd a team hard up v 1th defeat We recall wtth reverance the Armtsttce Day taps echolng througn the bulldtng at ll o clock to honor th gold stars on that flag rn Assembly Tl e Campus takes on unnotrced beau ll and the Nemo butldtna becomes a landmark The hnal v1s1t to the dentlst crves us our Senror buttons The last rehearsal before Class Nrght IS past and hrdden talents emerge before bub bhng classmates Excttement oxer mgs and prctures ts a spark compared t the brxlhance of Prom Nrght and 1t's all over From a cocky semor we change mto a newly young, newly urcertam graduate We re freshmen cgam, perhaps 1n college, perhaps not Hrgh School IS past and we reacn forth to accept the d1ploma as we step proudly across the stage rn CAP AND GOWN 12 s ' . 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Spvrfsfop cs Ao THL basketball seas n approach e the halfway mark t look as the urrent autntet wtll follow the truf blue and Whrte trad1t1on exemphfred bv rnany Queens PSAL Champron sums The squad contrary to pre season expectattons played superbly Aaam pacmg the Prestdent offen srve and defensrve play rs lvffke Han nfn the 6 ft all crty guard Mrke wt o lead Queens last year tn scorlng ts cgatn the leadrna scorer Another veteran returnmg to the fola thrs term 1S Donald Slattery who was second hrgh scorer on Adams la ' term Don rs feared for hrs set shot from the corner lftck Crosby the speedy httle guard wrll also be a valuable asset on bo h o tense and defense along wrth Cha lr Brueaeman a great ball handler anc playmaker Some of the newcomers to the squad are Kenneth Gaynor Brlly Saar who has been playrna mostly the ptvot spot and Pnrl Davrdowrtz who last season played brllhant IV ba The team IS faced wlth an acute problem the problem of hetght The talle t player ts Bflly Saar rho rs ln feet l tnch Mrke f-lann n and Charhe Bruegeman are e ch tt n th encounters thus far thts season they have had control of the backboards desptte thetr lack of hetaht Much of the success of the autntet has been due to the excellent passrna 13 ARNOLD KESSLLR 4. 454' fdlxxzy 5' nut atta k wnrcn tney have used on tne ofense and the man to man defense whrch they employ wrth prectsron lfr Delaney deserves great pratse for the way he has assembled so mex perrenced a sauad rnto an undefeated and much feared frve Wfth an unde feated record ID four games so far rt Q season Takma a gutck look at our alumm we s e that one of our former basket ball stars lS currently maktng good on one o the brg college teams l-l ago was captam of the Blue and Whtte aumte and now as a sopho 'nore he IS leadtng the New York Unrverstty ftve rn scortng and has been acclarmed by many leadrng bas ketball vrrters as one of the most p omrstng young players rn basketball today Our cross country track team had a very good season Led by Don Avenra Adams placed eleventh out o a trcld representrng about frfty chools Avema htmself ame tn fxth l r Ifforse rs now contemplat mg the beglnrt na of the mdoor track eason nd th track team captarned by loe Barbera has been worktna out steadrly tn tne boys gymnas1um 0 r - , u-'A ,.5- E. I I I W ' em Y, , HA A , , , N V A , s - , l s if 'L , l A , 4 1 1 c . ' Q . 4 , I - Y ' K v ' I . it . , ' T .J A A . ' I , ' 1 E-jx I r I A ' f J . - e - . s . . 1 4 ' , t I . 6 'cr ' ' - . Ht ' IS Bob Dederran who, but two years l . - . . I - I I 'I - U 1 A L . Ll I - L. :' ' p A , .C I g , . . . . 7 1 - . rv l I l . . , . r . V. , . 1 ' I I . A A - ' - X 1- , . . S , V . A ' . A o ' s , ' ' c ' a . 6 ' . I eQr Q' I K J ' - - I 1 , ' ,' i ' - - - I s , , a e , ' 45 17 Om ax XX l COULDNT STAND the cold barren look of our lrvmg room as l Walked throuah rt Wrthout a frre the room was lrfeless The frreplace was wtth out lts flamrng logs and looked a brt ugly Seerng thrs l decrded to start a frre to lrven the room to make the artrfrcral flowers seem to grow the objects rn the room come to l1fe and make everyone who passed through the room happy l started to prck up papers here and there and then Went down to the cel lar Where the logs were stacked just Wartrng to be used Graspmg some matches l started back to the l1v1ng room wlth a feelmg of galety and do mg somethmg brg After all a frre s a brg and Wonderful thmg Placrng the logs and paper care fully l l1t the paper lt burned raprd ly l sat down as soon as l saw the logs had caught frre There l sat lovmg every mrnute of thrs Wonderful pectacle Watchmg the flames danc Enthusiasm DOLORES TEICHMANN mg merrrly and the logs crackhng therr song Everythrng rn the room took on a look of happmess The plants awoke from therr slumber and seemed to look fresher greener and you could almost see them growrng The curtarns seemed to perk up The floor looked more glossy Everythmg looked shrn rer The andrrons gleamed so much as to almost blrnd you for a rnmute Lrfe was rn thrs room and every smgle oblect seemed to reflect 1t l felt a surgmg rmpulse to shout and smg because th1s frre W1th 1ts br1ght colors and Warm hues made me feel as 1f l myself Were on frre l couldnt keep my eyes from lts escaprng flames lts so m1raculous when you thmk of rt lust str1ke a match hold 1t to some paper and Wood and soon you have a spectacle that 1S breathtakrng Our frreplace was no longer ugly but a beaut1ful msprrrng srght The cold drab lookrng brrcks had become Warm and brrght, glvrng off a Warmth that made me feel safe and glad to be ahve These flames, these beaut1ful flames, rf they would Just stay ahve lrke thrs forever But they are slowly decreas mg, all the trme gettrng smaller and smaller Soon there Wrll be no more The glowmg embers wrll soon dre and lrfeless ashes Wrll be the sole remarn der of my gorgeous creatron 14 ' F? 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' - ' ' I - MORE THINGS are wrought by pray er than thrs world dreams of Wrthrn the lrnes of The Idylls of The Krng to me the most srgnrfrcant lrn was that whrch I have just quoted That rn le lrne seemed to be the basrc rdea of all the Idylls I belreved that Alfr d Lo a Tennyson rn wrrtrng rn hrs elabo rate fashron endeavored to show tha prayer and only prayer can fulfrll promrses mrraculously In the Co'n rng of Arthur the srtuatrons confront mg the people of Camelrard W re dr ast ous as Tennyson puts rt Wherern the beast was ever more and more but ma'r was less and less trll Arthur came Yes' T111 Arthur came Then wrtn the assemblage of the Knrghts of the Table Round peace and tranqurlrty was the order of the day wrthrn the warls of Camelrard But why should so great a man Krng Arthur come Just when he rs needed? Why? Srmply be cau e more thrngs are wrought by prayer than thrs world dreams of and the prayers of the crtrzens of Camelrard were answered In Gareth and Lynette overcomrng all obstacles how do you suppose young Gareth ever became knrghtea'9 Because he was the son of wealthy parents? Because he knew Krng Ar thur and hrs parents put rn a good word for hrm? No' As we are told Bellrcent drsapproved rmmensely of he favorrte sons ambrtron and went as far as havrng hrm labor rn the krtchen of Krng Arthurs castle dr aursed and unknown to work hrmself rnto knrghthood rn order to prevent hrs wrshes Overcomrng thrs obstacle Ga reth was knrghted and much of hrs success he undoubtedly had to attrr bute to hrs prayer and the grace of Goa Perhaps rf someone were to say that the greatest of all knrghts Lancelot had hrs lrfe saved by prayer another lo E715 ,Answer MICHAEL AMBROSIO mrght be rnclrned to belreve thrs 1ron rcal But rts true Lancelots lrfe was saved by prayer the prayers of one of hrs lovers Elarne the farr Elarne the lovable Elarne the lrly mard of Astolat as Tennyson calls her D perately rn love wrth the lovable Larcelot upon her frrst meetrng w n the favorrte of Krng Arthur her praye fo hrs safe and sound return from bat tle were answered Unfortunately Lancelots love was for Gurneveve Krng Arthurs unfarthful spouse thrs cau mg the death of the broken heart ed Elarne Lrttle drd Lancelot realrze at that trme that he owed hrs lrfe to cerved drd not materralrze rn over comrng hrm The contrnuous prayrng of Percrval s srsrer the nun eventually rewarded her as she became the frrst to see the Holy Grarl fthe cup whrch Chrrst Hrm elf drank from at the last supperl On must understand however that prayers wrll do great thrngs for the hu man soul but they must be contrnuous and everlastrng In return perhaps rf the wrsh prayed for seems to be the on whrch would ard others along wrth one s self rt would be granted but as the foolrsh knrghts of the table round found out rt rs useless to search for as was therr case the Holy Grarl and then pray only to be able to frnd rt Yes' Krng Arthur courageously set forward on hrs death bed to the lonely last knrght of hrs table round Srr Bedr Vere a lrne whrch to me should be th theme of every household to every bo 1 and grrl to all crtrzens of all races and creeds rn trme of peace and war more thrngs are wrought by prayer than thrs world dreams of .. , A . .. 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H 'Illll soon ll11 111r lo11ls ll h11ml1l1 Nllllll -I f KQ Y 4n1l In nn m1n1l s Uffllllll ss I lllll n1l ll l111pps 1111 11n1l south ul NIIIQLIUILI' 1 Nl s I pon lh1 Slflll l11 lou I CPI Illllf leurs An1l lnmlmg nnserw 111nnol pl s Inlh1 soungguls gllllll o lug E711 Black Vasc' II I9 or ro.se.s nn l1l111l1 111s1 It 511111118 on ll lable near II11 wuulou Nexl to nn lzoolhs Wo other lower ll Ill he pul Ill ll It 1.5 or roses The red r11l rose IIUIIS peepmg out Open up -in1l rearh out ,IAP tlursh ames lo r1ns1 ll1e1r tongues The? llflllh the sun s 111l1l wane 4n1l the 1lou1ls 1ool null. Their benutw outs 11l1o1e me Llhe elgaretle smoke Lnelzlznllng me Soon I rearh or ll lnooll -in1l ll petal alls lllle ll blooll 1lrop The flouerw are dung Ihe IDPIIUIN es1 apee I m11.sl put reih roses uwlllllll the znse 0' Beauh' fame lmrh to me 16 ll I - - yy , L, ' -.A, I . .- If .,- K' p A- 1, ' .' -.. . ' A- 1 1 'A- - ' ,I- 3 . . u ' '.' 1 ' '. ' '.. . AA nn 1. , ,.y,, Q' n h .' ',1' I . , ' . 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V F' .ig 9 I 1 ' 1 . f - A f Co zz lfvuzsuzmz Worker You re lawns rrulrorul lraehs I'or steel llgers, The l0lllSllllIll sun Burning vour bollv bron e You re laying rallrolul tracks WPSHWIPW 4n1l cold :ron replares trees Aml umlng engznes Shall leaLe a Lell o smohe A1 ross the lands potkezl me There ES the .smartmg sweat 0 the worlter 'V slllllllg flown vour are, L f Sweat to smooth the uav For men to rule Ilut vou shall Ill Ler rule Onlv the ru I1 Te ll us vour thoughts as vou beml low Wonder Zales I was so ehublw then When I ramlpa ll pat my halr 4nd tell me stories pleherl rlghl rom thx sl y Hts tmhlmg, alrv tunes II oulll carousel the worlll lnlo one o lzuttersf oteh and pu Hu .smiles and slllv un W hen he sat me ln hls lap Were enough to make me bubble and pretend That I 1 oultl braul my smiles Into the moon s long halr flml comb lt out into a mavu' blenl I wtshell that I eoulfl plav With I ranllpa all the tlme 4ml sprlnhle starllust on hu snows hfrlr flnll tumble into llflfllllli That onlw he 1 oulll Ilflllg, W hlle he uote togetlu r tal: s o 4nyu lu rc Hut oh the roblur sears Haze snatc hell au av rom me The wonder tales ln I ranllpa .s happv ewes And le t me just a plece 0 Gramlpa s chllll sh heart That usell to pu I. new stones rom olfl slues 17 , . . 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U 'lik -m 'il. in 'F ily s A 211 V ' 'x f f f TI- Q '-QS, - fc l,..-.sax 1 M 5 wc 3: - - f, ' .' - f f J Ke,-vu. - GLAMOUR AND ELEGANCE with swishing sklrts of glowing brocades and shining satins the low rustle of feet as they move to the soft melodies or a band and the soft colored lights as they sweep over the danc4 floor seem to be the setting for the luxurious new fashions that have been created tor the winter season lt has become difficult to choose new dresses for those special occasions as each style holds some new fascina tion The choice in materials is varied iaffeta is featured with bold gold stripes Eaille velveteen and the new brocade are among first cholces for special evening wear Styles are so rumerous that it IS easv to appear at parties with some new touch in your aress that no one else has There is the glamorous type with bolero 1acket which when removed transforrrs your gown into the bare shouldered almost formal dress Waists are all small and gn!! 911116165 VIOLA BANNON Tqffksuj fu' it if f Y , Jw- is--5 r the effect is achieved by a wide shirred bodice, or tiny ribbons that girdle the waist, giving a slim, sleek look, Cf course, the wide shashes that tie into bow bustles hold a place of their own in fashion news. They give any dress a stylish, party-going appearance. The trend in shoe styles for these holiday dances is definitely drifting away from the open-toed and back- less look and has emerged into a neat suede with heels once more becoming h gher and the flat appearanc ban ished lt is probably a change for the better Those sleek suedes with the high back ending in an ankle strap or perhaps the plain type with the baby doll toe are being worn mostly for special occasions and they lend an air of sophistication to the soft greens and golds of brocades that fall into folds around the ankles Though red and its shade from coral to strawberry are dominant this year nothing could go better with soft liahts and music than pale blues and aolds in a dellcate rayon marguisette with matching satin slippers The new look hair style brushed to hlning sleekness held with a small Jewelled pin of rhinestones or pearls will com plete this magical picture for winter c ances and parties There is really a look of th pr1n cess of old in the styles for that extra special date of yours The rici new b ocaded shoe and purses add a no e of luxury to your costume For your gown the bare shouldered look pre xails w1th the accent on the small waist and wide colonial skirt Tiny sequins metallic materials and short bolero 1ackets with flare backs and stand up collars add a note of original ity to the gowns This is the year for Prince Charm 1 as to take their enchanting princesses to the ball in regal splendor 18 1 . . 4 . . r il 3 - 1 1 . 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I A X X x Q bELLS RlNG books fall doors cpen and Ellen walks to lunch' Fourth perl a lunch wa a splendld thmg when wrrtten on a program card but as the term progres ed l have come to ap proach 1t w1th horror After crambl1na th ouah the OD stacles of the mam atsle l reach my t ble to recerve not a medal of honor but orders for three mllks the quarter specral and cake I am usually waylayed m mf path t the lunchlme and reheved of my lcooks and assrgnments What else ts lunch pertod for except t do homc X ork9 lt rs then that l beam my V1Q1l on the queue of other hopeful 1nnocents he menu advertt es lfver and bacon 'vtlllfl cole slaw and as an adaed at that an Adams spectal IS not cxactly v hat mother prepares but tt keeps on from fallmg by the waystde durmg the course of the day l have often thought tt strange how many old aauatntances have been r rewed on a lunchhne partrcularly rf am on the lme and mx frtend tsnt Now w1th my head whlrhng Wtth rders and my fmgers fumbhng wlth pennles l crawl wlthm the aates from under the tmposmg arm of a S NlOh P tor l know at e 1 a oem my eye level usually meets v tn her badae but 1t seems that my eye are rot aol to scale her hetaht tn ord r to see ler face lwy tray ts rapt y Our Hungry Hearts ELLEN SCHWARZ is -1-:S- ! -5 becommg ftlled now Every mllk has a name m order not to confuse me Jtola Dorothy losephme lane Ioan rrances twenty four cents Now the sllverware four forks two roons for cuttmg the meat and an olher for omeones 1ce cream fWhats her name abhors wooden spoonslb Somethmg mells aood Clt couldnt tsurprtsel c h e e s e on toast The spaahettt-a shght mtstake' After recervmg my vegetable plate and burldmg a Tower of Plsa on th brown Betty l tr1p Chterallyb over the r onrtor who sprawls 1n front of the C ate to the Checker Two pages of checkers ftgures and three cents later l arrtve at the table Vllll'1lI'1 seconds my companlons relate that 1t IS ten mtnutes to fto what lll fever know l neve look at the clocrl nd my tray ts sho t nc mrlk l dont lll 9 warm mtlk anyway lffy meal IS a btt cold now the spoon loesnt seem autte the same as a K tfe but l am upposed to be brtm ull of dtetary vttarntn Bells aaam books drop and ooh Vlola my Enaltsh asstonment Helr mel How can l posstbly descrlb lrrtta t on to a teacher 20 . . - Six- V ,fwv o S L - . 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Tl , S c ' t TIME l948 CHARACTERS Tegcher Mr CGrgdy Mrs Covrch ond loe Mgrtm SCENE A smgll but modern lookrng school room ln ct New York C1ty college A snobbrsh looktng young womgn stgnds before g group f older people who gre lntently lrsten mg to her TEACHER Thts evemng lgdles ond gentlemen we wtll conttnue wrth our drscussron of the Hrstory of New York before gnd gfter the consolrdgtro 1 As you gll know we gre soon to cele brgte the comrng together of our frve gredt boroughs lll try my best o rnform you of the hgppenrngs grou d thgt trme Cshe looks down gt her hgnds then up ggounl Oh yes Mr O Grady? CMr O Cxrgdy rrses 1 e IS g drstrngulshed lookrng mon of fo wrth or sllght scor on hrs left cheek MR O GRADY lm not be megnlng to be rude Mum but wouldnt It be we could tell ye g few thmgs? CMrs Covrch rrses she rs mrddle gged well dressed ond very plumpl MRS COVlCH Yes we ltved here lnger ond know more ond hgv runs through the rooml TEACHER Attentton plegse ths m st unsgttsfgctory How cgn lot rust g clgss of legrners tell me g tmng or two? MR OGRADY Well Mum lve DGSW re ntgh o to 5 xegr now hgvent lost much of me brogue But lve seen New York grow out knrckers rnto long pgnts out of bg ren lgnds rnto the commumttes o todgy TE tCHER Thgt s gll Very well but y u r ust remember thot l hgve been t ught the htstory l know l tht k NG lngd better drop gll thts nonsense The clgss f 1ll plegse come to order 21 Ceachzng Zeafher lUNE HELBOCK f 'B 3, 'The room gurets down ond tn tegcher wolks to the desk n the ront of the room She prcks up or book ond goes ropldly through rt looktng for her notes whrch she corn not ftnd Tryrng to cover up sne fgces the clorssl lEA.CHER Mr OGrgdy perhgps l wgs J l1ttle hgsty lf you lrke to tgke the clgss over thls evemng you gre most welcome to do so MR OGRADY Thgnk ye Mum butT wouldnt be wontrn to see your les son go to wgste rlght gheold ld be plegsed rf you would do so tMr O Grgdy gets up gnd goes to tte front of the roornl MR OGRADY Well ye gll knowt t tdlewtld Atrport Jrll D9 completed oon but drd ye know thot on tngt vert spot twenty yegrs goo wgs on o the ftnest f1sh1ng spots ln Queen A regl frshermgns hgven tt Do n gwgys on Lefferts Blvd ond contrnutng on to Aguedu t Rd Tgck there used to be o wood tnstegd of th regulgr fgrm lgnd The chtldren used to ploy rn the tree nd tn the gross tHe chucklesl l fell out of one of those trees Thgts where l got thts scgr l often wond r . , A , I . I . ' 4 f-N 5 o . D ,, , Q . t ' I O e.: ' , I . . if . I . 5 4 . . , 1 QF, 4 I 1 .HAI Ill, Ky ' 1 - Q C f' 4 N- ' i im 'K A - 4 V ' ' L x he ' n i 1 ' 1 . 1 - 1 , ' ' . . ' ' . . . 't - - - . . , . . 7, . . , X ' - -f . ' 2 ' ' 'f' A ' 1 I f 4 U V o e A seen more thcm you. Kg murmur TEACHER: No, think nothing of it . . f , 3 - ee 1 rs L . . T o . ' 1 . 1 l . W ' 1 A f ' 1. s , ' '. he ' '7 n 'S j, s . l y J , e , J , . . Q7 . X A D. ' of - ' 'H . ' wgs, t ' ' ' r- vx Y '. ' E : ' ' ' f A ' A H C ce q r s P 5 I 3 Q e . n B.. ' A ' S g g ' . o ' 7, . ' T A A . , V A gf - A ' . . e if the children of today appreciate the playgrounds they havin to ploy in. TEACHER: lust a moment, Mr. O'Grady. Do you mean to tell me that the children played in woods? Why the children of 40 years ago worked hard on the farms. They had no time for play. MR. O'GRADY: Mum, the children of 40 years ago were human too, CMrs. Covich comes to the front of the rooml MRS. COVICH: Indeed they were. Many were the times I helped myself to my brother's push wagon when he wasn't looking. I climbed trees with the boys while my mother was busy doing something else. Our parents were strict, we had our chores to do around the house, but we played and had fun too. TEACHER: Excuse me again, but, Mrs. Covich, how could you with the clothes of the times, possibly climb trees? MRS. COVICH: It wasn't easy. We wore long skirts with high button shoes. But like all children do, we found a way. Many was the times I had my pigtails dipped in the ink well. fa snicker runs through the rooml MR. O'GRADY: Me grandfather had a farm in the back of the land where a certain City High School stands to- day. Earms of those days had to supply enough food for themselves besides the crops to sell. When we 1-:ere kids, we would spend weeks at the farm to help with the harvesting. After we'd finish work for the day we'd clean up and head straight for the farm house for some of me arandmothers Irish Stew and milk. Real fresh milkfstraight from the cow. We never had a milk bottle on our table. Over farther on Atlantic Avenue there were more farms. To- day it is one of the largest freight yards in the borough of Queens. MRS. COVICH: When my brother first had his bike he used to ride down a hill that is now in the middle of a cemetary. Now the De Metha Ave- nue Bridge runs across that road. MR. OGRADY: There were a lot of hills to ride down. The Old Hollow in Eorest Park was one of the best places for sleigh riding in winter. Kids from miles around use to come pulling their sleighs. TEACHER: This certainly has been very interesting period. You've taught me many things I didn't know about and I must apologize for my holding back on you at the beginning of the peri- od. I'm only sorry that the class has to come to an end so soon. Thank you Mr. O'Grady and Mrs, Covitch, MR. OCRADY: Think nothin of it. lt was a pleasure. TEACHER: Of course we understand that the things presented here this evening are only facts. Many his- torical happenings took place right here in Queens that are written up in History books. But I think its won- derful to be able to say I was there and to be able to tell about these things. Class dismissed. Call hurry out she remains standing at the desk. The door opens and a handsome young man enters. He is well dress- edt JOE: Say what are you all smiles about. You're standing there with the biggest grin on your face. TEACHER: You know loe I had one of the most interesting experiences to- night. Those people actually told me a few things I didn't know about this city. They were here. They saw it happen. 22 .MI'I'IYl-I ADANISITES -I-Enix ....ugmmnnnn ,pf . 1- A 'W Q C f t , 'ig Clic' Cempcs! The lighthouse warns the ships at sea Sends a message through the dark o night To men deft mg the ofean storm Slups strut k lw the ual es thew fight T he skv ls hlaek and bla: ker ll gets 'l he wznd trles to ll ar the salls, On through the dusk the zessel goes, Brazing the en eness o a heal V gale Darker aml darker the night ber omes, But the storm has just begun, I zghtnmg plerees the heau' skles, And thunder roars luke a gun Suddenlv the storm suhsuled, l :ke vour troubles blown away, And stealing through the heam' mists lame the rst aznt Izght o dav The water now was serene and stall Stretr hed ar as the eve eould see Now and then a lone seagull passed, The tempest had ceased, heeame ll'Hflll1IlllllW And so had ended a manner s tale But 1 has ship had emerged such a storm ind he lued to tell that tale How eertam can vou he that he d not 1 xaggerate to The ship was larger than the gale' NP IL DUYLE U16 Lana Cree Oh uhat, uhat fan its purpose be, lust standmg there The lone Tru tlom lt stamls through all the sears lo 4lllHISf the clouds Its hranehes rlsf Into the blur and healenls skus lround It no other trus do grou llom lt stands through heal and snot Ill.: a proud warrior up ther: rl stands is 1 to guard our these mountaluous lands Wo other tref ulth lt can eomparc lts graft, lts heauts, Oh so mr 0 ll n ms gaze to lt does go llou can ll lue alom through snon Through heat and sleet through ram and hml lts heautw ne er docs seem to all U lu rea er l roam l look to see 'llus proud and heaull ul lone Tru Bl- Y I' RLY BANKS 21 9 rl -, I Q Y U. - 1 n I, Q' fi, - f . - . 1. 1 f . . ' u' Q, -e f ' f . 4 s O , F . . 4 Q f . .' , , Q 0 ' 9 , 1 sm' Z i 413' . j ' - V -9 - - 1 1 Er if I A I I Q 1 ,sf if if 'f .2 . 2f'?fg4gf1'T? 532 Atop a mountain, tall and strong, ' '- - - f , .- .- 5 .- ng. Yr A . .1 U -u . In tv ..w , , . f is -',-.. 4' . 1 ,,l' 'Q f f ' .' .- f .' an f X . . . I , r . I . , , -. .. , ' N .g .- 'f H .- ' .- O Xfsi . . X O f . Q , . . ,Q , Q ,ff f ' .' I - ' . . - - , 4 , l .Dr t -fig lf 1' ' - Q ' '- . ' ' . j '. 'iii 'A- 4 , . A . if Y-7 1 I- if 1 I,- FACES SWARMED past Some looked up and exchanged a casual grrn but too many contrnued on burred deep beneath bulky collars and scarfs The few that took notrce were rn fluenced by the ardent pleas of Aw mom I 1ust gotta tell Santa Claus about that brke at Mrmbles and Only one more package Thrs wrll b my last really rt wrll Can I tell hrrn v hat a good grrl lve been srnce last Chrrstmas'9 Huh? Can l'f' The man rn the red plush surt looked down rnto the crowd Hrs glanc drdn t fall upon any rndrvrdual but seemed to catch up the scene rn a body wrth a s ngle sprrrt There was no demarca tron of people or packages or mov ment Everythrng 1ust went by before tt could be caught The expressron of the mans mask mrght have been that of hrs face had the afmable smrle broken through lrnes c hrs mouth He was a member of Santa Unlrmrted an organrzatron that trrds the approprrate Santa for all oc casrons But thrs wasnt an approprrate Santa Claus not one who deserved the beamrng glances from carnatron studded floor walkers or delrghted saueals of chrldren pullrng on hrs rerns The department store Santa Claus thrs year wasn't even a Holly old elf ' He was Just another man who rnrght have been on an unemplo frnent frle had he not found the seasonal strnt The store has a srckenrng steamed smell that closed rn around the shop pers lt found rts nascent odors rn wer 25 H X f I 3 Sad Santa ELLEN SCHWARZ rubber boots the crrsp mrxture f wrapprng paper and twrne and the fresh smell of wet green parnt frf green parnt has any drsttnctrve odorl The man on the regal throne felt more and more exhausted not from any great labor What sort of real work rs connected to a Job such as thrs? Yet he seemed to tnhale all the haste and r ovement rn the shoppers pace untrr he too felt the exhaustron of the rusn hour From somewhere an echo of a bell came through the crowd lt drdn t have any great tone but rt seemed to heave a srgh wrth the department store em proyees Santa rmmedrately rose and hurrred to the locker room Off came the whrskers the boots and th frerf plush surt that was to bear the trace o some green parnt for next year Qanta to wear fAt least red and gre n were seasonablel Wrthrn a few mrnute the yo r man was rn the offrce recervrng a pay check for hrs frnal weeks work He looked at rt and then thrust rt gurckly, almost nealectfully, rnto hrs pocket He had almost reached the door when someone from the drn called, Merry Chrrstmas He nodded and mumbled a reprw vfhrch was taken wrth hrm as he went out through the employees exrt ' .- Life . -f21f:i..-1- X , jr kia: w .1 L11 f .:ogg?f'ffA--gg. Q ll ' Illsgxlfiy' 1 ', 1 g :ggi-J 1' .f I efsf' W, 4.12?' We '21 . 5 f we '11 , Q -1 jg I ,jf ' N 5 -2 1111 ' K ' 'Z 'ul N . , 11 Q 1, . N 'gif Cu t U V. :U ! ', 'y7'0f 1 1 X .tt - .L - 7 I f' X , ,f f . 1 1 an 1 tmp , 16,1 . . 11 1 .1 . . S . . 11 11 - , . 1 . , . V 1 11 , O . . S . 1 1 1 . . ' 1 . - ' Q- . . . ki ' I . 1 -1 , X, .. 1 . 1 tt I ' 11 1 . 11 1 . ' I f 1 A - . . . 1 . - . . y :A 1 V , ., I V X3 4 A - I ' 'f- f a - ' to . e, . 3, L IQ WHEN A best seller like Mary lane Wards startling novel about hte in a mental institution The Snake Pit made into a movie youd think the transition from the book to a movie would be impossible Alter seeing the picture l can tell you differently First ld like to talk about the book The authors realistic picture ot lite inside the walls ol a state mental hos pital does not make a pretty story the setting is grim and so are the situations that arise when a young womans experiences in the various wards are told The book spares no expense in telling how shock treat patients in describing the straitiack et cases and in general giving a truthful account ot the horrible or deals mental patients go through on their way toward recovery Since the book is told through the confused state of mind of Virginia Cunningham the principal character parts are written in a confusing manner especially when Virginia is having one ol he oft days Now she recovers her mental sta bility and is cured of her sickness ?nz14k Study through the aid and guidance of a psychiatrist called Doctor Kirk makes a strange and fascinating story l saw the picture in New York and was more than surprised in seeing what an excellent Job has been done to make the picture iust as real and powerful as the best seller There has been little change in the story itself but what has been added to the pic ture is an improvement over the nov el By the use of flashbacks the mov io tells about the life of the girl out side the hopsital and furnishes 1nc1 dents that led to her breakdown Per haps another of the pictures many pal part ot the young woman played by Olivia de Havilland to the small est parts ot other patients which is excellent The picture is a frank study of insanity lor 1ust what it really is an illness that can be cured lust like any other disease The picture in a Jay makes a plea tor better mental hospitals and has you realize that hocking cond1t1ons are still preval ent in our hospitals today Since the movie will undoubtedly be seen and known by more people than the num ber of persons who read the book l think it will do a lot to boost better state mental institutions and will broaden the understanding and sym pathy ot all who see it 26 . . A , , ments are given to the unfortunate assets is the acting, from the princi- I T- A I . . . . . w O , , 4 . f Che 70g PAULA TRACHMAN ONE DAY some years ago a light fog from the sea began to roll over the land As it progressed it grew steadily darker This is the story of that fog Slowly like an ameba engulfing particles in its path the creeping phantom covered everything it came upon buildings trees people like some monstrous vermin clammily claimed all that would attempt to withstand it Yet it was so queer no one tried to hold back the incoming tide of the fog Lamps were not lighted so that the people could see but the people made no outcry It seemed that everyone was to be lulled to sleep by that smothering soft cloud The fog obscured vision outwardly and inwardly drugging everyone with its false appearance of restful peace Still no attempt was made to check the now swifter moving vapor Close your eyes rest everything lS safe dont worry relax iust for a few mo ments what can happen? it sooth ingly seemed to say lm 1ust going about my own business soon l shall pass without interfering with you And so they listened and for a little while were heedless of the thing hovering over them lt was true the neoulous form passed over them A few were interested and watched its passage As they watched they re marked that it was growing deeper and darker and beginning to take form lt passed over their neighbors lands obscuring them from vision A few pin-pricks of lights would be ob- served and a few muffled shouts were heard, and then, silence and gloomf Still they watched, and the Cloud shaped more, and grew still darker and more angry looking, and it shaped still more and the onlookers began to be troubled and perturbed as the operation of choking the light and the voices continued More and more awakened and watched The nebulous vapor had taken shape and that shape was evil lt was rapidly cover ing all in sight They were to pay dearly for that moment of rest There was now nothing to prevent the evil from swallowing them Was it to be a Gotterdammerung another Twi light of the gods 'P And so they bestirred themselves and built fires to melt away the dark ness The lights grew brighter as more and more fuel was heaped upon the pyre Then there began to come ans wering lights from the valleys of dark ness Weak tiny spots gleaming un steadily at first but growing continu ally stronger and steadier with aid All together they forced the last pale remnants of the again nebulous cloud back into the sea There was much reioicing after the conquering of the night and the peo ple set up a council to make sure another attempt by the evil would be foiled and then they returned to their homes and went about their tasks Again a log IS beginning to come upon the land This time it is from a different direction lust a small grayish matter So small thef say lt will soon dissolve But do you not remem ber? You cannot sleep in the smother ing folds of the fog now' Strike a match Let the flame kindle a blaze that will banish forever the dark creeping cloud ,XJ-E N-?Q'l ' V9 4,1-s in I 1 1 1 1 . , . - 1 1 ., ' ' . , , . . . A . I 11 11 it . I - . 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 - ' I ' 1 I - 1 I ' . . ,, . 1 ' I - 11 - . - it 1 . . I 1 , . , . . . , 1, . 1 - 1 . ' 11 11 ,X . , X - 1 1 ' A - 11 1 . - A 1 . . ,1 , I X . , , D Aix 1 -1 . A . 4: . -'W EE ' H-1, .Ml 1 'X -V xx, v If-:-N' r-11- 21 'al Mft '57, , N4 21 1111--1' fx .l,lf,l ,, 1 . :N 4V-W N-. Frgf J jg? Q X KW m f ,VJ QQ? I Kas! Wzll and YQ Castaway! Km? ' 9 ILDITH RANFT From the tables tn the lunchroom, To the place where Miss Keller dwells To the dear old campus grounds we lone so well, See the Adams qenlors assemble, Wzth thezr zolces ralsed on hugh And the lamentatlons 0 thelr partmg casts a spell We Seniors are rapullv reading the last ew paragraphs o a chapter ln our lues We are eager to continue on, but m the uture there lull be many moments when we wlll turn bflllm and reread these uonder ul pages With deep appreetatlon we, the undersigned, do herebw bequeath To Mass Ixeller, the greatest OLHUOII ez er or thost beautl ul, large economy slzed, Senlor Buttons To Mr llarlse, our slupper, a motor or the lllpper Slap to speed her on to tontmued success To all Pngltsh Teafhers subscnptmns to tht News To Mr Patterson, N0 LOITI' RUVI signs to be posted on the assem bly doors To the l ardeners, a better crop o grass on the campus or the lun: hroom To Miss laws, many thanks or her gundam e, and a neu senior class wtth euer problems To Mr I' ,I llarlse mans more M9fll0Tl0U9 Medals rom lolumlna To Mr Iamlers, ewer RED blooded AHIPFIFIIIIS To Ur lon ov, a lasso to rope all students IIILSIIIHQ, across the cam :us be ore thf fnd o the selenth pertod secllon To Wr JIUOIDSOYI bear traps to catch late students steallng thelr nas through the rear erlts To 'lime de Kernm and Wlle lones tuo tallang French Poodles for the fonzersalzon tlass. To Ur I oldman a better smelling set of roclss for has l'arth 51101169 I lass! s. To 1115805 Breltenbmh and Berner, musu rlasses uho haze no trouble contortlng their faces to pronounfe final Tls and D,s. To Mr. Ml'f:lll, a book entltled, 'gllow to Strengthen the Spealung Voir e ,' And to the new Semor flass, a shl1IqS log wlth ezerx page filled ulth wonderful times The Semor Class Februars I. 1949 28 4 mf,- e s 1 ' n ' -ff AQ? - S All gs N ! 1.7 X 7 , .AO , 5 .eve Y .N J-Q s 1 Q5 W ' A 117. A 9 ll' N .-:1 x . ,V ,, 4 ' ' 29 lkf ax - J . . ,nl t l , . , . 4. Q .4 A . . , f ea - an f - h if i if I .R , . . Q f , ' . J - -' e f 3' Q ' a 1 l 'Y 4 3 1' -s -I . , V 1. . 1 I . ' , - t t : ., f . f K ' f. Q .. . . J. . J -, 5 ' ' . . f J '. 1 - f e I f - ' ' . 1 . ' .' , . 0 . , . ' v Q . : Q i V . A It . J A '--S I- ' - ..'. . --A I. , , Best I oolung, Best IIPFCOIIIIIIIV Best Ar tor llass flass Flass llass I lass I hararter Musu lan Orator I t I Ol alzst l lelerf st Done Most or I lterarv I ight Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Athletu Bash ul Dlglllfll ll l enml Iuhelw to Popular QIUIIIOUS Scrzmr Zclebrzlzes Adams Sul 1 eell B01 Harold Lasev John Smlth Robert Belhe f abrlel Nutr: Intlwarll Ilumburg Robert Steuart Eugene Horowitz Un hael Smlth Bert Malls Robert Stewart lharles Kramer Joseph Muller Anthonv lmraro Robert Stewart John I'lro1l Robert Stewart john Verehlone I eralll Afller l abrlel Nuvcl FIRL Ruth Tollefsen Ioan Arlus I'leanor Dammes Iwllth Iazobs Dolores Holly Ruta Napolltano Swlua De Flllppls Th: resa Antalu Ruta Ankuflaurh joan Artus Sandra Woshman Helf n Moritz I arolme Doerzbaa her Ruth Ham loan Artus joan 4rtus Ioan firtus Sandra Woshman ,Ioan Neyland Nolslest Lmll Dell Aqulla Ruth Hum UIBIPSI Wlttzest Best Danrer Best Dress! fl llass 4l'IlSI Wost I'n a lllzl, qlillll 29 Mitchell Kurh Joseph Pmtauro John Mr Donald Bvron Ieuls Harolll I asew Carmen Lopez Barbara Lauer fingelma Io lzrero Florence I lbbons Rose Peluso rf wits. , Q Q 1 .' ,1 ' 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 y 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 --- 1 1 . 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A I A .I , , . 1 1 . f -1 . 1 - 1 . . 1, 1 1 i 1 A 1 1 1 1 f 1 .1 1 v' 1 1 L , L 1 ' . 1 1 V 1 1 I L 1 X A . 1 1 1 1 , , Q 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 . 1 , 1 . . 1 1 1 1. ,I mill, I A 1 4 , 1 . 1 1. 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 71 I 1 . . 1 Q 1 Q g 'R ' 1 1 Y . ,Qin -- ' ur , 1' gf. , . f' ,. 1. - 1 ' I ff --' 1 X . 2. 11' 1, - vii l N - xh , , 1 f ' , 1 X, X D a lzrfzfmg 0,7 FOUR YEARS AGO on a cold dreary day a group of red nosed expectant younasters stormed the doors f Adams eager to explore the school of the1r chotce and to mvestrgate the tfpe of llfe they would lead durmg the four years to follow And now the four years have come to an end The younasters who may st1ll be red nosed are no longer young They have four years of learntng planted tn the1r mmds and are ready to 1o1n the ranks of the many who have graduated before them and who are successfully accomphshmg the1r goal Do you remember the fun we Je had here? To begm vtth most of us were blessed wtth wonderful teachers teachers who w1th all the patrence they could get together helped u bmdoe the gap of tle change from elementary htgh school from chtld hood to adolescence They have been cooperattve teachers When asked by the GO counctl to atve of the1r free t me perhaps to chaperone an evenlna dance or a basketball game rn the gym to stay one afternoon a week to gulde a stamp club or perhaps to aaree to play a basketball game ogarnst semor grrls who have had much recent practlce when the teach ers themselves havent so much held a ball tn the1r hands for years the tave been onl too happy to cblrge These are the wonderful teach ers we are leavmg and to them what else can we say but Thanks Conttnumg mth our hne memorres we recall our freshman anttcs t pangs of hurger gnawtng away at ur stomachs whtle we made a maa aash for the lunchroom at the begm n1na of the seventh perxod how many QI us were sent to room 325 by those kornble monsters we knew as Sen tors ' We were only freshmen at the t me but we knew and knew well the zteamng of the passmg of Pesrdent Eoosevelt and of the great Allred V1c tory a few months later rn lapan We then knew the safe secure feehng of peace But th1s was peace from physr cal host1l1t1es We were yet to undergo another war a war of nerves Even now as we graduate we are enterrna mto a world of uncertalnty and unrest let us 1n leavmg dedtcate ou selves to the preservahon of democracy m Amer1ca Let us work to make our country a safer place tn wh1ch to hve know the devastatron of war wh1ch we rn our youth were unfortunate enough to w1tness So tt ts with thts serrous note lll Goodbye Goodbye ana Thanks Thanks to Mr Clarke ldhss lxeller Mrss Laws and everyone else to whom we of the Sentor Class of lanuary 49 are mdebted Thanks Qood Luck and so long fo novt Craduatesl See you at the Alumm 1 eettngs i l 30 . . T . . . N ' Y g ne 1 I T P ' l A O I , . Y . , . . I f I - - I - I A . , 3 - -A im life! so that our children will never have to 1 1- ' ' . A Tu I , T f f 1 - 1 ' ' ' ' , , s say ' ' Q Y 1 2 A . s ' s l , H 4 J 1 - , ' I A A GS d I A TT, 1 ,sv l . . . Smizfr 611155 0Mcers PRESIDENT IOAN ARTUS ,b3fpQ ,WL O gm, A33fa'?J?ff ww W VICE-PRESIDENT DOROTHY I ANTZEN SECRETARY ROSA PALMUCCI V 4- , TREASURER DOROTHY PLATT A man s rem h should exveell his grasp or what is a hem en Brown ABELMAN IUDITH First Honors Bronze Sxlver Gold A Iumor Semor Ansta French German Prohcrency Pms Men tonous Exceptronal S e r v 1 c e Awards Frrst Axd Certrhcate PSAL Pm Arde to Mr Gross Late Squad French Blology Iudean Clubs Queens College KERMAN M ILYN Horn Nursmg Frr A1 ertlr te Bronze S G dl A mor Semor ns Second Honols SPdn P qbluencv Pm Secyon R senta ve Alde to Gross Nl' Worsb g5Mr tterso Lu hroo 9:1 u aj J PS A.L ndr fllr Leaders rig gaderjs Club Bdsket Volleyball Soitbal Bad rnltton Clubs Kmgs County Hosprtal School of Nursmg AKINS CHARLES Mayor A 1n Track and Cross Country Gold Srlver Bronze A Merrtonous Servrce Award Cap tam Lunchroom Arde to M Morse M OShea Wrng Foot Club NYU Second Honors Bronze Mlnor A Merrtonous Servxce Award. Lrbrary Squad Hxstory Olhce Lunchroom Squad Campus Dra matrcs Club Scenes on the Screen The Tarmshmg Wrther spoon Campus Presxdent i Biology Club Bxology Baseball Volleyball Tenrus Iudean Club Secretary of Iudean Club Col lege Unrversrty of Vermont ANKUDAVICH RITA Mentonous Servlce Award Frrst Amd Home Nursmg Certrlxcates General Admlmstratron Olhces Axde to Mr Burns Feature Edrtor ol the Campus Basketball Socral Dancxng Swrmmmg Clubs Class Nrght Umted States Wave Corps ARCODIA NANCY Frrst Second Honors Bronze Srl ver Gold A Iunxor Semor Ar xsta Mentonous Exceptronal Servrce Awards GO Represen tatrve ltalzan Prohcrency Pm Program Commrttee Arde to Mr Gross Mrss Mrlella Miss Leary Lxbrary Squad Lunchroom Ser geant Flrst Ald Home Nursmg Certrhcates Italran Modern Dancmg Clubs Busmess ll el' C 6 I IB el GER oplfrrs m N s g Nutrx ly Lu roo shxo Shows 'Sewrpg Baz ecretanal Pem bln: Club B mess ADLER GERALD Fxrst Second Honors Gold Srlver Bronze A Semor Arlsta Men tonous Exceptxonal D r s t 1 n guxshed Servrce Awards Captaxn or Lunchroom Arde to Mr Lan ders Mr Burns Key ol Courtesy Hall Patrol Swrmmmg Team Mayor Mrnor Letters Swrmmmg Club Class Nrght 49 Softball Intramurals Queens College ALBERT MARTIN I Axde to Mr Byers Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol Iunror Semor Glee Clubs Spamsh German Newman Clubs US Marrne Corps two years College ALLEN CHARLENE Gold A Mmor A Exceptronal Servrce Certxhcates Flrst Amd Home Nursmg Certrhcate Gen eal Olhce Lrbrary Lunchroom Arde to Mr Rudolph Mrss Mal oney Mr Burns Admmxstratron Oihce Basketball Softball Vol leyball Badmmton Soc1al Danc mg PSAL Pms Dramatxcs Stewardess ANTAKI THERESA Second Honors Itallan Prohcr ency Pms Red Cross Nutntron Fxrst And Home Nursmg Certxh cates Aide to Mr Sheppard Mrs Stem Bxology Lab Lunchroom Hall Squads Sectron Representa trve Iumor Semor Glee Clubs Softball Modern Dancrng Clubs Class Nxght Busmess ARTECA MILDRED Art Certrhcate MSIILDIIOUS Serv rcp Uwvard Home Nursmg ern flclte Red Cross Cert: cate Ride iq Mr Gross M: Burns Mrs, smith Library squad Table Ciptarn 'Lunchroom Squad Sec hon Rdpresentahve Dramatrcs Iourney to Chfndon Brshops Candlestrcks ClassN1ght Serhor Day Program Prom Comrmttee Fashion Show -+Art Institute ot Maryland 32 . . -. 9. , ,Mig I ff . ,I y .' I' gr g I ,f J , ' , E ' g , ' , ' id. e . '- .. ..: . l . . : I no I . t A. t . R .1- , . . . : .- I h . : 7 . . . . : . i- i M ' , ' 'd 5 '- , : , . . I . . t l ' I . . - ' ' e E , ' . I . - D .. ' . - I : , . r - I I I I 1 . ' : ' r- , .- . , r. ' : ' , ALLEN, BEVERLY Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, 1, I . , 0 ' : I I . l . , ' . . . , I , 1 I I , ' - T I , 'V 'E 7 ' : . . - - ' U , ' , ' , ' s: ' ' ,- 7 . I ' - I ' : I- .fly n - . . f . . ' I Judge not, that ve be not judged Matthew Chap 7 ARTUS IOAN Fxrst Second Honors Bronze S1l ver Gold As Gxrl Leader Iun 1or Sen1or Ansta Semor Class Presxdent Vxce Presldent ol GO F1lth Term Representahve Span rsh and German Prohclency Pms Mentonous Except1onal Dlslln gulshed Servlce Awards Deans Squad Iumor Senxor PSAL P1ns Frrst Axd and Home Nursmg Certrhcates Mayor M1nor As Soltball Basketball Volley ball and Leaders Chevrons Dramatxcs Class Nxght Iune 47 and Ianuary 49 Radxo City Rockettes ATTWOOD CLARE Second Honors Iumor Ansta Bronze A Latm Prohc1ency P1ns Flrst And and Home Nurs mg Certxixcates Mer1tor1ous Award Class Nxght 48 Cheer leaders 47 48 49 Softball Basketball Volleyball Iumor and Sen1or PSAL Newman Club Busmess BADER DOLORES Iun1or and Semor Ansta F1rst and Second Honors Bronze S11 ver and Gold As Latm Prol1c1 ency Pm Mmor A Alde to Mrs Fyle Mr Browne Mefll0Il ous and Exceptlonal Servlce Cer txhcate Lurxchroom Squad Mem ber of G0 Councxl Busmess School BAKER CLIFFORD First Ald Certllrcate Alde to Mr Iacobson Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol Camera Club Busmess BARNETT RENEE Second Honors Bronze A Iun lor Ansta F1rst A1d and Home Nursmg Cert1l1cates Merxtonous Servlce Award Aide to M Burns Speech Othce Lxbrary Lunchroom Squad Soltball Bas lretball Cheer Leaders Clubs Swxmmmg Club Bronze and Gold PSAL P1ns New York Umversxty BARRY MARGARET Fust Axd Certxhcate ' A1de to M1ss Iohnston Mrs Clemens Mr 1Pat terson Vollf yball N e N m a n Clubs. Busmess 33 'Q 'Q ASSELTA HELEN Mxnor A F1rstA1d Certlhcate Home Nursxng Nutntxon Certlh cate Lunchroom Squad Softball Modem Dancxng Volley Ball Clubs Busmess EMORTE LSIE Seco qpors Bfr e and S11 ver A Blrst Ald and Home Nursmg Certxhcatfs Iumor P S A L Pil,Q.lle to Mr Arx M Riprdon Lunchroom Squad BAISE BERNICE Fxrst A1d Home Nursrng and Nu tnhon Cerhhcates Lunchroom Squad Basketball Softball S cxal Dancmg Clubs Iudean Club Busmess .ij-ll,u BARBARA IOSEPH Mayor and Mmor As Captam ol Cross Country Team Penn Relay 46 PSAL Pms Menton ous and Excephonal Service Awards Axde to Mr Morse Mr Brennan Mr Conloy Mr OShea Deans Squad Hall Patrol Latm Span1sh Track Chemxstry New man and Chess Clubs New York Umverslty BARON ROSILYN Second Honors FIISL Azd and Home Nursmg Cerhhcates PS AL Pm Serv1ce Accommodatron Axde to M1ss Keller Mxss Fem berg M1ss Gannon Capta1n Dean s Squad Lunchroom Squad Cheerleaders Basketball Volley ball Clubs Dramat1cs Class Night Busmess BARRY PAUL Dlshngulshed Mentorlous and Exceptlonal S e r v 1 c e Awards Gold Sxlver Bronze A Axde to Mr Landers Mr Catfrey Mxss Massey M1ss Berner Campus Representatzve GO Sectlon Rep resentahve Lunchroom Captam Newman Iumor and Semor Glee Clubs Photography Physrcs B1 ology Key ol Courtesy Clubs US Navy L De er not tall tomorrow to he wise, Tomorrow 9 sun to thee mav nezer ruse' BAMTHELENGHI IOHANNA Second 'Honey ronze Sxlver Gold As Iuixor PSAL Fzrst Axd Home .Nursmg Nutntxon Cert: cate! de to Mxss Rxordon Mrs Mather Mrs Rerlly Lunch room Fashxon Shows Busmess E ANN M IE Sec s r Mer nous E GS .Lumor AL nd M e Nursm ca s ener y nch room Squad ask 0 e ball ModernDanc1 a m Square Dancmg usm BEAUBIAN EDWINA Fxrst Ald Certxhcate Home Nurs mg Certlhcate Alde to Mrs Gould Mrs Fyle Sergeant ln Lunchroom Softball Basketball Volleyball Modern Dancxng Clubs Lmcoln Nurses Tralmng School BELKE ROBERT Honors Mentorxous Serv er hcate PSAL Pins nze A tag qu Color atrol e to Mr Service ezghb he Tarnlshed lt rspoons Queens College BENTLEY1 FLORENCE cond Honors Flrst Axd Home umng Ct :hc tes PSAL Pm Nutr ton lhccte Lunchroom S d e to Mr Wexsburg y l Basketball Pembhc Clubs Bus ness BLI KENSDORFER GLORIA Fxrst Second Hono s F1 st A d Certlhcates Home Nursing Bronze Sxlver Gold Manor As Latm Prohclency Pms Azde to Mlss Brennan Lxbrary Squad Lunchroom Captam Program Commxttee Mentonous Exc p tlonal Awards Basketball Vollcy ball Iumor and Semor Axsta Latm Iumor PSAL Pms Bust 3 vw ,-Q Y v-dl Wm I ongrel 0 BARTOLIS ALBERT Second Honors Axde to Miss Mc Loughlm Lunchroom Servlc Busme X BAUM NN VIOLA Fxrst Axd Ce lhcate id to Ar and Ser 160 League Otice Lunc om Squad Busmesi. -I BEHNKEN IOHN Basketball Football Handball Softball Intramurals P S A L Pms Axde to Mr Foster Axde to Lunchroom Squad M E I Clarke Mr McLoughlm Bxology Club US Navy BENEDON RI-IODA Second Honors Fxrst A1d and Home Nursxng Certrlrcates Bronze Sxlver and Gold As Azde t Attendance Olhce Health Educatlon Olhce Captam of Glrls Squad m Lunchroom Class Nlght Forums Dramahcs Composlng Edxtor of Clxpper Dxstmguzshed Service Award Iudean Club Iumor and Semor Azsta College BERGERON HITA PS A L Pms Fxrst And Certxhcate Home Nursmg Mmor A Chev rons Fashxon Show Lunchroom Squad Softball Basketball New man Volleyball GAC Soclal Dancxng Busmess I ESS IUERGEN Secon ors G IQ. Szlver Bronze 54 Swlmmmg Team 45 47 8 Majors m Swxmmmg Ger Prohcxency Pms Semor Arisla Art Alavard Aide to Mr Iacobson Mr Brown Lunchroom Squad Mlss Schottland Chem 1stry Club Umvetsxty ol Mrs sour: 34 Better bv ar thou should orget and smile, Than that thou remember and be sml fhflsllllll Rosseltl BOGART EDNA Fxrst Axd Home Nursmg Certxfx cates Lunchroom Lab Asslstant Busmess BOTSCHELLER ELVIA Fxrst Axd Home Nursmg Certxfz cates Iunxor and Semor PSAL Plns Amde to Mr Byrnes Lunch room Servxce Softball Basket ball Clubs Business BRANG A t And 1 g Q ertxfx e yfe m qu olleyball I n kethall Clu o wi BRAUN MAE Home Nursmg Begxnmng and In termedlate First Axd Iumor Lrfe Savxng Certxhcates PSAL Pms for Swlmmmg Mmor A Azde to Mxss Rxordon Iumor Lxfe Sav mg and Heartstone Clubs Busx ness 'Kr r rst Al rtlficate f'.?2f Aide f son 'gig' Wlt son L qhrdo ewman Softball Boskg lClubs Busn ness BRIDGES PATRICIA Fxrst Azd Home Nursmg Certxh cates Servxce rn Emergency Room Lunchroom Newman Soft ball Clubs Busmess 3.3 BOLOGNA MARY PSAL Pm Flrst Aid Home Nursxng CSITIBICGLBS Lunchroom Squad Bxology Newman Basket ball Socxal Dancmg Clubs Busmess BOVE IEAN Second Honors Alliance Fran caxse Award Merltonous and Exceptional Dlstmguxshed Cert: hcates Bronze Sxlver As Flrst Ald Home Nursing Certxhcates Language Offxce Math Ofhce Deans Squad Program Commxt tee President of the French Club Lunchroom Squad French Club Iumor and Semor Ansta Col lege BRAUN DORO'I'HY Iumor Ansta Second Honors Bronze Sxlver Gold As Men tonous Exceptional S e r v 1 c e Awards Iumor Semor PSAL Pms All Around Medals Iumor Semor Llfe Savxng Mayor Mmor As Deans Ofhce General Of hce Aide to Mxss Sehres Mlss Wershals Lunchroom Cheerlead ers Softball Swlmmxng Leaders Clubs Cheeleader 47 Fashxon Modeling BRAUNSTEIN STANLEY Second Honors Bronze A Cam pus Staff Hall Patrol Lunchroom Axde to Mr Mould Mxss Massey Handball and Football Intra murals Iudean Club NYU BRENNAN ROBERT Bronze Snlver Gold As Men tonous Exceptional Servxce Cer txhcates Axde to Mr OShea Mrs Ross Member Football Team 45 46 47 48 Newman Club Dramatlcs Grandmothers Garden College BRISMAN MARILYN Bronze Sxlver Gold As Sec ond Honors Iumor and Semor PS AL F1rstA1d Cert1f1cate Ger man Prohcxency Pm Iumor and Semor Ansta Mmor A Azde to Mxss Laws Deans Squad Cap tam of Lunch oom Chem Squad Me xtonous Servlce Award In door Tennxs Dramatlcs PotBo1l Murder n Hollywood Whlts End ludean Club Queens Colle e In ulle washes ools suplnelv stay, Be there a wlll, and wzsdom mls a wav -I eorge Crabbe BRISSETTE EVELYN Home Nursrng and Fxrst Aid Cer txhcates Axde to Mxss Langdon Mass Feinberg Mass Avelmo Mrs McCotter Lunchroom Volleyball Modern Dancmg Clubs Pratt Busmess School BROWNE EUGENE Track 48 47 48 Cross Country Team Iumor Arxsta Mxnor Malor A Queensboro Champmnshlp 880 relay Axde to Mr McDonald M Martin Mrs Martm Mr Morse Lunchroom Chem Lab Servrce Award Wmg Foot Chem Clubs NYU BRUEGGEMAN CHARLES Second Honors Mentonous Serv Ice Certxtxcate Mayor As Basketball Team 46 47 48 Bronze Sxlver A Servrce m Hall Patrol Lunchroom Squad Aide to Mr Camson Mr Delaney Mr Byers PSAL Pxns lntra murals Basketball Softball Iun lor and Semor Glee Clubs Cxty College ot New York BURKE IAMES Second Honors Latm Prohczency Gorman Mxss Freese Servxce on Chem Squad Lunchroom Squad Latm and Newman Clubs Kung s Pomt Merchant Manne Academy LOR m smg , 1h t st Aid txhcate S yv to M1 D rco Lum: ro m Sq .fSb c1l Dancmgx ewman 'b Busmess CAMPOS LOUIS Lunchroom Table Captaxn Alde to Mr Scarlata Llbrary Squad Buszness BROWN ERNO Second Honors Bronze A Aide to Mr Brown ln Physxcs Lab Lunchroom Glee Club Cooper Umon BRUCKNER NICHOLAS Swlmmmg Team Aide on Lunchroom Squad Mr Norton Business BUCCHIONI EUGENE Spamsh Latm Prohcxency P1ns Latm Certnhcate of Ment Second Honors Certxhcates Servxce rn Lunchroom Axde to Mxss Dxsbrow Newman Spamsh Clubs Semor Arista Spamsh Chorus Queens College BYRNE ARTHUR Bronze A Second Honors Mer xtonous Servxce Award Spamsh Campus Reporter GO Serv1ce A1de Alde to Mr Von Arx M Gorman Forums St Iohns Um versity CALIENDO ROSE MARIE Second nors lpn r Ansta Bronze A Iumor AAL Prfx Nutrxtxf Awards Semor C'lubJSew1ng ard Fu? Axd Award Hom lfiursmgf' elftlh dgae Clas t I 9 Service to M15 e n r Ser m the u chr 751011 Jw Iumor and emor, Gleb lubs Basketball Lea rs L Sars Chevrons Buslness CARDY DOROTHY Fxrst Second Honors Bronze S11 ver and Gold As Mmor A Iumor PSAL Swxmmmg Pm All Around Medal Mentonous Exceptional Service Award F1 st Aud Home Nursmg Certmhcates Nutntlon Cerhhcate Lunchroom and Lxbrary Squads Alde to Mr McG1ll Mrs Gould Iumor and Semor Arxsta Volleyball Softball Basketball Clubs Fashxon Shows Forum Busmess 36 9 O . W fi ,. , R I . I . - . I I I IT . : : . ' . , . : . ' I ' r. ' . - ' - , , . .: 7 . . h . I . . . . I : m . I . .. ,Sul I . . . 7 . : . . . . ' : - ' . I I - , Pin? Bfonz? UAE Alde lf' Mr' Proficiency Pin: Junior Arista: 4 . A fl , - .. .. -1 AL D . . . X . ee e H I o ' I ' I - qi - . .C t . . ,gt K I kv - U a , ,v xg une l I 1 ' . ' ' r' . ce I - 'L , F ' o , I W 1 . l 6 I J I t. ..l t I I I I I - ' T . I - I I . I Blessed are the peavemahers For thev shall be called the chlldrcn of bod CARR M FRANCES Second Honors Iumor Ansta Bronze Srlver As Leaders L Stars Frrst Axd Home Nursmg Certxhcates Iumor PSAL Pm Mmor A Merxtonous Servxce Award I-'ashxon Shows Bazaar Semor Dramatxcs Quxet Chrxstmas Program Commrttee 4 Years Axde to Mrs Rerlly Bas ketball Badmxnton Leaders Vol leyball Busmess CASTELLI FRANCES PSAL Pms Mentonous Servlce Award Fxrst Axd Cerhbcate Home Nursmg Certlhcate Iumor Swrmmmg Medals Fashxon Show Arde to Mr Tobzas Mrs Clemens MISS Femberg Lunch room Squad GAC Volleyball Leaders Club Modern Dancmg Badmmton Club Social Dancmg Club Chevrons. Buszness School CATALANO VINCENT Second Honors PSAL Pxns Bronze A Axde to Mrs Ross Mr Troyano Lunchroom Squad College CHIARELLO BETTY Second Honors Bronze A Iun lor PSAL Pm Frrst Ard and Home Nursmg Cerhhcate Chev rons Aide to Mrss Rlordon Mrs Losh Lunchroom Squad. Square Dancxng Badmmton Modern Dancmg Volleyball Clubs Busmess CINARELLA NICKOLAS Mentouous Servlce Award Axde to Mrs Horton Mr OShea Lock erroom Squad Lunchroom Squad PSAL Awards Baseball Bas ketball Handball Intramurals Clubs Busmess CLYNE ALICE T IA Flrst A Hom N Nutn lg hcates' lu E Senior SAL mmm ns Alde to Mzss u dance Olhce H c l hce Hxstfor Ofhce N wman as ketball Chevron Clubs New Y elephone Company 37 Matthew Chap 5 CASEY HAROLD Mayor As rn Basketball bec ond Honors Bronze A Azde to Mr Delaney Mr Camson Lunch room Squad Basketball Team 46 47 48 Baseball Team 46 47 College CATALANO RAYMOND Hall Patrol Lunchroom Capiam Lunchroom Guard Gzrls Health Educahon Servxce Baseball Busxness CATALANO VITA Iumor PSAL Swxmmxng Pm Frrst Axd Certrhcate Home Nurs mg Certxhcate Aide to Mlss Pa quette Mxss Smith M1ss Novotny and Mr Sheppard Lunchroom French Club Busxness CHURINSKY GEORGE ver Gold A Servlce Alde m Hall Patrol GO Oihce Lunch room Squad Photography Stall Camera Club Techmcal School IN IO My e ur ng cae terso Gould ltaha dern Dancing ness COLFORD HELEN Arlsta Second Honors Mmor Bronze Sxlver As Merrtorxous Exceptxonal Servzce Awards Sewmg Awards Fxrst Amd Home Nursmg Certrhcates P S A L Pxns Arde to Mr Rudolph M Burns Mlss Moloney General Olhce Health Servxce Oihce Lunchroom Mr Patterson Libra ry Basketball KCGPU Volleyball Softball Badmrnton Soc1alDanc mg Clubs Long Island College ol Nursmg 4 0 . W . Y . 1 . 1 1 1 I I ' ' 1 ll I II 1 .'. Q I I 1 1 1 I - I 1 1 1 1 I X I ' D I I I I 1 1 1 ' ..- , . I ..A 1 I - n ' I ' A I I I I ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 U 1 ' ' I I ' I . 1 D I . . I I - 1 I ' ' 1 I . I ' 1 I - 1 1 1 I I I u I I I 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 . 1 : - i I I I ' I I 1 : 1 I I nu II- I . 1' . . . ' Second Honors: Bronze A : Sil- 1 1 1 1- 1 I I I H H: ' ' ' : - 1 . . . : . . 7 - 7 1 . , , 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 1 I I T I 1 t I I I 1 l 1' - ' 1 I NA ' ' ' 7 ' F f, I-Ip ffl , g , ' ' , - ' de o r . 7 : 7 n o 1 . . . . 1 : - bS-- u : : - 1 , 1 ' 1 l 1 1 n, Cr V . 1 .'. - ' I I .- . . . . : . ' : rl ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' , e O- . 1 .' . I 1 I 1 1 ' . . - - ' ' ' : ' . 1 1 The vears lellrh much whuh the llavs nener know CONNOR GERTRUDE Sec d Honors Iumor rsta ro A 1 Frrst Axd Nut tan Home Nursmg Certxhcatesg PS AL Arde to Mr Ray Mrs Gould Mrss Iohnson Table Captam Lunchroom Guard Sergeant Soft ball Basketball Volleyball Clubs Busmess CONZA FLORENCE Second Honors Home Nursmg Flrst A1d Certrfrcates Iumor Sen lor Swrmmrng Prns Arde to Mr Wersburg Mrss Kellers Offxce Attendance Otirce Table Captam Swrmmmg Club Busmess CROKER DORIS L Second Honors Bronze Silver and Gold As Iunxor and Sen lor Arrsta 3 Year Household Arts Award Mentonous and Excep tronal Servxce Certxfxcates Honor able Mentzon rn Sewmg Frrst Ard Home Nursmg NUTKIQIOH Cer trhcates Arde to Mrs Rezlly Pro gram Commzttees Table Captam Lunchroom G u a r d Sergeant Pemblxc Secretarml Clubs Fash ron Show Bazaa Busmess DALTILLO PAULINE Frrst Honors Merrtorrous Excep tronal Dxstmgulshed S e r v 1 c e Awards French Proflclency Pm Gold Srlver Bronze As Home Nursmg Frrst Amd Art Certrfr cates Arde to Mxss de Kernay Mr Gunthert Mr Yourman Mxss Iones Mr Iacobson Lieutenant Guard rn Lunchroom Regents mg Clubs Iumor and Semor Ar rsta 'Queens College DAMMES ELEANOR Second Honors nze d As u 1 Hom N I rlh GO Repr 2 m e torxous te a 4 DAm1co cClell d s Lrlhma s Fyfe Mrs rnn Mnor A round als Iu lor d A Pms e amor Lrfe Savrng Softball o eyball e an Stars Dramatxcs Presbytenan Medxcal Center DAVIDOWITZ PHILIP Second Honors Bronze Srlver Gold As PSAL Awards Axde to Mlss Gxllxgan Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol Mmor A Basketball Team Spamsh Sort ball Clubs Basketball Intramur als College I Ralph Walllo fmvrson CONWAY GERARD Aide to Mr Troyano Lockerroom Hall Patrol Lunchroom lntra mural Softball Football Clubs US Navy CONZA MARIA First Ard Home Nursmg Certzh Cates Mentonous Serv1ceAward. Italxan Profrcrency Pms Arde to Mrss Mzlella Mrss Femberg Mrss Drsbrow Mlss Munn Spamsh Ofhce Latin Offxce English Of f1ce ltalxan fVrce Presrdentl Newman Club Class Nrght Vol leyball Club Busmess CZERWINSKI STANLEY Arde to Mr Confoy Mr McG1ll Deans Lunchroom Squads Hall Patrol M Camson Camera Newman Clubs Mentorrous Ex ceptronal Servlce Awards as ketball Softball Handball Intra murals Busmess DALY DOLORES PSAL Iumor and Semor Swxm mmg Pm Flrst Ard Home Nurs mg Nutntron Certrfxcates Emer gency Room Mrss Io ston and Mrs Gould Cl per ffzce Glee Club I m mm ARMS RITA F1rstArd Home Nursmg Nutrrtron Certxhcates Lunchroom Squad Aide to Mr Patterson Mr Byrne Miss Rxordon Glee Club Fashron Show Dramatxcs Class Nrght 49 Barbrzon School of Modelmg DAY CHARLOTTE Mentorlous Excep onalrlir at Aw rds Br nz lu S in 16:0 bgter Fxrst Ald WMA mae to Mr 11 lly ear Program e Ba zaars hron s Lunchroom Leaders and Star Bad ton V eykall ,Pemblxc Clubs Grls Athgtal Councrl Sen oxr Drqndtr A Quxet Chndfg 9-fHome Nursmg Certr hcate Busmess 38 . u H Q ' - J . 4 ' . ' 3 , 3. ' ' ' ' l - . . , B ., ,. I I. I I I - . .- , I 1 1 .-' . - 1 r I I ' t ' l . I L : ' . ' ' I ' ' '- l I I , . I I I - -In I 1 . I .ul - I I I . I , I , I I . . I B - ' , r.- ' . . , - , I I - 1 n n l ' I I I I ' I si Y 1 ' I . , - , r. Recording, French, Square Danc- E- l- Clflfk I 11 ' Q' I f fd' - I - - , I ef dr ' 1 - ' .- '. ' f Si G A Gol , Iu IAr - - - - - -- Ad, in 1- tes, L -- . . . . e --1 o da- - ti Ca ' - 'ce - - . - , nd e 0 Q - : e - - I Q ' ' 'I . I I - . . F' : Q' ' l ' ' - . ' n i r A . . P.S. . . . C , ' ' s a , . I I . I V ll , e r's L d - II 'XI I , , - ' . ., r . . ' , P , , ' r . I I I ! ' , . . . . : S : ' , I I I . . I .C .. . - . , . .- I am a vltlzen, not 0 Athens or I reere, hul 0 the uorlll Sou-ales DE CARLO LAWRENCE Servlce rn Lunchroom Baseball Team Azde to Mr Scarlata College DEGENHARDT CECILIA Second Honors Bronze Sllver and Gold As Flrst Ald Certx hcate Home Nursmg cmd Nutn hon PSAL Certrhcates Axde to Mr Machlowrtz and Mr Shep pard Lunch oom Squad Busr ness DE ROSA CAMILLE PSAL Swlmmmg Pins Iumor and Semor Fxrst And and Home Nursmg Certlhcates Axde to Mlss Iohnston Mr Clarke Mass Rxo don Iumor and Semor Glee Club Cheerleaders Dancmg and Softball Clubs Busmess DIMATT d o N s !llhCQf rs eagan Lun s ketball a Modern cm um Glee Clubs Busm 1 L-4' 7.4 DI PIPPA IOHN Second Honors Mentorrous Serv lce Cerhhcate Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol A1de to Mr Iacobson Mr Devms PSAL Pms Foot ball Softball Basketball Intra murals US Navy DONNELLY RAYMOND Mayor Minor s Servxce Award Lunchroom Deans Of hce Bxology Laboratory Hall Squad Gymnasxum Swlmmmg Team 48 49 Newman Club US Navy 39 DEI-'ILlr'-'IS SYLVIA Second Honors Bronze Sxlver Gold As Mentonous Certlh cate lumor and Semor Arxsta Bronze and Gold PSAL Pms Fxrst Axd Certlhcate Sewmg Honorable Mentlon Awards Alde to Mxss Berner Mrs Lyons Lunch room Squad GO Representative Red Cross Representatlve Com mumon Breakfast Chou Leaders Iumor and Semor Glee Club Ad vanced Chorus Modern Dancmg Bond Rally Show Iumor and Sen lor Dramatlcs Club Busmegg DELL AQUILA EMIL Second Honors Bronze Gold A Exceptional Merxtonous Servxce Cerhfxcates Lunchroom Squads Hall Patrol Captam of Cam pus Clrculahon Staff GO Of hce Aide Semor Arista Key of Courtesy Softball Handball In trumurals Ch9m1SlIY College DE SIMIO DOROTHY Iumor and Semor PSAL Pms F1 st Ald and Home Nursmg Cer tlircates Aide to Mrs McCotter Lxeutenant m Lunch oom Tralhc S ftball Modern Dancmg New man Clubs Busmess DINNEAN GERTRLLQE Flr Aid P51190 Nfislng Ce hh PSAL Pms Secg1dHon ors Aide to Mrpg Ina Bar L nah room Sqpdr Class Nw: 48 Solibal Baskgt-bgl. Swxmmrn Che rleade lubs ,Co Ccptgl eerlea ers Squad 47 Cap tam of Squad 4'8 Barbxzon School of Modelmg DO BAC CAR NE lr A H ursm Cerhh hroom to Mr P onnor olle lx, New Tennis s Q5 l Repre usmess DONNELLY VESTA Fnrst Axd Nutntlon Home Nurs mg Cerhhcates Aide to Mxss De Kernay Lunchroom Squad Sec retarxal Club Busmes - . f J I f . ' is ' .l , A U .X , ,A l ' 1 rl - l . . 7 ' w , - l ' ' ' . . . f School. I Squad: Swimming, Class Night, , R . o ' ' ' to M . can M ' Z I i Sq 7 B i .. I. . . . K , - , d . 11. ' ' li, f . I I ' l. ' - - - gi A on Ei 1 I' in ' . - f fl . . I I . . - ,, . st I 0 I . . .- ' ' ' : , c ts. . .AE i ' : : ' . , . I O'- . I , I. . . . . - Bu V , I I '. .- . . . se, ' ey'Mn . ' . fllv M u I 1 I nA! ll' ' ' ' -I' ' ' .I I - The most useless :lay 0 all as that ln whwh we haven t laughed fro FRANK PSKL Mig fs Award Intra mural Ieam Axde to Mrs Corsa Lunchroo Squad Pm and Rmg Comrmtte Arde to r Martm ftball and Harldboll Clubs S Navy hs ENDERLE RITA Fxrst Ard Nutqtrpn H urs mg C rtlh tes onors rn Ar Mrs tem Science Ofhc Lun room Class Nxght de oM1ss rdo lrumor Sen Glee Club N an Club Busmess ESSMAN BERNICE Fxrst Aid Home Nursing Nutrr tlon Certxfrcates Arde to Mr Pat terson Mr Wexsburg Lunchroom Squad Modern Danclng Secre tanal Pembhc Clubs Busr ness FALLACARA ROSE Fxrst Second Honors Bronze Srl ver Gold As Iumor Semor Arxsta Merxtorrous Servxce Awards A1de to Mxss Pyle M E I Clarke Mr McG1ll Mrss Curtrs Leaders Softball Basket ball Badmmton Clubs Busrness FEENBERG HARRY Second Honors PSAL Pm Bronze Srlver A Iumor Arista Softball Intramurals Axde to Mrs Ross Mrss Curtrs Mentorxous Ser vxce Award Exceptronal Servlce Award Spanxsh Club College FERNANDEZ LOUIS Major Mmor As Co Captam Swlmmmg Team 48 Bronze A PSAL Pms Hand ball Intramurals Exceptxonal Servrce Awards Arde to M Norton Mr Landers Mr Scar lata Lunchroom Squad New man Club U S Navy -Fhamforl ELROD IOHN Semor Arlsta Mentorxous Serv ICG Award Captam of Deans Squad Lunchroom Cooperatron Chemlstry Club St Iohns Um versity Fzrst A1 N? un 1 c PSAL 1 e to ly Mrss De ay Lun Squad ball Ba x a Club us: ess FAIVRE GLORIA d Honorg-Bronze A Frrst QA Ho e Nursing and Nutrx n ates Lunchroom Ser lce e to Mlss Rxordon Sec retarr Club Busmess FARRELL THOMAS Captaxn of Hall Patrol Track Team 47 Mmor A Newman Club Fordham FEHRINGER ROBERT Second Honors Bronze Sxlver Gold As German Prohcxenc Pms Mentorlous Service Awards PSAL Pms Iumor Ansta Presr dent of Key of Courtesy Deans Squad Lunchroom Squad Hall Squad Presrdent of Pembhc Football Softball Handball In tramurals Class Nxght 49 US Army FERRARO IOSEPHINE First A1d Home Nursxng Cerhh cates Socxal Dancmg Busmess 40 I have sworn upon the altar o God hosulntv agamst every orm o tyranny over the mind of man Thomas I9 el'-SOI! FILIPPI BERNARD Servxce Award A1de to Mrs Vxs one Mr Connors Mr Landers and Mr McVey Lunchroom Squad Business FORTUNA GLORIA Flrst Amd Nutntxon Home Nurs mg Certxhcates Axde to M1ss Avelmo Volleyball Lunchroom Squad Kathenne Gibbs Secre tanal School FREY EILEEN F1rst Second Honors Bronze S1l ver Gold As Iumor Semor Arxsta Major Mlnor As Mer tonous Exceptxonal Servxce Cer tthcates Frrst Amd Home Nursmg Certlhcates All Round PSAL Medals Iunxor PSAL Swim mxng Pm Spamsh Medal Pro hclency Pm Leaders L and Stars Chevrons Volleyball Soft ball Basketball Leaders Span msh Glee Clubs Queens Col lege GALICH ELSIE Second Honors Bronze Szlver As Iumor Ansta AATS Pm Pan Amencamsm Medal Frrst Axd Home Nursmg Certlhcates A1de to Mtss Kennedy Lunch room Servlce Presxdent of Span rsh Club Socxal Dancmg Volley ball Basketball Square Dancmg Spamsh Glee Clubs New York Unxversxty GALLAGHER WILLIAM Hall Patrol Alde to Mrs Kmght Mr Guthert Mr Foster Mr Cam son Locker Room Squad Earth Scxence Newman Clubs Bust ness GERACE IOAN Second Honors Home Nursmg Fzrst Axd Certxhcates General Ofhce Lunchroom Squad Axde to Mxss Reuss Socxal Dancmg WAFS FLANAGAN GEORGE Bronze Sllver As Mentorxous Servlce Award VxcePres1dent G O Golden Iubxlee Parade Lunchroom Squad Ltbrary Squad G O Oihce General Oihce Campus Squad Aide to M Gorman Newman Club Dancmg Earth Science Clubs Clas sN1ght Fordham Unzver sxty FREIWALD LOIS Fxrst Second Honors Bronze S11 ver Gold As Spamsh and French Prohcxency Pxns PSAL All Round Medal Swxmmxng Pm AATS and Iumor PSAL Pms Axde to Mtss Wershals Htstory Attendance Ofhce Iudean Bxol ogy Spanxsh Clubs Spanxsh Glee Club Volleyball Softball Badmmton Clubs Iumor Semor Ansta Latm Amencan Instxtute FRISTENSKY WILLIAM PSAL Pins Handball Softball Basketball Intramurals Aide t Mr Confoy and Mxss Curtxs US Army Au' Force GALLAGHER MARION Fxrst A1d Nutntton Home Nurs 1ng Certlhcates Arde to Mr Ftsch Volleyball Modem Dancmg Cheerleaders Softball Sw1m mmg and Badmmton Clubs Chevrons Nurses Trammg School GAUCI THERESA Flrst Aid Home Nursmg Certxh cates PSAL Swimming Pins Health Educahon Oihce Lzbrary Squad Lunchroom Squad Ten ms Club Cooper Umon College GIBBONS FLORENCE Fxrst Second Honors Bronze A Senxor Arxsta Art Award Cert: hcate Merxtonous Servxce Award Fxrst Amd Home Nursmg Cerhh cates PSAL Pm Alde to Mlss Avelmo Miss Femberg Lunch room Squad Emergency Room Volleyball Tenms Clubs Class Nxght Pratt Instxtute I Nam! I nmer mel a man I fluln I like IVIII Rogers GICALA THERESA First Aid Certificate Nutrition and Home Nursing Certificates Service to Mr Pfister Miss Woods Miss Goodwin Mr Rich ter Mr Burns Lunchroom Squad Newman and Square Dancing Clubs Business GLOSTO IOHN Second Honors Alde to Miss Curtis Mrs McCart1n Lunchroom Squad Hall Squad Newman Basketball Intramurals Football Intramurals Earth Science Club Softball Int amurals Business GOLDSMITH IUDITH Second Honors Bronze Silver Gold As German Proficiency Pm Iumor Arista First And Home Nursing Certxflcate Excep tional Meritorious Service Certiti cates Iumor Senior PSAL Pms All Around Medal Aide to Miss OConnor M Patterson Mr Wxtson Mr Mould Miss de Kernay Mr Ullman Lunchroom Squad Volleyball Softball Bad mmton Basketball Swimming ludean Clubs Syracuse Col lege GRANT THOMAS Second Honors Major Bronze Silver A Alde to Mr Norton Lunchroom Squad Swim ming Team 46 47 48 Social Dancing Fordham University GRIFFITHS WILLIAM Lunchroom Service Physics Club Basketball Tournament Library Squad Aide to Mr Scarlata College ' GRUZEILIEB B TY A. First Aid Home Nursing Nutri- tion lfrtifica es .Lunchroom Squad Baslre all Club, P.S.A.L. Ping--Business -'-1?-'If .I fav, A0 3 1.11, J- 7 .jf GISONDO THERESA Bronze A Meritorious Service Certificates Iumor PSAL Pm First Aid Home Nursing and Nu t ltxon Cerhhcates 4 Year Service with Program Committee Aide to Miss Degan Lunchroom Squad Fashion Show Softball Social Dancing Newman Club Brook lyn s D sxgmng Academy GOLDMAN IOYCE First Aid Home Nursmg Certxh cate Distinguished S e r v 1 c e Award Aide to Mr Patterson Mrs Mather Miss Fyte Lunch room Squad Iudean Club Bus n ss GOLDSTEIN IACQUELINE FIISI Second Honors Gold Bronze Silver A Iumor Senior Axsta Meritorious Award Aide no Miss Rxordon Chemistry Squad Biology Squad Softball Basketball Badminton Spanish Clubs All Round Athletic Medal Iumor P S A L Pm The School ol Nurs ng of the Brooklyn Hospital GRE QI MARION, Term C rczal Awardl ency Pms G airrrgm nd Rmg C ttee Me!- tonous ervrc ertxficate vm Treaeffry Of 1ce e l Lunchroom Squad asket l Volleybal Sof all kwman S ish Cl Dhmpus Staff Cros Home Nursing Cer 1 es Cla Night 49 Business GRIPPO RUDOLPH Track 45 Baseball 45 47 48 Mayor Mmor A Bronze A Member of South Queens Cham pxons 47 48 Aide to Miss Ross Mr Byers Mr Morse Mr Scar lata Wing Foot Club Member Glee Club Business GUARINO MARIA Bronze Silver Gold As' First. Second Honors Spanish and French Proficiency Pins P.S.A.L. Medal Iunior P.S.A.L. Swimming Pin Arista A.A.T.S. Pin' Atten- dance Office Aide to Miss Wer- shals History Office Lunchroom- Biology Club Spanish. Glee Vol- leyball Badminton Softball Iunior Senior Arista. - Latin- Arnerican Institute. 42 You cannot prevent the fnrlls 0 sorrow rom lvlng over heml, But ou van prelenl them rom hlllllllllg nests ln our hmr Q I ORIS rst A1d Nutr1 t1on il 1n and Rmg Repre ent 1 M r1t IOUS Serv ICE Aw d rss nedy om Social c g g Busm HAARSTICK AUDREY lumor and Sen1or Ansta Fxrst and Second Honors Bronze S11 ver Gold As lumor and Sen lor PSAL P1ns Chevrons All Round Medal Fxrst A1d Cert1f1 cate Fasluon Shows Latm Pro hcxency PIDS Home NUYSIHQ Certxhcate Llbrary Squad Lunch room Squad MGIIIOYIOUS Excep txonal SBYVICS Certxhcates Basket ball Softball Volleyball Bad mmton Clubs Pratt lnshtute V HAHN LIZABETH cond H Bro ze Szlver As M1 mg J un1 or Se ghfesavz GIIIIICCIQS PSA. WKIIIIBI1 P 1en Lynch Class N1 ht 48 49 ge txon Rep resentatge L chroom Squad Basketball Vp eyball Softball L1fesav1ng n1sh Glee Club Busmess HAND or ln seball Team' Champs r l Lunchroom HANNA LUCILLE Second Honors Bronze A Fxrst A1d Cert1f1cate Home Nursmg and Nutrltlon Certxhcates Iunlor PSAL All Round Medal Bas ketball Volleyball Softball Mod ern Dancmg Clubs A1de to Mr E I Clarke lVlr.- Kuhle Cllpper Aide Lunchroom Busmess HARBISON CLAIRE Second Honors Iumor Arxsta Two Year Sten Award Bronze and Sxlver As F1rst A1d and Home Nursmg Cerhhcates Alde to Mxss Berner Mlss Degan Lunchroom L1eutenant C l a s s Nxght Iumor and Sen1or Glee Clubs Modern DQHCIHQ Busx ness 43 Fhmese Proverb GUTTIERI WILLIAM Iumor Ansta Merltonous Serv 1ce S e c o n d Honors Dean s Squad Lunchroom Squad US Navy HAFNER MILDRED Bronze A Major A Mmor As Mer1tor1ous Servxce Cer txhcates I and S PSAL Medals All Around Medals I and Sr L1fe Sav1ng Pms Chev rons Fnst A1d Cert1f1cate Cl1p per Staff Arde to Mxss R1ordan MISS Reuss Campus A1d Ir Glee Club GAC lr Sr Lrfe sav1ng Leaders Basketball Vol leyball Table Tenms Bc1dm1n ton Softball Barb1zon School of Modelmg HAIN RUTH F1rst Second Honors Bronze S11 ver Gold As Spamsh PIOLICI ency Pms Sen1or Ansta Mentor IOUS Servlce Award Lxbrary Squad Axde to MISS Langdon Mr of Campus Lunchroom Squad Span1sh Glee Club F1rst A1d Home Nursmg Cert1f1cates Col lege HANIGAN MARGARET Second Honors Iun1or and Sen1or Ar1sta Iumor and Sen1or PSA L P1ns Bronze Srlver Gold As F1rst A1d Home NUYSIHQ Cer IIIICQIES Merxtonous S e r v 1 c e Award Axde to Mlss de Kernay Mxss Iones Mr Wxtson Lunch room Squad Softball Basketball French Pembhc Clubs Hofstra College HANSULT ROBERT Second Honors Bronze A Men onous Servzce CSIIIIICCIE A1de to Mrs Hart Hall Patrol Lunch room Squad PSAL Pms Foot ball Softball Basketball Intra murals Phys1cs Clubs C1ty Col lege of New York HARCHUT DOROTHY Fxrst A1d Home Nursmg Nutr1 t1on Certlflcates Alde to Mrss Langdon Mlss R1ordon Mr Mc Sheehy Lunchroom Squad New man Club Volleyball Softball Club Busmess ' 1' es: ' ' ' , , ' s '. ' , ' 1 .1 . - , de en- t , . . o , un : ' ht.- W ' s. . . . . r. r. . . . . I .. . . - I . . - - 1 - - . q I l I A l I ' I ' I 1 I 1 I ' I A I ll ll l . - I 4 I I ' : ' ' I X1 I lr I - I ' '- I A 1 . , ' . I - - . M. 51.5.21 .- u I , , ' H ine. 1 . . . : von Arx. Reporter, News Editor . . 1, ' n n , cy s: Fade to , , . Q . . ' I UR . I I . I .. . ld, - . ..p- , - th : 47, ' , al , . 1 S d.- e. ' . . , - : . . . I ' -1 . Q 0 ' ' . N . I ' s ' v : . . . . : . I I I r I ' . . 4 . - : - : . . . . ' . - : - ' . I ' l.. ' . I 1 . . 1 I ' All men are rreulefl equal 4bl'llhllm Llllvolll HARWI IOYCE Iumor Senior Ansta Second Honors Bronze Sxlver Gold A s Merxtorxous and Exceptxon al Servzce Fust Ard Home Nurs mg Certrixcates Axde to Mr Eck stem Mr Brennan Mr Sheppard Orchestra Band Lunchroom Ser geant Sectron Representatrve Program Commxttee Class Nrght Badmxnton Physxcs F r e n c h Clubs Queens College HAYES ANN Fxrst Ard and Home Nursing Cer trhcates Iumor Semor PSAL Pms Axde to Mr Gross Lunch and Squad Class Nxg and Cheerlead ers retar al room ht 1 o unch Class Nxght Pong Clubs P S A L Pm HEUBNER GEORGANNE Second Honors Bronze A Frrst Axd Certrhcate Servlce rn Bxol ogy lab Busmess IMMEL Second A H51 Ard, txhcate Mrs. o eyb Il o ron Sh ws Bazaar Bus: K! I BS DITH Bronze 1 er econd Hon or C ILLCGLS Axd H me ur gg n N txon C Q W S p h hc cy Hcllie ln Mdd e Sergea I u chr S d o lm!! am l Club N Latm Ameianglliisgtug 'fl ff NS OAN rsrng an m Pms Lyn MQ Goulg: mn S all Voll all Badmmton n mg Newman Clubs s s HEDDINK IOAN A pl Secon onorsfE1rst ome Nursx ertxhcate Lunc q d Arde to Gross Busme ,JA51 HOROWITZ EUGENE Semor Ansta Bronze Srlver As Merxtonous and Exceptron l Servxce Awards Bzology Physxcs Squad Arde to Miss Gxammalvo Mr Morse Lunch room Squad Cross Country Team Drama Romances Tarmshed Wxtherspoon Flonst Shop Hamlet Brooklyn College of Pharmacy HUMBURG EDWARD Orchestra Field Band Swmg Band 47 48 Aide to Mr Pratt: Class Nrght Graduatron Exer crses Football Basketball Soft ball Intramurals GO Servxce Arde Busmess IACKIER. LILA unlqr Ansta Second Honors ronze A PSAL Pm F1l'SlAld Nutrxhon ates Azde to Mrs Rell rogram Commrttee Bdliuf pshlon Show Vol'ley all Club Business. IANTZEN DOROTHY Fxrst and Second Honors Bronze Srlver Gold As PSAL Pms Spamsh Prohcxency Pm Menton ous and Exceptronal Service Cer hhcates Frrst And Certrhcate Orchestra Band. Axde to M Iacobson Lunchroom Sergeant Class Nrght V1cePres1dent ol Semor Class Swxmmmg Volley ball Badmmton Leaders Pem bhc Clubs Iumor Senror Arrsta Gettysburg College I only regret that I have but one ll e lo glue or mv country One man wzth eourage makes a majorlty A Jackson IENKINS RUTH First Axd Certificate Home Nurs mg Cerhhcate Aide to Miss Lynch Lunchroom Squad Pratt Institute IURGEL IAMES Bronze A Meritorious and Ex ceptxonal Service Awards Fourth Term GO Representatxve Sec txon Representative Aide to Mrs Secor Mr Hundt Miss Goodwin Mrs D Amxco Lunchroom Service Hall Patrol Captaln Handball In tramurals Basketball Intramurals United States Navy W MA ILYNE nors rst Aid Home g and Cefllfl a es Mrs Lunc r quad bd Vo all Soft Bad mton Square ogy? ancrng lubs Business KAPLAN ROBERT PSAL Award Deans Squad Late Squad Lieutenant and Ser geant on Lunchroom Squad Aide to Miss Curtis Mr Froelxch Mr Confoy Softball Intramurals Public Speaking Clubs Umvers ity of Syracuse KAUDER MICHAEL German and Spamsh Proficiency Pins German Certlhcate of Merit Aide to Mr Brennan Mr Burns Co Chalrman ol Class Night German Club St Iohns Um versity BEA Arista' Pins: Saving and Silver Aide to Lunch- room Ping P o n g Softball, Leaders Folk Danc- ing, Iunior and Senior Glee Clubs.-Business. 45 IOHNSON CHESTER Lunchroom Squad Hall Pqkol Lxbrary Squad Crty College KAGAN ADRIENNE Sec d Honors Iumo Ansta Ser ce Goid and S ve? S s Aid a Nursing Certrh cates endance Office Aide to M r Miss Wershall urg Mr Ray Class 48 Lunchroom Squad tam Basketball Softball ball Badminton Latin and Iude an Clubs Nurses Tramxng KAPLAN IRWIN Merxtorrous Servxce Awards Bronze A Band Field Band 45 46 47 Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol Aide to Mr Sellars Mr Hundt Handball Football In tramurals Chess Iudean Clubs Umverslty of Southern Cali forma KARPELOWSKY HERBERT Second Honors Bronze Sxlver A Mentonous Service Award Lunchroom Squad Aide to Mr von Arr: Member of Campus Staff Iudean Spanish Glee Clubs Senior Arista New York University KAYAIAN WOODROW Second Honors Aide to Mr Bren nal Mr Confoy Miss McLough lm Baseball Football Softball Basketball Handball Intramurals Earth Science Clubs Hall Squad Lunchroom Squad Spanish Club College KELLY THOMAS P.S.A.I.. Pin- Aide to Mr. OShea. Mr. Connors Mrs. Martin Mrs. Hart- Lunchroom Squad: Hall Patrol' Basketball Intramurals.- U.S. Marines. 1 J We all have enough strength lo support the uulls o others KESSLER ARNOLD Second Honors Bronze Mentorxous Exceptional Servxce Award Sports Edxtor of the Campus Axde to Mr von Arx Lunchroom Squad Iudean Club Uruversrty oi Southem Call forma KING ALBERT Bronze A Except1onalServ1ce Award Second Honors Lxbrary Squad Hall Patrol Lunchroom Servlce Lieutenant Sergeant Table Captam rn Lunchroom German Conversahon C1ty Col lege of New York KRAMER CHARLES Bronze Second Honors Spanish Prohclency Pm Men tonous Servxce Award Dzstm guxshed Servrce Award Sports Staff News Staff Edrtorm Chlef of Campus Arde to Mr von Arx Iudean Club College KURK CHELL Sec d nor Bronze Silver s Servxc ward Lunc ad A von Arx C u n Club Spam Arxsta New York nz LANCA I CELIA Seco d Ho ronze and Srl ver SAL Pm Fxrst And I HMG Nursmg and N ltxoh Certrdcates, Aide to Nk, ross Dean! Squ d Prqram Com ff' mltte Dra atxc he Nez h el 9 bors il' hxon ow Swxmmmg Softba l sketball Volleyball Newrgan Clubs Waves LANG DOROTHY Seco d Bronze Merxt ous Ser ce Cerhfxcates rst d t ates Ch rons Pms hod rs Chp EIJAI Azde to Mr el Mr I arke Lxbraxy quad Lu hrood Latm Club, New man Volleyball Modern Ddhc xng Softball Basketball Bust ness is- Presulenl H S Truman KIERNAN WILLIAM Softball Handball Intramurals PSAL Pms Fzeld Band Swmg B nd 45 46 47 48 Pratt n stxtute of Technology KOSTER MARILYN Second H o n o r s Certxhcates Bronze A Fxrst And Home Nursmg Cerhfmcates Secretanal Arde to Mrss Laws Lunchroom Squad Katherrne Gibbs Secre tanal School KRELL ELAINE Fxrst Ard Certzfzcate Lunchroom Squad Axde to Miss Rxordon Secretanal Club Barbrzon School of Modeling LAMBERT MARILYN Bronze Sxlver Gold As Frrst Honors Mentonous and Excep txonal Servxce Awards Iumor and Semor PSAL Pms Mmor A Certxhcate of Ment ln Latm Two Year Sewlng Award Latm Proflclency Pms Perfect Attend ance Lunchroom Lreutenant L1 brary Squad Axde to Mr Mc Gxll Iumor and Semor Ansta Latm Clubs Queens College LANDERS WILLIAM Sllver PSAL Pms Handball Football Softball Tournaments Lunchroom Squad U S Army LANG IANE Fashxon Show Frrst Axd Cer t1f1cate Home Nursmg Certzh cate Lunchroom Squad Class Nxght 49 Basketball Softball Clubs Busmess 46 f - f - T f n s. 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' . - l I 1 :T .- The greatest 0 aulls IS to be 10113110114 u none T Carlyle LARSON HERBERT Second H0003 Bronze Spamsh Profxcxency Pm Lleu tenant Lunchroom Squad Hull Patrol Axde to Mr MGCIOWIU Basketball Softball Football Columbla Umvers1tY LATRONICO ANNA M Second Honors Fxrst And Home Nufglng Nutntlon Certlhcates Alde to Mlss Rxordon Mr MC Sheehy Lunchroom Squad Soil ball Club Busmess LAURI LOUISE Bronze A Fxrst Axd Home Nursmg Cerhhcates Exceptional Mentonous Servlce Award Aide to Mxss Rxordon Mrs Wuglef Mrs Clemens Lunchroom Squad Italxan Softball Volleyball Clubs Mmor A Nursmg LEFTENANT LOUISE Fxrst Aid Home Nursmg Nu tntzon Certrhcates I-unChr00m Squad Advanced Chorus lun lor Senxor Glee Clubs Basket ball Softball Clubs Vozce Trammg School LEMBO ANTHONY Sxlver and Gold As Servlce Major A Football Bronze m Lunchroom Alde to Mr Scar lata Basketball Softball Intra murals Spamsh Club Football 4 46 47 48 Navy LENNON WILLIEBELLE Merxtorxous Service Award First Aid Home Nursmg Certxfxcates Fashion Show Award Alde t Mrs Fyfe Mrs Clemens Lunch room Squad Volleyball Basket ball Modern Dancxng Clubs Parsons School of Desxgn 47 LA SALA LE 'Second Ho on ursmg First Ald. utrltzon Certxfxcates Bronze A to Mrs Hp! don Lu quudf Tsihxon Shows ass Night Business LAUER BARBARA Bronze and Gold PSAL Pms Home Nursmg Frrst Axd Cert: hcates All Round A t h I e t 1 c Medal Iunxor Senlor Swlmmmg Cerhfxcate Mentonous Service Certxfxcate Lunchroom Squad Axde to Mr Sheppard Mzss Fyfe Library Squad Iourney Through T r e n t o n Bxshop s Candlestxcks Cheenng Squad 47 48 49 Softball Basket ball Cheerleader Clubs Class N1 ht 48 Axrlme Host ess LEBLANC RONALD Second Honors Axde to Mxss Schott and Mr McDonald Phys rcs Club Busxness LEIGH ALMA Second Honors Bronze Silver Gold As Fxrst A1d Home Nursmg Certlhcates Ir Arxsta Latm Prohclency Pxns Llbrary Squad. Lunchroom PSAL Pm Ir Glee Club Mlnor As Soft ba Basketball Volleyball Clubs Vlce President Latln Club Chevrons Packard Instltute LENNAN WILLIAM Captam of Swlmmmg Team 48 49 Malor As Second Honors PSAL Pms Lunchroom Hall Patrol Axde to Mr Morton Swxm mmg Team Newman Club Busmess FRANCES Second M or u Se ce cl Sew Akira If er AL P FE 1d o jg' cates Ir ide o Mr Iacobson rs Fyl Mr Wels- S q u a Softball Volleyball Clubs Busmess School Vlrtue elen an rags LEVINE HARRIETT Second Honors I Sr Ansta Bronze Srlver Gold As I Sr PSAL Pms Spamsh Pro hczency P1n Mentorxous Excep tronal Serv1ce Awards Fxrst And Home Nursmg Certrhcates Com mendahon Cards Aide to Mlss Rxemer Mmss Femberg Mxss Lynch Mr Goldman Orchestra Class Nxghts Secretary of Span 1sh Club Iudean Club Queens College LIEBERMAN FLORENCE Second Honors Bronze Sxlver and Gold A Iunxor and Semor Ansta Spanxsh Prob c1ency Pm Iumor and Semor P S A L Pms Athletic Medal Mentonous and Exceptional Ser vlce Cerhhcates Clipper Staff Alumnx Column Dramatxcs A Day for Truants Lunchroom Squad Softball Volleyball Bas ketball Spamsh Iudean Clubs Queens College CICERO ANGELINA 'Suze Silver onors ce Cer ttffcateJ om ursmg C ates Sec ta Servlce Aide to Mzss Awe Sth Term G O RQ Sergea an Lunch room matxcs Truants Class Nxght Modern Dancmg ball Basketball C I u b s Katherme Gxbbs Secretarxal School LOMBARDINO ANTHONY Meritorious Exceptxonal Servxce Certlfxcate Bronze A Aide to Mr Conroy Mr Camson Mr Delaney Deans Squad Lt n Lunchroom Hall Patrol Fxeld Swmg Bands Football Softball Intramurals NYU LOPEZ CAR N Second Honors M or or Bronze 'K rA1de to rss Avelmo Mxss Gannon ,ldball Basketball Clubs Business LOOS THEODORE Sep d Honors P.BAL P H Pgfrol Sargedtit of Lunx' Lockqfroom H ndlaitf Football Softball Intramurals Pcgks College of Aerpnmxtlcal Technology wall kee p warm Ho race LEWIS BYRON Second Honors Seruor Ansta Chpper Staff History Ofhce Axde to Mr McG1ll Softball Football Intramurals Spamsh Glee Club Science Club Lunch room Squad Clxpper Art Staff Pratt Instxtute LINDEMANN DOBI d Honors Brov Fxr t Nu' o H fl rt1h?aEes heppard Mr Secretar nal Club -Bus: LOHE CAROLYN Fxrst Second Honor Certxhcates ronze Sxlver Gold Chevrons Mmor A Fxrst Amd Certxhcate Spamsh Prohcaency Pm Alde to Mlss Rlordan Lunchroom Squad Volleyball Modern Dancmg Clubs Bust ness Ir PSAL .Pm Fxrsm tn ron Home Nursing Certlh cate Arde to Mxss Degan .Mxss Berner funchroom Squad Fashr gon Show Bnskctlhll Pmg Pong Leadeg b Volleysvall Softball u I r Busm ss ,Sciiol S LOPEZ MARY PSAL First Ald Home Nurs mg Cerhhcates Axde to Mr Godfrey Mr Mould Captam ot Lunchroom Newman Basket ball Fxrst Ard Socml Dancmg Clubs Spamsh Club and Choral Group Busmess LYONS EDITH Flrst Second Honors Bronze Sxlver Gold As Iunxor and Senxor Ansta Mentonous Serv lce Award Fxrst Azd Certrhcate Alde to Mass Ruess Mrs Gould Mr Mosely Iumor and Senxor PSAL Pms All Round Ath letzc Medal Spamsh Stamp Volleyball Basketball Softball Badmmton Queens College 4-8 1 1 1 . , 1 1 r.1 1 ' 1 1 1 u ul 1 ll ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I - - 7 1 1 ' I 1 , : 1 1 - I , 1 : 1 I 1 1 -'- 1 S I , ll. . .1 I I K 1. :., .' sa 9 s 1 1 - ' ' 1 ' - , ,C , 1 . 1 1, I 1 , 4 . . ,+. 1 I - xl I 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1.A1 111 1 1 1 S 1 : : .VA 1. 7 1 1 1 1 I : 1 S 01 I 1 'H 1 xypfi - ' ,.. 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Avelxno Lunchroom uad Class Nlght Iuswrxsta New an Modern D 1 Haltqn Sqxare Da vbfheer leader Clubs Busmess jf MAIER ANNE Second Honors German Pro hcrency P1ns Fxrst Axd Home Nursing Certrhcates Regents Honors Commendatron Card Campus Stall Axde to Mr Iacob son Mr von Arx Mentonous Serv1ce Award Newman Ger man Volleyball Clubs New York Unxversmty M N ROS Y Ax e to Reilly a e First Axd it ous Servlce Award f I -Xl leyball Clubs usm MARACINA PAUL Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol Softball Intramurals Busrness MARSHALL CLINTON Major Mmor As Bronze Srl ver A Queens Champ 45 880 Relay Champ 47 Alde to Mr Morse Lunchroom Wxng Foot Track Clubs St Francrs MARZIOTTO MICHAEL Bronze and Gold PSAL Pms Frrst Axd Certlhcatee Axde t Mr Campson Mrs Mxllela Mxss Unser Campus Stall Lunch room Squad German Newman Clubs Globe Trotters St Iohns College 49 MAGRI RAE Frrst And Certxhcate Home PSAL Pm Nursmg Nutntxon Cerhhcates PSAL Pm Axde to Mr LaGuad1a Lunchroom Squad Basketball Badmlnton Volleyball Clubs. Busmess MALONE FLORENCE Fxrst Azd Home Nursmg Cert: hcates Alde to Miss Fexnberg Miss Lynch Lunchroom Squad Softball Dramatxcs Clubs Sol emn Przde Class Nzght A1r lme Hostess MANUS I Frrst A1 e Lunchroom WUI. b y Squad Busmess MAROLDA MARILYN Leaders L Stars Home Nurs mg Ftrs! Ald Nutntxon Certxh cates I and Sr Swlmmmg mmg Pxns Axde to Mr Steed Emergency Room Mrs Clemens Lunchroom Squad Mrs Vxsone Mrs Lambert Iumor Seruor Glee Clubs Leaders and Volley Ball Clubs Art Stall Fashlo Show Art College MARZEC HELEN Bronze A Second Honors Home wg Fist ALI Cert: bodes SAL Campus G O Rep sent ve Axde t Mr Mul Softball e a ewman Volleyball Cubs Class N1ght Busmess MAUCELE IOSEPHINE Second Honors Fxrst Axd Home Nursmg Cerhhcates Aide to Mr McSheehy General Ofhce Chemistry Olhce Table Capt ln Lunchroom French Club Bus: ness ts wmub The greatest fl: rullles lu' where up are not Ioolung or them MAY GLADYS Second Honors Fxrst Ald Home Nursmg Certlhcates Alde to Mr Wezsberg Mr Tobias Attend ance Olhce Lunchrooom Squad PSAL Pms Swlmmmg Club Business MCCAFFREY ELEANOR Second Honors Ande to Mxss Ellner Lunchroom Squad Span ish Glee Club Newman Club Fxrst And Certxhcate Class Nxght College MCDONALD EDWARD Alde to Mrs McCarten Bxology Laboratory Football Softball Basketball Newman Clubs Busmess Home Mass Lunch Excep KEON Lunchroo Squad Patrol Axde to 1ss Clapp M1ss Iewell Umversxty of Southern Calx forma ME RE Bronze 4Sqmor 4PSAL umor or Lxf avmg wa s ursm t A d t Axde rs Fy ln oom B nd Re r tatxve Sw1mmmg Tenms Clubs Busy ness aff I oe the MAZZARA CLARA Second Honors Mmor PSAL Pm Ir Fxrst Axd Cer txhcate Home Nursmg Cerhh cate Emergency Room Lunch room Squad Modern Dancmg Softball Busmess MCCOY CAROLE Fxrst Axd Certxhcate Axde to Mr Ullman Lunchroom Squad Modern Dancmg Traphagan School of Desxgn MCDONALD IOHN I Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol Axde to Mr Cronxn Mrst Hor ton Umversxty of Southern Call forma MCQBATH PATRICIA e Nursmg Ftrst Azd Certx h Iumor Semor PSAL P1 s Mmor Letter Round Medal Axde to Mr Plath Mxss Paquette Mus Lynch Emer gency Room Band Fxeld Band Basketball Volleyball Swxm mmg Softball Modern Dancing Clubs St Iohns Umverslty MEHALL MADELYN Second Honors Iumor Semor Ansta Gold ronze Sxlver As Iumor PS o A A1 e to Mzss DJ s r EY ew Cub v xce ward F1 tA m Nursing Queen Colleg MELOCOTON MARILYN Home Nursmg Fxrst Axd Certx hcates PSAL Pm. Lunchroom Squad Basketball Club Physx cxans School for Physxc1ansA1ds 50 flbsence 0 orvupatlon lb not rest, 4 mmll aulte Lfuant I9 a ml ul llmlresswl Wgllmm folvper ms! Second. Honor o ze Fwpf- 1 Nutr1 tion 1 PSAL n Aide S Mr Mach low z quad Two Terms Se lon Representative Newman Modern Danclng Vol ley Ball Club e 1 bs Secretanal S l MIGLIORE ANTOINETTE Second Honors Certificate First Aid and Home Nursmg Certrh cate PSAL Pms Aide to Mr Lent Lunchroom Squad Class Night Newman Club Business MILLS BERT Second Honors Hall Patrol Lunchroom Squad Busmess MOONEY CATHERINE Nursing Certlhcate Secretarial Aide to Miss Rxordan Service in the Lunchroom Softball Club Business MOSHMAN SANDRA First Honors Bronze Sllver Gold As Iun1or Semor Arista 4th 5th 7th Term Academic Awards Two Year Mathematics Award Mentonous Exceptronal Service Certificates First Aid Home Nursmg Commendation Card PSAL Pms Lain French Pro hclency P1115 Chevzonfs Aide to Orchestra Clipper Stall M1ss Munn Mr E I Clarke Mr Dev ms Mr Patterson Mr Connors Forums Proaram Committee Class Nrqht Pm and Rmg Com mittee Co Captain of Lunch room Latm French Pres of lu dean Tennis Volleyball Clubs Barnard MUEHLEMAN IOAN Home Nurs1ng Certrhcate First Aid P S A L Pms Nutr1t1on Servzce in Lunchroom Coopera tion Aide to Mr Kuhle Miss Fyle M McGill Basketball So ltball Tenms Volleyball Clubs Busmess 51 MICHELS IOAN F1rstA1d Home Nursmg Certrh cates Iumor Senior PSAL Pms Iumor Lrfe Saving Aide to Mr Wersberg Attendance Ol hce Lunchroom Squad New man Biology Secretarial Swim mmg Clubs Busmess MILLER IOSEPH Mayor As Bronze Silver As Football Trophy Second Hon ors PSAL Pms Axdee to Mr Scarlata Mr Conroy Mr Clarke Lunchroom Lockerroom Deans Squads Football Team 47 48 Co Captam 48 Intramurals Newman Football Shullleboard Clubs Arkansas University MONAHAN DORIS Second Honors Bronze A PsA1..'!-'ms First fha ce-mn cte Mferxt rlous Serv1ce wards Aide C6 M1ss,fBarner Lunchro m Squad Newman Latm -Bgeketball Ir and Sr Glee Cfubs Advance Chorus Long Island Collede of Nurs mg arrz r. Qld o I erti yons Mrs c r om quads I P A edals ow B etball Volley ea'ders dmmton Clubs shzon I strtute ol Tech gy and De ign MOUNCE MICHAEL Second Honors Spanish Prohcx ency Pms Alde to Mzss Drs brow Lunchroom Squad Span ish Glee Club Newman Softball Intramurals Dramatics The Boor The Florist Shop Nobody Home Ham le Queens College MURO NICHOLAS Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol Basketball Intramurals Bus: ness 1 . IO H . A 7 I . . .- ' Q t'Ii es: . . . . Pi : ' : ' ' ' 7 ' I I . I - ' . l , . R : u : ' : : - . .b ' 4 R o . 5 I . I I u 11 1 ll I ' lt l ll : . .- ' . I I ' : ' , ' . I. . I I n nl ' ' I I ' ' u n 1 n u --- - . . . S 7 - u ', 7 t - : 7 . T - - I-'ir st Ai d Certificate: Home 1-on ,QMQH , . Q' sg ' 7 ' 1 ' I ' . H 9 ,' ' ' 'i - F on, rit 9 s ' - -2 'li- 7 -- C S, ' M' . . . P eg I v ' or r. .S. I r I : : .. . .,: . I . . . : I . I . n- ' 7 s' . - - I I . . I - - 1- ' u nl . I I I I - - I .H u I In n - ', , ' ' - Ln- . . r. 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B V: B hu 's A ' I 7 . d oi Hero : r. . .A.L. ' , ' ' , , I I l A I I I Y -I io . I l I . : , r. ' A ' don. My ' : ' ,- i X , '. - ' , l , . , .g . S : .ff ' I . I ' . I . li - - , 5 . ' ' .. :., . 7 F I- : P : Pbgic S d to . , ' mi C pr', r. La ' t, -4 Sq Patrol: First Aid, Nutrition, Home Nurs- e t t I . . .. : . I . i T5 . . . . ' : ' ' - I, . I : ' r. ' , S- . 1 to nj : ' : 'd r. I , '46, '4. '84 . . . I' Breathes there a rqah wuh soul so dead Who never to himself hath sand, Thus I8 my own, my natwe land' -Slr Walter Scott onmsssg. Gmc!-: Bronze Sxlver Godv A l Sr Arista Se-condl on 1 Men tonoul Exceptuhal grervxcc Awards Fx!! Aid Nutnffon Certrhiates Pemblxg Volleyball Clubs -,Busmess PAGANINI RICHARD Bronze A Second Honors Merxtorxous Service Award Alde to Mxss Goodwxn Mr Martm Mr Foster Lunchroom Squad Softball Basketball Football In tramurals Newman Club Utah State College I PALMGREN ASTRID Second Ho ors Mentonous Serv ice C Silver 1 e Nursing cat s T 19 lk' rary ss Nxght ru r nsta as Ten Spamsh e Cl Neighbors With rs College PATHOS SHIRLEY Y First Ald Home Nursmg Certxh cates Iunror Senior Swxmmmg Pms Lzfe Savmg Bronze Mmor As Axde to Mxss Fyte Mrs Keegan Mlss Seerce Pool Leader Softball Swzmmlng Clubs Busmess PAULSEN MARILYN Iumor Ansta Second Honors PSAL Pms Bronze A Men tonous Service Award Spamsh Prohcxency Pm Fxrst Amd Home Nursmg Certrhcates Clxpper Of hce Axde to Mr E I Clarke Mrs McSheeny Lunchroom Squad Class Nrght Baskeetball Volleyball Iumor Lxfe Savlng Busmess PERNA ROSE Bronze and Silver As ec ond Honors Iunxor and Semor Ansta Italian Term Award Itallan and Spamsh Ptohcxency Pins Arde to Mr Gross Mxss Dlsbrow Lunchroom Squad Sar geant and Lieutenant tn Lunch room Mentonous Servxce Cer txhcate ltahan and Spamsh Clubs Spamsh Choral Group Busmess 53 OTTERSTEDT EVELYN Fxrst and Second Honors Fxrst Axd Home Nursmg Certxfzcates Bronze Sxlver Gold As Latin German Proficiency Pxns Aide to Mass Brennan Llbrary S q u a d Program Commxttee Lunchroom Squad Iumor Sen lor Ansta Latm Blology Clubs Business PAILET IEAN Second Honors Bronze A Deans Squad Hall Patrol Stage Squad Lunchroom Class Night Axde to Mr Sheppard Mr Be quet Handball Intramurals Army Amr Corps PALMUCCI ROSA F First Second Honors Bronze Sxlver Gold As Iuruor Semor Ansta Treasurer Semor Class Iumor Semor P S A L Pxns Italian Prohcxency Pm, Program Commxttee Lunchroom Squad. Alde to Mr Gross Fxrst Ald Home Nursmg Certlhcates Men torlous and Exceptxonal Servlce Awards Cheerleaders 47 48 Volleyball Softball Badmmton Tennxs Modern and Folk Danc mg Italxan Iumor Glee Clubs Busmess PATICK SALLY lunxor Arista Second Honors Bronze A PSAL Pm Fxrst And Home Nursmg Certificates Axde to Mr Yorman Grade Ad visor Lunchroom Squad Class Nxght Modern Dancmg Basket ball Swxmmmg Iudean Clubs Trafflc Squad Chevrons Bust ness PELUSO ROSE Iumor Ansta Bronze A Sec ond Honors Section Rep resenta e vtons Fnrst 'Bid Certlhc de to Mr Steed Mrs Mat e 1ss Woods Mrs? Rxordan Swx Pxns Soft bal Ne m sketball Vol leyball ,Bam Secretary of Secreta Club Captam of Lunchroorn- quad Secretary of O M er of Executive Coun ,Jum and Semor Dra matrcs Play Qfhe Tarmshed Wztherspoons Katherine Gxbbs Sedrfartal School PENNISI BELINDA Merltorxous Servlce Award Third Term Itahan Award Sec ond Honors lumor Ansta Bronze Sxlver and Gold A Four Terms G O Representa txve President of Itahan Club Spamsh Glee Clubs Spamsh Club Hunter College . 9 , . . I I Q 0 . I . . 5 I . 'g il 1- Fm ru I . i ' . ' : I - ' F I 1 u . ' ' ' l ' . . : I I ' 1 o ' I I ' : . . . : ' . . ' : I - I l . I l . I U I I ' . : : . . .- I I ' ' . .- 1 . : . . . ' . . . . . : IV I ' h I ' I I . I I I . u I l . I .. .. , 1 Kd' . . .. 7 .- : . ' .A.L. ' ' ' P 1 c f ns: : ' , ' : A 1 r . , , , L ro - ' . ' , . . C a bl' - ' . ' la e . . - . , .... . . . : . . I . ..- . u I - : . . . : , . . , : I I I l ' ' : . . 17 0 I G ' I 1 ' 1 , ' Q - - . . . . : : - - - - 1 u u n I. , I 1 7 , . 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Tarm onors 3 6 7 Ir 'Sk Anstq, Muxtonous Ex cdhonol Awqdi Italxan Pro icrency Pin 'Program Coxndtut tee wrth Mr Kuhle Mr x'Gros Mr Yourman Clxpper Axde brary S d L clnroom Lxou te ant e eant FxrstyA1d H me 1 Q Certxhcates P .AL d Dancmg Italian Newman Sol all Clubs Business Merltorxous Servrce Award Lunchroom Squad Locker Room Squad Axde to Mr OShea Mrs Horton Basketball Handball Clubs Busmess POULTON ALICE Fxrst Axd Home Nursmg Certxh cates PSAL Pm Lunchroom Squad Alde to Mrs Rexmer Mxss Reuss Mr McClelland Solt ball Volleyball Modern Danc mg Basketball Clubs Busr ness PRITCHARD ROBERT Mxnor Art Certxhcate Handball Intramurals Alde rn Emergency Room Hall Patrol Campus U S Army PURCELL IUNE B onze Sllver Asij Second Honors 3-?er1tonJu Jstm ed S ZFIE Ce ca es Hom Nursl g 1rst Certlh cates PS Mn P Campus Sta Andy to Ms I ler Mr McGill rdon M von Arx tterson Lunchroom Squad mblxc Vol leyball Glee Clubs Class Nrght Busmess Bacon PHRANER LOR INE nd Honors, Ltlllc Axde rs Mc rs olmson. H E O ce Cle Q! Basketball Mod clng Fxrst Axd Clubs sxness Col lege PINTAURO IOSEPH Fourth Fifth Term Section Rep resentatxve PSAL Pm Class N1 ht 48 49 Anthony and Cleopatra Arde to Mr OShea Mr Campson Mr Kelly Gym Servxce Lreut ln Lunchroom Italxan Glee Iumor and Semor Bxology Newman Clubs Cam pus Stall Soltball Intramurals Manhattan College PLATT DOROTHY Fxrst Second Honors Bronze Srlver Gold A s Iumor Semor Award Spamsh Prohclency Pms Fxrst Axd Home Nursmg Certxh cates PSAL Pm Mentonous Exceptzonal Awards Aide to Mrs Rexlly Campus Assocxate Feature Edrtor Assocxate Ed: tor Section Representative For ums Basketball Tenms Cheer leaders Sparush Glee Club and Newman Clubs Cheenng Squad 46 Busmess POULTON ROSEMARY Iumor and Semor PSAI.. Pms Fxrst Ard Home Nursmg Certxh cates Library Squad Lunch room Squad Aide t Mrs Paquette Softball Volleyball Clubs Nurses Trammg School PULEIO IOSEPH P S A L Honors Axde to Mrs Vrsone Mxss Iones Softball Football Intramurals Servxce RANDAZZESE IOSEPH Mentonous Award Lunchroom Servuce Hall Patrol Azde to Mr Gorman Mr Iacobson ltahan Latm Handball Club Handball Softball Basketball Intramurals U S Navy .34 . . I . . .Q . , 3 i 4, I 1 ? fic qu . ' - I Uh- to . te , W . ' wi L - . Hi 4, I l It I . , I ,J , . . l L , F , - LJ I ' If I .X I I I ' l I I . . ' V I I ' ' . 1 - 1 A . . Q dr? . . I I I , I -il., 1 I I I . rs ' : - ' , .S . . n: e N, ' . - . . . , . PIZZELI-A, IOHN Arista, 3rd Term Commercial ' ' ' . I 1 - ' - , . . . . ' 7 ' ' . I I ' : . ' . - , . : - I ' : ' , - . ' o . . : . . . .- 1 2 1 . . V, ' I' s, ' ' - ' , . ' . gu' ' ' t , , , . : ' . I . . . S ' ' g ' , , . : e - - . . . , . ' , ss ' . 1 f r. , . Not what we gwe but what we share, For the gift without the guer l9 bare Lowell RANFT EDITH Bronze Sllver Gold As I and Sr Ansta Second Honors PSAL Pms Mrnor A All Year Round Medal I-'zrst Azd Home Nursmg Certxhcates Clrp per Staff Llbrary Lunchroom Squads Alde to Mr Goldman Mentonous Servzce Cerhhcate Softball Pmg Pong GAC Vol Ieyball Clubs Nursmg REIBALDI ANTOINETTE F 1rs rd Ho rss R c com Serv Vol ley all ubs Nurses mm cho fqf' RICHARDSON BENJAMIN Second Honors P S A L Pms Fxrst Aid Cerhhcate S e c t 1 o n Representatrve S t a g e Squad Lunchroom Squad Aide to Mr pard Mr Ahearn Class Nrght 49 Softball Football Intramur als College ROLLWAGE CAROL Iumor Semor Ansta Frrst Ald Home Nursxng Certxhcates Fzrst Second Honors Bronze Sxlver God As PSAL Prns All Round Medals Spamsh German Prohcrency Pms Commendatxon Card Merxtorxous Exceptlonal D1SllIlgulSl'l8d S e r v 1 c e Certlh cates Class Nlght A1de to Mr Patterson Mr Tobxas Lrbrary Squad Orchestra Regents Week Minor As Pembhc Club Soft ball Basketball Volleyball Ten ms Leaders Clubs Leaders L Queens Colle e lhcntes euss Clemens A mo Lpnchroom Ser ce Bust ss SABEL HAROLD I Second Honors Commendahon Cards Captam of Stage Squad Color Guard Axde to Mr Cro mn Mr Sheppard Mr Bequet Mr Sellers Glee Club Class Nights of 47 48 Busmess 5.3 RANIERI IOHN Ma or A Football Bronze A Certxhcate of Ment Servxce rn Lunchroom Hall Patrol Aide to Mr Scarlata Softball Basket ball Intramurals French Club Italxan Club Campus 47 48 Football Michigan Unxversxty AA. 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Home rsmg Bronze Sxlver Gol yy' u nt Certx Swxm nous rtrhcat ,aI?4I e L h Sergean e ar etb ll yball em lu s Class Nxght Busm ROLI-'E SANDRA Fxrst Second Honors Bronze Silver Gold As Iumor Sen lor Arista Ir Sr PSAL Pms Mlss lones Mr Wxtson Lunch room Mentonous Servxce Award French Iudean Softball Clubs Dramatzcs A Perfect Gentleman Brooklyn College ROSSI SYLVIA Fxrst Second Honors Bronze Srlver Gold As Home Nurs mg First Ald Certxhcates 3 year Mathematlcs Award Men tonous Servlce Award Aide to Mr Fraehch Mrss Dmsbrow L1 brary Squad Lunchroom Squad Spanish Glee Club Class Nrght Senror Ansta Spamsh Profzcx ency Pms Queens College RUBENACKER ALOIS Second Honors Bronze Srlver Gold As German Prohcxency Pms PSAL Pms Arde to Mr Burns Mr Brown Phys Squad Lunchroom Squad Swxmmmg Squad Swlmmmg Club Key of Courtesy Club Football Hand ball Softball Intramurals Class Night Busmess RUSSELL MARY I Sr PSAL Pms Flrst Axd Certxhcate Home Nursmg Cerfx hcate Ande to Mzss Laws Lunch room Squad Glee Club Tenms Cheer Leaders Dramatxcs The Florxst Shop Dramatxc School EM , , I . 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NA h I Amd msmg Il cates T I ,MAL Pins Azde to Mr heppard Mrss R1 ordon Lunchroom Squad Class Nxght G 0 e txon Representa trve Spamsh olog ral Volleyba Dancmg Spamsh Glee ,Gb-lbs BUSIHGSS SCHEINER IRWIN Second Honors A1de to Mr Scarlata L u n c h r o o m Squad Band College Iunror Honors German P S A L nn Bad Stars Chevrons The College Hosplta School o SCHROEDER RUDOLPH Mentonous Exceptxonal Servrce Certlhcates Axde to Mr Martm Mr S1egfned Mr Gonzalez Mr Mahedy Mr Eckstem Campus Drstrxbutron Hall Patrol Lunch room Squid Mr von Arx New man Club Vlce Presxdent Hand ball Intramurals Basketball Busmess SCOZZARE ANNETTE Second Honors Flrst Axd Home Nursmg Certxhcates Bronze A PSAL Pms Alde to Mxss Rxor dan Lunchroom Squad Class Nxght Newman Club Busmess SEBADE FRED Mentorlous Service Award Aide to Mr Martxn Mr Connors M Ahern Mr Sreglned Basketball Baseball Intramurals Lunchroom Squad Captam of Hall Patrol Busmess PQ SAYERS BARBARA Second Honors Bronze Silver A Fxrst Arde Spanxsh Pro hcrency Pm Home Nurslng Cer txhcate Ir PSAL Pm Cllpper Contrrbutor Lunchroom Squad Basketball Club Busxness SCHLOTTER PATRICIA Second Honors Bronze A I ss P AL ms 'An ound Me fl :or Arial erxton ous Servxc ward First Aid Home Nurs Certxhcates Aide to M Fme lchi M1 Lunchroom Sqhad' aske all Baseball Volleyball n hall Badmmton Clubs ege SCHRADER FRED Servxce Arde to Mr Stemhauer U S Army SCHUSS ANNE Second Honors Bronze A Frrst And Home Nursrng Certlhcates Bronze PSAL. Prns German Prohcxency Pins Merxtorrous Service Certxhcate Servrce t Mrs Bennett Mlss Grammolvo Mzss Iohnston Lunchroom Bzol ogy Squads Bxology Secretarial Modern Dancrng Basketball Clubs Mary Immaculate School ol Nursmg SCHIMP LORRAINE Flrst And Home Nursing Nutrl tron Certxhcates Ir PSAL Pm Aide to Mr von Arx Miss Bren nan Mass Macdowell Mrs M cmskx Basketball Volleyball Clubs Busmess SIEVERS HERBERT Basketball Intramural Hall Pa trol LunchroomSquad College 438 There IS no rlgale luke a book to lake us lands away Du-Lgnsgn SIMON MARILYN rl tous Servxce Award Frrst d Home Nursxng Cerhhcates B nze PS L Pm Axd 16 Mxss Femberg rss Laws! 1ss Rzor dan Lunchroomtsquad Soltball Basketball Clubs Busmess SINGER IEANETTE Bronze A Iumor PSAL Pm Fxrst Azd Home Nursmg Ceruh cates Axde to Mass Rxordon Mxss McLoughlzn Mr Patterson General Oihce Lunchroom Squad Modern Dancmg Iudean Clubs Nrxrsmg School SMIAROWSKI HELEN Second Honors Bronze Szlver A Fxrst And Home Nursmg Certxhcates I u n 1 o r Swlmmmg Pm Aide to Mlss Laws Lunch room Squads Secretanal Serv xce Volleyball Soclal Dancxng Clubs Busxness School SMITH IOHN Second Honors Bronze Sllver A PSAL Pm Axde to Mr Shxelds Mr McCaftery Lunch room Squad, Iumor Semor Glee Clubs Dramatxcs Sports intra murals Busmess SMITH ROBERT Second Honors Aide 1n Englxsh Office Hall Patrol Lunchroom Squad New York Instltute of Photography SPEARING EDYTHE Bronze Sllver Gold As lun xor Semor Ansta PSAL Pms Flrst Ald Certxhcate Second Honors Mentonous S e r v 1 c e Award Lxbrary Lunchroom Squad Aide to Mxss Berner Volley Ball Pang Pong Pemblec Clubs College .39 SIMPSON ALICE Second Honors Bronze A Fxrst Axd Home Nursxng Nutntxon Cerhhcates Program Committee Lunchroom Squad Ir and S Glee Club Ir and Sr Dramatxcs Plays The Nexghbors The Romancers Busmess SKUBLISKAS ALBERT Second Honors Bronze A I Arxsta Mentonous Servlce Cer tlhcate Lunchroom Hall Patrol Squads Iumor Glee Club Sr Glee Club Busmess SMITH CLIFFORD Bronze Sllver A PSAL Pxns Alde to Mr MacNamara Mr Goldman Mnss Curtxs Lunch room Hall Patrol S uads New man Dramatxcs Clubs The Bms hops Candlestxcks The Happy Iourney Class Nxghts 46 48 Basketball Football Intramurals Busxness SMITH MICHAEL Lunchroom Squad lumor Var sxty Basketball Track Team All Czty Chorus Semor Glee Club Advance Chorus Alde to Mr Morse Busxness SUAZIANI IDA Fxrst Ald and Home Nursing Certxhcates Arde to Mr Tobras Mass Iohnson Lunchroom Serv xce Valley Ball Newman Nurses Trammg STEWART ROBERT Fxrst and Second Honors Sllver an Go d A s Mentonous Servtce Cerhhcate Boy Leader Ansta Presrdent G O Stage Squad Hall Patrol Axde to Mrs Kelly Mr Sheppard Mr Bequet Queens College , . 1 1 i I ' '5 I 1 1 I ' ' A 11 11 . .: I I . 5 I I . . 1 3 . . r. 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Pm Home Nursmg Cerhhcate Fxrst Aid Certrhcate Aide to Mxss Reuss Llbrary Class Nxghtt Lunch room Squad Basketball Soft ball Volleyball Leaders PS AL All Round Medal Mmor A Prestdent of Latm Club French and Latm Prohclency Pms Oneonta State Teachers Col lege SWANSON CLAIRE Second Honors Fxrst Aid Home Nursmg Nutrxtxon Cerhhcates Lunchroom Squad Table Cap tam, Axde to Mlss Leary Basket ball Volleyball Softball Social Dancxng Class Night Busmess TEMPESTA THERESA Home Nursmg Cerhhcate First Amd Certxhcate Fasbxon Show Lunchroom Squad Class Nxght 49 Softball Ping Pong Volley ball Barbzzon School of Model mg N RUTH H rs Sfv r Go d A or rvxce Award st Aid' 1on Home N g tr ales Axde to lordan Wers berg Mrs We hall! Volley ball Solt all Bgyball Lead ers Modern Dan mg Clubs Busmess TRICARICO ROBERT Second Honor Certxhcates Chemtstry Physlcs Bxology Lab Squads Ande to Mr Foster Mr MacDonald Chemxstry Spamsh Swxmmmg New York Umver stty STRIANO EMILY Nutntlon Certxhcate S e w 1 n g Honor- Certxhcate Fxrst Axd Cer txhcate G. O Representative PSA.I. Pm Fasbxon Shows Health Sernce Olhce Lunch room Squad. Modern Dancmq and Socxal Dancing Newman Clubs Business STUART YVONNE Fxrst Aid Certlhcate Home Nurs mg Certxhcate L u n c h r o o rn Squad Alde to Mr Byrne Mxss Feinberg Secretanal Ofhce Badmmton Basketball Softball Volleyball Class Night 49 Vassar SZCZECH LADISLAUS Bronze A Second Honors Axde to Mr Confoy Mrs Engel hart Dr Loughhn Lunchroom Hall Patrol Dean Squad Phys rcs Club U N N A F TEPEDINO EDNA Nursxng Cerhhcate Lunchroom Squad, Latm Club Newman Club Bro Club Public Speak mg -Secretarial College 11,01-LEFSEN RUTH ntonous and Ear cepma?'flxrrds' J-'xrst ,Aid Home Nursxng Nuitxon th cates Iuxuor and Senlohk Pxns Axde to Mxss Smith ss Bemer Lunchroom Ser Lxeutenant Iunxor Glee Club Class Nxght Busxness TRUSCH DONALD Second Honors Bronze Mentonous Service Award Arde to Mr Iacobson Miss Dxsbrow Mr Landers Mr Froehch Mrs Hart Mr Sxegtned Mr McCal lrey Lunchroom Squads Hall Patrol Newman Physlcs Clubs Handball Intramurals Cooper Umon 60 D : : ' . : . ' : - ' ' . . . . ' : ' : 7 . . . : I I . . . . 7 - I v I 1 - : I . . . I : ' , , ' 5 ' : ' , ' .- : . - , I . .. .sul V , . . I I 1 1 1 7 ' . , . - ' - ll l I I ' 7 ' . 7 ' I I I Il I I I I I . Second Honors, First Aid, Home . I : . . . : . : I I - I . I I . - ' X ' 0 tp , . ' - I K I 1' . v, -6 . o X 5' A . A ' I . U 1 4 f ' 4 fi' T . IE f S l ,I x - ' .' e O .. Z ,' O .- e ' To ' - . ' l s M t s I - I . ' 1 ' . ' fri- I ' ' n' ', - ' - Q - n Q - ' . l . . . ' JI' , ' F ' ' : . 1 ' I D I I 7 I . l : , . . . . ' . . 'T - I I . 1 I ' ' I I : . ' . Wise men learn bv other men s mlslakes, fools bv thelr own Ra TWOMEY IOHN Second Honors Bronze A Lunchroom Serv lce Advance Chorus Iunlor Glee Club Sen lor Glee Clubs St Luwrehfle UDIVQYSIIY VAIANA ANGELINA Flrst Ald Certlhcate Home Nurs mg CSYIIIICGIG Itallan Prohcl ency Pln Alde to Mr Patterson M McScheey Lunchroom Squad ltallan Club Flrst Ald Club Drakes Buslness School VAN SIS OLOR S Nueslng Nutrltlon Cggxlxcags Alde to MISQ Keller chr Squad Mlss ll ew man Basket ubs Internatlona BUSIHGBS achme School V H DA Nurslng Nutrltlon ertlh E I cates Alde t Ml s Rlor Mls Reuss Lunch o S ua od ern Danclng uslness rig' VENEZIA ANITA econd Honor Certlhcates Bronze and SIVEF As Mlnor A Flr Aid Nutntlon Home Nlrsmg CEYIXIICGIZQ Alde t s Rellly unchtoom Squad ,A ogram C'Alh xtlee Plng Pong Volleyball tm.-,dem Dm-.mg Secretarial 'Clubs Buslness VIRGADAMO MICHAEL Servlce Certlhcate Alde to Mr McG1ll Mr Sellers Mlss Cur tlss Mlss Felnberg Soclal Stud IGS OHICE Lunchroorn Squad Hall Patrol Baseball and Foot ball Utlca UDIVBISIIY 61 VACCARO ANTHONY Second Honors Bronze Sllver Gold As Spanlsh Pzohclency Pm PSAL Pms Alde to Mr Troyano Dean Squad Lunch room Servlce Hall Patrol Span lsh Glee Club Soclal Danclng College VAIAN CES F1rSt Ald tl ca e Fashlon unl L ln Al e on Lunch pus S retanal ub Bu ss Schoo VARRICCHIO CONCETTA Flrst Second Honors Bronze Sllver As Ir Home Nursmg Certltlcates Alde to MISS Wer shals Mr Browne Mr Welsberg Mlss OConnor Attendance Ol IICB Deans Squad General OI hce Swltchboard Operator M Ray Mlss Munns Oihce Lunch room Squad Class Nlght Basketball Softball Badmlnton Captaln Ball Leaders Latln Newman Clubs New York Unlverslty VECCHIONE IOHN lce Award PSAL Plns Bronze and Sllver A Engllsh Dept wlth MISS Freese Mlss Munn Hall Patrol Newman Club Ir Glee Club Football Intramurals College VENITTELLI SALVATORE Second Honors Bronze A Aide to Mr Toblas Mr Plath Mr Mlllela Itallan Club Or chestra Swlng Band All Clty Hlgh School Orchestra Iulllclrd School of Muslc VISICH EMILY Bronze Sllver and Gold A Second Honors Flrst Ald Certlh cates Latln Prohclency PIDS MIHOI A MGIIIOIIOUS and Ex ceptlonal Servlce Certlhcates Alde to Mr McVey Mr Wels berg Mr Rlchter Mr Iacobson Deans Squad Volleyball Soft ball Badmmton Latm Clubs Iumor and Senlor Arlsta Queens College . , . . 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' : I we do not want lo due together rn war, We must learn to Ine together In pears' VON BARGEN FLORENCE Second Honors Bronze and Srl ver As PSAL Pms rrst And and Home Nursmg Certlh cates Spamsh Profxclency Pms Merltorxous and Exceptxonal Servxce Orchestra Band Azde to Mr Kuhle Lunchroom Class Nxght Victory Corps Representa tlve Swzmmmg Volleyball Pem blxc Clubs Ir and Sr Arxsta Busmess WALSH EDWARD Mentonous Servrce Award PSAL Pm Bronze A Award Alde to Mrs Martm Mrs Per rettr Lunchroom Squad M Camson Hall Patrol Mr Martm Mrs Goodwin Busmess Sr Ansta Secon t 1 s S Home rtlhc S A L ms Bronze S1 ver E p Alde t Lunchroom Volleyball WASEL ELEANO Club Busm WEYNAND IOSEPH P S A L Honors Arde to Mlss Curtls M Gorman Softball I-1 LQRBAI Fxrs ca vro e rx us! Servxc A ec onor mor ee B L chroon't d Ad vanc H horus Has etball Ten ms pamsh Gle! 'Clubs Barbb- School of Modelmg WILLNER MURIEL Second Hon rs Bronze Sxlver Go xrst Ald Home Nurs Cori ates Chevrons L Pm Minor A Men tonous Serv1ce Award Section Campus Representahve L ch room Co captaxn 6 ffdhle tam Traffic Squad Arde to Yourman Columfust Reportdav Campus Class'N1ght Voleyball Modern Dancmg Iudedn Sodal Dancmg Swrm Clubs I Sr Ansta Busxn ss I Pr0sulenlH S Truman WAHLBERG RICHARD Aide to Mr Morse Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol Member Queens Cxty Champs Cross Country Track Team Busmess WARREN EDWARD Mayor A m Football Bronze A Aide to Mr Hunt Mr Tre yano M Scarlata Football Team 46 47 48 College WEILER GERTRUDE Frrst Second Honors Bronze Sxlver As Certxhcate oi Ment German Prohcxency Pms Iunlor PSAL Swxmmmg Pm F1rstA1d Home Nursmg Certxhcates Bzol ogy Laboratory Secretanal Ot hce Aide to Mxss Reuss Lunch room Squad Biology Club Busmess WHITE DORIS Home Nursmg Certxfmcate Frrst Axel Certxhcate P S A L Prn Health Education Ofhce Mxss Fexnberg Lunchroom Servrce Basketball Club Modern Danc mg Busmess School WILL ALBERTA o and Srl mor Al Aroun letrc Medals M d or Ftrs d A rss Femberg Mrs ould Miss Reuss F s Swxm mmg S Bocxal Dancmg Newman Clubs Busy! H685 WI DHO ST 'FR ERICX Spco e o Mxss rten ns M arlata tatxq Lunch room Sq d h ra All Cxty Orchestra Fren Iuluurd School of Musmf-l 62 ' : . . . . ' : F' : I ' - I '- w , I 1 ' : ' ' . . - 1 ': : r. . ' : on ' , I , , or' I st I . n 1 u' - - - I Nu ' ' e - . . .. ' ' ' , ' S s fi : .... ' ' ' . ' ' . - I d r . . . : . - ' r. . ar . , ' - ' , r. : . ' ' ' . .... I ' : Football Intramurals.-Service. ' ' , ' .5 1 I 1 . . , X . . I N . . . J t , ze. er I M S B e ' I r A's . ' . 1 - . . ' nf S .A ' ' 'f 1 , Sr. r' a 3- I - gf? 5 1 t' If 9 I , l . i r n i 's . u , G , - - I' i 'gg I1 , g I 7 ' I' S e: 1 e o l l 2 , B '. ld nAlsll, i I I I . ' X lr. l . ' 'H H. I '- ' sl Q pi, . : W Ztti is , ' ' - , ' ' X , .V r. : . - . m B -Q . , , r. . , - . A , . , 'Z gm.- ,- ' , ' I' I , r., V There IS no rlgate like a book to tulle ue lamls awm WINKLER ROLAND Football Handball Softball In tramurals Hall Patrol Business WOERTER FLORENCE land Honors Fxrst And ,Home g and 1Nu!ri11on Certzh ales Axde lo Mr eppard Mlss Fmn Lunchroo Squad Secretanal Club B ske all Vol leyball Vassar WOZNIAK MARY Second Honors Bronze Sxlver Gold As Fashron Show Home Nursmg F xrst A1d Certrhcates P S A L Pm Merxtorlous Servxce Award Lunchroom Squad Dean s Squad Mxss Langdon Dancmg Busmess YOUNG ANN Fxrst Azd Certrhcate Nutntxon Certlhcate Lunchroom Squad Fashxon Show Volleyball Club Busmess ZEILAN IOHN Lunchroom Squad Hall Patrol Basketball Baseball Handball Busmess Z? ll :-TA Regs? ad Dwklnson WIRTH IACQUELINE Exceptronal and Mentonous Serv lce Awards Bronze A Home Nursmg Certxhcate Frrst Axd Cer hhcate Hxgh School Nutntxon Cer hhcate Axde to MISS Fmn Serv xce 1n Art Ofhce wlth Mrs Lyons and Lunchroom Servxce Volley A49 ball Club Busmess WOYTOWICZ DOROTHY FIISL Honors Flrst Axd Certlh cate Bronze Sllver and Gold s Leaders L Stars Home Nursmg Certxhcate Span lsh Prohclency Pms Speclal Commendation to Mxss Keller Spamsh Glee Club Pms from AATS PSAL Pm All Round Medal Chevrons Mr Goldman Mr Froehhch Sgt m Lunch room Mentorxous Exceptxonal Awards Forum Chem Dept Spamsh Glee Leaders Cheer leaders I and S Arista Class Nrght Square and Folk Dancmg Queens College YANOTTI GLORIA Se B Fzrst N gl tes th and 8th Repr s ahve C us Repre sent Cerhhcate Mxss eme lon Show 45 46 Lunchroom Squad Newman Volleyball Softball Badmmton Baskea Busmess L M YOUNG CONSTANCE Frrst Axd Cerhflcate Home Nurs mg Certrhcafe Axde to Mr Kuhle and MISS Fmberg Lunchroom Squad Nurses Trammg School ZUMMO ROSEMARIE Frrst Second Honors Bronze Silver Gold A Nutnhon Fust Amd Home Nurs1ng Certxh Cates Certxhcale f H1ghest Honors m Household Arts two years Iumor PSAL Pm L1 brary Squad Mr Sheppard Mrs Perrettx Mr Machlowxtz Lunch room Squad Class Nxght Sec rctarxal Club Busmess Un' Hlzpper and I Q 2- J? ll THE SENIOR CLIPPER has do ked 'MVlll'l a full crew on board At last you have your yearbook the one copy of the magazme for whrch you nave Walted four years As you look through the magazme you see photos of your frlends and sm1le as you come across your own Suddenly you say almost subcon scrously Gee why drdnt I sm1le or why drdnt I say cheese as the pho tographer had mstructed7 Well whrle you contmue to read I would llke to tell you a lrttle tale Many tlmes I have been stopped and guestroned as to the procedure of havmg an artlcle publ1shed I can truly say I started wlth a new ap proach to the s1tuat1on It all began about elght terms and goodness knows how many Regents ago when I en tered Iohn Adams as a very proud freshman As most freshmen I wa rather glad I had no Regents examma trons that term so I decrded to come m and render servlce that week Llttle dld I dream that mcrdent would lead me to the Pubs Offrce and eventually to placement on the Cltpper Staff Now on wrth my story I was mtro duced to two lrttle people that day one a glrl of flve and the other a boy of four Lrttle as they were they had def1n1te rdeas Whlch they 1ntended me to carry out They wanted to walk around so I showed them VCII1 ous sectrons of the school Bemg a freshman myself I kept my fmaers crossed that I mrght return w1th as lfttle d1ff1culty as I had left Now you probably want to know what chrldren were domg m lohn Adams It hap pened that day Mr E I Clarke had brought wlth hlm hrs l1ttle g1rl Cathy and son loseph Belreve me I en 1oyed watchlng the two tykes more than I ever could have emoyed re cordmg marks on the servlce squad That was my frrst 1ntroduct1on to Mr Clarke My school career progressed and a frlend of mme who had already be come a crew member of the Clrpper suggested I pay a V1S1l to the Pubs Offrce I took her advrce Slrghtly nervous I entered the offfce Before long I found myself qulte comfort able and rt was then I horsted my anchor and went sarlmg Wlth the Cllpper Shlp Smce then so much has happened Ive felt that mtangrble feelmg surround me Learnmg the meamng of responsrbrlrty made me grow up I felt good meet1ng people and constantly seemg new faces ap pear 1n the offrce You never really know what people are l1ke unt1l you actually come mto contact wrth them The few terms Ive spent wo krng on the Clrpper have become a part of my past and a steppmgstone to my future I cant remember the many trmes Ive seen copy relected and authors faces solemn upon hearmg the despondent news Oh yes Ive been part of Sorry rewr1te or Sor ry, not surtable for publrcatron, and for every cr1t1c1sm I say, Thanks I seldom found a dull moment ln the Pubs Offtce and to a fme teacher and fnend I leave a debt of gratttude 64 ga I . I . '- , L I XE ' ' X. I . . sw' - C14 . . Slap S Library SANDRA WIUSHMAN Great I' xper tations The Mlmstry o Fear Speaklng I'rankly .Searlet letter Wavuard Bus Paullon o Women 0 Human Bondage Hard Times Hunger Fighters Listen' The Wind The f ood Earth l reen I rass o Wyoming Mlerobe Hunters I 1 e in a Puttv Knl e I'aetorv As You I :ke It Our Mutual Friend How to Win Friends and In luenee People ............... Itfe With Father ...............,.........,..... Up I'ront ...,.,.........,,...... The A B L Murders ......... Short Stories ........,........ Merehant o Veniee .,...,.,.,.....,............ l'rln and Bear It .....,,........,..........,....,, The l 'real Impersonalion ....,,............. 0ne World .....,......,..,.,.,...............,..... The Way of All Iflesh .....,.......,.........,...... Mutiny on the Bounty ..........,.............. Arlh o Triumph ...,..,........................ 6.3 Freshman al Adams Dean s 0 IP Result of I ut Qllp Red Card Q 41 Girls Loelner Room Silence Period Lunch Line Freshman Iuneh Honor Leo Phvslographv Adams Speelal Blo 3 and 4 k Four Years at Adams for more Your progam IU The C rade Adtisor I 0 lampaign Speeehes Bringing home the Report Card food seats at Assembly Qtudying, Hamlet I yp .Sheets Mrs Perretli Honors Assemblies qenior Day The I'aeulty Ife,ents I roduc ing, the flipper I rad nation BEING QF a very curious nature, I was always wondering what Iohn Adams graduates actually did after graduation. Therefore, upon seeing so many other people of equally curious dispositions, I thought that perhaps I could pass some news to you, my fel- low inquisitors. I had an odd experience the other day. Upon walking into a prominent Iamaica department store proudly dis- playing my Senior button, I discovered that the young woman who helped me was Edith Briggs, a graduate of one of our first classes in '32 Mrs Briggs who now has an eleven year old son s udied to be an X ray technician later changing to merchandising which she s practicing at Gertz department store I ve been hearing quite a lot of news from the former staff members of the CLIPPER fcapitalized of coursell Ius tine Kahn 44 was in for a visit afte graduating W 1 s c o n s 1 n Uni versity where she maiored in physical educa tion Phyllis Osgyani 46 was married recently with Pat Lynch 46 once editor as a bridesmaid I met Helene Gold stein 48 on the bus where she was tell ing me how she is planning a singing career Did you know that Charlie Car ter 48 lalso an editor and an avid camera bugl is in business for him ,fllumuz ,Nates FLORENCE LIEBERMAN 1197 51 'T ' J A 4? fs 412 'V .. NL WA L, 4 self? And if you're ever down at Queens College, you can see Audrey Arnold and Peggy Whitmore, both '48, tooting away in the orchestra. Speaking of Queens College, the fol- lcwing graduates of Adams can be seen there: Mildred Goldberg '48, Sheila Suslock '48, and Kathleen Dow- ney '48. Virginia Rivera '48, I hear, wants to be a Spanish teacher. Beware Spanish department, if revenge is sought for! Bob Stricker '46, is there also, after spending nine months in Italy. Fred Kulis 47 is diligently studying at Buffalo State Teachers College Im told that William Grant 47 who was one of our mermen is trying for the Yale swimming team It was awfully interesting to hear of Robert Wolfson 44 who graduated Universities of Purdue New Mexico and New York now teaching in Shang hai China Prior to this he had hi own radio program in New Mexico and also wrote childrens books Lila Lieberman 43 Ia relation of course! has Just become engaged Lila graduated from New York University in Iune and is now teaching at the Queens School flmagine my coping with teach ers in school during the day and then at home afterwards'J Theda Schmitt 46 was married this past October I m in the Army Now is the current theme song of Harold Lyons 47 Camp Hood Texas and Robert Maier 48 IS now singing Anchors Aweigh In closing Id like to take advantage of the remaining space if I may to thank many of my friends who helped me to inform you of the latest news In this my last column I want to let you know of the fun I had working with the swell group on the CLIPPER and Just to express my so long to the numerous and wonderful friends 1 Pave in Adams ' ' , in 's 7 I ' I . I li I, ff' 49- 'g - h I I ,-J A , . 6 3' 3: X ' f Q e KJ -G Wy ' TWENTY FIVE thousand people stood 1n solemn reverence as a vo1ce echoed out For I was hungry and ye gave me meat I was th1rsty and ye gave me drmk I was a stranger and ye took me tn Thousands of boys felt the st1ng1ng pa1n of loneltness for they were wrt ne srng the requlem mass of the man who had taken them rn .Shoulder to shoulder they stood Cathohcs Jews Negroes Protestants nonor1ng the body of the man who had restored the1r fa1th 1n l1fe Yes these were the Men of Boys Town honor 1ng the1r beloved Father Flanagan Less than thrrty years before he was Just another person be1ng naturallzed L1ttle d1d anyone real1ze how oon ne would deserve that t1tle g1ven h1m Edwardl Flanagan Amer1can Even before h1s natural1zat1on he hai been pour1ng h1s energles 1nto a Workmgmans Hotel A refuge for the drunkards and cr1m1nals he futtlely the cause of the1r waywardness back to the1r youth he dec1ded the preven tat1ve measure was 1n helprng young boys I-Ie was Just a blunt spoken young pr1est then who borrowed S90 from a levnsh pawnbroker frlend and rented a a11ap1dated old bu1ld1ng I-le started wlth two homeless newsboys and a Ju venlle dehnquent W1th these boys and the thousands that came he proved h1s content1on There 1S no such th1ng as a bad boy Father Flanagan served as mother father teacher and drsctphnanan and 1t has yet to be sard that anyone under ms gurdance has ever gone astray Boys Town was h1s hte and the only credtt he wanted was to hear the world say There IS no such th1ng as a bad boy 67 Au Amerzcan Zzflzer RITA NAPOLITANO Father Flanagan was ra1sed to the rank of Monslgnor Numerous honors were bestowed upon h1m yet hed contlnuously say The credzt belongs to 1ny l1ttle sold1ers who have the real courage The courage to readyust themselves after such bad breaks Try to capture the s1gn1f1cance of Father Flanagans great work by p1c turmg a scrawny l1ttle tyke struggltng to carry the l1mp body of h1s buddy to safety and replylng when asked HE AINT HEAVY FATHER HES M BROTHER Although all h1s l1fe he had been 1n poor health th1S great human1tar1an always placed the urgency of human needs ahead of 1nc1dental consldera t1ons For he knew that lack of love and understandxng were the malefac tors and he spent the greatest and last years of h1s l1fe adyustmg that Slll atron He spent the last days of h1s l1fe 1n Germany rn the SGTVICS of h1s country and 1n the serv1ce of all mank1nd He haa been sent to Europe at the request of our government to advlse m1l1 tary author1t1es on the1r youth prob lerrs But unfortunately th1s trlp de manded more strength than he had Hrs body now rests 1n a vault 1n Boys Town st1ll near the ones he loved Now as ttme beg1ns to heal the ach mg hearts of thousands of boys I dor t doubt for a mrnute that th1s great great Amerlcan 1snt up there now argurng wrth Sarnt Peter to make more room 1n heaven for h1s boys - Q , , . , - , I - S . . w l , l . I ' r 1 ' I ll I ll T . I ll I I . . . . S , I l ' lt . , sought to reformg but when he traced . . . I ' . , ,z . Y. . . . . 1- . a . I I . 1: 1 ' ' ' , . , , - , I - I I I A I , , GUSTAV WAS only srx when the war started At frrst one would say thct he was too young to realrze what war was He saw the older brothers of hrs frrends krss therr mothers and hurry off to the town rarlroad statron He saw the terrrfred expressrons on the faces of the town folk as the news spread Our cause rs lost one sard Poland has surrendered sard an other Nazr occupatron ensued but Gustav was too young to know hrs homeland had fallen Then one nrght a band of Polrsh saboteurs blew up the Nazr munrtrons dump The Nazrs took hostages Gus tavs mother and father among them Srnce the names of the saboteurs were not revealed the hostages were shot Gustav lrvea wrth frrends untrl the end of the war but they werent the same as hrs own mother and father When the war was over he was sent to lrve wrth relatrves rn Bremahaven He fell asleep on the trarn and awoke wrth a start as the conductor called out the name of the statron Even above the roar of another trarn he was sure he sard Bremahaven next stop Hur rredly he gathered up hrs belongrngs and rushed out The trarn pulled away rust as Gustav saw the statron srgn Hrs heart sank as he reaa Welcome to Kuxhaven Gustav had a feelrna of emptrness rn hrs heart because he had been grven enough money for only one way He walked derectedly down the starrs of what had once been a beau Desimy 5 Problem RICHARD BREDE trtul statron but was now rn com plete rurns The pale sun was srnkrng steadrly rn the west as he walked forlornly down the broad strange street The rubble was prled on erther srde of the street lrke unwanted snow All that was left of the once frne burld rngs were the shells blackened charred remarns of what used to be Most of the people he passed were women who wrth baskets on therr arms trudged along from store to store tryrng ot get the most for what lrttle money they had Nrght came and wrth rt a thrck fog Armlessly he wandered on The street was vord of lrght and he stumbled several trmes over debrrs lt was cold and he began to shrver Oh how he longed to be home rn bed how warm rt would be He heard the soft strarns of musrc whrch rn creased as he drew nearer lt seemed to be comrng from an old almost de molrshed burldrng Qurckenrng hrs pace he came upon a path through the rurns He followed rt to a door under whrch lrght was flrckerrng Thrs was a common dwellrng rn a wartorn country The people were lrvrng rn the cellar Anxrety excrtement and fear swelled wrthrn hrs heart lf he could o y go rn fo a lrttle whrle e thought Hrs prrde was overwhelmed by the cold whrch numbed hrs body The drone of planes frlled hrs ears and hrs frrst rnstrnct was to run He leaped from the cot streaked past the old lady and panrc strrcken ran down the path unaware of the head lrghts of an oncomrng truck A screech of brakes a srckenrng thud and dead srlence frlled the arr The drrver rushed out and knelt besrde the boy Gustave rarsed hrs head and whrspered lm gorng to see my mother He closed hrs eyes and hrs heart whrch had en dured so much lt would know sorrow no more 68 . . , , , I - , , . . , . . , . . . . , . I - I I - , , r 1 ' - - '7 . nl r , h . , ., . . , . . , , 0 1 ' , I - THE CONCLUDTNG days of a semcster are almost always looked forward to on the part of the students and l be heve the teachers also mth ausolct ous ant1c1pat1on ln the Glrls Health Educatton Department one of the most eventful occastons tn the conclucltna days of the fall semester IS the G A C Tea Varlous promment member f the faculty attend thts tea be tdes those glrls who have become 1nter ested rn sports It IS hoped by the GAC that tn the years to come that such occaslons as the G A C Tea and Banquet w1ll be more wldely attended By' th1s we mean that We would l1lce to have a greater number of glrls rn Iohn Adams become mterested rn athlet1cs and takmg advantage of the var ous athletlc clubs and act1v1t1es put before them Th1s would thus pro voke an expandmg mterest on the part of the gtrls 6' I Q ,QW 'mmf W rw 69 Gzrls Spnrfs FRANCES KABOW Ne would then have a more wldelv attended Leaders Club a stronger Varstty Club and a btgger and bet ter Gtrl s Athlettc Councll Mrs Keegan Mrs Mecmsla and the Counctl have ponaered over th1s problem of pro volfmg more mterest on the part of the grrls at many GAC meetmgs The faculty has also been cons1der1ng t1e fact that not enough glrls who have Mator As attend the Vars1ty Club and are thmlcmg of droppmg the club from the athletlc act1v1t1es alto gether So gfrls 1f you really want a Vars1ty Club and have a Mator A why not attend the meetmgs? The Vars1ty by the way s loolcxng forward to the proposed Basketball game between themselves and var1ous teachers of the faculty The tournaments whlch also take place 1n the flnal thtrd of the semes ter are ant1c1pated by the glrls who wxsh to obtaln awards The handlmg of awards are all taken care of under tie careful supervtslon of MISS Beuss lf there are any complamts see Mlss Beuss fMr Anthonyl who IS always w lung to help you .All the gfrls who recently have en tcred the locker room are wondertng who the persons were who got art1st happy and made posstble the attrac me posters that are now around Mell gtrls eat plenty of spmach between now and next term and may oe one of these years we ll Wm that Lexerlch Trophy that Iamalca I-hgh Sct ool has had for such a long trme I - ' f . ' A I .. As .Ou ., X . I CL- . ' . . . , I., l I . A If 4 Q a T T I Q71 y f Q -F31 54,7 I - I. I T 3 l ' X Mt' IQ - ' - rf' 1 . f s A43 1' 1. . A ' F7 ' '. 1, , A lfaakmg at Shaw FLORENCE LIEBERMAN YY' IQ? 0 Ng? vis ' DO YOU know anythmg about George Bernard Shaw? What I really mean rs somethrng besrdes the fact that he has a long whrte fuzzy beard falrnost makrng hrm look lrke Santa Clausl and that he seems to be very lrvely although regarded as ancrent' At any rate that was my rmpressron of thrs famous man untrl one day a few weeks ago I started to wonder about what really makes hrm trck I de croed to do a lrttle research on hrs lrre and besrdes readrng several br ographres fwhrch were all d Ill I thought that Id frnd most of hrs real self contarned rn hrs wrrtrngs and therefore set about readrng hrs works I soon found loads of what I wanted and havrng some trme on my hands I sat down to read The frrst book of Mr Shaws that I read was called Casbel Byrons Pro re ron Thrs was the only novel I found by thrs author fthe rest were playsl and frndrng so queer a trtle I all about What really made me rn au srtrve though was the fact that the book hadnt been read rn ten years rl'at brought out one of my peculrar trarts You see whenever I notrce that a book hasnt been borrowed from the lrbrary for a long trme I wonder why thrs rs so and decrde to read In thrs way I would be able to form my own oprnrons wrthout berng rnfluenced by the fact that no one else seemed to be rnterested rn thrs book In the readrng of Cashel Byron s Pro fessron I satrsfred two currosrtres Belreve rt or not I found the book very rnterestrng Cashel Byron I soon learned was the name of a young boy attendrng a prrvate school rn England In the story he runs away from school and later frnds a profes ron that he 1S to keep throughout hrs 70 - ' ' u , 06 ' I . ' Q J xXX3 ' ss . . 051, U . . , was very curious to see what it was Q I A -' . - Ui'-1-., ' ' 1 H -A RCN ' I A r , , . 0 xx ? rd l . .A 14- M , , ' , 11fe The professron was really an ex crtrng one boxrng Intermlngled W1Ih hrs thrrllmg adventures I found that he was an ardent soc1al1st Byron could be found expoundlng h1s the ortes fwhrch were really Mr Shaw sl at varrous rntervals In fact Mr Shaw ex en had hrs hero belong to hts own socralxstrc socrety the Fablan SOCISIY Through h1s outbursts one could real ly see much of Shaw The frrst of the plays I read was Pygmahon I read th1s frrst because 1ts name mtrrgued me I soon found that rt hadnt much to do w1th the play except for a small comparlson Pygmahon you see was the name of I 'B rL'I1Tg'f1lrNvfp1'ua Vsl 1 U 61111111 Tu.lTL.1 I.-: wrth a statue named Galatea The play was about a young professor who was a phoneucran The play cen tered on h1s attempt to convert a young flower g1rl who spoke wlth a slum d1alect to that of a cultured young woman He succeeded but 1n do1ng so changed her lrfe complete ly The reference to Pygamahon rs shown at the end when the g1rl IS found loolung up to the professor but he berng a professor land qutte a stuffy onel would not step off hrs In wr1t1ng thrs play Mr Shaw wanted to convey the 1dea of how very rm portant phonetrcs the correct way of speakmg IS I rather thmk that he succeeded 1n hrs theme because after readmg thrs play I cant help but be aware of my speech and try to correct any faults Oh by the way I drd en Joy readmg the play I found the story qutte novel and most enyoyably treated by the author If you havent read anyth1ng by George Bernard Shaw maybe now would be a good f1me It would be lnterestlng anyway to see rf you a rl I share the same oprmonsl 71 Q ff'-. T 0 A QB bg 1.4 I ., , ..'I.. 1 Q .V ' I . jx: ' I Q i , . . VW f i pedestal and ,act as an ordinary man. ,h wy I ' 1 l . . n Q , x . . ' ' . ' , F 'fi A .. . I if t I A -s r , 5 . H , r s y- , y s o s-.,sl1,t I . Q' . u vs, I h' ,. It J QA, . . . - sg I X f RECENTLY We read that Bob Consr drnes BABE RUTH STORY rs berng translated rnto lapanese lt seems though that the translators are havrng trouble Wrth some ot the baseball lrngo whrch rs used throughout the book The reader ot thrs rntormatrve and rnterestrng brography rt rgnorant of baseball Wrll trnd hrmselt rn the same posrtron The book was wrrtten by Bob con srdrne Well known newspaperman and author as told by the Babe lt s an authentrc story ot the Babes whole baseball career Many contlrct rng storres have been told and Wrrtten about George Herman Ruth and many of these are cleared up durrng the course of the book Many rnterestrng anecdotes are told srmply and ettec trvely by Ruth The baseball tan and Ruths admrrers Wrll trnd the book Wrth Ty Cobb Lou Gehrrg Mel Ott Frankre Frrsch lohn McGraw loe Mc Carthy Bucky Harrrs and many more of the stars of yesterday and today Ruth does not pretend to be a per tect human berng rn hrs story as many other wrrters have made hrm out to be He honestly and readrly tells ot hrs unruly temper hrs extravagances and hrs unhappy youth A great deal of hrs Want of luxurres and good trmes can easrly be attrrbuted to the tact Hanks an l6'wzrd DOROTHY MANSEY GLORIA SHARP that he wrshed to make up lor the years that were spent rn hrs fathers barroom and St Marys lndu trral School For a good entertarnrng book read The Babe Ruth Story Another new book of a drfferent sort rs to be tound rn the lrbrary lt too rs a brography but not ot a partrcular person Malabar Farm by Lours Bromtreld rs the book to whrch I have reference The pages untold rn a drary of the farm Bromfrelds lnterests rest solely on thoughts that he may be of help to others by grvrng them useful hrnts about farmrng and cattle breed rng Malabar Farm rs a sequel to Pleasant Valley After the publrshrng of the latter many people Wrote or vrsrted hrm to ask questrons He has hopes that Malabar wrll satrsty all the publrc s questrons The author has a tree conversa tronal style of wrrtrng and goes to great length to explarn the meanrngs of a number of farm expressrons Although rn some parts rt seems to slow down consrderably rn rts pace rt 1S qurte rnterestrng Well srgn off for now untrl next term when we hope to be wrth you agarn 72 , ' f - , ,. I - -Y tt - 11 - ' - ' , . r . . . 1 , most enjoyable. He tells of experiences . . . . h , , ' tt 1: . . ' I I - gods ld flu! Head It seems that mv uslon lS foggy, That mv ears have a eottony eelmg, That mv volee is a little bil groggv Let's are it mv senses are reeling There are Larmtlons o su ermg But the symptoms all seem the same, I keep eoughmg., and sneezing and fholang Next to this lolll pneumonia .seems lame It eoulll have been biking unsweaterefl, It might have been tennis sans jacket, But whatever it was Mv whole volee lS like uzz, Anrl mv sneeze makes a terrible raelset Anil my rlreams in the night Are enough o a right To beep me in bell or a ueeh While the tonus romame The hot water bottles llanee Anil the kleenex all play hille aml seek Oh sympathize sweetly Hate pity and POIIIIIIISSIOII For tlu su erer who uishes he uerc llearl Have a kinll pleasant smile . Anil aboze all :lon t rile- The guy with the ,Colle ill hill heall FSTPI LA HIT FR Eilaslzback ANDREW STEIGMAN THIS IS a true story Before the events narrated here came to pass I was slmply an offlce worker who dabbled wrth electron1cs 1n my spare trme I was not at all unusual here rn a New York suburb of the year 2012 But of all those lzke me I was the one to h1t on the secret of t1me travel My ex perrences seem so fantast1c to all who hear them that I have been branded as a hopeless lunat1c s1nce my ev1 dence was lost when but I am get trng ahead of my story I had returned home from work early one Saturday afternoon and two of my frrends Iohn Krrby and Tony Marsten had come to my garage laboratory to a1d me 1n workmg on the lmmrnence of success we worked steadlly on the apparatus unt1I one oclock rn the mornrng We paused only when 1t became necessary to warm up the tubes before makmg a test Whlle Iohn and Tony were pre parmg the test mater1als I volunteered to make some coffee and sandwlches rn the house As I carefully sk1rted the machlnes force freld my foot caught 1n a corl of wrre I heard Tonys warn1ng shout as I tr1pped but then everythlng van rshed 1n a br1ll1ant flash The sensa tlons that I felt were of falllng and of d1zz1ness and then I landed some where wlth an easy thud When I regamed my composure and looked around there seemed to be someth1ng vaguely famlhar about the surroundlngs There was noth1ng rn srght but a vast wall wh1ch stretched perhaps half a mrle rn each d1rect1on and to the left I could see the shores of a large body of water I started wallang towards the water ln hope of meetrng someone who could tell me where I was both 1n trme and 1n place Before I had reached the end of the wall however I heard a norse wh1ch seemed to come from a thousand workers engaged ln destroy1ng the mass1ve stones whrch towered above me Upon roundrng the corner of the wall I saw a large crowd propell1ng a huge wooden rep l1ca of a horse towards a break 1n the wall See1ng the Trolan Horse defmttely estabhshed the t1me 1n whrch I found myself as bemg about ll3U BC and rt also set me th1nk1ng of my chances for return to the twenty ftrst century Pushtng these thoughts to the back of my rmnd however I walked 1n the dlrectron of the group whlch was As I neared the group some of them turned to look at me lust as I was about to harl a d1gn1f1ed looklng man who appeared to be of a h1gh statlon a br1ght flash s1m1lar to that whrch I had experrenced rn the labo ratory enveloped me I was serzed w1th the same sensatrons of drzzmess and falhng The thud of landmg was somewhat harder thls trme and lt was a full mlnute untrl I had recovered myself suff1c1ently to s1t up and look around me I found myself 1n what was appar ently a srde street of a c1ty conststmg enttrely of Roman archltecture Whlch gave me some hope of rescue s1nce rt was approx1mately one thousand years nearer to the twenty f1rst cen tury I went mto a larger street where 74 I . ,. sh' h u ' u . the trme machrne. Spurred on by pu mgt e h ge fig re I frrst heard the sounds of cheerxng crowds I followed the sound through a maze of streets and frnally reached a packed amphrtheater At that mo ment the cheers stopped changmg abruptly to terr1f1ed shouts Behrnd me I could see the cause of the crowds fears A huge volcano some three or four m1les beyond the town was belchrng smoke and flame at a terrrfrc rate The populace had started mrllmg around as a crowd w1ll usually do rn t1me of pamc Ashes and small stones were fallrng rn the streets and smoke began to obscure all but nearby oblects The heat was becomrng uncomfortable but the crowd had rega1ned some order and was movrng rn a somewhat calmer fashron rn one d1rect1on As I followed I hoped that they were p1ck1ng the best route for escaprng the eruptlon At least the volcano had told me where I was Pompen 1n 79 A D was the only Roman crty to suffer an erup tron as great as the one from wh1ch I was runnrng It was becomlng hotter and some older people and chrldren were already collapsrng as a result I was gett1ng wrnded and the smoke had begun to choke me Then there was sudden rel1ef as the tune ma chme must have acted agam A flash a fallrng sensatlon and d1ZZ1 ness then I landed hard somewhere and everythmg went black When I rega1ned consc1ousness I was stretched out 1n the sand I looked around and saw that I was at one s1de of a large semx c1rcular beach at the hlgh end of Whlch a pahsade of logs had been erected behmd wh1ch a srzeable army was massed Several small sarlmg shrps were drawn up along the shore hne and a huge fleet of addrtronal vessels was strll approachmg the shore Men dtsembarked from the shrps Just as soon as they grounded and the beach contarned two hostrle camps wamng to do battle The group beh1nd the palrsade seemed to be expectmg an rmmedrate attack for they had therr long bows and therr lances ready to repulse a rush by the enemy After several hours dur1ng wh1ch I sat quretly and watched the prepara trons for battle the lnvadmg forces charged The plan of the defenders then became apparent Lances fllcked out from beh1nd the paltsade and cut down anyone unfortunate to be w1th rn reach Suddenly I reahzed where I was My hrstory lessons stood me ln good stead and I knew that I was watchmg the Battle of I-Iastmgs rn the year lO66 Another thousand year advance 1n my homeward Journey 7a I 1 1 1 1 1 . 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S 1 1 ' - 1- W'1thout Warnmg another brrght flash and agam the sensatlons ot d1Z zmess and ot talltng A hard 1olt knocked me out and when I came to I Was on the floor of my laboratory and Tony and Iohn were bendmg anxlously over me When I later related my eXper1 ences to them they promptly told me that my Whole story was 1mposs1ble and must somehow have been dream Tony told me What they had seen There was one very brrght flash followed by three lesser ones All four flashes occurred Wrthln frve seconds and when they Were over the machmery was a srnokmg rum and you were stretched out uncon sclous on the tloor It was twenty mmutes before you as much a stlrred Even remmdmg them ot the hypo thetlcal mstantanelty ot t1me travel rarled to convmce them They sald that when I tell mto the machme lorce held I had dtsrupted 1t and hberated more energy than rt had been bu1lt to accommodate The re sultmg dtsmtegratlon ot the appara tus they sald was l1keW1se 1nstan taneous and thus 1mmed1ately ren dered the t1me mach1ne useless Others have smce scotted at my story Sctentlsts have now sard that t1me travel IS 1mposs1ble although no one has ever attempted to use the method Whtch sent me on a quxck tour back mto hrstory I know that I actu ally went mto the past even though my mslstence has cost me my 1ob and my pos1t1on 1n the communlty Someday however another person Wrll brave the laws agamst expert mentatxon 1n th1s held and W1ll suc ceed m conquermg t1me Then my story w1ll be proved true REFLECTIONS TABBOT 76 . . . , , . . , . . . . . . ,- , - .u - f 1 ' I I - - I - .. . . H , , 1 - I I. . , , I I L ' I I 5 - . ff .... . - - f fi 95 t a f THE WORD leprosy starts a serres of cold chrlls runnrng down the sprnes of most of us Thrs dreaded drsease has caused many of rts vrctrms to be torn from therr homes and loved ones and be cnt to a desolate rsland called lfolokar Here they barely exrsted be cause all wrshed to forget therr exrst ence But one man a Catholrc prrest Father Damren decrded to devote hrs lrfe to these poor creatures He went to Molokar knowrng that he oo would rnevrtably contract the drsease He helped these people to lead useful lrles forgettrng hrmself rn hrs effort to ard them He contracted the drs ease and dred but hrs wonderful work shall not be forgotten by the people lse helped and therr grateful relatrves ln our materralrstrc world we sel dom hear of anyone drsplayrng self lessness to a great extent Rather we hear of unscruplous people rorgettrng humanrty rn therr quest for success Consequentlx rt rs rare to hear about rur rble people Father Damren and a Iran known to our parents genera t.crr, George Washrngton Carver, are examples of these almost extrnct human berngs He often tasted the sweet wrne of humrlrty rn hrs eventful rrfe Thrs may 77 sound strange srnce we do not often revere a humble man but thrs was Dr Carvers weapon agarnst all rntol erance shown hrm Instead of frghtrng oacrc wrth sprteful deeds for a man walked so close to God could r t dream of such a thrng he fought wrth the only weapon known to hrm lcrrrrlrty Thrs was far more effectrve tl on f he had responded wrth crrtr tn would have only Justrfred hrs enemres attacks Hrs method shamed rhern so thoroughly that often therr en re outlook changed and they came to honor and respect hrm He certarnly et an example for us to follow rn these troubled trmes Dr Carver often knew the feelrng cf lrnger but when he was offered unbelrevable sums of money for hrs drscoverres he passed hrs trrumphs on to others lf only we had the power to appre crate the good thrngs rn lrfe rnstead of stressrng posrtron power and wealth we would be carryrng out our true mrssron on earth Possessrng the love of our fellow men rs the top rung on the proverbral ladder of success Men substrtute other thrngs for rt be cause they are not able to procure the real thrng When our so called successful men have long been forgotten we shall remember srmple unassumrng men lrke Father Damren and Dr Car ver who gave the greatest possrbl arft to all rnankrnd themselves U16 Vzrfue SARA WEIS i . Y? .ig Q I ' L R -V 5 ef- ' ' . 12 V Yi: ' h ' 1 -' I ,Q 'I 5 - xv I - , ik who X L IC ' , r I Q 1 f R. A I 1 Mftlll iii R' f R 1 r 'S 4 ' ' . V , W- 3 . . . . ls 5 ' 1 ' lj 1 1 ' - ,Qi crsms of other colors or creeds for 'Q -f 1-gig Z, rs ' :I ' I ... . , , , ' 0 'i ' .1 J. ' Ii . . 4 s , s ' . 1 1 , L 7 . . , X . , . P . . 1 h I . - I , . ' e Ar R U r . A 1 I J - 0 SITTING ON the stage I recalled all the other graduatrons I had Wrtnessed There were a good many of them but they all seemed to fade obscurely 1nto the past What happened to all those eaaer faces? Had tlme left furrows of worry under those brrght eyes whrch twrnkled so wrth antrcrpatlon of all the wonders that would follow graduat1on'P Oh dear me' The valedrctorran 1S grvrng the farewell address already Soon these young people w1ll embark on therr Journeys to success and farl ure I hope that they w1ll achreve therr secret hopes and destres Take th1s sweet young thrng on my rrght She seems to be burstrng wrth pleasure Cant wart to start that nefv Job of hers My boy IS really exclted today I-Ie IS so anxrous to start hrs eng1neer1ng Course next week Here they go' So another com mencement exerclse rs over Ouch' There goes my tassel Soon I w1ll be lard away wrth thousands of other caps to awart the next graduatron ex ercrse Wonder wholl wear me next trme? SARA WEIS Glcanzngs ll J fl JJ, .- YQ HERE I AM rn I-Irstory Not that I have anythlng agarnst HISIOFY you under stand H1story 599 rn partrcular Its a lovely class and an exceptronally frne teacher Maybe tts Just that H1story and I were never made for each other At any rate Im s1tt1ng here trylng to look l1ke E1nste1n when I really feel l1ke McCarthy fCharl1e that rsl I cant decrde whether to whrsper to the grrl Jn front of me agarn Just for the thr1ll of seemg Mrss Hammermouth bare her lovely whrte teeth Cshe uses Ipanal or to wrrte notes to the boy on my r1ght I had Just declded on the latter ht had more possrbrlrtresl when a strange sensatron came to me It seemed Irke a famrlrar vorce call1ng my name from far off Someone poked me rn the rrbs and I heard Mrss Hammermouth call me for the thrrd t1me I Jumped up and rnqurred rn a hurt vorce what the questron had been The ever patrent dear replled between clenched teeth that I was to explaln the Parllament Act of l9lI Parl1ament7 Whose Par l1ament7 Ah yes England Well lets see rt happened 1n l9ll My trrum phant grrn changed to a haunted smrrk as I saw the brg round zeros be mg added to my collectron I ruefully remembered I had not done my home work and was struck w1th the sudden thought that Regents were only a week off Oh well Ill worry about 1t tomorrow Rrght now I must frnrsh thrs crossword puzzle and maybe rf I have trme I'Il try to remember some act Parlrament drd rn l9ll MARION ALLWEISS 78 1 'tx ' ' ' I K . ,,..'1flll I '- t!!l:f ' . HIL, X Ill' I- X -., A ,,,,JJJ5l55 -A - ,JnI'!:2-:1I::2J' . -X lu l.'--1'--:--:I I ave ss st.-1-:isithitxi-le . A wis- J ' , 7fi5PIJ'ft1IliiJJJ,. A Q1 1- ' ,M . . . . . . . if' . , - - 1 . . . ' . . . , , . X , L . . ' l l , . . . , . , m' . , ,T I - , . , Night All through the day the stars do sleep Then wake at night their watch to keep Their mystic maze, a beaming band Their gleaming glow, a silvery strand They dance and flip aml hop on high Like lo ty lamps, gems 0 the sky. FLORENCE DREHFR My Dag A little pup, A bundle o ls the best description For mv black cur He sleeps all day, And barks all night When he deserves a scolding Hes neter tn sight In spite o his aults, There could never be, A riend as loyal, And as true to me HENRY DEMCHAK ,Czftlc Ufzugs A dark night, a moonlit sea A wind tossed sail, These are or me A mountain high, a harbor small An idle hour, a water all The smell o co ee in the morn The look o hay thats just been shorn, Someone to tell vour troubles to A rtend thats always true to you The eel o ur against your cheek, The little pleasures ueek by week The bud that tn the dawning sings 4 mlllton big aml little things The sound o ton es flear and ree These many things they are or me J ACQL ELIINE ENIVIERM AN f f l so L 1 ' f 'f f. s gf. . ' E f f 17 ' 1 f . ' ' ' fl ff ' . 4 79 H WHEN A person lS hand1capped and manages to be extra cheerful and br1ght about 1t l th1nk we should have all the more respect for h1m The authors of The Plague and l and Out on a l.1mb who are Bet ty MacDonald and LOUISE Baker are humorous 1n tell1ng the1r l1fe storles Betty MacDonald tells of her mterest 1na expenences 1n a tubercular san 1tor1um She 1okes about the doctor and nurses and glves the pat1ents all kmds of names Everythmg that would be extremely bor1ng to ordmary peo ple lS 1ust the oppos1te to the author on end and do1ng nothmg not even read1ng takes on a new ltght to her and even when the worse could be expected she could st1ll be very ty and sarcast1cly funny After was released from the san1tor1um VlSlled some fr1ends One opened door the llHleSl crack and when saw who 1t was she 1mmed1ately her to wa1t a m1nute meanwh1le W1 se se er se to se shushed her ch1ldren out of doors to play fear1ng they would contact tuberculos1s lfl1ss Bakers hand1cap was perma nent and she mastered her traaedv and had a whale of a lot of fun do 1ng 1t She took her hand1cap w1tn areat sp1r1tual courage and a grand sense of humor and told her story w1th sympathy and understandmg for all others who have suffered s1m1lar H11 fortunes Whenever everyth1ng was set agamst her she comforted herself bv Websters def1n1t1on of hand1cap a race ID wh1ch an art1f1c1al d1sad montage IS 1mposed on a super1or contestant She felt she was no d1f ferent from any normal person and part1c1pated 1n athletlcs such as sw1m m1ng horseback r1d1ng and tenn1s even though she only had her left leg managed to snare two husbands l college she was well known and be came popular because of her hand1 cap These two SlOflGS have a spec1al s1gn1f1cance for these t1mes People who are all hush hush when a phy s1cally deformed person comes 1nto the1r s1ght and 1mmed1ately feel sor ry really are makmg the person more consc1ous of h1s hand1cap and are h1nder1ng h1s psycholog1cal recovery These persons l1ves are f1lled w1th en ergy and a purpose and they should be allowed to engoy each day to the fullest The average person feels that they should be pushed as1de and out of normal happ1ness and left to wh1le away the1r l1ves do1ng noth1ng 1n par t1cular ln my op1n1on l th1nk that these two books would be a source of comfort and an 1nsp1rat1on to the veterans of the past war lf these two women could face real1ty 1t should be an example to all others who follow IH the same s1tuat1ons llucouquered MARION IOHNSON 80 Lying in bed, perfectly still for hours bhe also traveled extensively and ' ' , . n . .L I A . h A ' , . . 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X QXXX X S 0 I I 1'5?F ' SINCE MY Letters to the Edrtor Col umn has been drscontrnued I have decrded to wrrte a column called The Nut Bowl However I shall always treasure the letter sent to me by I B Frlburt He wrote Dear N B Edrtor I have never read a column so well wrrtten and so humorous as yours It rs my tavorrte column rn the Clrpper Please excuse the crayon they dont allow us to use sharp obrects rn here I B Frlburt Inmate 500 Last week whrle rndulgrng rn my Iavorrte form ot recreatron Ccallrng people up and sayrng Im Stop the Musrc D I began to prcture what next term wrll be lrke Ah yes I can Just vrsualrze the people I wrll meet rn my next classes uf Howl ESTELLA HEGER 81 The Alert Grrl Frnd out my name sectron and room so she can be sure ot the homework The Borrower Thrs type can easrly be drscovered as he rmmedrately bor rows your pen to Irll out hrs De laney Card The Good Cheer Spreader Hrs boy frrend had thrs teacher last tern' she grves scads of homework and tests every other day Prcture Gal Has zrllrons ol prctures c Aunt Flo Cousrn Iohn and her steady beau Experrenced character You can usu ally tell thrs type He never relaxes rn a class as hrs program has been changed Irve trmes and he s sure he rrght too Thrs rs French should be rn Spanrsh onfrdent Soul He had my srster last term here comes an easy 90 Puzzled Krd Say werent you rn my Geometry class last term or wa rt Bro 9 I am very drsappornted rn the way that the electrons turned out I had a three dollar bet on Howdy Doody but Arthur Godfrey beat hrm out Hurry hurry hurry You may now enter my new contest Srmply wrrte a trve thousand word essay on What I Do Wrth The Penny and a Half I Save Sendrng Chrrstmas Cards Open the excellent prrzes offered are the combrnatrons to all lockers rn the Locker Boom a pocket srzed record player and a record ot lust a Song at Twrlrght Thrs wrll rnsure 100 musrc the thrrd prrze two trckets on A Slow Boat to Chrna Hurry thrs contest exprres 5 mrnutes after you read thrs column .N X X , I . , 6 I I I 'K U I . ' . . .JW I H l - fr SQQX K gy . c If TI ixkkkxr 3 ' - ll ,-al, I .I . A 1 ffl, I . V . . . I ' I . I , ., I lu , , . I won't remain in your class, He's I y - ' . ' ' . . . he H fs' ' . ' A I Q . .I . , T ' , , . , . . in 'THU f N W ll 'W m My m WW ww Dear Ufauta The Christmas tree was all aglou Wlth colored balls and such Each package was so care ullw urappefl And each marked D0 NOT TOU ,' The llttle town beneath the tree Was auahentng rom :ts sleep And cotton snow and candv canes Were mlxed up ln the heap There abote the replace, Three stockmgs hung with mended toes And tacked to one there was a note To Santa flied wlth woes Dear Santa ' this llttle note began, I d preclate your gl ts so mul h I ve been so good and trled so hard Not to peek mto closets and such I wanted a doll wzth blond curlv hazr And a pretty doll carnage blue A real lue puppv with whlte, so I ur And a short whale, uzzy tall too A boat a top a pretty book To read when I m ln bed But I vou don t mlnd Santa I d rather thus msteafl You see, I m gettmg Ing now Ind I eel so aw ully sad, When people smtle and I don t SHIIIP bacl. It makes them Illlflln I m had So If vou please don t Ieate me tow just leale beluml the wreath The thmg I d pref late most o aII WV IIIISSIIIQI 4 ront teeth I ATR!! IA DALTON wo H I , . . cc CH . 4 D lf .6 . . fs, , .7 V - - . . .ff . f . 0 'W 'li' f:fv1fv1 a 'f' , ' ml Mt ' nam f f l .I Q,-, if Hx lq'll'Q',1'fi! pq! t NW grainy s Qarums VIOLA BANNON THE MAIORITY of Adams students who enter the assembly each week to be entertalned by plays the Glee Club or the forums ftnd that 1t IS an experlence that IS enloyable at tlmes mformatwe or at least a place to catch up on homework To the many students who appear 1n the program however 1t has many dlsturblng ef fects usually begmnmg wfth a sleep less n1ght and a breakfast that tastes l1ke sawdust My accornphshments or at least at tempts ln th1s fteld are l1m1ted to an appearance on the panel 1n a forum Only those who had been exposed to such a fate can fully sympathlze w1th my feellngs on th1s sublect I walked out on the platform w1tn the rest of the panel members and seat1ng myself I tned to assume an mtellectual mterested look as 1f eager to enter mto the d1scuss1on and burst mg w1th br1ll1ant lnformatlon Th1s be came lntensely dull and 1t also ap peared as 1f qulte a number of people 83 had begun to stare at me queerly Perhaps I was bubb11ng over a 11ttle v1olently I qu1ckly settled mto easter pos1t1on and my backbone cracked tn apprec1at1on Th1s be1ng an unusual sltuatlon for I took advantage of my 1deal DOSIIIOH and started an mspectron of the audtence A vast expanse f wh1te blank looklng faces greeted me and except for a few of the athlehc types who were attempt1ng to hang by thelr feet from the balcony they held no 1nsp1rat1on Occaslonally I came across the face of one of my dear frlends gr1nn1ng mtschlevously and wavmg er1erget1 cally Th1s cheered me somewhat and I managed to sm1le back weakly The tlme passed qu1ckly and I be came a httle d1sturbed as I reahzed Soon the whole audlence would b my enemy and each person out there would be desperately th1nk1ng of a questlon that no one could answer Th1s fact had an amazlng effect on my reflexes My legs had begun to shake uncontrollably I attempted holdtng them st1ffly together and con centrated on the speaker but they soon started to ache and plns and needles danced up and down my legs and my kneecaps playfully knocked each other about I began to persp1re under the straln but I qu1ckly forgot my feet and all else as I heard through the tumult rag1ng ln my d1 gestlve system the famlllar words The panel IS now open for ques t1ons I rapldly searched for a way of escape and ellmmated the possl b1l1ty of fa1nt1ng only after much thought After answermg a quesnon however I spent the rest of the pro gram congratulatlng myself on my bravery and cons1der1ng my future as a famous orator ' , . an me, ' I ' . o . . . ' . . that the question period was near. ' . ' e ' I BUMPY ROADS have never afforded ease for the wheels that bogged over them and th1s was especrally obvrous to passengers whose stage coache mere forced to rattle along at solemn rates Even barons who sank wa1st deep rn velvet plush eagerly wartea for the next stopover Rumblmg through the mar hlands v as such a Baron HIS eye lfC11I'1e.1 across the marshes lookrng for the ,ellow lantern of an mn Waagmg cattarls dece1v1ng mud surfac s and lcrrttle blue sprrgs f1lled the foreground of th1s now v1s1ble haven Whrle the stage coach scraped to the 1rn the proprretor was havma hrs t oubles That afternoon a ch st was dehvered supposedly contammg fmely hammered metal mugs But rts cor tcnts were only a few dozen medrevel earthenware trouahs The legal duty cf marl searchmg has been ov rdone l was a sad srtuatron crooks full o beverage but nothmg to serve them If Id only saved the old mugs the p oprretor lamented lust then th stagecoach drew up ,4 1,11 of Zzrziasy and the Baron alrghted wrth VISIODS of c meal whettlng h1s appetrte Tne pro prletor Jumped at the entrance of a person of such nobrlrty and rmmedra e ly went for the order The Baron ate was stuffed and overstuffed srnce the proprretor was tryrng to avofd any rcguest for a drmk l-fe was almost out of suggestrons when the enevrtable happened l have a concoctron m mmd l hop you ll hx the Baron sald wtth a glmt You take a red w1ne m1X a b1t of herry add fmgermgs of m1nt color w1th orange 1u1ce and dunk some lem on rmd for flavormg C' ls rt a drmk SIT? the propr1etor otestroned Of course the Baron repl1ed Dark gloom swept over the proprre tor s features Maybe those oblong trough could be used the proprletor thougn as he s1ud1ed them After Jugglmg the mgredrents for the armk he placed a few troughs on th counter Then he eyed an almost un rotrceable characterrstrc The brrms were chrpped The propnetor sprmkl d fater heavrly on the troughs an at tcmpt to press the softened edges to Qether The result of h1s efforts was J aooey mess Resfgnrng hrmself to fate hc put the concoctron rn a clamp trougn crvd brought 1t to the Baron What s th1s the Baron demanded Q half baked flower pot? Dont you have any mugs As he sald th1s the Baron vlewed th person before hrm Obvrously the pro prretor was embarrassed Could 1t really be that he hasn t any mugs th Baron thought agam Nonsense every mn has them Frankly s1r the order for the correct crmkmg vessel has gone astray he p1opr1etor faltered 84 , - - - 1 4 , . ' P .. . , 4 Q L ' - 1 . . - I , I J C , . .,. , . f , S E . ' f 1 ' 1. . , . I 'E L, 1 v ' ' V 1 , 11 . . . , I V Q 11 . . . 1 N. A 1 V, . . . 1. , , I - . . 11 A , I 1. . . . 11 . , . r Q 1 . , V . . . . . ll ' . , 1' 11 11 - . , 1 1 . , , 1- , 1 1 5 f - 1 . , 1 Y: JJ , o 1 .1 - F-iff? ' ' ' ' H , C rg . 1 3 . u H 1 , . A 1 . . D s V ' xx 1 - ll 1 1 - 1 1 1 L 'W' A .1 1 1 11 . 1 . lfl. A , , .1 1 11 .U 1 . . J' . I ' ' - xl 1 I3 . 1 V 1 11 O , V . 11 - 1 - 11 , . 11 . 1 1 .. . ,, , f The explanatlon strll left the propr e tor wrth the problem What can I serve the drmks rn? Then he spled h1s son The boy lay on the floor blowrng oust 1n a thrn path from a hollow reed He drew the dust up the reed and ex taled 1t The Baron could try that way to drlnk hrs ale He certarnly wants to g I around the clay mess the proprretor thought Perhaps srr he sald aloud srnce you are so rntent on savorrng th1s-1:1 well you could use one of these The Baron stared at what he recog r 7ed as the brlttle blue sprrgs he saw rn the marshes The proprreto blew the cobweddy frlm from the rnsrde or one and handed rt to the Baron Smce the Baron wasnt famrhar wlth the fundamentals of conscrous rnhal 1 g he vrgorously blew outward Sput termgs of Jurce wrne mrnt and r1nd covered the table Doggedly we trred agarn Breathe m the proprretor coached rn varn lndrgnant the Baron stormea to hrs lodgrngs upstarrs However th prob lem vexed hrm and he couldnt sleep Steahng downstarrs he got a trougn of water and a drscarded strawhke ra ed sprrg and began masterrng The art of srpprng at a vertrcal angle H practrsrng was done wrth a conslder cble amount of slurpmg coughmg and gettlng out of wrnd Hours la er he tasted vrctory 1n the form of a straw full of water slrghtly flat The followrng mornrng the proprre tor was amazed at the flamboyant mood the Baron mas rn Dont ever mentron last nrghts 1n crdent the accompl1shed srpper ad monrshed the proprretor The Baron was able to use h1s re cently acqurred knowledge soon after 83 hr return home At a royal conference he convrnced the court that the de tall would be worth usrng at the next ba Too crude the klng sard every one would have one Couldnt we drs gurse rt? Common marsh weeds on a table wouldn t do The frnal product Jutted out of a vase on the banquet table lt resembled heavy lead prprng wrth the Ry Krrsp look Therr use was learned and ac cepted although the guests secretly thought that 1t felt l1ke a horses brt The femrnlne s1de held the contentron that rt drdnt leave l1p make up smudges on cups or chlns lt was for nobrllty excluslvely The straw Cwhrch 1t was termed from the adlectlve used to descrlbe tts ancestorl would ve remalned unfamrl electron drdnt come up Hrs promrse for better sanrtary condrtrons backec up by the straw started 1t on 1ts road to fame that lead to rts present forms of plastrc and paper Straws someone may sav vented lsuppose Forgotten IS the f1rst straw the blue sprrggy red but not unknown by th descendants of the fme frber who strll Whrsper about rt on wrndy evenmgs rr the marshes ' ' i - 'S . 1 A ' , . A . ' ' ' . . L' S' I . xl - ll - xx 1 ' I - 1' ' ' ' -o I 'Q ,. , . - - - 1 . .1, , . H . F . . . . 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Q 1 ' ' , - . . . . ,L 1 DIARY DEAR Betty has a love Its as srmple as that But srmple thmgs ya know can be very comphcatrng especrally 1f the love 1S one slded Con Bettys srdel I know because Im Betty busom pal We have a secret solum pact that we ll be frlends t1ll we d1e Thrs pact has only been broken three t1mes so now you can see that our love for each other IS genu1ne Not at all hke Bettys love for B1lly Please dont get me wrong Im not Jealous cause theres noth1n to get lealous about But I love Betty and I dont want to see her get hurt by that freckled faced B1lly fLet me say rlght here that rf he drdnt have so many freckles Id love h1m but thats be srde the polntl Now be1ng the one and only busom pal to Betty Ive de clded on launchrng a campalgn to e1ther make her forget h1m or to make h1m get mterested rn her CI ve declded that the former 15 rmpossrble fore Im puttrn all my efforts so that the latter w1ll eventually happenl Frrst of all Im plannrn for Betty to strck h1m wrth a p1n precrsely tomor row when we are go1n home to eat lunch Then Betty ll smtle sweetly and say Im AWFULLY sorry and then rf he has any Gentrlman rn h1m hell say IM sorry It was really my fault' J And then 1n a coupla days shell be HIS g1rl and then Betty wont be walkm around 1n a fog even 1n a clear day G nrte Im sleepy D1ary Dear Whattam I gonna do? Well maybe I should start at the begmnmg Today at 1200 oclock noon fprecrsely as plannedl Betty stlcked B1lly wrth a p1n-only B1lly trrpped her fthe bratl and she fell Now me bern a busom Kefwecn the Pages JOAN GRANDINETTI pal to Betty ran to p1ck her up Gee whrz I hadda laugh at Betty tho cause her face looked l1ke strawberry 1e1lo What sorta peeved me was that she acknowledged me not but bust out cryln and saym lt was all my fault Now you know the story what taml gonna do'?'P'?'P D1ary Dear Its the absolute end for Betty and me We re not speakln to B1lly or each other But I know down deep ln my heart that I was only try1n to do 1ust called my mamma to ask 1f I could go to Brllys brrthday party Srnce Im not speak1n to B1lly and my mamma says I must go-I m gon na take thmgs mto my own hands and run away after school tomorrow My momma says I must stop wr1t1ng now cause 1t s late Gn1te D1ary Dear Ive got oodles to tell you on ac counta what happened today Betty and I both ran away cause her mamma was makrn her go to the party too Well we walked and walked and walked t1ll we were so hungry we hadda come back home to eat I dont know about Betty but I got spanked goodn hard and Im not allowed to do that anymore Gee wrz 86 ' I I A . , ' 's I I 4 W- I I A 1 . . 1 - 1 ' I - - . - I . 1 I v I -knowin' Betty like I do, SQ, there- good. Guess what . . . Billy's mamma , I - - . , I 1 I . I - . , , . - , . I A . I ' HAVE YOU ever wondered about what a great bustness the p1ll 1ndus try must be nowadays? Ive been SETI ously th1nk1ng that lf I had lust a l1ttle extra cap1tal r1ght now Id even be w1'l1ng to 1nvest ln the Bayer Com pany Cand thats no plugl It makes you wonder what the world IS com 1ng to when you hear about all the a1l1ng people that have been cured by taklng p1lls Nowadays they ve got all k1nds of p1lls for all k1nds of peo e There IS the fam1ly Woman w1th a tnbe of ch1ldren who all take v1tam1n p1lls because Momma remembers all the wonders they drd for her long stnce past operat1on She brags to th1s day to all her ne1ghbors that because of the p1lls her ch1ldren are the health1est specxmens on two legs I have to laugh at the type of g1rl who IS around that age of betng called an old mard and IS afrald she IS too fat so she starts tak1ng all kmds of reduc1ng p1lls for the beneflt of the boys at the OIIICG When her frtends exclazm My Lucy but you re gett1ng awfully th1nlook1ng lately she W1ll almost turn red because ol a gu1lty consc1ence but w1ll pass 1t oft as merely feel1ng blue the past few weeks I bet the doctors exult rn gett1ng complammg women for pat1ents sxnce they are the people who f1ll the doctors pockets w1th all that green lettuce Any ktnd of p1lls that have an appallrng tast W1ll sat1sly them I can 1ust p1cture a code the doctors have for spec1al p1lls for certaln types of people Llke P1ll OOO wh1ch IS just a comb1nat1on of sugar and water for that th1n ra1l l1ke type of person who th1nks that because he IS th1n he IS s1ck 81 Then there IS the Plll XXX when the doctors know whatever the per son has IS too far gone and by g1v1ng them a p1ll they ll attam fa1th 1n themselves and QIVGS them that added courage they need P111 YYY IS for that stout woman or man that over 1ndulges 1n eat1ng and IS conduc1ve only for the purposes of 1nd1gest1on P1ll ZZZ wh1ch sat1sf1es the 1n fer1or1ty complex a bald headed man has atta1ned and IS benet1c1al for grow1ng harr back 1n that sh1ny spot Last but not least comes the Bram P1lls What you mean you have never heard of them? Well they re the klnd racketeers try to sell to 1nno cent h1gh school ch1ldren Just before the Regents Exammatrons lespeclally semorsl I can Just p1cture the label on the bottle BRAIN PILLS Used ever smce they had Regents Exammanons for rel1ef of Pam Drs comfort and S1mple Headaches all re sultlng from worry of exams Use these and you W1ll become a gen1us DOSAGE Take one plll before en ter1ng exam room WARNING Over dosage may cause mental d1sorder If you do not rece1ve qutck results your money back guaranteed P111 Grazy FRANCES KAROW - -1 . ,, 1 - . I . .... I I . . . . . 1 . . . . H 1 ' D 11 1 tt . 11 . ' ' I tt . 11 . . . . . I - 1 n - 1 - 11 , 11 11 1 ' ' 1 - 1 11 . 11 - 11 11 11 - 1- - 11 - - . . 1 ' . - 1 11 , - n 1 ' 1 1 1 , ' - I . , . 11 - f 1 . 11 , . -1 - 1 11 . 1 1 n 0 11 - . . ,, . ,, . . - 1 n I LIVE rn a house Its really not a THEY WERE dancmg the mmuet The mustc of the vtolm and the ptano forte trrpped hghtly through the a1r The only couple on the floor was a young one They had tust met and rt seemed to have been a case of love at frrst slght Therr feelmg of sentr ment could be sensed and the other people rn the room allowed them to be the only ones on the floor They were stunnrngly dressed and seemed to have only eyes for each other obl1v1ous of therr surroundlngs rn a world of thelr own The woman was Wearmg a beautt ful dress of aqua taffeta trrmmed wrth vtlute lace ruffles and perky pmk rose buds I-Ier partner was wearrng black kntckers a whtte lace Jabot and a whtte powdered wrg a costume deft nrtely of the latest fash1on As they gutetly danced not speak mg at all the look m therr eyes spoke of the1r feel1ngs The entrre watchrng audrence seemed to have captured therr mood and there was a certam feehng of contentment that held a spell story room over them course I wasnt there but th1s IS what a plcture rn the l1v1ng of my home brought to my mrnd AUDREY ULRICI-I I WAS standrng at the edge of the lofty prec1p1ce gaz1ng at natures beauty that stretched far below me tn all dxrecttons hke one vast carpet I Ielt 11ke a kmg the brrght rug be fore me my kmgdom Red rooted farm houses dotted the gently rollmg Stardust ftelds of gra1n On my left a sleepmg hamlet nestled serenely between the Irrendly arms of two hrlls I looked at the sky the sweeprng grandeur of the country the menacrng rocks below me Suddenly I was snapped 1nto realrty by a vtolent shove that sent me careenmg 1nto space I fell rapldly the rocks loommg closer The blood rushed from my head I screamed dtzzy and frrghtened Glancmg at the tagged formatrons very near I knew the end was now I completed my ftrst parachute 1ump IOI-IN MCCULLOCI-I 'K A s XXX very strange thmg to say when you fraure rt out You see most people ltve tn a home I Cannot call my house a home A home IS where warmth and frrendlmess dwells There rs no such thlng here Perhaps 1I I lrght a ftre and put a patr of old worn sl1p pers beneath a comfortable cha1r 1+ would help Perhaps 1f I drew up the shades and let the sun seep rn 1f I natled a prcture on the wall readtna Home Sweet Home or some toys scattered on the floor I could make my house a home But I dont thmk so My house IS too large and my dreams too unreal My home would lack the most needed thmg love and people to emoy such love I guess I shall always l1ve rn thrs lonely house for the rest of my spmster days PATRICIA DALTON 88 . . 1 A 1 Q 1 . . , I I I 1 1 4 - 1 . 5 : .1-37:1 I ,151 . . , , , 4 ,. 1 . 1 , f -5:-. . 1 14 ' ' A L- ' 1 -1 N 1 ' ,-.-9?-1 ' ' - , ' L35 5 , ffgwmyfa A TQ- 19 Q 1 A - -.211L'ki X+-ws' M 'i. - - .g1fff1f'n','l ' A i,'-vf.m':'lf'tfi-'iitt t . 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FRAN SAT on the hard wooden bench leanmg forward to ttghten the laces of her 1ce skates She rose to her feet dlggmg the toes of her skates mto the 1ce and teetermg from slde to Slde she made her way toward the m1ddle of the pond Slowly she let herself down onto the whole skate She moved cautlously and was soon gl1d1ng forward But alas for Fran her feet were also ghdmg farther and farther apart Suddenly she was sprawled ungracefully on the 1ce her feet spread IH opposlte d1rect1ons She rose to her knees then one foot was or the 1ce and gradually she began to rrse She breathed a s1gh of rehef but 1t ended abruptly Jolted from her as she found herself sprawled ur g acefully on the 1ce agatn RUTH BLAUT ii' swws D79-, ,4 qs-M A' eww lT IS ne1ther ammal vegetable mmeral lt IS not ahve 1t d1es t moves always lt has no movable parts IS not mechanrcal does not run yet 1t moves We cannot hve wrthout rt lt IS mans most useful mstrument though man IS a slave to 1t lt moves faster uph1ll than downhrll lt can de stroy everythmg man beast nature rf rt has a chance lt IS fascmatmg hypnot1c beautrful What IS 1t f1re lOl-IN MCCUI LOCH 89 EVERYTHING WAS qulet The deathly s1lence that beat at my eardrums was llke a hvmg thrng lt was heavy and thlck and 1t enclosed the dark 1n a vo1d that was not unhke the black emptmess of a tomb There was a horrlble sense of apprehensron a feel 1ng of ant1c1pat1on that crowded all else out of the stlll a1r Somethmg must happen' l felt that my eardrums could no longer hold back agamst the suppressed stlence The blood throb b1ng m my head seemed to say Le me out Let me out l screamed and then 1t happened As qurckly as that 1t was all over All tenslon was gone The a1r was soft and fragrant The dead stagnancy was gone and 1n place of the st1llness was an exhllaratrng sensatton that ftlled me wlth wonder l was floatmg peace fully on emptmess that enclosed me from everythmg but l was at peace l had always lmagmed death would be hke th1s and l had not been wrong MARION ALLWEISS THE LARGE ocean l1ner shpped qutet mhabltant lsland whrle the sun made a f1rel1ke backdrop for the woodland settmg Suddenly as rf my maglc the people were summoned from these for ests by the l1vely tune of gultars An open whtte sand beach soon a mass of tw1rl1ng reds oranges bnght yel lows greens and blues The mustc qu1ckened and st1ll the1r flymg feet kept ttme Gleamlng bracelets could be seen as they danced barefoot ln the1r long w1de sk1rts The boat kept mov1na not nottced by the merry group Yes the boat rnoved on past the 1sland and out agaln mto the mky waters to become ,u t a speck of ltght on the horrzon DOROTHY MANSEY ' I I - , . I A - . ' ' , X' t , X 1 1 'x A- - . . . :Z 4 err-V' l st the shores of the seemin l W, 0 gr Y LQ? 1 B, , . . . . -' fl' 3 Q ' h I D I I , . 5 s ' ' . 2711 gf VITA BUONGIORNO HE HAS been gone for many long months Never more shall there be an other hke h1m HIS persona11ty was one ot exqu1s1te del1ght and mystery Hrs amuslng antrcs thrrlled all who Tally was mme alone and 1t was I who understood hlm In rem1n1sc1na I can see the llurry of whlte fur as he romped playfully Oh yes' He was destructlul at tlmes but only uncon sclously When a greetlng was 1n order Taffy would loytully sprmg to wards the nearest leg and rrp-there went a stockmg He knew he would be reprrmanded but h1s begullmg ways always won hun a caress rather than a scoldlng Taffy slept most of the day on my bed At nrght of course he constd ered me and moved toward the cover let Durmg the wmter months he acted as an extra qurlt tor my teet Many trmes when I awoke l found Tally sleeplng near my p1llow Tally thought autumn was the gay est season of the year When the Fall flounshed he was tn h1s prrme No dull moments were to be had when we went on weekend trlps to the country Everyone plled mto the car Taffy usually perched hrmself on the back shelf where he had a clear vrew of everyone and all the autumn scenery Never was he upset by the aroma of gasolme or the ups and downs ot the steep hrlls H1s const1tu tron was stable As we approached our destrnatron Taffy was the hrst to chmb out ot the car He headed for the beach He knew 1t was h1s for the weekend The water was cold as he played rn rt He loved to bake ln the sun tor then h1s fur became al1ve Soon he ran home because-after all cats get hungry too Sunday mght came all too soon for h1m As we rode home Tally would purr and yawn A look ot contentment shone upon h1s face He had had a beautrful weekend and he was very tlred It was a sad day when Taffy left our home H1s whrte clean fur was not dtsttngurshable as 1t met the fall mg snow There he went one leap then another He would not stop but once when he turned slowly He had heard my call Taffy looked at me and wanted to come back He had grown up No longer was he a pam pered krtten He looked toward hrs trlends Jumprng and playmg Wrth each other and then back to me One last look and one more call from me and then he turned and quretly sauntered o 90 witnessed them. . Y ' - . A ' tt, IN ORDER to bring this column clos r to home we have chosen as our sub Ject something which you all know very well Despite the fact that it is almost a second home to you there are undoubtedly many things about it with which you are not familiar As you have probably already guessea we are discussing your own Iohn Adams As you came to school this morning and walked around the campus did you realize that we really hav some thing to be proud of? Iohn Adams has the most college like campus in New Hork City lts area is 87000 square feet 2 acres which doesnt include the athletic fields behind the building That ground is owned by the Board of Education and the Department of Parks is responsible for its mainten ance Upon entering the building we find in the basement that the boiler room has recently been painted a peach col or Mr Hoag tells us that the bright clean hue has the effect of keeping the custodial staff cheerful and overcoming wearlness The six furnaces each measuring seven feet square are cer tainly enough to make anyone tired Cnly three of the furnaces are used simultaneously but in sub zero weath er an extra one is started As much as ten tons of coal may be used in one day and it takes at least a week to de liver the one thousand tons used an nually by the school The vacuum system which fills the school with its hissing after the eighth period is about six times as powerful as the average vacuum cleaner A nake was once snatched from the Biology office by the cleaner but the animal was later taken from the bin and returned unharmed We were also given a guided tour 91 of the lunchroom by Miss Prior who told us that everything served is made on the premises except the canned goods milk ice cream and candy The lunchroom staff is thirty five strong and starts work as early as seven A M When we inquired about the quantity cf food used in one day Miss Prior aave us as examples these staggering figures l20 loaves of bread 1100 hot plates 1200 sandwiches 500 pounds of potatoes 2800 containers of milk and l60 dozen pieces of ice cream The lunchroom seats 934 while the teach ers seats 80 On the first floor are located the school band and the GO Store D GO still charges only a quarter for membership as it did when the school opened in l930 Remember too that when you patronize your GO Store you are both getting supplies at prices lower than those of comparable pri vate firms and at the same time sup porting your GO activities Since we felt sure that some of the l68 members of the faculty and ad ministrative staffs had unusual hob 57115 I1 Um! IUNE HELBOCK ANDREW STEIGMAN my 'l ' e - . ' ' . , , , - - - ' ' ' . . . e- ' A ' ' ' . spite inflation in most other fields, our I . , - I - .F I 0 j Q btes we set out to see what we could learn along thrs line From the Engllsh Department comes Mr Ahearn who 1S a rosarran and a conchologrst Cthats one for the drctronarresl Wrth refer ence to the latter Mr Ahearn says l collect them because they are pretty ln contrast Mr Iacobson IS a serlous student ot sea shells and ha had several named after htm Mr von Arx faculty advrser ot the Campu has hrs pet peeve He admrts frequently l detest movres featurrng anrrnals and chrldren He lrkes any sort ot greetmg card wrth elephants on rt Mrss Brertenbach has her prlot s and aerral navrgators lrcenses whrle Mr Troyano went to school for hrs rnsur ance brokers ltcense Mr Patterson Mr Connors and Mr Rrchard Clemens all en1oy playrng the p1ano From thc Boys l-lealth Educatron Department comes Mr Scarlata who enroy domg parntrngs and studyrng Old Englrsh prrntrng Mr Delaney rs a crvrl engr neer rn hrs spare tlme whtle Mr Bren nan does a great deal ot trshmg 1-te ays lve frshed rn nearly every rtver and stream rn the Unrted States ll11shy'9l Turnrng to the students we were told bv Mr Brennan that basketball star Jhchael CMrckey7 Hannon has al eady had three scholarshrps ottcred to m The surprtsrna thma rs that Mrc kev doesnt graduate untrl next term V e were told by one ot the teache s tt at rnanx boys who dont take steno craphy are suddenly buymg Sten books We re wonderrng why The co edrtor ot the Clrpper lean Lorn bardo says she really enloys gorng bowltng Although lm not very good and the average 1snt too hrgh at least l try Pat Dalton our co GSSOC1GlG edt tor has been s1ng1ng lor the Amerrcan Theater Wrng srnce August Sentor Class Secretary Dorothy Platt IS an ardent record collector who pe cralrzes rn Frankre Lane drscs Thrs young lady doubles as Assocrate Ldr tor ot the Campus Ellen Schwarz Clrpper co edrtor rs one ot the rare people who says nrce thrngs about Adams specrals although rrost stud ents really enloy them Composrng edrtor Rhoda Benedon who hopes someday to be a teacher col ects match book covers from all over the world Rhoda suggests to future com posrng edrtors that they Learn hrero glyphrcs to decrpher the Semor brog raphy cards loan Artus Senror Class Presrdent has ben promrsed a 1ob wrth the Rockettes atter her gradua tron Frances Karow the Chppers assrstant composrna edrtor has always been mterested rn athletrcs wrth bas ketball and tennrs as her speclal tavor rtes She also lrkes an occasronal dlp rn the deep Marron Pagel assocrate edrtor 1S rnterested rn the held ot psy chology lt ts our hope that we have mad you realrze how many thrngs about Iohn Adams are strll strange r you We have succeeded rn thrs rt we have aroused your cur1os1ty to such an ex tent that you wrll try on your own to further your knowledge ot your school the burldrng the personnel and the student body Iohn Adams lHJ1Gl'1 School rs a grand place and you shoula know tt well srnce to know rt rs to take prrde rn rt 92 IXDQ if as riffetj THUG xi r3'1i3ki'Z75ysl3?i9x?s? 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