Julia Richman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

I r . f QB I ffa44--Affijg-,506-v64111s 6MZ1!,4l1f MQWMQ 5' JM! fQ7AA! am,e.,.x?Z7Z,.aS,L,.A3.Q KQLQAMM aww, if-Dfwwwfwg., I X 26:11-fb fawmdajf K W hww8wc,,,,L7,J8 fhuwff 47 'WMnTl '4'3'FQZ - fu ' ' .Q U' Q 74i27i'If'77ff E m2j.'zu,e.Lwi: WMM! QJSQWAH www I zucflwgwm' V m'Qwji amiga, 511 Uv' vu-bl-m D 'R-U-,W3U Qww . M 8 yu: gtg, . Q -1 's4'?1v,?t,icc:! i 'Q rf anna ty I JULIA RICHMAN HIGH SCHOOL 317 EAST SIXTY-SEVENTH STREET NEW YORK, NEW YORK 'I' I -cwzgfxw-agvj1.3qv:Vf:7g'+'1.'?:-fwsf',?f' 'v :'x-rw, - . ? ,Y 4 -v .Wt , . , ., ,k 1 'Q xg Q A 1 41 x v J 1' 4 ' A ' L cf M W , f M., ,. 5A,-. ,-,MVN f. M-,.. ,,. . 1 f m-,fmt Q 14,-,,y,1.5,4 ,, .U v- M 'H f 'U mmm A A ' l ' ' W FOREWCDRD Dear Classmates, Graduation! This goal, once a dream, has at last become a reality. We have worked hard to gain the knowledge which is neces- sary to open the doors to the future. Of course, we do not, as yet, have suflicient learning to cope with all of the problems that life presents. Though the problems we have encoun- tered in the past might have seemed microscopic to the on- lookers, they have prepared us for our future destinies. We have the ability to stand on our own feet and face life unafraid. That, after all, is the heritage of American youth. Let us go forward then, confident that we will find our places in Life's Spotlight. Sincerely, Zf.eZ4u,Q fflfl GAY girls Life in the Spotlight? as a theme offers fascin- ating possibilities of speculation. Shall the em- phasis be on Life, or on Spotlight? Shall we stress the definite article in the title, thus slyly intimating that the Julia Richman Spotlight is, ipso facto, the Spotlight of Spotlights, whose effulgence dims all lesser spotlights? Or, shall we elevate the preposi- tion to supreme position, thereby limiting our theme to the players and the spot so lighted, ignoring all outside? Ah, the players! and the spot! Here, inevitably, our thoughts turn to our seniors who at the moment occupy the center of the stage. But imagination balks at the idea of seniors and spot in juxtaposition. Or, with apologies to Shakespeare, may we classify all who come within the Spot- light's rays as those who are born to the spotlight, those who achieve it, and those who have it thrust upon them ? My acquaintance with those who are born to the spotlight is a limited one. The only instance I recall occurred some years ago in Edinboro, when I ran two blocks on Prince's Street to catch a glimpse of Princess Mary, who had come up to review the regiment of which she was honorary colonel. The glimpse was a very satisfactory one, so I ran two more blocks down a side street to see her again. Somehow, her charm and beauty, real as they were, left me vaguely disappointed. Even we of the democracies still subconsciously expect royalty to have some visible sign of its high estate, its uniqueness, so to speak-a faun's ear, perhaps, or some other feature that differentiates it from the common herd. Alas! The Princess Royal had neither more nor less than any pretty girl. An unconsciously cherished illusion was forever shattered. Much more exciting are the recollections of those who have achieved the spot- light. In that triumph, one recognizes that not the divinity that doth hedge a king but the human qualities which we all possess to a greater or less degree are being glorified. A Memory recalls many such pictures. Sir Thomas Lipton, a boy of humble origin, who became famous as a tea planter and merchant is one. I can see him in imagina- tion in a box at the theatre, with the spotlight playing upon him, enjoying the cheers of the audience for his good sportsmanship in challenging the American yachtsmen year after year for the International Cup, even though his hope of success was slight. I can still hear the musical comedy chorus that changed its song to Tommy, Tommy, tell me true, Do you love me as I love you? to the delight both of Sir Thomas and of the crowd. I have a picture of a little girl who had heard such vigorous and heated discussion of politics at home that she simply had to attend the political meeting, to which inci- dently only men were invited, at which Teddy Roosevelt spoke for William McKinley, the candidate for President. Staying after school for a week for cutting, and fin danger of annihilationl wiggling down a crowded aisle of men, were a small price to pay for the rapture of standing against the platform, near enough to touch Mr. Roosevelt, looking up into his face and hearing him say, lim dee-lighted to be here. Think of sharing the spotlight with Teddy-and being quite unaware of it! Or perhaps you would like to hear of the same little girl and her brother, aged three and five, who started out to find their mother who had gone to a church service in the big tent which served the summer colony for a church. The easiest way to enter, as far as they were concerned, was to roll under the tent. It was a matter of complete indifference that they arrived in the spotlight, so to speak, in front of the pulpit, ignored the speaker, and surveyed the audience, with audible comments as to where mother might be. Mother, incidentally, was crouched down, out of sight, suc- cessfully avoiding the spotlight. The spotlight plays upon Charles P. Steinmetz, the great scientist and inventor of things electrical, reciting to a thrilled high school class in Greek Qfrom the Iliadl. We had a vision of the sheer enjoyment that he found in what to us was still something of drudgery. Helen Wills at sixteen in pigtails- Little Poker Face, the papers called her- winning the woman's tennis matches at Forest Hills, Sir Harry Lauder, the Scotch ballad singer, in the Atlantic City Traymore Grill after a concert, suddenly breaking into song, and entertaining a delighted audience for an hourg Hiram Corson, one of the great Browning scholars and a personal friend of the poet, holding an audience so enthralled that they were not even conscious of the more than untidy and startling dress of the speaker, and the several rings on every finger of either hand. I recall the excitement with which we watched Secretary of State Lansing in November 1918, writing on hotel stationery and posting in a drug-store window on the Atlantic City Boardwalk the statement: I have had no information that would lead me to place any credence in the report of an Armistice on the Westem Front. Three days later, however, on November eleventh, at five o'clock in the morning, the great organ in the church across the way pealed out the joyous news of the real Armistice, and in less time than it takes to tell, the streets were crowded with laughing, weeping people. The first World War was over! So the spotlight of memory swings always to and fro. The world-wide spotlight is focused today on figures and events of importance in winning an enduring World Peace. May this SPOTLIGHT of yours in the future recall to you the funny, tragic, interesting and lovely experiences you have had in the Julia Richman years. PRINCIPAL limit i7. 'ii51.Wa Administration MISS BLANCHE HOWELL MISS GENEVIEVE HAYES MRS. MARY DENSON he lovely lady of the North School is she, me listens to our every plea. ff X D her we go for an early pass, if r to be excused for cutting a class. Our charming Annex Head is she, She helps in many ways. A very great pleasure it is for meg To present Miss Genevieve Hayes. Mrs. Denson's busy as a bee, She works every day for you and f Tho' to us, she is the Senior Queen. These three people lead the way, In our work, throughout the day. They lend us each a guiding hand, For this we thank them, and say You're grand. LOUISE DUBIN ELEANOR SCHNEIDER o Her omcial title is the Senior Dean, I' me WE IIISIIIISS LIFE The most precious of all gifts-Life, is given to us to do with as we please. But for all freedom-loving men and women life immediately assumes a special meaning and pattem, because it is formed within the molds of democracy, toleration, and kindness. Life is a stnlggle between good and evilg between man and the soul of mang between the individual and society, life is a struggle for the survival of the fittest, and each man believes himself fittest and his ideas most lasting. Yet, there are those individuals who do not live life fully, who do not dare to wrestle with life's problems, who shield their eyes from .the blinding glare of fact and truth. Then, there are those who pessimistically see only the blackness of life, only the hardship and misery. Life was not meant to be lived in either of these ways, life is a jewel with bright and dull spots, but always a jewel, always shining. We must take the bad with the good, but joy comes after sorrow, as day comes after night. Now, as time and time before, life, as we know it, seems to be sinking into the quicksand of desolation, falling into a black and bottomless pit. The spirit and letter of the Bible when it says, Nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war anymore, has always been violated. Men have always bound each other, but man has always broken his shackles, man and his love for freedom and individualism will always triumph over bondage. Our life, our freedom is undergoing another test. This is no time to chant the cold dirges of the baflled and sullen hymns of defeat , this is a time for faith and courage and action. Life occupies the center of the stage. Follow her carefully. Her moods and methods are intricate, her words and movements are subtle, her purpose is that of all f reedom-loving men. A beam cuts through the heavy mist which threatens to envelop humanity. A spotlight is focused upon the stage of the world--upon Life! ADELE LEFKOWITZ 9 . , ,W,,....., Wlgw, .ww W cgywlffi Lt POEMS My 'father is puzzled, and mother looks ill, 'Cause daughter's not out with Jerry or Bill. Yes, something is wrong, things aren't just right A ga' When daughter writes poems-on a Saturday night. 7 ALYCE LANDSMAN 5 1, Q gt? . fi. , N ff H My 1' A1 , f sf if W Q df' 46 TO W1-10M IT MAY CONCERN Q 49 A fr My love was over, you heard me say 'gif E 0 . . - X, My heart was finished aching. , My love, I saw you just today, ' 1 Q What is this thing that's breaking? off P 'A Q 7 3 ADELE LEFKOWITZ fl 7 a N ,flag I 4 JM a yin mf X X 1 XE X X 4 ff? I UTOPIA Regents are over and marks have been posted I knew I would pass, it was easy you boasted, In English, Spanish and History as well Your mark was superb, gosh one hundred is swell! All teachers' opinions hold you in esteem Say isn't life wonderful when you can dream? ALYCE LANDSMAN I 0 alfa velfic FINALE Like a beautiful flower fragrant and white, That withers and dies in a single night. X So was the love twixt you and I When you said goodnight but meant goodbye. K ' , j! f ,-avi, -JpxA INFORMATION PLEASE Why can't I sit and concentrate? I hope you'll ask me for a date. Oh, why these tears, why must I cry? But last of all-why wonder why? ' ALYCE LANDSMAN ADELE LEFKOWITZ J 2 'Si DOUBLE ENTENDRE KR! I lie here wide awake at night fax LX My mind is none too clear. ,, I try to sleep with all my might, R And yet I can't, my dear. ' ...+A It isn't love, it's not the season, ' Rl ....-4- It isn't 'cause my heart you hold, I cannot sleep for just one reason- K! Oh, heaven curse the common cold! ALYCE LANDSMAN lb I e gh Q ' I d. I guess there's one person in th '. orld 'll never understand, and that's my mother. She can't seem to c e ' : there is no reason for my going ested in women, and th l'm neve - 3 arry, she only smiles and goes right on talking abou da'nEQ sc oo . The only way I n e is by telling you about my sis- ter, Cynthia. QB , can I tell y mother at the cause of my decision is her only daught '?j Cyn - always O.K. to me, but her downfall came when she beca e a Senio n high school. The whole thing really started about the thir mon ' - term. As if it d p a ed, Cynthia shopping around for a date for the p as soon a e first report c home. It seems to me, that every n , t she'd sit - . wp- and mak st of all the boys to dancing School. No f tter es I tell her illat I'm not inter- : ,plain she knew well, slight 63 hope o meet , by a process of elimination, which req r :' - n of the entire household, the list was narrowed down to bout fi : fig! yonlng men of prom age. Cyn continued this procedur until well after thq mid-terms. At that point, she got panicky and decide that a decision had o tter be made, before each of the eligihles was snappe -,- - o on A -: - ecting classmate. The Fates had decide g Q lan Carlton w Q elected to the enviable posi- tion of Sis's escort. Some da 'm going to d out what went on at the other end of the wire whe Cynth 1 called Ala to invite him to the prom. I'll never forget Cynthia as she ma e that call! Oh, Mother, suppos he d 't want o go, wailed sophisticated Cynthia. Nonsense, dear, so e o patient ther. All boys love proms. And then, for the umteenth ime me the s ry of her high school prom. Finally, Cynthia got d t brass t s Hello Alan, quavered my sister as the gentleman in v esti ans red e telephone. How are you? How's your mother, and yo r f ' ther, and ur brother, and-. Being a man of action I 1: waited s lts. Little did I realize that, as I sat quietly in my comer, 1' ning to y thia talk about everything but the question at hand, that this as the beg' ning of my period of servitude. Presently, Mother, who is a woman of 3 eat fortitude and will power, pur- posefully began walking to s d her b bling daughter for the fourth time. I2 gentle nudge. x 1 I This time she did not swerve from her bid ave Cynthia a firm, but Oh, by the way, said Cyn, as ' thd t d just come to her, so t What are you doing the night of e - 's Senior Prom--it's formal-it's going to be lovel ll e? he whole thing led from her lips at cmpe y icat istserlgvas no longer so is ' ted so far as I aecon . ' a yo er er, t ou can bly ppr iate my position in famil airs. All my life, s far b as I can emember, I have always been t ' ' al Hard Lu Kid.' f a o ll went through a neighbor's window, it was always my oo atm o . If a little girl's doll was broken, it was always I who rokeQ4 B no every one seemed to forget that I was the modern Peck's ad Bo .' C ia started address- ing me as Roger, instead of the usu Jai B t I wasn't so dumb! As soon as she started that, I was o y guard, a - not a ' ute to soon. Mother and Cynthia began t clam fl n I- '-- I er of the day was Roger, get the '- mg so . ' oger, ll for 1- : s 's dress at the tailor's, and so f . E e i en y ' if r est in some small way, there s7 ix - to ec tj m protestations. Much to my reli , the day of prom finally e . I must confess that I neve I ought I ould live to s the da . And now t think of it, perh s it would ve been better i I had j ' ed the orei legion. Cynt a and Mother ose with the s . I rose it em o because th ' woke me to go another errand. N er in my li did I see two pe ple fuss nd fu e the wa ey di an ever in my ' e did I hear of ch ridicu us err ds as I was mad o run that da In th course of e same mo ing, I h d to go around t the beauty arlor to c ange an pointment, e Cynthia s evening shoe t th aker, go Mrs. rdiner's to see ' she had tumed Mother' ironing wire, an o lon ' to the day. That is w I ent my Saturday. Wh' e he other lc s were in th emp y lot cking e regular ball team, I was doi g antics ar und th 0 If t i t a su eme sacrifice, I want to kn wh t is! W PROM EVENING ally a rived, nd ith it e a re- splendent n. Mother says he l ked a solutel han ome Father was busy ith a jig-saw puzzle. ch famil crises mean no ing to him and Mother s still ing aro nd with Cy g her d s, her hair-do, and Rfb? ,. a million and one other things. Naturally enough, they elected me a com- mittee of one to sit with Alan and keep him company. Not being one of Alan's closest buddies and feeling the difference of three years in our ages keenly, I tried to produce a subject which would be common ground for us both and entertaining to Alan. Naturally, the closest thing at hand was Sis and her preparations for the Prom. I enumerated the preparations emphatically and in great detailg the man hunt, the infamous phone call to Alan, the purchase of the dress and its accessories, the new hair-do, the arrival of Alan's flowers, and Sis's last minute attack of nerves. I guess I didn't hit on the right topic of conversation because it has been a week now, and our dog, Crumb, is the only member of the family who seems to recognize my existence. as as as If that's the way women behave every time they go out, I'll be hanged if I'll waste my good time on them. SUE MOSKOWITZ 6990 'G When sadness fills each lonely day And clouds turn black and then to gray, When twilight comes and day is done We pray the Lord to see the sun. But yet we mortals all should learn That sun can blister, often burn, Its rays may hurt the searching eye Of those tormented, asking why. Reviving hearts may lift them high, And warm them with a happy glow, Then slip away from the pale blue sky- And let them crash to earth below. Oh, yes, we mortals all should learn That sun can blister, often bum But without faith what can life hold? For with the warmth we have the cold. ADELE LEFKOWITZ I4 I SPIRATIII The fiddler leaned his violin against the curb and wiped his forehead. The street was empty except for two men who now turned out of sight at the comer. The blistering heat of the summer day showed in every muscle of the man who was trying to bring beauty to a dirty street-a street that wanted to remain stretched out in the sun, in its smells and cries, and with the per- sistent sun beating down upon a people who had long since been conquered. High above the same street, a young man in shirtsleeves sat listlessly at a desk on which was a typewriter, and an abundance of crumpled: papers. His handsome face was unsmiling and his eyes were without expression or hope. A letter that was lying near the edge of the desk, once more caught his eye, and again he scanned its contents. It contained his first assignment for a large magazine. His story was due on the following day, but he could not meet the issue. He had struggled with all his heart and soul, but it had been futile. With all of youth's crushed spirit, he cursed the summer heat, he cursed his room, and his efforts, but mostly he cursed himself. The fiddler sat down and rested. As he did so, his eyes fell on his violin, and suddenly a cold feeling crept over him, and he felt old and unwanted. He thought of his first violin. Ma saved for two years to surprise me on my eighth birthday. When Father heard of this he was angry and shouted, 'What will become of this childish fancy?' Ma had smiled, a wan half-hearted smile, as she kissed my cheek and said, 'My son will be the greatest violinist in the world. People will stand for hours to hear him.' And so, Ma died, dreaming of me with musical fame. But, I can't sit here musing. My public is waiting for me and I must not disappoint them. The fiddler rose, picked up his violin and began to play. Would God, I were a gentle apple blossom --a beaten man seated before a typewriter followed the words of a tune the fiddler in the street below was playing. He rose, walked to the window and watched him. Suddenly, the song was forgotten as he stared at the fiddler, and his eyes shone with inspiration. Yes, he would write about the fiddler. He would make famous that lonely man who played so sweetly, and he would give him dreams of glory. The author laughed, That man will never know the dreams I shall give him. That man is my masterpiece. The fiddler walked on, not knowing that the notes of his violin had given hope, courage, and inspiration to the heart of an author. JOYCE GROMBECKER I5 Q, I IIEAII IIIAIIY January 1939: Dear Diary, Today was my first day in High School. !: -p It's such a big school and nothing like Junior High. I have so many teachers ig I don't think I'll be able to remember any of their names and they certainly ' won't be able to know me very well with so many girls in all of their classes. I Can't find my way around the school too well and all of those ultra-sophisti- cated seniors seem to take a special delight in misdirecting me. I wonder how they can tell I'm new in the school-just because I don't wear lipstick! When I'm a senior I shall be much nicer to the new girls. That is if I ever get to be a senior! June 1939: Dear Diary, My first term of high school is finished. I am now a full-fledged Richmanite.', It's a wonderful feeling to know that I belong. The only trouble is that it seems so long until I become an upper ' classman. Just think-five more terms of taking mid-terms, gym, and , ' passing Regents. Vlfhy, I'll be ancient when I get out of school! I wish the f f 'Y time would hurry up and come, but there is nothing I can do about it. A11 I 'I things come to those who wait! Il' November 1939: Dear Diary, Two more months and I shall be a .X junior. Not that the time passed very quickly. It didn't! It seems that the If 1 routine is the same every single day. No wonder the seniors look so worn, A and have rings under their eyes all the time. At first I thought it was from f dissipation, but it's probably because they have been in high school for so many years. I ,I June 1940: Dear Diary, What a busy month! First, the journalism f j. I banquet. Not that I like to boast or anything, I was made a columnist on the 4'News right off the hatf' Fresh out of the journalism class and already ' i I'm a member of the fourth estate. It must be in my blood! But, with the A good comes the bad. I took my first regents this month-in geometry. The 1 QNX subject should speak for itself! I passed the regents, of course, but the I! mf mark! I always said it was a silly subject, and I certainly don't imagine j 5:5 editors of papers use geometry to dummy the paper-so it really doesn't I matter any way. October 1940: Dear Diary, I met Howard today. For the first time in my life, I'm in love. Not any of these silly school girl crushes this time- it 11:1 1 4, I 1 5 - , T r x .i - - ,. Q 4 , 3 0 t i lt I C x Q in--If but the real thing. He's ideal. He's still in high school, but that's only because he plays football and they are keeping him in school because the team needs his playing so badly. Imagine, me, with a football quarterback! December 1940: Dear Diary, Mark me down as the original man hater! Went up to Howard's school today to watch the team play. I was going to surprise him by attending the game. He's not even on the team . . . they never heard of him . . . not even the water boy knows him!! Am I mortified! When I think of all those stories he told me . . . and I believed them. Oh, these men, I guess they are all alike! From now on, I am going to devote all of my time to school. At least school books tell the truth! Q I hopelj February 1941: Dear Diary, My, goodness! I have arrived-I am a Senior! That is to say I'm in the seventh term. I really canit tell why they call seventh-termers 'LSeniors. The only privileges they have with the eighth-termers is the privilege of the zero period class-not to forget the ten-thirty lunch period! By the way, have met a new fellow! This time I'm sure it's the real thing-no more pseudo-football quarterback for me! Now, it's college men or hands off! He's tall, dark and has the cutest nose I have ever seen. Though I can think of several girls including myself who would appreciate such a blessing more than he does. October 1941 : Dear Diary, This business of being a senior is wonder- ful! I never realized how much school meant to me until now. Why, look at all of the friends I've made-Ann, Elayne, Mildred, and Shirlee, just by working with them all day long. When I was a newcomer to Julia Richman I thought I would never come to know any of the teachers, moreover like any of them. I think some of the best friends and advisers I have are the teachers who have taught me for the past three years. You know, it's funny the way your ideas can change over a period of time. My, goodness! Aren't young children silly? December 1941: Dear Diary, The time is getting nearer and nearer to graduation, and I'm scared, and more than a wee bit sorry to leave the dear old school. I've gotten my service award pin. The Stuyvesant-Julia Richman dance has been held, and Red Letter Day is coming upon us rather quickly. My days are filled with events, each one carrying their special message, letting me know in their own way my days are numbered. Soon, I will be one of the Class of January 1942. DC , Q1 In Hint V I 1 t 95. 120 Y - . r l 3 W, m K 1' - re l rt - ' Y N51 I v L , ' Q February 1942: Dear Diary, It's all over! I am now a graduate of high school in accordance with all the laws of the Board of Education. I graduated from a school that taught me how to work and play, how to make friends, how to take the bitter with the sweet, how to be socially-minded, and charming and how to become the modern girl graduate. My high school days are over, and I am to begin a new life, a life I am afraid that won't hold as many pleasant hours for me as my high school days did. So dear diary, this ends another chapter in the life of one of the class of January 1942. LOUISE DUBIN if -1 .-si? 30715 Ta 1-les! :LF-ff J South of the Border ................................... .--..---- ........ -...-...---...-...--64-'75 I Don't Want to Set the World on F ire---- .............. ---... .... ..-..---Chemistry Lab All the Things You Are ....... ..- .... - ......................... ..--Permanent Record Book These Are the Things I Love ......................... .. ........ - ..... W eek End Vacations I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter .... .----.. ..... .---Absentees I' ve Got a Date with an A ngle--.-...--..-..--...--..---..---.---.. .......... G eometry Class Music Makers ......... -. ...... --..-....----. .......... ..---- ..... -- .... - ....... -..--..--C1ee Club Only Forever ......... ----...---..---. .... -.---..---. .............. .. ........ W aiting for Elevator a A Good Way to Reduce --Zero Period Report Cards ,Iun....--...--.... ......... ...-..... ..... -...-.. .... ..---............-.....- Sleepy Serenade ........................... - .... - .................................. ..-- I' ll N ever Smile Again--- .... ..--.....-..-..--.. .-.. .. .............. ... ......... ..--- Why Don't We Do This More 0ften-...,................-................Red Letter Day Oh! Daddyl,-,-. ------- -----. .--- ,--..,. ------.-.-----. -. .--- -....-,...---..-.--.......Senior Dues Do I Worry fYou can bet 'your life I do.J ..-.-.. .---.--...-...-..--.......MidtermS Too Many Girls----......-...-.--.--.. -------.-. .....--.- -..--.-- ..- --... ..--Stuyvesant Dance I Hear a Rhapsody -... -.--.--.. , --------- ..-----------...-.--L ,------ .----------- - --1-The Bell Would You Like to Talk a W alk-----...--.. -....-... ...---.........--........-.F'ire Drills If I Had My Way----.-...-...--.....-...-.,----...--..---..----....--...........-.No Regents We Three .-...-.-.........--.. -.---..- -.---..--..-----.-------.. --..--Bluebird, News, Spotlight One, Two, Three Kick...--..-...,..---.........-..--..--...--.....Swimming Instruction We Go Well Together...-..-.-......--.,..-...---.. .-.- -...-...-.--...-Correlation Classes FRANCES TASCHMAN I 8 THI HS lll llll To the tinkle of glasses mingled with low, subdued voices and sparkling laughter, I walked into the crowded hotel room. I nervously straightened my hat and silently prayed I wouldn't be called away from this reunion. The memory of all the many other calls that had interrupted me at other times sent chills down my back. I walked over to the large U-shaped table and my mouth opened with amazement. These sleek, sophisticated women couldn't possibly be the same girls who had madly whipped around school, plaid skirts swaying to meet high red socks and hair blowing away from large, bright bows. I felt a light tap on my shoulder and a well-modulated voice said, Hello Ann. I whirled around and the-years rolled back to a busy pub oiiice and this girl arranging a dummy for the News. nono'rHv WEBER, I gasped. Somewhere I remembered seeing a picture of this woman and then I recalled that she was the editor of the new scientific magazine Vita-health. Behind her stood SUE MOSKOWITZ who was now writing for that ultraswank publication Sophisticate. Two women walked in together and I heard a voice gaily saying, Hello Gladys, hello Jean. The short dark woman, GLADYS HARSCH, was now head of Senior Ac- tivities at Julia Richman and JEAN DUKOFF was principal of a new school. A sudden pealing of phone awoke the old feeling of fear inside of me. Here it was at last. This afternoon couldn't be diiferent, but the waiter walked right past me toward a group of three women. When they tumed around I recognized them immediately as the editors of that smart magazine, New York's woman's only guide toward dressing, Glamorous Alluref' They were FRANCINE JACOBY, FAITH RESNIKOFF and SHIRLEE STICH. I also recognized them as the three demons whose remit slips for stories I had sent them decorated my room after I had been graduated from college. Today every woman from sales girl to heiress swore by their magazine. It was they who had created the glass hats everybody was wearing. I picked up the book of poetry I had with me and casually glanced at the picture on the back cover, then I looked up at the girl standing in front of me and I knew she was the same ELEANOR MARTIN who had written the book I had been reading. This was the famous poetess, Miss E. Martin, U s I .f his I 6524345 tj fm it ts L Q TX X0 'u fltb we .9 Qty l SJ EJ who had won the Pulitzer prize for her poem Television at Dusk. While I worried on about the message I knew was bound to come, I noticed two heads close together, a blonde one and a darker one. The blonde was LOUISE DUBIN, New York social worker, whose efforts had created a new school for delinquent children. The black-haired girl was GLORIA LANDSMAN whose sparkling voice had made the new song, Beat Me Grandpa with My Baby Brother, first on the Hit Parade. I was just about to walk overito LOIS HIRTENSTEIN, whose famous defense of her last client had made her the most well-known woman lawyer in America, when I heard a shriek and an arm thrown around my neck. It was MILDRED HARRIS who had just discovered vitamin Q, which was sup- posed to prevent gray hair, insure big muscles, and to cure every illness from A to Z. The same old Millie who had laughed while, shivering with cold, I had paraded down Second Avenue in a gym suit during a fire drill. We were further reminiscing when the waiter told me I was wanted on the phone. I knew what it wasg Jonathan had the measles. Oh, I forgot to tell you, Jon is my two-year-old son, and about the only famous thing I've accomplished. ANN KLEINMAN FUTURAMA Beyond the far horizon In the realm of the setting sun, Is where they harbor a youth's wild dream 'Til he's fought his fight and won. There are many who finally meet their goals 'Though the road may wind and wendg CW But there are those who find it harder And must fight to the bitter end. But only the great achieve success In victory sublime, Before their sun has had its day And sets for the very last time. I bid you while innocent youth is yours Weave dreams of the very best. Make of them goals for yourself And set your course due West! ELEANOR MARTIN 20 ldikilftd C214 664 LOVK If, by chance, you should wander into our modest menage, you would find the object of this story. Katie is the maid-of-all work in our home. For fifteen years she has reigned supreme in the kitchen and, as my mother declares at the mention of her name, a better worker will never be found. She rarely takes days off, and when she does, it is to take a ride in the sub- way, which is the only thing in the world that holds any fascination for her. Although any hour of the day would find Katie looking neat as a pin, her appearance has never failed to startle me. She is so pathetically homely! Her hair gives the appearance of an upside-down mop. Her face is always the color of ripe tomatoes, whether from the heat of summer, or the frost- bite of winter. Because of the unbelievable size of her feet, shoes are the only wear- ing apparel Katie buys. For the rest of her wardrobe she is content to remake, as best she can, my mother's cast-offs. Katie always saves her money. To her, each pay day means a walk to the bank and another entry in her little blue pass book. All these years Katie has kept our apartment spic and span, never com- plaining of the lack of companionship that she suffers. But recently, there has been a strange difference in her attitude. It is no small wonder, for of all things, Katie has fallen in love!! As far as I know he is a little bald man many years Katie's senior. The object of her affections is the man who has stood day after day behind the bank teller's window where Katie has so diligently deposited her money. Here is Katie's story: After having deposited her money one aftemoon, Katie seemed to have difficulty in picking up the packages she had bought before entering the bank. As it was almost closing time, little Henry offered to help Katie carry the bundles home. Thus, a romance began that was to have a great effect on all concerned. Of course, I need not say what disastrous results this romance had on our household. It was a different Katie who cared for us then. Katie began to use cosmetics! The first day I noticed was when I went to her room and there on the dresser lay such feminine apparatus as you would find on the dressing table of a glamour girl. I need not go into any details about the disastrous attempt on the part of Katie to look glamour- ous. On another day, I found her cuddled up in the easy chair in our library reading a book. On closer inspection I saw that the book was The Collected Works of the World's Most Famous Love Letters. Need I say more? This state of affairs lasted for a few months and it became so serl us that mother was actually thinking of getting another maid. Thenf?iH'dE'f1I'y if A ' Ulf I fp L Nm Rl I noticed that Katrina wasn't her usual self. Her hair was unkempt, she no longer took pride in her neat appearance and the house . . . well! What had happened? A lover's quarrel? Then one day, I gathered my courage and asked her what had happened. It seemed that due to her love interest Katie had begun to make herself as attractive as she could with the result that the handyman in the building sat up and took notice, and even was so bold as to ask her for a date. Katie, overwhelmed by this sudden attention on the part of the male species was so unwise as to inform Henry that another man sought her hand. One day he decided to take matters into his own hand and he waited patiently at the servants' entrance of the building for the handyman. Seeing a tall, husky piece of manhood stroll leisurely out of the house, Henry proceeded to hit this man in the stomach for trifling with the affections of his girl. After receiving a nasty black eye and a hit on the head, Henry found out that this was not the handyman. Henry, thoroughly disgusted with himself, took his revenge on Katie and told her that he never wanted to see her again! To make matters worse, the handyman, after leaming the reason for the attack upon him, informed Katie that he was not in the habit of courting other men's girls! Katie was left without a beau. wr 4- Pk Katrina closed the door of the apartment quietly and pulled her coat about her. She felt very strange. She had never wom a red dress before. She had bought this dress because it was for a special occasion that she would never be able to tell anyone about. Katrina put the nickel in the slot and passed through the turnstile. She walked quickly to the far end of the platform where there were few people. She drew the coat about her once more. How fitting, she thought, that she should end her life in the subway, the only thing in the world that fasci- nated her. Hadn't she bought the dress and shoes just for that reason? Suddenly she heard the rumble of the train as it sped on to the station. Now was her chance .... Just jump in front of the train. It was easy. Look at the gleam of the tracks! Look at the gleam of the tracks! Katrina was still. Her hands no longer held the coat. What!! Kill herself for a man? Never! There were other ways of regaining a lost love. Why, she had her entire life before her! Quickly, Katrina fled out of the station, just a red streak in the wind. wk nr wk As I write this, Katrina is contemplating her next move in making Henry get down to facts. Everyone in my family feels that he had better hurry so that Katie can settle down once more to the same sensible person that she was before she lost her heart. SHIRLEE STICH 22 eerin in 5014014 with an Ol? gvienb Plodding through the rain-swept streets of Forest Hills one day, two girls could be seen making their way toward the new domain of Dr. Michael H. Lucey, former principal, and friend of Julia Richman High School. What could be more fitting than to have our own Dr. Lucey as a subject for this feature story? Your two traveling reporters crossed the expanse of the rain-drenched green which is formally known as the campus of the Forest Hills High School, and entered the building. We were awed and more than slightly amazed! We wondered if by some mistake we had not entered Shangri- la instead of a stately institution of learning. Remembering all of our training on being social-minded and charming young women, we suppressed our desire to slide across the sleek marble floors of the main foyer and instead walked across them in a manner befitting two seniors of Julia Richman. After being welcomed cordially by Dr. Lucey, we proceeded on a tour of inspection of his new home and what we saw seemed to us a modem Utopia. First, we visited numerous classrooms, and, may we say here, that a 65QQ received in a classroom like those we saw, would not be too much of a hardship on either of us. Dr. Lucey told us to sit in the chairs connected to the desks, and what do you think? They go round and round like the chairs connected to soda fountains, and other such luxurious places!! While in the classrooms, we were shown the ample room the students have in their desks for books, lunch, and other such student baggage. The lockers are even better. They have combination locks already in them, and all you have to do is to remember the combination. From that point on, we were ready for anything, we were immunized against shock. As we walked down the long tiled corridors, we exchanged gossip with Dr. Lucey about his Dear Girls and his former faculty members. We passed through the cafeteria, and our all-seeing eyes took in the fact that the tops of the tables and the chairs were covered with blue leatherette. 23 Not wishing to seem too unworldly, we just nodded our approval and walked on. Next, on our tour of wonderland, guided by Dr. Lucey, who was a perfect host, we took in the co-educational features of the school,-the football fields and tennis courts, the wonderful backstage facilities for show producing and make-up, the craft rooms for the boys, and the newly- equipped gym for both the boys and the girls. By this time, we had regained our power of speech long enough to exclaim loudly and with much pleasure at what we saw before us-a door which was plainly marked POWDER ROOM. We walked in cautiously, never expecting it really to be what was marked on the door, and looked around. Sure enough, it was a powder room. There were cute little cuhby holes arranged on the walls, each one containing a mirror and pads of lipstick tissues. We wouldn't have believed it either if we hadn't seen it with our own eyes. Here, Miss Forest Hills, worn and tired from a day of classroom toil, can comb her hair and make-up and exit a rejuvenated girl, ready to meet any one or anything with a fresh face. And so, our tour, so ably guided by Dr. Lucey, was at an end. After signing our names in the guest book, bidding a reluctant farewell to Dr. Lucey and promising him that we would take his best wishes and kindest regards to his Dear Girlsf' we left the building, wondering whether or not we had seen what we did, or whether we had made a mistake and were now returning to a rain-soaked world from a true Shangri-la. SHIRLEE STICH Observation My future lies before me, My past is far behind, And I stand in the middle S About to start the climb. X X I have but little knowledge Z Of what Pm going to face, But what it is informs me well, It won't be commonplace. I'm armed with a diploma That to all will signify, I've spent four long and happy years At Julia Richman High. JOAN GRAS 24 o , New York, N. Y. M e e February 26, 1942 Joyce dear, You wrote to me yesterday and asked me what it's like to be a graduate. I'll tell you! Being graduated is something wonderful and something ter- rible. It's something so big that it amazes you, and something so micro- scopic, that, when you think about it in comparison with some of the really great things that have happened in this world, it means almost nothing. A few weeks before I graduated, I was certain that there was nothing more wonderful than getting out of high school, and getting rid of all the responsibilities that school requires. Today, I'm not so sure. I have to admit that it's still great fun to come home and not have to look forward to an evening spent doing homework. Then, again, part of the fun was the responsibility of homework and seeing that it was done every day. When I was at school, I never realized or appreciated the friendships and wholesome companionships that I made at Julia Richman. I never realized what fun it is to spend the better part of the day in the company and lively atmosphere of girls of my own age. My lunches downtown are not nearly so much fun as the lunches I partook of at Julia Richman. There I had so much to talk about, and so many girls who made ready listeners. My business life is so different from the life at school. Without my Julia Richman education, I wouldn't have been able to have secured the job I pow have. You know, as I look back, teachers are swell people to know. To tell you the truth, I wasn't prepared for the great amount of responsibility and care which was placed on my shoulders when I left school. I don't think I wanted to get used to the idea that now that I had graduated, it was up to me to live up to that diploma which I have hung up on the wall of my room. As a woman of the world fof one monthj I can tell you candidly and honestly, living up to the title of a high school graduate is not life tied up in blue and pink ribbons, but it is a challenge to the way of the world today. Now, I've told you what it's like to be a graduate. Oh, I forgot just one thing-this life gives me a chance to show every one that my four years of book learning, associations with people at school, homework and extra- curricular activities were not spent in vain. As one of the class of January, 1942, I have tried to show people that being a high school graduate isn't so bad after all. Love, LOUISE DUBIN 25 QW GW? MW ABRAMSON, THEMORA Personality Rep. and Leader: Trailic and Study Hall Marshal: Inspector. So sweet and shy, and we're all for her, our eonfdent friend, and pal Themora. Social Service Work ADAMS, EVELYN Marshalg Secretaryg Assistant in Biology Oilice and Laboratory. Petite and dimpled-she'll go far. Success AKERS, HELEN Study Hall, Cafeteria Marshal, Secretaryg Bluehirdg Inspector. Where theres' laughter and cheer, Y ou'll always find Helen is near. Private Secretary ALBASI, ANNA Secretaryg Inspectorg Traiiic, Lunch Marshal. Always happy, always gay, always helpful in her inimitable way. Accountant 1 ALBO LOXIA Stu y Hall unc ce ars Pe na it ou w l L r e today ou loo like tomorr Social Worker ra L , At- d h l l' R .3 C tai 5 ide Y d d ALTMAN, SIBYLLE Captain: Aide, Inspectorg Traf- fic Marshal. She's gentle and she's kind, take it from us she's quite a ind. Laboratory Technician 6' AMARU, INIARIAN S rivate Secretary to . Morris udelsong ank Rep.g d p't i eteriag Aide. h s so u vzm and vigor C I . 1 vga? o er she isn't bigger. rivate Secretary ' Arista TCo-operative Honor Society WW Nifty Leaders' Clubg Trailic Captagwufg Personality, C.0. Rep.g Spotli Agentg Aideg Inspector. Sally's disposition is grand, but she's still as impish as Peter Pan. Dancer ANDERSON, JUNE Personality Rep.g Captaing Aideg Inspector. Look in four corners of the world, Y ou'll never End such a lovely girl. Costume Designer ANDLAUER, YVONNE News and Bluebird Agent, Squad Captain Gym Leaderg Captaing Aideg Inspector. lVhat's this lovely girl made of? Sugar and spice and everything nice. Secretary ANDREW, MARY Inspector, Junior Service League. Shy and retiring, a very sweet girl to know. Salesgirl ANGEL, RITA Richman News Photographer: Study Hall, Trailic, Locker Mar- shalg Secretary: Aide in North School Oilice. Her presence makes for a pleas- ant hour in a weary day. Commercial Photographer ANTIG I RO ecreta 40 ' A sta Aide. ti ' an ery a tract- 've. I Secretary Wh! a 2, ARMST ONG, E Library Aid , Stu Hall, Cafe- ' t Stenographer J tpria all Inspector ni irl. if ATKINS, ALICIA Bluebird Agentg S t u d y Hall, Traffic Marshalg Inspector, Sec- retary. She is short and sweet, and hard to beat. Dressmaker 'BAEHR, CAROLMAE Arista Treasurerg Personality Adviserg Guidance Olliceg Pro- gram Committee. She's like a chocolate bar, sweet and nutty. College BAJCAR, VERONICA lnspectorg Secretaryg Aideg Bank Representative. A happy worker, sincere and true, A lavor for you she'll always do. BAKER. GLORIA Secretaryg Aideg Inspector: Blue- bird Agentg Sanitation Marshal. As lovely and as charming, as every young lady should be. Nurses' Training LASII, NNA lst a luebirdg C. . egateg Aide: Personal- i Capt in' Ins ctorg Tutor, ' ank. Il you' who's o of the best, Anna will surely pass the test. News Reporter BALOG, MARY Secretary: Trallic and Locker Marshalg Gym Leader. ll all were as friendly and loyal as she, a much better place this world would be. Secretary 'BARHAM, DOROTHY Editor of Pan-American Maga- zineg President Pan-American Clubg Captaing Richma News spectorg Marsh . Q. ad. As g ty tan and rlul as Io -ig. IEW ,, v W : 'z:r: - if - t is H ft 'Y S will ia 1 Q5 gi A .Q 1 . f t Z5 w, Z ggi gill,-4 ggi, v V r -9 5 3 H W at ' ,kjmgfiff , K if , ,, ., .s ,. I f QS Book Reviewerg c ry, In- bk fig' ! M 6 e l ..,. ' BARRETT, MARY Aide: News Agentg Bluebird Agentg Traffic Marshal. Quiet and demureg l'm not so sure. Secretary BARTOLOMUCCI, MARY Secretaryg Gym locker Marshal: Aide. Checking our attendance is her duty, and she does it with grace and beauty. Accountant BASILE, ANGELINA Secretaryg Locker Marshal. Petite, vivacious, quite disarm- ing, just the type for some Prince Charming. Costume Designer BAUMGOLD, ELEANOR D. Captaing Secretaryg Study Hall and Tramc Marshalg Aide. Elly is so sweet and gentle, she never gets temperamental. Designer BAUSENWEIN, ETHEL Squad Captaing Cafeteria Mar- shalg Bluebird Agentg Aide: Study Hall and Trailic Marshal. A dimpled cheek, a pretty smile, To help her friends, she'd walk a mile. Secretary BAVARO, THERESA Secretaryg Inspectorg Aide. Always laughing, always gay, That's Theresa's own sweet way. Aviatrix BELLES, oLc:jig.W. Regents Coxgnmitteeyg Aide: Traf- fic and Cafetelia Marshal. Na one can compare with a sb sweet and fair. 'kv' College t a XX TBELLISOMI, LYDIA Aideg ,Secretaryg G.O. Rep.g Sec- retary Senioifs Class. Pleasant and sweet,'ishe's hard to beat. Private Secretary TBELSEY, CLARA Vice-President Honor Society. Always cheerful and always sweet, With a disposition that can't be beat. 4' BENDIK A cenew Eta 5 TY A future Schtaparellt 181 M ' . . Costume Designer BENJAMIN, HILDA Poster Clubg Tramc Marshal: ln- spector. A sweeter girl you'd never find, There's not another of her kind. Accountant or Typist BENNETT, BARBARA Aunt Juliag Trailic Captaing Per- sonality Adviserg Tramc Mar- shalg Usher. Eyes so bright, laugh so gay: Heart pure gold, that's Bobbie, we'll say. College BEREGHAZY, EMILY Bluebird Agentg Mimeograph Squadg Treasurerg Secretary. Charming, sweet, pretty and clever, may she possess these traits forever. Secretary BEREND, O 'rman p ' t s Pic mmittee: News ni d . . er, . : tu d Trailic Marshal: sherg ' ' 3 Secretary: Lette ay P i Blue- H r g tili , ' t ped o by abili . e MW. fem ff BERK, DORIS President and Secretary of Li- brary Marshals' Cluhg Red Cross Rep. of Schoolg Tutorg Personal- ity Rep.: Bank: Trailic and Li- brary Marshalg Inspector. Red hair: Long may it wave! I Swell girl: Long may she rave! ! College BERKET, MARIE Penonalityg Richman News: Re- porterg Secretaryg Marshal. Smiling lips and laughing eyes, A little bit of paradise. Veterinarian ' BERNSTEIN, THELMA Program Committeeg Study Hall, Cafeteria Marshnlg Inspector. If you look you're sure to find her, A little bit north of So. Carolina. Secretary BERTHOLD, HEDWIG Tnllic Marshalg Inspectorg Sec- retary. Captivating blue eyes. Stenographer , D OT P m . a Key o L md Foam o A ef: will always be. Merchandising at N.Y.U. BET R, ILDRE Sanitation: s rg Des rl: Represe lueb'r M dre ll ' 't gl et- te ern th letter. d garte T her BE Bluebir Sta . Y bet nwhwea J 0 BIEGELEISEN, MILDRED Aide, News Agent, Infirmary Aideg Marshal. She has charm, she is sweet, she's the girl you'd like to meet. BIENNEK, HELCA Mimeograph Squad, Hist. Book Room, Captain: Aide: Secretary Inspecvorg Marshal. No sweeter girl could be found, If you searched the world round. Nurse TBIRDSALL, MARGARET Captaing Aide: Secretaryg In- spector, G.O. Rep.g Ofice Asst. Margaret has personality, she's lull of fun and vitality. Civil Service Worker G.0. R 3 Aghtg Traic, n s - n pector. elen is e, to be a nurse is her dvefnglm Nurse A EN s G.0. ga 5 tary. 'nd made up, 'J Rock JI cibmzm. elep 0 rator BLA E Mimeogr ptiin 3 On has BLAZEK, EMILY Marking Committeeg Attendanceg North School Olliceg Secretary: Aide, Inspector: Study Hall Marshal. Naughty but nice. Business Career BLOCK, ROSLYN Secretary, Aideg Captaing News Agent: Study Hall, Trallic Mar- ahalg Program Committee, Rep- reaentative. She's tall, she'a fair with figure so trim, whatever her goal we're sure she will win. College B HN, GL RI ect ' 'deg s alg Bank , ro or Ki' ' 'U . hool BOIDO, YOLANDA Trallic Marshal, Secretaryg Aide: Trailic Captain. Studious and clever, she succeeds in any endeavor. College . BONCIOR , MARY Captain Inspectorg Secretary: neat, ever trim, happy spirit, full of vim. Secretary BORENSTEIN, ANNETTE Secretary, Key Room, Assistant Inspector, Marshal. Very sweet and tres petite. Civil Service B OCKWAY, LEANOR l-Ie Marsh i li ' a tary' etite ut ' to A eer oman BROOKS, MARIE Capt.g Aide, Secretary: Inspec- torg Book Rep. Brainy, sober, mild, and good, a symbol of jine womanhood. Secretary ff - o N, Inky rg ' 1 ng G .g Mar- ith a- dimp in eek, people o ' r c . Air Hos BROWN, EUGENIE Newsg Aideg Inspectorg Captain: Secretary. A girl who is silent, shy, such, she believes in the slogan Don't talk much. Typist BROZOWSKA, ELEANOR Inspector. Personality and charm go ann in arm. Secretary BRUNA, DOROTHY Secretary. Always seen with a lovely smile, and doing something worth while. Private Secretary BRUNO, LOUISE JEAN Personality, Inspector, Traic, Study, Mimeograph, Gym Locker Marshal. Idealistic and romantic-a future poet. Secretary U ALMA Aide: , udy l 3 or. t ' in small pack- es. Nurse BUNBURY, MURIEL North School Ofliceg Inspector, Cafeteria, Trallic Marshal. Not shy nor bold, but good as gold. Stenographer BUNDZAK, ROSE Cafeteria Marshal. She's pretty and sweet, just can't be beat. College N we .- ,. . - .: 5, rf-:g,5g..,,.555,5,,f My . . A -:,-..---f-mf-'awa.: . sms:-T e i P N f 5:5222 is as 'Y W gl Q 45.1 3 sg 21 5 3 .x H-Q, Q., 'izbgfiil ,,- :-:f 1 it E -1 X 1 'Ma 9 . it .M n ,,:,,4 N ,,,., ii 37. 32 BURKOS, GEORGETTE Captain. Success will be yours in future life, with little worry and little strife. College BUSCH, VIRGINIA A. Cafeteria Marshal. Sweet and charming, at times alarming. Secretary BUTLE T C . cretar e e ia, t y ll r n e org e. Sometimes se o sometimes gay, always winsome in every way. BYRD, MARY Study Hall, Lunch Room Marshal. Fair, modest, reyined and sweet, ller good spirit is hard to beat. Commercial Art Work BYRN E, MARY Agathag Capt. in Sten. and Typ- ing, Capt. in Music. The room is quiet, in umllcs Mary, there's a riot. Stenotype Operator TCAFARO, LORRAINE Senior President of HIT' Week. Small and good-natured, one of the swellest girls you want to meet. Comptometer Operator C C N LA Ai . and t ' e beat. ege CALI, MARY Captuing Secretary. A very nice girl she seems to be, She'll make good, just wait and see. Torch Singer CALDERONE, SANDRA Aide: Secretnryg Inspector. Sweet and lovely, happy and gay, Here's a girl that will go a long way. Secretary CANDELARIA, LUCY Mursltulg Aideg News Agentg In- speclor. Shc's bound lo sct the world on fre. Oilicu Worker CANDELAS, JEAN Always dcpcmlablc, never goes back on an obligation. Dress Designer CAPPARELLI, LUCILLE Bluebird Agentg Inspector, Sec- retary. A willing helper who does her share, here, there and everywhere. Complometrist CAPUA, JOAN Aide: Secretaryg C.O. Rep.g In- spector. A sweeter girl is hard to find. Receptionist CAPURSI, TERESA V. Ollice Assistant, Inhrmary Mar- sltalg Aide. You never know she's around, but to thc top she's surely bound. Slenogrupher CARIDI, GLORIA Inspector. Sweet and petite. Secretary CARINI, IRENE E. Spotlight Rep.g Aideg Secretaryg Marshulg Inspector. A charming girl who's sweet and kind, a better pal you cannot find. Career Girl 'CARRINGTON, ANITA Property Marshalg Secretary: Bank Rep.g Regents Committee Aideg Program Aide. Always happy, always gay, never angry, that's her way. College CARROLL, BEATRICE Program Committee: Bluebird Agentg Traliic and Study Hall Marshalg Inspectorg Bank Aideg Usher. Charming, smiling, always gay, certainly has a winning way. Civil Service CARTER, DOROTHY Secretaryg Traffic and Study Hall Murshalg Inspector. She couldn't be sweeter. Civil Service CASAMASSA, ANNA Secretaryg Infirmary Aideg Traf- fic Marshalg Captaing Inspector. Lovely to loolc at, delightful to know. Private Secretary CASELLA, .IACQUELINE P. T. Leaderg Bluebird Rep.: Bank Rep.g Inspector. She laughs at jeers and smiles at cheers, she's the sort that makes a good sport. Accountant CASINO, GRACE Biology Squad: Chemistry Squad: Captain: Marshal: Inspector. ' In scientihc felds, she'll find suc- cess. College, Nursing School CASO, MADELINE Captain Color Guard: Inspector: Bluebird Agent. Nice disposition, loads of am- bition. Typist CASSAGNE, JEANETTE Art Project: Captain: Cafeteria and Study Hall Marshal. No hner girl you'll ever meet, because our .len just can't be beat. Costume Designer TCATALANO, ROSE Captain: Aide: Secretary: In- spector: Spotlight Agent. Always laughing, always gay, a perfect friend in every way. Private Secretary CENTORE, SALLY News Agent: Cafeteria Marshal: Captain: Secretary: Aide. There never was a pal, like our gal, Sal! Salesgirl CERAMI, ANTOINETTE News and G.0. Rep.: Inspector: Secretary: Study Hall and Sani- tation Marshal: Aide. Quiet and sweet but not so meek. Nurse - , CHAPLIN, NEOMA Lab. Assistant: Cafeteria, Study Hall, and Assembly Marshal: Secretary: Inspector. Sugar and spice and all things that are nice, that's what N eoma's made of. Business School 5 CI-IESSMAN, LILLIAN Captain: Aide: Secretary. W ith baby face, and reddish hair, her wit and humor are very rare. Dress Designer G.0. Delegate ws Re er and gent: i Sta Traf- c ' , P er: Cap- 'n' eta : ep.: Pro- mmitt e: sher: Olice : Bio. La ' terlineas. charms are styled to ht her CHIN, ELEN ' alo College CHISHOLM, BARBARA Slim and sweet, she can't be beat. Telephone Operator CHORNEY, OLGA Secretary: Captain: Aide: In- spector: Bank and Bluebird Age t: News Rep.: Agatha: Tragcftstudy Hall, and Assembly Marshal:lX,Glee Clu One lone dimple, t hgh eyes, she's sweet and charmiilggqna that's no lie. Business CHRZANOWSKA, HELEN :und hard to beat in: MTI: Inspector. CIMB RU T c h y Agent: h aug s qui sweet, a pal like r to beat. College CIREL , LEE Ca ain: 'd ecretarf Tutor: al: m r. o r of a swell ' 'I Service CLARKE, KATHLEEN Captain: Secretaryg Inspector: Marshal, Agatha. Always quiet, never wild, how can you knock a girl so mild. Business TCLARKIN, MARGARET Captaing Trallic Marshals News Agent: G.O.1Rep.g Inspec or. ' She's not a 'flower or a she's what you a regular Nurse ' ' CLEMENTE, DORA Chairman Entertainment Com- mittee in Italian Clubg Bluebird Agentg Inspectorg Marshalg Per- sonality Leader. Sweet and smart, that's the best way to describe her. College CLYNE, Personality A is r Hall Marshalg ep.g I pector. H ero tyrallys ws,and om us she's nice to know. P vate Secretary CMAR, DOROTHY Personnel Manager of Bluebird: News Agentg Captaing Usher: Leaderg Aideg Secretary: In- spector: Attendance Marshal. Charming, natural, gay and free, Nad in her heart is sincerity. News Reporter COBIN, LOUISE Li and Lu h M 3 I - swe can't be beat. UAAALLJ COFFMAN, LETHEL Aideg Cafeteria Marshalg In- spectorg Cap n. lg, . Y College .4 time bit 6 fun if good fury? everyone. ' 4 f Secretary ' 1 COHEN, ARLINE Mimeographing Squad: G.O. and Bank Rep.g Cafeteriag Secretarial Assistant. Laughs a lot, sings a lot, makes alot of noise, popular with everyone, especially the boys. Private Secretary COHEN, GLORIA J. Library Marshal 3 Bluebird Agentg Captaing Aide. Sweet and ever channing smile, rates the frst in rank and file. Zllege l TCOLREAVR, ELLEN Chairman of Bulletin Committee. Always cheerful and always gay, .she's the grandest girl in every way. D. A. Clerical Dept. CONNELLY DOROTHY ute and ' eet ' rnisch us twinkle in h Stenographer Se 1 . sin: J,fu,o0 CONNELLY, MARGARET Aide: Inspectorg Study Hall and Cafeteria Marshal. No lovelier could a person be, Than little Peggy Connolly. Nurse NNOLLY, ALICE If P ponality de 3 n .3 l ' ' 3 Tramc Mar- hal. ' s wit a srrrile g ggl d la hs retary CONSOLA, FRANCES Captaing Aideg Inspector: C.O. Rep.5 G.O. Delegate: Senior President. Always laughing, always gay, a perfect friend in every way. Receptionist is COOKE, VERONICA E. Captain: Secretaryg Inspectorg Supervisor., Cleanliness is her aim, to many she has taught the same. Secretary CORNELL, VIVIAN Marshalg Inspector. Good things come in small pack- ages. Stenographer TCORRADO, LUCY Treasurerg Secretary. Wonderful personality, willing to do all she can for you. Machine Operator CRAIG, CATHERINE Bluebird Agent and Annex Man- ager, Captaing Sanitation Mar- shal, Leaders' Aide. A wee bonnee lass, as sweet as the heather. Business School CROTTS, ALICE Personality Leaderg Aide, Mar- shalg Agatha. Always around when one is in need, she's our bet for 'most likely to succeed. Successful Career CULEK, FRA c ' Personality Le erg 1 , Cap- taing Mars lg s ub. No cra ' r ss or riches, Happines lll she wishes. QTo Be My lf CUMMINGS, CATHERINE Captaing Secretaryg Aideg Mar- shal. Pep + Personality : Popularity. Secretary CURRAN, MARGARET Captain: Bluebird Agentg Secre- taryg Marshal. Swell friend for any girl. Business World CUSHMAN, FAITH Infirmary Aideg Captaing Aide: Trafic Marshalg Inspectorg Lunch Room Marshal. Always ready with a cheerful smile, there comes one like her once in a while. Nursing School CUSUMANO, IENNIE Captaing Aideg Sanitation Mar- shal. Fresh as a daisy, bright as a star, Her wit and charm will carry her far. Typist TDAGLES, DORIS Captain Senior Classg Captain: Secretaryg Inspectorg News Agentg Marshal. Sweet and fair, very rare, never seems to have a care. Private Secreta-ry DALY, CATHLEEN Secretary: Aide. Like sugar-sweet' and line. Secretary D'AMATO, CONNIE M. Bluebird Agentg G.0. Rep.: In- spectorg Aideg Captain. Lovely and sweet, a friend to keep, and very cheerful from new to ka. 4 - Career Girl DAUMA CHARLO E Trmsurerg gram Co 't 8 Typi ' etaryg org St y arsh ge et in g er harms will h d. P 'vate Se etary .Dr Wie? 'WJ has CU f U I9 adj, vm, ARION Cap ' , Guidance Olliee: Re- ceptionist: Inspector: Swimming Pool Asst.: Cafeteria Marshal. You cannot wish for more or less, Than all our wishes lor success. Art School TDAVIS, NORMA Captain: Aide: Secretary: Bank Rep.: Sanitation Squad: Tralic Marshal: Cafeteria. ll you wan! someone lull of lun, Nonna certainly is the one. Receptionist DAVIDSON, REGINA Captain: Aide: Secretary: In- spector: Marshal. Reggie is quiet and keeps her peace, on her beauty we should all like a lease. College DAVIS, JOYCE Captain: Personality Rep.: Sec- retary: Aide: Treasurer. W e could listen to her speak all the day, she alerts as with her charming way. Joumalist DECICC , E -ng 0 an shin . e: Inspec . Bet q ' mile is sweet, She's 'us t gi you'd like to meet. College ' Tra Marshal: Biology ratory Assistant dShe looks demur shy , oh! oh! . Nurse lf' 'M f X! Q? n JIIARIE 1 DE LAURO, JOAN E. Inspector: Aide: Cafeteria, Lock- er Room Marshal. Cheerful, co-operative and a good sport. , Private Secretary I an , x ,, , , ,, . T- f- .:. 'f2 I.t , , 'Is - sen, 5 ':-:E ..fg5..s' 1. . 5 ' Q ws, W gg-:g'. R :gf-: V- - ssfiisgf, M 2 , ..-tw .5 .:.,., W . sa A z R J' ii gill was 25 Pa wr Wi 3 r' ,A r if, E .Y - gg, V nfs. N., K was 5 9 . 37 Da MAGGIO, CLARA Secretary: Personality: G.O. Rep.: Aide: Marshal. So merry and gay and very bright, she makes up in brains what she lacks in height. Secretary DERISE, ANNA G.O. Rep.: Secretary: Aide: Trailic, Study Hall Marshal. Very sweet and helpful indeed, she's with you always when you're in need. Secretary Dx-: ROBERTIS, VINNIE Captain: Bluebird Agent: Aide: Secretary: Marshal. Fair skin and light brown hair, make a very charming pair. Civil Service DESMOND, LILLIAN Inspector: Study Hall, Cafeteria Marshal: Aide: Personality Rep.: Secretary. Dark brown eyes, light red hair, bright and talented which makes her rare. College DESTLER, DOROTHY Secretary: Marshal: Tutor. As witty as an Ogden Nash poem. College DIAZ, HELEN Captain: Aide: Secretary: Blue- bird Agent: Annex S t u d e n t Council. Pretty, sweet, and talented, how can we help but love her? Career Girl and Singer DIAMOND, ES ELL specto She's ' h army A-I n ur h ts. Civil Servi ' Tutor: Captain: e n- W J ll D ARI A' IC ' i h quadg er, P. ., 2- -f. ity Lead- : Adv' rg C - . g Aideg In- Fg Bluebu 1 Agentg Secre- g Program ' orkg Book Room ad. A pretty face and figure divine, one look and you know Alice's streamline. . Private Secretary A , LOUISE 6.0. g Trallic Captain: Ch ai ideg Secretaryg Pro- orkg Memorial Oliiceg .O. Rep. She's dark, she's vivacious and very attractive, in Julia Richman she's been very active. Business DONOHUE, MARGARET Captain: Aideg Volleyball Team: Inspector. Here's a girl you like to meet, she's quiet, neat and very sweet. Writer D E, VIRGINIA C t ' A'de'g retaryg Mar- sh ' Pe al't eader. 'nni e and helping nd, a r od sport, we think she's grand Laboratory Technician DONLIN, MARY G.O. Rep.g News Agentg Sec- retaryg Inspectorg Aide. A charming and quiet lass, one of the nicest girls in our class. usiness ' SMB DORSEN, RHODA Head of Trallicg Leader, P. T.g :P Pool Assistantg Biology Squadg . tamg Secretary: Inspectorg ' teria Marshalg Bluebird Rep. Q Rhoda is small oda is bright, ' - ' Rhod 's y the executive .W 'ff- lat M OUROJOHN, HELENE Business Manager Richman News g Captaing Trallic Captaing Secretaryg Personality Leader. Lovely Helene will some day reach fame. Singer 1 1 . DOYLE D THY Captaing G . sher tame, Sanitati a hal- ad Cap- tai - pervis ns ect r L oste h th th light brown hai we'll t e Dotty whose red hair is so fair. Civil Service Employee 'DRAGANITSCH, YVONNE Bluebird Art Stallg News Rep.g Programmingg Traic Marshal: Inspector. Yvonne, a smart Parisienne, for math and painting has a yen. College DREICH OSAMOND Inspect 3 r Mars l. Her l i eyes are I of pep f , d w it comes to r it's always UTY DREYSPOOL, RUTH Traic Marshalg Publicity Stall, Bluebird. A pretty girl with a fine artistic talent. Designer DUBIN, L Literary ditor t ht is on ' l - er L1 rary Locker Secretary G Pretty, char g smart she'll win her your heart. Collegegf-Psychia ric Social Work 'DUI-Tv, MARIE Traliic Marshalg G.0. Rep.: Aide. . s' -Y lt's nice to be naturaliwhen you're naturally ice. Nurse , t c e , Pe 3 , 3- . l. e . Ca ' 3 Aideg Inspect , 'DUKOFF, JEAN Arista Presidentg ViceLPresid Secretary Aunt-.luliag T c Captain: Captain lnterlineesg Tutorg Guidance Ollice. Pink and white like strawberry and vanilla. College DUOME MARION Captain. Secretary X kl 4 E, teria w shalkg Cy N 1 ' ' f . , 'n spice . c , gf . . . . ' qv' Ctggle, giggle-thats Manon. ,V spector- J -.nl ---'J Cafe- . . , -'M' V Q1 H g I I , x K ' DUNN, FLORENCE Secretaryg Aideg Cafeteria Mar- shal. Bernhardt move over.' The Stage TDWYER, AGNES Captain: Aide, Secretary: G.O. Rep., Bluebird Agent, Librarian. Here's a girl that's full of lun, that's why she is liked by every one. Comptometer Operator DWYER, DOROTHY Traliic Marshal. She's tops in every respect. Nurse EBERHARDT, MARJORIE Laboratory Squad: Captaing Sec- retaryg Leaders' Club. With love and kindness in her heart, Marjorie's life' is fillgdnwith dfl. N College i L ll .E d 'f r ' , a e l en Wi 5-.1 P. v, ro . Colleg I 64991 I. .if -R' i EICHNER, K RIN Assistant ne anager, Treasur r man News'- ta' porvis r, Caf 3 e .3 ta ' tudy , , Inspector. lt's o kno a girl like this, she's such a sweet and pleasant Miss. Bookkeeper f ' ade of everything nice EIFERMAN, SYBIL Library, Cafeteria, Traliic Mar- shalg Head of Library Clubg Program Committee: Bluebird and News Rep., Secretaryg ln- spector. Her bunny smile is a winsome one. College ELLMAN, LUCILLE G.O. Rep.: Captaing Aideg In- spectorg News Agent. Smiles, personality, honors galore who could ask for anything more? Microbe Hunter EMMENECKER, MARTHA Mimeograph Squad. Quiet, neat and sweet, Martha's the girl you'll warit to,meet. EREGITANO, CAROLINE Aideg Marshalg Secretary: Cap- taing Inspector. She's lovely, friendly, folly and gay, the best kind of girl in every way. Dietitian ESSMAN, EV YN A. C taing ' ank Rep.g Mar- retary. ot a ll er, not a pearl, she's what a regular girl. Privat ecretary EZEROSKI, EMMA Marshalg Inspector. Sweet, serious, and just, these thoughts of her will never rust. Authoress FAGLIA, RITA Aideg a k Re .5 lnspectorg Cafe ' a ' 'o arshal, So sweet nothing could ever be . FARRELL, EILEEN Secretaryg Aide. Small, quiet and kind, a better friend you will never find. Nurse S 3 ide. Very liv swimmin a es College X I I lg . ' -5 ec -gi' Q. 3. 3 if.-J el venh Term 11 ': 'of , s ' if fx' n 'To f' or to be, he is- s Advertising F ELTON, ALBERTA Secretaryg Aide. Quiet you appear to be, but Pm from Missouri, prove it to me. Secretary FERRARA, CATHERINE Aideg Secretaryg Lost and Found Marshal: Roof Marshal. Never still and never quiet, to be with her is lun, just try it. Secretary FERRARIE, MARGARET Bluehirdg Art and Advertising Managerg Red Letter Dayg Traf- fic, Cafeteria, Study Marshal. A nice gal, and a swell pal. To Live Rich and Full Life I . I E 1 t -1 ry I - n rpreter Y . rifijf fl Q ideglMarshalgCa 4- I8 . ' ' ted for 11 . '. E Y C. -'E . TFINKE, MARIANNE G.0. Rep.g Captain: Aide. Why worry and get gray? She laughs at the world and things come her way. Buyer FINKENBERG, ANN Traic, Sanitation Marshalg Tu- torg Clerical Workg Secretaryg Inspectorg Bluebird Rep.g Pro- gram Work. Small of stature, but of a smiling countenance. College FINN, MARGARET G.0. Rep.g Bank Rep. Pep and fun, all in one. Secretary F IOCCOLA, VIRGINIA Captaing Cafeteria Marshalg Li- brary Marshalg Inspector. Always cheerful always smilin', she'll go far without much tryin'. Civil Service 'Worker FISCHER, HARRIET Richman News Rep.g Secretaryg Defense Program Tutorg Tramc, Study Hall Marshalg Aide. Coy and witty all the time, Har- riet's life is one big rhyme Writer FORD, KATHLEEN Attractive, dark-haired girl, 'al- ways day dreaming. Receptionist FOX. J .WL GA it FLORENCE Plain' l nk CP- l ' A ' d '.e : f lns ectorg Mar- e gln c , a al., H A .' ' et fo o despise, Q 'A ' ' f sf f hi en .- nd bl, fi l thcre's not 5 lost by being wise. ' ' rien . a e cya College ' Busin l 1 f 1mf,,',,lW 'lv Q mal' l Fmnrszxo, ANNELIE C l ' i 1 W Poster Clubg Secretaryg Postingsg I Capf ' 5 ' ad MQ! VF Inspector: Bluebirdg Marshal. Abvb . em 4 l 6 ' udy H I' Lively, makes friends easily. A i': ' Designer ' 4 fx es G U u, .Q m . D, MA el: f.,1 ' ubg Vice- ff cm.. ch.. . GAN mc. ARLINE Xpw n 3 Club gf?r' Captaing Secretaryg Inspectorg 3 N Algent c, Marshal. A Gs er X Arline's the girl with plenty of 3 B ask tennis and vitality, she tops it of with a st, i one and adeline's est. Q' Physical Education Teacher FROES, YVETTE G.O. Rep.g Agatha Secretary: Captain: News Agent. When frst you meet her she is shy, when you get to know her- my! oh! my! Secretary 'l7R0MM, MARIAN Captaing Inspectorg Marshal. Eficient, pro cient-seldom de hcient. 4 Teacher , 1 URNARI, CLARE . S tary' C ta' ' a - o g r a rer. 4 e 'l g ding li , a heer charming, and br ht ',f-'fx Privat GAETANO, LENA Personality Rep.: lnspectorg Aideg Cafeteriag Captain. A combination of Simplicity, Sweetness, and Charm. Stenographer 5 , 5 ,5s:.'..,--Q My wr. il 1 grand personality. College G AMO TANCE B ' l eyes curly hair, make a e ' pair.. GARVEY, HELEN Marshalg Aide. A genial character, true and game, at work or play she's ever the same. Stenographer GASPER, ALMEAD lnspectorg Study Hall Marshalg Oflice Clerkg Aideg Usher. ll you travelled the whole world round, a sweeter girl could not be found. Civil Service Social Worker GAUL, MIRIAM Captain of Cafeteriag Inspectorg Tutor. All she asks lor is a chance, then she makes a great advance. Accountant .ww yquadg Bl gentg L1 rary Lunch Roo Marshalg Aideg Captaing Inspector. Sweetest girl and truest friend. College S I 'GEI sR, E W. ptain- -' i nterl sg 54016 .A S : sherg 'L-.',H arsh , Pe - ' 9 . It M' ep' . ' - .ugly so ,L orke it xt, Q- a captain sh ' a hit. ...: Z ::,.,:.-. College ' GEORGESON MARIE A Q csptaing Trailich Marshalg In- ,:, A spectorg Bank and Richman News ' 4 ,f Rep.g Aideg Squad Captain. . Sweet and charming, a good f- a better girl you'd never Personality e b 1 r Costume 'SPIKSO tam x g Secretary g ln- V I 3 G.0. R e p . lue R p.g c Marshal. An d- in a mod- .. Q e bouq t. College ' GETLER, IRENE Captaing Tralfnc Marshalg Secre- taryg I. Q. Squad. Tall, sophisticated, kind of quiet, most of the time she's on a diet. Department Store Manager GIACOBBE, JOAN Aideg Secretaryg Bluebird Agentg Lunch Room Marshal. Within her eyes, mischief lies. Clerical Worker is Buyer 'X 'GIAQUINTO, LAURA Personality Adviserg I. Q. Squadg Tutorg Traiic Marshalg Captain: Secretaryg News Agent. To her no x unknown can be, lram zero to inhnity. College TGIROUX, PAULINE Aide: Secretaryg Leader Health Ed. Dept.: Traiic Marshalg In- spectorg G.O. Rep.g Treasurer. Petite and sweet, a treat to meet. Civil Service Worker GLUCKSTERN, MURIEL Captaing Bank Rep.g Personality Rep.g Inspectorg Marshal. Muriel with the pixy glasses, is one ol our cutest little losses. A full life GOGOL, LILLIAN Captaing Aideg Secretaryg G.0. Rep.: Inspectorg Cafeteria Mar- shal. She may not be so coy, but to her friends she's a joy. Success GOLD G, ELEANOR Progra ' tteeg News e ' Inspecto ' a swell singer, with whom ant to linger. Clerk I GOLDFE E Marshal. With a i li that-she'll go lar! ol GOLDING, JOAN Captaing Marshal. Vitality and personality. College GOLDSTEIN, RI-IODA News Agent: TraEc and Study Hall Marshal. The best of things come in tiny packages. College GOLUB, ESTHER Secretary: Aide. She's nice, she's tall, she's tops, that's all. Model GOMBERG, DORIS Advertising Manager of Bluebird: Bluebird an d News Agent: Personality Adviser: Study Hall Marshal. W e must agree that Doris is 0.K., she entices you with her charm- ing way. College GOODMAN, LEE Secretary: Aide. The girl who doesn't have to preen, because all treat her like a queen. Another Schiaparelli GORDON, RITA Captain: Aide: Bluebird Rep.: Secretary: G.O. Rep.: Inspector: Marshal: Richman News Rep. Her hair and looks are the pic- ture of loveliness. Typist GORRIE, ELEANOR .l. Inspector: Tutor: Supervisor: Program Committee: Marshal. A grand girl is mighty rare, she's Il-Dt only sweet but also fair. Costume Designer 'GOTTLIEB, WILM Secretary: Bluebird? . Inspector: Library, ra shal: Program Comrgjt Vilmaasachemisti onh , To put old theories o College I , .,.,, fy A: If GRABLER, YAULINE Aide: Captain. Her eyes are bright-teeth are white, she's just plain dynamite. Secretary GRAHAM, ETHEL Oilice, Study Hall Marshal: Seo- retary: Inspector. - Beneath a calm and innocent eye, deviltry and mischief ohen lie. Ollice Worker GRAS, JOAN Captain of Itelliggnwwmadg Captain tor ersonallt Rep.:.Ai : Bluebird She's lull of lun, she's full of wit, in any league she'd be a hit. Nurse 'GREENBAUM, ELAINE Arista Interviewing Committee: Aunt Julia: Personality Adviser: Captain: Guidance Oiiice: Pro- gram Committee. Doctor I. Q. College GREENSTEIN, HELEN Tramc, Study Hall Marshll: News Agent: Secretary: Pro- gram Committee. She's a pal-and whatta gal, we're all for Helen! College GREGOR, MARGARET Secretary: Aide. Y ou're an education in yourself. Secretary GRIFFIN, VIOLA Captain: Aide: Marshal. Her friends are many, her troubles are few. Business College 05 CRIPPE, JEAN Captain: Inspector. Kind and sweet, nice to meet. Clerical Worker CROMBECKER, JOYCE Captain: Aide: Inspector: Study Hall Marshal: Secretary: G.O. Rep.: Assistant Bank Rep.: Per- sonality Leader. Those who know her not, no word can paint, those who know her, all words are faint. College TGIUSTI, CARMELA Cafeteria Marshal: Inspector: Designer. Lovely voice, lovely smile, she'll make the goal by a mile. Lyric Singer GUMBRECI-IT, EDNA This young miss is very stylish, always very ultra-smart in ap- pearance. Typist HAFF, BETTY Captain: Inspector: Aide: Hall Marshal. Short and sweet and so hard to beat. Tap Dancer HAGAN, PHYLLIS Secretary of Aunt Julia: Capl tain: Secretary: Aide: News and Bluebird Agent: Marshal: Bank Rep.: Tutor: Usher. The word friend was coined lor her. M - College f? ' HAHNERT, A E MARIE Captain: Christmas Play: In- spector: Secretary: Bank Rep.: Mimeograph Squad: Art Ofice. She's charming and sweet, yet not quite petite. Commercial Artist HAMILTON, LOIS Sanitary, Traliic Marshal: Aide: Bluebird Rep.: Marshal. Frank and funny, she's a honey. Civil Service HANNA, LOIS Secretary: Inspector: Cafeteria Marshal. A sweeter girl you'd never find, there's not another of her kind. Business School HARRIS, JEAN Secretary Inspector 0 wordjorallherq I J saga u HARRIS, J l AJAQQ4 Captain: A' ryw w- 91, 'ng rsonality Reps 'E 7- Tra s l fl v 1- 1 ly n is t is h ebdtw mt' K1 n Teacher HA RE Spotli ' raHi sin: ' , p nn: ecr : Mar- ec or rer ue- ersonne t r :Bl 1 tw' ' ile, a lot of lun, ' ie's ved by everyone. College HARRISON, FLORENCE Traflic Captain: Circulation Man- ager Bluebirdg Traliic Marshal: Inspector: Captain : Secretary: Aide: Study Hall Marshal: Li- brary Marshal. A lovely girl with a sweet sonality. , College 01' CII I 0 .X L a gay a rauss wa tz. l H . ' P 1: P d : reta , Ma al: or: - to ' P so alit eade mfu7lMrA-XXy.,Qk HART, GWENDOLYN D. Clee Club, Secretary, Aide. Delightfully frantic, alluringly sweet, her loyal friendship is hard to beat. Concert Singer HART, T. ANNETTE Secretary, Marshal Bluebird Show, Inspector, Tutor, Tennis Club, Captain. Good sport, good sort, although short. HAURYLAK, SOPHIE Captain , Personality Rep. , Aide, Secretary, Cafeteria Mar- shal, Program Room, Inspector. Bearning with ers wit. College I-IAYMAN, SUZANNE Study Hall, Traiiic Marshal, Sec- retary, Personality L e a d e r , News Reporter. She's nice, she's tall, she's tops, that's all. Designer HAYNES, GLORIA News Agent, Library, Sanitation, Gym, Study Hall, Trallic Mar- shal, Bluebird Show, Captain, Aide, Inspector. A person of beauty is joy forever. Commercial World HAYNES, PATIENCE Inspector, Secretary, Sanitation Marshal, Red Cross Rep., Aide. Patience is a right good sport, there aren't enough of her sort. Model .C A HECKO, EMILY Captain, Aide, Inspector, Sec- retary ,Studies Oice, Cai, She's so dull offfun, grows' oh one. Secrelary HEINBUCHER, MARY Inspector, Study Hall Marshal. Charming and sweet and ever so petite. Bookkeeper HEITNER, MIRIAM Secretary, Captain, Aide. What she needs she's got-she's the pet of our lot. Secretary HELLER, JEANNE G.0. Rep., Bluebird Agent, Cap- tain, Study Hall and Trait: Mar- shal, Secretary. Jeannie's a honey-o darling gal, she's really everybody's pal. College HENDELMAN, JOYCE Captain, Aide, Study Hall Mar- shal, Secretary, Personality Aide, Bank Rep. Pretty and sweet and a disposition that's swell, that's the way to describe our Baltimore belle. Commercial Artist I-IENDRICKSON, FLORENCE Captain, Bluebird Agent, Mar- shal, Cafeteria Marshal. Agreeable-full of fun, well liked by everyone. College V HENTE, KATHLEEN M. Captain, Secretary, Study Hall-, Door Marshal. Beneath a calm and innocent eye, mischief and devilment often lie. Career Girl HERRMAN, EDITH Accounting Oiiice Assistant. For she's a jolly good fellviv. which no one can deny. HEYEN, MARIENN 1 girl ' ' e but never d vem Position HICKEY, MARY News Reporter and Secretary: Key Room Assistant: Biology Club: Cafeteria Supervisor: In- spector: Study Hall, Trahic Mar- shal. Plenty of brains and the will to do-and very easy to look at, too. Nurse HILL?u sri' Captain: S eta S y Hall and Tr Marsh : V e: lateri are : uehi t. yn ne a ea she's sure to be welcomed everywhere. Stenographer HINES, BERNADI E Capt.: Inspector: Aide Kind, sweet, a treat me . Private Secretary X I TE S , LOIS r ' - ie luebird: Study all M Traliic Squad. RU m h, she made the ade now she's on its Hit env er HOFVINC, MARIE Tall and blonde, here is another Bette Davis. Court Stenographer ILOHEN SEN, ELAINE Captain: e: Secretary: In- spect eteria and Study Hall : Program Committee. A parkling rsonality that will Qyar h through life. Pri J HOLLENSTEIN, MARY Inspector: Traliic Marshal. Cute and small, but oh, my! Secretary HOOD, DOROTHY A. President eaders' Club: Cap- tain S ry: Aide: ssembly, Stu all, Hi al: Per- so y Le pector. Like a ch bar: sweet and nutty. Marriage H0 EY, DORIS Captain: News Rep.: Study Hall, Trailic, Sanitation Marshal: Blue- bird Rep.: Inspector. A sweet young nurse she'd like to bqandsoshewillaswecansee! Nurse HOROWITZ, HARRIETTE Cafeteria Marshal: Study Hall Marshal. Quiet-but ah! so sweet. Commercial Artist I-IORVITZ, RITA Associate Editor News: Assist- ant Page Editor News: Bluebird Stali: Traliic Marshal: Program Worker. Being under ive foot two, really does make Rita blue. Editorial Work HOSFORD, KATHERINE M. Captain: Secretary: Personality Leader: Gym Leader: Aide: Mar- shal. Full of mischief, sweet and clever, Katherine will stay that way for- ever. Civil Service Worker HOYTE, ELEANOR Secretary: Personality Leader. Five feet tall with eyes of brown, She's the best jitterbug in tbwn. Civil Service Secretary HROMY, ALICE Csptaing Marshalg P. T. Leader: Secretaryg Aideg Inspector. College HUDA L A E. G.O. Rep.g Inspectorg Secretary: Locker Marshal. lVe'll never forget your smiling face, for you've spread joy and love every place. Accountant HUGHES, EDWINA. Trailic Marshalg Inspectorg Study Hall Marshal. A good pal, a iolly friend, always ready a hand to lend. Business World HUHN, FLORENCE Secretaryg Aide. Always quiet, never wild, how can you knock a girl so mild? Secretary HUYTER, ANNA Although quiet, her presence is always felt. 0Hice clerk IACONETTI, IOSEPHINE P. T. Aide: Cafeteria Marshal: lnspectorg Secretary. Sweet and accurate. Secretary 'ISSERLES, THELMA A. Regents Squadg Secretaryg Treas- urer: Publicity Manager of Aunt Julia: Arista Interviewing Com- mitteeg G.O. Rep. Be on the watch for Leslie Kent for to be famous she is ent. Radio and T v' 'on A ess .1 V,,: , . JOM W! 47 K N lr JABLONSKA, WANDA Spotlight Rep.g Captain: Aide: Marshalg Inspector. Always neat, always trim, happy spirit, full of vim. Secretary f' JACKSON, NORMA Aideg Marshal. Kind, sweet and nice to meet. Nurse JACOBY, FRANCINE Spotlight Art Stalig G.O. Rep.: Bank Rep.g Bluebird, Personality, Art Staff: Traic and Study Hall Marshalg News Stall. Not too sober, not too gay, but a swell girl in every way. Artist JAMINET, LUCILLE Capt.g Sec'yg Cafeteria Marshal: Property Marshal. She has charm and is so sweet, the type of girl you'd love to meet. Clerical Worker '.lANIS, RUTH Trallic Captaing Personality Ad- viserg Interlineas Stalfg Program Workg Captaing Guidance Ollice. Here's the truth about Ruth, she's pretty, charming, completely dis- arming. College JAROSZ, LILLIAN Captaing Homework Marshal. Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness. Teaching J OACHIM, DOROTHY N- G.O. Rep.3 Captaing Aideg lb spectorg Secretaryg Trallic, St y Hall Marshalg Program Worker. Hazel s, dark brown hair, she's th 'rl who lets ou know she's th e. ' College I MW' f Q., f J ANSEN, UTH r t 3 Bluebi 1 ' tg T1-af. arshal' eni Treasurer ing A 3 gram Com- mx . Never absent, ever late, and her school work is rst 4, e. Accountant 99 Artist A 1, 11 A' f - o M ' A W Aj JONES, LENORA Captaing Aide. Always smiling, always true. Secretary JORDAN, EV Spotlight Bgsi Ma 3 As- si t reasu er ewsg Color G rd 3 Captaing Li h r' e Age g sonal- ' eaderg . Five feet eig t hai o fair, she makes pea e stop an stare. Bookkeeper KADAR, HENRIETTA Captaing Secretaryg G.O. Rep.: Color Guardg Assistant in Treas- urer's Olliceg Inspector. This born aristocrat is a perfect setting for pearls. Politician KAFTAN, KATHERINE Captaing Aideg News Agentg Cafeteria Marshalg Bank Rep. They'd walk a mile to see her smile. Dental Assistant KAHN, ELAYNE Bluebird Art Stallg Library Mar- shal: Spotlight Rep.g L u n c lx Room Marshalg Inspectorg Filing in Library. A clever girl with a grand per- sonality. College ' ' Secr taryg In- spectorg hal Her face ff' calm and serene, b a wo 1- of mischief lies unseen. Business School 5 w 5 1 AN ELA G' KATSAROMITSOS, KALIPSO Aideg G.O. Aide: Lunch Squad: Assembly, Trallic, S t u d y Hall Marshal: News Agent. Yau're made of smiles, fun and spice, but best of all-you're very nice. Private Secretary TZ, RITA Aide' min- Rluebir entg In r. ' - ce, i ' e. Colleg KEANE, HELEN Extremely tall, dark and pretty. Model KEIPER, ROSEMARY V. Blonde and sweet, always with a smile. Secretary KELLY, ERIN Captaing Junior Service League. Perfect lady, very soft-spoken. Private Secretary KELLY, MARGARET G.O. Delegateg Oioe, Cafeteria Marshalg Captaing Secretary: Richman News Agent. Always smiling, always gay, youfll find her pleasant in every way. Secretary KIERNAN, MARY Agatha President: Bluebird Rep.: News Agent: G.O. Rep.: Captain: Aide: Inspector: Tralhc, Library, Cafeteria Marshal: Secretary. Light brown hair, light brown eyes, a pretty dimple, hear those sighs. Buyer KINICK, DOROTHY Aide: Marshal: Inspector. -A truer friend would be hard to fnd, though you search until the end of time. Secretary KINSELLA, MARGARET Captain: Aide: Inspector: Tu- tor: Tralhc Marshal. She's tall and ,light and very bfighf. . . :K Successful Secietary A' KIRALY, FLORENCE Capt.: Aide: Sec'y: Marshal. Hazel eyes and light brown hair, She's as sweet as she is fair. Housewife KIRSCH, LORRAINE G. Glee Club: Pianist for Gym: South School Ollice. A dream of a dancer, a teocher's delight, a face that's so lovely, youfll love her on sight. College 'KLEIN, ANITA Arista Vice-President: Aunt Julia: Tralhc Captain: Captain: Interlineas Staff: Guidance Of- fice: Program Work: Arista In- terviewing Committee: Tutor. Lovely to look at, delightful to know. College KLEIN, EVELYN 4 Captain: Secretary: Marshal. Five feet seven-a little bit of heaven. Marriage KLEINMAN, ANN Chairman Knocks and Boosts: News Columnist: Bluebird Stall: Personality Leader: Personality Adviser: Captain :- Aide. By diferent methods diferent girls excel, but here is one who can do all things well. College-Journalist K TER, BERNICE Ca ' ' e: Secretary: In- spector: eni : i- gene t Squad. T. N. . N Terrqie. College KOLCZYNSKI, GENEVIEVE Inspector: Study Hall: Hall Mar- shal. About her there's only one thing to say, she's okay in every woy. Secretary KONOSKI, IRENE V. Aide: Secretary: Locker, Trallic Marshal: Cafeteria Aide: In- spector: Personality. Here's to our aide, so lovely and sweet: she's one in o million and can't be beat. Air Hostess KONYA, MILDRED Captain: Aide: Secretary: Mar- shal. Artistically inclined: dignified and rehned. Commercial Illustrator OPACKA LILLIAN a ' Tr : h RED! Fro llh ,JL eve hear Cf ia, ll s 1- -:5'- e ir Pers nel Sta X t if ,,f , 1 1. I., ru 1, , L nographer KOSIK, ROSE Quiet and sweet, always nedt. Secretary .X KOTLER, MYRA Chem. Squadg Bio. Squadg Blue- bird Agent, Cafeteria, Traic Marshal. Always quiet, never wild: how can you knock a girl so mild? College KOURAKOS, STELLA W hen she's around, there's never a frown. Secretary ' KOURTAKIS, ALMA Mimeograph Squadg Bluebird Rep.: Secretary, Aide, Inspector. A girl with big brown eyes, a bundle of sunshine for her little 8128. Career Girl KOVALSKI, MARIE Cafeteria, Study Hall Marshal. Intelligence, charm and wit, and that's not the half of it. Nurse KRAFT, MILDRED Circulation Manager on Bluebird: Spotlight Agent: Aide. No. I on the Hit Parade. Business School l 'KRAKEUIL RITA Trallic, Sanitation Marshalg In- 'mapectorg Personality Adviserg In- tr terlineasg Usherg Tutor, Clerical Work. No matter ,what thef subject be, Ihr information comelto me. 'College KRAL, EVELYN Captaing Secretaryg Study Hall Marahalg Inspector. Sweet and charming, but some- times alarming. Private Secretary KRASNOFF, MILDRED Aideg lnspectorg Trallic Marshal. It's only once in a great while you see her, that she doesn't smile. Pattem Designer KREECER, BAR A Captaing A'deg c , - w of tu - Aideg Tutorg Marshal. Full of charm and full of wit: wherever she goes, she's always a hit. Lawyer KRUEGER, ELIZABETH Heaven's gift to the U. S. A. Navy Hostess KULLMANN, HEDWIG Sec'y of Service League. .lust like sugar, sweet and refined. Typist E 'VN lf t 8 1 5 1 KU K, : xl s Tr ' ym Leader: G. ., e 3 Captaing ide: taryg tu Hall M ' pector. ' . Irene is pret 4 jf is , and has gotten her -' an Army beaut. Business M 5, ist LABRUIER, MARY Trallic Captaing Aideg Marshal: Captaing News Agent, lu- spector. She's a good example of what little girls are made of. Business School LAIKIN, MARILYN Aideg Trallic Squadg Captain: G.0., N.Y. Times Rep.: Lunch, Study Hall Marshal. This girl you know is quite witty, l'm sure you'll agree she's very pretty. Designer LANDELFI, MARGARET Captaing Aide. A folly laugh, a lot of cheer, a bit of mischief, Marg is here. Secretary ALYCE ue rallic GLORIA Arista Secretaryg G.O. Secre- taryg Aunt Julia: Traffic Cap- taing Interlineas Art Staifg Cap- tain. A dynamo in miniature. College LANE, GRACE Secretaryg Aide S104 and LANG, GLORIA Secretary, Inspectorg Aideg Li- brsry Marshal: Richman News Agent. Very tiny, very sweet, very charming, quite complete. Secretary LARKIN, CATHERINE Secretary, G.O. Rep.g News Rep.g Captain, Marshalg In- spector: Aide. Happy, gay, refreshing as the breezes that play. Secretary LEACH, BARBARA Marshal: Aide. With girlish ways and Irish laughter, she's bound to get what she's after. Housewife si 5 4 ML'- fi 1 i Q W 1 S R LEDERER, THERESA H. Trailic Captaing Traffic Marshalg Inspectorg Aide: Secretary: Cap- taing Study Hall Marshal. Awfully pleasant, lovely too, we wish we were as nice as you. Secretary LEE, DOROTHY taing Gym Lock- ch Room skat Dotty Lee, like e sh hopes to be. Colleg X LEFKOWI z, Et Ass iate ' of Blueb d' C. .R , arsalg e n' Adee a pen wil , in the journalistic field. Journalist LESTER, BETTY Bluebird Agentg Secretary: Gym Locker, Cafeteria Marshalg In- spectorg Bank Rep., Trailic Mar- shal. A A sweeter girl you'll never meet, very charming and very petite. Secretary LEVINE, HILDA Library Squadg torg Lunch, H Study rshalg ' w ' A tg eta S peti , and s ne , th s Hi a. ivate ecre LEVY, LUCILLE JOYCE Cap Secretary stud Rep.g C.O. Rep. .lust the ri ht nd, student friend. we Lawyer 04 LEVY, MARCO Aide: Traffic Marshal. She's sweet and she's shy, but she won't be passed by. Nurse sz h l .it ,V 1 : W yt, LEWIS, CHARLOTTE Captain: Aide: Marshal: Teach- er's Helper. IV hy don't you make more noise, sweet lass, and let us know you're in the class? Bookkeeper LIBURD, ALFREDA V. Captain: Bluebird and Spotlight Agent: Study Hall, Traihc Mar- shal: Secretary. Reliable, changeable, demure, and sweet, confronts obligations with- out defeat. Nurse LIEBGOLD, BARBARA Program, Study Hall, Head Mar- shal: News Rep.: Secretary: Inspector. She's Modern Design from tip to toe. Art School LIPNER, YN . e 'ir p.: Captain: tor Book Room A walk for LOEWY, MIRIAMNE Secretary: Aide. Charming and talented! Actress LOFASO, ROSE Captain: Aide: G.0. Rep.: In- specter. Cheerful always, sad never, we'll remember her forever. Typist LONG, MARGARET Captain: Aide. She's full of character, fun and wit, in any group she'll easily ht. Secretary LONG, MARILYN Inspector: Captain: Secretary: Aide. Nice to look at and nicer to know. Business School LORINCE, AMELIA ILONA Captain: Aide: News Rep.: Mar- shal: Secretary. She's both sweet and smart - always creeps into your heart. Undecided LOSCHER, RONA Personality Council and Adviser: Trallic Marshal: Captain: Aide: Inspector: Secretary: Usher. A miniature of sweetness, genius and trimness. College LOWENGARDT, CHARLOTTE Marshal: Inspector. Sweet and gentle, oh, so senti- mental. College LUCAS, STELLA G.O. Rep.: Personality Leader: Marshal: Entertainment Com- mittee: Secretary. A voice like a bird, always seen, always heard. 'LUDMER, EDITH Captain: Inspector: Tramc Mar- shal. A friendly manner and cheerful smile make her a companion worthwhile. Business LYNOTT, MARY Marshal: Inspector. Sweet as sugar, pure as a pearl, also what you'd call a reguhr girl. Receptionist ff!!! f N? .wwe 7 -ef 0 ful' MACKENZIE, RISCILLA 9 ,t QSC? Captain: Aide: Secretary: Color Guard: News Rep.: Trailic Captain: Marshal: Inspector. Peter Pan. Professional Reader MACNANI, MARIE Captain: Secretary: Marshal: G.O. Rep. Chubby and cheerful with a smile willing to work all the while. Secretary MAHALCHIK, GLORIA Captain: Aide: Secretary: In- spector: Bluebird Agent: Traiiic, Hall, Sanitation Marshal. Number one on the Hit Parade. Medical Career MAIOROSSY, DOROTHY News Agent: Secretary: In- spector: G.O. Rep.: Locker Room Marshal. Smiling gal sweet and sunny, al- ways collecting G.O. money. Model LA D, RUTH Pe n ser: G. . Rep.: u ptain: A e: Sec- re 4 Libr , Tr hal: G ub hal oice as sweet as a ark, ' life she's bound to make her mark. College MALASTER, MIRIAM Aunt Julia: Secretary: Marshal: Inspector: Personality Leader. A winning smile, a helpful hand, a good sport really grand. College MALCOLM, LILLIAN Captain: Lunchroom Marshal. A regular girl, her classmates say, What better tribute can they pay? Comptometry Operator P' ., .,... . fag .. .55 -get is :mv oi j' '47, 1, :MW X -4 MALLOY, LILLIAN Cafeteria, Sanitation, and Study Hall Marshal. We'd walk a mile to see her smile. Secretary MALONE, ALICE Aide. A swell friend for any girl, quiet but a lot of fun. Switchboard Operator M0 RW Tra , a al: Pro- gra orker: B e .' - spector: EW The ave a word for it - Tranquila. Business School MANDEL, MITZI Aide: Inspector: Library, Lunch Room Marshal: Bluebird Rep. Where hearts are true few words will do. Personnel Manager MANGUM, ATHENA Head Marshal: Secretary: Cleo Club. Sweet and innocent are her looks, just like those in fairy books. Marriage 'MANOLATOS, MARY Editor of Spanish Magazine: Sec- retary: Marshal: Aide: N e w s and Bluebird Agents: Clerk in S p a n i s h Oliice: Intelligence Squad. At the keyboard and on the dance floor, she's the essence of rhythm. College TMARA, GLADYS President: Aide. Her heart is as warm as her Irish smile. Key Punch Operator MARESCO, ROSE Bank Rep.g Study Hall, Sanita- tion, Foyer and Tramc Marshal. Most of the time she L1 quiet and sweeqapallikeherishardto beat. Secretary MARHAN, VIOLET Sec'yg Inspectorg Bluebird Agent. A tiny package takes the prize For good things have no great size. Orchestra Leader MARKOVIC, EDNA B. Secretary: Sanitation, Trailic Marshal: Aide: Bank Rep. Her smile's bright, her manner witty. Sum total-Friend. Teacher ip- Tu rg Secretaryg Aideg : MARNEL, HELEN ns to 3 y, Bank A1- te t ' She's o big, she isn't tdl, H en's a girl that's liked by all. Civil Service 'MARTIN, ELEANOR Captaing Secretaryg Aide: Mar- shal: Bluebird Poetry Editor: Agatha Preeidentg Vice-Presi- dentg Richman News Reporter. Sincere in heart and mind, she'a the Julia Richman kind. Secretary MARTIN, MADELEINE Captain: Trahic Marshal. A girl like Madeline you're bound to meet when taking a walk on Friendly Street. Designer MARTINEZ, SADIE M. Aideg Locker Marshalg Cafeteria Inspectorg Cafeteria Supervision: Secretary. Anyone would go a mile just to see her dimpled smile. Secretary MATTES, MADELINE Sweet and lovely, always ready with a helping' hand. Model amcarah ' mln! JJ . ' -1 ,I E I T1 MAULE, GER U E .a ti-was rf- -A aff, '. gm. 1 ' t I 50 ' 1 usinesa I 1 1st I 'MAYER, CLADYS Literary Editor of Bluebirdg Per- sonality Adviserg P. T. Leaderg News Reporter, Book Room Aideg Mimeograph Squad Mem- berg Captain, Aide. Brains and beauty all in one, channing too, and lots of fun. Private Secretary . MAZZA, MARY Inspectorg Marshal. Happy go lucky, carefree-and gay, A regular girl, her classmates say. Typist 'M LO, FLORA . lega 3 h. President' ain tn: eg In torg n , Traf- Mars lg B d News Agentg Personali ead. As refreshing and scintillating as an Autumn breeze. College MCGUIRE, CAROLINE Inspector. Sweet and fair and very rare, never seems to have a care. Salesgirl Mc INERNEY, ESTELLE Attendance Omcerg Coop. Store Helpg W. S. Ollioeg News Agent. Ever smiling, ever true, that'a why we admire you. Typist Mc INERNEY, JOAN Library Marshalg Secretaryg Cap- tain. Peaches and cream. Nurse Mc NALLY, AGNES Secretaryg Aideg Captain. Like a liberty bell she rings true. Secretary Mc QUADE, ETHEL Attendance Oliico Marshalg Cap- tain. Cute and sweet, what a girl to meet. Business Woman Mc REYNOLDS, JOAN . 3u' R' Joanhasac uality, mixed with s of personality. News Reporter MENDE LORIA S. , ptaing Secretary: gent1 arshalg In- ctor. Gloria Strawberry Blond, of who we all are very fond. Medical Ollice Assistant MERICAS, MARY Captain: Aide: Secretaryg Bank Rep., Senior Oiceg Cafeteria, Personalityg Marshal. Tall, dark and charming, to see her dark eyes flash is most alann- lllg. See the World MERRY, MILDRED Capt.: Personality Leaderg Sec'yg Inspector. For personality give her A Here's hoping she stays that way. Dancer and Singer -s. 1 1' . .. -.'ff,,g. ' Q A! if 1 V' l l' :.'-:r:- , 2' .rf la 53155 l T it 2 'f X R , A il 4 MESSINA, ROSE Pres. Junior Service Leagueg Capt.g G.O. Rep., Inspector. A clever brain, a girlish grin, W ith these -traits, she's sure to win. White Collar Girl MEYERS, SHIRLEY Secretaryg Marshalg Inspector. Plenty cute and full of pep, to all her subjects she is hep. College MICELI, CONCETTA Inspector: Junior Service League: Secretary. Her fingers will bring her lame and fortune. Pianist MILLER, ALICE L. Literary Editorg Bluebird, Lead- ers' Cluhg Captain: Aideg Secre- tary: Inspector: Marshalg At- tendance Marshal. Eficiency and charm are hard to End, but her, in one they're both combined. Secretarial Work MILLER, ANNA E. Trallic Captaing Marshalg Cap- taing Secretary, Inspectorg Aide. Full of laughter, full of fun, a knock lor her, there isn't one. Beautician MIRKEN, ILYN Persona y , look Room, r ap' t 3 Aide, etary. A charming personality and just as pretty as she can be. French Teacher 'MISHLER, ESTELLE Excha e Editor for Bluebird, Sec 5 Hic ar halg tudy H As Rep.: Aide, Pr Work. Conspicuous by abse ce y Brooklyn College 'LQ1-, New ,,,.,,.. MITNICK, BEVERLY Spotlight Art Staig Study Hall, Tramc Marshalg Poster Club: News Agentg C.O. Rep. Boys and art are both her heart. Costume Designer MOED, HENRIETTA Bluebird Publicity Staff. Youfre a nice girl is all we can say, and we only hope you stay that way. Literary Work MONTI, JENNIE S. Inspectorg Aide. A friend indeed. Artist MORGAN, ENID Marshalg Aide: Glee Club. A bundle of friendliness. Bacteriologist MORGENSTERN, I Captai ' rsha taryg In- sp tory is ln Tre surers' O ide. . Spar ing as a F h of July hrecracker. College MORINI, DELCISA Secretary. Sometimes here, sometimes there, Delcisa will surely get somewhere. Secretary MOSER, DOROTHY Captain: N ews and Bluebird Rep.g SCCICIBIYQ Aideg Inspector: Study Hall and Trailic Marshal: G.0. Rep. A popular, pretty girl to behold, Our typical college girl we unfold. Commercial Artist ss-MW' Qgpylzz, NNE an Editor 5 A g Ill' qoliide :- e itor of - L he no ' ' 'News. Radio riting MOUCHA, EMILY Her heart is as warm as her red hair. Secretary MOURGINIS, MARIKA Captaing Secretaryg Inspector. Always ready, willing and able, could there be a better label? Art School M A,C 1 Captai - org Traf- c Marshal. Gr e ' t IH, her smile is , she's just the girl you'd ' to meet. rnell College Lawyer MULDOWNEY, JOSEPHINE Inspectorg Secretary 3 Marshal: Aide. Short and sweet, pleasing to meet. Secretary NADLER, EVELYN Trams and Cafeteria Marshals Inspectorg Aide. Evelyn pleasant and sweet, to know her is a treat. A Success NAGEL, MARGUERITE Captaing Aideg Secretaryg Mar- shal. Her virtues are too many to tell, but in art, she does excel. Designer NEMETH, MARGARET A. Inspectorg Mushalg Aide. Rarest treasures come in smallest measures. Accountant NEWTON, ERNESTINE G.O. Rep.g Study Hall, Locker, Cafeteria and Roof Marshalg In- spectorg Art Assistant, Mimeo- graph Squad. Quiet and sweet, and oh so neat. Playground Instructress NICKELSON, ALETHIA Captaing Inspector: Lab. Assist- ant: Secretary, Personality Leader. Dainty, petite and very sweet. Typist NIELSEN, SOPHIA News Reporterg Chairman, Italian Clubg Inspectorg Secre- taryg Captaing Marshalg Person- ality Leaderg G.0. Rep. An angel in disguise in Julia Richman High. College NOCAR, ROSE Personality Leaderg Captaing In- spector. A petal from the Rose of Pleas- antness. Professional Model NOTTAGE, RUTH Sec'yg Bank Rep.g Inspector. Here is a girl alert and sweet, Efficient, too, and what a treat. Civil Service NOVELLI, MICHELINA Study Hall Marshalg Inspector. Never frowning, always gay, a cheerful companion the live-long day. Nurse NOWELL, LOUISE Captaing Secretaryg Personality Leaderg Bluebird Agent. A friend in need is a friend in- deed. Business World OBER, ROBERTA A. Book Room, Tramc, Study Hall Marshalg Secretary. Luck and success in future life, with a great deal of happiness and little of strife. Buyer 'OBERGFELL, HELEN M. Captain: Secretaryg Color Guard: Personality Leaderg Attendance Marslialg Aide: Inspector: Traf- fic Marshal: Study Hall Marshal. In doing the Lindy she reigns on a throne, and when it comes to fun she's never alone. Private Secretary 0'BRIEN, AGNES P. Traffic Captaing Aideg Inspectorg Tutor. Sweet and sincere g a pleasure to be near. Nurse O'CONNELL, EMMA Secretaryg Aide. Lots of mischief, lots of fun: so well liked by everyone. Key Punch Operator 0'DONNELL, HELEN C. Aideg Inspector. Real Irish beauty, charming per- sonality. Model O'GARRA, BERNICE Captaing Bluebird Agent: Secre- taryg Pinnistg Aideg Inspector. A cute little Miss who's certainly funny, to friends and acquaint- ances she's just Bunny. Civil Service Stenographer OP ELSA ' North a Sc - tg ain Ai e' ecre 3 , Cleri erg Ins t- org Tr Sa ' ll n M ha.l. A star ul of , a store- ful of fun, ect combination -two in one! OPPENHEIM, ARLINE Gym Leaderg Feature Editor of Bluebirdg Captaing Aide: Secro taryg Library Marshalg Program Assistant. They'll never have to make a- mends, for Arline's one of the best of friends. Fashion Designer OPPENHEIM, ELAINE P. ' t Dramat.i1Cluhl' Cap- lty Rep Ne Agent 05:4 For Opli-t 'eyes ,'GM7 Actress 0'REILLY, GLORIA A. Captain: Inspector: Secretaryg Locker Room Marshalg Cafeteria Marshal. Modest and sweet, somone lovely to meet. Model ORTENBERG, DORIS Editorial Writer of Richman News: Captaing Aideg Inspectorg Tramc Marshalg Study Marshal. She's got bndns, she's cute, too. Even when it rains her smile shines through. Statistician ORTENBERG, HELEN Captaing Secretaryg Traflic, Book Room, Roof, and Study Hall Mar- shalg Editorial Writer for Newsg Inspectorg Personality Adviser. Sweet, sincere and ambitious. Medical Technician O'SHEA, EILEEN Captaing Inspector. Eileen seems so very shy, but there's a twinkle in her eye. Novelist OTTO, EDNA Trallic Marshalg Inspectorg Cap- taing Spotlight Stailg Bluebird Agentg Secretary. Hair of gold with a heart to match. Secretary PALDER, MAYE L. Marshal: Times Rep. Our Boston friend writes and speaks good English. Joumalist PALDER, RITA L. Marshalg Aideg Tutor Bostonian to the core, also artiste de Terpsichore. 114' Flin., PALETTA, ELEANOR Inspectorg Study Hall Marshal. A quiet and reserved lass, a de- cided asset to our class. Secretary PALMER, OLGA Library a n d Trallic Marshal: Aide: Inspectorg Program Aide. My aim is to have Salud, Dinero, y Amor. Spanish-American Stenographer 'PALMOS, ANTHOLUS President Pan-American Cluhg Editor and Associate Editor of Spanish Magazineg Intelligence Squadg Secretaryg Aideg Tutor: Spotlight Rep.g Traic Marshalg Inspector. As original as a frst edition. Journalist PAPPAS, EUGENIA Cafeteria, Staircase Marshal: Aide. Channing, sweet, and very neat. Theologist PARHAREDES, ANNA Inspectorg Secretary. An everlasting link in the chain ol friendship. Actress PARHAREDES, HELEN Personality Leaderg Inspector. A drop from the sea ol sympathy. Secretary ' 5: ssh'-M 3- PARISI, IDA Marshal. Sweet and shy and nice to know, guess she'll alwag be ju t so. Secretary- a,,., -K SW, PASTORE, LUCY Secretaryg Bluebird Rep.: In- spectorg Cafeteria Marshal. She's always ready, she's always there, to lend a hand everywhere. Typist PEMBROSE, ESTHER Assistant Lab.g Captaing Aideg Inspectorg Personality Leaderg Cafeteria Marshal. A lovely Latin, with a glorious voice, has lots of oomph, and lots ol poise. Singer PE DIC IZZI, IINA ecre arshalg ' nsp c If Study Hall Mar- l. ff' has a nn f t can't be beat. ovely sweet, petite, she Cost e D signer 'PERLMAN ANITA Secretary Library Tralhc Lunch Room Marshal Bluebird Rep Inspector All the condiments sugar salt pepper and a dash of vinegar . ' ' y all in lhe right proportion. ' gpm A College Q wi - , ,f PETROCHKO, JENNIE Secretaryg Aide. You don't have to walk a mile- she satisfies. Secretary -Plil N, 'rnsm-:SA ' ., vm I-elder' ce a 'o w kes her so ' g and! er fsinili Secreta ' S .A,.. -' PICCIOTTI, FRANCES Door Marshal. A nicer girl you never will meet, to top all this, she's charmingly sweet. ,y Secretary ' PINGOI., MARY Insp org ' -- Cap- tgi ' 2. : lterna W Mary's he Q y u' you f,- ' ff ' you'll ve ple ty of n. POLLACK, CECILE Secretaryg News Rep.g Inspectorg Bank Rep., Tralhc, and Study Hall Marshal. She has no carbon copy. College-Statistician l'POLLIO, LAURA lnspectorg Captain. With smiling eyes and a heart that tries. Private Secretary PORETTA, ELEANOR Aideg Secretaryg Inspector, San- itation Marshal. She knows so much lor a girl so small, we wonder where she keeps it all. Teacher Z 59 C- POULOS, ALEXANDRA Captain: Inspectorg Lunch Mar- shal. She's not a flower, she's not a pearl, she's what you'd call a reg- ular girl. Business School PRESTON, KATHRYN Library Marshal. If silence was gold, she'd be rich. Costume Designer PRIB . V u - - I wise f I E i ki., AD ' d M I . Airezo a N -3, . PRINCIOTTA, ROSINA Bluebird Secretaryg Marshalg Captaing Personality Rep.g Sec- retary: Aide. On cloudy days she makes the sun, she's very nice and lots of Q fun. HCertified Public Accountant ROSS, ELAINE 3 Aideg Inspectorg Per- so ' 1 Rep. up t Q 'r hat's both sweet and fair, of 1 lovely golden hair. i s- v i. College PUGLISI, SANTA J. Secretaryg Aideg Captaing In- spectorg Assistant Personality. She's a pleasant girl with a cheer- ful voice, that's why she is the very best choice. Dietitian PURPURA, ELVIRA Charming and full of fun. Captaing Aideg Secretary. Private Secretary RABIN, MIMI V. Inspector, Captaing Aideg Tutor: Study Marshalg Personality Leaderg Secretary. Our cute redhead has what it takes, we hope through life that she'll get all good breaks. College RAMOS, GLADYS Sccretaryg News Agentg G.0. Rep.: Inspectorg Library, Lunch Marshal. Ramos in English means bouquet, there's nothing else I need to say. Bookkeeper-typist RAO, NINA G. M ide' Ins cto ' S dy h , . Li , . . . oh, RAPTON, LLY Aide' Tutorg s nk R .g ews A ile, cheerful hello, you' get fro ly, wherever yo ol , ratory -,Tngnician v ' 1 REDER, JEAN News Columnistg Bluebird StaHg Photography Squad: Biology Magazine Assistant Editorg In- spector. One of the few girls who combine charm and intelligence. College--Dietitian REIFE ' Quai. - Qs- nice College REILLY, FRANCES D. Captaing Secretaryg Aideg ln- spector. Short, petite, charming and sweet. Secretary REIPRICHT, ANNA Trallic, Locker Marshal. lt's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. Stenographer TRELYEA, BEATRICE Captain: Secretaryg Marshal. Like the dawn after a night of storm, calm, refreshing and oh, so welcome. Missionary ' REPK aptai 1 3 y, udy, I' arsha A p Stor - pccl . - To or b h t is her qu s ' Ar s Model RESNIKOFF, FAYTHE R. Spotlight Art Editor 5 Traic, Study Marshalg Aide, Inspector. There coul1ln't be two of thern so -Cleopatra died. d f ' Fashion Illustrator RETTINO, FANN Cupluing Aideg Secretaryg In- spector, C.O. Rep., Study Hall, Cafeteria, Trallic Marshal. She's a peach, a pretty lass, for Fanny's the captain of our class. Business School REYNOLDS, GEORCIANNA Bluebird Agentg Inspector. To beat her in fun is hard to be done. Secretary RICCIO, MARY Aideg Caplaing Marshal. In her we hnd a worth while pearl, a laughing, pleasant, friend' ly girl. Secretary 32. , at , M., f H U 6 RICE, ANNA Secretary, Inspector. Kind and gentle, nice and sweet, the type of girl we like to meet. Secretary 'RICHARDSON, LUCY C. Captaing Personality Rep.g Mar- shalg Inspector, Aideg Intelli- gence Squad. As a future designer, none will be finer. College RICKY, HELEN M. Inspcctorg Marshal. Tall and slim, full of vim. Secretary ' RIECER, EVA Trallic and Foyer Marshal, Cuid- ance Ofiiceg Aidcg Secretary. A very sweet girl ta know Never gives the answer No , College RINALDI, CALOGERA North School Assistantg Captain, Aideg Secretaryg Inspectorg Blue- bird Rep.g C.O. Rep.: Tutorg Cafeteria and Study Hall Mar- shulg Bank Rep. Beautiful, neat, and awfully sweet. Business College RITCHIE, ELIZABETH Captain, Secretary: Aideg In- apectorg Marshalg Teachers' Asst. Although she's not with Petty, she's still our Betty. Designer RODRIGUEZ, THERESA Captain of Marshals, Trallic and Library Marshal, Aide, Captain. A friend in need is a friend in- deed. Stenographer 'ROESSLER, VIOLA Infirmary and Lunch Room Mar- shal: Otiice Typist: Secretary: Aide: Captain. Tango or Rhumba-she knows every number. Dancer ' ROGERS, MARY Personality Rep.: Bluebird Agent: Secretary: Trsilic Mar- shal. A lady in the making, many hearts awaking. Telephone Operator ROLFE, DIANA M. Aide: Inspector: Marshal. Neat and trim, full of life, we know she'll make a good wife. Housewife ROLLERI, CAROLYN Head Marshal in Gym Lockers: Aide: Captain: Marshal: In- spector. Sh! Sh!-The room is quiet, in walks Carolyn-what a riot! Successful Job ROMERO, MILACROS Study Hall, Laboratory, Tralhc Marshal: Inspector. Lovely to look at, delightful to know. College ROSENBERG, JANE Captain: Secretary: Vice-Presi- dent and Secretary Inner Circle: Sen i or OEce: News Staf: Tratiic Aide. Our Jane has a pretty face, her figure is a picture of grace. Singer ROSENBERGER, FRANCES Captain: Inspector. You may travel high and low, but a nicer girl you'll never know. Business Executive 4,-. .-tr-'ram 'ROSENTHAL, JAN H M. Trallic Captain: Personality Ad- viser: Captain: Secretary: Traf- fic Marshal: News Agent: Bank Rep.: Senior Oilice. There's a far away look in her eye. College ROSIGNOLI, MARCELLA Bank Rep.: Personality Leader: Captain: Secretary: Traic Mar- shal: Inspector: Tutor. Sweet and shy, with a twinkle in her eye. Linguist ROSSI, IRIS A. Aide: Captain: Secretary: In- spector: Cafeteria and Sanitation Marshal. If true friendship were purest gold, countless treasures Iris would hold. Business School ROTHSTE , S R. Personnel r gent of Blu , ide: ' ar- Pos b e a w Ivanhoe's prayer. College ROWLAND, RUTH G.0. Rep.: Gym Leader: Pool ' tant' Tra c tain: f5'fs.1J.qm'lnEi .mp.l'SI.ff ality:'lCaptain: Aid A large order of pe loveliness and f e a e . . ki g . Bree r of Dogs RUBENSTEIN, REGINA Tutor: Inspector: Library Assist- ant. Pretty little Regina, with her smile so sweet. Nurse RUBIN, MURIEL Study Hall Marshal and Book Room Marshal. Stop! Look! Listen! Buyer viii? 'RUBIN, VITA Captain, Personality Adviser and Rep., Secretary, Aide , G.0. Rep., Tutor, Inspector, Marshal. Out of a Gainsborough painting. College RUSSO, LAURA Quiet and sincere, always ready to help a friend. Secretary RUZICKA, SYLVIA F. Captain, Bluebird and News Rep., Aide, G.O. Rep., Inspect- or, Marshal. So obliging and so sweet, Sylvia, dear, you can't be beat. College RYAN, MARION Bluebird Rep., Bank Rep., In- apector,' Marshal. A sweeter girl, you'll never meet, with charming ways and so petite. Typist ELL, ICE Ca in, Ina tor, , or, feteria , S udy T shal. 't letzppyo ever p s h r by, ther s 'm r her t an meets the . - Bus World Sabat, Olympia ' co, ANNA ars , ' e, Book Room Mar- t r, Secretary, Traffic shal e es, k ' you ev ia so lair? Col 'V SADEWASSER, RUTH Personality Leader, Captain, Secretary, 'Library, Trailic and Cafeteria Marshal, Inspector. Nothing to knock-everything to boost. Secretary SANDERS, ROSE Captain, Infirmary Aide, Secre- tary, Marshal, Aide. Charm, character, and ambition adorn this fair edition. Nurse SANKOV, OLGA Cafeteria Marshal, Captain, Sec- retary, Oilice Assistant, Inspect- or, News Rep., Agatha Member. Here is a girl who is really sweet, to have her around is a real treat. Secretary SANTANCELO, .IOSEPHINE Tutor, Inspector, Trallic Mar- shal, Captain. A lair girl, a rare girl, always a pearl. Physical Training Teacher NDERS, KAY tai , Aide, Gym rshal, sn ' o ou won tain, sweet and smart, we'r e will capture everyone's heart. Nurse TSAVINO, ANGELA Aide, Chairman of Memory Cards Bible Committee, Co-op Flashes. W e ought to call her hinges, shefs something to a-dare. White Collar Girl SAWYER, RUTH Captain, Aide, Secretary, Study Hall Marshal, Inspector. Shc's very nice and full of fun, but she always gets her home- work done. Secretary SAXL, ROSE Trallic Captain, Captain, Per- sonality, Bunk Rep. A reticent blonde Bombshell. Study Nursing 0. 0. scnmsriziz, piARcARE'r,Fh Treusurerg CafeteXi'ia,i-Traffic Mar- shul. .FI ., A wislfufsfnm, ailirrtpleil cheekg that's our lllargiei isn't she sweet? -. Q x NJ- 5 S . Secretary ' ' L4 'SCI-IAKNE, ANN Cuplaing Aideg Secretaryg News Agenlg Personality Adviserg I. Q. Squadg Inspector: Property Mnrsliulg Clerical Workg Usher. She mast always snatch at least one look, no matter how fleeting, from every book. College SCIIEER, LILL N s AU - ' ' e et- ' IIIITI CI.0l'. ' - ittle gir ' oq-dies of fun ees Qgukfm is always lone. Busin ss Exec e f' SCHERER, OLC Aideg Secretary. A helping hand, a happy grin, out in the world, she's sure to win. To Earn Own Living SCHINDLER, EVA Aideg Lunch Room Marshal. A pleasant bundle of knowledge. College SCHLESINCER, RUTH Cuptaiug Inspectorg Secretaryg Mnrslialg Aideg G.O. Rep. With her crop of curly brown hair,,she has brains and some to sparc. College SCIIMIDT, ETHEL Cuptuing Aideg Secretary, Mar- sliulg Inspector. She is always swell and snappy- and at all times makes us happy. My M. Y lfliifl Dietitian 'lf MQ' WSLWNWX V 'SCI-INEIDER, ELEANOR Cuplaing Book Room Marshalg Program Room Marshal. A pleasing smile, a winning way, watch for her in the News some day. Journalist SCHONBAR, MYRA H. Associate Editor Bluebirdg Mar- slialg Aideg Captaing G.0. Rep.g News Agentg Inspector. Myra's full of sports and puns, when she's around, there's loads of fun. College SCHRADER, HELEN Secretaryg Aideg Aunt .Iuliag Personality Leaderg Bluebird Agentg Agatha Vice-Presidentg Color Guardg Leader L. C.g Study l'Iall Assistantg Head Marshalg Librarian. Sincere, lonely, sweet and kind, a girl like her youlll seldom had. Businesswoman 'SCHULTZE, ELEANOR Bluebird Ad. Managerg Captaing Richman News Rep.g Secretaryg Trallic, Study Hall Marshalg Aideg Inspector. A candy treat, who's nice and sweet. Secretary SCHULZ, VIRGINIA Secretaryg Tralhc Marshalg In- speclorg News Agentg Usher. It is better to leave all her qual- ities unsaid, than to say them inadequately instead. Beauty Culturist Senior G.0. .- I elige Testi g qu tain terla Mars vwactous Advertising SCHWAM, SYBEL Q ' ei Se lar n torg . As- si ta tg Study ll, c, fe- Lovable, g ' , ' ly Head Marshal, Study Hallg G.0. Rep. Friendly and charming, complete- ly disarming. SCHWARTZ, ANNE Aide: Secretary: Captain: Lunch Marshal: Tutor: Director of Dramatic Club: Program Com- mittee: Study Hall Marshal. Dark, attractive dream eyed Anne, keeps always looking spic and span. Designer 'SC AR STINQM. T lic M g lnsp to : In- ipl.. '-Q tl -, mi . , :fp , . X On I I . ' 9: ,R . will create quite I f .15 . Journalism CHW ' 1 I 1 1' , 5 :'- Marshal: gt-A L '.. nc. Vim an 12,1 1 af- of chic, She K our tw! 'I' uite a trick. 0' Mercha dise Buyer SCOTT C Maid: Ingector. Boo keeper l SCOTTO, ANNA Stencil Room: Captain: Secre- lary. She'll make you forget your troubles. Business SCROZATI, THERESA Typist in Language Office: Sec- retary: Homework Marshal : Housekeepr. lt's grand to b talk nice. Anas: SEIB, BETTY 1. Captain: Secretary: Marshal. You cannot analyze this little girl, her personality is a constant whirl. Stenographer V ' .4 N 'qi w f . an . 'D - .e 1 Q K ,Z if? 0 Amar LLY Secretary: ns ct 3 S Hall Marshal: ' s . Sally joined as in our junior year and got in the iri th plenti- ful cheer. Teacher fb sxsvr: im, Se de t, Captain: He l ub icit ' - ve's at any 'I--1 -1 - ask fo Q College SHEEHAN, ELEANOR V. Secretary: Captain: Tutor: Re- gents Committee: Library Mar- shal: Cafeteria Marshal: Aide: , 8 C x J. R. News: Persona -- I lr R , t Program Committee: Traliic M -X, shal. With her ability plus her re- semblance to Bette Davis, how can she fail to succeed? Private Secretary SHEEHAN, HELEN News Agent: Secretary: Cap- tain. A sweet girl with charming ways and a cheerful smile. Telephone Operator SHEPHARD, EDITH -61,0646 Captain: Library, TraHic Mar- shal: Secretary: Inspector. Her hair is dark her eyes are too, a sweet young miss so friendly and true. College SHEPHERD, INEZ Secretary: Aide. Just like sugar, sweet and refined. Stenographer SILHAN, VICTORIA Marshal: Secretary: Aide: ln- spection: Captain: News Agent. Pep and fun: all in one. Breed Cats . SIMCHE, MARTHA Book Room, lnspectorg Aide. A sweet and sincere friend of the truest blend. College SIMSON, CARYL Study Hall Marshalg Inspector: Gym Piano. To know our Caryl, we sure are' glad. Pianist or Music Teacher J TSISTO, MARIE Captain: Junior Honor Society, News Reporter. If you want a thing done without delay, Marie will show you the elicient way. Receptionist SMITH, FLORENCE News Agentg Aide. The reason why gentleman prefer blondes! Secretary Hr, , Secre a r c d w- 'on Ma a ' r 'I V i r ' - ' - i ly 4 ir Col I 'SOB N EL l ' Il ' v ' 'I ello , Cl W , Re . ', , , As merry 109- H ' fg- Costu D f ner ' I SOLLA, MARY Short and sweet, with her danc- ing feet. Dancer .... ,. uv SOMMERFELD, AUDREY Captaing Aide: Secretary, Study Hall and Tradic Marshalg Tutor. Audrey's petitd, - unpretentious, and sweet. Commercial ,Altist ' I' SPANOS, MARY Inspectorg Marshalg Personality Leader. lt's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. Bookkeeper SPECTER, SALLY Trallic Marshal, Secretaryg In- spector. To know her is to love her. SPECTOR, FLORENCE Aide: Trailic Marshalg Study Hall Marshal, French Book Room, Secretary, Inspector. She's never unfriendly, she's never slow, Flossie's the girl you've always wanted to know. Dress Designer 'SPITZ, DOROTHY Head Marshalg Reporter on News g Personality, Spotlight Staig Secretary: Study Hall Marshalg Hall Marshal, Olliee Asaistantg Tutor. Her smiling brown eyes could light a thousand skies. Secretary 'SPITZ, EVA I. President of French Club, Editor of Lycenne g Captain, Bluebird Rep.: East School Oihceg Mar- shalg Aide. Eva's so clever, she'll fulfll every endeavor. College SPOONER, EDITH Program Work, Bank Rep.: In- spectorg Art, Traic Marshalg Aide. An honor student, she'll rise to fame, Edith Spooner is her name. Accountant M!! STANDNER, HENRIETTA Personality derg Aideg Cap- taing gg Richman News Agent. Spicy but ' Private Secreta 'STEIN, PEGGY Head of Tutoringg G.0. Delo gateg Tramc Captaing Personal' ity Adviserg Program Workg Art Editor Interlineas : Captains Guidance Olliceg Aunt Julia. Peg o' my heart, petite and pretty. College STERN, SONIA EVA Senior Treasurer. She uses her charm and pleads her pleas to make you pay your senior fees. Business Woman STICH, SHIRLEE Literary Editor of Spotlight g Bluebird Stalfg Captaing Secre- taryg Poster Staifg Marshal. Never a dull moment when she's around. Art School STOLLER, LEAH Captaing Bank Rep.g Aideg Mar- shalg Secretaryg Inspector. The leader of her crowd is Leah, that she's full of life is plain-a to see-a. Lawyer STRAVELLE, ROSLYN Secretaryg Inspectorg Captaing Aideg President Junior Service League. Pretty and neat from head to feet. Private Secretary STRECUIK, HELEN Captain: lnspectorg Aide. Small and dainty, nice as pie, 6 mischievous twinkle in her eye. Secretary STREETER, DOROTHY Presidentg Aideg Secretary: G. 0. Rep.g Inspectorg Marshal. Her charm and tact are a well known fact. Bookkeeper STUPELL, LILA Secretaryg Inspectorg Bluebird: Publicityg Marshal: Aide. A girl ol breeding, charm and mirth. W e are sure she'll prove her worth. College STURHANN, EVELYN Bluebird Agentg Aideg Captain. Her disposition is bright and sunny and oh can she be funny. Secretary SULLIVAN, ANN Secretaryg Aide. Little Ann so sweet and shy, al- ways catches the teacher's eye. Typist and File Clerk S A AGN e s tg r ta rg Ai e. A s ' i t ode lor f her guiding code. Bookk per SWENDA, IRENE Aide: Captaing Hall, Cafeteria Marshalg Personality Leader. To be or not to be, that is the question. Model TSYLVESTER, MARIE Secretaryg Grooming Committeeg Marshal. Happy, bright and cheery, never fading life too dreary. Aviatrix 3 .i ' -. 'T ef'f4,QI7f' Q SQPHIE AldBQ fygftlibl-ary Mar. shalg Atten a .Y I , -J .- Lots of co-op .Inv 7 -it zest, she is surely i - 1 ' ' success. W' ' Secretary TANNENBAUM, LORRAINE Secretaryg Traffic Marshalg Per- sonality Rep.g Aideg Inspector. As a future Spanish stenog, Lor- ndne will keep her boss agog! Business TARANGELO, MARIE Inspectorg Marshal. Of a cjgarming personality is she, never whs one so friendly. Typist TASCHMAN, FRANCES Swimming Pool Assistantg Gym Leaderg Secretary of Personality Advisersg Captain: Aideg In- spectorg Traliic, Hall, Lunch Room Marshal. Helpful charming girl is she, a sweeter disposition you'll never see. College TED , ANNY Cap in' ectorg Cafeteria, Tra ym Marshalg Spotlight Sta , Knock d Boos W ds are too ct ' you. Private Secretary TEDESCHI, MARTA Captaing Inspectorg Aideg Mar- shal. Never a dull moment, always ready, willing and smiling. Business TTHEMAL, URSEL ' Marshal. It's nice to be natural if you're naturally nice. Dental Mechanic T0 , i ' A P8l'BOIlBlii.y A1 I Q Ne sg l ki ll Spotli gtg? A' ziii' , l t .1 i t M .,cS.:,THOMAs, MABEL C ing Inspectorg Sanitation Malik. Five ftgbqgo, and a friend so true. Doctor TICKIIN, MAR E Captain g Secretary 3 Inspectorg Assistant Bank Rep.vAide Per- sonality. ' Calm and unrufled as thgtsurn- mer sea. 'Q- College , TISCHELMAN, B E 1 Program .t n -. ' rary Aide: Los 1 Q I oundl Study Hall, Cafet Hall a ' : 4 I Blanche i . che clever, B he Tisc + 1, 4 1' fail you never. ' ' College-Chem. Research TITZ, HILDAGARDE lnspectorg Book Room Marshalg Captain. She is short, shy, and always helpful. Bookkeeper TKACH, MARY Locker Marshal. A nicer girl you've never seen. File Clerk A Mar s the e, ' e ts v, Colle e, ' dio Entertainer TOOLAYAN, DOROTHY North School 0Hiceg Head Mar- shal: Secretaryg Inspectorg Aide: Richman News Agentg Personal- ity Rep. A helping hand she's willing to lend, a jolly pal, a faithful friend. Executive Secretary 2.e,4..J25 M 7 TOMASULA, CAROLYN Inspector. Always happy, always gay, helps you chase your cares away. Filing Clerk ' 1:1-QESEN, TORA Senior S taryg Asso ' and Assistant Ass ate ' or Newsg C.O. Del.g r' Interviewing Committee: u t o r 5 Captaing French azine Stall. CNE sweet, and kind, and tr g intelligence and personality are included too. College TOTO, LUCY Captaing Marshal. Fun and laughter is her art. She's the girl who'll win your heart. White Collar Girl TREROTOLA, .IENNIE Inspector Cafeteria. Clever, charming and what not, this girl has what others have not. Receptionist TRESHANSKY, IDA Aideg Secretary. Speech is silver but silence is golden. Secretary TRAPANI, ANTOINETTE Inspector. Very gayvin her own sweet way. lfypist I r. K 'TROPEANO, VICTORIA Personality Rep.g Secretary: G. 0. Rep.g Tutorg lnspectorg Traf- fic Marshalg Study Hall Marshal: Sanitation and Swimming Pool Marshal. Regal as the queens she is named alter-Victoria Elena. Language Teacher I-,. I- . ,ssstui Zyr ' 69 I if E X fjffiw ' .,:-: Hlii - S93 'W' TULL ' ' -3 s a. 1 im ' A' , evil within . l ' , I lil 1. Capt : - Mar- hl 1 ' Q 'Nfl' f , - 124 ULIN, MARY Personality Rep.g Aideg Inspect- org Book Room Aideg Secretary: Captain. Small, sweet, everyone's pal, in other words a very grand gal. Marriage ULLMAN, MARGOT IRMA Trailic Marshalg Inspectorg Sec- retary. Here is a gir will s r e a succe s ileg l' you me. ur VALENTI, JANE Marshal: Inspector. Short and sweet, and oh! what a treat. Bookkeeper TVALENTINO, ANTOINETTE Secretaryg Aidiag Captain. Her presence is u blessing where- ever she may be. 5 Salesgirl f ,X - fi . F VALRO LEANOR -f'I'rallic,l S n- spec true fri with .7 Bookkeeper are W' Q t A ii. X r if e VALROSA, RO . Marshalg In Swift a lig ingfnjf Secret VANECEK, EMILY Agatha Treasurer: Color Guard: Secretary: Library Assistant: Lunch Marshal. She couldn't be sweeter. Secretary VAN MOERKERKEN, LOUISA Captain: Aide: Inspector. Her virtues are too many to tell, so we'll just soy She's swell. White Collar Girl VAN SCHULTL KATHLEEN Captain: Secretary: Marshal. She's got a smile that can't be. beat, it beams from the Cap of her head, to the tip of her feet. Private Secretary VAQUER, AGNES Gym and Cafeteria Marshal. True friends are like melons, to fnd a good one a million you must try. Secretary 'VELIKOVSKY, SHULAMITH Cafeteria, Trailic Marshal: In- speldor. A touch of genius. if College VESELY, MARGARET Bluebird Agent: Secretary: In- specter. This gem is one of the fairest, what's more, she's one of the rarest. Private Secretary VIERNSTEIN, IRENE Aide: Secretary: Inspector. She's slim and sweet and nice to meet. Telephone Operator N: f W 'f'wwv'ew'm VILLARET, GINE'I'TE P. T. Leader: Captain: Aide: Secretary: Personality Rep.: Marshal. Yith never a frown and always a smile, she makes the toil of work worthwhile. French Teacher VOGELER, HELEN Captain: Aide: Study Hall Mar- shal: Inspector: G.0. Secretary. Her smile warms one's heart. Business Career TVOGENBERGER, LILLIAN Captain: Inspector: Secretary: Nevis Agent. Sweet and friendly you can bet, the nicest girl you ever met. Receptionist v VORCHHEIMER, LOTTE Secretary. A red head that's quiet is hard to fad, but here is one, there's not another of her kind. Business School WALK GLO -4 Iv- i t - ' ' 'n -3 nik I-1: 'deg 'Iv .u .. 1S1,, 'f - Q' T Rep. lv v, l Charm, rsonality ft ff , this girl is never out of iff College ' K WALL, HELEN Bluebird Stall. Though her handwriting is metic- ulous, her ways are rather ridicu- lous. '- N lp Revorrfr , . WALLACH, ELAINE Personality Rep.: Bank Rep.: Captain: Aide: Secretary: Traf- fic and Study Hall Marshal: Stal! of Bluebird. Elaine the vivacious-Elaine the lovable. College WALTE, ANNE Secretaryg Aide. She's lovely and charming, 4 pleasure to know, we wish her good luck wherever she may go. f ,r A A,.., M ' I' E' Secrenry , IHVZ ,, ' .. . , v 'WALZER, 1 I i 2 llll ' Head of u t liag , Se allicf pt ng P so Advi nterlineasg . t . Q. uad' ents Squad: Usb- erg Cute s the dickens, takes care of ' frosh chickens. s College WARD, FRANCINE Study Hall Head Marshalg Cap- taing Traliic Marshalg Bluebird Staff. She never worries and does have fun, she just takes things as they come. . Commercial Teacher WARREN, MURIEL C a p t a i n 3 Secretary: News Agentg Class Treasurerg Inspect- or. She's as precious as a pearl. Medical Stenographer WATTS, MARJORIE Senior Treasurerg Captaing Aide: Study Hall, Traffic, Cafeteria Marshalg Poster Clubg .'Inspector. A girl of her character is very rare, to all her friends she is most dear. Bookkeeper 'WEBER, D R Eeiafsdd ' V' Q ate itor N s' rafdc - ehalg Ca ain' ta . ' shdevvgwh' E ' umm e h s wa h to t e ll ll A 6 Colleg WECKEL, CATHERINE Captain 5 Secretary 3 Inspector: Marshalg Usherg Sanitation Mar- sbal. She's a friend who's rare and true, with laughing eyes of blue. Ambulance Driver for England 1 at , M all we f c is -H .Wie ' if Y . if , E .,., Q Q1 If dv 7l WEINBERC, JOCELYN Marshal. Always willing and ready to help. WEINSTEIN, RUTH tain: Secretaryg Inspector: 5 Ban Rep. ' y inclt and ever a social . WEITSNER, RHONA Marshal. Charming in manner, actions and voice. WERNER, THERESA 'News' Agentg Book Room and Tratlic Marshalg Secretaryg Cap- taing Inspectorg Secretarial Train- ing Office. A friendly word and a smile that's true, that comes from Teddy to all of you. Private Secretary 'WHITSTOCK DITH Assista t us i r of Spotli x u in n- - s 'Q e e e , Secre 3 ' , d N ws Mars 3 ' 3 g a. A st , a nonchalant air, makes a girl whose type is rare. Travel HI HA S l sha . thi co t tle pack- ages. Nurse WIEDER, HANI Aideg Bluebird Agent: Personal- ity Altemateg Study Hall Mar- shalg Trallic Marshalg Inspector. Blue eyes, and a crown of blond hair, topped with a charm that is so rare. College ww, WIGLEY, MARGARET Aide: Junior Service League. Petite and charming. Telephone Operator WILLIAMS, ELEANORE Aideg Marshalg Inspector. Cheerful and helpful in every way. WIMPFHEIMER, ALICE Orchestrag Inspectorg Regents Committeeg Aideg Traiiic, Cafe- teria Marshal. A question she will always ask, just to know she has a task. WINDLE, ANN C.O. Rep.g Inspector. Pretty face, pretty smile, she has all there is to style. Model 'WINER, HADASSAH Personality Adviserg Secretary: Interlineasg Marshal 4 Spotlight Squadg Arista T Sweet sagacity with a drawl. Short Story Writer WIRT, ADELINE B Manager Bluebirdg Traf- c Captaing Tutorg Personality derg Bluebird Rep.g Study l Marshalg Aideg Secretary: Inspector. It would be wise to copy her com- ' tion of sweetness, brains and spiration. Business Executive ryg gIn ector' - an y- arsh , Ush- WOEPIZEEUTH, MARIO ere nfir ' To find uc in one -aj er grace her o everywhere. Nurse MM 72 WRADGE, IRMA G.0. Rep.g Marshalg Aideg In- spectorg Captaing U s h e r 5 Li- brary. She's a girl on whom you can de- pend, a trustworthy, honest and loyal friend. Doctor's Oiice Assistant YARDENI, GALIA Pianist in Gym Class. Quiet and studious. Pioneer in Palestine ZABALA, VERONICA Warm-hearted and full of lun. Secretary ZALIN, EDITH Secretaryg Personality Rep.g Cap- taing Aideg News Agentg Blue- bird Agentg Traflic Marshalg In- spector: G.O. Rep. True, loyal, and sincere, to us she'll always be a dear. Private Secretary ZAZZERO, MARY .lunior Service League. Dark and full of fun, her battles are always won. Navy Hostess ZENNARO, NEVA Secretary to Miss Hunterg Aideg Secretaryg Personality Leader: Inspector: Study Hall, Tradic, and Cafeteria Marshal. ' She's nimble shes sweet s graceful on ller feet. - Business College ZETO, EVELYN Personality Rep.g Secretaryg Mar- shalg Bluebird Agent. Young and brisk, always spry, full of pep that will never die. Telephone Operator ZWEBEN, MIRIAM Secretaryg Inspector. Happy, smiling all the day, may she ever stay that way. Secretary ZIMMERMAN, RUTH Aideg Captaing Secretary: In- spector, Supervisor. May her accomplishments be as numerous as r friends. College Jo ' , ZINGONE, JENNIE Inspectorg Aideg Lunch Squad Marshal: G.0. Rep.g Bluebird Agent. Beneath that calm and innocent eye, deviltry and mischief lie. Business Career 'ZYSMAN, SUSAN Personality Adviserg Vice-Presi- dent and Secretary Pan-Ameri- can Clubg Senior Olliceg Secre- tary Treasurerg Marshal: G.O. Rep.: Bluebird Rep. The eyes have it. College-Spanish Interpretation affufgwdl' .X Am, W cmem sm FLANAGAN, ANNA Captaing Aide, Marshal. Laughing eyes always a smile, Characteristics of Emerald Isle. Bookkeeper GROSSO, FRANCES Regents Committee: Captaing Aideg lnspectorg C.0. Rep. 'Happy Go Lucky. Marriage and Retailing HEGY, MADELINE Artistically inclined, dignified and rehned. HUTTER, FRIEDA Bank Representative. W e find her nice in every way. KATZ, EDNA Sanitation and Trallic Marshal, Inspector. With a manner bright, and a heart so light. KOUSHAl l'IS, MARY Latin Tutor. Sweet and Gentle. Veterinarian MACK, CAMILLE Captain: Secretaryg Aide: In- spector: Marshal. She's a hep-cat killer diller. Graduate MERCARDANTE, ANITA Bank Representative. Always willing and ready to help. Business PISA, CONSTANCE M. Captaing Aideg Art Marshal. Like winds in the summer sigh- ing, her voice is sweet and low. College PUZY, MARY Marshal. Her charming versatility is topped of by ability. Business SABAT, OLYMPIA Inspectorg Marshal. Pretty, friendly, kind, and sweet. SHEA, THERESA Marshal. A regular girl. Business ALTERAS, BESSIE G.O. Rep.: Bluebird Agent: News Agent: Trallic, Sanita- tion, L o c k e r Room Marshal: Captain: Aide: Secretary. Friendly and nice: full of life. Air Hostess BILLERBECK, GESELA Captain: Inspector: Study Hall Marshal: Aide. It's nice to be natural when yoa're naturally nice. Model BOLAND, MARIE Captain : Secretary: Inspector: Cafeteria, Trallic, Sanitation Mar- shal. 'V hen Irish eyes are smiling. Business School FITZPATRICK, JULIA English Book Room, Sanitation, Trafhc Marshal: G.O., Personal- ity Rep.: Captain: Aide: Secre- tary. Irish and gay, happy all day. Nurse HEALY, EDNA Aide: Secretary: Captain: Traf- fic, Sanitation Marshal: Usher: G.O. Rep.: Bank Aide and Rep.: Regents Committee: Memorial Oice. Never angry, never blue, how can we forget' a girl like you. Model KENNEDY, CATHERINE Marshal: Aide: Trallic and Cafe- teria Marshal: Inspector. Sweet and kind, and always helpful. Business School KRAUSS, EVELYN Inspector: Infirmary Aide: Lock- er and Cafeteria Marshal. Short and sweet, she can't be beat. Secretary LIVINGSTON, ODESSA Captain: Aide: Secretary: In- spector: Bluebird Agent: Mar- shal. Always happy, always gay, always ready to serve in any way. Civil Service MATTHEWS, AGNES Bluebird Agent: Infirmary Aide: Captain. A friend to one, and a friend for all. ljressmaker and Milliner MAC DONALD, KATHLEEN Captain: Secretary: G.O. Rep.: OHice Assistant: Inspector: Hall and Cafeteria Marshal. Pretty, witty, gay and wise, Kath- leen's charm lies in her eyes. Comptometer Operator MEADE, VIOLET Captain: Aide: Secretary: In- spector: Traiiic, Sanitation Mar- shal: Bluebird Agent: G.O. Rep.: News Agent. This worthy title she has won, Loved by all and hated by none. Nurse SAWYER, DOROTHY Secretary: Captain: Aide: Cafe- teria Msrshal: Inspector: Blue- bird Agent: Personality. A girl ol charm, so sweet and ldnd. Business School SEABURY, PATRICIA Inspector: Pool Assistant: Cap- tain: Marshal: Aide. Like a duck in water, she loves to swim. Stenographer , GRA 1 Ush 1 e ecretary eclor right square Nur 1 rammg , ' .R , In ll .CQ Aidj X . lik frallic '. -4 l .J 1 1 . , 'l,.v- q fr: : sf' X' - 74 SIMMONS, ELAINE Inspectorg Marshal. Silence is the word for' Elaine, who is always very helpful and kind. Business School SENIOR CAPTAINS Dorothy Barham, 8-1 Elaine Geiger, 8-2 Louise Dildarian, 8-3 Harriet Schwarz, 8-4 Yvonne Andlauer, 8-5 Alice Hromy, 8-6 .loan Fenton, 8-7 Anna Sacco, 8-8 Dorothy Hood, 8-9 Elaine Hohenhausen, 8-10 Katherine Saunders, 8-11 Fanny Rettino, 8-12 Kina Ferrini, 8-13 Hazel Blanken, 8-14- Doris Dagles, 8X1A Louisa Van Moerkerken, 8X2A Gladys Mara, 8XlB Marie Sisto, 8X2B 1 if TASICKI, MARY Marshal. Alert, petite, gentle, and sweet. XUNGER, RAE Study Hall, Library, Cafeteria Marshalg ln- News Agentg Bank Rep.: Captain. sweet girl who is bound to get lar. Dress Designer SPOTLIGHT REPRESENTATIVES Antholus Palmos, 8-1 Lila Ehrich, 8-2 Frances Taschman, 8-3 Sally Amols, 8-4- lris Rossi, 8-5 Elayne Kahn, 8-6 Ruth Weinstein, 8-7 Elizabeth De Cicco, 8-8 Wanda Jablonska, 8-9 Irene Carini, 8-10 Alfreda Liburd, 8-11 Marion Toll, 8-12 Marguerite Nagel, 7-22 Mildred Kraft, 7-23 Rose Catalino, 8X1A Lorraine Cafaro, 8X1B Florence Linde, 8X2A Georgianna Reynolds, 8X2B SPEAKING fg 942 UF PICTURES N L! e goes up and down O fx 151 M' .av- 2 NX Wx 0iXL7-A W swim for fun 5 X ,Qbf if O future chemists Time f f I h OU 07' ILIIC Q20 C-umm! ki l - Our Senior Uff L39 LA ,JJ Playt Our future businesswomen 79 Hallowe'en comes to Julia Richm MILDRED HARRIS Spotlight Editor abies o - t 'if 'D 39953 82579993 S399 99:12 1 DOROTHY WEBER Richman News Editor LOIS HIRTENSTEIN Bluebird Edit f' 6 V655 Publications' in QQ 2? ' si ,Q Q ? fi? ef 3 gr, 'Q ? ? if i Q me -'91-: 3 8. ez as S fn 1 I I I :' . -3 , 1 ft' K 5 Eg: 91 Mildred Harris Editor-in-Chief f5rOf'f 1'f5ff'ff iii Shirlee Stich Louise Dubin Faythe ResnikoH Francine Jacoby Literary Editors Aft Edilvf-9 V-,lm L Evelyn Jordan Edith Whitstock Ann Kleinman 10811 Berend E3 M if Business Managers Pictures and Boosts Editors Dorothy Spitz Fanny Tedeschi Edna Otto Neva Zennaro Pictures and Boosts Committee Miss Helen Hunter, Faculty Adviser B lt? oo evafive eabe vs Frances Console President r i! H , Lorraine Cafaro Secretary Doris Dagles Louisa Van Moerkerk Capt. 8X1 A Capt. 8X2 A Pauline Giroux Pres. Senior Honor Society 8X1 A WEEK Lydia Bellisoni, Secretary Pauline Giroux, Treasurer Margaret Birdsall, Aide B WEEK Antoinette Valentino, Secretary Lucy Corrado, Treasurer Grace Chambers, Aide en Gladys Mara I5I8l'fe Sisto Capt. 8X1 B Capt. 8X2 B Lucy Corrado An and B Weeks 8X2 A WEEK Mary Puzey, Secretary Rose Messina, Treasurer Eileen O'Shea, Aide B WEEK Dorothy Bruna, Secretary Hedwig Kullman, Treasurer Ellen Colreavy, Aide SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY V ice-Presidents Marianne Finke A Week Clara Belsey B Week Sec.-Treas. Margaret Birdsall A Week Lorraine Cafaro B Week Beatrice Relyea Gladys Mara Marie Silvester Antoinette Valentino Angelina Savino Laura Pollio Lillian Vogenberger Ellen Colreavy SERVICE LEAGUE OFFICERS President Rose Messina A Week Treasurer Eileen O'Shea A Week Secretary Hedw ig Kullman B Week A fx A :0f,x2fFkwQ 5,253 ...kip .:'.gC'j..XQL ,,.2QQ!cg..g O .R 1 41 Q 1 Q Q, I N lafgevy G R011 1- R. H-S. Qca-soon. 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Many thanks to our section teachers Who have smoothed the hardest years And the best of love to our parents For sharing our joys and our tears. Now, before the grand finale Let us take one lingering look Blow a kiss to the well loved pages And then slowly close the book. ELEANOR MARTIN Q CHHQE5 7 fx ,-f '-- ? 'X 5 ,N O N 'A 'Q ,L 1 M 'Q K ...trfR1QSSkb.-.s?sausx's-'---:iv -1 -5fV3'-'f-0-16-l'-m- Cfficial Phofographers 'ro 'rl-me THE CLASS of l942 520 FIFTH AVENUE New York, N. Y. Ed bl h d l886 STANDARD RING COMPANY MANUFACTURING SCHOLASTIC JEWELERS Official Jewelers fo The CLASS of '42 I 30 WEST 461'h STREET New York, N. Y. We've had a Io'r of I un SECTION 8-3 e years 'rI'1rougI1. MRS. WILLIAMS' SECTION 8-I and ' MRS. RoanscHeK's SECTION 84 SECTION 8-2 With Complimenfs of . . Complimenfs of . . MR. ROTHMAN SECTION 8-7 and SECTION 8-8 HORTON'S ICE CREAM ICE TRAY PACKAGE NOWI . . . Buy your ice cream clesserf while shopping PLACED IN ICE TRAY COMPART- MENT OF YOUR REFRIGERATOR . . . KEEPS TILL READY TO SERVE Reed and Company School Jewelry Albums - Diploma Cases BuIIons - Pennants - Flags 373 FOURTH AVENUE New Yorlr Ciiy Telephone: Murray Hill 4-5bb3-4 Clrcle 5-8560 C E N T R A L COAT APRON 8: LINEN SERVICE Inc. 2I I-225 WEST blsf STREET New York, N. Y. WE SERVE YOUR CAFETERIA wiIh Hosfess Mayonnaise and Condimenfs HOSTESS PRODUCTS CORPORATION 43-I5 QUEENS STREET Long Island Ciiy, N. Y. CompIimen+s of . . Wil!! Di-21 f To UY B Qij urunn '. STATES , A MM , Uwfmpwl F R I E N D fl 1 ' - l Alla lllllll ET531 ' 'III LZ? ' Blum From fha Thousand Window Bakeries I of Loose-Wiles Biscuif Company To fhe S P O T L I G H T MAY HER SUCCESS EVER SHINE! COM PLIM ENTS - of - 8XI and 8X2 ROLLER SKATE AT THE . . . COMPLIMENTS E N L A R G E D ' of ' BEEBE ROLLER SKATING RINK Shoe Slcafes :-: Insfrudors SECTION 8-I2 37-28 30IIu STREET. LONG ISLAND CITY I Block Norfh of Beebe Avenue, 39fh Avenue Sfafion, Asioria Line IRonsides 6-9647 Complimenfs of . . li I Il Il '35 QSC, BUY :me SECTION 8-I4 ig: l FOR INFORMATION ABOUT CAREERS COLLEGE COURSES - COME TO THE GUIDANCE OFFICE ROOM 3I2 MRS. ESTHER FOX MRS. BESSIE O'BRIEN Prepare Now for Presenf and Fulure Opporiunifies by Taking a Course wi+h Individual lnsfrucfion af The l NEW YORK BUSINESS SCHOOL gin 'Nix Q' W 5 4 A.,. :Qing-gg, .,.,4 1 A ','Q . 1 A sam Secrcfcriol scum: Sffllffflllllll !llI0lJNIlNIi All llffllff MIIIIIINIS ramen and SPANISH Q srsnoenuuv llllxglirn I' .flllllxllz Shonha C I Course nd an ogu. PLAC E D 2.,Y'1f72fZi.'1'l.,S ' EVERY f, www-sin 1- New York ciry GRADUATE 9 7 5 7 .,.-, .,.,.-. ..,, .4.,., ., ,..--. : .-,. ...I . . -. .. ' .,-,., : . .,., 5 ,,.,. .,.. , . . We have many graduafes from fhe Julia Richman High School lh our Business School, and we absolufely will place you. . . Complimenfs of . . To MISS HOWELL Affeclionalely, SECTION 8- I 0 GIRLS of 8-9 Complimenls of . . Kiss your 'reelh gooclbye. Complimenfs of SECTION 8-I I SECTION 8-I 3 A NEW CORN EXCHANGE BANK musr COMPANY seavlcs PERSONAL CHECKS Now any one can pay lheir bills wilh a personal checlz. Asl: al lhe Personal Checlc window for as many check blanlcs as you wish. Fill lhem our yourself and give lhe money lo lhe leller lus len cenls for each check. You will receive a check on which yours is lhae only signalure 'rhal' appears. A safe and convenienl way lo handle your personal paymenls and remillances. This service is available al any of our 75 offices. CORN EXCHANGE BANK TRUST CO. NEW Yoluc ' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporalion I f . fy ' Mfffff ff gy l ff ' of ,M f?fwj'3'Y X l O9 vi? WWW QQ! wwf' 9 da, 3 KS Mr Z0 26? 777421 'LLM f.x.q52m5l MQ' 'W' jf!!! 506 Q A Z 1 vw M 10 , 3352- UW Wbigwffqlf E? fn' ,QQ fwxd, Q 4.055 .5 ,,1. f.,g...,,1 x A t f 1 V- ' .,i - 1 1 E , , ii f Q ' 1 iam?