Katonah High School - John Jay Yearbook (Katonah, NY)

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Efamaiiy Front Row Center Second Rqw Arthur E. warren, A.B., M.A. Principal Victor V- 5a'V0' B-S-'VL Kathryn Osborne Front Row Marion E. Schuler , , D th H k' Marie H. Rossow Girls' Athletics om y op ms Georgiana Budd, A.B. Cecelia Bliss, A.B. Beryl Virtuoso Florence McKeever Annie Bailey, B.S., M.S. Laurel Bump Margaret Kellogg Kathleen C. Brandow, A.B., B.S. in Librarianship English and Library Office French Latin Grade 4 Grade 1 Science Music Assistant Louise Hasseltine Dominick Lazzaro Harrison Goddard, Ph.B., M.A. James Sherman, B.S. - Irwin Boak, B.S., M.A. Baldwin Smith, B.F.A. Katherine Courreges, B.F.A. English Florence Bin ham Laura Bosworth Erwin K. Hasseltine, B.S., M.A. Band Instructor Grade 5 Grade 6 Secretary Grade 2 Grade 8 History Grade 7 Mathematics and Dramatics Art Grade 3 Commerce Boys' Athletics

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Glass fieers President -- Bruce Helmes Vice-President - Roy O'Mara Secretary-Treasurer - Margaret Busch Faculty Adviser - Erwin K. Hasseltine Class Hietory n r A V 'VZ Q5-45 fmfivbi ,V ,QL 'Ax 'ie T was the best of classesg it was the Worst of classes. It was the brightest classg it was the dumbest class. They were the best of kids g they were the worst of ' teac ers. s 4 kids What a class-this class of '40, We'll never forget you-neither will the Our public life started with a bang when our first grade orchestra pulled the cur- tain on a crashing performance. Our illustrious and popular president, Bruce Helmes, for- got his instrument, but it worked out all right because his knees took the place of the drums. Remember how timid he was in those days ? The rest of the proud group con- sisted of our future drum-major, Bob Fowlerg blond enticing Marilyn Noeg musical Ber- til Kallbackg sports-loving Betty Pronayg speed demon James Scallong ambitious Betty Malayg Ichabod, alias Daryl Ganung: demure Ruth Santore and scholarly Margaret Busch. The talkative members of our class met their doom in the second grade. Our one and only memory is adhesive and more adhesive tape on our mouths. William Blackley, our sports her0, joined our ranks at this time.