Lynch High School - Senior Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1939 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1939 THE SENIOR WILBUR H LYNCH AMSTERDAM NEW YORK 'HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATICDN O MR MIUZS MAX MILLER the class ot IQIBQ orc Wilbur l-l l.ynch l-llgh School Sun cerely and respectlully dedrcates The Senior head ol our science department but also as a true tnend and loyal companion l-le has gryen ot hrs time ard ehfort to help Us over the rough spots rn our hugh school course It is perhaps due to hum more than to any other single per son that our hugh school road has been made smooth ex en to the end ' -' f a I -. We regard lvlr. Miller not only as the ellicient ' 1 1 I ' Mr. Miles Max Miller Mr James Rfsgaelton Prmclpal Mr. I-letlw G. Coons, Superintendent W LBUR H YNCH H GH SCHOOL r-4 1 il h-4 CCNTENTS DEDICATION SEN I O RS ATHLETICS SGCIETIES ADVERTISEMENTS FACULTY f N L I FACULTY THE Z :E L- Z. 3 rx .1 2 3 1: m -- Z 42 C N Q V3 m w L E3 52' 5 m U1 In ,Z 2 :Z cu C .2 U xl 2 af C C U 'A .2 2 I U G C1- o bd T 3 cc 5 cf. o -C vz 55 va va v- Z L c M .., .A F: LL li .c .EL cc G .- '+- L4 fl : r: .r: 1 ln QJ Q xl rr- Z. -5 s. C -.- .J s. I E .1 : :J Z LJ 2 2, D. .9 -C ? 5 E. w CZ V3 2 as O L. C' V7 5 Sf ff. .C C L. :I CD va v: C Z. 5 C un C -C C '-1 uf L- 2 uf .. .CZ 3 M155 Sm '- E1 '- C 9 C D L.. va ve E E .4 .- z 5 ': D T: P xl Z i C va 'U .E w ,.. m va 5 C va ... ..f f: Q- vi Ln E :f rc 2 2 2 5 rt E .1 o o 51 Q e, Miss E311 M,K v1 v S -C .I r- C an vi L. 5 E if 'U : C L M 5- - 'E E 2 um, Mrs. QFD A Van Mr 3 5 sa .4 E 5 .C c. . C 3 U 2 Z .4 A C .E I C Z .A E 5 C CZ DL C A: 'fi L- F- Z. 5 N .1 fi C z 5 S 'vi Tu x: o CI U 2 S 5 .Q ra E-' S :Z 5 54 Z5 2 E. 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Z OH YES THE FACULTY The followmg IS our vers1on of C1nder ella w1th apologxes to MISS Palermo Mr R1ley Mr Re1lley Mrs S huyler Mlss Slezak Mrs Tracy MISS Trentelman Mr Valer1o Mr Van Aernam MISS W1ll1ams MISS Kopackl Mr and Mrs Mc Nulty MISS Brookman MISS Cahxll Mrs Mrs MISS Mrs MISS L1ndsay L1v1ngston M195 Mosher Gaffney ohnson ones Ke y Mrs whose names really aren t apropos Once upon a t1me long long ago there hved a poor l1ttle darl1ng called C1nderell1 Now C1nderella was really a beautlful llttle thmg but she was always kept ln rags hy her three RIQKETT SISIEFS Whats more they made her do all the work 1n the hou too Well one day the handsome pr1nce de CldC to have a b1g b1g ball w1th ancy tr1mm1ngs Everybody 1n the k1ngdom was to be 1nv1ted Poor C1nderella' She wanted so much to go So she asked her w1cked s1sters 1f they would please LINDNER But they were very mean about lf and de clded to TURNER down poor krd It was so HARTFORD her to stay home and slave all the t1me' Anyway her SISCBFS all went to the ball to have a good t1me h v1ll1anesses and left dear C1nderella to keep house As she wept by the hearth C1nderella suddenly heard the sound of a I-IORST MAN w1thout MCCLUMPHA M CI UMPHA McCLUMPHA Y1ppee Ayee H1 yo Sterl1ng Ol1 dear Cfled C1nderella It must he the lone GRANGER 1ny falry godfath As she ROSAp to greet her esteemed relatlve he noted the pa1n 1n the darlmg gurl s eyes Whats the trouble my httle angel dove? he cooed does somethlng bother ou Oh fa1ry godfather I l1a VAN AKEN my heart th1s n1ght I do so want to go to the pr1nce s ball PFAFP' exclaxmed the kxnd gentleman I can fm that for you And 1n one ges ture he produced a wonderful carr1age led by twelye 1n1ghty chirgers and attended by seven footmen That should CAREY you to the a llttle one Sald h But I have no gown she crled Im medlately she found herself clothed ID an exqu1s1te ensemble fashloned by hut that hesnde the POIDI INow my llttle chlckadee IS there any thmg MAU you need? asked the god father INo DAVN SON nuff I thlnk she crled Whateyer y vu d dear1e remember to return from the hall hefore tht FI ARK 111 t1L HAII strlkes twelve or sometnne drastlc w1ll happen Dont worry godf1ther she answered I won t be ate So away she sped to the pflll e s pa 1ce It was a beauuful BELDING lWLlllI from solxd ELWOOD B y th1s 19 KEANP she crled I see there Im go1ng to have s me fun No If was '1 ell known fact that t e pr1nce was look1ng for a pretty w1fe who would be ome queen wl1en he galned h1 gallant father s throne Hls purpose 1n hav mg th1s marvelous hall was to plck h1s hrlde from the lovely glrls vho would comg to the hall Sr the klng PATTISON on the hack and wrshed l1ll'I1 luck Unfortunately the pr1nce could not f1nd a stntahle w1fe ln the crowd NEW UI IS he kept on trvlng to SEAKER Suddenly through all the JETTER bugs he s1w C1nderella Now DFRSHANI g1rl for you l c11ed to l'll9 fatl er and dashed out to neet C1nderella Horrors tho p ep at t1e co k 1n l HALL' Almot twelye och k' See Cm derella dash outslde trywg to keep her prom1se Oh' Shes lo one of her glass sl1ppers A the cle strlkes C1nderella turns agarn 1nto the ragged f1res1de urch1n The dashlng pr1nce who followed her 111 close pursu1t retrneved her sl1pper and shouted loudly for the m1ss1ng owner H CALDXWELI could not hnd l1er I NANDER VEER sl e could h ve gone? he mused too But lack alas' e The next div C1nderella told her god fathe of th gxod t1me she had When he asked her 1f she 11d met any n1ce young men he hlushed modestly and sa1d yes CIONEK9 he asked But of course he could REID the answer 1n her face Meanwhlle the pr1nce sought the owner of the glass sl1pper for he had fallen V10 lently 1n love w1th her Throughout the whole klngdom he searched but could not find her The suspense was begmnmg to BURNHAM up Fmally the house of C1nderella and her three s1sters was the on ly one left to be searched When the s1sters heard the news they thought of C1nderella and not w1sh1ng to be d1sgraced by her ap pearance they dec1ded to COOPER p However before they could perform such a mean old tnck the pr1nce and h1s ret1nue had 1rr1ved Behlnd the pr1nce were three men TABOR on a heautlful CLlSl1lOl'l the famous glass sl1pper Each of the wlcked s1sters felt that the sl1pper would Ht her foot So they started to make BETZ among themselves Of course DELOS was al' the1rs lh the end When they trled the sl1p per on nr dndn t fit Alas alack' Cfled the pr1nce My fa1r one cannot be 1n the k1ngclom The sl1pper nts no one' Suddenly he Spled C1nder LEH ZEH httle one what IS the trouble? My such damty llttle feet you have Attendants' Try tl1e sl1pper on thls fanr l1ss Lo' 1nd behold' The sl1pper ht A most of you who haye read other vers1ons al ready know Lovely rr uen cr1ed the pr1nce STO WITTS kmd of sudden I want you to rrarry me At first Cinderella was go1ng to d CLINE but after he argued RITTER for a wh1le she accepted The happy pr1nce was exulmnt As you have probably guessed by th1 t1me the pr1nce was a SCOTT STRO BECK he went to the castle to put h1s best KELTON for the wedd1ng ceremony whrch DOOLEY took place The pr1nce 1nv1ted KINSMAN after KINSMAN to the weddlng whlch was hnally performed by BISHOP MACDONALD The wed d1ng feast was POSIIIVCIV devastat1ng The mam d1sh was strawherrv shortcake w1th WI-IIPPLE cream Oh goody at last our hero and hero1ne are wed SAROFF they went to the1r new home neat to the MILLER and the SMITI-Iy where they l1ved happ1ly ever after I ' ' ' V 1 , V , . t . , ,, , . V V . . . - ' ' h l'f A ' ' , ' . , e. , - . . F ,V V 1 .V ' V ' . 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'S I f K ' V . . er. 3 v f 1 1 , ' V ' . . . . , ' ,. s Nik ' , ' ' . , , H q V 1 ' ' . , , . . . , vs qf - ' Y V - VP' ' ' . ' ' ' . e . . . . sv f ' v Y ' -, . . a , . H A - ' - ll I , . A T I! I I . . V V VV VV . V . , ' I V' V- . -' 9 er 1 as - - - V - K ' . . . , !' e t . V' rr A -v - Q 1 -' 1 , ' . - 1 . . ' 1 . ' , V V V 5 V. ,. V. V , V , . . V YEAR BOOK STAFF EDITOR-IN-CI-Iiiaif - james Donnelly, jr. ASSISTANT EDITOR - janet V. Dana BUSINESS MANAGER - - Walter Boris LITIIAIY EDITOR - - - jane Keeler AIT EDHOIS --------- Donald Lamho, john Salton SOCIETY EDITORS - Freda Lewelc, Mildred Herrington, Daniel Iannuzzi, Wallace Lindsay PHOTOGRAPHS - - jennie Chinilc. Chairmang Kathryn Hallenheclc, Estelle Chuplca SPORTS ---------- Nellie Strenges, Alvin Fick I.iTIfRARx' ASSISTANTS-Doris Bislffmp, Edward Snyder. Doris Dreanev. Carol Larson. juclv Dewar, Mary' Murdoch, Erminn Volpe, james Love. Carol Shelp, Marcia Stern. Bar- hara Balcer. Rose Hushand. Carton Thompson. Wfilliain Smith. Ruth Aspin. Margaret Templeton. Chester Brach. Mildred Beyer, Robert Greene. lSL'SINI-ESS ASSISTANTS-j3DC Dingman. Domlnick Sollecito. joseph Reinig. Marjorie Stans- field. jean Mcffune. Helen Blivinslci. Andrew Frisco. l:ACL'LTY EIIITOR - ---- - Mrs. Livingston l:lNANC'I-Xl, lX1ANACl R - Miss Mosher .NRI Cllllll - Mr. Turner GRADUATING CLASS June 1939 CLASS OFFICERS Presndent Spencer Kalser Vace President Donato lannuzzn Secretary Treasurer Walter B IS Faculty Adviser Mlss Tneda Mosher O - .... or' . . I MARY K. AGlJ.AN X noggie.. St. Stanislaus School Undecided Memher of Phi Alpha Lamhda So' rorityg Christmas Vaudeville '36 free ani I like a lvird. and when I mn fired, then I nill setlle down. i5X-'IRGINIA D. ALDRICQH wig Academy Street School Cohleslcill Home Economics College Athletic Club '37, '38, Credit Roll '37, '38, '39, Play '37g Demonstra- tion for Parents' Night '38. A .ihip is sooner rigged hy far than a gentlewoman made ready. ROBERT Louis AI'i'Li4Il3Y Bob' Woestina High School, Rotterdam junction, N. Y. Forestry lVell done is better llvan well said. RUTH E. ASPIN Ruthie McCleary School Amsterdam School of Commerce Credit Ling Honor Rollg Year Book Staff. She that hath knowledge spare-ilu her vovdxf' CHRISTIAN .AUSPI-ILMYER Chris West Spring Street School Post-Graduate Band '37, '38, '39g Orchestra '37, '38, Noon Hour Orchestra '37, '38g Skid- more College Music Festival '381 Christmas Vaudeville '37, '38g Krazy Rhythm Revue '37g junior Prom Com- mittee '38g Amsterdam Music Festi- val '38, '39, Hudson Falls Music Festival '39. mliln're'v fredii in living jolly X 'IOHN B.-XBRAYIC H New East lVlain Street School Undecided Ar lie tliinlqcili IH lui: lvcarlf' BARBARA BAKER Barb Guy Park Avenue School Cornell University Directed Play' '37g Credit Listg Year Book Staff. 'lat your conscience be your guide. JAMES BAKER If ' 'Y ,lim Vrooman Avenue School Portsmouth Naval Academy Cheerleader '38-'39g Music Festival usher, junior Prom Committeeg Foot- hall '38-'39g Sigma Rho Publicity Agent, Secretary and Corresponding Secretary. A rniscliiemous lenavcf' XVIOSEPH BANEWICZ St. Casimir's Undecided ul kinda like jes loafin' around. MARY AUDREY BARIQER BULL Academy Street School Brooklyn College Vice President of Alpha Delta Phi Sorority '39g Item Staff '39, Par- ticipant in Christmas Vaudeville '38: Credit List, Student Mixer '39g Spe- cial Usher for Music Festival '38g Chorus Class '37. Bid me discourse, I will enclvant thine ear. CATHERINE BARIMAN Katie Wotmdrom' Wilson School Undecided Credit Roll 'iSilerzre has many adianlages. SAI.xAIoRE BAITAGLI.-K Nsam.. Gui' Park Avenue School Accounting Chi Phi Beta. His nature neier iam JOHN Betzfxic HJ, BD.. McCleary School Undecided Credit List. ll'lm1t-'ier I do or saw. I must be good. HARRY JOSEPH BENOIT BuCldv St. Maryla Institute Michigan State College l'oo:hall '37g Track '38g Boxing and Track '39, 'lm eien lretter than I tlrinle 1 ani. 1 l.i'O Biektsmi Pope Hagarnan Cirammar School Aviation School HC lqrlolli the l7lCs'sI'tl71Uss of being little. JACK BEITINGKR Butch McCleary School R. P. I. Guy Park Avenue School Gamma Sigma Fraternityg Junior Prom Cgmmmitteeg Hi-Y Memherg Student Mixer Committee. Eat, clrinlq, anti' lie merry lior tomorronf irc go to stlroolf' MiI.oRIao R. I3IarIfR Tovarich McCleary Szhool Undecided Wtiodroxi' Wilson School Credit List '37g Credit List, Honor Roll '38g Credit List '39g Year Book '39. To a young lreart, eierjvtlring is fun. DORIS BISHOP Bish McCleary School Undecided Student Council Member '37g Hi-Y '37, '38g Honor Rollg Assemhly Pro- gramg Junior Prom Committeeg Item Staff '38g Year Book StafI. uKriou'lerlge comes. but n'i.s1lorr1 lirigcrsf' HELEN Btizissici Blinkv N'lcCleary School Xvoodrow Wilson School St. Marv's School of Nursing Year Book Stagg Honor Roll '371 Credit List '37 and '38g Perfect at- tendance '37, '38, '39. Slut has a smile that u'on't come Louis BLONGIIQWICZ Louie St. Stanislaus School Undecided Credit Listg Junior Prom Committee. Wiselv and slon: they stimible tlrat rim fast. Huiietsz E. Boieis Milton Avenue School Medical Technician Seireiary-Treasurer of Sophomore Clissg Vice-President, '38g Ring Com- mitteeg Junior Prom Committeeg Stu- dent Director of One Act Play '38g Honor Rollg Literary Editor of Item '39g Chorus '37g Knights of the Test Tube '39, lVlra! tlrarrrz dwells in a fricrzdly lookfu WAI.I'r:R RAOIIL BORIS Walt Wlilton Avenue School Parks Air College Business Manager Year Book '39g Hi-Y '38, '39g Secretary-Treasurer Senior Classg Honor Roll '37, '38, '39g Senate '39g Sports Editor Item '39g Christmas Vaucleville B95 Student Mixer '39g Delegate to Hi-Y Con- greis '39g Assembly Program '37g Usher, Music Festival '38g Knights ef the Test Tube '39g Senior Day Committee '39g Business Manager Senior Play '39g Executive Committee Senior Ballg Chairman Ticket-Checlo ing Committee Senior Bally Reception Committee Senior Ball. ll'oIilcl tlrere were more like lvirrilu .ALBERTA BORNT NAVY NIcCleary School Undecided A maiden never bold of spirit, so still and quiet. NIARGUERITE BOLJNDY Peggie Letmardsville Central School Undecided K. E. Sororityg Item Staff '39, HA quiet mind is riclrer tlmn an arrow. VIVIAN NELLIE BOYD Viv Syracuseg McCleary School Business School Sober, steadfast and denzuref' CHESTER BRACH Chet McCleary School Undecided Year Book Staff '39g Usher, Music Festival '38g Honor Roll '37g Credit List ,37, 38, '39. Sober but not serious: Quiet but not itllef, MATTHEW' FRANCIS BRACK Chuck Milton Avenue Schoolg Academy Street School Lincoln Flying School Credit List '39. Silent people are dangerous. ELEANOR BRAsicO fl ! New East ME! Sdlod School of Commerce Honor Roll, Credit Liitg Athletic Club. A friendly spirit and a sweeter smile. GERTRUDE BRESLIN Gert Sherman Street School Undecided '1'lvere's sunslrine in her smile. LEO BRESONIS New East Main Street School Uncertain TlJere's a place and means for every man alive. X SADIE E. Bmzco flsadew St. joseph's School Amsterdam School of Commerce Credit List '36, '37, 38. Speak fitly or be silently wise. MARION E. BROOKS BroOksie District NO. ll School Oneonta Normal School Tlrere's mischief in tlvis woman. SHIRLIZY JANE BROWN Brownie Fort johnson School, District No. 12 Methodist Hospital, Brooklyn A maiden never bold. WiLLiAn1 BRUNT Bill Milton Avenue School Designer Credit List. lV1en of few words are the lies! men.' EVELYN M. Bu RMASTER Evie Fort johnson Undecided Assembly programs '37, '38g Honor Roll '37g Girls' Athletic Club ,37, '38, '39. A taciturn little missf, iLOUis W. BURTNETT UICOUSY New East Main Street School United States Navy, Electrical Engineering Track Team '37, '38, T395 Basketball junior Varsity '38, Varsity Basket- ball '39g Student Mixer '37, '38g As- sembly Programsg Nu Delta Sigma Fraternity. Athletics are my meat. HELEN A. M. BLI'rIcL's Buclcey New East lVlain Street School Business School Art Clulv '38, '39g Second Prize for Shorthand-New Yorlc State Busi- ness Contest '38g Tau Upsilon Delta Sororitvg Honor Roll '37, '38g Credit List. G'entlc. quiet and rescraedfi JOE CALYANO X Shalcy Vrooman Avenue School Lawyer Baselwallg Cheer Leaderg Assemhlv Programsg junior Prom Committee: Credit List. ullerpetual CvU7IlNIOllUll.N ELAINE ANN CSAMPBELL Camp lVlcCleary School Nursing Vrooman Avenue School junior Coedsg Orchestra Senior Ball. And ne'er did Grecian chisel trace A nymph. a naiaci, or a grace Of fuer form, or lorelier facefn XXINCENT B. CARAN'ELLA Vince Vrooman Avenue School McLane Art Institute 'il think: therefore. l am. XYXILLIAM CARPENTER UCRFQU Hagaman Grammar School Cohleslcill Gamma Sigma Fraternityg Student Mixerg Hockey '38, To lm friends he reaeals a person- ality magnetic and alive. HELEN CETERSKI Shorty St. Stanislaus School Hagaman Grammar School Albany Business College Honor Roll '37, '38g Perfect Attend- ance '37, '38, '39g No tardiness '37, '38g Usher. ulliorzit l wer gran' up? T? 3.-1 'i QP' -IENNIE T. CHINIK Chinlcy New East Main Street School Undecided Girls' Athletic Clulw '37, '38, i391 junior Prom Committeeg Year Book Staflg Credit List. The sincere alone can recogni:c sincerity. ESTELLE K. CHUPKA Chip Vrooman Avenue School Nursing Credit Listg Year Book Stall Her nature rIe1er varies. WILLIAM R. CICHY Bill Vrooman Avenue School Designing St. Stanislaus School Hagaman Grammar School 1 may he small, hut just you n'ait. ' -IosEPI-I M. CIPULLO Childs Fifth Ward School Undecided Credit List. AlIgrea1 men n'ere small once X., f TF.AESA CISEK Tess, Cranesville School Undecided Honor Rollg Credit List. A merry heart goes all the dayfl X ARLENE COLE Peaches ' Academy Street School Home Economics, Plattslvurg Upsilon Phi Delta Sororityg Assemb- ly Programg Honor and Credit List. frailty, thy name is woman. X ROBERT COLE Coley Fort Hunter School Undecided Every little boy will become a man. +.lERRY COLISTRA -lerryn Fifth Ward School Business School Ninety-nine out of a lmndred lVant to be great--why rlon't you? MARGARET F. COLLINS ffpeggyw District No. 11 School Undecided Ease with dignity. JOHN RTCHARD CoLUNi Fourth Ward School Undecided Chi Phi Beta Fraternity. God's gift to woman. Ripfq Muna QNRAD x'fRudy Academy Street Q Business School Credit List '37, '38, '39g No tItdinN65 Perfect Banking. To friends-a friend. EDYVIUND Coorm' Eddie East Main Street School Aviation-Army Air Corps Rifle Club. A smile is flu' source of luis sunt 40' X' JAMES CORCORAN jimmy Guy Park Avenue School Undecided Item Staff '38g Associate Editor of Item '39g Secretary Hi-Y '39g Senior One Act Play '39g Class Vice-Presi- dent '37g Student Mixer '39g Senior Play ,39. He captures the footliglvtsg in fact, the nflvole lighting system. JAYNE COUNTERMINE Arnold Avenue School Nursing -lunior Prize Speaking Contestg Credit Listg Usher at Music Festivalg K. E. Sororityg Senior Play. Always smiling and ever bright. JANET V. DANA Q! 'V jan Arnold Avenue School Academy Street School College of William and Mary One Act Play Contest '37, '38g Honor Rollg Credit Listg Year Book Staffg Phi Delta Sororityg Hi-Yg Student Mixer '37g Usher Music Festivalg Usher Commencementg Ticket Com- mittee for Junior Prom '38g Assembly Programsg Senior Play Committee ,393 Senior Class Subscription Committee '39g Chairman Reception Committee Senior Ball. She is pretty to walk With, witty to talk witlv, and pleasant to tlvinlq on, too. ANN S. DARGASH ffDarg7, New East Main Street School Undecided Chorus ,37, '38g Credit List '37, '38. The days pass over, but still slu' is the same. ANTHONY DARGUSH X l!Tony1i New East Main Street School University of Hawaii Third Team Basketball ,36-'37g Var- sity Basketball '37-'38. I kinda like jfs loafin' around. EDXYIN DESHELL X Krupa, Dash Academy Street School School of Commerce Nu Delta Sigma Fraternityg Hi-Y 'N' Crazy Rhythm Review '39, 415. .- His life is a bizblvlef' X GORDON DAx'is Bumps Tribes Hill School Linotype My' appetite comes to me n lvzle eating. MOLLIE A. DECAPRIO Fifth XVard School Undecided Credit List '38, '39, Junior Prom Decoration Committee. Her smile is sweetened by lver gravityfl JANET DI:GOLX'PfR Jeannette Fourth Ward School Alhany Business College Credit List. A pleasant girl nfitlv pleasing ways. Lois DEGRAFF Swart Hill, District No. 1 Albany Business College Honor Roll '38g Credit List '37, '38, Alpha Delta Phi '38, '39, Assembly Program '37. A pleasant face and a meet character. ROBERT E. DENTON X UBOHY Wlcst Spring Street School Hohart College Junior Prize Speaking Contest, One Act Play Contest '37, '38, '39, As- semlnly Programsg Nu Delta Sigma Fraternity, Chorus '37, '38g Year Book Staff, Senior Play, Edmund Dickson Dramatic Prize. Happy am I: from care I am free, RAYMOND DEM uRayv- Reconstruction Home School, Xvest Haverstrakw, N. Y. Business Bandg Orchestrg Commercial Con- test '38g Usher for Music Festival. None can be luis parallel lmt himself. l N..- IDOROTHY M, DriRstH MDM.. Academy Street School Business School Chorus '37, Basketball Medal '38: Credit Roll '37g Typewriting Medal '38. A professzonal atlvlete of tlve tongue. JOHN DESORBO West Spring Street School Undecided ll'c miglvtj rmtes, miglvt slwu miglvtf' JOsr5i'H G. DESTFFANO oe Yrooman Avenue School Eastman School of Music Gentleman is written on luis lJr0n'. X JUDITH A. DEXX'AR Judy Arnold Avenue School Undecided Phi Delta Sorority, Hi-Y, Junior Prize Speaking Contest, Student Mix- er '37, Usher '37, '38, '39, Decora- tion Committee, Junior Promg Com- mencement Usher '38g Year Book Staffg Credit List, Senior Playg First Poetry Prize, Decoration Committee Senior Ball Her lvair is a flaming sunsetf FRANK DIBLASI W'est Spring Street Schr-,Kr ,-'laonsorial Work Tl7CfC'f d flirt' and means for ,C'.1'cry man alive. E. JANE DINGMAN Dingy Vfest Spring Street School Nursing, Amsterdam City Hospital Assembly Program '37, Student Coun- eil Nlemher '37, '38, '39, Perfect Banking Record '37, '38, '39, Perfect Attendance '37. '38. '39, Junior Prom Refreshment Committee '38, Chair- man Item Staff '38, 1939 Ring Com- mittee: Year Book Business Staff: Credit List '38, '39. Patience is ponferfzalf' LFNA DIRSA ee Hagaman Grammar School Business School Physical Demonstration, Parent Teacher Week joy delights in joy jmiizs DONNIfl.l.Y JR Higgins School, Princeton Thompsonville, Conn. Editor-in-Chief Year Book' Band' Noon-Day Orchestrag Assembly Pro- gramsg Honor Rollg Senior Playg As- sistant Chairman Reception Commit- tee Senior Ballg Floor Committee Senior Ball. Take him for all and all, I shall not look upon luis like again. VIRGINIA M. DONNELLY flGinny99 St. -loseph's School Oneonta Normal Credit List '38, '39. Often seen, seldom heard. GEORGE DOUGLASS Fort johnson School Undecided Salutatorian. Genius must be born: It can never be tauglvtfl nts E. Dietmar ' :QQ ' vs lN'lcCleary School -,M UhdCCidCd Student Mixer '38g Credlitxl-i-S! 39s Year Book Staflg Locker Nftrhltotg Secretary of Alpha Delta Phi Sorority. fl quiet pleasant manner N'l7lf many fflflldiu CHI-'STFR DRzI-xriciti Mike St. Stanislaus School Bentley School of Accounting Alllfilj Festival Usherg Commence- ment Usherg Credit Roll. U 'Tir good In every rave. you knoir. to l7a1e vtringr Itnto your ltonxu EMNILLINA M my Duc HI SSI Emmie Guy Park Avenue School Undecided Chorus 38 39 A light heart ln es longer MARTHA E DUFEL Mart Tribes Hill School Undecided Credit List 37 38 Devil-may-care. X STELLA DUHAY Dufe Academy Street School Nursing Credit List '37, '38, '39g Honor Roll '38, '39g Skidmore Music Festivalg Assembly Programsg Chorus '37, ,385 Usher at Commencement Exercises '38g Baccalaureate, Class Day. Patience and gentleness are power. M.NRY ELIZABETH DUNAGAN flRed9, St. joseph's School Librarian Girls' Athletic Clubg Quips Editor of Item '39g Usher for Music Festi- val '38g Credit List '37, '38g Parents' Night Demonstration '39g Athletic Play Day '38. Her open eyex derire the truth. MARY' ELRANOR Dwrmz YfDceV7 St. Mary's Institute Business School Bled with plain reason. DOROTHY DYLoNi, HDD!!! St. Stanislaus School Cornell University Chi Sigma Theta Sororityg Honor Roll '37g Credit List '38, Mirror, mirror, tell me Ani I pretty or plain? FRANCES M. Dziicowicz Fran Milton Avenue School University of Michigan Hi-Y ,38, '39g Delegate to Hi-Y As- sembly in Albanyg Society Editor for the ltemg Assembly Usher '38, '39g Usher at Baccalaureate, Class Day, Commencement Exercises '38, Music Festivalg Student Mixer '39: Phi Al- pha Lambda Sororityg Girls' Athletic Club '39g Credit Listg Honor Roll: Reception Committee Senior Ball. A prim and dainty maia' is she. IRisNie CEceLiA Dziicowicz Reno St. Stanislaus School Nursing A pleasing girl with pleasing n'ays.'i ARTHUR ECKART f!BudY! West Spring Street School Academy Street School Accounting Credit Roll '38, '39. A sheik am lf, LYDIA EDMUNDS ULee!Y Arnold Avenue School Undecided Academy Street School Broadalbin Central School Junior Coeds '37, '38. ulilirtation, attention without intention. MARIE Lucy Ettis Guy Park Avenue School Undecided She smiled, and the smile went everywhere. MARY ANN ELMY Fifth Ward School Oneonta Normal Psi Chi Phi Sororityg Costume Com- mittee for Senior Playg Credit List '38, '39g Student Mixer ,375 Chorus ,37. On their own merit modest folk are quiet. MAE ELIZABETH ENGELHARDT Snooksie West Spring Street School Perth Central School Undecided Class Banker '38. lily mind lets go a thousand thingsf, NlAURICQE FELSK1 Moose North School, Herkimer, N. Y. Bentley School of Accounting 1'll not budge an inch. ALVIN S. Fick MAIN Manny's Corners School Undecided Cranesville School Usher for Music Festivalg junior Prize Speaking winnerg Year Book Staff, Credit Listg Honor Rollg Senior Playg Baseball '39. Gentleman is Written in his brorvf' l'lIiRMAN FiL1iiiaR ro lfHerm5Y Lincoln Avenue School, Orange, N. Business Schm When I hecanie a man, I put away childish things M J EVELYN lsfIARiE PINK Finkie Fort Hunter School Nursing He'r virtues an many. X BLANCHE FISHEIK-i Cookie Hagaman Grammar School Undecided Chorus ,375 Assembly Program '37, '38g Usher at Music Festival '38g One Act Plav Contest ,383 Christmas Vaudeville '37g Credit List '39. A little girl liut a big friend to all. ROBERT Flrz-JAMES Fitz,' Guy Parlc Avenue School Dulce University Ultls nice to get up early, But who Wants to lie nice? XViLL1Ax1 HENRY FLATTERS Willie,' West Spring Street School Undecided Second Poetry Prize Ambition oftentime dwells in the quiet and reserved. ZIGMUND FRACZIZK 'qlfvaslelcl' Milton Avenue School Aeronautical Engineering Assistant Track Manager '38, Assist- ant Football Manager '39, Traclc Manager '39. Think much, say littlef' FRED FRASCATORE Frascie Vrooman Avenue School Undecided Chi Phi Beta Fraternity. He tlvougbt tlve world was made of green cheese. E GRAYCE CAROLYN FRATANGELO N X . X N-lltterbugn Newt Main Street School ' A Beautician Credit Listg My Programsg Pres- ident Psi Chi Phi Sotorityi ViCf- President of S0l'0s'fCV '38s General Chairman of ulallypop Dance Christmas Vaudevilleg JUIIEUY PN'-im Floor Show '38, '39, Assistant Cslllif- man Orchestra, Senior Ball. Sl7e's little, 5l7L'l5 llf'lA't.'. sl1e's a corlqer for lver .ri:e.', X BEUY M. FREDERICKS Betts Academy Street School Bacteriology Usher at Music Festivalg Assistant Literary Editor for ltemg Credit List '37, '38, ,39. Her wife was eier soft, gentle, and low, An excellent thing in woman ' C! 1 it Y. 'rd bv 'IOHN FRITZ Milton Avenue School Undecided A good sport through and through lie has proved himself to be. DOROTHY FRYDEL Dot St. Stanislaus School Albany Business College Her smile is sweetened by ber gravity. JOSEPH FURMAN ujoen McCle:1:y School Undecided Baseball '37, '38, '39, Credit List '37, '38, Ullflncre fl7CTt'l5 life, tl7ere's hope. fy ANDREW Fusco flAndy,, Fifth Xvard School Business School Chi Phi Beta Fraternity, Chorus. Mt- excited? Ne1'er. ' NLJOSEPH GALIETTA !lOornP.!7 McCleary School Undecided Arnold Avenue School Academy Street School Football '38, '39, Track ,385 Tennis '37g Hockey 'SSL Assembly Programs '37g Usher for Music Festival 78. Caesar was ambitious, and look Where lie is. ' Doms R. GALUSHA Giggers Fort Hunter School Dietician, Canton, N. Y. Fashion Paradeg Honor Roll, Credit List. nlilirlalion, attention Witlwont ' intention. NORMA GARLHNIER Norm. Wfest Spring Street School Undecided K. E. Sororityg Perfect Banking. Still nater rims deep. Ronrm K. Gsnoiwiign Bob Bennington Grade School, Bennington, Vt. Union College Band and Orchestra '37, '383 Band '39. He sleeps by day more than tlre wilclcatf' IRENE C. GASKA Fourth Ward School Undecided junior Prom Committeeg Associate Editor of the ltemg Usher for Music Festivalg Hi-Yg Honor Studentg Hon- orable Mention, Recorder Contestg Refreshment Committee, Senior Ballg Desoration Committee Senior Ball. And lightly was her slender nose tip- tilterl like the petals of a flower. SUE QATTO Guy Park Avenue School Nursing Item Staff '39g Psi Chi Phi Sororityg Student Mixer '38, '39g Honor Roll and Credit List '37, '38, '39g Usher at Music Festival. i'Goorl tliings come in small packages -so does dynamite. X Frmwcis GEIL Dick lVlcCleary School Undecided Hockey ,383 Soccer '38, 'Pls idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean. JAMES GFNTILE Doc Brent. Fifth Ward School Undecided No tasle is too diffiicitlt to overcome. 1' fp xl. 4? ii Qc' Q M1C,HAEL GERARDI Mike Fifth Ward School Undecided Best kind of a sport and a pal. true blue. X WFELIZ Giowxwxi Snorky St. Josephs School New England Conservatory of Music. Chi Phi Beta Fraternityg Noon Day Orchestra ,375 Tennis Varsity '37g Christmas Vaudeville Show '37g As- sistant Manager of Varsity Football '37g Manager of Varsity Foothall '38, '39g Baseball Squad '38g Varsity Base- ballg Music Festivalg Special Chorus '59, H'orry lvas killed many rm-n Wlvy die? XEIJWARD Gimaowsxi Grebb Fourth Ward School Clerk 1 dare do all that may become a man. ALIRFILIA A. GRAl.EWSKA Rilly Vrooman Avenue School Nursing Credit List '37, '38, '39g Usher. Hager and willing for work. ELLEN GRAY I.el'n Academy Street School Secretary Chorus '37g Class Banker '57, '58 '393 ,lUl1i0f Prom Committeeg As- sembly Programsg Credit List. Her voice was e1er soft, gentle anal low, an excellent tliing in woman. RACHEL GRAYSON Rae lVlcCleary Street School Fannie M. Farmer's Boston School of Cookery. Credit Listg Student Mixer '39g jun- ior Co-ed Clubg Girls' Athletic Club '37, '38, '39g Treasurer Alpha Delta Phi Sorority '39g Secretary Alpha Delta Phi '38g Parents' Week- Physical Demonstrationg Waitress at Teachers' Christmas Partyg Usher at Music Festival. Sweets to the sweet. 7 .ALFSANDRIA GRECO Sandra Fifth Wfard School Undecided Credit List. ,Wocici'tw is the grace of the soul, Louis GRECQO Lou West Spring Street School Stanford A sober mari. MARl'HA Giucco UMM-IV! Woodrow Wilson School Business School Girls' Athletic Club 37, '38, '39g Cheerleader '39g Girls' Basketball Team '37, '38. Athletics are my rneatf' CONST.A.Nff!Z RootaR'i'A GHFENBIUI nv Connie Little Falls, N. Nursing, Newark City Hospital Credit List. To be slow in words is n'ornan's only virtue. nr Roman-r P. GREENE Terror Bob Fifth Ward School Llhdedded Year Book Staffg Chi Phi Beta Fraternityg Baseball '39. iWiti'lr lcarrzuig doth niafqu me mad. Cl-'i ELIA GRZYXX'lENSK.A HC -In el Hagaman Grammar School Office Vfork Crt-dit I,istg Usher: Parent-Teacher l Week Demonstration. nllllmt if dont' uiwly is dom' HHH... di 'Z Lf GERARD Gnzywiissxi Doc St. Stanislaus School Bentley School of Accounting Sigma Rho Fraternityg Credit List: Bookkeeping Contest. .'Ucr1 .ire newer so good or bad as their opinions. Eiwmno FRANK GUNHENNY Eddie St. Stanislaus School Undecided Track '38, '39g Bowling '39. UA man after his own heart. liiliizimirsirxrsiii M. Guizrowsici filiii-TY, St. Stanislaus School Bentley School of Accounting Sigma Rho Fraternityg Track Team '38g Bowling Team 38. I frame learned. in nffratsoerer state I am, tlrerenillv to be content. Eoisiix HALL Eddie Academy Street School Undecided New East Main Street School Assemhly Programsg Credit List '39. lVorrien love the strong. KATHRYN E. HALLENBECK Kitty West Spring Street School Vassar College Year Book Staff '39g Phi Delta So- rority: Crazy Rhythm Review '37g Usherg Chorus '37g Credit Listg As- scmhly Programsg junior Prom Committee. .She could be siferit in revert lmigiiagesf' Maint XV. H.-xsmorsti Guy Park Avenue School Business School L'psilon Phi Delta Sorority: Chorus '37, 98: Credit List. ulviitzcioti-' and gay All tfwt' liielong d'tn. X HELEN MARIIQ HARR Harr Fourth Ward School Beautician K. E. Sorority. l'i1arIty is the gift of women. Rose EMILIE HARROXY' Sparc Vrooman Avenue School Albany Business School Phi Alpha Lambda Sororityg Vice President of Sorority '39g Credit List, Girls' Basketball Team '37, '38, '39g Chorus '37, A lvusy wind finds no time for frivolous fanriesfl XVILLIAM HASENFUSS, JRX f?Bill77 West Spring Street School Undecided He comes from the Wide open spaces. MILDRED E. HERRINGTON Mike Academy Street School Laboratory Technician K. E. Sororityg Year Book Staflrg Item Staff, Honor Roll '37, '38g Student Mixer '37, '38g Chorus '37, Seems about to explode- lVitlJ rrzerrimcntfi JOHN HOFFMAN Swartz Hill School Undecided Ticket-Checking Committee, Senior Ball. Knowledge is modest and nfaryg Wisdom seeks them out. SHIRLEY HoGG Shirl Arnold Avenue School Undecided Credit Listg Phi Delta Sorority, Presi- dent Girls' Hi-Yg Usher for Student Mixer, Hi-Y Setting-Up Conference. Her stature tall: I hate a :lumpy rvomanf' 'E QS Q'-5 'Nav' fx rx 'bn iff 'ZH 5' V-H'-0 'cj 32? -sf . 5- YT A-'rr 5- ELIZABETH HOLLRRAN Betty McCleary' School P. G. K. E. Sororityg Hi-Yg Student Mixer '39g Item Staff '39g Honor Roll, Cred- it Lisrg Honor Student, Reception Committee, Senior Ball. lVould that there were i more like l1er. l LORRAINE B. HORTON YQLIOI-ry!! Academy Street School St. Mary's Institute Albany Business College Upsilon Phi Delta Sorority. Noble in every word and aleedf, ARTHUR HOSHKO Hosh', West Spring Street School Aviation Amsterdam Cadet Corp, Student Council '37, '38, '39. Speak of me as I amf' 1 JACK C. HOTALING Orchids,, Academy Street School Cornell Q x ' Hockey Team '37, '38. None could be his parallel but lzimselff' WILLIAM HRYCF YPMOOHUY I f lVlcCleary School Store H0f'Icey '37, nE1'Cfyone who does luis best ' is a hero. Rose E. HUSBAND Pudgie Guy Park Avenue School University of Rochester President of Phi Delta Sorority, Hi- Yg Honor Rollg Credit Listg Item Staff '38g Year Book Stalfg Assembly Usher '39, Chairman Program Com- mittee, Senior Ball. I am resolved to grow fat, And look young until sixtyf' ANTHONY IACOVANGELO Tony Angelo Xvest Spring Street School Undecided lVhere's there is life, there's hope. DONATO IANNUZZI Danny Academy Street School Columbia Chi Phi Beta Fraternityg President Student Councilg Viceepresident Sen- ior Classg President Hi-Yg Assistant Manager Track Teamg Year Book Staiig Director Sophomore One Act Playg Prizes American Legion Ora- rorical Contestsg Honor Rollg Credit Listg Instrumental Musicg Honor Stu- dentg Chairman Senior Ball. Born to dominate. + CHESTER A. IWANSKI lfchetli St. Stanislaus School New East Main Street School McAllister School of Embalming, New York City Sigma Rho Fraternityg Chorus '37, 338, '39. Gentleman is written upon his bronff' FRANCIS JANKowsKt Boots Tribes Hill Union College Honor Rollg Ticket-Checking, Senior Ball. S lby nature, but active in mindf' 'x 1 JOHN JAREK :Lian Milton Avenue School X Commtmigcaticn Baseball Assistant Manager '37, Ma!!- ager '38, '39g Football '37, '38g Radio Demonstration for National Educa- tion Weekg Radio Code Classg Credit List. Betn'ecn talking and laughing His day is full. HELEN JAWORSKA Chick Woodrow' Wilson School Nursing Something between a kindness and a help. G- -, -IOSEPHINE W. JENDRZEJ CZAK Flash New East Main Street School Undecided Credit List. n1,i'l'i11g, unfathomed, here am l. ' LILLIAN G. JOHNSON Blondy New East Main Street School Business School Credit Listg Delta Phi Nu Sorority. ll'hat gaictj' is hers. ' Non MA M. JOHNSON ., .. johnny Academy Street School Amsterdam School of Commerce Honor Rollg Credit List. Simple, quiet and unassuming. IRENE JUNKUM QYIVV Hagaman Grammar School State College for Teachers Item Staffg Junior Prom Committeeg Usher at Music Festivalg Perfect At- tendance '37, '38g Honor Roll '37, '381 Honor Student. A studious lass is she. SPENCER KAISER Spence Arnold Avenue School Syracuse, Scientific Research Class President '37, '38, '39g Student Council '38g Senate '39g Credit Listg -lunior Prom Chairmang Assembly Programsg Senior Playg Executive Committee, Senior Ballg Reception Committe, Senior Ball. A friend is xwrth all hazards we can run. JANE D. KEELER ve - vw .lame Wlest Spring Street School Russell Sage Ont' Act Plat' Contest '3 . 'EBL W'innrr wi ,lun- ior Prize Speaking Contest WB: Honor Roll: Literati Editor of Year Hook: Assemhli' Pro- grams: Director of Christmas Plat-s '38, 'VM Master ol Ceremonies at Christmas Yaudcvillr '39: Senior Plas' Staging '3B: -lunior Prom Committee: Usher at 1938 Commencement Ex' rrrisesg Usher Music Festival '38. '39: Senior Play: Reception Committee Senior Ball: Little Theatre Dramatic Prize, All the n'orld's a stage, and we arc lm! the actors. RUSSELL j. KELLY Russ Arnold Avenue School R. P. Credit Listg Honor Roll, Winner Insurance Essay Contest. Better late than newer. f THOMAS F. KENNEDY Tom Guy Park Avenue School University of Hawaii Varsity Basketball Manager '38g Football '37g Varsity Football '38g Gamma Sigma Fraternity. Not Hercules could have knocked out his brain, for hc had nonc. ' SADIE Kumar St. Casimir's School Undecided Credit List, Honor Rollg Chorus '38g Skidmore College Chorus. Impossible is a nford I never use. MARY M. KlLANOV'SKA UKCIIYYY St. Stanislaus School Albany Business College Credit List. Cheerfulness and pleasantness arc invaluable 1'irtues.,' VIRGINIA KING H-IeanU! St. Mary's Institute New East Main Street School Browne's Business College, Brooklyn junior Coeds Anything to be noticed. DOLORES KORONA UD0 Vrooman Avenue School Business School Girls' Athletic Club '37, '38, 39g Vice- President Girls' Athletic Club l38, '39g Phi Alpha Lambda Sororityg Stu- dent Councilor '37, '38, '39g Cheer- leader '39g Captain of Girls, Basket- ball Team ,39g Credit Listg Waitress at Teachers' Christmas Banquetg As- sembly Program, Usher. She is gentle, she is shy, But there's mischief in her eye. U its 4. x K 4. .fr- Q! :ff ix 6 X STASXA KOSIBA Milton Avenue School Ofhce Work Honor Roll, Credit List. Simple: quiet and unassuming. FREDA KOSINSKA MAIN Vrooman Avenue School Undecided She lives best who lives gailyf' JOHN KOZIARZ Milton Avenue School Aviation There is no Wisdom like franlenessf' CHESTER KRAWCZYK Legs Milton Avenue School Lowell Textile School Long and leanf' EVA KREITLOW fCBuCky?9 McCleary School ,f4ocal Work Christmas Vaudeyam '37. '3-8g Stu- Clent C0ul1Cil. '37, '38, Chorus '38, '39g fr 'Assembly Program. ' An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorronun STANLEY KRUCZYNSKI Kruxy Vrooman Avenue School Aviation Football '37, '38, Basketball '37, Not 'very grave, not 'very gayg But pleasant and charming every day. ELINORF E. KRUTZ Krutzie Swart Hill Albany Business College A maiden neier lwla'. HELEN Knrsiic ffH'1 St. Stanislaus School Undecided Credit Listg Phi Alpha Lambda Sorority. How sweet is true lo1'e. ' JOE KUCZEK YfBen7Y Woodrow Wilson School Holy Cross Football '38, 339, Baseball ,37, '38, '39, He ir destined to l7eeume great in athletics. REGINA KUK Kukie St. Stanislaus School Mildred Elley, Albany, N. Y. Secretary Of Chi Sigma Theta Sorori- tyg Honor Rollg Credit List. Neat and tidy as can be. t STANLLEQUKOWSKI HPW 71 Hagaman Grammar School' X Duke University junior Varsity Basketball Team '37, '38, '39g Credit Rollg Golf Team. He, too, ir elevtined to lveeome great in atl1lelief. PAULINE LABAH4 Paula Fourth Ward School Undecided Credit List. A quiet, steady, earner! girl. IJONALD LAMBO Danal' Academy Street School Pratt Institute, New Yorlc City Tennis Team '38, '39g Basketball '37g Credit Listg Traclc Team '39g Year Book Stafifg Decoration Committee Senior Ball. Art ir pon er YELDQRUN LAMOTHE Blondie ' lVlcCleary School Woodrow Wilson School Wanalseena Forestry School U 'Tir greatly wire to recall past happenings. X DOROTHY LANG Q!D0t73 District No. 9 Home Economics Honor Roll '38, '39g Credit List '38g Honorable Mention in National Sewing Contest. lf: nice to be natural if y0u're naturally nice. CAROL M. LARSON Vancouver School, Washington Eastern Washington College of Education Year Book Staffg Honor Roll, , Honor Student. nlriipoxrible is a word I never usef' 1' 'D JEAN LARSON '45 jgyvt rg - vs 413. Jeanie Vancouver School, Washington Linfield College, lVlclVlinnville, Oregon Honor Roll. ullffuderately quiet perlvapt, lrut a mighty good perron to frame for a friend. GEORGE l.AzARol' Academy Street School lVlilton Avenue School Business School Water Boy. The a'eiil'r in rm X Ircis CAROL LEES Lees,' Public School 13, Business School Richmond Rosebanlc, Staten Island, N. Y. Student Mixer ,37, Chorus '39, Christmas Vaudeville l37, '38, K. E. Sorority. A strange thing is man, but a stranger thing is nornanf' JOHN LENAHAN X Boys' High School, Undecided Buffalo, N. Y. They say miracles are past. RACHEL LEONARD llRae7! McCleary School Undecided K. E. Sorority, Item Staii. Sweet personality, full of rascalityf' JOSEPH LEONE if-Ice!! Boston, New jersey, Undecided and Fourth Ward Schools Chorus. A lrolcl, had man ELEANOR LEVANDOSKY REV? Milton Avenue School Undecided New East Main Street School Student Councilor, Athletic Club, Honor Roll, Credit List, Usher at Music Festival. just rolling along, FREDA LEWEK Vrooman Avenue School Undecided Athletic Club '38, '39, Secretary Chi Sigma Theta Sorority '39, Student Mixer '39, Usher at Music Festival, Atheltic Play Day '38, Honor Roll, Year Book Staff. A pleasant combination of petiteness ami friendliness. X LEON R. LEXVEK ffLee7, hflilton Avenue School Undecided Student Councilor '37, '38, Honor Roll, Credit List. Seine strange thoughts haie strayed here. JOHN LIGGERO johnny Fifth Ward School Undecided Chi Phi Beta Fraternity. Lowe begins too well to end wellf, WALLAQE LINDSAY Pete Guy Parlc Avenue School University of Michigan Gamma Sigma Fraternity, Secretary- Treasurer junior Class. nllfelre all goocl fellows together. STANLEY LITWA Babel, Vrooman Avenue School Texas Christian University Varsity Football '37, '38, Varsity Bas- lcetball '38, '39, Varsity Baseball '37, '38, '39. A friendly spirit is a gift of Godu GZNEVIFVE B. L'i,,5: Gink St. Stanislaus SCl'TL00l NUYSil1g, Naflhan Littauer Hospital Debate, A5590 ibly Program '37, Cred- it I-iS! 37- '38, Girls' Athletic Club '38, '39s Usher at Assemblies, One ACI play Contest, Year Book Staff. She is good natured and a friend' to allf' x SYEVEN LOLOS ffcashw New East Main Street School University of Michigan iVIan is inconsistent stillf, IDA LORENZ rcld- 37 IB Gray District School Housework l'Vell done is hetter than well said. ROBERT LOSEE YKBOEY Fifth Ward School New York State Merchant Marine Academy Hi-Y '38, ,39g Year Book Staff '39g Hockey Team '38g Delegate to Hi-Y Assembly '39g Assembly Programs '37, ,38g Knights of Test Tube '39g Usher for Student Mixer '39g Usher for Music Festival '38. And fun and mirth grew fast and furiousf' JEAN E. Loucxs ujeannien Academy Street School Nursing Arnold Avenue School Credit List. Gentle, quiet and reserved. XJAMES W. LOVE Njimmiel' Fort johnson Cornell University, Chemist Honor Rollg Credit Listg Music Eestivalg Year Book Stall. I-Ieis never in a hurry But he gets there just the same. NOIMAN IDYBNSTEIN ' Norm 'I A pc S. 5X5New York City Syracuse Arnold A',3lme School University Academy Street School Student Com ,371 '33, ,395 Cfed' it Listg Stuqltnt .Mixerg . Nu .Delta Sigma Frate !'llfYS .lumof Rm? Cggflllm- There's a place 4.14 FWHM for every man 411110-n TED LUBIN fYT0dgeY7 Milton Avenue School Academy Street School Syracuse University Third Team Basketball '37g Second Team Basketball 'SSQ Baseball Team '38, '39. His wit invites you. 3 1 -,i va , - '. .cal EDWIN LEWIS LUCK Eddie Fifth Ward School Army lVhat should a man do hut he merry. FRANK LUDWIN x Erisky', St. Stanislaus School Singing School Vrooman Avenue School Credit Listg Honor Roll. There is moderation in all thingsf, MARIE MABEE Guy Park Avenue School Undecided Credit Listg Honor Rollg Girls' Ath- letic Clubg Decoration Committee for Junior Prom '38. Often seen, seldom heard. X JOHN MAJEWSKI lislugsw St. Stanislaus School Undecided The world knows nothing of its greatest men.n REGINA MAJEWSKI jean St. Stanislaus School Undecided Credit Roll. Napoleon was small, too. ALBERT MALKOX!'ICH Ace Miller New East Main Street School Notre Dame University Track Team '37g Basketball '37g Jun- ior Varsity Basketball '38g Credit Roll, Faint heart ne'er won fair lady. i ERNEST MANCHESTER Emile McCle:iry School Alfred University, Engineer Bowling Team '39. Steaclfaftnefs is tlve foundation - H of all virtues. JOSEPHINE lX1ANCINI Fifth Ward School Undecided Psi Chi Phi Sorority. Tlverc'x a little twinkle in lver eye. Altlwuglr a tlrouglvtficl manner Xhyfy X NEIL MAN1'ONE ujugw Fifth Ward School Electrical Work His years are young- rlon't mind him. X MARY CECILE MARSHALL fYCeleYY St. Patrickls School, Nursing Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Activities at St. Patrick's, Eau Claire, Wisconsin: Choir, Chorus, Girl Scout, Reviewer of Shamrock, Operetta Star Flowerf Prom Committee, Glee Club. Ullflvat sweet delight a quiet life ajforclsf' ANN MARSICANEI Guy Park Avenue School Undecided Psi Chi Phi Sororityg Student Mixerg Credit List. A jolly girl iritlr a jolly way. JAMES MARTUSCELLO West Spring Street School Undecided I lmvc spent my life laborioiuly doing nothing. -J' C77 x Enwfxizn MATEUNAS Neiv' East Nlain Street School Undecded Varsity Football '39g Varsity Basketball '39. Du what is right, come what may. x LEON W. MAZANEK Nlilton Avenue School Undecided Track Team '37, '38g Rifle Club '39, lVIi5cl7ief, tlvou art afoot. JACK MCCLELLAN Fuzzy Wuzzyll Guy Park Avenue School Undecided Gamma Sigma Fraternityg Hi-Y Vice- Presidentg Basketball '37, '38g Honor Rollg Credit List. 1 am not in the roll of common menf' MARJORIE MARY MCCLUMPHA QYMarge?7 Snoolcs Corners, Undecided District No. 8 Credit List. Noble in every word and deeclf' JEAN E. MCCUNE ' Arnold Avenue School Academy Street School Uiiversity of Rochester K. E. Sororityg Chorusg Honor Roll '38, ,395 Item Staffg Student Mixerg One Act Play Contestg Cheerleaderg Year Book Staffg Honor Studentg Refreshment Committee Senior Ball. Best of all among the rarext of good ones. EDWIN MCGRATTAN Eddie Milton Avenue School R. P. I. Arnold Avenue School Academy Street School Credit Listg Junior Prom Qommittee. It is never wise to :lip the bands of disciplinef, HELEN MCGLIIRE Miclcey,' Academy Street School l Business School President of Alpha Delta Phi Sorori- tyg Vice-President Sub-Deb Cluhg Student Mixerg Credit List. A harmless flaming meteor shown for hairfl BEVERLY P. MCHARG !!BeVy'Y McCleary School Teaching Credit Listg Honor Rollg K. E. Presi- dentg Item Stafig junior Prom Com- mitteeg Perfect Attendanceg Perfect Banlcingg Student Mixer l37. Merry maiden, shy and snfeetf' 1 EDWIN MCKNIGHT BlulJl3er McCleary School Syracuse University Soccer Team '38. Sweet are the slumhers of a virtuous man. SAMUEL MCQUlI.LAN llsarnyf Milton Avenue School Undecided Hi-Yg Knights of the Test Tubeg Credit Listg Senior Dance Commit- teeg Assistant Chairman, Eloor Committee, Senior Ball. Oh, pretty boy, trust not too much to your rosy looksfi' X X i Remus Lois MESSANE RJ BN St. joseph,s School l Academy Street School Nursing, Mt. St. Agnes, Baltimore Girls' Athletic Cluhg Christmas Vaudevilleg Dancing Instructor. A fckle and ever changeable thing is woman. XJERNON MEYERS Verny Arnold Avenue School Academy Street School Boeing School of Aeronautics Nu Delta Sigma Eraternityg Chair- man Decoration Committee for ,lun- ior Prom: Art Cluhg Rifle Cluhg Dec- oration Committee Senior Bally Credit Roll. 1 ani going to walk on the sunny suit' of the road as long as I can. Xgsy JOHN MICHALCZAK, JR. X Archie', Milton Avenue School Wfoodrow Wilson School Forestry School E1'crything comes to the nian who n'aits.U LEONARD MIGDAL ffMiggSY! New East Main Street School Business Alpha Beta Gamma Fraternityg Stu- dent Mixerg Credit List. A four square man in every way: Ask him-he'll help you any day. X EARL MILLER YfDuSty7, West Spring Street School Mechanics Rifle Cluhg Soft Ball. He is usually absent in body Anti sometimes even in spirit. -'I' If BARNEY MIRABITO 'i + u?N. Vrooman Avenue School Undecided Think much, say Iittief' JULIA MISKINIS If-Iu1e59 Fourth Ward School Undecided Sn'eetness of disposition rhnrnif ilu- soul. THoMAs MONTAGNlN0 Monty Fourth Wfard School Aviation, Parlc's Air College Chorus. Anti up in the air helll go. jawn IiL12ABE'rH Moom? ,. r .. Janie Philadelphia Secretarv A pleasing girl rvitlv pleasing ways. Rose Momiiut St. Marys Institute New East Main Street School Arnold Avenue School Academy Street School School of Commerce Student Nlixer '38g Psi Chi Phi Sorority. li'orrj'? Not lf' f CLFMENT MOSKAL If-Ialqen St. Stanislaus School Business College Football. The last straw. X I'Il-fNRY IVIOZELEWSKI Hank Yankee Hill Undecided Sophomore Basketball Team. The eyes appear irznoeentf, lNIAm.Anif r Miitiiws ffpegv Academy Street School Business School A taciticrn little mi v. XHAZIZI. EMMA IVIULLET Fifth Ward School Undecided Credit Roll '38, '39. She lives best who loves gailyf' -1 Hi in .,,, Qi' 4L...n- if 7 ir G' C' HENRY BOLESLMQ: MURAW'SKl Hank Milton Avenue School Boston Seminarv Credit List '38, '39, Young I.OC'l7i1I1dT.u NIARY XV. MURoot.H lVIurdy NIcCleary School Cornell University Phi Delta Sororityg Hi-Yg Honor Rollg Chcerleaderg Item Staffg Year Book Stafig Athletic Clubg Hi-Y Con- gressg Honor Studentg Recorder Es- sav. honorable mentiong Properties, Senior Playg junior Prom, Decora- tionsg Winner Tennis Doubles '38 nliriglvt is the athletic star ivlw slzines in nzany fields. BOBETTE MURPHY Bobbie,' St. lVIary's Institute Mildred Elley School Her manner, charming and quietfy HELEN E. MURPHY NIurph,' Cooperstown Union High Librqlan Credit List. Half tlie sport is ii' flu' 8a 'f H Q51 'Cf' YIM To Rom-Ri' MIIRPHY lVIurp.,' Cooperstown High School l ' Undecided His years are young- elorft mind him. I Romani' MURRAY R! lVIurph r O lVlcCleary School Cobleskill 51 Hockey Teamg Soccer Team. ,l Let every man enjoy lris wlvimf, lVlARj0R!E ADELAIDE MURTLOW !YMidge7Y Tribes Hill School Brooklyn College Item Stall '39, Credit List. Where the stream rims smoothest. the water is deepest. EDWIN MUZYKA Shorty Priest School, Detroit, Mich. U. S. Navy Olaf what may man within him hide, Though angel on the outnfard side. MARY T. NARDO l:reclcles Fifth Ward School Office Worlc Beauty and modesty walk hand in hand. Joi-IN NASH Connaught, Canada Undecided Hi-Y '38, '39, Usher at Student Mixer '39, 'By the freside there are peace and comfortf' JAMES Nenu Nelli lfifrh Ward School Undecided All heroes are not six feet tall, Large souls may dwell in bodies small. X CHARLES NEwMAN Butch West Spring Street School Chemistry or Forestry Rifle Team. 'I fail to see the necessity of work. RAYMOND NICHOLS l!NiCkU Vrooman Avenue School Wanakeena Forestry School junior Varsity Basketball '38, '39g Sophomore Varsity Basketball '37. Still waters run deep. LELAND HENRY NILES, Jinx fQM0nk77 Guy Parl: Avenue School Colgate University Nu Delta Sigma Fraternityg Student Councilor '37, Young fellonfs will be young fellows. DANIEL No'ro Dann Academy Street School Electrician A jolly and true working fellow. CLARENCE OARR Clinlc Tribes Hill School Albany State Teachers College One Act Play Contest '37, '39g Honor Roll '37, '38g Credit Roll '37, '38, '39g junior Prize Spealcingg Usher at Bac- calaureate, Commencement, Class Day '38, New York State Music Festival, Hi-Yg Item Staffg Assembly Programs. Think much, say little. Loy OLESEN McCleary School American Academy of Embalming Chorus. Rejoice, oh young man in thy youth. X Orro j. OPPOTT Otsee Yankee Hill School Engineering Rifle Team. l oolq at me: I am a man ' PEGGY ORNISBX' Mpeg.. Arnold Avenue School Academy Street School Kindergarten Teacher Usherg One Act Play Contest '39g Phi Delta Sororityg Girls' Hi-YQ Student Mixer '38, '39. The 'ters' floner of youth. X NORMA OSTERHOUDT Norm lN'lcCleary School Business School K. E. Sorority. faithless as the ninds or seas. Sometimes forward, sometimes roy. Yet she neu er fails to please. ANN M. OLFDERKIRK Ozzie Arnold Avenue School Academy Street School Cornell University Dietetics Kappa Epsilon Sororityg Student Mix- er '38, '39g Credit Rollg Honor Roll: Music Festival Committeeg Athletic Play Day ,383 Parents' Night Dem- onstration '38g Senior Play. A nay to have friends is to be one X MURRAY' PACKER Mun P. S. No. 19, Albany Cornell University Football. lVhat a sweet little baby he must have beenfn .l0SEPHlNF PALANIARA Fiddles Vrooman Avenue School Professional Dancing School of New Yorlc Student Mixer '37g Christmas Vaude- ville '37, '38g Psi Chi Phi Sororityg -lunior Prom Floor Show '38g As- sembly Program '38g News Reporter for Psi Chi Phi Sorority '37, '38, The girl n'as horn a dancer. BEATRICE PARO llBea1Q C1ray District, No. 11 Undecided Gym Secretaryg Credit List. Thy smiles become thee well. M 'YV' Z 40- 'gh T' X THOMAS PEARCE Academy Street School Undecided Football '37, '38g Rifle Clubg Usher for Music Festival '38. Hang sorrorr, lefs he merry . X LANVRENCE PETERS Larry Fifth Xward School Albany Business School Chorus '37, '38, '39g Junior Prom Committceg Assembly Programs. fill the many sounds of nature Iiorrcu' sweetness from her singirigfl K CHARLES PETERS Chuck Academy Street School Undecided Second and Third Team Basketball. Laugh, and the uforla' laughs with you. X GERTRLJDE PIANOWSKI YlGerdy!3 Woodroiv Wilson School Undecided Athletic Clubg Costume Committee for Senior Playg Credit List. ll nfinsome sunny nature, a trusty friendfl x-HEs'rER PIECUCH Percy St. Stanislaus School Designer Baselwall '39g Credit List: Honor Rollg Parents' Night Demonstration. Cententrnent is natural Wealth. X ALBERT WYMAN PTKE Pilcee West Spring School Horticulture, Cornell llnivcrsity Bowling Team '38, '39g Chorus '37g Assembly Programs. It is the heart and not the brain that to the highest doth attainf, ALLEN P1LEt:KAs X Rook Hagaman Grammar SCl100l Syracuse University I am a citizen of the world. ELEANORE PIUREK Pony Vrooman Avenue School Hairdressing Phi Alpha Lamhda Sorority, Credit List. Ulfrieridfp' ways n'in friends alu'a3fs.' f JOE PTUREK Njokeri' Vrooman Avenue School U. S. Navy Solver, steadfast, ana' gentlemanlyf' KATHARYN POVULES YQKayU Draper High School, Schenectady Nursing, Samaritan Hospital, Troy How often, 017 how often in the days that have gone by, I have stood on that bridge at mid- night And gazed on that :wwe and sky. ' CHARi.Es PRESTON Red liourth Ward School Undecided Hi-Y, Bowling Team '38, for fn- if rlvc lvcfl of good felloursf XXIINIITRED M. Pm':x1As 'lwlinnich Vrooman Avenue School St. Stanislaus School Nursing, New York Hudson River State Hospital Credit List. '.Hdf1f'j' am 1, from care 1 am free. Donormf PRZYBYLO Dottie St. Stanislaus School Undecided Vrooman Avenue School Phi Alpha Lambda Sorority, Credit List. She knows lmppiness and gaietyf' BETTY M'AE QUACKENBUSH !fQuacky79 Fort Hunter Grammar School Business College Upsilon Phi Delta Sorority, Assemh- ly Programs, Perfect Attendance '37, '38, '39, Credit List ,37, '38, '39, Perfect Banking '37, To her friends she reveals a person alily. magnetic and alive. CELIA M. QlIATTROCICHI ttciclvv Fifth Ward School School of Commerce si Chi Phi Sorority, Credit List ,37, '39, Student Mixer '38, Chorus '38. A glass of fashionf, MARGARET M. QUINLAN UMM-gew St. Mary's Institute Undecided An ounce of wit is worth a pound of lleautyfi ALBERTA E. RADICHEL Arnold Avenue School Cornell University Editor-in-Chief of Item, Girls' Hi-Y, Student Council '37, '38, '39, K. E. Sorority, Honor Roll, Usher at Music Festival '38, Honor Student. She does a litllc kindnerx nfairfv most leant' undone. 1 ELLEN C. RECTOR Scotch Bush School State Teachers' College Honor Roll, Credit List Silent, bu! 5114diUllS.u i EDXYARD Reomoso Red McCleary School School of Commerce Hockey Team '37, Not wer serious, 7101 too gay: But a rare good fellonf' l.II.I.IAN RicicHi-QI. Lee', Fort johnson School Business School A lady well poised. X josiavu Riciwio B-risrle Benn Guy Park Avenue School Columbia University Nu Delta Sigma Fraternityg junior Prom Committeeg Senior Dance Com- mitteeg Year Book Staffg Ticket- Checlcing, Senior Ball. ul think: therefore, I am. Sovrma M. Riccio Vrooman Avenue School Undecided Credit List. HHH' irisfv there were more like her. JOSEPH P. RicHARosoN ff 73 joe McCleary School Toronto University The foolish man seeks happiness in the distance: The wise man grows it under his fCc'f.n MABEL Rinufv .fMay,. Enfield High School, Undecided Thompsonville, Conn. Credit List. Slut is quiet ana' unassimiirzgf' ' ANcieLiN.-x Rivitvi ..Ang., New East Niain Street School Business School Honor Roll '37, '38g Credit List '37, 38. Simzll, but pepppf' I.oRi:AiNi-, EI.IZ.-XBIYIH Roccif Raine I-lagnnmn Grammar S:hool Bible School Honor and Credit List B83 Credit List '39. mlifn niildest maririer, ami tfu' gwztlest heart. Louis Rossi St. lVlary's Institute Undecided Student Council '38, '39g Parents' Night, Usherg Ticket Committee for Three-One-Act Play Contest '38, Always ready to dial. Romikr Rossi lfBObY7 Woodrow' Wilson School lVIcCleary School Mechanical Wturk Chi Phi Beta Fraternity. He looks not without furor upon the opposite sex. Zimovm RUCKEY SonjaH NIcCleary School Undecided Credit List. ufur vfre is wise if 1 can judge her. RICHARD NELSON Ru LISON !fDicki! Scotch Bush School Syracuse University Honor Student. He appears iery quiet, but- XIINCENT Russo Vince'l Sleepy Guy Park Avenue School Business College Seek to be good, but aim not to be great, Miwkuu SACK Millie Central Grammar, Hudson, N. Y. Temple University Delta Phi Nu Sororityg Usher. uln her 'twat natural to please. JOHN SALTON ff-Ion!! ourth Ward School Designing Year Book Staflg Decoration Committee Senior Ball. Of such stuff are empires built. EMILY T. Samous NEITIN St. Casimir's School Dietetics, Canton State Agricultural School Girls' Athletic Club '37, '38, ,Z-9g Costume Committee for Senior Play '38g Plonorablc Mention in National Sewing Cnntestg Treasurer of Athletic Club '39g Credit List. Joy delights in joyf' REGINA SAMoI,Is Jeannie St. Casimir's School Undecided Honor Rollg Credit List. nf.ll7t'L'TfIll runipuny vfrortunf the niilefl Rosia V1Rt.iNi.a SANTORO NlcCleary School Oneonta Normal Credit List 38, '39, ll'itlr tl tjuxrlq mule. NORMA SCHAFFR UNO!-rnsv Tribes Hill Oswego Normal School President of Upsilon Phi Delta '39g Usher for Music Festivalg Music Fes- tival '37g Credit List. Gigglerr rome and gigglerx go, But I go on forever. ,. Sf 5 'il GERAt.o1NE G. St.HArt-tan ffGerr-YY! Guy Parl: Avenue School Emerson School of Oratorv. Boston, Mass. Assembly Programs: Item Stati '38g Student Mixer 'Sth Usher tor Nlusic Festival '38, '39: Delta Phi Nu Sorority: Drama Class '38, 'SQL Junior Prom Ticket Committee: Credit List '3!S. '3'7: Usher at Class Day, Commencement Bat, talaureatt- Services 38. Assistant Business Manager ot Item '39, A tongue that finds no rt-vt. I 01 BERTHA E. SCHEc3x'roN J Fifth Ward School Business Cranesville School Credit Listg President of Psi Chi Phi Sorority. They are never alone that are ac- companied by noble tlnouglrtsf' RICHARD Sci-IULTZ Dutch 5 Fourth Ward School Undecided Thou lmxt a strong heart and strong hands. JANET Scorr Simone West Spring Street School Beautician Honor Rollg Credit List. Be of good rfn'er. HERNIAN Smarter Hemi McCleary School Vlfoodrow Wilson School School of Industrial Arts I urn the iloulvter and the doubt. l.AW'RENCE SI-IELEY !fLarryY! West Spring Street School Undecided junior Prom Committee. Of all fha! IS 1l71SUlUld. l76Il'd7E, CAROL SHELP Guy Parlc Avenue School Cornell University Phi Delta Sororityg Hi-Yg Year Boolc Stalfg One Act Play Contest '38, '393 Student Mixer '39g Credit Lstg Usher for Commencement '38g Assemhlv Programg Staging Committee for Sen- ior Play '38g Ticket Committee for junior Promg Usher for Music Festi- val '38g Senior Playg First Recorder Essay Prizeg Reception Committee Senior Ball. fine goorls rome in sniall parcels. VIRGINIA SI-IIQRIDAN St. Mary's Institute Undecided K. E. Sorority. A n'oman's whole life is a history of her affectionsfy EDWIN Suiawixizii Seaweed Academy Street School Pharmacy Credit List. Heels little, lrels wiseq l7e's .gr corlecr for his size. JOHN SHLILISR Tic Arnold Avenue School Undecided junior Varsity Baslcetlvall '38g junior Ring Committee. SIN He will grow up some day. I assure youf' Y DAVID SHUTTLEXXKORTH Shutts Arnold Avenue School Cornell University Gamma Sigma Fraternityg Student Mixer Play '39g Assembly Program '37g Program Committee Senior Ball. lVl1at has Gable got that I l1aven't?'y as 'T R Wgfyr it . il JOSEPHINE S. SIEMINSKI Q! YY jo Nlilton Avenue School Business School Credit List. Ml do knon' that my being has a pur- pose--and that all my actions tend to the completionfy HELEN Smirzue X ffRedY? Fifth Ward School School of Home Economics Student Mixer 385 Psi Chi Phi Sorority. HHH airtizes are niarzyfl Y Dotus LILLIAN SI'rTI5RI.Y I Done New East Main Street School Nursing Credit List. A laetzrt wide enough to take in allf, NliI.LIE SKAwRoNI-:Ic Snoolcs St. Stanislaus School Undecided Vrooman Avenue School Phi Alpha Lambda Sororityg Credit Listg Honor Roll. The frst duty of a Woman is to be loyalf, CHESTER SLEZAK Chet Cranesville School Undecided Time solies all problems. PI-IYI.I.Is SLOZEK Butch,' St. Stanislaus School Beauty Culture or Business School Phi Alpha Lambda Sororityg Council- lorg Athletic Clubg Credit List. She is the sort of girl who will succeed in many waysf' ELLEN SMEALLIE Ellen,, Woodrow Wilson School Russell Sage College Alpha Delta Phi Sororityg junior Coeds. It is not wise to he wiser than necessary. FREDERICK SMITH ffBud77 New East Main Street School Diesel or Lineman Rifle Cluh. Laugh and the world laughs wirh you. t LEON SMITH Smitty McCleary School Undecided The glass of fashionf' GRVILLE SMITH upugw McCleary School Meclianics Soccer Teamg Hockey Team Do what is right come what mayf' Q 1WlLLIAM S. SMITH llsinn 'IttJV,7 Arnold Avenue School Undecided Band and Orchestra '37, '38, ,393 Noon Hour Orchestra '37, '38, '39g Skidmore Music Festival '37, '385 Christmas Vaudeville ,37, 38, '39g Crazy Rhythm Review '37g Junior Prom Committee '38g Amsterdam Music Festival '38g Honor Rollg Cred- it Listg Year Book Stall: '39g Hudson Falls Music Festival 39. Impossible is the word I :never use EDNVIN SMITKA Smitty St. Stanislaus School Bentley School of Accounting Credit Listg Honor Rollg Inter-Scho- lastic Bookkeeping Contestg Wien of few words are the hes! men. EDWARD O. SNYDER QfEd5Y Fort johnson School Engineering Credit Listg Honor Rollg Year Book Stafig Poetry, Honorable Mention. Good humor is wealzh to the soul. IOHN H. SNYDER fQSny,de5Y Arnold Avenue School Accounting Academy Street School Credit List. U1 am as free as 7lt1fIlTC first made man. X DONIINICK SOLLI-:cI'ro Punchy,' Fourth Wfarcl School Union College, Civil Engineer Senior Dance Committeeg Year Book, Business Committeeg ' Honor Rollg Ticket Checking Senior Ball. There are always two sides to every question, lwine, and the wrong side. VIVIAN DEBORAH SOLOMON Dehl9ie New York City University of Michigan Honor Rollg Student Councilg As- sembly Programsg Item Staff '38g As- sistant Literary Editor of Item '39g Ticket Committee for Junior Prom '38g Publicity Committee for Senior Play ,385 Usher for Music Festival ,38, Commencement, Class Day, Bac- calaureate Services '38g Senior Class Suhscription Committee '39g Valedictorian. Speak Io her of jacohls Ladder, and she will ask you zhe number of stepsf, X NORMA H. SPATEHOLTS Curley Academy Street School Business School Assemhly Programs. GerIIle in manner, and silver. STANLEY SPIEVUAK lfwavym Woodroii' Wilson School McCleary School Ithaca School of Music lWodcsIy rvaps its own reivardf, CLARA STALEY Clare Mill Point, District No. 9 Business Credit List '37, '38g Honor Roll '39g Christmas Vaudeville '37, '38, Usher at Music Festival '38, Ulforle nith a smile. NVERONICA STANKEVICH Vronny New East Main Street School Undecided Honor Roll. To knon' her once is to like her always. MARJoRiE STANSFIIZLD Marie Guy Park Avenue School Undecided Assembly Programs '37, '38, '39g Stu- dent Mixer, 39g Phi Delta Sorority Trcasurerg One Act Play Contest '39: Credit List '37, '38, '39, Year Book Staffg Hi-Yg Usher for Music Festi- val '38g junior Prize Speaking Con- test, Drama Classg Senior Play. And mistress of herself though China fall. MARCIA STERN March George Washington School, Binghamton University of Michigan Year Book Stalfg Honor Rollg As- sembly Programg Delta Phi Nu Sorority, Honor Student. ulllisdom is hetter than rithiesf' X DOROTHY A. STONE Dottie St. Marys Institute Beauty Culture Chorus '38, '39g Wfinner of Single and Doubles Match in Tennis Tour- nament '38, Credit List '37g Costume Committee for Senior Play '38g Ath- letic Activities '37, '38, Usher '39. Life, what art thou nithout lore? ELINORE MAE STRACK Ellie Arnold Avenue School Nursing Vlfest Spring Street School Speak of me as I am. NELLE STRFNGES New East Main Street School Undecided Year Book Stafig Student Councilor '37, '38, '39g Girls' Athletic Club '37, '38, '39, Secretary '38, '39g Honor Roll, Credit List. To the one who herself strii es earn esrly. God also lends a helping hand. ROSE STROSZ Rosita Milton Avenue School Academy Street School I Home Making She has smiles that win. CATHERINE E. SWEET Kay Scotch Bush, District No. 1 Business School Credit List '39. ll e know little of thee, but that little is good. Anaurus SVUART Argie Fort johnson Hairdressing School She was quite a studious miss. xLEoN Swioicit Lee St. Stanislaus School Undecided Fourth Ward School For rarely man escapes his destiny. GENE SZCZEPANIK Chip Milton Avenue School Academy Street School Life Guard Instructor Chorus, Assembly Programs. It's good to have friends everywhere. FRANK SZOSTAK Shus St. Stanislaus School Undecided Sigma Rho Frate rnity. Independence non , Independence forercrf XROBERTA HARRIET TALLMAN Bobbie Arnold Avenue School Undecided Academy Street School junior Ring Committeeg Junior and Senior Director of Three One Act Playsg Sub-Deb Cluhg Credit List: A. B. C. Group of Good Will Clubg Item Staff '38, 'A little lvluffing now and tlvcn is good for any n1an. ' OLIVE ANN TATLOCK Ollie West Glenville Mildred Elley Business School Credit List '38, A gay and talkative last was slvef' VERA TEMKEVICH Scottie jersey Hill School McCleary School Utica State School of Nursing ' Honor Rollg Credit List 'A heart that cannot wanderf' ,11.....- MARGARH MARY TIHPLETON Nha.. !'I H Vrooman Avenue School Teaming Prize Winner of American Legion Oratorical Contestg Year Boistaffg Honor Rollg Credit Listg Special Usherg Gym Monitor. If at frxt you don't filtered, try, try again. XJONATHAN TERRY jack McCleary School Business School Usher for Music Festivalg Soccer Team. -'E1'67'j'll7lIIg is fun to a young heart. -IONATHAN TERRY, -IR. 0 , ujackvr 3 McCleary School Undecided Soccer Teamg Hockey Team. The mold of a man't fortune is in his on'n lvandfi DOROTHY HELEN TERWILLEGER ffDotY7 Academy Street School Business School Item Staff '38g Business Manager of Item '39g Credit Listg Honor Roll. Let us not be nfcary in well doing. JOSEPHINE TESIERO N 77 Jo New East Main Street School Undecided Slut smiles as one who ranquislvcs all. CARSON THOMPSON trskipn McCleary School Union College Soccer Team '37, '38g Hocltey Team '37g Nu Delta Sigma Fraternityg Student Mixer '37g Honor Rollg Cred- it Listg Year Boolc Staffg Usher '37. A man of snclv genial mood, For lvim the best is none too good? X ROBERT THORNE Nconeif Vrooman Avenue School U. of Hawaii Foothall '37g junior Varsity Basket- ball: Varsity Football '39g Chairman Orchestra, Senior Ball. Heros to tlne women-ana' ollrcr expertxesf' MARGLIFRITE B. TRASKAS Marge Milton Avenue School St. Mary's Hospital Credit Listg Parents' Night Demonstration. A notable type of good heroic n'omanlaood. X XYIILLIANI TRASKOS Bill Nlilton Avenue School California School of Aviation It is good to lengthen to the la!! a sunny mood. lil!fLEN ELIZABETH TRAVER HBCIIYN lVlcCleary School Mount Holyoke College K. E. Sororityg Perfect Attendanceg Item Reporterg Junior Prom Committee '38. Thr angels rang in lveaicn nlwcn flvc nas born. NORMA JANE ULCHER Norm West Spring Street School Vrooman Avenue School lVlcCleary School lthaca College Band, Orchestra '37, '38, '39g Chorus '37g Honor Roll '37, '38g Christmas Vaudeville '38g Assembly Pianist '38, '39g Alpha Delta Phi Sororityg Credit List '37, Her main delight is in tickling tln' Maries. SHIRLEY VAN Awrwmzv Twerp Arnold Avenue School Oneonta Normal K. E. Sororityg Junior Coeds. Ol I am free as tlvc wind on wing. JOHN XIARSOKE Academy Street School University of Southern California Praslcethall Team '37, '38, '39g Golf Teamg Student Councilor '39g Credit l.ist '37. '38. '391 'lunior Prom Ticlcet Committee. Gallant, graceful, gcntlr, tall, Ff1ll'C'ff, rzofvlcrt. lvevt of all. MARX' VEt:c'Hio Buzzie l5oiirth Xvard School Fashion Academy Chorus '37g Assemhly' Programs '37. Cheerful and kind, Alrvayv a pal. lfmrii Yi RDF HE.. Arnold Avenue School 'Undecided Acaclemv Street School Credit l.istg Honor Roll. Holla' li jllff tlrc illllef lpuidfl Xlfli-:ix DPI.ORlS XVII..-X Sailor New East Main Street School Undecided Credit list. ,, ,. :lla miutlv. l'l'ft'1t'V rlcar, former lgimlf' X 'THOMAS l. XJISCONII Todd Ififtli Wlard School Undertaker ulunior Prom Committee: Chi Phi Beta Fraternity. nfl iririronze. funny nature- fl trufty fricnrlf' IDOIXIINIK K 'lmxuts NVISK l'Sl Kid Nvarn lfifth Wlard School lit lm ii the l vt'i ' t of lK1UUfl'fCllUll'V.l X lfRfXllNli'k lliiftxiu vii Yoivi . . Q lVlina' XVo.idroia' Wlilson School vSt. lVlnry's Hospital. Nursing Honor Roll: Essav Prize Wlinnerg Year I1 'lc Stallg 'lunior Prom Com- mittecg-Axnior Play Student Director: 1 'il' Honor'Student. l,o1ccl for lwr znfuutc vucctlicw. Anus lV1AY WALSH Trihes Hill Undecided HB5 marry if you arc n'i5c. ' BTARIHA XVARSHONI' Martyn Academy' Street School N. Y. State College for Teachers One Act Play Contest '37g Chorus '37, '38g Item Staff '39g Christmas Yaudeville '38: Chapel Programs: Credit Listg Honor Roll '37, '38g .lunior Prom Committee '3Sg Usher for N. Y. State Music Festival '38g Class Bankerg Usher for Commence- ment '38g Senior Playg Honor Student. A','N'o1 too serious, not too gay: A true girl in eyery nay. X KARL WEBER Sonny Guy Park Avenue School Cohleskill Agricultural College 'I'lie n'orld's a very liappy place. ' CHARLES BERNARD Wi-:iss Chuck Academy Street School Syracuse University Hi-Y Treasurerg One Act Play Con- test '37g Knights of the Test Tubeg Chairman Floor Committee Senior Ball. Genius if a capacity for ciaclirig hard Tl OTk. WARNER WICKF Curly McCleat, School A Columbia University .lunior Varsity Basketball '37, '38g Varsity Basketball 39: Varsity Foot- hall '38g Varsity Soccer 'Z7: Usher for Music Festival. Gutl'r gift to women. XViLi.iAixi xWIlECfKOXX'ICiZ St. Stanislaus School U. S. Navy Vrooman Avenue School -'liut l pray you rlorf! tlifturli mc. OLGA VUITKOXYSKI HAI.. Milton Avenue School Nursing Academy Street School Parents' Night Demonstration. Her lvanrl nav generouv af lier heart. X CLARA A. E. Wojtix Clarch Milton Avenue School Undecided Academy Street School Credit List. Upcrrcierarrce and quiel manncrr JOHN S. Wlojciit X Johnnie Milton Avenue School Sailor Varsity Baseball 337, '38, '39, junior Prom Committee 338g Varsity Football '39g Rifle Team. nlficryorie nlio duet lair liar! If a lncro. OLGA WOJNAR Milton Avenue School Undecided Honor Rollg Girls' Athletic Club, '37, '38, '39g Chi Phi Sigma Theta So- rority Reporter and Treasurerg Play Day Activityg Orchestra '37, '38g Saratoga Concerts '37, '38g Credit Listg Student Mixer. Small in body, large in mind, The rrorld would welcome all fuer kind. X I.oRRAiNE G. WOJNAROWSKI Warner New East Main Street School Skidmore College Credit Listg Honor Roll. To be merry becomes you most. Roniaizr XVoosi'i-iR Bob McCleary School State Trooper For eicry irlay, lic liar a ll'l7CTC'f0TC.'y GI-'R rRlinE THFRESA WWXYSZOMIRSKI Pete St. Stanislaus School Albany Business College Girls' Athletic Club '37, '38, '39g Chi Sigma Theta Sorority: Vice-President of Sorority '38g President of Sorority '39g Girls' Basketball Team '37, '38, '39. flue xlqy if my limit. XAHNOLD Yousc liwrt jolmson Undecided Ola fur flue lzfe uf a val am v4'llI,Ll,-XXI E. ZIELINSKI Bill Sigma Rlm lfnrernilvl Usluer Commencement' fluristnn X au e llle 8 lfvz prlfe In n C an Q S.. Rrcxwa Il XIIRKIK Puclgx St SI'll1l5l'lLl5 S lmol LlI1ClLCldtd Student Cuuncxl 8 2 mzqjr lu I I In Zin Memoriam VICTOR SI EZAK For lm goud mtured ind msy goxng mqnmrs :ln cliss of l9p9 wlll one nememlur Vxctor Slualc Hls passing, 111 1976 sms mourm ly 1 lost trlencl VIINCENT SOLLICETO Wh shall 'always remunlnr X lncent Swllmm 1 popul1r mem er of our clus who e tus lmlwruirx l7 l936 BEVFRLY W ILSON On May 9 l938 the class of 19:9 u 1s slwclced bv the loss ol one of xts most beloved members Bexerly Wfllson ulet 'md Lmassummg but ilxsaxs lert Beverlx s pissmq xns plx telr v lmer fmnds md clissmaus Nutr Terrace Union C ulle ar'8 f - 1 4 . Q5 l, d v' '5. ! fy X I ' L: ' IU Ida? U, .- , ' - . 1,.. . . 1,- ,. V.. x , A '37, '3 . 'SK --Alff 1 f,P1U f'fUafI.n Y l - -. . 'J . 1 ' ' l 3 ' f ' . L1 ' l '.: -d wj . l . of l' s. Y If .'.., . ' V .. - 7 y . - , , .. ' -, V s 1 - K , - 3 , J M clee '-- lv CLASS HISTORY LAST WILL AND SENIOR CONSENSUS On September 9 1936 Wxlbur H Lynch Hxgh School opened lts doors to lts sixth sophomore class There were 49: of member-5 of Senxor Hugh School for the first time It took a few days be fore we could settle down to our new rou tme but once we were establrshed we stayed tn the spotllght We elected some very able officers namely Spencer Kanser for presldent tmmy Cor coran for vtce presxdent and Helen Borxs for secretary treasurer Our presldent proved to have so much abllxty that he has held the same exalted posmon for all three years The school suddenly reahzed that the class of 1939 was around when on the night of November 19 we walked og as wmners of the One Act Play Contest Here agam we established a three year record We not only won the play contest for three consecutive years but Bob Denton was a member of the cast each time Our three year charm held m sports also for ohnny Varsoke played on the var stty basketball team each year and was elected co-captam of the team for the sea son of 38 39 Babe Lxtwa yomed the charm by becommg a three letter man foot ball baseball and basketball Wlth the fall of 1937 we elected our Junior officers In the lead agam came Spence Helen Borrs moved up a place to vxce presndent whxle Pete Lmdsay took over the letter wrxtmg and budget balancmg umor year brought a new actxvrty sys tem to our school the stamp book We re all mxghty glad we ve had a chance to share ln thus plan There have been many more paxd actlvmes than before and they ve been easy on our pocketbooks Also that year Wt had In ulidtfttkd football and basket ball Seton, Intl! school splnt runmng hugh er than ant before m the hrstory of A I-I S The track, baseball tennls and golf teams also made tpothght performances The Em big event of the JUDIOI' year came just befor! CITIQUS, when the class rmgs arrlved The noone' event was the Sanford Medal Pnzc Spanking Contest wlth Jane Keeler and Alvm 1 takin' the honors Social event of the yet! W8 mit very successful umor Prom held m the gm on May 20 On June 29 the class of 1938 graduated and we had flnally become the supreme members of our school Semors We took over the school as semors on September 7 when the class of 40 looked up at us m awe and wondered if they would ever reach our rank Once more class ofh cers were elected wlth Spence agam our Ingh ruler The electron was so honest even Spence was surprlsed that he wonll Danny Iannuzzx hrs stooge and Walt Boris the man who has so much money that he gets a headache over lf Danny was not only vrce presldent of the class but presr fC0n a' next to Page Four Aahertxserrzerzls TESTAMENT We the people of the Class of 39 who can stlll thmk straight after a whole year of Htstory C Imposed upon us do solemnly pubhsh and declare our last wrll and testa ment for the beneht of those who might pos stbly forget about us ln years to come Wxth no knowledge of the techmcalmes and rules of thus business we are nevertheless deter mmed to wrxte just what we please and let the chlps fall where they may So-here goes Frrst we w1ll to the jumor who thmk: he can hll them the flguranve boots of our three nme class president Spence Kaiser It xsn t an easy job to gulde the fortunes of a class of well over three hundred members for three straxght years and do lf well And Spence has done lt well Then to some needy yumor we wrll that swell frtendllness wh1ch makes Ed Mateu nas Mutt to you one of the best liked fellows 1n the school To Brll Kellogg who IS sadly ln need of nt we bequeath Davey Shuttleworth s ab1I1ty to get out of trouble We ve been trymg to hgure out for quxte a whnle now how Davey does xt Here certa1nly IS a gxftl We leave to Sarge the prtvrlege of keeping the school at least Iookmg respect able regardless of the people m lf Sorry yumors nf we get a lnttle nasty and any wav II Il be your turn next year To Bud Devault of the Jumor class we bequeath the dopey look on the face of our beloved ack McClellan ack has slum bered hls way through four years of hlgh school now and we thmk rt 1S high trme someone else had a chance We who are about to leave the fatr por tals of th1s school would hke to see 1n the hands of one of the jumors the treasured gloommess of our own Domxnlck Solleclto However lf Dommlck IS reluctant to glVC If up we are sure that enough gloommess wrll pervade the class next September wxth out adding hrs Because remember chxldren next year HISTORY C CATCHES UP WITH YOU' From our expernence wnth a lot of you Jumors we thmk you d do well to consxder the acceptance of the bequest Rxchard Ruh son leaves Thus honor student IS known as the quletest fellow for mules around and some of you guys m the Class of 40 Wow' Anyone among the great throng of sen xors to be who yens for busmess experience may have the jomt knowledge and tramxng of Walt Bons and Dan Iannuzzx who have done a swell job of pxlotmg the Class of 39 through the flnancxal sea Walt treasurer of the class and Danny who 15 president of the Student Council have had a World of experlence m the use of the dollar sign Con d next to Page Four Adwrttsements Boy GIRL Most Popular Spence Kaxser Rose Husband Best I ookxng Warner Wlcke Elame Campbell Best Student George Douglass Vrvxan Solomon Most Atlrletzc Babe Lxtwa Martha Greco Best Mzavxcxan B11I Smith Norma Ulcher Best Dancer Bob Thorne Grace Fratangelo Best Artist Don Lambo enme Chmxk Best Blusber ohnny Varsoke Dolores Korom Best Actor and Actress Bob Denton Marjorxe Stansfleld Best Natured Ed Mateunas Dolores Korona Best Heart Breaker Warner Wlcke Judy Dewar Most Dtgnrfed lmmy Donnelly Carol Shelp Most Collegiate Tom Kennedy Helen Harr Most Bashful Ed Mateunas Ellen Gray Most Lovable Babe Lltwa Blanche Fnsher Bzggest Grmd Clarence Oarr Martha Warshon Best Shelli and Vamp oe Rxchardson Rosahe Messane Frxendlxest Spence Kanser Dolores Korona Wzttzest Eddie DaShe1I Mildred Beyer Nrceft Personalzly Spence Kanser Dolores Korona Most Pesszmlstxc Dommlck Solllcxto Teresa Cnsek Cutest Dave Shuttleworth Helen Harr Most Lxkely to Succeed George Douglass Ermmxa Volpe Most Talkatwe oe Calvano Vnvxan Solomon Most Versatxle Danny Iannuzzx Mary Murdoch Most Attracme Warner Wxcke Barbara Baker Most Pickle rm Baker Rachel Leonard uletest Rrchard Rultson Ellen Gray Slllzest Bud Nxles Gertrude Breslxn Con a' next to Page Four Adrerttsements 1 1 ' 1 1 7 . . 7 r - US, ' . . 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Qc 1: r - . , - , e A I ' I 4 ' 1- I ' 1 1 4 t f ' I SENIOR VERSE WRITING Prlzes grven by The Century Club Poems judged by Dr Robert P Trxstram Coffin rr 3 e II mr L DITH DEW AR MY PET Sleek and supple llthe and long IVIoyements blended Inkc a song Prmcess of Egypnan lore And yet she SltS at mv back door Downy cushions yellow cream Trme to play and tlme to dream Iovely Irrrle connorsseur Of rar1t1es unknown to poor Sclon of an anc1ent race One of hquxd Howmg grace Hers the secret of the Sphlnx To guard Mill! fury of a lynx Proud dtC8lIfLll herct and free Hers the lxfe of luxury Amber eyed arlstocrat And yet she s but my pet cat EVENING REVERIE By ENNIE CHINIK Whlle gamng through my western wmdow pane I calmly watch the afternoon grow late No grass blade stlrs along my rusty gate No fIower nods to cheer my low domaln A crrcket smgs perhaps across the lane Forever tellmg tales of hrs estate For one brlef moment sun rays glow agaxn The heavenly body now enchants the west And lrghts gray skre wnth bnghtly golden ue In whlch the day wlll hnd deservlng rest Oh lf IS then that I w1ll tlnnk of you Dayllght wlll pass and all lts mad unrest Be lost agamst the comxng nrghtlv VIEW KEEPSAKES By IRENE GASKA I love the quret rest of tranquxl tlungs A pool wrrh heavens calm reflected there The pale whrte hght a moonbeam softly brmgs Caressmg peace 1t church xn sxlent prayer I love the myrxad hues of earthly srghts The young fresh green of tlny sproutmg grass The velvet blue of heaven on starllt nlghts Vrolets blooming 1n luxurious mass These are the thmgs that I would put away Lxke rose Ieaves nn an album for a needful a Second Pr: e II mner XVILLIANI FLATTERS NOVEMBER POOL A pooI of water rs glrsrenmg over there The dawn 15 breakmg wrth sun s rays streakrng Look' the lass like pool refIects beyond compare The colors ln the sky a small breeze stlrs And rumpIes the smooth surface It plays Along the edges of the pool rt moors Tmy brown leaves left floatmg by 1ts rustlmg And p1Ies of Iewes dropped by leamng trees The sun rrses lngher the breeze hustllng Icorgets the pool' lf scurrles past ln glee To other haunts of autumn leaves The Iower ID the west the brg red sun Smks m 1ts flaming red hued bed to rest The more the pool refIects red lovelmess MECHANIZED UNIT By AMES CORCORAN The earth resounds wrth nolse of trampxng eet The soldxer marche through the strflmg eat HIS face emotlonless as lrfeless clay Of which hes made Hls sto1c eyes but stare Ahe1d and wnth each pantmg Iabord breath Hrs mind a rock and sullen nerves lard are To dread for soldxers meet worse fates than death Hes expert at the use of bayonet And never felt the shock of sharpened steel Nor sudden burning plerce of shrapnel et Provomxtv of death can always feel He knows and ln thxs fatal knowledge quakes That een the bravest soldler Death oer takes NIGHT SHADOWS By HELEN Bonus Nrghr shadox s fall with a soundless turd Grlm sentlnels s1t On walls 1nd sprres and slumberxng height Trll restless from vlgll and shaken wrth frxghr They fade llke ghosts unto dawns comlng lg t Honorable Mennon EDWARD SNYDER SPRING FEVER In chrcken coop realm behmd the barn The old red rooster sounds an alarm The sun 15 up A new days here Wlth warm sunshlne and a blue sky clear INo storm clouds now no srgn of ram A fine sprmg day has come agaln The ersey cows and the horses too Greet the sprmg wxth nelgh and a moo The gobbler struts around the barn As lf he owned the Snyder farm The prgeons there begm about now To blll and coo m the hrgh hay mow Across the meadow In the brg wood lot Is a flock of crows I almost forgot They re flymg and callmg all day long The noise they make I5 far from a song The sheep are baalng out rn the fold Sprmg fever' Ye lf has gamed a hold The creek ns rrslng from the melung snow And soon a fishrng I shall go Sxttmg on the bank ln the heavy grass Ill dream of plckerel and bass And ln sprung breezes I shall fall asleep VESUVIUS By WALTER Boms O kmg of mountams mlghty 1n your hate RllI11I7llI1g at some loy whrspereq jest you spn Your molten ro k NYVIII sweeplng vale and 1 Wfxth death and ere your vengeance you can sate You burn and sear w mth fury onsummate The bnmstoned breath of hre you send each tendrll Freepmg curlmg Ragmg you wreak your wx T111 spent and cooled your wrath must soon abate Oh mrghty mountun vou have drlven man From fearful menace of your ire But stay Oh mountaln was IC worth the dreadful to 9 For he returns to build Ins home agaln Wxthxn your shadow strrvmg every day To blnd your strength your anger to con tro fl' it Irii' I' ler-I - 1 'Z - I ' - ' . . Q Q . . . . Y . . , . ' - V '- ' J ' . . , f . , , 1 ' I' ' ,- . - v g , n 'I 'I ' ' U - - ' . y A I . - D y . . Y If ' , V' ' I I - 1 A 7' , . I I I In ' . ' ' . . ' K K . A 1 I . I Q I s I A y ' 1 ' .l A .I H h y E ' I V I - I , I I . , , h , I K y . , I ' V' , I ' ll . ' , . - 59 I . r f . 1 - . V 9 U I , K Q , Whlle at his slde canteen and r1fIe sw'ay,. A5 they Slide from shallows to the deepg . 9 - A r I i , . N ' h , I , , . . . . ' g . , .1 1 . ' ' -l I . l - - y . Q V . F , . V t . , . V .v I ' h . . ' . I ,D ' V. A 4 , I b 1 , . i, Y A . fr Q , 9 I 1 ' , - ' ' ' ! . - Q II . . I . 7 I I- 1 - C , , I -- ' I ' 1 . . h II ..... ' , . . 1 9 X I I Y f 1 ' ' I 1 I I v ' ' . . h - . . : ' 1 A y - ' 'A It , . 4 1 - I' s , I - . -l- '11 . , , 9 I , I ' V V , x A Z I . A , . I, 4. , A . w v ,Q ' ' A , . ' ' ' ll. 9 I ,I v ' a Y. 1' h. 1. Mu 1 bs Q HONOR STUDENTS First Row-Left ro Right: Martha Xvarshonc. Richard Rullson. Erminm Volpe, Georg? 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U cHuMMy GH 6 BUSINESS fMaNKE N m 'is XSMILE PURTY CLASS PROPHECY In the year of nrneteen hundred forty nme Old A H S vull be ln 1ts prrme Many now senlors then wxll be Members of the faculty That Lambo lad rs teachmg trapeeze Look out there Don or youll skm your knees' Mr Robert Thorne dlgs water mams, And lmmy Baker rs callmg trams Martha Greco does quite well Teachlng sophomores how to yell Mary Murdoch and ean McCune Are domg the same rn another room But oey Calvano has grown so tall He holds up the cellmg rn study hall Twas the mlddle alsle for Helen Harr And Dotty Stone has her Lochlnvar, But Frances Ormsby thats Peg you know Says she wants more than just one beau Spencer Karser IS now mayor And Alvm Flck curls ladres halt Mary Agdans another toast scraper Whnle Alberta Radxchel edits a paper Donnelly ames, wrltes obrtuarles And ohnny Varsoke rs ratsmg canartes Warner Wlcke rs posmg for ads And that Campbell grrl gets dates for lads Marjorre Stansfleld treads the boards Whrle Eddie Mateunas lS sellmg Fords Buddy Benoxt xs stxll on the mat And ohnny Wojclk 15 up to bat Dan Iannuzzl became a preacher And Vxvlan Solomon an English teacher A red head on B way at mght Is what the future wrll srght For udy V D and Carol Shelp Are Mrs Schuylers constant help Vrrgxma Sherldan and ayne Countermme Are owners of a five and dxme up papers each day we see Role ld bt! state champ on skxs I0 PlklllD 409 now And lift Mvuuth 15 milking a cow In the NHYIDEJI U we find Walt Borxs And Graya FMFQAQ an the chorus Dotty Dylong ha 88' U il Deslgnmg dresses if. HB1 uessane As a nurse we hear W bu reached the top Bob Denton s a saxlor Georg Wu a cop ummy Corcoran wrote a book Dolores Korona has become a cook What has become of Clarence Oarr'7 We hear he s runmng a peanut store Burtnetr and McClellan are dehvery boys While Wally Lindsay manufactures tovs Our tale IS ended and so xs thts verse We know nt s hard to hnd one worse The rhyme ns bad and so rs the metre But the thmgs we ve said couldn t e sweeter UDITH DEWAR Rose HUSBAND CLASS PGEM By EAN MCCUNE AND EDWARD SNYDFR A toast to the Class of 39 And good luck to those whom we eavc rn But just before we bud adreu Lets line up our gang for a last revxew Many thanks to Donnelly known a n We really should credlt our Year Book to 1m Another silent but dllrgent member Our Item head whom they ll mlss next Sep tember Spence and Walt Borls respectxvely Were our presrdent and head of our treas ur Those two buslest of people Dan and anet V Always offered therr servxces generously When lf comes to basketball we re ace lg Wlth Johnny Varsoke as our leadmg guy A cheer to the leaders of Fxght' Team' Flght' Pralse to our teams who fought wnth mxght award And Vlvlan, our Valedxc to greatest glory soared We offer congratulatxons, Honor Students brrght And best wrshes for success at its greatest hexght Now the prmcess of charmers wxth red headed blxss Eplcurean Iudy the poetry mlss Well, look whos here those pranks about school, Davy and Bob Losee who break every rule Now for the stars of our Senxor Play ane Keeler and Bob Denton stole the show away We couldn t fall to mentxon Rae and hm Those two rattled gay and grnm Now that you ve mastered tlns wrthout re grettmg txme Wnth all sernousness of partmg we end our meagre rhyme And wxth all our cherxshed memories of t1e events that weve unfurled We the Class of 39 depart to greet the world THE OBSERVER Greetxngs fellow sufferers' We hope you re not too busy crammmg for exams to take a few mrnutes off and read thrs, our latest and last bralnstorm whose effect up on those who thought they had escaped the seelng eye of your Observers IS gomg to be we assure you, nothxng less than terrxflc Our mcredrble bram powers have been taxed to the utmost to brmg to you the mosta of the besta as someone well all right we null get down to business, then We ve been pretty lement wrth some of you people thus year but now we feel ts the trme really to do a llttle plaxn and fancy talklng For mstance there ts this thmg whlch rs golng on under our very noses between a certam Helen Harr and another certam Bxlly Fox My goodness but you can spot that dreamy look a mrle away Thrs seems to be another of those made for each other cases and lt also appears that they wrll be wanderlng around wrth that dreamy look for some tlme to come Isn t love mag mhcent, my children' And to that quesnon, we receive an em phatrc yes from Spence Kalser and Shirley Warner, who contmue to be seen together through earthquake fire, flood, hatlstorm, wtnd ram fallrng axrcraft, and general dis ablhty Thrs too, has all the earmarks of one of those thmgs we mentioned That rs as long as the Karser car holds out Wlth a decrdedly exclamatxon pornt y tone rn our vonces we tell you about Freda Lewek, who has captured the heart of a Bostomte no less' Yessrr, wxth all due re spect to the local boys Freda steps out and gets an mvrtatron to a prom lh that far off Hub clty We ve got to do something about rt fellows We cant let thmgs like th1s happen too much or where would we be? No wrmmen' fH mmmm Not a bad rdea at that Q Here rs somethxng we ve been dyxng to tell you all year but not untxl now dnd we feel xt was tnme to squeal on Betty and enhghten the world as to her boy friend at Columbra It seems shes been receiving letters from hum pretty regularly all year and hasnt been too reluctant about answermg them Last thmg we heard her say concermng him was, And hes commg up to see me thxs summer' And then we re sure we heard very quletly but quite dtstmctly Woowoo' Thxngs we thxnk you ve probably noticed too-that almost every time you see Bob Topprng of the Class of 38 one of our cheerleaders Dolores Korona happens to be wxth hxm Now rf thrs IS merely comcr dence our humblest apology-but rf we are rrght and the love bug has gotcha-chalk up another for your Observers' If you hear any rumblings rn the dlstance rest assured there IS nothing serious amxss Its just your Observers CUFIOSIIY rlslng lC0ntmued Nexi to Band Artxclc I I I I I ' I . I , I - . . . 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Park Hlll St Stanlslau Cluo Romeyn Ayenue Lo ke room Rockton V4 1th the boys Ro kton Upper Iocust Aye Art Room Classes Red and XVh1te Parte rstm n s Wlfll 0151 A rtotx nd school W1th Rae W1th Frank Wrth Vrrgrma In the gym ofhce Ltbrary Glasse W1th Bob Around 7 Hallwqys Betty Street Crow Hnll Wrth Sammy Becker s Corner Wlth Edyun Wrtlr Marge Home S ohn s Wrth Freda Wrth X tolet lVI1ll Pomt XV1th l'l1yd Fort johnson Srgmo Rho St Mary s li anis fo fe Tonsorlal expert TIIECIFICIZIU A br1ght lrght A dancer Somebody Nlarrled A lay er State Trooper Arttst Sweet Intellectual A football player A nurse an1tor An attracttye teacher MLISICIHH Notlceable An athlete Everybody s pal A true fr1end Bob s Grgolo Nurse The be t of fr1end ohnny s Handsome Wedded to G erry B Near Don Csampbell An edrtor A nurse L1k d All AII1CflC1I1 An a1r hostess Loved An axrplane ptlot I'loyd s Nothmg much L1ke h1s brother Important robablw ll 11 b Grgolo EICCIYICIHH A gl1mmer XY hen square sets are on Tfthete sany o'ly left Smgle Some day I'armer Art1st at gas range A candy clerk ust another teacher A raccoon coat lan A nurse tnald at mer s a s1st1nt A feature attractlon On a hand organ Notlced any may Vlarned ust that .Always Some day Grggled at A perfect one S tmttme one s best lr1end 1 Some day Perhaps Isnt he alyyays' A neyysboy B M ca the p1t 1 IS All IAXITISIBFCIZIIIIIXH A hne hostess Bv her mother Ptloted by a lem H1s Good for noth1ng Nothmg ltke h1m In tlme U ' 1 H -- - ' W' 1s 11 y '1 . ' Y I ' ' , V f - K .K Av , . . A , ,' I - 5 A 1 ' - 1 - - Y. u , rv , , ,JS , . 'lc H' . '- ,I l 4 C . L ' ' 'I I v I I V 'V 1 1 , , F- Y -I 1 . . . , 1 V TT ' A , I Y A IA K I 7 ' 11 1 V, K' 1 ' 'I 1- e I' I t A ,f 'T' f v I - - T I .. . . . A . , . , I L . , I 1 . 1 J A. , , 1 - , l Shy ' ' ' gl Visconti, Thomas Handsome Singing Science rooms Theresals In timel y I n n I I s -07 I Q , l I A 1 I 'L ' . as A s - ' . - ' : ' -. ' ' I j H3 . Y. - H V . .e gr , V T y A I I I V 4, i it A T x ' K Y, b Iffl . .it Lnu ll ! I I y - - - 'I M ' ' e Sl e ll ' ' ' ' .Y V ' , . ' . ' Y - - - VP TT Ta ly.-T V V YTTT T Y YYTTY 7 I - I . A 7 A A I - e I I ' A . H., H , fy , .Lv . X1 .g .p F . , TT .7 7 T , I Y TT T TTT , T V Y, 'TT' Y ' T y . . .o- THE ITEM STAFF Editor-in-Chief Alberta Radichel Faculty Adviser Nliss Alvina Trentelman Art Adviser Rolwert G. Turner Associate Editors lreite Gaska. james Cor- coran, Literary Editor Helen Born-2 Assistant Literary Editors Betty Fredericks. Vivian Solomon. Sports Editors Wlalter Boris. Clarence Oarr Business Nlanager Dorothy Terwilliger Assistant Business hflanager Geraldine Schaffer. Circulation Klanager Beverly Nlchlarg Special Reporters- - Quips hlarv Exchange Societies Books Alumni Dunagan. Nlary Barker lrene Junkum Fran ces Dzikowicz Marguerite Boundy Byron Benton S:arT Reporters Helen Ceterski, Sue Gatto. Betty Holleran. Rachel Leonard. Nlarjorie fslurtlow. blames Strain. Martha Xvarshone. Nlildred Herrington, Cul: Reporters Elvira Calvano, Veronica Gawron. Eleanor Gizelback, Edith Kelly. Thomas Kowalski. Albert Kronick, Har- riet Reamer. Hartley Rowan. Betty Van Aken. Doris Van Horne. hlarjorie Webb. Frances Pecora. The school year of 1958-39 was fl verv suxessful one for The Item. Thanks to the l-udget system. the circulaton remained at ahout l.000 copies throughout the year. There were nine issue., of The Item. varying in size from one to six pages. and the live-column news- paper make-up. which was hegun last year when The ltemu changed from its magazine ap- pearance. was used again this vear. ln Novemher. The ltemii sent two represeniatives to the Empire State Press Conference held at Syracuse. where hesides having an excellent time. they were ahle to gather mam' useful suggestions tor the paper Several changes were made concerning the stalT and the contents of The ltemf' This rear. for the hrst. the requirements were made that all memhers ol The ltemu stall' at some time have heen memhers of Nliss Trentelmanis iournalism class. Then to the paper itself xi.-re added cartoons on the sports page. a teen-age fashion column. and in the Decemher IssLIt'. a picture of the Christmas tree placed on the front hall landing hx' the Student Coun- til. These additions have helped to liven the paper. and we hope tliet will prove useful to Tllfllfc classes. All in all. puhlishing The ltemu has heen hard work--l'ut extremely enjovahle work'- LTILT l! ls XYIlll HTITCCTC Yl'gl'L'l llT3l HC P355 Illl' YL'5PtHIl2vllTlllfX UH IU lllt' jlllllkll' class. 1 . , ,' '- . Q.:-, ' ., ,, J ff 1, M, '53, SENATE First Row: Left to Rigl'itfDnnny Iannuzzi, Mike Mnrtuscello, Don Campbell Second Row: Left to Right-Bob Quiri. Xvnlt Boris, Spencer Kaiser. Third Row: Left to Right--Earl Simmons, Nlr. Hall. Harry De-Voc-. Absent from the picture is Michael Nieduwicx --w,- STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Left to Right-Howard Hall, sponsorg Dan Iannuzzi, presidentg Don Camp- bell, vice-presidentg Ed. Kuczek, secretaryg and John Varsoke, treasurer. Second Row: Left to Right-Georgianna Overrocker, Jane Dingman, Josephine La Glidace, Helen Kozyniewski, Doris Avery, Nancy Di Caprio, Rachel Greco, and Alma Habla. Third Row: Left to Right-Alberta Radichel, Anna Gambardella, Dorothy Cooper, Dorothy Wilbur, Frank Iannuzzi, Eugene Lougenesse, Robert Zack, Bill Rollins, Eleanor Levendoskey, Dolores Korona, and Armida Casline. Fourth Row: Left to Right-Helen Lomini. Nellie Strenges, Sadie'Vaitelis, Regina Zierak, Adella Patrick, Regina Dylong, Mike Martuscello. Edward Furman, and Stanley Gamula. Fifth Row: Left to Right-Ivan Struensee, Robert Zak, Reginald Bates, Norman Lowen- stein, and Mike La Bate. The Student Council and the Senate are the legislative bodies of the Student Organiza- tion, which was inaugurated this last fall and to which all students, who pay a small weekly fee, belong. The Senate is composed of the President, Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer of each class. It has the power to begin all legislation and to make recommendations to the Council. The Student Council is composed of one representative from each homeroom. This body acts upon recommendations of the Senate and has the final power in raising funds and making expenditures. The Council also has the power to refer to the Student body any act or bill for which they wish student opinion and to suggest any topic to the Senate for consideration. Under this plan, two major projects have been begun this year for the improvement of our school, the first being the installation of a public address system and the second the be- ginning of the landscaping of the school grounds. THE SENIOR PLAY AUTCGRAPHS The fIass of 39 was Indeed fortunate In emg ahIe to pre ent as lts semor ax I 0Lll93 IVIax 5tIc0tt s hest Ioxed storx I tttIe XX omen The drama 1 rather dIf'FlCUII on to produce nas su1ted perfectIx to actors In the cI1ss and for the fourth ttme 1n twelr hlstorx the sentors xxere abIe to d1spIax thexr remarIcahIe dramattc taIent At great deaI xx as expected Ivx exerxone for the cIass had the honor of haxxng xson the one act pIax contest for three consecutrxe xears Lltte XX omen centers around mt IX arch f'amtIx and a fext of EIICII' cosesf rlends I Ice 1 fimlxes the IVIarc1ts were constantlx factd x 1th pro Itmt srlng Inq xrh jox an sorroxx into thtlr xtarts In oubredlx tht gruttst trt ulxlt xx1s st x mg the tntangItd Invt afTa1rs m tht thrtt March g1rIs o Nlttr 1nd Amx Meg f course, x as de pIx rn Ioxe mth ohn Bro I a xoung tutor xxhom she Iater marr1ed spite of os protests The next 1I'T11r xms more 1nxoIxed and con erned four peopIe o Amx Laurxe 1 dear frtend and Pro fessor Bhaer, os Iattst acquaintance Amx Iove LZLIFIC xtho lh turn xvts dr1vxn to xxar Oxexer s 21 Cctltms xxt aware o thest affectrons ht was afral t con ess In Q eur Itvt fur o Afttr manx dlsappomtmtnts thelr prohIems xxtrt hn1IIx Qerrle xxhen LHLIYIL chscovered hl a tra txon of Amx Professor Bhatr, reahzxno os attttude made a formal dtcIarat1on an xxas accepted Thus ue haxt the en t a tm mg oxe stxrx tue srorx o tat March grrls But xxe cant forget etw the I1ttIe pcacemaIcer of the IXfI1rch houst wo ctarmtnq Q1rI Iittn Wrought ox uto the heart o e trx nc The ht1ut1 uI por rraxaI of the sctne mf htr passmg xxll Iong e rcnacmhercd hx thost xt mo xxxtntsst tt To ane KeeIer who so capahIx handItrI the part of tomhoxtsh o to udx Dexxar as the attracnxe. xoung Nleg to CaroI SheIp who xxon the admlratlon of exerxone hx her portr1xaI of Beth and to axne Countermme as an ar1sto rattc Amx sn cerest congratuIat1ons' Thex certa1nIx suc ceeded ID gtxmtg the audlence 1 cIe1r plctvrf of the March daughters esptc1aIIx ane Kee er who xxn 1xx ar t the TlttIt Thtatrt Prwe for htr grand p xrtr1xaI of o Iet us noxt congr1tuI1tt tht rtmnn tr the cast x ho aIs deserxe much cre tt Rohert Denton a perfect Iaune succeeded IH xxmntnq the Edmund D1cIcson Prue ames DonneIIx a neu omer to our :choo plaxed the part of the handsome xoung 'utor ohn Brooke our cIass presl ent Sp ncer Ka1ser appeared as the eIderIx 'Xflr Lauren e and AIx1n Fuck d1d a remarIcahIe hu of actxng m the role of the German Pro fessor Bhaer F1naIIx xxe come to txso xerx IITIPOTIWIUI characters XIr and 'XfIrs IXIarch xer capahlx portraxed hx ames Csortorun md 'XIartha XX arshont The part of Han nn txt r11 1 use ttptr xms xteII paxe Ix Ann Oud TICIFIC rcmds mr tnns 1 t t wo tts to 'Xfrs cmx tr xmot C1 'N rtctron madt tht succtss our p 1x oss' t IXfIanx t1anIcs 1I o to EFINIUI1 Xo pe ftr wer exft en xt urIc 1s student dlrector T me c wptmtt n tf tht art department under the Qtudanct of Vlr Turner 'md the txxlng department undtr the supcrxlsxon c 'Xflrs ohnson trt aIso CUI1U'IIWllEIf1g factors to tht success of I 1ttIe XX omen STM I X o pt ro trtlt 1 tt 111 wst tan Rohtrta T1IIII11h acIc Hom mg Xtrnon Nltxtrs NIarx 'Xlurdoch pLlI'IlClIX IVI1Idred I-Ierrmgton IXI1rx Dunagan Btttx HoIIeran T1cIcet XX '1Iter Borls S1mueI Mc uI Ian, Rohert Itsee Rohert Denton T-rmmn oIpe lgI1III1Q rtorgt Ijolli' ass Idxtaro it d tm xx an t 1 t mtr Crr Q11 trt Iamho Dr1m1 C ass Costumts IVIUIIX Samohs Dorothx I ang I3Ianche Ilshtr Edrrlr Cmqtnntl XX 1 I eI nuna Sat ICICI Gract Birch IVI1Idred XY xs lOl'l'I1I'wICl Rose Catanfaro enme ISITCII HeIen SI armose, HeIen X 1I1 IXIaIce Up Drama CIass Furtarn C'Iarence Oarr Stage Hxfks WaIdron Lexus N10l'fl5 XX 1Iter R xha Ic Otto X41IIer Scenerx Under the drrectlon of Wr Turner of tht Art Department thsflllllts In tr trt xrtctton of Irs txt omson in IXfIr Hoxxard I'-Ia f the Scxtmg Dtpartment . .. A' 1' ' f of .. .o K ' d I- ' s . , f J ' pI '. . 1 . ' .. H .. ' A e I , T '-c , I. ' .... ' ' I ' . 1 . 'I 1 'd . f' di XII I 'pq It, .I. I-I sI Io -. ' Iyd . b ,' , xp p, Alex. wp. t- ' . ' bl - , d , ' .' I ,K Q O -' . pf d' and .II wth'r I u- Lxd , . .K .L , . WI, qt., .1.. SI I-. t-1 .p,IIe dr. ' , , K ,K 4. if . ,. ' ' . - - 5 , of Ia' p I Jil . . ' . 1 '. . tu' I ' I Q . 2- A If I I Q 5 Vx ? .- T . .- J G-QQ. 'w I .QII t t .. , c V. Q . -. ' Q in -I Y to-r ' 1 V: w', ' . . I d JU. H Tv 1 I I . -IUXT H l t' ' xfl' I 4 A claimed hx' the eIderIx' Professor Bhaer. Una Student Dxrector and I'romptervIfrmlma ' f .- ' - '..- . 'ci ts I H fu '52 K r . 1 ' t 'I . ' . ' If p '51--VI. 11 XI. IDTI . . Rt. X I'ILI-- 'L ' . ' L, .. . 'K . It dj A, K' K . 'I K1 V- . d ' W 's tdxz- I' , ' 'L' . d - . ' ff - ta- I Q 1. ff I 'II' Q I ' it I J I' f In , , , e , Q ' Q . ' ' - ' ' B I. V - I , A f If , ' A -- Cr 5 DI ., f ' I I Id. If'-I . A I Q Q - 1 1 1 Sf- --'fr-S:..I-x xml-t. ISI -- 'mt-tt. :Q f x jo . '. If A i'IIf' ., , K K QIKJJ. 1- I n s- I -' - .s.' id x . -. I 4- . -, e .I . ' . V' ', ' I .'x'I I. ' I . I I ,IVY- . K . h , A - - 4 , ' ' , . C A A-I . - as 5 f u . S g. - 3 .L . 'I , 5 K . A A I'-' '-' cg -.Wt d- 1-aw' wx.. ' ' - 1 J- OIV- I 5 . d s. ' II o' . J ' '. . ' ' ' .I d' k ' . . or e Smnsfield, Martha e, Nlarj ounrermin eeler, Jayne C jane K S! d :he twin all al' Dew dv rol Shelp, Ju gh:--Mrs. Schuyler, Ca Ri Left no DL . C Ju 'U L' C -C. va L. 'I B l'C0l'ill1. C Jimmy 'J Volpe, emun, Janet Dann, Erminia D ick, Bob nF onnelly, Alvi D ser, Jimmy ni Spencer K ro Right- fr Standing: Le ATHL TRACK TENNIS ETICS BASKETBALL FOOTBALL BASEBALL BOWLING GOLF CHEER LEADERS Front Row: Left to Right-Dolores Korona, Joe Calvano, Mary Murdoch. Second Row: Left to Right-Jean McCune, Jimmy Baker, Martha Greco. It has been a difhcult task to live up to the remarkable record which last year's cheering squad set, but we have had a good time trying. We have put every ounce of strength into a mighty attempt to please the student body, and to cheer deserving teams on to victory. We wish to thank not only the Class of '39, but also the sophomores and juniors for their whole-hearted support and co-operation, and to extend our best wishes and congratula- tions to the newly-chosen cheer leaders for the coming year. Our work is over now, and along with it the joy of serving you. After our graduation in june fwe hopel, we shall look back with pleasure upon the good time we had while on the cheering squad. Always remember the spirit of: To the brave, to the bold, To the brave, to the bold, We are the school of the purple and gold. We're here to win, we can't be heat, We do not know the word defeat. AMS-TER-DAM-Amsterdam! -'f W 190 vw S' ral 91, 1513 cn 3 LN 3'- tgaj ct if I adn I 4 ,M Q ,, Q , , E 1 V A . ffl, 1? ,H fi ' ' L0 2 C0 QQ' 93999- C? .1 2 'I .ylnllid Lf' 6 A 4, , A X34 1 i v BASEBALL The 1939 baseball season 1naugurated a new coach for A H S Mr Nevulls for merly an outstandxng athlete at our own h1gh school and at M1Ch1g3h After a great deal of 1ntens1ve practxce the home team met Gloversvllle on the home dxamond and swamped the Glove C1ty 131 A second wm followed by a VICIOFY over Onondaga w1th a score of 12 9 The first out of town game took the locals to Ut1ca to meet Ut1ca Free Academy Here the local n1ne met t first defeat Although the Purple and Gold led up to the s1xth the fmal score read 16 5 Some of the standouts on the team are Chet Plecuch who prtched a one h1t master p1ece 1n the hrst game Hank P1leckas catcher Charl1e Beck hrst baseman Calvano Edd1e Kuczek a sophomore regu lar and Ben Kuzcek all 1I1f:lCldC1'S Walt Gavry alternatmg between outfleld and 1n held Babe L1twa VBYSIIY left fielder ohn Morr1s regular center fielder B111 Fox and Eugene Dylong both Seelhg act1on 1h r1ght held are the capable outhelders Some of the prom1s1ng sophomores are Leon Wurz kowsk1 M1ke Martuscello Lou R1CCl0 oe Crocettx A1 Kastreveckas Walt Kernozek Leo Yurkon and Don Molesk1 The re malnlhg three p1tchers are Warner W1cke 1m Draus and oe Furman The team 1b Although the squad IS carry1ng the heav1 est schedule of IIS h1story the fellows hope to be able to present the1r new coach Mr Nevulxs w1th an adm1rable record at tl1e end of the season BASKETBALL After 0lTlCl3l1y C10S1hg one of 1ts most colorful seasons A H S can look back w1th pr1de upon a record that stands at 17 w1ns and only one loss for 38 39 In p1l1ng up this env1able record the Tarzans won the Northeastern Publ1c Hrgh School League w1th hve w1ns and one loss The season started W1Il'l one s1ded v1c torxes over Cazenovla Sem1nary and L1ttle Falls The lo al qL1lI'lI we e then VICIOYS 1n thelr hrst league game Wlnnlhg 1l'11P1'8bb1VEly over Troy 47 17 Three more w1ns followed 111 quick successxon St Marys of Llttl Falls Albany and C B A The team then traveled to Schene tadv to meet Nott Terrace where they lost xnhllt playmg on a small court to wh1ch they wert not accustomed The L1ght Cavalry then breezed on through to seven more con ecuttve v1ctor1es over L1ttle Falls Rome St Marys of Llttle Falls Troy Albany Rome and Salem At th1s t1me came the clarlon call to avenge the only defeat at the hands of Nott Terrace lclaymg the home court mth plenty of sup port the Purple and Gold outplayed the Blue Dev1ls 1n every department of the game and swamped the1r opponents 37 74 Along w1th th1s VICIOFY came the league champnonshlp The Sectlonal Playoffs followed w1th th local aggregat1on clefeatxng Troy rn a close game To make thelr v1ctory over Nott Terrace more 1mpress1ve the R1leymen de feated the TCff3C13nS 4128 thus closmg one of A H S s most successful basketball seasons Outstand1ng 1n the play of the team were the start1ng five composed of Vmce Dar gush and ohn Varsoke act1ng as co-cap ta1ns Lou Burtnett Hookey Zyze and Snlps Gavry Dargush led the team 1n scor1ng w1th a total of 179 pomts mesh1ng 73 held goals and 33 fouls Zyzes was next w1th 152 Burtnett thlrd scor1ng 103 Varsoke nosed out Gavry 96 to 94 for fourth and f1fth places respect1vely Babe L1twa and War ner W1cke both presented a good deal of capable subb1ng L1twa led the subs lh scor mg Mateunas was second and W1cke Campbell and Me1sel were all t1ed for thnrd w1th elght po1nts each Throughout the season ack Cush1ng served ably as mana ger The team rolled up 696 pomts to the1r opponents 338 and scored on an average of 36 7 pomts per game to the opposmg s1de s average of 18 8 tw1ce as many pomts on an average for each game' In d1splay1ng a flne quallty of basketball the varslty men gave ready evndence of the excellent coach1ng recelved from Mr R1ley The ayvee squad gave prom1se of a nu cleus for a good varsxty team for 39 40 They won the ayvee d1v1s1on of the league w1th SIX v1ctor1es and no losses The team was coached by Mr C1onek INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS F1eld Foul Total Games Dargush Zyzes Burtnett Varsoke Gavry 1 Lxtwa Mateunas W1cke Campbell Melsel 17 games won and one lost Average pomts per game of Home team 6 Average pomts per game of Opponents 88 TEAM RECORD Ca2enov1a Sem1nary L1ttle Falls Salem Troy A St Marys L1ttle Falls E C3 :1: U3 m :c O O I Je -1 :c I' l 1'l 2 rw CD IIZEIIIIZEZEIIIZEIEIE '-1 o .-. W LT' os so os Albany Chr Brothers Academy Nott Terrace Lxttle Falls Rome St Marys Llttle Falls Troy Albany Rome Salem Nott Terrace Troy Nott Terrace Denotes league games M Denotes se t1onal playoffs BOWLING The year 39 1naugurated a new sport 1n A H S bowlmg Ably coached by Mr McClumpha the team establ1shed a re markable record for the flrst year of IIS ex ISICDCC w1nn1ng 12 matches and 1os1ng only three Charles Preston acted as manager and leader of the group as well as bemg one of the pr1nc1pal bowlers Kelth Lett1ce estab l1shed a second h1gh bowllng record for the year on the Albany Recreat1onal Alleys spnllmg the pms for a neat 651 The team after losmg one match to the Albany Busx ness College later evened the score by aveng mg that defeat On another occas1on they were beaten by Waterford but returned to satxsfy therr vengeance fhe only other de feat was by Scot1a where no chance for re deem1ng the loss was had by a return match Other v1ctor1es 1ncluded those over Mont Pleasant Nott Terrace ohnstown and Gloversvllle Due to the great success and enthus1asm dnsplayed over th1s new ac flV1Iy A H S w111 undoubtedly have an other team next year The team members were Edward Gum1 enny Ke1th Lett1ce Charles Preston Ernest Manchester Clarence Oarr Bud Ber1o1t Wvman P1ke and Thomas Kowalsk1 Games Won Nott Terrace Nott Terrace Mont Pleasant Mont Pleasant Xvaterford Gloversv1l1e ohnstown Albany Busmess College ohnstown Gloversv1lle Ph1ll1p Schuyler Albany Plulllp Schuyler Albany Games Lost Waterford Albany Busmes College Scona , A. . 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FOOTBALL Though not an undefeated season 38 proved to be a banner year for football 1n A H S Many new names appeared 1n the lineup as well as a few old ones Some of the newcomers were Ed Mateunas at guard Tom Kennedy at center Warner Wrcke at fullback Hookey Zvzes at end and Dom Cro ettl at right halfback ohn Wojcxk and Bob Thorne had a full meas ure of actlon at back and end respectnelv A total of four wtns and three defeats were chalked up rn the record book leaving the Purple and Gold heavxer on the wnn slde of the column bv one game Factng a schedule that would make an average team wilt by simply readlng II the Tarzans waded 1nto the thlck of the p1g skxn fray The season started off wrth a Bang that re echoed to the tune of a 7 6 vtctory over Mont Pleasant The pace was retarded at the next game when our eleven met defeat by an upset from Kmgston squad to the rhapsody of 130 Undaunted the boys got down to the buslness at hand and smashed through to a 25 0 wm over Illon Again and agam our A H S grrdders were forced to take tt manfully on the chm thus t1me from Gloversvtlle wlth the ledger readmg 13 6 Thls game was a thrxl ler wxth our team struggllng hard only to be beaten by the clock A heartbreaklng touchdown failed to count when the hnal splnt second before the ball Steadlly pushing upward agaln the Iron men took two games stralght one from Syracuse Vocational at a 137 score the other from Nutt Terrace 13 6 Thls wm mcldently was the Hrst an A H S leven ever scored agamst the Blue Devrls f Schenectady The class of 39 has qulte a dlsttnctron After a long rtde the boys from Amsterdam were defeated at the hands of a highly touted Watertown team whxch could onlv llft thelr scoring machme to 13 while the locals were getting 7 Thus ended the season a glorlous one of our senlor year We salute the Purple and Gold foot ball team of 38 WHS snapped GIRIS ATHLETIC CLUB 1938 1939 has been a successful year for the Girls Athletxc Club At the T1 st meet mg of the club on October 5 the followmg officers were elected Eleanor Levandusky Presldent Dolores Korona VICE President Nelhe Strenges Secretary Emlly Samolrs Treasurer and Olga Wojnar Reporter The advlsors of the club for this school year were Mtss Cooper and Mass Gardtno Our actxvnues lncluded the raxstng of money by the sale of magaznnes basketball puns and Chrtstmas cards A basketball team was organized to play against the varxous gym class s Dolores Korona was chosen captaxn A very successful dance was held after the Ltttle Falls basketball game cn December 16 the pro eeds of whxch went toward the annual banquet On Monday De cember 19 the gurls held a Chrlstmas party A grab bag added to the hmlarlty along wxth a number of games On February 18 th club held tts annual banquet at the Wellmg ton Hotel ln Albany After the banquet some gurls attended the theatre s hlle oth rs went to a basketball game at Troy A tenms tournament a foul shoo mg contest and a badmnnton contest sponsored by the club have helped to extend athle xc m the school The glrls who were outstand mg nn athletlcs were able to earn letter A s by teachmg the vanous games nn the gym classes Play Day was held May 20 at the Amsterdam Hugh School wlth Delmar Hngh Mont Pleasant and Amsterdam Htgh partxcxpattng Rlbbons were presented to the winners of the various events On May Z7 the Athletlc Club attended a Play Day at ohnstown The annual plcnlc will mark the close of the a t1vxt1e of the Athletx Club for the year GOLF Wxth veterans ohnny Varsoke Dlck Bogdan and Harry Glbbs formmg the nu cleus of the 39 Golf team along wlth Tom Coolev and Bud DeVault Mr McClumpha has hatched an efficlent group of club ersvrlle the Glove Clty boys managed to eke out a vlctorv over the Purple and Gold golfers wlth the flnal match score 9 6 Wlth a determmatxon to wm the boys wrought vengeance on Mechamcsvxlle to the tune of 96 After a desperate but futlle battle A H S succumbed to Mont Pleasant 78 However the Purple and Gold golfers re talxated wlth a 120 wm over ohnstown The team under the capable management of ack Hotalmg vows to add each commg match to nts stnng of vn tones TENIN IS Wlth enthustasm reacmng a hugh pttch many candrdates turned out for the mmal tennts gathermg Rivalry for the avallable posmons on the squad was hot Four veterans of last year s team who glve prom use of many VICCOFICS are oe Pakenas cap tam Mel Halght Don Lambo and Mort Gutenburg Some of the new candtdates are Charles McHarg manager Thomas Greene George Shuttleworth Rudy Rut kowskl Ronald and Ralph Epstein Thus far the team has trounced Gloversvxlle 60 on the A H S courts and 7 0 at Glovers vnlle The team proved xts power agam by overwhelming Canajoharle 60 at Canajo harxe and repeatmg at home with a 40 score The only defeat suffered was dealt by the powerful Mont Pleasant team the result bemg 6 1 ln thexr favor The A H S racketeers banged xts way mto another vxctory by defeatmg Scotia 6 1 The team ablv coached by Mr Van Aernam IS look mg forward to great results COMPLETE SCHEDULE Home Away Aprxl 28 Gloversvrlle May May MW May une ohnstow n Cana Joharte Nott Terraee Glens Fall Scotn TRACK TEAM a Mav 5 une 9 Mav 31 une 7 May 15 If you flnd someone pufhng and pantmg on the athletn held dont be too urpnsed lf ll IS Coach Valerlo of the track team tn stead of one of h1s track stars Prof V lerlo has been workmg tlrele sly to bulld up tl e nucleus of a good track team and lf ap pears that hxs efforts are bemg rewarded Facmg a d1fECLllI schedule the large squad has been practtcmg farthfully every nlght Some of the standouts on the team are Don Campbell captam Eldon Mlller 100 yard dash Leo Mazenak oe Twardzlk Wllbur Plantz oe Sxkora and Don Lambo Due to an excellent turnout by the sophomores the prospect looks bright not only for thxs eason but also for the future Zlg Fraz ek acted ably as manager 'Vlay 13 Invttatlon Meet at Gloversvnlle May 19 Dual Meet at Blee ker Stadium wlth Albany Hugh May 20 Invltatlon Meet it UIICI lqrte Academy une 3 State Meet at ohnstown une 10 Annual lnvltatlon Meet at Am sterdam VJHEAT By Autrua GRA: I Wska Seed ln the soil That prouts to life Bud of the stalk Growmg through strnf Green hull blowmg ln evenmg wmd Gold heads glowmg At harvest moon Neath rollers crushed You powdered wheat Fulflll your call Your hfe complete Do not thmk that what ls lnrd for rl ee to master ts nmpossxble for man but nf 1 thmg ts possnble and proper to man deem nt attamable by thee Marcus Aurelnus ' 4 H 73 ' V ' 7 v ' . . , - I , , . . , . , V ' . , e , , . . w If 77 ' . . q - V - M y 12 ' YY 17 ' 9 ' 7 v ,, 1. - ,J , S -5 JW J, - - fr U . 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' ', ' '. , - ' . 11' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 Q L 5 - 1 ' ' a W... QA 4- 1 LL TE SEB B WP! H1 nry P1w ac C1 xwn jc mcph Croce' 0 XX xz kovnsk M ke Mu usce Leo o R gh -A ber Kws ru cclms Eugene Dy ong -1f Ps S Lf arpc-1 rOC9 k -1 'W Q- -4 LICZ B avry OVR 111 CX CFDOZC 'I 1 ' .L 5 ai 0 ,,.--.... ' Q .5 - 3 VZ 3 L .c A- u , , , - r: , 0 U 6 -1 .Ja '-1 U . S sv' E 5 4-J . f-M Q ,-,1 C i In lr: 5 .si U :E 5 ' L. .. 2 3: I- A .E '- U A ' JQ go ml-L ,,. 5: A gm .4 E-E X h 7 . 'Cm . -dgi E-l 53 : Us f Em -C f .. - . Ui -J of 4.2 :M EE U ' 5: o , -- W 'Q -I 'V-' vf : 11:0 If -gl , .mc , ug . v is 1 'U n -E 5,3 1 'E E' 'Q -E I I O I... . Q iw .- -,Q ec.- u CZ- ,Ef LL .zz 2 , ...E 'J 3 sf -Q I , , -1 -1,4 .. ...I U- F: Em -3 'gi .Eg 2? . in ' : .': : I1 C. E TENNIS TEAM Loft ro Right-Mor: Guru-nlvcrgz. Mclvm Halghr. .loc Pakcrmf-. George Shuttleworth. Don Lambo. Nlr. Van Acrnam. coach. GOLF TEAM Lcfr to Right-Jack Homlmg fMHl1dgCFf. Johnny Varsoke, Mr. McCIumpha iffoachb. Richard Bogdan x Tom Coolcy. Harry Gxbbs TRACK TEA 'ci E 95 U 5 Cl U o c fd Q -cs :s ca 5 O L4 FI N H .J 'M on L4 o N LD vi .E O CZ B3 E o .. :s o ID 1: FS 0 O .J ... 0 r: ... K4 :: Q .2 :J o U-J M, 2 C o E LU 6 .o E eu -I E R2 : o O l ..:: .EF CZ o .s .. SA-4 U -l o cz .. ll! .E u. Lasky. rank alietta, F U Q o 'Q Dargush, HCC 5 M, ln o rf U1 W O '11 :J ... r: C Q.. 5 S 3 dern, Kenny Osborn, Fenton Brown, Adolph Ambrose, Stephen Bubniak. Third Row: Left to Right-Joe Makarowski, Eddie Bryck, Hicks Waldron, Warren Barkley, Carlton Roby. Edward Marnell, Bill Davey, Willard Kruger, Walt De Sorbo, Wayne Brownell, Henry Majewski, Louis Greenspan, Leonard Genova. Fourth Row: Left to Right--Bob Waterstreet, Joe Jowett, Herbert Lurie, Seymour Haber, Alfred Dopkus Leland Rickey, Tony Cotoia ,Incl-1 Brown, William Servoss, Patsy Perturbo, Bob McCune. Top Row: Left to Right-Zigmund Fraczek, m nagerg Gilbert Kosiba, Andrew Lasky, Bill Melnick, Andrew Dudka, Stanley Gomuln Dick Hay- den. Joe Gosiminski, assistant managerg Coach Valerio. BOWLING TEAM Left ro Right-Keith Lcnicc, Earnest Manchester, Charlcs Preston, Edward Gumicnny Thomas Kownlsky, Clarence Oarr, Bud Benoit, Torn McClumpha, coach. SCDCIETIES BAND HIY SCDRCDRITIES FRATERNITIES CI-ICDRUS ALPHA DELTA PHI First Row: Left to Right-Rhea Dreaney, Helen McGuire, Doris Dreaney. Second Row: Left to Right-Joyce Hawker, Norma Crawford, Zula Morey, Mary Barker, Jean Murray. Third Row: Left to Right-Rachel Grayson, Lois DeGraff, Arlene Bradt, Miss Augusta Dawson, sponsorg Joyce Dreaney, Lorraine Hasenfuss, Ellen Smeallie. Alpha Delta Phi and 1939 have worked in perfect harmony, accomplishing many things. To start the year off right, a competent staff of ofhcers was chosen. Helen McGuire claimed the president's chair, Mary Barker came next as Vice-President, Doris Dreaney, Secretary, Rachel Grayson, treasurerg Arlene Bradt, reporterg Ellen Smeallie, Chaplaing and Norma Crawford, guard-of-arms. The first affair of the season was a combination Hallowe'en party and scavenger hunt held in the music room of the High School. ln November the sorority staged an old fashioned barn dance at the Community Hall in Tribes Hill. Some weeks later, a tea dance was held at school, meeting with much success. A food sale at McClumpha's displayed the excellent culinary ability of the sorority members. ln place of the annual Christmas formal, a party was given at the Y. M. C. A. shortly after Christmas. On january 13, following Amsterclamls victory over Troy, the girls held a dance which was a huge success. A sleigh ride and skating party gave the members enpoyment in February, while in Marcli a theatre party in Schenectady and an informal dance at Sanfordls Club held the spotlight. April 27 being Alpha Delta Phi day, the members held their annual banquet at the Club Edgewood, in East Greenbush, New York. Gold lockets, engraved with the sorority letters, were re- ceived as favors. Toasts were given by Helen McGuire and Joyce Hooker. Mary Barker presented the prophecy, while Doris Avery turned out the matrimonial hits. To end a season of delightful activity. a hot dog roast was enjoyed by all members. 1940 may see Alpha Delta Phi accomplishing even greater things, for all the active members are already thinking about next year. CHI SIGMA THETA First Row: Left to Right4FreJa Lewelz. Second Row: l.erAt to Right---Norrine president' Gertrude Vfyszomirslci. president Third Row: Left to Rightvblorence B siba, Eleanor Adams. Vivian Dybas. Korzys. Doro-hp' 1 ,lean Szyrnczalc. laha. ,lane Decov. 3 secretary: Olga Vfoitiar. treasurer Dylorg. Dorothv Sajta. titt Florence Slfiba. Klart' Brvlc. lci. Eleanor Lilrnzrislsi. Ann Ko Fourth Row: Left to Right--Helen Kelly. Xlildre-.l Wlvsfoinirsl-.i. Nlrs. Cora Zeh. sponsor Xliss Pearl Vi'h1rl'le. corsponsor. Absent- Josephine Xvyszoniirslii. This June marks the climax of a verv busy but successful year. Wfe started off bv win ning first honors in the Student Mixer with a playlette entitled Our School, written bv the members in the sororitv. Two successful public dances were held at the Z. N. P. Hall. Vile alspi enjoyed a Sororitv Reunion during the Christmas holidays. Then, too, the sororitv purchased black suede vests with blue emblems. A Communion breakfast, which is an annual Cllstuth, was held on Palm Sundav. The new pledges were: Eleanor Adams, Norine Krzys. Florence Slciba, ,lean Szyinczvlc, Eleanor Uminslci, and Millie Xvvszomirslci. ln addition to the new pledges, we are proud to announce that Mrs. Leonard Nl. lVlcGuigan. wife of one of the younger, promising doc- tors in Amsterdam, became our newest honorary member. Heres hoping she enjovs all the time slit: spends with us. Plans for a formal in honor of the graduates who are members of the sorority are in full swing. The girls are also seriously thinking of going camping during the summer. Our officers for the year were: Gertrude Wfyszomirslci, Presidentg Dorothv Sajta. Vice- Presidentg Freda Lewelc, Secretaryg Olga Wojnar. Treasurer. Chi Sigma Theta wishes the Class of '39 the best of evervthing. We also hope that rhi- past vear was as successful for other organizations as it was for 5 XZ'--'xf KAPPA EPSILON First Row: l.t-lit to Right --lean NTCCTLIITC. Alherm Ilridiclwl. Beverly hlcllnrg. lflizalneth Ciardinier, Nlary Agzxrtl, Aiin Hgillaire. lXT.lI'5fL1L'I'llk' ffraxvliord. Ht-It-n ll.irr. lflizqiheth Lasher. Shirley Wfarner. Second Row: l.etit to Right Jlloris Van llorne. Bliss llermine Xvilliams, Norma Gardi- nier, Nlildred Herrington. Jayne Countermine, linrlmrvi -lane Radley. Belle l'TUll8!'2ll1. Ann Ouderl-cirlc. Susan lVlcHarg. Third Row: Left to Rightfhlarjorie Bartnett, Guelda hlcphee. Shirley Van Antwerp. Shirley Nlcxwilliams. Jessie Beers. Shirley Ellis. Nlrs. Olla Riclcett. Fourth Row: Left to Right-Iris l.ees. Shirley Slit-lp. lrlelen Traver. Tll'l1I'H'II.1 Rohling. Georgmnima Overroclcer, June johnson. Emily Harris. Kappa Epsilon has had a very successful year. At the heginning of the school term thev held a rush tea for prospective members at the home of Sister Betty Traver. The following meml'ers were initiated into K. E.: Marv' Agarcl, Marguerite Crawford, Jessie Beers, 'lane Black. Shirley Ellis, Susan lVlcl-larg, Shirley Xvilliams. Georgizlnna Overroclcer. Elizaheth Ann Gardiner and Henrietta Rohling. During Christmas vacation. a partv was held at Sister Bettis Hollerans The memhers were then lcept husv with preparations for a Card Patti' at the Y. Nl. ff. A. K. lf. also par- ticipated in the Student Mixer. After tlze C. B. A. l'aslcethall game. 11 dance Wils held. lielwruarx' hrought a Yalentine's Dax' Tea Danie. The climax of the vear was the formal Easter Promenade. The gVIll was iittmctivelv decorated and ahout 45 couples attended. K. lf. has also talcen part in the newlv organized 'luninr Aides at the hospital. The 'lI1I1Lllll lunquet. which was followed hx' a theatre partv. was held in Nlav. The affairs of K. lf. have heen in the hands of vert' eapahle officers. The President ls lleverlx' Thv1CH3fgl Vice-President. .-Xnn l-lallaire: Secretarv. 'lessie Beersg Corresponding Secretarv. Shirlev Shelpl Treasurer. Emilv Harris: and Chaplain. Nlarguerite Cram ford. K. Ii, extends laest wishes to the graduating :lass and to onruming Seniors, PHI ALPHA LAMBDA ffirst Row: Left io Rightfmororhy Pr1'.'l'i'lo. Theresa Qpicla. Phyllis Slosek. Eleanore Piurelc. Frances Dzilcowicz. Hermine Gracy. Second Row: Left to Right--'xviviifrecl -laworslci. Helen Krysilc. Nellie Slvcowroneli. Ircne l'Camsgew5lci. Dolores Korona. Third Row: Left to Rightffilorence Yoitlcevicz. Irene Crminslci. Rose Harrow. Florence Zakouski. Violet Ross. Nlnry Krygowslci. Fourth Row: l.ef't to Right-Nlary Agdan. Regina Pnwloslci. Eleanor Gizellmch. Nliss lucy ljrfeuiclci. sponsor: Dorothy Dyhas. Regina llylorig. The Phi Alpha l.amhda Sorority is ahout to hring to a close one of its most successful 'e1sitns. Miss l.ucy Drzewiclci, our sponsor. has contrihutecl much to its success. The year started with the initiation of the pledges in Octoher. Those pledges were: l'lorence Voitlcevicz. lrene Qrminslci, Violet Rai, Mary Krygowslca, Florence Zalcowslca, and Hermine Tracy. On Decemher 26, we held a Christmas Party at the Z. N. P. Hall. Following that came the annual hanquet held at the Barnes Hotel. Marx' Ogclan was chairman and Dorothv Przyhylo was toastmistress, The history of the sorority was read hy Rose I-larrow and Eleanor Gizelhach and the pronhecy was read hy Marv Ogdan. Rose Harrow, and Eleanore Givel- lwath. fn April 2, the bororify l.1f'l 'l-Z1 communion breakfast at the Barnes Hotel. Plans are heing made for a formal dance ro ll? held in July in Albany in l10n0f Of flu' graduating members of the Sorority and a camping trip at' i,al4? 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Grace 15mt111gc111. 1s111c111' 1.11c1f11111. ,1.1t't1111'1111c 51111111-11. 1',rn111'1's N1nw11. ,1ww1111111c N1fll1Cl111. Hmm' 1N11v1'11111c. 111'l1F1l'IY.1 1,c:1'11f1'111111'. S110 Umm. 1111111 fN1n1'N1cn11. 1iYc'1X'11 131110. CQ1111fct1n Tn11111nsc11. 15t'rt11a S:11cc1t11111. 111111111 S111111'1c. c3CC11lI1 Q111tt11w1c111. '1U5UP111l1L' 11311113111 31111 51nrv Sa11'aturc. TAU UPSILON DELTA Left to Right-Helen Stanl-cevitch. Vera Ligmal. Jennie Val Konis. Gertrude Schell, Irene Kimont. Miss Rose Keane. Adelln Patrick. Helen Butkis. janet Rimkis. Constance Degutis. The Tau Upsilon Delta Sorority has concluded another successful year. Meetings were held regularly at the home of each sister and all members have co-operated and helped in oui numerous undertakings. Seven new members were pledged to the sorority. To get acquainted with their new members, an initiation party was held. At this memorable occasion, the new members had to go through the process of initiation, which will not be forgotten very soon. They started right out to make our treasury grow, for we held a food sale at McClumpha's one Saturday which proved that the girls were good cooks as well as good sales-girls, for the food was dis- posed of very soon. After this successful event, the girls went to work selling Christmas cards and later sold basketball pins with names engraved on them. Winter came but cold weather didn't spoil our fun for a skating party was held at Fort Johnson, after which we enjoyed a spaghetti dinner at Orsini's Restaurant. This was followed by a theatre party held at Proctor's in Schenectady, and a St. Patrick's day party held at the home of one of its members. Shortly afterward, we all went square dancing at Minaville, which proved to be great fun. In the spring a progressive dinner was held. Following this we had a communion breakfast at the Kansas Restaurant. A most successful event, both socially and financially, was a May Dance held in the gym on the afternoon of May 2. As soon as the weather was warm enough,uwe-tPQQk a hike to Hagaman and held a meeting at the home of one of our sorority sisters. 'TT- N--Q, ' A banquet was held at the Club Edgewoo w i' concluded Out mfmY activities tot the year. The sorority is now looking forward to a camping trip a Camisa Lake this Summct- Wie want to say farewell to the senior class and wish them success in A ' future' The Tau Upsilon Delta Sorority wants to thank all the faculty members an I 'iq if CO' operative sponsors, Miss Rose and Margaret Keane, for helping make this their most success- ful year. We also want to congratulate the fine teams and organizations which contributed to the success of the school year of 1938-39. A banner year is ended but we are planning to do bigger and better things in the years to come. PHI DELTA First : Left to Right-Jean Chapman, Betty Jane Allen, Edith Kelly, Peggy Ormshy, - r Mary Mtirdoch. Margaret DeGraHi, Second Row: Left to Right-Nancy Blood. Harriet Reamer. Rose Husband, Eillcen Haff, Marjorie Webb, Kathryn Hallenbeclc. Third Row: Left to Right-Carol Shelp. Janet V, Dana, Dorothy Niles. Phyllis Knight, Judith Dewar. Fourth Row: Left to Right-Marjorie Stansheld, Miss Mary Burnham. sponsor. Absent From Picture-Shirley Howlan. Dorcas Turnlvall. Barabara Humphries. Anita Ehmer. Shirley Ann Collette. Shirley Hogg. Jane Ann Weyl. Barbara Gaugher. The past year has proven to he an interesting one, full of activities for Phi Delta. Early in the fall, we initiated pledges, this year's group being composed of Betty -lane Allen, Edith Kelly, Marjorie Wehh. Nancy Blood, jane Ann Weyl, Phyllis Ann Knight, Eleanor Dana, jean Chapman. and Margaret DeGrafT. Dne of the first social exents of the season was a tea given in honor of these girls and our faculty members at the home of our president, Rose Hushand. Another tea was given later in the fall at the home of Kathryn Hallenheclc, in honor of Miss Theda Mosher, who resigned her position as sponsor of the sorority, and for Miss Mary Burnham, who succeeded her. Phi Delta initiated a new idea in giving a Kick-off Party in the gym after the Kingston-A. H. S. foothall game. The higgest event of the year was the Phi Delta Christmas formal held at the Century Cluh, hut the summer formal to he l'eld at the Antleris Country Cluh on graduation night promises to he just as enjoyahle. The sororitv's annual hanquet was held on Max' 13 at the Hotel Van Cutler in Schenectady, after which those attending held a theatre partv. The delegates to the convention at Alhany found the week-end of Max 19-ll almost as exciting as the one they so carefully planned here last summer. WX' hope that our last social affair will he successful: and. in carrying out our motto of friendship and improvement. that we have heen a credit to one another and to the school in the past season. We extend our hearty congratulations to the Year Book Stan' for such a fine hook. and to the Class of '39-the hest of luclcl UPSILON PHI DELTA First Row: Left to Right-Lorraine Horton. Nlarie Hammond. Betty Quaclcenhush. Eileen Veditz. Second Row: l.eft to Rightf.-Xrlene Brown. joan -Johrson. Catherine Krohn. Eleanor Moran, Eleanor Nlallory. Third Row: Left to Rightflvluby Lownds. jackie llot-fs. Nlyra Xvhitlneclc, Theresa Chair- ron. Fourth Row: Left to Rightfhfliss Nlarguvrite Stowitts. Not In Picture-Alta Hoffman, Norma Schaffer. Nora Smith. Sponsors Not In picture-Nlrs. Kinsman. Nliss Granger. This year the Upsilon Phi Delta Sorority achieved its greatest heights, due to the line co-operation and interest of every member. Our Halloween Dance held in Trihes Hill was the first stimulant for enthusiasm and pep. During the winter season we held many successful affairs--a skating party, a sleigh rid- ing party, a Saint Niclcls Tea Dance, held in the gym, and a dance after the Rome basketball game. To earn a little money, we had a rummage sale. Our Hnal social event of the year was our formal hanquet and hall, a fitting climax to a grand year, was held at the Club Edgewood. Upsilon Phi Delta's officers this year were: Norma Schafer, Presidentg Betty Quaclcen- hush. Vice-Presidentg Lorraine Horton, Secretaryg Marie Hammond, Treasurerg and Eleanor Nlailory, Reporter. The new pledges were Joan Johnson, Eileen Veditz, Eleanor Moran, Theresa Charron. Ruby Lounds, Myra Whitbeck, Jacqueline Hoefs, and Katherine Krohn. The Upsilon Phi Delta Sorority extends lfest wishes to the Class of l939. HI-Y First Row: Left to Right-James Donnelly, jr., Herbert Lurie, Frances Dzikowicz, Er- minia Volpe, Jean Chapman, Edith Kelly, Betty Jane Allen, Peggy Ormsby, Nlary Murdoch, James Corcoran, secretary Boys' Club: Daniel Iannuzzi, president Boysi Club. Second Row: Left to Right-Florence Voitlcevicz, Shirley Warner, Barbara Ridley, Har- riet Reamer, Bette Holleran, secretary Girls Club, -Iane Richardson, Clarence Oarr. Third Row: Left to Right-Irene Orminski, janet V. Dana, Marjorie Webb, Eilenc Veditz, Rose Husband, vice-president Girls' Club: Milton DeVault, Fourth Row: Left to Righrgf-lean McCune, Mildred Herrington. Kathryn Hallenbeclc, Dorothy Niles, Shirley Hogg, president Girls' Club. Fifth Row: Left to Right-Doris Bishop. treasurer Girls' Club: Alberta Radichel, Irene Gaska, Betty Van Alcan, Marjorie Stansfield. Robert Losee, Charles Preston. Sixth Row : Left to Right-Spencer Kaiser, Lloyd Nloore. Wfilliam Blase. Otto Miller. Wfalter Rubaclc. Walter Boris. Mortimer Guttenberg. The Hi-Y Clubs started off their activities of the year by sponsoring the annual Student Mixer. Throughout the year, representatives of various religious groups spoke to the club on their own beliefs and ideas. Some of the speakers expressed personal views, while others ex- pressed only the beliefs of the groups they represented. Social events have included a Christmas party. a dinner at which the Amsterdam Hi'Y Club was host to Gloversville, and a dinner to which the school facultv was invited. As a ht- iing close, the club held an informal picnic at Bean Hill. The following officers served for the hovs: Daniel lannuzzi, President: jack McClellan. Vice-President, james Corcoran. Secretary: Charles Wfeiss. Treasurer. The girls' officers were as follows: Shirlev Hogg, President: Rose Husband, X'i:e-Presidentg Doris Bishop, Seca retarvg Elizabeth Holleran. Treasurer. ALPHA BETA GAMMA First Row: Left to Right-Ronald Epstein. -lack Kupferberg, Seymour Haber, l.eon.1rd Nlizdal, Erving Slawsky, Ralph Epstein, Albert Kronick. Second Row: Left to Right-Irwin Welber, Herbert Lurie. Robert Schure. Nlortimer Smith, Mortimer Guttenberg. Donald Olencler. Seymour hleisel, Carl Cramer, Louis Green- span. The Iota Chapter of the Alpha Beta Gamma Fraternity has enjoyed one of its most successful years of its existence in Amsterdam. The Iotians started the year off with a gala celebration for their passive members about to return to their various colleges. This affair received one hundred per cent attendance from those in the city. The members always do all in their power to make their passive members enjoy vaca- tions. Thanksgiving was no exception, when they ran a two-clay affair in conjunction with the Glens Falls Chapter. The out-of-towners numbered almost the same as the local members. Besides social affairs, Alpha Beta Gamma devoted much time to cultural activities. This year after meetings, they had the pleasure of hearing a series of five interesting talks given hy prominent men of this city. After each talk an informal discussion was conducted and refreshments served. During Christmas Vacation, they played the traditional annual Active-Graduate basket- lull game. This year according to tradition the Grads won. The following day the Annual reunion was held at the Club Edgewood for the members of this Chapter. This alfair is one always looked forward to both by active as well as passive members. Alpha Beta Gamma, as in past years, participated in the annual Hi-Y student mixer and are looking forward to next year to enter the competition. They also entered the Inter national Basketball Leagie at the High School. Qn April 16, Alpha BetaiGa'nTma'p:,ege-nted the National Easter Dance. This was a semi-formal, held at the Elks Club in Amsterdam? RCPfSS9Uf3fiVC5 from other ChHPfCf5 U1 Passaic, N. J., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, New York CTg1f'Gil.9Qi-FQHS, TFOY7 Albany, Schenectady, as well as local members, enjoyed themselves while dancingxfthibe mU5if of the Revelers. This affair was claimed by all in attendance to be one of the ifT1aeSf-Il8.E,l9j1-Q dances put on by the fraternity. Recently eight new men were formally initiated at a ritual held at the Hotel Amster- dam. After the ritual a banquet was served, celebrating the occasion. To end a perfect season, the annual Parents' Night will be held toward the end of the school year. Plans for this affair are progressing rapidly. Then, the members plan to retire to their camp at beautiful Lake Luzerne for the summer, as in previous seasons. nu7mIrw'-- 4, .n- CHI PHI BETA First Row: Left to Righteuloseph Xvillizinis. liob Rossi. Danny lannuzzi. Andrew Fusco, john Liggero, John Duchessi. Second Row: Left to Right-John Natoli. Robert Florimo. Salvatore Battaglia. John Santore, Salvatore Sapia. Third Row: Left to Right-Frank Piccola, John Colune. Thomas Visconti. Absent-Robert Greene. Joseph Crocetti. Frank Tannuzzi. Felix Giovanni, Nick Fratan- gelo, Fred Froscatore, Virgil Torsone. Louis Riccio. ulune. 1939. terminates another successful year for Chi Phi Beta Fraternity. The Fourth Annual Football Hop proved to he most successful and set a high standard for those to come. At a later basketball dance, a new and unique form of entertainment was presented in the form of a radio broadcast. Besides dances, the fraternity participated in other activities also. The membership swelled to its highest mark in several years. W'ith this large number of members. a greater extent of activities was possible. Besides the annual affairs. many new events took place. The eleventh animal banquet was postponed for the first time. from Easter vacation to the heginning of june. Immediately following the banquet. the fraternitv will leave for camp for an outing. At the end of the tenth vear. Chi Phi lieta wishes to extend to its graduating Seniors the best of luck in their fixture lives and n fond wish to lmvt- them return annuallv to the fraternitt functions. GAMMA SIGMA First Row: Left to Right-Wfallace Lindsay. Milton DeVault, Wfilliam Kellogg. George Shuttleworth. Second Row: Left to Right-Edward Moore, Gardiner Lindsay, Fred Smith, Walter Wil- lis, Jack McClellan. Third Row: Left to Right-Otto Miller. Robert Leger. Hicks Wfaldron. Wfilliam Carpenter. Fourth Row: Left to Rightf-lack Bettinger, Wfaltcr Rubaclc, Wfillinm Blass. This year Gamma Sigma has been very active in and about school. We have held two private dances, a dance after a football game, and entered a play in the Student Mixer. Now as usual at the end of the school year we are planning our annual banquet and our annual outing. Five new members have joined our fraternity this year, namely: Otto Miller, Fred Smith, Ed. Moore, Walt Rubaclc and Walt Willis. Ar the end of this year, 1938-1939, we, of Gamma Sigma, wish to offer our best wishes to the Class of '39 and the hope that it has been as successful for them as it has for us. im ,, his-nu-Q l 1 NU DELTA SIGMA First Row: Left to Right-Bob Topping. jack McConnell. Carson Thompson, Edwin Da Shell. Bill Canary. Leland Niles. Norman Lowcnstein. Second Row: Left to Right-Richard Hayden. Leland Haas. joe Reimg. Vernon Nlycrs. Edison Haas. Arthur Faulds. The Nu Delta Sigma Fraternity, one of the most active and progressive fraternities in W'ilhur H. Lynch High School, has enjoyed a successful and prosperous year of social ac- tivities. Meetings. at which the year's program has heen planned, have heen held weekly at the homes of the hrothers of the fraternity. One of the highlights of the season was thc sponsoring of a very well-attended dance following the Nott Terrace haslcethall game on March I0 On Saturday, May' 13. memhers of the fraternity enjoyed in outing at Galway lake. New memhcrs taken in during the year included Richard Hwyden and Bill Canary. The Nu Deltw Sigma Frrltcrnity extends its wishes for the heft of lucli to the fill?-N ol l'739. CHORUS First Row: Left to Right-Rose Catanzaro. Fanny Piccicca. Elvera Calvano, Iris Lees, Dorothy Stone, Nadia Makrowska, Josephine Gudice. Arlene Brown. Mary D'Addio, Angeline Montuori, Anna Kowalslca, Eda Camarano. Doris Gagne, Emily Male. Second Row: Left to Right-Violet Messino, Virginia Campochiro, Dorothy Wilbur, Vera De Shaw, Rose Constantine, Carmella Farone, Anna Gambardella, Ruth Christman, Betty Palmer, Margaret Faulds. Third Row, Left to Right-Grace Birch, Jennie Birch, Emmelina Duchessi, Rachel Greco, Rosalie Emmanuele, Vincenza Pepe, Elearor Walrath, Beatrice Weiher, Frances Pecora, Loy Aleson, Lawrence Peters, Harold Ellis, Frank La Bate. Top Row: Left to Right--Arthur Marsette, Joseph Krygowslci, Joe Leon, James Phoenix, Joe Galietta, Thomas Pearse, Russell Clough. The first public appearance of the Senior High School Chorus was at the Christmas Concert held at Junior High School on December 15. The Christmas carols sung were very well received. On December 21 the same program was presented in the Senior High School auditorium. An outstanding feature of the Music Festival held May 5 and 6, was the appearance of the chorus in new gowns. Of the 83 in the chorus only 41 were selected to sing at the Music Festival. Although fl're 6hc:L1sgentered as a non-competing group, it received a high rating. The next appearance in our new gowns was-bdge the Kiwanis Club on May 11. A delightful surprise awaited us. When we had sung our selections the Kiwanians asked US IO have mOVihg pictures taken of our chorus in front of the Elks Club. 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Ha' Ha' Ask hm: Mentlonmg these affairs we can t omtt the one concermng ohnny Varsoke and Betty Streun whlch threatens to become a per manent landmark tn thus our fanr land My goodness but ll seems that some of these thmgs are just made for columns hke thus and the Streun Varsoke affau- rs one of those thmgs Our only comment on If for ever and ever eternallv and everlasting amen ' And now for a number of reasons, one of whrch 15 we just know we are nearmg a thousand words we feel 1ts txme to close up shop for the year We ve had a lot of fun wrxtmg this column we only hope you ve enjoyed readmg If half as much as weve enjoyed putting lf together We do thank you all for your co operatlon m glvmg us maternal when we really needed rt But now I just or a moment your attention youll en And be wery quiet we ll nfrzte 11 The End And with our condolences to you two jumors who are destined to become your Observers for 39 40 we wrlte fIhl5 to our careers as colummsts, wnth the solemn prom use that everythmg we ever wrote was for your own good and thats the gossxpel truth Your Observers RAE I EONARD JIMMY CORCORAN HOME By Rosa MORMILE When your days work IS over and mght starts to fall And you re sxck of hvmg and tlred of nt all Your mmd starts to wander to a place you call Home And for folks that l1ve there that you call your own One look at the1r faces, and the old world seems new And you thank the good Lon! dll! they part of you ,,.,- Bv WILLIAM FLATTERS Snow comes down On sxlent wmgs It lmgers rn the a1r And hghtly touches The earth covermg the an Wxth a soft white blanket The ram comes down In peltmg sheets It stops suddenly And what I5 left Rushes xt knows not where But trnes to get off the streets Honorable Mentzon CHARLES MCI-IARG WITH MATHEMATICS Wxth mathematrcs one can find New wonders to amaze the mmd, Can learn whv wheels go round and round And make thelr busy whxrrxng sound For man, thexr master great and kind Electric volts Maxwell would bmd, The radlo lb for mankmd And Emstem dnd the world astound Wxth mathematncs And vou my frlends I must remmd That humans now may stnll be blmd To things whlch math will soon expound For future man more facts abound To leave our progress far behind Wnth mathematncs MOTHER NATURE S CHORUS By EDMUND COOLEY A myriad of dancmg grrls are wmkmg down at me Thexr snow whrte heads lh leafy beds are luke a mxlky sea They re swavlng to the birds song They re rocklng with the breeze Soft clouds make up the celllng And the backdrop s made of trees These dashmg lxttle chorlnes are Mother Nature s troop No one could miss the happmess that rules thts merry group They re reelxng to a gypsy s tune They re drlftmg as xn dreams Blue fleece now forms the vaultmg And the backdrops splashed wlth beam These Hlrtmg httle acrobats dance on throughout the nrght They never rest, nor lose thexr zest nor wor ry of thexr plight They re shxvermg nn a chrlly breeze They re posmg 1n a mrs y cloud Star studded velvet lS the roof And the scenery forms a ghostly shroud Thu Qlitb dine ll lily stopped by au J,.Ml7sat'hd' Tsnlydamduatsanowswakamxdldus They re bowmg slowly f Itldl Thev re wxthermz under death s cold stare The roof 15 choked wrth frosty clouds And the backdrop s made of trees now bare ULYSSES By MARY MURDOCH Oer ocean waves and foreign lands you spe Temptatnon at the Snrens lsle you met And Cnrce s charms you never could forget However far away Your comrades bled When Scylla ralsed each frtghtful manglmg hea To crush the1r bones wnth gory teeth And e In Ithaca at length your sxlhouette Came mto vlew long gwen up for dead I hve your lxfe and wander oer the sea Through years of hardshxp and through hours of thrnll Absorbtng knowledge to a hugh degree I feel your deepest thoughts and read untll My mmd oerflows with bllss and rhapsody To me years hence you wnll be magtc stxll' Anacharsxs sand a mans fehclty consxsts not ln the outward and vrsnble favours and blesslngs of Fortune but xn the mward and unseen perfectlons and rxches of the mmd Plutarch - . . . . , I . j . . - ' - 1 f ' f ' 1 . . . . . 1 ' ' t I d. . . , . . 1 . 1 I 1 , y i ' . 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T U U 2 U U U U U ' 2 U .- U U - ,, I l - -..Mr T l l U U P l I ------------.---------------------------.: L ----- .1-----M - ---- ------M -----1 ------- -- -Xl U U ' U U U U U U U 2 U Q U Q U ' 2 U a U ' g U . . U U 4 U U U U U U CLASS HISTORY Continued dent of the Student Council and held a posltxon on the Year Book Staff Do you wonder that he was elected the buslest fel low ln the class? At thxs time Mr Heth G Coons became Supermtendent of Schools and lf xs the sm cere wtsh of the class that he may remam m thts posmon for many years to come Several new ldeas broke out during the year, and establxshed themselves for the fu ture we hope ' The first Senate consist mg of the officers of each class made nts debut, and a constltutxon was formulated and accepted The first sectlons of the mt crophone and loud speaker system were ln stalled, wrth mlkes ln the audltorlum and m the office and loud speakers ln the audl torlum cafeterxa both gyms, and ln the musxc room Consequently we had canned music for entrance and exlt ac companlment at assemblles The usual Class Day exercises held the Monday after une exams were elxmmated Instead we tried a new and dxfferent affaxr called Semor Day Also graduatlon exercrses were moved from Wednesday back to Monday Our cheer leaders thls year were Mary Murdoch, ean McCune, Dolores Korona, Martha Greco joe Calvgn, ld unmy Baker And a mctq If M hcl! R were, will ,Ot All I1 H 1 it ll cl m defeat as vlctory Although accordmg to actual scores we didnt wm all our foot ball games, we have had moral vxctorxes for th1s year the team played thexr toughest games, and played them better than ever before However, our luck was better an basketball for we lost only one game that to Nott Terrace, and we won the Eastern State Championship Our publncatlons this year were managed as usual by semors Newspaper mmded Al berta Radxchel was Ed1tor1nCh1ef of the Item wxth xmmy Corcoran and Irene Gaska Assoclate Edxtors Of course, Mxss Trentelman was the guiding hand here, and all classes were represented on the staff The Year Book however, 15 strictly a semor pubhcatnon with lmmy Donnelly a new comer from Thompsonvllle Connecticut the Edxtor rn Chnef The annual Semor Play thxs year was Lounsa May Al o ts Little Women I made a bxg hut with the cast as well as the audience and the whole class was proud of the presentanon The last semester of semor year always brmgs forth numerous honors and pnzes Thrs year we dxd ourselves proud with sev enteen honor students Vxvxan Solomon be came our valedlctorxan and George Doug lass our saluratornan Our poetry wmners were Judy Dewar and Blll Flatters Carol Shelp surprnsed herself by takmg flrst place ln the Recorder Essay Contest while VIVIHH Solomon took second place The dramatic prnzes were announced after Semor Plav Bob Denton received the Edmund Dlckson pnze and ane Keeler the Lxttle Theatre prize After all thelr dramatlc work ln hugh school these two people certamly deserved the awards Stull on the semor calendar are spaces for our newly acqulred Semor Day, Semor Ball une exams, and Baccalaureate and Gradua t1on However the committees for these affalrs mcludmg the Regents Department haven t let this edxtor 1n on the secrets when our book goes to press so we just havent anv wrlte up on them Youll have to do your own wrmng for these occaslons The next few weeks wlll be crammed full but no semor will regret the years we ve spent preparing for this time Soon, well leave hugh school, go our way mto the world but always well look back on the days at A H S as the very best of our lnves Oh surely, there were times when we thought we just couldn t bear Enghsh and History C and Math any longer, but those fits came and went as naturally as the days Now wlth graduation so close upon us we wonder whdre the past three years have really pac. LAST TESTAMENT C ontmued and any future financxer rs mvlted to take advantage of th1s bequest Our versatxle athlete, Babe Lltwa, leaves hrs football basketball and baseball prowess to the Jumor who thmks he has the abllttv to use tt These big three among sports make Babe strictly trlple threat any way you look at II so-the only way we can do tt IS to leave his grldlron ab1l1ty to Waldron, hxs basketball capacxty to Campbell, and as baseball IS not yet under way as we wrlte thls, well just have to walt and see what Junxor develops under Nevulxs coachmg thxs year We can t feel we are domg a good job of thls wlthout leavmg the strange ablllty of Clarence Oarr to one of the Class of 40 Clarence self admxttedly the best heckler wrrhm a range of 326 m1les wlll gladly leave hrs talents to the first who calls for them Call Trxbes Hull 2127 Although he needs none of xt we be queath to the amazlng Sapla the art of the pun m the best Ormsby style Some of Peggys efforts are atroclous and atro cn ous a terrlfic gurl tn other ways just one of her puns kills at twenty paces oe Calvano contributes to cheer leaders of next year his remarkable pep and knack of making a crowd which lS watchmg a run away game stnll want to cheer oe xmmy Baker Martha Greco Mary Murdoch, Jean McCune and Dolores Korona have nnstllled pep mto many a hunch of students, both at pep meetings and at regular games, and have given the cheer leaders of 40 some thing to hve up to Helen Harr leaves her dynamic cuteness to any jumor who thmks she d luke to have If or even any gumor who thmks be d lxke to have It Pagmg Bud Faulds' We also bequeath to the glrls of 40 the attractiveness Elame Campbell possesses Yes gurls, perhaps you hadnt heard, but when you re naturally attractlve, your hp stuck and rouge expenses are much lower Yea, verily After careful consxderatlon and long re search, we have come to the concluston that thls class has one more contribution for the school That ts we leave tt and the school takes lt If nt rs wanted We the semor class, do hereby proclaim ourselves to be the best class of bluslwers m the history of hugh schools tmmemorlal and jumors, you may have that bequest wxth no regrets The blushes frlends, are yours Yes for keeps And also, we bequeath to the junior class the rtght to publish the ITEM at regular lh tervals, the prlvxlege of presenting a suc cessful semor play and the rxght to be out standnng m every way tt ca 1 And thus our docume xt ends We leave if Olfotit seats rn the study hall to be bufeted about by the fates whxch always ll! Io k'blfCUlXg especially hard at the t1me of a gradtratlon from hugh school But use what we have left you well and become, m tlme, reat bl beautiful semors g just as we are SENIOR CONSENSUS Contxnued Box GIRL Most Ambltrous Danny Iannuzzx Ermtma Volpe Best Dressed Babe Lntwa Dot Dylong Peppxest oe Calvano Dolores Korona Busxest Danny Iannuzzx ane Keeler Most Efflflffll Walt Borls Irene Gaska Best Orator Alvm Fxck ane Keeler Best Mixer Danny Iannuzzx Rose Husband Most Courteous Spence Kalser Carol Shelp Forward as the occaslon offers Never look round to see whether any shall note lf Be satlshed wlth success m even the smallest matter and thmk that even such a result 15 no trnfle Marcus Aurehus - ' , . . , - ' 1 . 4 i 1 , . A , ' ' ' r ' Y . . . . , . i ' . . , , ' .D , ' - I - rr 11 . . . , - n ' . , . . , . , - - ' . ' I . . . I . - , , . , . . . . l ' - , , , . ' . - , f . n g I ' . , I l' ' . ' - , ' ' ' a . 3 , U - Q I- - . ' . 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