Mabel Dean Bacon Vocational High School - Torch Yearbook (New York, NY)

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FLORENCE UNGURATH 46U Atkins Avenue, Brooklyn Arts and Crafts Club A knock for her is hard to find, For tzhekz a girl of the nicest kind. MlLDRED UNGURATH 46U Atkins Avenue, Brooklyn C1. O. Lieutenant Quiet but brainy, HLLLN VALEN'lll Twinny 59-ll Van llorn Street, Elin- hurrzt G. O. Lieutenant, Dramatic Club Always happy and gay, Shell be an artist maine dayl MARY VALENTI Twinny 59-ll Van Horn Street, Elin hurut Dramatic Club, Art Club To be or designer is her aim, And through her sketches :shell gain lame. LUCY VALLI 245 East 44 Street, Manhattan G. O, Patrol, Arts and Crattzt Club A helping hand she i.: willing to lend, A jolly pal, a faithful friend. IENNIE VENCE 29-14 25 Avenue, Astoria G. O. Lieutenant Fashion Club Heres a charming fair lass, The LaMarr ot the class. tot 3 .F i :ru 'feb 1--sl, fl fume and 'm- tl CARMELA VERCIGLIO Millie 333 East 56 Street G. O Lieutenant, Assistant Treasurer, Dramatic Club Tetnperamental, ambitious, and sweet, To be with her if: a rare treat. CLAUDIA WAYLAND Marie l9 West lll Street, Manhattan Our Marie f-always cheerful. DORIS WEXLER 338 South 5 Street, Brooklyn Dramatic Club A girl as sweet as they come, And what a girl lor a churnl lOSEPHlNE WIACEK lo-lo 238 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn Arts and Crafts Club, Basket- ball Club She can dance like a top, from waltz to bolero, One ot her goals is to dance like Romero. ADELA WOITASZEK Dellie 235 l7 Street, Manhattan G. O. Lieutenant, Arts and Crafts Club She has a dimple in her chin, Which shows she's an angel within. STELLA ZANGRILLI Twinkle 768 South Oak Drive, Bronx G. O. Lieutenant, Senior Class Representative, Literary Club, Arts and Crafts Club Altho she looks simple and smart, She's just a female wolf at heart.

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BERTHA STAVRAKOS 2441 East 15 Street, Brooklyn G. O. Patrol, Defense Bond Representative, Arts and Crafts Club, Assistant Treasurer of Senior Class, World Affairs Club, Glee Club Bertha's a smart and charm- ing young girl, Who has set many a bOy's heart a-whirl. ADELE STEFFENS Whimpy 433 Bleecker Street, Brooklyn Everyone knows this lass, She's the riot of our senior classl HELEN STITTGEN 1654 Iefferson Ave., Brooklyn Hiking Club Though not as pretty as Helen of Troy, She'11 make a hit with every boy. THERESA SULPIZIO Terry 428 East B0 Street, Manhattan Fashion Club, Glee Club She's attractive, she's charm- ing, Her smile is disarming. VIRGINIA TERRACCINO Sleepy 242 East 106 Street, Manhattan She's gentle and she's sweet, The kind of girl you like to meet. ELEANOR TERRANOVA Terry 36-17 31 Street, Astoria Eleanor is patient and doesn't hurry, Hers is a brow unwrinkled by worry, I .P IOSEPHINE TESORIERO 7711 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn G, O. Representative, Assis- tant Treasurer of Senior Class, World Affairs Club Some call her Iosephine, others call her Io, But no matter what they call her, She's a swell girl to know. MILDRED TIETZ Millie 321 Willow Avenue, Hoboken Sweet and shy. STELLA TRAPANI Pesk 356 East 12 Street, Manhattan Arts and Crafts Club, lewelry Committee I-Iave you ever seen a quieter child. Pleasant, loving, so gentle and mild? ELVIRA TRINATO 317 East 27 Street, Manhattan Class Representative, Literary Club She's jolly and carefree, pretty and smart, She'll surely walk into some handsome mans heart. MARY TUCCI 104-32 39 Avenue, Corona She's quiet and simple, patient and sweet, A darling at heart from her head to her feet. HELENE TYMOS1-IEK Timmy 210 East 21 Street, Manhattan Fashion Club, Glee Club, Lit- erary Club Honor, loyalty, and charming smile, Make friendship with Helene entirely worth while.

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VmF?1vr'L9 T'v' ff 'QF' I ' l .' ' K- 'X 1 MARGARET ZWAHR Margy 179 West 97 Street, Manhattan Arts and Crafts Club Neat, polite, charming, and QUY. A credit to Manhattan in every way. ELIZABETH YAKUBISIN 184 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn Elizabetl'1's in her silent mood, Very quiet, but never rude. A SENIOR'S THOUGHTS We're sure you hate to see us leave, And you're distressed Cl'd like to believelg But nay, don't weep or grieve, I pray Iust listen to my little lay. We, too, were darling freshmen here, And our brave deeds crowned each year, For we did not fret but wore a smile When all looked not worthwhile. Short were the years that have passed away As love for our school grew day by day, For we worked till all was put to right When the hours looked none too bright. And now too soon our work is done, And that shining glory now is won, But these years will always be A bright light till eternity. IOSEPHINE CAMPIONE