Mahopac High School - Wampum Yearbook (Mahopac, NY)

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NAME William Agor Leland Barger Edmund Barnes Gus Boniello Bernice Bunyea Russell Bunyea Alvaro Casagrande Edith Daros James Ducey Ralph Gordineer Frank Hierlwimmer Joan Hillmann Thelma Hissey Viola Hyatt Christine Jones Shirley Lazarus Marion Lyon Doris McHugh Marjorie Millicker Susan Mitchell Alfred Moore Miles Oakley Robert O'Connor Francis Poscich Paul Redion Andrew Rudemyer Anna Savino Ernest Schuenzel Sylvia Smith John Spain Irene Swarm Walter Swarm Herman Tempelman Marjorie Upham Mary Zimmons SENIOR MIRROR NICK NAME Billy Lee Tilt Gus Bunney Boney Handsome Eie Jimmy Gork Big Wheel Queenie Thel Vi Chris Chubby Blondie Mickey Midge Susie Sam Sonny Bo Posy Whitey Hot Lips Red Ernie Patt Johnny Big Swede Little S wede Herm Margie Cookie THEME SONG 1! Gotta Gal ! Love in North and South Dakota I'll Be Down To Get You In a Pushcar Becky Shaving Cream Little Brown Jug My LOU Heaven Gotta Get Me Somebody to Love What Am | Gonna Do About You My Wild Swedish Rose If | Had a Nickel | Tipped My Hat, and Slowly Rode Away How Cute Can You Be? My Buddy! Stardust Give Me Five Minutes More Tea for Two It's My Lazy Day Sonny Boy You'll Always Be One | Love Oh, But I Do Summer Time You're A Character, Dear Aren't You Kinda Glad We Did 1 Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now One More Vote I've Got the Sun in Morning Linda Through A Thousand Dreams Guilty That's Where | Came In Roll Me Over Huggin And A Chalking Sooner or Later Your Feets Too Big For the Bed Can't Help Loving That Man of Mine Anchors Aweigh PASTIME Being best dressed boy in the class Taking Blackmail Pictures The ‘Sally Rand of the Parkway Teasing fhe girls and stay- ing happy Riding in a truck with Lovie Hunting (?), Dear Blushing Cooking Spaghetti Dinners for Walt Making model airplanes and saying “doggone it” Telling Jokes in the Library Oh! Brother! Chairman of the Farrell For Pres. Movement Keeping that pretty hair curly Attending Church Socials with a Mahopac Falls lad Keeping Ernie out of trouble Eating and Smelling Pretty Wearing out Chubby’'s shirts Riding in a certain Chysler convertible Riding through Secor on Sunday Spitting out the pits from the oranges from Florida Looking for Jimmy Ducey Keeping in practice for his part in the Senior Play A super-deluxe Model A Ford Fixing the bruises Croton Falls Throwing erasers and pennies Riding back and forth to Peekskill Looking oh so neat when Being nice to one of the “Jones' Girls” Smiling and enjoying life Shoveling coal and teach- ing Gilda how to drive Keeping Hog Lane in good condition Visiting Edith Making ‘‘Funnies Being good to everyone Reading time tables from Brewster DESTINY Chairman of Republic — an Honor Society Photographer for Look and Run Slot Machine King “Stop, Champion Auto Racer Midget Founder of a new recipe for Pickled Cabbage Second Frank Buck Modeling Arrow Ties The real boss of the F.B.I. Test Pilot for a model air- plane factory All American Tickle Mayor of Lake Secor Mrs. America 1950 Academy Award Winner ag The Model Wife Private Secretary of Pro- fessor Rossi Editor-in-Chief of “Vague” Guard for tomb of ‘“Un- known Soldier” Treasurer of the U. S. Mint Head of Monkey Business in Hennie's Garage Ambassador to Florida Top salesman for Johnson's floor wax Professor of Modern Girls Peeker in a munitions factory President of Consolidated Sawbones Union Script Writer for Prentiss Successor to Harry James Nora America's No. 1 vocalist As Nice as Harry Successor to Varga Professional Back Slapper Miss Mahopac Falls Chief of F.B.I. Designer of Herm's De- flated Shoes Official Giggler of Maho- pac Mines Lady Wrestler

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY President, Gertrude Pinckney Secretary, Enis Dellosa Vice-Pres., Bob Nussbaum Treasurer, Dick Craft This year has been an eventful one for the Juniors because of their participation in real high school activities. As Juniors they have begun to raise funds for their Senior trip in various ways—selling pencils, Junior Play, ‘‘Case of Springtime’’, and their Junior Prom. With the arrival of their class rings they felt as though they really belonged. Many of our boys have participated in sports and are now a vital part of the teams. The girls have gone out for Cheerleading and most of the Varsity squad is composed of Junior Girls. With the closing of this term the Junior Class will be launched into seniorhood where they expect to set a record for themselves—and for their School.