Memorial High School - Humanist Yearbook (West New York, NJ)

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1' ANNE KORNBERGJX A Honey Academic Undecided Literary Editor of Humanist , Sans Pareilg Senior Fleur de Lisg Cicero Latin Clubg Chorus, '32, Honey', is as sweet as her name implies. A winning smile, lovely blue eyes, and a charming personality combined with good common sense and infinite tact bear witness to the fact that a girl can score in brains as well as looks. Don't you agree? GEORGE C. KORYCANSKY llcorkyfl Academic Northeastern U. 'fHumanist staff 9 Amici Caesaris, ,345 Les Bijoux, '35, Fleur de Lis, '35-'36, Band, '33-'34, Memorial A. A., '34-'35. A iine looking lad is Corky whose face is always wreathed in a smile. Although he is not a giant in stature, his friendly nature towers over all. CARL KUNZ Karloff Technical Undecided Round Table English Club, '34. Carl's flowery descriptions and admirable perseverance have gain- ed for him a reputation for which he will always be remembered. His future success is certain if he continues as well as he has done in all his studies. HELEN LANG Commercial Undecided T.T. 1005 O.G.A.g sr. 0.A.T.g C.T, 41. ' Helen is a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day. Her ever present smile and lively banter have often helped to chase the blues Three cheers for cheery Helen. CHARLES LANZA Hchipll Academic Undecided 'fHumanist Staff, Band, '33-'36g Touch Football League, '34, Glee Club, '32-'33g Track Team, '36. An unusual hair-comb, a happy-go-lucky attitude, an infectious smile, and the ability to dance well-this is a brief summary of the many things that have endeared Charles to all of his classmates. Twenty-two

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641' HAR KALA AN Technical Engineering In losing Harry, Memorial will lose one of her outstanding Parisiens. In losing Harrv Memorial will lose one of her outstanding scholars. It is with inestimable pride that we point to our most proficient map-maker. GLADYS KATZMANN HHappy!! Commercial Business O.G.A.g Sr. O.A.T.g C.T.T. 405 T.T. 60. A winning smile and vivid personality are only two of Gladys' valuable assets. To enumerate all of them would be impossible, therefore, we combine all of them when we call her the ideal high school girl. ELSIE C. KEMMET HE!!! Commercial Business Humanist Staffg Sans Pareil French Club, T.T. 605 Jr. 0.A.T. Awardg Sr. 0.A.T.g C.T.T. 45, O.G.A. Tall, slender, intelligent, and well-mannered-our Elsie. She is full of fun, and we are never in low spirits with Elsie as our com- panion. Her friendliness has proved itself to be a valuable asset. JOSEPHINE V. KENNELLY Hjoll Academic Columbia U. Memorial and Creighton English Clubsg Latin Clubs. A sunny disposition coupled with a sweet personality is the only possible description we can give of Jo. Even though she is sel- dom talkative, we must admire her reserved manner and quiet bearing in this day and age. MADELYN R. KINTZEL iff i Matte Commercial Business Humanist Staffg C.T.T. 40, Sr. O.A.T.g T.T. 60, O.G.A. Madelyn is a sweet, friendly sort of person. Her intelligence and knack of making a person feel at ease have won her many friends. Madelyn's coiffure is the envy of every girl in our class. Twenty-one

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LILLIAN A. LARSEN ' llLilly!l Commercial p Business T.T. 809 C.T.T. 413 Jr. O.A.T. Lillian is a quiet girl who refrains from engaging in lengthy con- versations. She confesses that she deems the world a better place to live in when her nimble fingers are tiitting over piano keys. ARTHUR V. LARSON Swede Art ' Business Humanist Staffg Chorus, '52-1345 Varsity Soccer, '36, A devilish grin and an ingenious aptitude for mischievious pranks seem to belong to Arthur naturally. But don't be misled by outward appearances and actions for they hide an ambitious nature, as shown by his scholastic record and success in sports, es- pecially soccer. MARION A. LEAHY Commercial Barnard Humanist Staff, Interclass BI B., '33-'34, Captain Girls' Inter- class Volleyball, '33-'34g Sr. O.A.T.g T.T. 605 C.T.T. 45. I Blonde, slim, and vivacious is Marion. In tap dancing she is hard to beat, and we all hope some day to see her another Eleanor Powell. ' I IRVING CI Academic Undecided Humanist Staff, Latin Clubs. What would we have done if we didn't have Irving to whisper the answers to us? However, that isn't the reason for his many friends. The answer to that is his delightful companionship. MILDRED H. LEHMANN HMil!l Commercial School of Art Humanist Staffg T.T. 80, C.T. 425 O.G.A.: Sr, O.A.T.g Art Club. Mildred, although very quiet, has always done her share of the work when called upon. To be a textile designer is her main ambition, and it is sure to be fulfilled. Twenty-three