Miller Great Neck North High School - Arista Yearbook (Great Neck, NY)

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1 CD R S i THEODORE BERGMANN Ted The old proverb Good things come in small packages' b falsified by Teddy Affable, Witty, and per- has not een - r I assume the leading role in any group sonable, he can ' I l - His easy, effortless manner of making conversation is en- ioyed by everyone. Sub-Council '3l, '32, '33, '34, Varsity Wrestling '34, '35, 36, Manager Varsity Football '34, '35, '36, Guide Post '32, 33, '35. Cornell Law GLADYS BINKIEWICZ Red Gladys' perpetual good nature adds immeasurably to her obliging graciousness. As a student, the teachers find her work very commendable. We can little Wonder that all her acquaintances hold her in such a favorable light. Baseball '34, '35, Servus Ball '33, '35, Secretary LOIS BLOODGOOD Loie Lois is not only attractive and intelligent, but she also has a genial disposition. Although much of her time is taken up by sorority activities, Lois has a splendid aca- demic record. Dramatics Club '32, Guide Post '33, Biology Club '33. lournalism Columbia School of Iournalism DOROTHY BRONKHORST Dot ShY Yet helpful Doroth ' ' ' l I y has a reserved air which many tijribcpie findhhard to penetrate. Nevertheless, her acquain- Studijsrun dlgh. She has been sincerely engrossed in her O . . 1 Cm' Fonsequenily has contributed clever and Tlglflil Work in all her classes. Craft Club '35, '36, 26

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s E FN 1 DONALD BANGERT Rival schools have called Don destruction personified once he steps on the gridiron. Cheerful, generous and impulsive, Don has a host of friends. lf willin d gness an affability are true criterio f ns o success, Don should go far f a fer graduation. Varsity Football '32, '33, '34, '35, Chefs' Club '36, I. V. Basketball '34, Arista Board '36, Wrestling '35. Cornell University DOUGLAS BANGERT Doug ' Doug's popularity is readily shown by his election as President of the Senior Class. His athletic ability has been proven in all sports. l-le contrives to combine the merits of the student, the man of leisure, and the executive. President of Senior Class '36, Business Manager of Arista '36, Varsity Football '34, '35, lntra-Mural Baseball '34, '35, '36, lntra-Murorl Basketball '36, Boxing '36. Business Fordham IULIAN BARANOUSKY Barrow Iulian's leisurely habits have created a lackadaisical air that fellow physicists have long admired. Neverthel ess, the magnetic powers of the class room have also been at work for B ' , arrow seems inevitably attracted toward science, with fancy pigeon breeding a paramount concern. Orchestra '30, '3l, '32, '33, Band '3l, '32, '33, lntra-Mural Baseball '33, '34, '35, lntra-Mural Basketball '36, EHLEEN BARBER There is usually a glint of laughter in Eileen's large brown eyes, for she unfailingly finds even the most elusive bit of humor in any situation Her sincerity charm d . , , an friendliness have made every group desire to have her as a member. Sketch Club '33, '34, '35, Basketball '36,' Dramatics Club '35, Radio Show '35, Up in the Air, Operetta '35, Servus Ball '33, President of Sketch Club '35, Commercial Art Pratt Institute 25 O R S

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ALVIN SINCLAIR BULLBN y Mike Mike's interests have covered a variety of activities such as music, tennis, and football. He is not too quiet and not too loud. His sincere attitude tends to make him a serious yet likable type of fellow. He is an asset to the school, as shown by his work in Hi-Y and the Music Department. He is a member of that group known as the Rhythm Boys. Dramatics Club '33, Orchestra and Band '33, '34, '35, '36, Biology Club '35, Hi-Y '34, '35, '36, Freshman Football '32, Varsity Football '35, lntra-Mural Basketball '34, lntra-Mural Volley Ball '34, Tennis '35, '36, Radio Show '35, Varieties '36, Sport Leader '36. Ministry Kenyon MARVIN DUGRO BUTTLES, IR. Behind that solemn, apparently studious countenance lies the fun-loving personality of 'the teacher's enigma. He has a solution for everything, and many times has prevented the wheel ofeducation from moving as fast as it should. Most enviable of all are his quips, which have a timing and quality that are hard to match. Lucky Iade '31, General Science Club '31, Glee Club '31, Christmas Vesper Service '32, Why the Chimes Rang '33, Dramatics Club '33, '34, '35, Guide Post '34, '35, Arista '35. New York University ELIZABETH MARIAN BUTZ uBette Bette, a swimming enthusiast, may be found enjoying her favorite sport at the first sign of warm weather. Those who know her delight in her keen sense of humor. Ping Pong '32, '33, '34, '35, '36, Hockey '34, Tennis '33, Swimming Club '34, Advertising Agency '35, '36, Usher: Radio Show '35, Up in the Air '35, Bunsen Burners '35, '36, Red Cross Medical Assistance '35, '36, Squad Leader '32, Skidmore College ARTHUR IOSEPH CARROLL 3 Art ' Unassuming, yet companionable, Art has paved a way for himself on the basketball courts. Few can chal- lenge hissteadfast interest in things athletic. We gladly hail him as one of our most celebrated and promising amateurs. ' lntra-Mural Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, I. V. Basketball '34, '35, lntra-Mural Baseball '34, '35. Civil Service ' y l , T ' I S E N l C R S 27