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

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MILDRED CASPEBSON Millie Although she is blessed with beautiful blonde hair, Mildred lacks the dizziness usually attributed to blondes. In its stead, she possesses a reliability and willingness to cooperate with her fellow students which we- all appre- ciate. A lovely disposition and engaging grin help her cope with whatever situation might arise. Soccer '33, '34, '35, Servus Ball '34, Dramatics Club '35, '36, Basketball '34, '35. Stenography Pace Institute ANNE NINA CHEOSKY Chow-Chow Active and enthusiastic, Anne is the proud possessor of a bubbling spirit her friends find refreshing. Her actions on the hockey field clearly manifest her interest in sports. In fact, proficiency in hockey and swimming is her sole ambition. Hockey '32, '33, '34, '35, Servus Ball '32, '33, '34, '35, Ten- nis '34, '35, Basketball '33, '34, Deck Tennis '32, '33, '34, Deck Tennis Champion of '34 Tournament, Archery '35, Baseball '32, '33, '34, AGNES CHOVANEZ Agnes has been an excellent scholar, especially dis- tinguishing herself in French. She has also been very active in girls' athletics. For three years now, the Honor Soccer Team has found Agnes an agile member. Like- wise, she has done much as a leader and manager. ' Squad Leader '34, '35, '36, Class Manager '35, Honor Soccer 34, 35, '36, Reserved Servus Ball '34, '35. LORBAINE CLARK Rae Lgnrraine has the combination of a pleasing personality CIl'1 much poise. These make her one of the most popular girls in school. Her interests cover a large field of clubs arid athletics. Cupid has a rival when Lorraine gets hold O CI ow and arrow, as she is an adept marksman. .Archery '33, '34, '35, 'ss G. A. A '35- B k tb ll '34- Bloiogy cms '33, '34, sketch ciub 64- Hufs ec1Qb '33s sei-WSBQ11 34,G1 Cl b' ' 1.-1 -ng LH., Variety Show ,36- ee U 34, 35, 36, Up in the Air 35, Secretary 28

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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

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S E N I ROBERT CURTIS Curt Although he has been with us only during his senior Year uc tu h . . , ur as already established himself firmly in the heptrts of his fellow students. He is generally known as a jo y good fellow. Many have joined him, in his interest in photography. Brown University INEKE CUYPERS lne has long been one of the leading lights of the Art Department and plans to startle an unsuspecting world with her astounding artistic abilities She mana es ama . g z- ing contortions on tennis courts and puts a juicy impetus behind the ball. Sketch Club '33, '34, '35, Guide Post '34, Arista '36, Ad- vertising Agency '36, Designs for Arista '35, '36. Commercial Designing Skidmore College MARIO DALIJACOUA Duke - Our gifted Duke enters every activity with a dash and a flash hard to exceed. Mario's firm though sometimes opposing viewpoints have surprisingly enough put a marked impetus to his reception as an invaluable aid in dramatics and boys' sports. ' Orchestra '32, '33, '34, Sub-Council Delegate '32, '33, '34, '35, Guide Post Staff '33, Sketch Club '34, Sports Editor of Guide Post '34, Dramatics Club '34 '35 '36- Foot- ball Squad '34, '35, Track Squad '35, '36, Arista 'Advgrtising Staff '36 Pre id t B ' , s en oys Athletic Association '36, Arista Writing Staff '36, Director of First Annual Athletic Night '36, I-lead of Leaders' Club '36. Architectural Engineer Norwich Military University VIRGINIA DEWEY llglinnyll Poised and dignified, Ginny is at her ease in every situation, and it is hard to imagine her doing anything that would not become her quiet nature I-Ier appreciation of music will certainly bring her a great deal of happiness in her future life. Cottage Club, Craft Club, Tennis, Sub-Council Repre- sentative, G. A. A., Basketball, Soccer. ' 29 O R S