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

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X pf' Nli -C! N A t B1 -if 'l'l'll . flvll. Willl 359 l f of St. Louis. Nllwn Captain Nzrtlmnlcl Lyon, Commander 0 wry regiments ol home guards composed chiefly oi loyal citi- zens oi Llcmum dr-our-nr, discovered that jackson was receiving I JY AL AL AW LAW o 8, I I - Bd Gasporini engaged in verbal fintiouffa' with Don Oath-y and may McCullough. V L 1 993935 Q -i l R musical mom-,hs 'Cgrmon' and the Christmas coxrml-1g,,, 1 minsber Oho1rL..Ve.oation time. ' r .l'-Lvl si 1941- BS-Ok to school for B TGBYN Xl 2,31-ml The Rea, mm-,e, ana sms 0. o easl , Bobby lligan kaotr s , l mm H8 ' l play aqards. Coach Chamberlain wa their traditional rival, ymnhb-Beet. is-ron Guide Post book aeoorld The emo' became the wa gl 'Open See aooountably ed 'by were down t Qril is The formll Spring K Ralph Berg. Senior Day Another vacation. l . 1 The British War rl r l , Regents . l , l Fun, vaanllt

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egg 'HISTORY or THR. AMERICAN PEOPLE 395. The 'Confederacy Enlarged. Lincoln's call for troops 1 feholdingistates Wirginia, North Cur- E P ' ' 2 while rc of the s ax ' the Confederacy drove four mo I T messccj mto oline, Arkansz , - ,,,,a-14 eat Neck School: l But more important to the Senior Class of Gif V ...Be.ck, back go the tender years when gravely 011 12116 0111-'U W0 united. the pollcemamx hand ln crossing the street... - nsington, and some toeLe.k0Vi-119: 8115 BOM ...Some of ue went to Ke to Arrandhle... Some joined us from Massachusetts, Texas, Idaho, California... And some came to us from England, Germany, France, and Belgium... sure um-eeae or ure caught up end intertwined for A few brief . years, new at the end of our Senior year uneangled and sent eng.. l we did a couple of things we like to remember. - We gave fm, Junlon 1,111 eau about. We am e face-lll'tlngg jo'b 55559 n Prom that people s Room. 0 A is ear to'gethex? Q f Senior . But member our las y we like best to re d ' f.1efa1ffef5ged4lelen.e September Lest yeaz-'s Juniors became Seniors 8,116-V116 one p p V! pf Nobody liked coming- to school at 8:05 and evefjoneelileedi 1- me ,ed neenxgmxgs e e - oelf at 12:40. Sunny man th. Senior Classfef?flee1's ,nvyere,feleop I, py Post ptember nineteen Movie, Helen Chaney, and Emma Affronte paLgagig',wbgg,am9 e,hV ,gggggwidgm-5, r respectively, with Bud nwlokdee A ' and Treasure Ofitober THE NOISE BEGAN2 MBIS' Lyons and Andy rdccuilough n ,o Valley Stream and Mineola. crushed ',7 ingaen me Hicksville. 'me G. ol. l November f lf f ,lll ,fi o oy o e une:-keley Square' opened with ee Lees Nance and Madeleine Ring played feminine, le'e.dsVjif'fflom!Scobel' gave! a. moving and wonderful perforrrB.nce.' Q e p f , IS and ex ' as jf., Z . N X K 1 I i. K V -S L fe- ,,,,,.,,..-,..... -f ,,,.4e---

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t A K if g, E v ., t V A' ' l ' ' ,un I .. .ngi l t . ss . Q T -Aw -' t eh: ,YR 'V ii. A JANE ADAMS Slender, gay, witty . . . a hard worker when she likes her task . . . a lover of laughter . . . the All-Blue Hockey team misses her energetic drive . . . the H1-Y, Guide Post, G. O. and Senior Write-up Committee reget her leaving . . . will earn' her good humor and well known 1 diligence to Katherine Gibbs. HERBERT J. ADLER, JR. Bright star in the top ten Senior group, l-lcrbert's mental preoccupations find re- lease in his chosen activities . . . News Editor of the Guide Post . . . Assistant Guardian of Artistus . . . esteems Artie Shaw and sailing above Glenn Miller and redheads . . . Yale will make him a chemical engineer. A. EMMA AFFRONTE Successful in every phase of scholastic achievement and extra-curricular activ- ity: Treasurer of .lunior and Senior classes, Secretary of 218, Discussion Group, Guide Post reporter, ingenious Chairman of Senior Room Committee . . . Emma's artistic flair explains her passion for Dali . . . will make her bid for fame at Mount Holyoke. ROBERT FERDINAND APUZZO Friendly, fun-loving, Appy has spent most of his spare time in various intra- mural sports and with the Star Circle Club . . . an ardent Brooklyn Dodger fan . . . reading and the movies are his favorite means of relaxation . . . will attend N.Y.U. to further his ability in accounting. CARL ARMSTRONG Middle name: Action', . . . played I. V.- football, baseball, intramurals . . . avia- tion is Carl's first love . . . he will be an aeronautical engineer . . . likes bum- ming around, weight-lifting, Scouts . . . pet preoccupations are old, old cars and fast driving . . .University of Alabama. CAROLYN AUGUSTEIN Tall, dark, and meticulous . . . ranks high on the well-dressed list . . valued member of Hi-Y, Radio Club . . an agdent bridge player . . . enthusiastic a out sports, particularly riding, ice skating, tennis . . . hates Monday mornings and Guy Lombardo's music . . . will study merchandising at Pem- broke next year. MILDRED AUGUSTINE Quietly efficient, sympathetic, Millie', divided her time between service and sports . . . played in innumerable games, was Head of Tumbling and Stunts, argued in the G.O. Senate, served well as President of the Red Cross Club . . . characteristically dislikes teachers' pets, adores humor . . . wants to be an interior decorator. FRANCIS DONALD BARRY Don is one of those ambitious indi- viduals who intends to be an accountant . . . a mainstay of the Sea Scouts . . . has gone out for track and wrestling . . . likes canoeing! . . . surprises us with a dislike of pin-ball machines . . . address all future letters to Penn. U. RUTH BECK Ruthie,,' poised, modish . . . avid mem- ber of the Psychology Club and Dis- cussion Group . . . definitely enjoys the finer things of life, poetry and good musicg however, coca-cola and football games are among her favorite distrac- tions . . . plans to enter Endicott GERHARD BEHRENDT Dark, friendly . . . imprinted all corners of the school on film . . . reported for the Guide Post . . . member of the Math Club and Discussion Group . . . op- ponent of la langue frangaisev . . . Ger- hard's hobby is photography, his likes and grievances are strictly secret . . . will study engineering at Stevens. BEVERLY HAYES BENDER Witty, industrious, poised . . . Bevie, an A Cappella-ite, named singing and acting her foremost interests . . . a good sport . . . Head of Archery and Base- ball . . . relishes collecting knick-knacks and jewelry . . . member of the Senior Room Committee, G.O. Salesman . . . leaves G.N.H.S. minus an enterprising, well-liked student. PETER BENJAMIN Pete, the humorous, eiiicient Co- Editor-in-Chief of the Guide Post . . . loves planning front page make-upsg worked for the Radio Club . . . was Secretary-Treasurer of the Psychology Club, a G.O. Representative and Sales- man . . . Peter votes yes for skiing, cars, no on unreliable people . may attend Oberlin. A3 ?',J 1 an 3 TE?