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

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1 . - y. '49 1733-L A-lui'-L A46- 4,,,. Vw 5 3-af? 5 'f' l 4 4 I vi t 1 X X Il t t I u 1 X J XJ! X ', t J N' ' I X X4 Q i X r f l .X .x A N It J X. I X . e. ., K. s.. Z . ,,,, - ...i VIRGINIA GRACE HEDNER Bright-eyed Ginger of flashing wit and nimble tongue . . . effervescent pro- tagonist of action, be it physical or mental . . . Vice President of Hi-Y, Head of Deck Tennis . . . loves sun- shine and shadowy sailing and hiking . . . her blonde gaiety will illuminate Syracuse. SUZANNE HEMINGER Suzie . . . sweetly sophisticated . . . a vital part of everything to which she belongs . . . Thespian, and a magician with grease paints . . . Honor Swimmer . . . adores zippers and bubble gum . . . but movie serials, ugh! . . . will scoot ofl' to Katie Gibbs. PATRICIA HENRY Pat, tall and brunette . . . devotes her spare time to riding, swimming and fencing . . . has been a Hi-Y girl, mem- ber of the Medical Club, and Secretary of Mrs. Reading's health class . . . in- terested in medical work . . . Pat will train to be a medical assistant at Last-ll Junior College. ROBIN HIRSHHORN Intelligent, imaginative, creative . . . unusually appreciative of music, the drama, the dance and other artistry . . . musical and literary compositions are get 'Y JAMES ARMSTRONG HOLTVEDT Afiable, charming, poised, Jim is truly an outdoor man, preferring foot- ball and skiing to other sports . . . Vice President of the Senior Math Club . . . he leaves these halls for a forestry course at Vermont. .IACK HUBBARD Humorous, clever . . . Math Club, Fili- busters, Vice President of Bunsen Burn- ers, President of Agassiz . . . hobbies are collecting minerals, records, coins . . . fishin' and fly tyin' . . . experiments . . . likes to argue and to sleep . . . dislikes haircuts, neckties . . . will at- tend the University of Michigan and be- come a research chemist. FELICE PAMELA HUNTER Gay . . . aquabelle extraordinary . . . Feechie is a Fire Island fan . . . came to us from Bayside last year where she was a G. O. Representative and many things too numerous to mention . . . goes for chop suey and skating . . . hates snobs and fish . . . will scamper on her merry way to Penn State. , .1 . jlffff- DAVID MARTIN JARVIS J X., as a g'Big Boy, President of the Boys Ath- . ij etiyc Associagon, Treasurer of G.O.'. . . her forte . . reads extensively . . .X 1' fy-as of grea assistance to Mr. Manuel National Honor Society in her Junior I - g' ifikQCif?IlgAlP the G- O- Bank - - - l13S year . . . Arista write-up head . . . sin- ' J , U1 part in rIrar1Y intramurals - - - cere, possessed of wholly unaffected ,j ' ' r Of lhe Varsity track rearrl - - - charm . . . eager to attend Bennington. - to be a Certified Pl1lJliC AC- VIRGINIA HITZ -1 countant after N. Y. U. Petite, friendly 5'Ginny . . . never with- ' out a smile . . . her talents led her to ss the Art Editor's position on Arista . . . 342:nthusiastic member of Hi-Y and 218 . . . enjoys figure skating and Jimmy Dorsey . . . but no Southern gentlemen for Ginny . . . plans to carry her work on to Parson's School and become a commercial artist. 7 GERALDINE HOFFMAN Merry and minute . . . Jerry is one of those modern dance addicts . . . active in hockey and badminton . . . appreci- ates a program of classical music . . . a i ' . ,N X XJ 'Xl i Q x x X J' A , ., K sxs s' 'to' X X f -TJ U X A-x J S. 't if -J ., X ' L X V 'S NI to N - L' 1 K :R X X I X XB N X 5 J . I w ,. member of the Senior Girls' Hi-Y . . . chooses merchandising as her profession and N Y. U. as her college. JAMES M. .IENKS Companionable, afiable . . . with em- phasis on sports . . . Varsity track team, intramural baseball, swimming, golf, sailing, bowling . . . hates doing noth- ing, so he will become a hotel manager . . . will attend Cornell armed to the teeth against Dartmouth Indians. JAMES JENSEN Oak Park, Illinois, presented Great Neck with jovial I',lim last September . . . a grand sense of humor quickly placed him high on the popularity list . . . mem- ber of the Senior Council . . . golf en- thusiast . . . hopes to make Yale or Princeton and then pursue engineering. Z5 .. . fu' 'iw ki' F5 -S .