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

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Hoarse throats . . . frozen feet . . . horns . . . hot dogs . . . Blue Blazers opened the season ready for the kill . . . they got it! . . . bounced back with that old fight . . . Flushing team went in like a lion . . . went out needing re- lioning . . . tally: three wins, three losses, one tie. FLORENCE CHARWAT A staunch member of the Guide Post staff and an entusiastic mem- ber of the Glee Club . . . spends her time writing letters, singing. and studying history . . .thumbs down on snohs and conceited boys. JANE CLARK Striking, energetic . . . a real pal . . . headed the G.A.A. in a very efficient manner . . . authoress of Jottings From J. Cf, . . . hopes' to study journalism at Smith. ARTHUR COLLIER Flashing smile, ruddy good looks . . . enthusiast of all sports, Artie has made a name for himself in this field . . . dislikes nothing . . . hopes to fly for the Navy KEITH CONNES L'Professor - Great Neck High,s grand old character . . . imagina- tive, fascinating . . . music lover, Dramatics Club, Radio Club . . . future? music arranger . . . may adorn Ithaca campus. HOWARD COOK The answer to a maiden,s prayer and a sportsman's dream . . . dis- proving the brawn without brains theory by being an outstanding Hi-Yer as well as capable captain of basketball and football. JOYCE CRYSTAL Happy Joyce really enjoys life . . . has busied herself with Hi-Y and Orchestra . . . writes songs and poems and takes long bike trips . 1. . will honor Wheaton. ROBERT CUMMINGS Amiahle and studious . . . member of the National Honor Society, Junior Class treasurer and Senior Class president . . . partial to math, science, and basketball . . . destina- tion is Annapolis. ELAINE DAILY Dark curls, plus china blue eyes, plus that smile with the dimple . . . the right ingredients for a charming picture of this pretty miss . . . Elaine hopes to be a model. ROBERT DALLEN Busy and brilliant Bob was editor of this year's Arista . . . has worked on Guide Post, G.O., and as Junior Prom head . . . National Honor Society as Junior . . . engineering in the future. JOHN DANNENFELSER A friendly manner and pleasant smile make Doc', a winner . . . sports rate high with fishing and duck-hunting leading . . . hopes for Naval Air Corps. HARRY DAVENPORT Diminutive in stature but not in wit . . . our Senior Class treasurer,s predilections are blondes, sports, and math . . . contemplates engi- neering after R.P.I. or Michigan. FRANCES DAVIS Vivacious and curvacious . . . our social reporter and head of decora- tions for Senior Prom . . . dreams of Mr. Tupper7s Latin IV class . . . will be claimed hy art school.

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THOMAS BENT Typical lean, blonde Esquire man . . . sailing enthusiast . . . varsity track team for three years . . . trumpeter in band, orchestra . . . will study aeronautics in college . . . Air Corps. THOMAS BERNARD Tom caters to dimple-checked brunettes in red convertibles . . . attends Bunsen Burners and Hi-Y . . . dissects frogs at Agassiz . . . delves in intramural sports . . . chemical engineering at Duke. ROBERT BERNHARD Bob,s friendly grin and likeable attitude cheer all acquaintances . . . Communications Club and Stage Crew fill his spare time . . . has made a promising start here for future as an engineer. MAE BEYER An outdoor girl . . . excels at base- ball and swimming . . . a valuable asset to the Honor volley ball team . . . Mae will leave her sports for a business career. ROBERT BIERMANN Genial, earnest . . . a Hi-Yer . . . Bob is a confirmed Yankee rooter . . . claims a definite distaste for physics and the Dodgers . . . hopes to attend Princeton. PHYLLIS BLEETSTEIN Dark and sparkling . . . member of the Riding Club and the Glee Club . . . horses and hot fudge marshmallow sundaes are tops . . . business receptionist after Endicott. JOYCE B OLT Friendly, competent . . . super seamstress . . . positions as Presi- dent of Cottage Club and Vice- President of Hi-Y testify to her ability . . . career as Home Eco- nomics teacher after Cornell. WILLIAM BOND Witty, sincere, easy to get along with . . . an ardent Giant fan . . . has been active in intramural soft- ball and baseball . . . the Coast Guard calls. PETER BROWN Lanky, laconic, laughing . . . track, basketball, baseball and softball . . . before the war Pete would have headed for St. Michae1's College but now - well, you know. STUART BROWN Tall, blonde, a ready smile . . . Stu has been active on the ,lunior and Senior Councils . . . excels at track and ice hockey . . . the Navy will claim him after June. GILDA BRUNETTI Jill of the dark beauty . . . loves to dance and draw . . . thinks Harry James is just uout of this worldn . . . studying art at Pratt follows high school. DONALD BUDINOFF Likeable Don's time-spending labors have been outside of school, but we all know him for his friendly manner . . . hopeful for Columbia College of Pharmacy if he isn't asked to hear reveille first. November 10th . . . Cossacks invade Great Neck! . . . under the auspices of the Music Dept., diminutive Serge ,larof and his 34 singing giants of the Steppes gave a masterful performance to a capacity audience . . . the prized collection of songs and dances of old Russia rendered by the Don Cossacks was again received by a packed auditori- itm . ff 57,1--fffij J if .gi .. .t x.

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JAMES DEADRICK Good-natured Jimls definite flair for art has made him art editor of the Arista . . . one of our better- known actors . . . if the Army doesn't get him first, Pratt will. WILLIAM DEIN Blue-eyed, likeable, witty . . . thumbs up on baseball and foot- ball, down on blondes . . . after the Coast Guard, Bill's ambition is to nlay trumpet in a big-name band. ROSEMARY DEMPSEY Sweet, sincere - thatls Rosemary . . . enthusiastic member of many and varied activities . . . likes knit- ting, costume jewelry, and dark men . . . will study journalism at Northwestern. EILEEN DENNELLY Friendly Eileen has been on the Guide Post staff for three years . . . positions as head of basketball and manager of class culminated her career in many sports . . . Syracuse to become a dietician. ROSALINE DILBERT Cordial, friendly, witty . . . January graduate . . . member of Girls' Hi-Y and squad leader though with us but a year . . . Drexel College to study business administration. BETTY DILLON Dashing and effervescent Betty . . . actress, director, producer, writer extraordinary . . . National Thes- ians and Junior Players head P . . 1 of Prophecies . . . future? Stage. , 5' , LESTER DIMOND jovial, cherubic Bob is fond of teasing students and teachers with his ready humor . . . fondest am- bition is to enter the chemical war- fare division of the Army. RALPH DRAVES A slender six-footer . . . intramural basketball and football claim his attention . . . delights in guzzling chocolate sodas with blue-eyed blondes . . . the Army next. CLAIRE DULION Chattersome, cuddlesome, cute . . . Claire's enthusiasm has carried her from Junior Class vice-presidency to G.O. Vice-Presidency . . . puts her 0.K. on sports, dancing, jivey music, and screwy people. LILIAN EBBITT Vivacious L'Babe with the distinc- tive eyes . . . treasurer of G.A.A., advertising staff of Guide'Post, and Hi-Y member . . . writing her future profession after William and Mary. JEROME ECKERMAN Cheerful, carefree . . . always ready to give a hearty laugh . . . actually enjoys violin practice, and drew a neat bow in the school orchestra . . . will become an engineer after Rensselaer. RICHARD ECKLER When Dick is not carrying A Capellals tenor section to new heights, he may be composing un- published masterpieces . . . will teach music after Ithaca. . vs.. i 5 , H . it it at I 7 Mit U Spring a d fall . . . two G.O. it sponsored matinee dances . . .A gi 4, jiving jazz addicts . . . records 5 2,1 galore, sweet and hot and cold . . . interesting intermissionsz tuslte canlt dance so well, but gosh, how she can intermis- sion j . . . mirthjful atmosphereg refreshmentsg gorgeous jake boxes and jivey bands . . . two more bright lights in the Fuller, Dulion, Barber, Sharer adminis- tration.