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

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I x A., , t r V ' , J' t A DQREOQHEA rox Berk! and peppy '. . . WEE can for- get Dofsilrdent cheerle ing? . . S?lCfW0l'k6d hard at prom decora- tions arid Junior and, Senior Coun- . F ,cils . . . commercial art at Colby. 1 1 I X, I x l 5' Q ' JOHN FOX Johnny 'is friendly, conservative, and well liked . . . member of the Senior Executive Council . . . en- joys sports, dancing, Vaughn Mon- roe, and ice cream . . . interested in naval aviation. MURIEL FOX Sweet and sparkling . . . famed for that infectious giggle . . . hockey, G.0., and being Secretary of the G.A.A. took up her time . . . next stop Syracuse for merchandising. ROBERT FRICK Bob is an ardent adherent of foot- ball and baseball . . . the intricacies of planes intrigue him . . . will attend an areonautical school after graduation. WILLIAM FULLER Everyone knows and likes Bill . . . president of his Junior Class and our G.O. prexy . . . National Honor Society in Junior year . . . the Air Corps Yale beckon. AN E FURER uaciou friendly . . . Jeanne w rites lyrics in her spare moments . . . s range from Latin to tall art Swedes . . . l soon be fa secretary. I '1 RUTHANNE GARDNER Gracious and capable . . . secretary of Filibusters and member of French Club . . . head of bad- minton and all after school sports . . . plans to study law at Cornell. PHILIP GILDEN An artist through and through . . . Phil has been a member of 2l8 . . . hopes to become a commercial artist . . . an artist with his food too . . . a real epicure. RUTH GOLDFARB Blithe and bustling . . . always busy with Junior Players, Library Club, Red Cross, and Arista busi- ness work . . . what to do next year is her big problemf, LAURA GRAHAM Laura Belle has made her mark in sports . . . hockey her favorite . . . head of tumbling and stunts . . . goes for boxing, dogs, and hot dogs . . . Wheelock looming ahead. JACQUELINE GROSSMIAN A quietly competent, attractive young miss . . . member of several activities . . . musically inclined, plans to continue her studies at a conservatory of music. GERALD HALES Dark, good-looking, aiiable Jerry loves to putter around with air- planes . . . following this interest he hopes to enlist in the Navy Air Corps . . . plans to be a bachelor. Introduced by the G.0. Bank . . . opportunity to contribute to our war ejfort afforded every member of school . . . the high- pressure sales talk . . . students and teachers knew good invest- ment when they saw it . . . monthly sales entered into thou- sands of dollars . . . teachers amazed at hitherto unrealized acumen of eager students . . . -l N w t..-A . - -f -1-iw Wllsau ' or rtr. a XX Nl X .n X

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A timely, signiincant play . . . carried of with professional ability and snzoolltness . . . audi- ence completely captured by the excellent cast right from the rise of the first curtain . . . con- cerned the lack of understand- ing and tolerance which arises from activities of Nazi Germany . . . fine supporting cast, clever stage set, and a pack of laughs- anotlzer successful Junior Play- ers production! TRACY ENGLE Always smiling. always singing . . . although known for his musical talent. Tracy also Sl11t'S in athletics and dramatics . . . hates jazz . . . next stop Ithaca College. DOROTHY ERICKSON A captivating personality . . . ener- getic leader of our cheering squad . . . cut a slick figure eight as presi- dent of the ice skating club . . . looks forward to Katharine Gibbs. NORMA ERIKSEN Dependability mixed with a high sense of humor personifies Norma . . . numerous positions include treasurer of Hi-Y, secretary of the Red Cross, and head of volley ball . . . Katharine Gibbs. MARCUERITE ESPADA Talented, amiable . . . Margie's been vice-president of 'G218,, and A Capella member . . . enthusiastic bowler and musician . . . plans on Overland College for musical train- ing. ,Q 7 9 - l Y X 'J n ' 1,1550 J l f ,1xtIERt1g,LftEt,s'r0Nq F Small, friendlly 4, 3 . stafrlgf honor hockey ,team . Q dotesfbn riding, swvimmingdajicing Muriel will lake her uwmf' le manner to nurses's traigging it year J NANCY FARRINGTON Energetic, entertaining Nancy . . . horseback riding, dancing, and dogs are her likes . . . her lovely voice will be well known some day. MAURICE FIEUX Great Neck will miss this staunch supporter of the Varsity football team . . . skiing and hockey rate . . . abhors slacks on women . . . future in the Army. CARYL FILER Energetic, always on the go . . . president of Junior Players, head of Senior Prom program commit- tee, and honor hockey team every year . . . commercial advertising at University of Richmond next. SYDELLE FINKELSTEIN Sy is the peppy and capable editor- in-chief of our Guide Post . . . active in all school activities . . . National Honor Society in Junior year . . . Antioch and psychology ca . CLARENCE FISCHER A quick wit and ready smile . . . enjoys art, sailing, and classical music . . . commercial art will come after the Navy. JEAN FISKE Cute, quiet .lean was capable head of hockey, member of Hi-Y and Glee Club . . . likes swimming, meatless Tuesdays and cokes . . . off to Katharine Gibbs. FRANK FOWLER Wlitty, mischievous, candid . . . Frankie has received letters in track, football, and wrestling . . . likes good dancing-and a brilliant repartee . . . was drafted in January. N

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U J. I B December 23rd . . . The Saints Hcturn, a whimsical Christmas fantasy in one act . . . David Bryant prodzurtion . . . audience dotted with alumni and doting parents . . . a group of saints meet at the Half-Wfay House, midway between heaven and earth, to decide the fate of the war-crazed earth . . . a fine play, quite in accord with the Yule- tide season. 4: if' ' il 1 THELMA HARTMAN True-blue and likeable . . . a grand sense of humor . . . dislikes humor- less people and ferocious-looking dogs . . . fond of skiing and good music . . . Katharine Gibbs is her choice. .IACQUELINE HARTZ Jackie lives for lemon cokes, jitter- bugging, and Harry .Iames . . . Exchange Editor of Guide Post . . . French Club and Cottage Club hold her interest . . . Home Economics teacher after Cornell. BETTY HASEMEIER Amicable and poised . . . treasurer of Red Cross Club and Hi-Y mem- ber . . . revels in popular music . . . plans on a designing course at Ohio Wesleyan. .IUDITH HATCHFIELD Very infectious grin . . . has her finger in a number of pies . . . .ludyis voice is something to sing about . . . studying medicine at Bucknell is certainly a non sequi- ll1l'. VIRGINIA HAUCK Besides the .Iunior Players, Ginnyis interests have been in sports . . . honor hockey team . . .likes basket- ball and .lames Hilton . . . Kath- arine Cibbs next. CYNTHIA HORN Cynthia manages to have fun and yet be one of those very capable people . . . enjoys dancing. skiing, and tall, rugged individuals . . . plans going to Bradford Junior College. , 5 ,K L fi, .IOHN HOWES 'TIE .lackis a uregularw guy . . . rugged, alert . . . we wonder if those shy brown eyes aren't misleading . . . another one of those waiting for the Army. JOSEPH HULL Joe, another Harry James fiend, doesn't cotton to stags when he has a date . . . intramurals have been his standby . . . will be inducted into the armed forces after grad- nation. 7'JT An 'd woman as testified by ctivity erv ball, bad ' to eedba honor team en a Cable, sa' ' g, boati . . . nursing at New Yor Hosp' l. JEAN HUMPHREYS Merry, sociable, gracious . . . mem- ber of the Swimming Club . . . sewing and Harry James rate high with .lean . . . leaves us for a business career. PHILIP HUNT One of our stalwart varsity football men . . . Phil goes for basketball and popular music . . . Hthe draft will get him if he don't watch outw. ROBERT HUYCK Tall, silent Bob was a strong sup- porter of the Band and of intra- murals . . . hunting and fishing agree with him, but report cards are out . . . the future is un- certain.