Mont Pleasant High School - Montaneer Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)
- Class of 1935
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Tl-IL MONTANLLQ Dublidwzd by THE CLASS OF JUNE V935 THE CLASS OF JANUARY l935 OF THE MONT PLEASANT HIGH SCHOOL I 5 4 FRANCES MADDEN In dedicating this edition of the Moxitaneer to Bliss Frances hladden, we, the classes of January and June, 1935, wish to show our sincere appreciation for her gracious willingness to aid and guide us in the troubles and pleasures of our years at hlont Pleasant High School. - 1 Na-- A... LJ i Jil! .5f2 ix MONT PLEASANT FACULTY Principal - - George W Spaine Assistant Principal - Frances Madden Office Secretary - - Mrs. Zada Hanigan Office Secretary - Frances Nlaguire Margery A. Alden Mary M. Aughenbaugh CMrs. Irma F. Barrett Mildred O. Barrow fMrs.j Helen E. Bartle Lucienne Bechard Ruby M. Brakebill Genevieve L. Brooke Agnes E. Buck Mary E. Button Helena Carroll Grace Castor Mary A. Chaloner Christian V. Christenson Eleanor L. Clark Mary E. Clark Mary T. Clark fMrs.j Chester Clarke Rebecca Cohn Adeline Consalvo Clarence E. Crofoot William J. Delehanty Ruth De Witt Ada V. Edwards Fred C. Ewing Esther Fagel Helen C. Garey fMrs.j Miriam M. Groat Alice Hammond Eleanor E. Harrison Mina L. Hemstreet Mabel Hodgkins QMrs.j Alice Holmes Dorothy Hoyt Leah Ireland Bernard jordan Carolyn josslon Florence Karlen 7 Margaret Kam Eleanor M. Kelly Helena M. Kilb Norman Kitching J. Stanley Lansing Grace E. Lyman Sigmund Makofski Ruth March CMrs.j Harold J. May James McCatferty C. Harold McKee Vincent T. Meara Helen Meigher Cornelia D. Miller CMrs.j Francis E. Morhous Frances E. Myer ' Bernice D. Newman CM Alice O'Connor Marjorie Ott Harriet F. Pease fMrs.j Bertha C. Purdy L. R. Ryan Robert B. Searle Ruth Shepard Edward E. Sherley Oren E. Smith George H. Snyder Marcus R. Staley Lucile Starr Ruth E. Starr Donald B. Stone Ruth Stone fMrs.l William H. Tremblay Marcia Vroman Frances Webster Lorine Welsh fMrs.l Edna S. Whare fMrs.j May Wilson IS ig i .., K ..,:r,.,: , Fl I i, had 1-.- ' 1 5 W F 1 .1- Ii 5. J fr 2 a I iii. H r 21 r H .L Y H' 1 2-f r f g, l 'E President - Gertrude Kozlowski Vice-President - Jane Pardee Scretary - Ruth Goodman ' Treasurer ------ Betty Tomkins l FACULTY SPONSORS Miss Frances M. Madden, Miss Eleanor Kelly, Miss Mary E. Clark H.R. Representative 10SLLeona Van Zandt 106-Mary Conlin 108-Stella Kaminska 113-Henrietta Harnischfeger 115-Anna Robinson 120-iGenevieve Tyborowski 121lEmily Slovacek 1221Annette Formichelli 123-Frieda Friedman 1251Mildred Bard 126--Rosaline Burg 127-Hedwig Glinski 128-Carmela Messina 132-Mary Watson 13 3-Betty McAvoy 135--Lois Parks 141-Irene Williams 142--Gene Solomon 145--Evelyn Underhill 201 S-Irene Przybylek 202N-Gertrude Antemann 202 S-Veronica Mahoney 203-Ann Boehm 204-Elsie DeMeo 205-Irma Helmolt 206-1Rose Abt 207-Stella Nowicki 208THelen Biercuk 211--Content Cowperthwait Assistant Maybell Beyer Doris Thelan Pauline Piotrowski Catherine Moloney Marion MacDougall Valeria Moskal Helen Zalewski Anna Paniccia Doris Bergeron Jean Roth Stasia Dzuba Adele Oginski Frances Wrana Charlotte Tocher Louise Fontanell Vernita Stolz Dorothy Webster Dorothy Heneman Gladys Reynolds Wanda Godlewska Ethel Kirkham Pauline Tomasek Evelyn Taglieri Delores Dumas Edna Caisse Jessie Jamro Mary Havlicek Jessie Matusiak Frances Harasimowicz H.R. Representative 213--Margaret Schwem 216--Dorothea Butsch 2171-Emily Orbacz 218-iRuth Beck 219-Doris Currie 220-Anita Fuller 2211Angeline DeSorbo 222--Hilda Gallucci 223-Anna Kiszkiel 2241Alice McFarland 226-Jennie DeFilippo 227-Gladys Brogue 2281Virginia Murray 234-Isabelle Paris 235iRita MacGregor 301-4-Mary Hershkowitz 302-Margery Sanders 303--Phyllis Sawyer 304iGertrude Kozlowski 305-Evelyn Munderback 306iIrene Sheppie 307lRuth Kerley 308-Alice Downs 309--Helen Coulter 312lIrene Ogonowski Caf.A-Bernardine Smith Caf.B-Louise Rhinehart Caf.C-Rosemary DiMuro Assistant Florence Adler Stephanie Lucas Marjorie LaSalle Betty Hotaling Virginia Salmonsen Dorothy Tower Hilda Howenstein Genevieve Chylinski Jane Tupacz Lorraine Raes Betty Tomkins Virginia Shear Genevieve Pastor jane Pardee Alice Juracka Clara Kolas Alfreda Beczak Regina Fleming Ruth Goodman Agnes Downing Evelyn Serrell Belle Zuckerman Minnie Viscusi Betty Arthur Sally Godlewski Clementine Kerman Martha Rusher Gladys Rasmussen r J . gg 4 BOYSf STUDENT COUNCIL President - Henry Solomon Vice-President Gordon Semerad Secretary - Madisori Farnum Treasurer ----- Paul Myers FACULTY SPONSORS George W. Spaine, Donald B. Stone, Fred C. Ewing H.R. Representative 105-Stanley Lis 106iRaymond Turski 108-Arthur Pederquist 113--Basil Enright 114-james Oline 119-Stanley Kulesza 120--Sherwood Bulnes l211Verness Stevenson 122-Robert Feathers , 123-August Ciotoli 124-Julius Miklowitz 125-Paul Becker 126-Floyd Alden 127--Clifford Foland 128-Raymond DeMatteo 141-William Deitz 142--Roland King 145lThomas Barrie 201 N-Bernard Max 202 N-Donald MacNaughton 202 S-Jack Miklowitz 203lIrving Smuckler 204iFrank Chiaro 205-Earl May 206--Gordon Semerad 207--William Beck 208--William john 211--Burton Sayles 212--George St. Hilaire Assistant William Gresham Paul Sorell Thomas Trevithick Max Edelstein Richard Ockly Henry Streifert Joseph Tucci William Walker William Boyd Vincent Koehler Jack MacGathan Stephen Watts Louis Niles Leo Loracco Donald Leather Thomas Scott George Longhurst Harvey Handleman Theodore Kitler Nicholas Angelo William Boehm , John Bielawa Victor Articolo Jack Houlihan Edward Sheppie Arnold Von Stetina Edward Drozlik Fred Freligh Roland DeAncy H.R. Representative 213-ijohn Moore 216-Joseph DaPower 217--Roy DiGesero 218-Stanley Pijanowski 219l-Iames Walsh 220--George Pisha 221-Duncan McFarland 222-Richard Hallahan 223lRobert Leifels 224-Ralph Williams 226--Charles Conaughty 227-Paul Myers 2281-Van John Wolf 234---John Senn 235-Henry Ausfeld 301-Frank Rykowski 302lJoseph Casino 303--Madison Farnum 304-1William Bell 305--Raymond Male 306-Conrad Rogalski 307--Francis Juracka 308-Reginald Male 309-Dominick DeLisa 311 N-Adam Barber 312-Roman Szczepanski Caf.A--Archibald Hughes Caf.B--Henry Solomon Caf.C-Mortimer McDonald Assistant John Kilcoin William Schultz Fred Isabella Cyril Kilb Frank Synfelt Norman Mitchell John Kaletta Vincent DiLorenzo Robert Gass Albert Hogben William Glen James Califano Clifford Hart Merrill Walrath Walter Trombley Donald Eldred John Prawlocki Donald Cropsey Myer Ries Austin Hutton Arthur LaValley James Keenan Eric Repka Stanley Glowacki Paul Clairmont Bruno Pecora Silvio Garofolo Vincent Riggi James Schultz RUBY M. BRA KEBILL CLASS DEANS VINCENT T. MEARA VW' as I 9 f '55 WH ., Q xx 5 UNM V IZ ,..- lil! :Spa s. A 3 .. ,L.k wr gi sig l A SN Q '19 Q f' I A ..., - XE' President - NVi1liau1 Boehm Vice-President Richard Hallahan Secretary - Ruth Kerley Treasurer - Jack Miklowitz i 1 CLASS HISTORY The second freshman class to graduate from Mont Pleasant High School first entered its Alma Mater one cold, icy February day in 1932. We tramped down the long, long corridors to the auditorium, the size of which made us open our eyes in amazement, and entered to hear Mr. Spaine Welcome us with You are not to be spoken of as 'Freshmenl here, but as 'Sophomoresf You have al- ready passed your freshman year in junior high school. Apparently, as we later found out, our principal was the only one who thought of us as Sopho- mores . To everyone else, we were mere Freshies . Following lVIr. Spaine's advice to walk around the building a few times and find our home rooms, we started out. The bigness amazed us more than anything else. lVe peeked through locked classroom doors and saw the new walls and the new desks with scarcely an initial carved on them. To our dis- appointment, we were unable to see the gym, famous as being one of the best in the state and, incidentally, as having one of the largest and best floors for dancing. VVe had no Freshman Rally to help us become acquainted, but llflr. Spaine accomplished this purpose in another way. He assigned two or three from each junior high school to the same home room. VVe did become ac- cuainted very quickly, but for the first few days we were very downcast at the thought of not even seeing our former classmates in home room. Then we very quickly assumed the well-known Freshman appearances and habits that had been joyfully cast off by the now sophisticated 2A's. A Freshman never realizes how anyone else can tell that he is a Fresh- man. If only we could have seen ourselves looking at the shiny numbers on tops of doors and wearing a rather bewildered look on our countenances, we would have known. Our home work was done faithfully, even to the point of missing a movie. Our main purpose was to be in class before the bell rang, and we stayed awake worrying about report cards. To be nonchalant like the Juniors was our secret ambition, for we dared not hope to have that appear- ance that only Seniors can have. VVC had been Freshmen, 2A's and then, quite painlessly, excepting for a few Regents, we passed into the position of Juniors. The first term was quite uneventful, but we were aware that we were slowly approaching the envied rank of a Senior, During our 3A term, we finally organized and elected as president, VVilliam Dietz, as vice-president, Frances Chamberlain, as secretary, Sixteen Lucile Hawkins, and as treasurer, Richard Hallahan, but more important than the election of our offiicers was the unanimous selection of Miss Brakebill and lVIr. Meara as our deans. Now, as Juniors, we were content to arrive in class just as the bell rang, for we still were just a little afraid to be late and brave the withering glances of the teachers. We pretended on our scornful faces utter disinterest in a D or an F, but often we were really a little worried. Once in a while we for- got to do our home work. Then, at last, after struggling through several Regents, we were Seniors. VVe no longer feared being late for class. Report cards worried us less. Most of us were now acquainted with hir. Spaine, hav- ing at some time discussed with him the subject of skipping school. We often depended on something similar to a miracle to get our home work done. During the two and one half years at Mont Pleasant, certain students were foremost in various activities. One of these is Marvin Dwore, who We hope will some day in the near future become the country's star tennis player. A double team composed of lllarvin Dwore and Francis Chamberlain may some day be practically unconquerable. Besides athletics, many of our class- mates will be outstanding in other activities. In later years, Anthony Barbieri will be a fiery orator in the United States Senate and will have as fellow sena- tor none other than George Bernadt. Undoubtedly, Virginia Hogan will be successor to Madame Secretary of Labor, Frances Perkins. VVhen we finally became 4A's, a great event happened which was of as vast importance in our little world as the election of the President of the United States. The officers elected for our class were: William Boehm, presi- dent 3 Richard Hallahan, vice-president, Ruth Kerley, secretary, and jack Miklowitz, treasurer. VVe were not quite so irresponsible as we had been as 4B's, for our day of graduation was approaching and a feeling of uncertainty was hanging over us. Even the stars cannot foretell what will appear on the Regent papers. On a Friday night, November 16, the second annual presentation of Hi-links was given in our auditorium. The performers included one of our classmates, Perry Vedder, and his partner, Georgie Hall, who literally brought down the house with their tap dancing. VVe believe that Perry's name should be in lights on Broadway right now. What gave us a pleasant glow of satis- faction was seeing our faculty return to school under the careful eye of Prof Stone. No one could resist laughing at Mr. Delehanty singing The Man on the Flying Trapeze and attempting to dance to its tune, and Mr. Sherley singing Poor Little Buttercupf, Juliet Morhous and Romeo Jordan enacted the balcony scene as it has never been acted before. The climax was reached when Romeo began to eat Wheaties in the manner of Popeye and Seventeen his spinach. We also enjoyed the cowboy ballads of YValter Kowalchuk and James Senese, as well as the singing and dancing of Basil Enright, Maxine Marsh, Magdalene Bernstoff, and Robert Eilenberger, and the Xylophone numbers of Edward Koch. We saw ourselves in the pictures taken of the foot- ball game between Mont Pleasant and Nott Terrace and spent the latter part of the evening dancing in the gym, and the next morning we were greatly pleased to hear the sum of the receipts that was contributed to help publish our year book. We will graduate, presumably, but there will continue to be Freshmen like us who tramp through the long, long corridors, marvel at our gyms and auditorium and who are amazed at its bigness or, to use a word befitting a Senior, Hspaciousnessf' VVe will be able to see ourselves in every Freshman who enters and gazes, bewildered by the multitude of upper classmen who swarm through the halls. But there will always be Freshmen who will take our places and who will eventually become Seniors. Catherine Callias. Eighteen FIRST ROWhlefl to right FANNIE ABRAMSON-College Preparalory Academic-French Club, Executive Com- mittee, Year Book Committee NICHOLAS ANGELO-College Preparatory Academic-Treasurer of Stamp Club, Student Council, Track, Rifle Club STEPHEN J. ANTALEK-College Preparatory Technical GERTRUDE ANTEMANN-Commercial High School-Rho Sigma Chi, Soccer, Treas- urer Commercial Club, Home Economics Club, Fist Ball, Student Council, Baseball ANGELO ARTICOLO-Commercial High School-Sigma Hi-Y, Watch Tower Staff, Rifle Club, Student Council, Advertising Staff R. U. R. SECOND Row-left to right FRANCES BAILEY-General High School-Fist Ball, Student Council 1, 2 WALTER BANNACK-Commereial High School ANTHONY F. BARBIERI-College Preparalory Arademie-Iota Hi-Y, Track, Execu- tive Committee, Year Book Committee, Secretary of Theodore Roosevelt De- bating Society, Senior Ball Committee GEORGE BERNADT-College Preparatory Academia-President Rifle Club, Theo- dore Roosevelt Debating Society, Stamp Club, Student Council, Executive Com- mittee, Senior Ball Committee LAYTON l?lERNHARDT-College Preparatory Arademie-Secretary and Treasurer of Ri e Club Nineteen F111sT Row-left to right MABELL BEYER-General High Srhool-Student Council WILLIAM BOEHM--College Preparatory Aeademir-President Senior Class, Execu- tive Committee, Year Book Committee, Student Council, Secretary Iota Hi-Y 2, Vice-President Iota Hi-Y 3 BURTON BOWMAN-College Preparatory Technical JOHN BOYD-Commercial High School RAYMOND BRUNNER-College Preparatory Academic--Student Council 1-2-3, Basketball, Track, Executive Committee, Vice-President Henry Clay Debating Society, Year Book Committee, Tennis, Senior Ball Committee SECOND Row-left to right RUTH BUDNOW-Commercial High School-Rho Sigma Chi, Commercial Club, Eta Epsilon Chi, Baseball, Fist Ball, Soccer, Senior Ball Committee SALVATORE BUONO-College Preparatory Terhnical-Student Council ELEANOR BUTLER-General High Sfhool-Choir DOROTHY CALLAHAN--College Preparatory ,flcademic--Executive Committee, Chairman of Dramatics Committee CATHERINE CALLIAS-College Preparatory Academic--Student Council, Executive Committee Twenty FIRST Row-left to right LENA L. CESARO-General High School FRANCIS CHAMBERLAIN-College Preparatory Academic-Varsity Tennis Team, Class Basketball Team, Vice-President of Junior Class, Senior Ball Committee BERTHA CHERRY-Gfneral High Sfhool GENEVIEVE CHYLINSKI-College Preparatory Academic-Student Council MILDRED CRARY-General High Srhool-Blue Triangle Girl Reserve Club SECOND Row-left to right JENNIE A. CROWN-Commercial High School-Rho Sigma Chi, Class Basketball and Soccer ROSE CUSANO-Cmmerrial High School-Rho Sigma Chi, Commercial Club, Class Baseball Team, Class Soccer Team WILLIAM DABINETT-General High Srhool-Art Club, Soccer Team LAURA DALEY-College Preparatory Atademir--French Club NICHOLAS D'ATTILIO-General High School-Basketball Twenty-one FIRST Row-left to right ANTOINETTE DE FILIPPO-Commereial High Sehool--Commercial Club, Class Baseball, Basketball, Soccer CHARLES DE LELLA-General High Srhool-Student Council, Basketball Team JOSEPH DE LORENZO-College Preparatory Academic-Track Team, Football Team GILBERT DIEMER-General High Srhool MARY DE VIRGILIO-General High Srhool-Soccer CSD, Eta Epsilon Chi SECOND ROW-left to right ROSEMARY DI MURO-College Preparatory Academic-Student Council, Year Book Committee, Executive Committee, Choir, Sigma Delta Mu, 13, CARMEN DI VIRGILIO-College Preparatory Aradernif-Track Team, Cross Coun- try Team MARVIN DWORE-College Preparatory Academic-Varsity Tennis 1-2-3, Captain Varsity Tennis 2-3, Manager 3, Interclass Basketball, Track, Executive Com- mittee, German Club, Vice-President of Henry Clay Debating Society, Year Book Committee, Senior Ball Committee ROBERT DYKEMAN-Commercial High School-Interclass Basketball, Skating PAUL EMERICH-General High School-Swimming C1,2J, Assistant Manager Foot- ball, Basketball, Student Council Twenty-Iwo I l FIRST Row-left to right ROSE FAINELLI-General High School-Basketball Team, Soccer Team, Rho Sigma Chi ETHEL JANE FEHR-General High School MAFALDA E. FERRARA-Commcrcial High School-President of Commercial Club, Rho Sigma Chi JACK FLANAGAN-Commercial Iligh School-Iota Hi-Y, Ski Club MARIAN FREDERICK-College Preparaiory ,firadcmic-Choir, Chorus, Fistball, Basketball, Soccer, French Club SECOND Row-left to right JOHN FREESE-College Preparatory Academic JOSEPH GABRIELE-College Preparatory Academic JOSEPH GADUS-General High School HILDA GALLUCCI-General High School-Student Council, Rho Sigma Chi Club Treasurer 121, President CSD, Home Economics Club Secretary CSD, Executive Committee SILVIO GAROFALO-General High School-Rifle Club, Student Council Twenty-three FIRST Row-left to right DONALD GARRIE-General High School-Assistant Manager Basketball, Student Council SOPHIE GASKA-General High Srhool-Basketball fl, 23, Baseball fl, ZJ, Soccer Q1, 21, Soccer Varsity, Girls, Athletic Club, Home Economics Club LOUISE GERVASE-Commercial High School ALBERT GIAGIACUMO-College Preparatory Techniral FRANCES GRATTAN-General High School-President of Eta Epsilon Chi, French Club, Choir, Basketball Team ill, Soccer Team SECOND ROW-left to right HOWARD GREENE-General High School-Art Club, Track WILLIAM GRESHAM-College Preparatory Academia-Student Council WANDA GRIFFITH-Commercial High School-Eta Epsilon Chi, Soccer Varsity, Baseball, Basketball, Tennis MARGARET GUERNSEY-General High School RICHARD HALLAHAN-College Preparatory Academic-Treasurer junior Class, Vice-President Senior Class, Henry Clay Debating Society, Track, Class Basket- ball, Student Council, Executive Committee, Year Book Committee, Senior Ball Committee Twentylfouf FIRST Row-left to right EDMUND HENNEL-General High Srhool CHARLES HILL-General High Sfhool ROBERT HINCKLE-College Preparatory Almdemir-Clamo Club, Library Club, French Club, German Club, Theodore Roosevelt Debating Society, Year Book Committee, Executive Committee, Student Council, Iota Hi-Y VIRGINIA HOGAN-College Preparaiory ,-Hademic-Executive Committee, Year Book Committee JOSEPH HORNEY-General High Srhool SECOND ROW-left to right CHARLOTTE HORSTMAN-General High School ARCHIBALD HUGHES-General High Srhool-Clamo Club, Choir, Library Club, Student Council, Sigma Hi-Y, Executive Committee FRANCIS HYLAND-General High Srhool-Football Squad, Student Council, Iota Hi-Y, Henry Clay Debating Club, Vice-President Student Council 125, Presi- dent Student Council 13D MARGARET JEWETT-Commerrial High Sfhool DANIEL JIUSTO-General High Srhool-Interclass Basketball CZQ Twenty-five FIRST Row-left to right WILLIAM JOHNSON-College Preparatory Terhniral-Orchestra Q25 FRANCIS -IURACKA-College Preparatory flrademir-Student Council, Theodore Roosevelt Debating Society, Track, Year Book Committee ROBERT JUTTON-General High Srhool JULIA KONIK-General High Srhool VVII.I.IAM KAPLAN-General High School-Student Council SECOND Row-left to right JAMES J. KEENAN-College Preparatory .elfademie-Theodore Roosevelt Debating Society, Treasurer of Sigma Hi-Y, Treasurer of Clamo Club, Watch Tower Staff, Student Council RUTH KERLEY-College Preparatory fleademic-Girls' Athletic Club, German Club, Fistball, Soccer, Baseball, Student Council, Secretary of Senior Class, Executive Committee, Year Book Committee CLEMENTINE KERMAN-General High Srhool-Student Council, Art Club EDWARD J. KEXEL-General High School ETHEL KIRKHAM-College Preparatory Academir-German Club 12, 35, French Club 125, Executive Committee, Fistball, Baseball, Year Book Committee, Manager of Class Soccer Team, Student Council Q31 Twenty-six FIRST Row-lvfl to right JOSEPH KLIMO-Genfral High School-Varsity Baseball CID, Varsity Basketball 11, 25, Varsity Football Q1, 2, 35, Student Council QM, Art Club, Stage Crew, Rifle Club, Soccer Team WALTER KOVVALCHUK-General High School-Football Squad, Sigma Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, Watch Tower Staff, Hi--links, HThe Six Goofusesj' Freshman Rally, Track EDWARD KOZAK--Grmwzl High Sflmnl GERALD KRAUT-General High Sfhool LEO KRITSICK-Gfnfral High Sfhnol SECOND Row-left to right MARY ANN KULKITS-Gfneral High Srhool-Home Economics Club, Soccer TILLIE KURKCHEE-General High School-German Club STANLEY LIS-General High Srhool-Football Squad, Varsity Club, Student Council DOMINICK LOMBARDI-Genfral High Sfhool THOMAS LONTRATO-College Preparalory Techniml Twenty-.vefven FIRST Row-left to right MORTIMER MACDONALD-College Prrparalory Jfadmnir-Treasurer of Ski Club, Student Council, Track VERONICA MAHONEY-General High School-Eta Epsilon Chi, French Club, Basketball, Fistball, Baseball, Student Council ADOLPH MARKIEWICZ-College Preparatory Technical CARMEN MARMO-College Preparatory Hfadrmir-Theodore Roosevelt Debating Club, Year Book Committee KARL MATTISON-Gneral High Srhool SECOND Row-left to right JERRY MATURA-College Preparatory Academic-Library Club, Spiked Shoe Society, Track, Manager Cross Country, Executive Committee A SAM MAZZOTTI-Ge nera I High School-Assistant Manager Baseball, Student Council ROBERT McCANN-General High School JOHN MCCRINDLE-General High School-Student Council, Track ANDREW MCNALLY-College Preparatory Amdemic-Student Council Twryzty-eight Fnzsr Row-left to right ALEXANDER MCSKIMMING-Gcncral High School--Ski Club ANTHONY MELUCH-General High School-Basketball WILLIAM MEYER-College Preparatory Technical-Rifle Club, Track, Cross Country JACK MIKLOVVITZ-College Preparatory ,Jfademic-Student Council Cl, 2, 31, Vice- President Student Council QZJ, Basketball, Football, Treasurer Senior Class, Henry Clay Debating Society, Year Book Committee, Executive Committee, Senior Ball Committee EDMUND MILOSIK-General High School-R. U. R. SECOND Row-left to right FRANCIS MURPHY-General High School CARL MUZIKAR-General High School-Library Club SOPHIE NAILOR-Commercial High School--Year Book Committee, Senior Ball Committee RICHARD NELSON-Collrge Preparatory Trrhnifal-Rifle Club JOHN NICHOL-Cummerrial High School-Soccer Team Twenty-nine FIRST Row-lvfl to right THADDEUS NOVAK-Collrgi' Preparatory Tcfhniral-Rifle Club, Sportsman's Club MICHAEL J. ORTOLEVA-Collcgo Preparatory flcadelnir ROSE PACE-Commercial High Sfhool-French Club, Rho Sigma Chi, Student Council GASPER PAGNOTTA-College Preparatory Tcrhnical ROSE PALKOVIC-Commercial High School SECOND Row-loft to right AMERICO PICCOLO-General High School ROBERT PIERCE-General High School-Band, Stage Crew GENEVIEVE PILECI-General High School-junior Choir, Girls' Athletic Club, Hockey, Soccer, Baseball WILLIAM POTENZA-General High School-Track, Student Council GLADYS RASMIFSSEN-COIHlHFfL'idl High Srhool-French Club, Commercial Club, Choir Thirty FIRST Row-left to right WILLIAM RICHARDS-Gnzrral High School-Baseball Team, Student Council LOUISE RHINEHART--Commercial High School-Student Council WANDA ROBLESKI-Gfnfral High School JOHN ROFF-General High School-Student Council, Class Track, Baseball, Country CONRAD ROGALSKI-College Preparatory Technical-Student Council SECOND ROW-left to right MARION RORICK-Comnuvcial High School EMMETT RUSHER-Cnllrge Preparatory Technical MARTHA RUSHER-General High School-Student Council STANLEY RUTKOWSKI-Callege Preparatory ,iflradernic Cross ISABEL RYANS-General High Srhool-Rho Sigma Chi, Senior Ball Committee Thirty-one FIRST Row-loft to right J0llN RYANS-Grnrral High Srhool-Band 135, Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, Soccer, Photography Club, Inter-class Basketball and Track, Student Council, Chorus C3J EDVVARD J. SALAMON-Collegzr Preparatory flfademir-Vice-President of Iota Hi-Y, Vice-President of Spiked Shoe Society QZJ, Treasurer of Spiked Shoe Society HJ, Theodore Roosevelt Debating Society, Varsity Cross Country 12, 3J, Captain of J. V. Cross Country QU, J. V. Track Team, Student Council, Year Book Committee, Senior Ball Committee FRED SANDERS-Collegf' Preparatory Techniral-Band, Sigma Hi-Y, Rifle Club VVANDA SARNOVVSKI-Commerrial High School CATHERINE SCELSI-Gfncral High School SECOND Row-loft to right MARGARET SCHWANK-Colnltzrrrial High Sfhool EMMA SCHVVARTZ-Collrgt' Preparatory Jlfllliflllil'-sOCC6I', Basketball, French Club, Fistball, Baseball, Senior Ball Committee FAY SECOR-Collfge Preparatory Technifal--Sigma Hi-Y FRANK SECOR-Collage Prfparatory Tcflzniral-Sigma Hi-Y EVELYN SERRELL-Gfnoral High School--Home Economics Club, Student Council Thirty-tu'o V l A FIRST Row-left to right LEONARD SEYPURA--College Preparatory Klmdemic-Sigma Hi-Y, Band BERNARDINE SMITH-Commercial High School-Vice-President of Rho Sigma Chi, Eta Epsilon Chi, Commercial Club, Student Council, Chorus flj LOUIS SPACCO-Commorrial High School ARTHUR STANINA-General High School-Art Club EMMA STONE-Commercial High School-Executive Committee 131, Rho Sigma Chi KZJ, Eta Epsilon Chi, Chorus QU SECOND Row-left to right EUGENE STOVVE-General High Srhool-Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club DOROTHY SUDMYER--Commertial High Srhool HENRY SZFRANSKI-College Preparatory Alcademic RITA TARMEY-Commorrial High School ATTILIO TERRENZIO-General High Sahool-Basketball, Student Council Thirty-throc' FIRST Row-left to right DONALD THELEN-Gmzcral High Sfhoul-Football, Track, Treasurer of Varsity Club 125, Vice-President of Varsity Club 131, Spiked Shoe Society, Sigma Hi-Y MARY TISCIONE-General High School-Treasurer Home Economics Club, Treas- urer Rho Sigma Chi PAULINE TOMASEK-Commercial High School-Rho Sigma Chi, Student Council, Senior Ball Committee LEONARD TROJAN-College Preparatory Technical EARL TVVYMAN-Gcneral High School-Band, Orchestra SEcoNn Row-loft to right LILLIAN VAN ETTEN-Commcrcial High Srhool-Blue Triangle Girl Reserve Club, Fistball, Senior Ball Committee MARY VAN WORMER-Commercial High School-Commercial Club LEONA VAN ZANDT-Commercial High School-Student Council ROSE VENTURO-Commerrial High School--Rho Sigma Chi, Home Economics Club, Chorus Q15 RITA VINES-Commercial High School-Rho Sigma Chi, Commercial Club Thirty-four FIRST Row-left lu right ARTHUR WARD-General High School-Vice-President Band, Orchestra, Hi-jinks, Student Council FURL XAIATSON-C0lHlHFft'idl High Svhool-VVatch Tower Staff, Home Economics Club DONALD WAUGH-General High Srhool DOROTHY WEBSTER-Commercial High School-Vice-President Commercial Club, Secretary Rho Sigma Chi, Student Council Q35 GEORGE WEIGHTMAN-General High Sfhool-Cross Country SECOND Row-lrfl to right f IRENE WILLIAMS-Collfgz' Preparaiory Jlfademic'-Blue Triangle Girl Reserve Club, French Club 125, Student Council, Executive Committee 135, Senior Ball Committee - MARGARET WILLIMAN-General High School RICHARD WOLFE-General High Sfhool-Cross Country, Track 125, Sigma Hi-Y C15, Stage Crew VIRGINIA WYSOCKI-General High School HILLIARD VVYSOMSKI-General High Sfhool--Track Cl, 2, 35, Cross Country fl, 2, 35, Spiked Shoe Society, Iota IIi-Y, Rifle Club Thirty-fm' FIRST Row-Irft to right HOVVARD YOUNG-General High Szihool-Football RICHARD ZMUEWSKI-College Preparatory Tn'hni1'ul-Track, Cross Country IRENE ZMYSLOWSKI--Commercial High School--Home Economics Club, Soccer, Fistball, Basketball STANLEY ZMYSLOWSKI-General High School-Swimming Team, Basketball Team, Student Council BELLE ZUCKERMAN-Commerrial High Srhool-Chorus, Choir, Secretary of French Club, Executive Committee, Student Council The graduation of the class of 1935 is shadowed by the death of our former classmate, Lucille Hawkins. Her amiable disposition and her readiness to cooperate made her one of the IHOSt popular students of the class. Her loyal interest is attested by her service to her school and class. She was a member of the Art Club, the Eta Epsilon Chi, VVatchtoWer Staff, the Student Council and the Rho Sigma Chi. She was also secretary of the 4B class and of the Commercial Club. She was an honor student throughout her school career. VVe've missed her sunny smile and her quiet comradeship. I hzrty-six a 1 ill! e- ' 1 , l 1 . A ! L 1 ' a 5 1 K I 3 E ' r I 2 z Q i ' 1 f Z W. , 1 , E -1, ..- '-- ,, I , I 5 X. ,ff N' Mft'--m....ff-' f pf h ' A f A x 1. , , 1--ff ., Nv- - , fy- .X if -:3.p ' ,nM 5--.. W - ,A ' lay.. wx' x, N .,, 34-I.,--J i , ,f 1 I Ziff ll . Q ':fg'-2.., I ' 1 8 x- ' - ,..- A . a ., 1 ST A. i 2 l! NK. i g ,ffl I I E 'If xxx . A 5 E f -X l .1 -+ I 4 : M. R F-wait,-1n,, I E m- x 1 ' , ' K L I my. 5 1 3 i i ,fi 'mg ,..W..., 1 . fax if PX F... fi va F 2 M Lf, JUNE M55 x 'Q Y... M ALICE OTUNNOR CLASS DEANS BERNARD A. JORDAN ..,..1 ,. .w..:,1 x X X - X X N 'x X X x X f ,- Z1 , ' , , , if I if A , -. Q f' President - - Ernest Bodenstab Vice-President Donald MacNaughton Secretary - Kathryn Von Stetina Treasurer Madisoxm Farnum CLASS HISTORY Many years of history will be recorded before we forget that September day in 1932 when, as the new freshman class, we descended upon Mont Pleas- ant High School and found everything in readiness for our welcome just as the carefully perused newspaper paragraphs had stated. The dignity of newly- retired seniors of junior high reasserted itself when, the first expeditions of discovery over and the auditorium found, we sat down and prepared ourselves for the next unusual event in the series which was to mark this historic day indelibly in our memories. Much awed gaping at our new surroundings was interspersed with Words of welcome from the executives of our new school and our class deans, Miss O'Connor and Mr. Jordan. Granted the privilege of choosing one home room from a long list of possibilities, we subjected each home room teacher and the pupils already Within her doors to a critical exami- nation. After finding a haven suitable for our three-year sojourn, we began the difficult business of extracting a schedule from the bewildering mass of curriculum sheets adorning the bulletin board. The abrupt transition from intermediate school superiority to the insig- nificance of freshman term was softened by the ever-widening vista opened before us. Here were new worlds to conquer! VVith three years of opportunity, what were the wonders we could not accomplish before that so far distant 1935 whose days promised exciting fulfillment of our soaring ambitions? At this time our only identification was that We alone could lay claim to the title Class of June l935 , but we set out immediately to establish our true status in the eyes of our patronizing fellow school-mates. The Student Council, then composed of boys and girls, was the first to recognize the hidden value in the unorganized mass of freshmen and enter- tained us at a Freshman Rally held at night in the boys' gym. After distribut- ing the formulas of welcome again and bestowing glamorous glimpses of club life upon the infant class, the speakers supplied the only disappointment of the evening with their casual references to the exclusion of freshmen from almost all clubs. Ours was evidently the last class judged worthy enough to be out after dark, for since then all the other freshman classes have been enter- tained in the sane light of day, their only compensation being the twilight of the tunnel trip. The fall of our entry into lylont Pleasant High School marked the first football battle with Nott Terrace and that school's subsequent defeat. Setting coincidence aside, We could easily attribute Nott Terrace's three consecutive years of defeat on the gridiron to the efiiiciency of the aura of victory which haloed our class upon our entry into this school and the super-human athletes drawn from our ranks. Nor were the girls to be out done on the athletic fields. Forty They conquered all competition in the soccer tournament and were second in line when the hockey contests were over. Not being content with these vic- tories, that same year they began the conquest of the inter-sport plaque which they have successfully defended every term so far. This unprecedented lack of the humility which is supposed to characterize freshman classes was brought out more markedly in ZA by the organization of the Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Re- serves, a club in which the active members were drawn exclusively from our own class. The 3A term found a more tangible organization among the members of our class. In class meeting we chose Ernest Bodenstab president, Gertrude Kozlowski vice-president, Jane Schuhl secretary, and Vincent Romano treas- urer. The first important duty of the newly chosen executive committee was the planning of the most exciting social event of the term so far as we were concerned, our Junior Class Dance. The whole-hearted support with which our class members showed their approval of this step made it a financial suc- cess at a time when the money coffers at dances were not noticeably full. Perhaps the efforts of the Dance Committee should not be overlooked in ac- counting for the two-fold success of our venture. In organizing classes where many a 3A girl patiently guided the uncertain feet of her spirit-willing but flesh-weak fellow classman into the dance patterns so earnestly studied, the committee encouraged the attendance of many juniors a little awed by the thoughts of dodging more confident couples on a crowded floor. Our interest in school activities has been evident from the very beginning. As early as 2B term drama recruited followers from our ranks, and Pinafore and Sun-Up presented familiar faces to the freshmen in the audience. Since then, HR. U. R. and the three one-act plays have increased the number of our dramatically inclined members. Nor has scholarship been neglected because of our numerous after-school activities, for we have been represented both on honor rolls and in commercial department contests. But our enviable record was in danger of obliteration during the 3A term when a fire in the incinerator threatened the school with menacing clouds of smoke. It would be timely here to add that a 3A pupil probably heroically rescued one of the many dogs that roamed our halls or rushed Miss Hoyt's skiis into cool safety, but We have no complete evidence. However, we can safely say that a 3A's progressive spirit led the exit from the building. Having failed miserably to subdue us by this un- timely intervention, the forces of nature again conspired against us in our 4B term in the form of spontaneous combustion in the dump. The calm indifference with which we continued to surmount every obstacle was again exhibited at the 4B dance where incense overcame the obnoxious smell which spitefully drifted in every open window. Forty-one Immediately after this dance the executive committee went into a huddle .ind emerged to announce an election of oflicers to serve for both' Senior B and Senior A terms. Ernest Bodenstab was re-elected president and Donald Mac- Naughton received the vice-presidency. Kathryn Von Stetina was selected as secretary, and out of the numerous candidates for treasurer, Madison Farnum was chosen to hold tight the purse strings. These details attended to, without doubt it was the project of a joint year book with the 4A's which dominated our 4-B term. Our class responded with traditional enthusiasm, and the under- classmen were harangued in their home rooms, at assembly, even at fire-drills, to sign on the dotted line of the subscription blank. Their response led to frenzied efforts on the part of members of both Senior classes to submit ma- terial to swell the printed record of our progress here. The rapidity with which this term has sped by gives the alarming realiza- tion that the time is growing shorter, and soon it will be our turn to participate in the ceremony of graduation. But before we do, we will have one final gay fling at our Senior Ball, the colorful climax of our social activities. Perhaps we have not succeeded in realizing all of the glowing ambitions which stirred us as 2l3's, but our wagons are still fixed to stars, the only disillusionment being the discovery of personal weaknesses and short-comings. Our hopes concerning those vague years after graduation are still optimistic. June and Commence- ment time will find us done with looking backward, our thoughts ahead in the future yet to be fashioned by our own hands. Catharine E. lklolony. l Forty-two FIRST Row-left to right MARY ALVEY-Grnfral Hiyh Sfhool DONALD ARMSTRONG-General High Sfhool-Henry Clay Debating Society BETTY ARTHUR-Collfgf' Prnparalory .flrademir-German Club, President of French Club 135, Library Club, Student Council 135, Year Book Committee JOHN BAILEY-College Prfparalory .lmdfmic ROGER BAILEY-College Preparaiory .-Irademiz'-Spiked Shoe Society, lota Hi-Y, Athletic Council, Track Team fl, 25, Varsity Cross Country Team 115 SECOND Row-left lo right LOTTIE BALSKA-General High Sfhool-Art Club, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve MICHAEL BALUCH-General High Sfhool STEPHEN BANKS-General High Srhool-Track Team, Cross Country Squad THOMAS BARRIE-College Preparatory :Ifadfmir-Student Council C2, 35 MARY BATTAGLIA-Commfrtial High School Forty-three FIRST Rowhlefi to right JOSEPH BATZINGER-College Preparatory flradvrnir-Cafeteria Club, German Club DONALD BAXTER-General High Sfhool-Track Team WILLIAM BELL-College Preparatory ,-Irademir-Sportsman's Club, French Club, Student Council, Iota Hi-Y, Year Book IIELEN BELNIAK-General High Srhool ANNA BERNADT-Commrrrial High Sfhool-Secretary German Club UD, Class Hockey ll, 35, Student Council 135, Year Book Committee, Varsity Hockey QU, District and State Contest in Typing I QU, District and State Contest in Book- keeping' II Q25 SEcoNn Row-left to right MAGDALENE BERNSTORFF-Gfnfral High Sfhnol-Eta Epsilon Chi, Year Book Committee, Hi-Jinks, Soccer SYBIL A. BIRCH-General High School FRANCES BLACKER--General High Srlmol-Choir, Alla Breve Club, Chorus, Cast of Pinafore WILLIAM BLACKWELL-General High Srhool-Golden Spiked Shoe Society, Student Council CZD, Iota Hi-Y, Cross Country, Track DOROTHY BLASER-Commfrfial High Sflzool--Year Book Committee, Girls' Soccer Team Forty-four Fmsr Row-left to right RITA BLEAU-Gcneral High School-Eta Epsilon Chi ERNEST BODENSTAB-College Prcparatory :Ifadflnic-Class President 13, 45, President Golden Spiked Shoe Society, President Sigma Hi-Y, Treasurer Library Club, Member of VVatch Tower Staff, German Club, Co-Captain of Track, Student Council STANLEY BOJANOWSKI-College Preparatory Tiwhnifal THOMAS BOROVICKA-College Preparatory Technical EDWARD BOSLEY-College' Preparatory Technical-Rifle Club SECOND Row-left to right LEONARD BOYD-General High School DONALD BOYNTON--Commerrial High Sfhool--Track, Executive Committee, Year Book Advertising Committee, Commercial Team Bookkeeping I RAYMOND BOZENSKI-General High School--Choir, Track, Sigma Delta Mu ELOISE BRAMAN-General High School-Choir ELLEN BRIGGS-General High Sfhool-Girls' Athletic Club, Blue Triangle Girl Reserve Club, Home Economics Club, Sigma Delta Mu, Choir, Cast of Pina- fore, Basketball, Fistball, Soccer, Hockey Forty-five FIRST Row-left to right JOHN BROCTAWIK--General High Svhool-Art Club, Executive Committee, Year Book GLADYS BROGUE-Commfrfial High Srhool-Girls' Athletic Club, Executive Com- mittee, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves, Year Book Committee, Class Executive Committee, French Club, Student Council, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Hockey HENRY J. BROWNING-Gcncral High School-Sigma Delta Mu, Choir, Band JANE BRYANT-General High School EILEEN BURNS-Commerfial High School SEcoNn Row-left to right RUTII BUSSE-General High Sz'hool-Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves, German Club, Eta Epsilon Chi 13D JACK CAHILL-Commercial High Sfhool-Chess Club ANGELO J. CALIFANO-College Preparatory Tcfhnifal JAMES CALIFANO-Commercial High Srhool-Student Council JOSEPHINE CANTORE-Commercial High School Forty-six FIRST Row-left to right ALBERT CAROL-College Prvparatory ,lfademif-R. U. R. Cast LORA CARUS-Commercial High Sfhaol CATHERINE CASAPLiLLO-CYUIHl!ll'f!'itl! High School-Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves LAURA CLAPP-Gencral High School-French Club, Soccer KU, Basketball C25 MYRTLE CLAYDON-Commercial High Srhool-Rho Sigma Chi, Commercial Club, Student Store VVorker, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve CZ! SECOND Row-left lo right ALMY COGGESHALL-Collegc Prvparatary fl1'ail1'mif-Student Council, Treasurer of Theodore Roosevelt Debating Club, President of Ski Club. ALFRED CONSTANTINO-General High School-Art Club SARAH CORNRICH-Commercial High School-Student Council, Rho Sigma Chi, Commercial Club, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves, Executive Committee, Year Book Committee MARION COUGHTRY-General High Sfhool HELEN COULTER-College Preparaiory ,-frademic-Library Club, French Club Secretary 135, Executive Committee, Year Book Committee, Student Council Cl, 2, 37 Forty-sefvcn FIRST Row-left to right 1 GWENDOLYN CRIPPEN-General High School-French Club, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves, Yearbook Committee DONALD CROPSEY-College Preparatory Academic-Golden Spiked Shoe Society, Track, Cross Country, Year Book Committee, Student Council DOROTHY DALTON-Commercial High School-Girls' Athletic Club, Orchestra ANTHONY DE FONCE-General High School--Choir, Orchestra, Class Soccer Team TONY DE GEORGIA-Commercial High School SECOND ROW--lofi to right VVILLIAM DEITZ-Grneral High School--Student Council C2, 3, 4l, Treasurer of Student Council 131, Class President, Baseball Team 17, 21, Jr. Varsity Basket- ball, Year Book Committee DOMINICK DE LISA-College Preparatory ,4fadi'miz'-Editor of Watch Tower, Stu- dent Leader of Band, Orchestra, Choir, German Club, Executive Committee, Year Book Committee VI HERMAN DE MASSO-General High School EDWARD DE SARBO-Commercial High School-Junior Varsity Basketball Team, I Varsity Club ROSE DI BLASIO-Commercial High School Forty-eight FIRST Row-left to right JOSEPHINE M. DI DONATO--General High School-Girls' Athletic Club, Basketball, Soccer THERESA DIGESARE-Commercial High School VINCENT DI LORENZO-Commercial High School-Assistant Manager of Track, Manager of Track f2l, Varsity Track Team 12, 35, Vice-President of Spiked Shoe Society 125, President of Spiked Shoe Society HJ, Student Council C35 ALICE DOWNS-General High School-French Club, Student Council DONALD DRUMMOND-College Preparatory Technical SECOND Row-left to right JOHN DIICK-Cl0IHlllfft'ldl High School CATHERINE DUFFY-General High School RAYMOND DYER-Commercial High School-Cross Country C11 MAX EDELSTEIN-College Preparatory Academic-Treasurer of Chess Club, Stu- dent Council, Year Book Committee, 4B Dance Committee BASIL ENRIGHT-General High School-Choir, 4-B Dance Committee, Hi-jinks, Student Council Forty-nine FIRST Row-left to right MARGUERITE ERPINO-College Preparatory rlcademit'-Year Book Committee, French Club MADISON FARNUM-College Preparatory .-Tfademir-Class Treasurer 135, Secretary Sigma Hi-Y, Executive Committee, Year Book Committee, Vice-President Clamo Club, R. U. R. Cast, Three One-Act Plays Cast, Student Council, Secre- tary 13, DAVID FELDMAN-College Preparatory .lfademic-Inter-Class Basketball, Student Council, Track LILY MAE FERNET-General High Srhool-Choir, Home Economics Club GREGORY FIALA-College Preparatory Technical-Track, Student Council SECOND Row-left to right HERMAN FINKELSTEIN-College Preparatory Aradolniz'-Sun-lip Cast, Henry Clay Debating Club, French Club, Student Council 12, 31, Track, Year Book Committee REGINA FLEMING-Commercial High Srhool-Home Economics Club, Student Council 11, 2, 31 EVA FRATTALONE-College Preparatory flfademie-Hockey 11, 35 ROCCO FRIGULIETTO-Commereial High Sfhool GERALD FUDGER-College Preparatory Technical-Year Book Committee, Radio Club Fifty FIRST Row--loft to right LOIS FULLER-Commrrrial High Sclmul-Year Book Committee FRANCES FITNARIE-Collfge Preparatory ,lfademic ROBERT GASS-Gfnaral High School-Student Council 135, Ski Club CHARLES GEIER-General High Srhool--German Club JOHN GERDINCFCollegL' Preparatory Technical-Vice-President and Range Officer of Rifle Club, Ski Club SECOND RowAlcfl to right Q ROBERT GIFFORD-Gvnfral High Srhuul-Varsity Club, Basketball Team, Track Team CARLTON GILMAN-General High Srhool CLEMENTINE GINIECKI-Cammrrrial High Srhool-Eta Epsilon Chi, Soccer ill, Basketball QZQ REGINA GINIECKI-General High School-Art Club, Student Council, Class Execu- tive Committee FLORENCE GINSBURG-Commerrial High Sfhool-Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Rho Sigma Chi, Year Book Committee, State Commercial Contest, Shorthand I Fifly-one FIRST Row-left to righz HELEN GINSBURG-Soccer, Track, Basketball THELMA GINSBURG-General High School-Rho Sigma Chi, Chess Club, Year Book Committee, Hockey, Basketball Manager 125, Swimming PHILIP GLOVER-Commercial High School STANLEY GLOWACKI-General High Srhool-Sigma Hi-Y, Sigma Delta Mu, Chess Club, Student Council 135, Watch Tower Staff, Orchestra WANDA GONSOWSKI-Commercial High Srhool-Commercial Club, Eta Epsilon Chi, Track 125, Soccer 115, Year Book Committee, Fashion Show 125, Fist- bau 115 SECOND Row-left to right RUTH GOODMAN-College Preparatory f11'ade1izif.'-Frelich Club, German Club, Girls' Athletic Club, Student Council, Year Book Committee, Hockey, Fistball, Baseball, Tennis ZYGMUNT GRABISKI-Coilegz' Preparatory ,Iradrmic JUNE GRAHAM-General High School-Home Economics Club, Senior Tea Com- mittee 125, Class Basketball Team GLADYS GREENE-Commercial High Srhool-Student Council, R. U. R. Committee, One-Act Play Committee, Year Book Committee, Shorthand I Team ARTHUR GREGORY-College Preparatory flmdvmic-Track Team Fifty-two FIRST ROW-iff! to right WARNER GROVESTEEN-General High School-Sigma Delta Mu, Football Team, Choir, HPinafore REGINA GRZELECKI-General High School-Rho Sigma Chi, Eta Epsilon Chi, Soccer Q35 LOUISE GRZYBOVVSKI-Commfrfial High Srhool-Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve, Rho Sigma Chi, Commercial Club, Soccer Cl, Zj, Fistball QU, Girls' Athletic Club HELEN GRZYWACZEVVSKI-Commerrial High School-Commercial Club, Student Council, Bookkeeping I Team, Typewriting I Team, Bookkeeping II Team STEPHEN GRZYWACZEWSKI-Cnllfgr Prfparatory Aradmniz'-German Club, Year Book Committee SECOND Row-left to right OLGA GCCKEMITS-College Preparatory Arademic-Chess Club, Girls' Athletic Club, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve, Hockey Team, Fistball Team ROBERT GUEPEROITX-College Preparatory Tfrhniml ELLEN GUERRA-General High School-Home Economics Club, Class Soccer Team, Class Basketball Team MARTHA HAHN-Gfneral High Sfhool ROBERT HAINES-Gfnfral High Sfhnol Fifty-three FIRST Row-Jeff to right EVELYN HALEY-General High School KENNETH HALLENBECK-General High School-Iota Hi-Y, Theodore Roosevelt Debating Club, Vice-President of Sigma Delta Mu, Choir, Cast of 'tPinafore HARVEY HANDELMAN-College Preparalory :Irademir-Iota Hi-Y, Chess Club, Stage Crew, Executive Committee, Year Book Committee, Student Council, Cast of R. U. R. EUGENE HANNON-College Preparafory flradffnir CHARLES HARBISON-Commerfial High Srhool--Band, Orchestra, Student Council CZJ, Treasurer of Sigma Delta Mu, Commercial Contest, Bookkeeping II SECOND Row-left to right HENRIETTA HARNISCHFEGER-General High Srhool-Student Council, Blue Tri- angle Girl Reserve Club, Choir CLIFFORD HART-General High Sfhool-Student Council FRANCIS HART-Commercial High School KENNETH HART-General High Srhool-Art Club, Swimming Team, Track Squad CARL HEINER-General High School-Varsity Club, Baseball, Varsity Basketball Fifty -four FIRST Row-left to right DORIS HELLER-Commerrial High Sfhool-Rho Sigma Chi, Blue Triangle Girl Re- serve, Eta Epsilon Chi, Year Book Committee, Fashion Show L25 HENRY HENNEL-General High Sfhool-Track Team Qlj, Choir fl, 21, 'APinafore, Student Council Cl, 25 MARION HOLDEN-College Prfparaiory flfademir-French Club, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club, German Club, Year Book Committee JOHN HORAN-General High Sfhool-Rifle Club, Stamp Club, Soccer MARION HUGHES-Cornlnfrfial High Sfhool-Girls' Athletic Club, Executive Com- mittee SECOND Row-left to right BARBARA HUNT-Commercial High School ALICE ILNICKI-Commfrfial High School-Eta Epsilon Chi RAYMOND E. IRISH-Gemfral High Sfhool-Band GENEVIEVE JAMRO-Commfrcial High School-Rho Sigma Chi, Commercial Club, Soccer Q31 Tl-IADDEUS JAMRO-Commerfial High Srhool-Student Council C2, 3, 4l Fifly-fifm' FIRST Row-left to right ZYGMUNT IANISZEWSKI-Commercial High School-Varsity Soccer, Basketball RAYMOND JEFFERS-General High Srhool-Student Council LLOYD JOHNSON-General High School ALICE JURACKA-General High School-Student Council, Executive Committee, Art Club STANLEY JURKOWSKI-General High Sfhool-Football Squad, Track SECOND Row-left to right DOROTHY KAHN-Commercial High School-Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Year Book Committee JOSEPH KARANDYSZEWSKI-College Preparatory Terhniml-Student Council, Sigma Hi-Y, Watch Tower Staff, junior Sportsmalfs Club, Track MARTHA KASTELBERG-Commerrial High Sfhool-Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club, Retail Selling Club, Commercial Club, Fistball, Year Book Committee GENEVIEVE KAZYAKA-General High School--Student Council C2, 3, 4j DANIEL KEDZIOR-Gfnrral High Sfhool--Track Team, Cross Country Fifty-six FIRST ROW-left to right WALTER KELLEY-General High Srhool-Rifle Club, Jr. Varsity Track Team, Choir JOHN KEYSER-College Preparatory Tefhniral-Spiked Shoe Society, Cross Country, Track Team DORA MAY KIMMEY-General High Sfhool-Choir, Home Economics Club, Hockey ANNA KISZKIEL-Collegz' Preparatory i4radfmif-Student Council 135, French Club, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club, Eta Epsilon Chi, Year Book Committee, Varsity Track 125, Varsity Soccer 135 PETER KORYCINSKI-Cnllfgrf Prfparalory ,4radPmir SECOND Row-left to right ALEXANDER KOZLOVVSKI-General High Sfhool-Junior Varsity Basketball 11, 25, Track 125, Football 11, 2, 35, Varsity Club GERTRUDE KOZLOWSKI-College Preparatory AIrademiz'-Vice-President of Class 125, President Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club, President Girls' Athletic Club, Varsity Hockey 11, 2, 35, Fistball Captain, Executive Committee, Year Book Committee, Girl Reserve Council, President Girls' Student Council MARY KREMPA-General High Sfhool-Eta Epsilon Chi, Hockey Team 115, Fistball 125, Fashion Show 125 JEANNE KREUZER-College Preparatory Hradzfrnif-French Club Treasurer, Library Club, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club, Chess Club, Stamp Club Secretary- Treasurer, Varsity Baseball 125, Year Book Committee CAROLINE KRYSTOFIK-Gfnvral High Sfhrml-Hockey Team 11, 2, 35, Student Council 125 Fifty-veven FIRST ROW'lcft lo right CELIA KRYSTYNIAK-Commerrial High Sfhool-Eta Epsilon Chi BERNICE KUBIAK--General High Sfhool-Cast of HH. M. S. Pinaforef' Student Council, Alla Breve Club, Choir 12, 3, 45, Treasurer of Sigma Delta Mu, Year Book Committee JACOB KURKCHEE-College Preparatory .elfademir-Library Club, German Club MARGARET KliDER-C07HIHPffidi High Srhool-Rho Sigma Chi, Eta Epsilon Chi, Blue Triangle Girl Reserve, Student Council 115, Soccer 135, Basketball 11, 25, Fashion Show 125 ROBERT LANSING-General High Sfhool-Football Squad 115, Junior Varsity Track Team 135 SECOND Row-left to right GLADYS LA PIER-Commercial High Sfhool-Blue Triangle Girl Reserves, Rho Sigma Chi-Student Store, Secretary of Commercial Club JOSEPH LAPONSKI-College Preparatory Academic-Student Council IRENE LAUDATO-Commercial High School-Rho Sigma Chi, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves, Hockey Team, Baseball Team VINCENT LAVARNA-General High Srhool-Orchestra, Band, Choir, Sigma Delta Mu, Sigma Hi-Y, Watch Tower Staff ROBERT LEIFELS-Collage Preparafory :lradfmir-Student Council 135, Chess Club Secretary 135, Commercial Contest Fzfly-right FIRST Row-left lo righl HELEN LESTER-General High School-Girls' Athletic Club, Baseball Team, Basket- ball Team, Soccer Team ISABELLE LEWINSKI-General High Srhool DOROTHY LEWIS-Commerfial High School-Soccer C3j STEPHANIA LEWKOVVICZ-College Preparatory flfademif-Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club, Library Club, Student Council 12, 3j, Class Hockey and Fistball, Year Book Committee, Executive Committee JACK LITTRELL-College Preparatory flrademir-Rifle Club, Iota Hi-Y, Cross Country, Track 11, 2, 35 SECOND Row-left to right EVERETT LOUCKS-College Preparatory Technieal MILFORD LYMAN-General High Svhool-Watch Tower Staff f2l RITA MAC GREGOR-General High School-Student Council DONALD MAC NAUGHTON-College Preparatory Academir-Varsity Basketball, President of Varsity Club, Sigma Hi-Y, Cafeteria Club, Vice-President of Class, Student Council REGINALD MALE-College Preparatory ,flfademir-Band, Student Council Fifty-nine FIRST ROW-left io right GEORGE MARZITELLI-College Preparatory Academic WALTER MASLANKA-Commercial High School KENNETH MATTICE-General High Srhool-Spiked Shoe Society, Track, Cross Country MARGARET MCDONNELL-Commerfial High Sfhool-Eta Epsilon Chi, Commercial Club, Year Book Committee, Student Store, Bookkeeping I Team, Bookkeeping II Team HARRY lVlcI,AY-G1'n1'raI High Srhool-Iota Hi-Y SECOND ROW-left to right JAY MELOFSKY-General High School-Student Council VVILBUR D. MEYERS-General High Sfhool-Jr. Varsity Basketball Q11, Varsity Basketball 121 RUBEN MICHELSON-General High Sfhool -IANICE MISHLER-General High Srhool-Eta Epsilon Chi, Student Council, Soccer Team CATHARINE E. MOLONY-College Preparatory flrademir-Student Council C2, 31, Executive Committee, President Library Club 131, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves, Girl Reserve Inter-club Council 131, Year Book Committee, German Club 12, 31, junior Class Dance Committee Sixty FIRST Row-left to right HELEN MULONY-Gmfral High School-Interclass Hockey Q31 VIRGINIA MURRAY-Commerrial High School-Commercial Club, Student Council, Year Book Committee PAUL MYERS-College Preparatory ilradernir-Student Council Treasurer 135, Choir REGINA NAPIORSKI-Commercial High Sfhool-Rho Sigma Chi, Commercial Club FRANK NELSON-General High School-Basketball, Football, junior Varsity Track, Varsity Club, Hi-Y SECOND ROW-left to right OTTO NIGRINY-College Preparatory Tvvhniral ANNA NOLAN-Commfrfial High Srhool-Varsity Hockey, District Bookkeeping I Contest LEONA O'BRIEN-Gfneral High Sfhool-Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club, Retail Selling Club, Home Economics Club LORRAINE O'CONNOR--Commercial High School MARION 0'GORMAN-Commercial High School-Eleanor Roosevelt Gerl Reserves Sixty-one FIRST Row-lofi to right HELEN OLSZEWSKI-Commcrcial High Sfhool-Rho Sigma Chi, Commercial Club, Soccer Cl, 25, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve ALBERT OSTERHOUT-General High School JOHN PACELLI-Commercial High School-Student Council I LOUIS PAGE-College Preparalory ,-Ifadernic-Pinafore Cast, Library Club, Year Book Committee, French Club CARMEN PALMER-Colli'ge Preparatory ,ilcadelnir SECOND Row-left to right EVELYN PARKHURST-General High School LAWRENCE PARKS-General High School NICOLO PASQUARIELLO-General High School GENEVIEVE PASTOR-Commercial High School-Commercial Club, Student Coun- cil, Executive Committee, Year Book Committee ROSE PATIERNO-Commerfial High School-Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves Sixty-two FIRST Row-left to right LILLIAN PAUL-Commrrrial High Srhool-Commercial Club WILLIAM PEVERLY-General High Sfhool-Clamo Club, Theodore Roosevelt De- bating Society, Chess Club, Iota Hi-Y, Orchestra JAMES PINK--Genvral High School-Manager of Track Team Q35 THERESA PINTAVALLE-Commrrfial High Srhool-Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves EVENEKA PISCITELLI--Grnfral High Sfhool-Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve, Student Council tl, 25, Year Book Committee, Executive Committee SEcoN1J Row-left to right BARNEY PISHA-Collfgz' Prfrparatnry Tnfhniral-Radio Club, Stage Manager, Dance Electrician, Year Book Committee, Student Council PAl'L PODBIELSKI-Collfge Preparatory Afadvmic-Varsity Club, Student Council, French Club, Varsity Basketball - ELSIE POLLER-Cominerfial High School-Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club, Commercial Club MARGARET POMEROY Colnmerfial High Srhool THOMAS PROKSON-Collage Preparatory Techniral Sixty-thrcc Fuzsr Row-left to right EDVVARD PRUSAK-Commerrial High School BETTY RAMLOVV-College Preparatory xlcadfmic-Treasurer Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club, Girls' Athletic Club, Executive Committee, Student Council l2j, German Club, Varsity Hockey, Manager Fistball, Class Executive Committee, Year Book Committee MILDRED RAMSDELL-College Prejraraiory .'IL't1dl?lIlil'-Cl2lSS Executive Committee, Student Council, Art Club, Library Club, Year Book Committee, Secretary, President Clamo Club JOHN REJ-Collegr Preparatory ,Jrademif-Sigma Hi-Y, VVatch Tower Business Man- ager, Circulation Manager, Student Council, Class Dance Committee Chairman, Year Book Committee, Assistant Manager Track ERYK REPKA-College Preparatory ifiradrmif-Sigma Hi-Y, Freshman Rally Com- mittee Chairman CZJ, Night Rally Committee Chairman 132, Theodore Roose- velt Debating Society, Library Club, Student Council, Chess Club, German Club, Executive Committee, Year Book Committee, Track SECOND Row-left to right BARBARA REUSS-Comrnrrrial High Srhool GLADYS REYNOLDS-Commrrrial High Sfhool-Commercial Club, Blue Triangle Girl Reserves, Student Store, Student Council f3j HOWARD REYNOLDS-General High Srhool-Swimming Team ETHEL RICHELIEU-Commerrial High Szihool-Hockey Manager Cl Q, R. U. R. Cast, Year Book Committee MYER RIES-College Prejuzralory ,icadznnir-LeCercle Francais, Student Council, Theodore Roosevelt Debating' Society, Choir, Year Book Committee, Sigma Delta Mu Sixty-four FIRST ROW-left to right VINCENT RIGGI-General High School-Student Council, Cross Country Team HAROLD RIPPS-College Preparatory Academic MAX RIPPS-General High School-Theodore Roosevelt Debating Society ROSE RITTER-College Preparatory Academic-Library Club, Girls' Athletic Club, German Club Vice-President 131, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club, Year Book Committee, Ski Club HELEN ROICKI-General High School-Art Club, Soccer, Baseball SECOND Row-left to right VINCENT ROMANO-College Prcparaiory Technical-Class Treasurer 121, Student Council 121, Sigma Hi-Y, Theodore Roosevelt Debating Society, Executive Committee, Jr. Sportsman's Club Secretary 131 FRANK ROSSETTI-College Preparatory flcadcmic GENEVIEVE RUMINIECKI-General High School-Secretary Eta Epsilon Chi, Choir 12, 31, Cast of Pinafore STANLEY RUTKOWSKI-Commercial High School RALPH SALERNO-General High School Sixty-five FIRST Row-Iefz to righl CARMELO SALMON-Gmzwral High Sflmol CASIMERIA SAVVICKY-Commerriul High Sfhoul-Soccer Team Q35 PHYLLIS SAVVYER-Commercial High Selma!-Student Council, Executive Committee FREDERICK SCHNAPP-General High Sfhool-Cross Country Q15 JANE ANNE SCIIUHL-Collfgf' Prfpuralory .4fadfrmiz'-Secretary Junior Class, Year Book Committee, Class Executive Committee 12, 35, Athletic Council f2, 35, Executive Committee of Girls' Athletic Club fl, 2, 35, Captain Class Hockey fl, 2, 35, Varsity Hockey 11, 2, 35, Varsity Fistball ll, 25, President of Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves, Girl Reserve Interclub Council, Student Council, Secretary of Library Club, German Club SEcoNo Row-left to right JAMES C. SCHULTZ-General High Sfhool-Theodore Roosevelt Debating Club, Cafeteria Club, Representative of Student Council 115, Cast of t'Outclassed OTTO SCHWARZ-General High School-Spiked Shoe Society, Cross Country Team, Ski Club CASIMER SEROWICK-General High Sfhool JOHN SEYPURA-College Preparatory Jfadmnic RALPH SHAFER-Commercial High School Sixty-six Fnzsr Row-left to right ELSIE SHAW-Commarfial High Sfhool VIRGINIA SHEAR-General High Srhool-Student Council, Home Economics Club, Year Book Committee, Senior Tea Committee IRENE SHEPPIE-Commcrrial High School-Student Cuncil 12, 35, Soccer ERNEST SIEDER-College Preparatory Academic-Student Council Q35 JOSEPH SISKA-College Preparatory Technical-Rifle Club SECOND Row-left to right MARGARET SMITH-Commercial High School-Student Council VIRGINIA SMITH--Commercial High Sthool ADELINE SNELL-Collage Preparatory flcademic-French Club ANN SOBIESKI-Commerfial High Sfhool-Commercial Club, Eta Epsilon Chi, Year Book Committee, VVatch Tower Staff, Executive Committee, Student Council 125 HENRY SOLOMON-Commerfial High School-President of Student Council f2, 31, President of Theodore Roosevelt Debating Society, Baseball Team QU, Presi- dent of German Club, President of Iota Hi-Y Sixty-scfven FIRST Row-left to right MILTON SPITZf-Commfrrial High School-Inter-Class Basketball DOROTHY SPOSITO-General High Sfhool-French Club, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves, Year Book Committee, Cast of On Vengeance Height, Advertising Committee for Sun Up and R, U. R. HELEN SPRING-Gzrneral High Srhool-French Club, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Re- serves, Year Book Committee ROBERT STONE-College Preparatory flfadfmir HENRY STYCZYNSKI-Commerrial High Sfhool--Cross Country CU, R. U. R. Ad- vertising Committee, Year Book Committee SECOND Row-left to right ROSEMARY SULLIVAN-General High School CHRIS SWEENEY-College Preparatory ,-Icadernir-Varsity Club, jr. Varsity Basket- ball Team SIDNEY SWEET-Commerfial High School STELLA SZATKOWSKI-Commerrial High School-Rho Sigma Chi, Commercial Club, Soccer fl, 22, Basketball ill, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve REGINA SZCZEPANSKI-General High Srhool-Home Economics Club, Soccer Team C31 Sixty-eight Fmsr Row-lcft to right AUGUST TEDESCO-College Preparatory .-fradrmir-Student Council, Executive Committee, Class Basketball 121 THELMA THOMSEN-College Preparatory Alrademif-Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Re- serves, Varsity Hockey Team, Year Book Committee CHARLOTTE TOCHER-College Preparatory Arademic-Girls' Student Council 131, Hockey Team 131, Baseball 121 WALTER TROMBLY-General High School-Track, Year Book Committee, Student Council JANE TUPACZ-College Preparatory Arademic--German Club, French Club, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club Secretary 131 Treasurer 11, 21, Student Council 131, Girls' Athletic Club, Class Fistball and Hockey, Year Book Committee SECOND Row-left to right MATTHEVV TYBOROWSKI-Gzneral High Srhool--Choir EVELYN UNDERHILL-Commerfial High School-Student Council 12, 31, Choir 11,25 ELIZABETH VANDERHOOF-Collegf Preparatory Arademic BETTE VAN DYKE-General High School GLADYS VAN DYKE-General High Srhool-Girls' Athletic Club, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve, Art Club, Fistball 12, 31, Hockey 11, 2, 31, Hockey Varsity 11, 31, Fashion Show 121, Baseball 11, 21 Sixty-nine FIRST Row-left to right EUGENIE VEDDER-Commerfial High Srhool-Rho Sigma Chi fl, 2, 32, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves fl, 25, Girls' Athletic Club, Varsity Hockey Team fl, 2, 3j, Year Book Committee, Blue Triangle Girl Reserves C31 MINNIE VISCUSI-College Preparatory xleademir-Library Club, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club, Vice-President of French Club, Choir QU, Executive Com- mittee, Student Council f3j, Year Book Committee KATHRYN VON STETINA-College Preparatory Headeiniz'-Secretary of Class 133, Student Council CID, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club Secretary Cl, 21 Vice-President 135, Girls' Athletic Club Secretary CSD, German Club, Year Book Committee, Class Hockey and Fistball ESTHER WAGNER-College Preparalory A-Irademic SYLVIA WALL--Commereial High Sfhool-Girls' Athletic Club, Basketball Team, Soccer Team, Baseball Team SECOND Row-left to right MARVIN WARREN-College Preparatory Aleademir-Choir MARY WATSONQ-Commereial High School-Girls' Athletic Club, Soccer Cl, 2, 35, Student Council C3j KENNETH WEIR-College Preparatory Teehniml EARL WHITEHEAD-General High School CONSUELO WILBUR-General High Sohool Se-venty FIRST Row-left to right WANDA WILGOCKI-General High Sfhool-Hockey Team Cl, 2, 35 VVILBUR WILKINSON-Collage Preparalory Hradfmir-Iota Hi-Y President 135, Library Club, Ski Club Treasurer C25 Secretary 135, Track C2, 35, Cross Country 12, 35 FRANCES VVILSON-General High Srhonl LAURA VVINTER-College Prvparafory qlfarlffrtiz'-liltie Triangle Girl Reserve Club, Library Club, Cast of R, I7. R. , On Vengeance Heights VAN J. VVOLF-College Preparatory qlradvmir-Chess Club, Year Book Committee, Student Council, Cross Country Q15 SECOND Row-lefz to right FLORENCE YOUNGS-Commarrial High School SYLVIA YULMAN-College Preparalory flcadarnif-French Club, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserves, Year Book Committee WILLIAM ZILLES-College Preparatory ,4radcmir-Custodian Sigma Hi-Y, Assistant Advertising Manager Watch Tower, Sports Editor Watch Tower, Orchestra CASMER ZIMMERS-General High School-HR. U. R. Cast HELEN ZIOLKOWSKA-Commerfiul High Srhoal-Eta Epsilon Chi, Eleanor Roose- velt Girl Reserve Club, Varsity Track C25, Soccer C35 Seventy-one BETTY TOMKINS Commercial High School Girls' Aihleiic Club, Afhlefic Council, Presidenf ofSiuden1 Council, Vice- Presideni of Eleanor Raosevelf Girl Re- serve Club, Presideni of Li- brary Club, Secreiary of Senior Class. Hi-Jinks Commiffee, Year Book Com- miiiee, Execuiive Commifiee, Girl Reserve lnfer-Club Council, Chairman of Senior Ball Commifiee Her face is fair, her hear? is irue, as spofless as she's bonny. GLADYS TOWNSEND General High School The sunshine of fhine eyes, Oh, lei if 'fall on me. FELICIA TRZCINSKI Commercial High School Fisiball, Soccer Few fhings are impossible 'io diligence and skill. GLADYS VAN DYKE General High School Girls' Afhleiic Club, Eleanor Rooseveli Girl Reserve Club, Hockey, Fisiball, Baseball, Varsiiy Hockey, Dinah- Miies Wise 'lo resolve, pafienf io perform. HARRISON VAN O'LlNDA College Preparaiory Academic Siudenl' Council A good conscience is fhe besl' law. ARTHUR WAGAR College Preparafory Technical Elecirical Junior Spor1'sman's Club This have l loved-'lhe im- passioned beauiy of a greai machine. q I L LA., . - X'Q ss! a r Q7'-. Z 71:1 WINIFRED WAGNER General High School Choir Toll and ered ihe maiden sfood, Like some young priesfess of ihe wood. HAROLD WASSERMAN General High School Theodore Roosevelf Debaiing Socieiy A learned man has always riches in himself. JOHNSON WILLIAMS General High School Theodore Rooseveli Debaf- ing Socieiy, Presideni and Treasurer of Spiked Shoe Sociefy, Sfudeni Council, Varsify Track, Capioin and Co-Capiain Cross Couniry Team, Choir, Year Book Commiffee His heari is light within him, lads, Whaiever winds doih blow. MARJORIE WILLIAMS General High School Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club . Silen+' and chasie she sfeals alone- Far from fhe world's gay, busy 'ihrong. RALPH WlLLlAMS General High School Sfudenf Council, Execuiive Commiifee, Year Book Commiriee An hones+ man is ihe nobles? work of God. General Hi h School Library Club, Siudenf Coun- cil, R. U. R. Commifiee, Year Book Commiiiee, Soc- cer, Senior Ball Commihee Cheerfulness is ihe secrei of popularifyf' -.. h.,, . 1 . , ,' f 4.-'I ls 4 .. 4 if , i 1 I I - .1 2, .5 '15 4, s ,,, fe 1 I s t .,k, , I Q ' w ,Q 23 - .X A 'I' f f f IZ? fff Q f. 2 4 Z' K AQ. 3 i IRMA WILLMEN E , A , 4 I I f O f ll ,Legal F734 Il I j -- Y' ' 'i- 5 g I! , , a:n x: z I ' ' 'A Q - -- -+ i ilggigsgilliiill I II I l!IIII':lllggggs2u mi I A D B ' V igsfgsalllll !! , .i!IlI2f5s?2 Lza- fn: ' -- -H' -- - 'A-.fl-ffilsfr -Q--W --..-4- Q ir... f f N. 0.16 v an is is 4 mm pm.. sz. - 4 I ll ll I ig- 5.2 4... I MQ. O 3' ' -, . 'f -qvf as fy ? 1 H - '-X ., 1 If f 4 5 f 4 s U7 ,L Q' - - mf 'QI ff, l Q l .e I P-Q iz' fi 1 A Q .. 4 L,-Q -y N A-X1 A 5- - Q QQ ' I ' W xx If ' I . g Q 5. K., l gg, . 4 F3 mf .sg I - - , + swf Q4 - J 5, ,ll Y, , yr' MN? ' S V mi 'Rx 5 , ,, L ., , . K5 g k, , V 1, E f y ,. ' 14. ,Q . ,sh , ,.. 7,-.l.-3.777777 777 7,771,774 777777 7 f Mir--,sri , 5 'f7mWW EVFf W W,2lnfHT 1fw'1ww-rvvfwvffv ,, 7, 2 , we y ,, 'ver , .,.Y E::, 7L',f4,. 1 R - 1 ., Mg V1 -. ,M qw Q ,,,w,g,.7, if ' , ' , ,' 51' raw i g! ! In ,J ,M , V X, 'W' '1 . fw4 '1 . ' 1. w ,....1- 4 Farzzlly Alice Holmes Vincent Nleara Francis Morhons Ruth Starr ATHLETIC COUNCIL Sludrnfs Roger Bailey Ernest Bodenstab Madison Farnum Irene Prybylek -lane Schuhl bfffumzty-four ma' x ,g if ,., , . N2 Y w Student Leader - Drum Major Director - Burnett Abeel William Anthoney Lloyd Babbitt Fred Batzinger George Batzinger Henry Browning Grace Burns John Craig Frank Dzierwa Charles Harbison joseph Iacobucci BAND Raymond Irish Harvey Johnson Fred Joos James Klein Vincent Lavarna Albert Lecce Reginald Male Fred Matern Earl May Joseph Palkovic john Phelps - Dominick Delaisa Raymond Nlontgomery - VV. H. Tremblay Evelyn Putnam Jess Ragucci Record Rogers Stephanie Roth John Ryans Fred Sanders james Senese Leonard Seypura Stanley Szymanski Arthur Ward Clarence Wilkie Sefventy-ffm' VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Nlanagers - Ribel De Gesero and Louis lVIastr1anne Co-Captains Sigmund Janiszewski and Donald lNIacNaugl1ton Coach - - - - Slgffllllld lWakofskn Leland Fox Robert Gilford William Glenn Harold Gorecki Karl Heiner Stanley Kruszewski joseph Lungreen Frank Nelson Raymond Penichter Paul Podbielski Harold Reisenger Chris Sweeney Eugene Stowe Srfvfnty-six BLUE TRIANGLE GIRL RESERVE CLUB President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - - lylembership Committee Program Committee Service Committee - Social Committee Finance and Publicity Faculty Sponsor - Ellen Briggs Edna Colin Mildred Crary Marie DeMarco Agnes Downing Anita Fuller Zada Golden Henrietta Harnischfeger Dorothy Heneman Ruth Keenan Lorraine Killian Gladys La Pier Alice Lawless Evelyn Lewis Stephanie Lucas Margaret Murray Irene O'Grodnik Otilia Pinter Gladys Reynolds Anne Robinson Blue Triangle Girls Reserve Club-5 Betty VVilliams Pearl Lee Provda - Dorothy Plumadore Edna Horstman Pearl Lee Provda - Elsie Sass lllargaret Kuder Doris Heller Eileen O'lVlally Miss Helen Bartle Mary Sass Gene Solomon Vernita Stolz Thelma Thomsen Dorothy Tower Elva Tromhly Lillian Van Etten Genie Vedder Irene Williams Laura Winter Seventy suvuz President Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Parliamentarian Team Captain Faculty Sponsor CHESS CLUB Ray Brown jack Cahill Sam Calantone Thelma Ginsberg Stanley Glowacki Olga Guekemus Jeanne Kreuzer Eladio Perez Eric Repka Van Wolf Roger Bilewicz james Klein Robert Leifels Max Edelstein Harvey Handelman Robert Bradley VVilliam Delehanty 6 cm nty-fight Director - Edward Alvord Agnes Angus Ashley Audette Anna Barranco Dorothy Bartling VVilliam Beck Frances Blacker Charles Bopp Raymond Bozenski Ellen Briggs Henry Browning Eleanor Butler Gertrude Clairmont VValter Clark David Collins Katherine Desmond Rosemary DiMuro Lily Mae Fernet CHOIR VVilli:1m Fitzner Frieda Friedman Theresa Gallione VVilliam Glenn Kenneth Hallenbeck Mary' Hershliowitz Violet Hillmert Elsa Hillner Archie Hughes Helen Ingram Doris Kerley Bernice Kuhiak Joseph Kuzia Vincent Lavarna Harold Lelgoeuf VVilliam MacNaughton Florence McCormick Paul Nlyers xl. Stanley lalllblllg Ellen Moak Virginia Murdock Gilda Palangi llelen Paparella George Pisha Martha Poracky Sheila Ritchie john Ryan Christine Salerno Franklin Sayles Grace Shaw Mary Sullivan Matthexx' Tyhorowski VVinifred Wagner Francis VVilliams johnson VVilliams Scvcnty mm President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Coach - CLAMO CLUB Faculty Sponsor Rose Bonifacio Ethel Bradt Madison Farnum Bob Hinkle Valerie Gorecki Elizabeth Grussner Regina Kruszewski Archie Hughes james Keenan Mildred Ramsdell Gene Solomon Ralph Roberts Fred VVinter Mildred Ramsdell Madison Farnum - Ethel Bradt James Keenan - Ruth Kling Miss Alice Holmes Ezghty President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Faculty Sponsor COMMERCIAL CLUB Gertrude Antemann Ruth Budnow lVIyrtle Claydon Sarah Cornrich Rose Cusano Elizabeth Cusano Antoinette DeFilipp Lillian Feluren Mafalda Ferrara Frieda Friedman Florence Ginsburg VVanda Gonsowski u U Louise Grzybowski Helen Grzywaczewski Frances Harasimowicz Genevieve Jamro jessie jamro Dorothy Kahn Martha Kastelberg Gladys La Pier Sara Miller Virginia Murray Margaret McDonald Regina Napiorski Helen Olszewski Mafalda Ferrara Dorothy VVebster Gladys La Pier GC'l'fl'l1ClC AIltCIUZlIlll Miss May Wilson Genevieve Pastor Lillian Paul Beatrice Perow Elsie Poller Gladys Rasmussen Gladys Reynolds Mildred Rodkin Bernadine Smith Ann Sobieski Stella Szatkowski Betty Tomkins Dorothy Webster Highly-om' CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD Co-Captain - lohn lxeysel Co-Captain lohnson lVllll3IllS Coach Norman Krtchrng Roger Bailey NVilliam Blackwell Bernard Bursiewicz Donald Cropsey Fred lsahella James Krone Raymond Krone Kenneth Mattice jerry Maturu Robert Noonan Edward Salamon Bertram Snyder Frank Synfelt Thomas Trevithick Hilliard Wysomski Howard Zapp Eighty-two DRAMATICS The classes of Drznnatics and Public Speaking presented three one-act plays on the evening of October the twenty-fifth, 1934. lklrs. lkiabel Hodgkins directed the production. The lllt'lllbl'7'.Y of tht' myts an' grouprd ruiriording to thc diffrrrzzt plzlyxz Top Row, l'Vengeance Height -Dorothy Sposito, Laura Winter, Matthew Ozar- owski, Joseph Marsiglia. Middle Row 'l0nt Classed'-Francis Decatur, Paul Sorrell, James Schultz, Arthur Stania. Bottom Row 'lFigureheads -Cyril Kilh, Madison Farnum, Mary McNelly, Nellie Richmond, Edwin LeVee, Kenneth Lake. Eighty-lhrcc N, W . lm ELEANOR ROOSEVELT GIRL RESERVE CLUB President - Gertrude Kozlowski Vice-President Kathryn Von Stetina Secretary - - Jane Tupaca Treasurer - - Betty Ramlow Faculty Sponsor - llliss Helena Carroll Helen Biercuk Ethel Bradt Gladys Brogne Catherine Casapullo Sarah Cornrich Content Cowperthwait Gwendolyn Crippen Harriet Cunningham Annamae Denner Elsie Diehsner Jennie DiFillipo Nancy Drumm Margaret Fullom Florence Ginsburg Olga Guckemus Irma Helmolt Charlotte Hillner Marion Holden Hilda Ilowenstein Mary Hnffmire Dorothy Kahn Martha Kastelherg Irene Kislowski Anna Kiszkiel Clara Kolas Gertrude Kozlowski Jeanne Kreuzer Irene Laudato Stephania Lewkowicz Dorothy Mach Florence McCormick Catharine Molony Betty Neill Leona O'Brien Marian 0'Gorman Eveneka Piscitelli Elsie Poller Rose Ritter Margery Sanders Helen Schrot Jane Schuhl Gene Sokol Dorothy Sposito Helen Spring Genevieve Swol Betty Tomkins Gladys VanDyke Minnie Viscusi Alice Weinberg Sylvia Yulman Helen Ziolkowski Eighty-four FOOTBALL SQUAD Coach Sigmund Nlakofski l Cfnters Guards Backs James Caulfield Michael Aulicino George Corodimas john Coulter X'3llia?,Bf15iHfl I65l?l'fd F25 Y Zim ,ICSIHS l 1 lam enn Warner Grow esteen Albert Meluch Harold Gorecki 1 Edward Nmfadore James Uline Alex Koslowski 5 joseph Tucci Donald Surdam Stanley Kruszewski Tackles Nicholas Delefano james Eigo Stanley jurkowski Walter Kowalchuk Stanley Roicki Edward Semerad VVilliam Stuczko Ends Robert Berger, Co-Captain john Houlihan Stanley Lis Frank Nelson Frank O'Leary Anthony Ranze Edwin Turski Donald Leather james MacCracken William Matthews James Petroski Edward Rutkowski Gordon Semerad Donald Thelen, Co-Captain Edward Thelen Howard Young Eighty-five Pres ident Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Faculty Sponsor - Florence Adler Helen Battaling William Bell Frances Bigonesse Irene Carbone jean Cerasano June Chandler Rose Ciervo Laura Clapp Beatrice Cohen Gwendolyn Crippen Helen D'Agostino Dorothy DeMilio FRENCH CLUB Alice Downs Marguerite Erpino Herman Finkelstein Marion Frederick Ruth Goodman Frances Grattan Mary Hershkowitz Josephine Hesler Marion Holden Mary Hulfmire Anna Kiszkiel Dorthea LaGrange Frances Monaco Clarabelle Moore Betty Arthur Nlinnie Viscusi Helen Coulter Jeanne Kreuzer Miss Miriam Groat Louis Page Mary Palomhelli Edna Powell Myer Ries Adeline Snell Dorothy Sposito Helen Spring Pearl Stein Genevieve Stelmack Pearl Szymanski Mary Therriault Alice Weinberg Sylvia Yulman Eighty-six President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Faculty Sponsor Rose Abt Betty Arthur Anna Bernadt Roger Bilewicz Ernest Bodenstab Frances Brooks Frieda Brooks Ruth Busse Martin Checheck Dora DeMichele Ruth Goodman GERMAN CLUB Stephen Grzywaczewski Charlotte Hillner Marion Holden Cyril Kilb Ethel Kirkham Edward Koprowski Florence Knrnreich Jacob Kurkchee Alberta Lachner Catharine Molnny june Piper Henry Solomon Rose Ritter Anna Bernadt Robert Bilewicz Miss Frances Myer Betty Ramlow Eric Repka ' Rose Ritter Edward Rossi Emil Schneider Henry Solomon jane Tupacz Kathryn Von Stetina Edith Winer Elaine Wright Eighty-.raven GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB I rggldem - - Gladys Brogue Vlce President Gertrude Kozlowski Secretary - Kathryn Von Stetma Treasurer - Faculty Sponsor Eleanor Beck Ruth Beck Rose Bonifacio Ethel Bradt Ellen Briggs Gladys Brogue Dorothea Butsch Clara Buzanowski Helen D'Agostino Josephine DiDonato Elsie Diehsner Olga Guckemus Eleanor Beck Ruth Goodman Marion Hughes Ruth Kerley Ruth Kling Clara Kolas Gertrude Kozlowski Helen Lester Kathryn Mattern Jessie Matusiak Florence McCormick Dorothy Ordon Genevieve Pileci Betty Ramlow IIONORARY .MEMBERS Clara Buzanowski FRESHIWAN REPRESENTA TIVFS Kathryn Mattern Dorothy Ordon Margery Sanders Miss Grace Castor Rose Ritter Myra Roykouff Margery Sanders jane Schuhl Thelma Thomsen Betty Tomkins jane Tupacz Gladys Van Dyke Genie Vedder Kathryn Von Stetina Sylvia Wall Mary Watson Ruth Kling Fzghty ezght Ida Abramson Ellen Guerra x HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President - Vice-President - Secretary - Treasurer - Sponsors Marguerite Abt Gertrude Antemann Thelma Beach Magdalene Bernstorff Rita Bleau Eleanor Bray Ellen Briggs Ruth Budnow Henrietta Combs Content Cowperthwait Dorothy DeMilio Annamae Denner Elsie Diehsner Lillian Feluren Lily Mae Fernet Louise Fontanell Constance Friello Mafalda Garafolo Wanda Gonsovvski june Graham Regina Grzelecki Frances Grattan - Francis Harasimowicz Hilda Gallucci Mary Tiscione Miss Marjorie M. Ott, Miss Lucile Starr Doris Heller Violet Hillmert Charlotte Hillner Alyce Ilnicki Jessie jamro Clementine jiniecki Dora May Kimmey jane Kipp Statia Kowalski Mary Krempa Helen Krysinsky Celia Krystyniak Maryanna Kulkus Dorothy Mach Veronica Mahoney Alexandria Majchrowicz Jeanette Mantay Lois Marx Margaret McDonnell Flora Miller Sara Miller Janice Mishler Ellen Moak Frances Monaco Leona O'Brien Anna Pasquerella Beatrice Perow Helen Pross Antoinette Renzi Ann Sankovvski Thelma St. Onge Helen Schrot Dorothy Schultz Evelyn Serrell Kathleen Sertl Ruth Sleeter Bernardine Smith Regina Szczepanski Dorothy Tompkins Elva Trombley Susie Viscusi Helen Wrana Irene Zymslowski Eighly-nine l President - Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer - Faenltysponsor - Roger Bailey William Bell liurdett Brown William Busino Paul Clermont Roy De Gesero IOTA HI-Y Walter Grauhart Ennio Isabella Vincent Koehler Edward Kuta james McCracken Cyril Pfeffer Edward Salamon Henry Solomon William Boehm Douglas McGregor - John Kilcoin - L. R. Ryan john Senn Albert Shapiro Frank Simboli Tom Treirthick Edward Wallingford Hilliard Wysomski Ninrly , Y W ,YW W , JUNIOR SPORTSMAN'S CLUB President --------- Henry Ausfeld Vice-President Gasper Pggnotta Secretary - Vincent Romano Treasurer - Everett Hobbs Warden - - - - Ray Staley Deputy of Bait Casting George Batzinger Deputy of Fly Casting - - Raymond Kottkf- Deputy of Fire Arms - - - Sanford Shnler Deputy of Camping and YVoodcraft Arthur Gardner Deputy of Conservation Arthur Aussicker Joseph Batzinger William Bell Edward Bosley Walter Brozyna Angelo Califano John Craig Howard Cunningham Charles Dancy Charles Delgado Donald Deluccia William Dennia Edwin Draisey Ralph Fogg John Freese Fred Freligh Wesley Gahagan Joseph Gautie Richard Gaynor Kenneth Geer John Gerding Wesley Hart Edward Hearn Leo Hildebrandt jack Horan Raymond Jeffers David Jutton Joseph Karandyszewski Charles Kilb Edward Kolakowski Herbert Lackey Fred Lavell George Longhurst Everett Loucks John Male Walter Martin William Martin Maurice Constantine Hilbert Murray Willard Nerling Ted Novak - Frank Ruminski Elmer Pasquerella George Pidgeon John Pravvlocki Roland Ramlow Cataldo Riggi William Rossi Robert Schill Otto Schwarz ' Harry Schrader Joseph Siska Floyd Smith Ned Stronski Robert Van Wie John Van Wolf John Viscusi Ed Wallingford Arthur Wagar Roland Warner Woodrow Wroblewski John Zike Ninety one President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Faculty Sponsors Betty Arthur Arthur Bayer Roger Bilewicz Ernest Bodenstah Ethel Bradt Frances Brooks Helen Coulter Joseph Dapower Jennie DeFilippo Harold Gorecki Valeria Gorecki LIBRARY CLUB Catharine Moloriy Betty Tomkins Margery Sanders Archie Hughes Miss Ada V. Edwards, Miss Eleanor L. Clark Robert Hinkle Archie Hughes john Kilcoin Jeanne Kreuzer Jacob Kurkchee Stephania Lewkowicz Catharine Molony Jerry Matura Louis Page Mildred Ramsdell Eric Repka Rose Ritter Mildred Rodkin Sylvia Rossi Margery Sanders Helen Schrot Iohn Senn Betty Tomkins Minnie Viscusi Wilbur Wilklnsrmn Irma Willmen Laura Vllinter Ninety-tivo ORCHESTRA FHCUIYY Sponsor -I. Stanley Lansing Edward Alvord Genevieve Astrowski Joseph Babbit Sidney Cramer Edward De Fen Antonio De Fonce Georg-e Frederico Stanley Glowacki Sally Godlewski I.lm'd Ilarhison john Hendricks Joseph Iacohucci Harvey Johnson Edward Koprowski james Krone Vincent Lavarna Fred Matern Charles Moncsko Irene Ogonowski Joseph Palkuvic jess Ragucci john Ryans Angus Seamans James Senese Esther Shafer Iris Verlotte Arthur Ward Willys Zilles Ninety-thrvc President - Vice-President - Secretary - Treasurer Sponsor Gertrude Antemann Alfreda Beczak Ruth Budnow Florence Califano Myrtle Claydon Sarah Cornrich Rose Cusano Agnes Dawson Q Angeline DeBartolomeo Rose Fainelli Rose Fazio Lillian Feluren Mafalda Ferrara RHO SIGMA CHI Mary Fiorillo Frieda Friedman Constance Friello Florence Ginsburg Thelma Ginsburg Margaret Gresham Regina Grzelecki Louise Grzyhnwski Frances Harasimowicz Doris Heller Genevieve jamro Martha Kastelherg Margaret Kuder Hilda Gallucci Bernadine Smith Dorothy VVebster Nlary Tiscione llliss lVIargery Alden Gladys La Pier Irene Laudato Mary Mele Regina Napiorski Leona O'Brien Helen Olszewski Rose Pace Beatrice Perow Catherine Robitaille Edna Rudesheim Helen Slowek Stella Szatkowski Rose Venturo Ninety-four President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - Faculty Sponsor RIFLE CLUB Henry Ausfeld Paul Becker George Bernadt Layton Bernhardt Edward Bosley Richard Bradley Donald Faulkner Silvio Garfolo John Gerding Jack Horan VVilliam Meyer William MOFQJHII Fred Sanders Harry Schrader joseph Siska William Tuttle john Wilson George Bernadt John Gerding Layton Bernhardt Layton Bernhardt Chester Clarke l Ninety-five l President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Sponsor - Edward Alvnrd Genevieve Astrowski Lloyd Babbitt Ann Barranco Charles Bopp Ellen Briggs Henry Browning Vitold Chylinski VValter Clark Jennie DeFillippo Annamae Denner George Frederico SIGMA DELTA MU Nlary Hershkowitz Violet Hillmert Stanley Glowacki Sally Godlewski Harvey Johnson Cyril Kilh Bernice Kuhiak Vincent Lavarna VVilliam MacNaughton Florence McCormick Irene Ogonuwski Irene O'Grodnik - George Pisha Kenneth Hallenbeck - Agnes Angus Charles Harbison bl. Stanley Lansing Johanna Ollinger Gilda Palangi Helen Paparella joseph Palkovic Myer Peic Martha Poracky Christine Salerno Franklin Sayles Evelyn Underhill Frances Williams Frances Zablocka Ninety-six 1 4 President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Custodian - Honorary Member - Sponsor - - - Adviser, Y. M. C. A. Angelo Articolo Roger Bilewicz Joseph DaPower Donald Faulkner Stanley Glowacki Harold Gorecki Archie Hughes SIGMA HI-Y joseph Karandyzewski Cyril Kilh Walter Kowalchuk Vincent LaVarna Duncan McFarland john Moore Charles Pamrowski john Rej Ernest Bodenstab Dominick De Lisa Madison Farnum James Keenan VVilliani Zilles George VV. Spaine - lf. Sherley H. F. Sheppard Eric Repka Vincent Romano Fred Sanders James Senese Leonard Saypura Thomas Sullivan Earl Wardell Niizvty-xc'wn President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Faculty Sponsor SKI CLUB Almy Coggeshall James Davidson Jack Flanagan Robert Gass John Gerding Roger jones Robert Kerley Vincent Koehler Mortimer MacDonald Inga Malenberg Henry Masse Almy Coggeshall Kenneth Picotte VVilbur VVilkinson Mortimer MacDonald Miss Dorothy Hoyt Alex McSkimming Kenneth Picotte Rose Ritter Record Rogers Otto Schwarz Edward Sheppie Vernon Tongue Donald Trager Arnold Von Stetina Wilbur Wilkinson Ninety-eight President - Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Sponsor - Roger Bailey Bernard Bursiewiez Donald Cropsey Henry Feeley Robert Horniehek Frederick Isabella SPIKED SHOE jack Keyser Ray Krone James Krone Kenneth Mattice Jerry Matura Robert Noonan Vincent DiLorenzo Edward Salamon Johnson Williarns YVillia1n Blackwell Norman Kitching john Scasny Frank Synfelt Bertram Snyder Thomas Trevithick Hilliard Wysomski Howard Zapp Ninety-nine l THEODORE ROOSEVELT DEBATING SOCIETY President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Faculty Sponsor Anthony Barbieri George Bernadt Frank Chiaro john Kilcoin Carmen Marmo Eric Repka Nlyer Ries Henry Solomon joseph Da Power - Snyder Cramer - Almy Coggeshall - Mrs. Helen C. Garey Max Ripps Vincent Romano Edward Salamon Albert Shapiro Edward Tajkowski Harold Wasserman Um llzmzlred President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Sponsor Michael Aulicino Robert Berger Ribel DeGesero Edward DeSarho John Fiore Leland Fox Robert Gifford VARSITY CLUB Harold Gorecki Karl lleiner Sigmund Janiszewski Stanley Kruszewski Stanley Lis Joseph Lungreen Donald MacNaughton Louis Mastrinnne Donald Maenlaughton - Donald Thelen Ribel De Gesero Robert Berger Sigmund Nlakofski Frank Nelson Raymond Peniehter Paul Podhielski Harold Reisenger Eugene Stowe Chris Sweeney Donald Thelen Um' lfumlrf rl 0111 WATCH TOWER Editor-In-Chief ---- Dominick DeLisa Associate Editor - llfladison Farnum Sports Editor - - - William Zilles Assistant Sports Editor - Charles Pamrowslci Advertising Rlanager ------- James Senese ASSISTANT ADVERTISING IVIANAGERS joseph Dapower Duncan McFarland joseph Karandyszewski Roger Bilewicz Vincent LaVarna Business lVIanager ----- - - john Rej Assistant Business lvlanager - - 3 James Keenan Circulation Maiiager - - Stanley Glowacki Assistant Circulation lklanager - - Thomas Sullivan REPORTERS Leonard Seypura Donald Faulkner joseph Karandyszewski john Moore Angelo Articolo TYPIS TS Furl Watson Ann Sobieski SPONSORS Bernard A. Jordan - - - - - Edward E. Sherley Om, Hundred Two ETIOUETTE SENIOR OR POINTS FOR THE PERPLEXED -Un the cafeteria noon hour rush: I. If you're tall, glide in with your head towering above the others. 2. If you're short, scuttle beneath your friends' elbows. 3. If you're medium sized, stay in line. -On saving seats for friends in the cafeteria: I. Place books and other paraphernalia on tables and chair next to you. 2. Begin your lunch and scowl fiercely over a bookg no one Cespecially lower classmenl will dare offend. -On buying tags: l. The one who begins the game calls, Tag ?,' 2. The participant answers with one of the following: a. 1,11 get it this afternoon. b. l've promised someone else. c. I lost my dime. 3. The one who inadvertently produces the required sum has fallen into the trap and is tagged it for the next time. -On receiving announfenzents of Trzrdy : 1. The failure of a clock to do its work is taboog technocraey is in vogue and welre all supposed to have electric clocks. 2. It is quite discreet to have been returning an overnight book at the library-if the librarian doesn't know you too well. 3. As a last resort, the alibi of having helped an unfortunate person will do. Good boy scouts are rather scarce and much appreciated. 4. A study of the faculty member concerned should suggest the advis- ability of entering with a cheery whistle or a hang-dog look. Un having Club pivtures taken: l. VVhen the phone message arrives, stride majestically to the door in full consciousness of the prestige of your solitary membership in that class. 2. Once outside the door, it is permissable to run so that you will be in the front row. A comb should repose in the vest pocket in cases of this sort. 3. The propriety of borrowing a classmate's coat in the absence of your own is assured. Clirnie Bodenstab's is rather popular.j 4. Glide into the last free seat in the front row. If the faculty sponsor appears to claim it at the same moment, hide your chagrin behind a smile and let everyone know you like to stand in the rear. 5. As a last measure, try to smooth your wind-blown coiffure just as the picture is snapped, and then wish you had never been in the picture or bought a year book! Stephania Lewkowicz One Hundred Three SPEED L g gggg is W 'Fr , W M J I X mm DEWGDG Y OJ Oqpq 2 IUUEIICS Mr. Meara ......... VVill1am Boehm ................ lsabelle Ryans ...... Raymond Brunner Fannie Abramson Miss Hemstreet ................ Archie Hughes .... jack llfliklowitz ................ Marvin Dwore ...... ......... Gladys Rasmussen Anthony Barbieri Mr. Jordan ......... Catherine Callias ....,,...,.... Perry Vedder ..... Miss Ireland ....... Don Thelen ....... Emma Schwartz ..........,,..,, Dorothy Callahan Nlargaret Jewett George Bernadt ....... WHO'S WHO For Year Book subscriptions, consult Mr. Meara No wonder to 4A's he's become such a deara! He rose to great fame, VVas called president by name. .. ........, So blonde and so fair, VVith a come up sometime air. happy lad with a toothsome gring Oh, pity the teachers whose classes he's in! ..........,...The lass who was blessed with the gift of gab, A could-be-dull meeting with her is not drab. And to Miss Hemstreet we also give thanks, She helped lift the Year Book to coveted ranks. .. ......... His temper, we hope, is not matched with his hair, But when he rah-rahs-opponents-beware! VVashers and boilers are in his line, Sans Brunner and Dwore, where would he recline? He sings loud praises of Chi Pi Phi, But why does he continually say, l ? She could have gotten capital A's But she stayed out too many days. An orator is born, not made, quoth we, And he shows signs of it, does Tony B. As Romeo he filled the students with glee, But we can't say the same when he quotes history. She wrote the history of the class, And foretold of what shall come to pass. He's one of Harlem's dancing fools! And over the laughing world he rules. Now when it comes right down to brass tricks, And then she states some more unknown facts. The football hero of the year, For mud and slime, he has no fear! History for her has great appeal, At noon she swallows it with her meal. Upon other girls she always looks down, 'Tis not for disdain, but for height, we've found. Sweet and simple, the saying goes, So is this maid of the turned-up nose. His manner is that of a natural boss, VVhen Congress convenes, he'll be a great loss. Um' Hundred Fw? , :lj + f f Q 1 IH J W ,Q I fi Q77 in ag- scnu '61s-E f Nr-gf 0' 4145! 02 x.5Ax ffjza EE K W WW ,, Q X CBGUE-S Tl-IR x lk , , 'A Q m 1 X Q 2 S f H -M- X L14-Am I Q l Z- A 'H-K Y -, K! I gf - W T . - .C . If ,WW 5 X Wm K C U f Ury, A -- X YI IIMN QA KA ful .1 ' D ' 5 - Xl ..' N ' ' N F 51. f fit! '. 'N 5 'Fm 4 ' gffiiirfi. D , 4. 2, 1 V U f Q 1 rg W V f ..p ,,..,. Yj4RY fi t X X A ' Qu X -4' ' , Sk' 4 is , JQ!gO3L 'VVlgikL'37x'Q 3 X x A 5, 1, -il , N N '- x ' Q 5 vi i Q, I -3 N .r Q fi , x H Q I ? .x 6 V lm ggx WD 7 f 5 IL Lil: 1 X ml J-3 7 A M: 'f J X 4 If Aw X lui ' N -Q 'S 'f' 'IX 15.- A v,, sf f ,lnliitl F939 'J 3 M + A f 1 ' 'I en XX W Nm 'Xa C 5 .NJ i ,X uv X f 9 QQAWAU 5 UHELED3 f . 456 2 1 N W EWS DWQQ3? . ,Ae TRUE' TUUEQCEIIIE' sh , , , ' WR V 2- gg N ' f Y o' S 5 I . 'ii 14,9 'fundrwl S zx Irene VVilliams ....... ........ T hings in small packages are usually goodg Clementine Kerman Bob Gifford ...................... An example is she, who'd stop this if she could. Upon the opposite sex, she looks not with scorn, And her taking ways cause many girls to mourn. The hero of Freshies,' is this great guy, But don't ask the reasong We don't know why. Alexander lWcSkimming .... This one is different-he was a Scotg Jack Keyser ......................, Jerry Matura ........ Veronica Mahoney ..........i Miss Brakebill ....... Sophie Nailor ...... Ruth Kerley ....... Belle Zuckerman ...., ........ He took him a wife-and really, why not? .The star of the track team is this boy, And when he runs-ah!-our pride and joy! ........When before the class, he speaks with ease, Like the Fuller Brush Man whols out to please. .As Irish as her name implies, The charm of her smile outweighs her size. She honored the 4-A class and was dean, VVC honored her with Work-what we mean! Meet Sophie-small and blonde Of whom particularly the boys are fond. Upon her studies she spends her days, VVith the pleasant result that she gets all A's. She tried to write some rhyming rhyme, The above is what she got for her time. EULOGY ON SCENT We lilted gayly at our dance, Our minds forgot each careg The breezes blew, and then we knew The essence of the dump was there. VVhen at the end of every day VVe bade our friends farewell, VVe'd grab our books and dash away From that offensive burning smell. At football games the music played. Above the drum's deep thump The screeching engines loudly roared With twenty firemen at the dump. We'll try to do our best or die Until the game is won, But please don't make us try right now. Oh, wait until that smell is done. Mildred Ramsdell bm' Hundred Seven U III W 4 Q Qummw CDWR X X vwraemxgx mm c3Um NE Xxgy S T Q2 SOAP MGMT MYERS I a... :::a ' in-' i-9' 'Zz-2145 Q -,--5- f -we ,X :EMT .-. , L' :f. .4-. ba- Uhvim , 221- , . I we Jeewy. . vt QQWYM 3575535555555 5523 'if we-aw f-5 -- 1:-rw - asm he lFflt ,f WE'LL NEVER FORGET the dodging behind doors of freshmen looking for room numbers. 1-our fear of forgetting the time or day for regents exams. Mr. Morhous' Vermillion face as he returned with the tray that he had carried out of the cafeteria. the fire engines bearing down upon us during the N. R. A. parade. --Miss VVebster's over-the- lasses stare which made I-don't-knows into g hasty attempts at the right answer. -Mr. North's voice booming from his slight body. -the diligent hunt for names on very tiny stakes in front of still tinier trees. the hasty removal of property from the lockers during the incinerator fire. the great success of the 3A dancing class conducted by Catharine Molony and john Rej. the threats of Miss O'Connor to eject her English classes into the geran- ium bed. --the general aw-w-W of disbelief that arose when Bob North said that he had had nothing further to do with a certain senorita. ithe beautiful blaze our Nott Terrace effigy made. --the antics of the teachers at Hi-Jinks. -the persistent attempts of the dog Wixnpy to get into every year book picture. i-the sinking of our hearts when we received our year book proofs from the studio. Betty Arthur THE FALL OF THE TERRACIANS CApologies to Beowulfj Crouched on the gridiron, ready, the warriors Eager with willingness, fearless of fray, Harked to the signals, the battle forthcoming Thrilled them with blood-lust. Two, sixty, four, hip! To one end ran Stanley, brawny hands outstretched, Receiving the football, deceiving the foeg Turning, he foiled them, while man against man Ten teammates tried blocking, and slipped on the mud, Fast drove the rain, and yet swift through the mist-fog Ran Stanley. A touchdown! Though pulled past the puddles, Dragged down by opponents, piled on the stampeded, Emerged our hero, teeth to the winds. Mildred Ramsdell One Hundred Nzne OF THESE WE SING The first one is the people's choice, A long and lanky ladg In all the clubs he has a voice, He's Ernest Bodenstab. Who's that tall, dark Romeo Whose love scenes dispel boredom? He's dean of our most glorious class, His name is Bernard jordan. A small blonde person is the next, She's active in this school. It doesn't take you long to know This damsel is Jane Schuhl. A rival to the President I'm sure heill be some day. He's determined and efficien., Of course, I mean John Rej. She types with an amazing speed ' That makes those keys grow hot, Some business man's stenographer Will be Miss Anne Bernadt. She's delightful, she is witty, And she draws extremely well. Of course, you know of whom I speak, She's pretty Mildred Ramsdcll. Go warn those stars of Hollywood, His rivalry will harm 'em. His talks and cheers delight our ears, This lad is Madison Farnum. Her soft, low voice, her languid gait, Are as well-known as Socony. An asset to our class is she, This brilliant Miss Molony. To have her as our worthy dean, We feel it is an honor. As friend and guide, she reigns supreme She's known as Alice O'Connor. This youth of whom I speak right now, Once seen, is ne'er forgotten. Where would the basketball team be Sans lengthy Don MacNaughton? The girl who typed these silly rhymes Is accurate, fast, and trusty. We thank her for her welcome help. All hail Miss Ann Sobieski! When she's absorbed in studies, There's nothing that can hold her, That tall, dark, charming maiden Whose name is Helen Coulter. Oh, see her sprinting down the street, Her red curls trailing after. Shels toting home a ponderous tome. Our rhymester, Betty Arthur! Um' Hundred Ten H Q - ,sgR'5 v,u'::.f:1:-nf gif-5: , 'f'i,. ,g,, ,J ' ' .-1 , 1 , - 1w:4rfif1.3,1g.-953: 41.4, ' , ' ff- 1' -V 1, 'f ff yir . , ff:...4.2f .II ,I ?aP:s...f .wiv '- --'Jr 44,1 . 2' , . , ,,, . I, , - 1--f-'--fue. :L A T .,f3:.f ' A' ' ' V. ... 1 -- ,. 4. H - 1 f1:a'r'11z: ..---ff. . W' '- It . , If , --f!ff..f+-' NW' --3-f .' ., K- I ,-1:1.,j 3-,ii M95 A I--. .,.. - Y- .P , H -----H--.ff.f.1,.1' .gaium ,.. -'- .. . A, . - A Jifvxp, ' ' . . ' ' V '.T'4?'?T.1h', .:- - ww-.Q -:sg-Qin' H .. .. ,M II- . . 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X n 5 ' f ' ..., ,, 3 - s M... 5 E 2 ' lll I l srl'?7h :1E'fr?i' Q i i DD Elrizrhia l l mi u'p'1-dl'Wfl'f 'N lll lxgfzlii ,SBE-.ggfgh l FRATERNITY, COLLEGE and CLASS JEWELRY Commencemeni Announcemenis, lnviiaiions, Diplomas Jeweler io' ihe Senior Class of Moni Pleasani High School il E 1 N ll .mm .gi X- el? . alla-viimlgniiivfuml ' N A, , x i.a u.RiF X 'Tu---...m ' WX j ,... may .,,, N ,4'. 1 . ai-V,-5-eip: r'm.g .il 2: , H is' U, i Q. 1 . . l - N Q nr-- N -e-I -- -Ji rims gmmlazmllrg Z wi if Q s' '11 ,N l 1. -'L ' 1' lf, is ---ll: .Li P I , ,,, ,,,ug n u wanna... ...,i... 1 5.-if-mi '-fi Y'-A'-1-':'Nv'i' fll, 1 l F' l l., W, 'iii -'i I---I,-!,.:,i .. 1 E'J-W 'Qu .2 ' if! i .L - 33922 1: if? Z3 'f1y T ' iq - - ,' L 1 REMEMBER any purchase macle ai' The Wallace Co.-ihai fine siore in Scheneciaoly bears ihe siamp of Qualify and Relia- bmfyi-wALLAcE's. L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers 8: Stationers Attleboro, Mass. Compliment of STUDENT SHOP C. W. HUGHES 8: CO., Inc. Wholesale Siaiioners Have you been down to see ur new Student Shop? The kind of Suits and Over- ts you'1l like-at very mod t P p and Paper Dealers Wharehouse-River St. Mechanicville, N. Y. Telephone 873 e rices. SI5 io 322.50 JOSEPH'S 513 STATE AT BARRETT Complimenis of RINDFLEISCH Cleaner anol Dyer SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK Facfory PHONE 4-3161 Office 1801 Union S+. 116 Jay Si. Special Bouqueis For all occasions at reasonable prices. Spring flowers, consisting of Tulip l g flowering Snap- dr g variety, Roses and Carn t . Special Attention Given to Graduation Bouquets and Corsages E. V. B. Felihousen Grower of Choice Planis and Flowers R. F. D. No. 'I Van Aniwerp Rd. TEL. 4-85I3 Scheneciady, N. Y. DAVID MAHONEY COMPANY Hardware and Painis 209 STATE ST. and 9 I 5 BRANDYWINE AVE. We Have ihe Finesi DeI.uxe Coaches in 'fhe Capiial Disirici Be Convinced-Call G. A. WELCOME 81 SON I7l I Union Sireei TEL. 4-9444 Complimenis of BROWN 8: WICK LUMBER CO., Inc. I702 Chrisler Ave. PHONE 2-0760 ANTHONY BUSINO EXCLUSIVE TAILOR 727 Siafe S+. Official Tailor St. George's Commandery No. 37, K. T. TEL. 4-7965 The Besi of Everyihing in Boys' and Young Men's Wearing Apparel. NUSBAUM'S 447-451 S+a+e S+. IW2 GLIEMIIIIS IW: 137 Cenfer Sf. Men's and Boys' CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS Specialists in Sportwear I0 !o Cash Discounf fo Sfudenfs 4 Doors from Side Sf. CompIimenIs of ORIGINAL ACES GOOD WOOD GOODS CURTIS VVOODWORK and MILLVVORK J. C. DEARSTINE Specializing in GRADUATION DRESSES aI Popular Prices LUMBER CO. THE LEWIS SHOP Caralyn SI. Phone 2-6240 440 Shire S+' Schenectadys Largest Lumber Yard Odd Fellows Temple BasIceIbaII Supplies, SIcaIes, SIcaI ing OuIIiIs, Raincoa+s, Keds, and Rubber FooIwear c1AiiREi3f5i3HGSu of All Kinds SCHENECTADY, NV CLARK 8: MCDONALD ScI1enec+acIy, N. Y. Established Over 100 Years ALLING RUBBER CO. 254 S+aIe S+ree'r You'II Find Ine SmerIesI CoIIecIion OI EVENING GOWNS ' AT cARL's and Nowhere EIse MADAME LORRAINE I FASI-IIONS Schenec1'ady's Greaiesi' S'I'ore THE .raged-I-4 Alfllrovgd A I Bureau is - U'1snsfr,Nc MWA 3:2 7 ll Your Guide In Buying Ice Cream Jersey Ice Cream Co. fTT'fT.'T f'HTNT'7'2f' ', ' 1 LU ' E j.j-:g:g- ,-5 5- 55: 1, . , 2 ' 'g', -: :fQ'ffg',iAfQ 12.1.-eil-2.'f fi .,----,fii3l55a::fi'Si-ififaSzfef1Ezi:f5.E121Z5IELQ1j:ix'-1 ' - ' 'l?5'ii5:1 J : f f EEE E V- 5553551522- f. V K frzrsg-1 '..1:1r:e1:f:r:rssrsz215.11 ..: f?'I1'i:Qi',M -f:25::s.,.,,, f1'5Z5E5F5' 'A ,Egi.ErE:Egirigigigigiririli-35151 ' 3, I V T. 335:12-1 5153524-I :IE-51 , +.-:,5,gg11gi 359. qc ex 5 if ,':':f' I:':f: . I f f- '11- ------- ' 1 1 1 1 -W MILDRED ELLEY PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL Specializes in Training I-Iigh School Graduates for Success in Business send for Catalogue Describing m aur. es 227-229 Quail S+. Aibany, N. Y. Join Our Day or Evening Class Now Our practical training will save you time and money. It will give the High School or College Edu- cation cash value in a Business Office. Whether you plan to make business your life career, or to attend college in the fall, Short- hand and Typewriting will help you in preparing your college as- signments or in earning part of your expenses. The new business era now de- veloping holds splendid opportun- ities for those who are better pre- pared to do the practical things. 1362 ' Business and Secrefarial School 243 Sfafe S+. Tel. 4-76I9 THE MAE HICKEY SHOP I-ICDSE - LINGERIE - GLOVES I30 Jay S'rreeI' PHONE 2-SOIO Compiiments of FERN FURNITURE COMPANY 260-262 State S+. FOUNDED 1857 NEW COLLEGE HALL DEDICATED 1933 Many Mont Pleasant graduates, desiring a business position, naturally turn first toward Albany Business College. They know that this school, progressive in the Capital District through four generations, has trained and brought positions to tens of thousands of men and women in private and government employment. Consider the facts: 1. Over 1800 leading companies, regularly contacted by the Personnel Department, call on the College Employment Service. 2. 725 A. B. C. graduates, taking advantage of free review classes for Civil Service Examinations, are now with the government. 3. Junior and Senior Courses, from a few weeks to two years, are planned and taught by business men and women to meet known business requirements. 4. The new College Hall, as modern as the photo-engraving machine which reproduced the above half-tone, is imbued with a thoroughly business atmosphere, resembles closely a large business office. 5. Many of the extra-curricula activities, which include sports, pub- lications, dramatics, music, fraternal, religious and social groups are organized to give the members a closer contact with business in actual operation. New Senior Courses begin in February and Septemberg Junior Courses on any Monday. For Bulletins or a personal interview in your home, please address Prentiss Carnell, Jr., Director of Admissions, better, visit the new College Hall. ALBANY BUSINESS BBLLEGE 126-'I34 Washingfon Avenue ALBANY. NEW YORK Ausnn-EMPIRE ENGRAVING COMPANY THE GAZETTE PRESS - Schenectady, N. Y. Engravers and Printers SECURITY THAT ENDURES SCHENECTADY BUILDING LOAN and SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Wall Sf.-Erie Blvd. The American Home The Safeguard of American LiberIies SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO GRADUATES OND GLDTIIES STATE and ERIE BLVD. MILK SO RICH YOU CAN WHIP THE CREAM F525 Z t - . mi lea MIlK PRODUCI5 Produced Under SIrIcI LaboraIory ConIroI For Daily Service Phone 4-3I2I WALL PAPER, PAINT and VARNISH ARTISTS MATERIALS OIL COLOR SETS DRAWING PAPER WATER COLOR SETS DRAWING SETS CI-IARCOAL TUBE COLORS ARTISTS BRUSI-IES F. J. Carlson 8: Sons IOO6 Crane S'rree+ Branch 5I5 Sfafe SIree+ Branch 225 Mohawk Ave., Sco+ia Worth Remembering! YOUR GRADUATION , , , Gnoe in a iiierime you graoiuare from high school ro siarr in rhe mosi inier- esiing years oi your iiie. Perpeiuaie ihe memory oi ihis happy eyenr by phoiographs Taken in your cap and gown. For January Graduafes We Are Offering Unusual Low Prices On Quali1'y Phorographs 'GZQ 2 I 5 Siaie Sireei Phone 4-4i77 Phorographs in This year book by Whire Siudio SPRING HILL COAL CO.-HIGH GRADE CONE CLEANED COAL, PHONE 2-7044, 1676 CRANE ST. SERVICE -- OUR MOTTO. CLOVERLAND DAIRY-Compliments of Cloverland Dairy, S19 State St. MINI-IAMS MEN'S SI-IOPHCrofut-Knapp Hats, Clothing, 179 Jay St., Tel. 4-2544. COMPLIMENTS OF STONES DAIRY, 1210 FIFTH AVE. DE SANTIS ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIR- ING and SHINING-811 Francis Ave. SCHENECTADY M E T A L I Z I N G AND WELDING COMPANY, 400 DUANE AVE. MARTHA CRIPPEN BEAUTY SALON, PHONE 4-6638. IIAVE A DISTINCTIVE PERMANENT AND SETTING FOR 33.00. ESPECIALLY PRACTICAL FOR SCHOOL GIRLS. NVILLIAM YVILSON-Jeweler, 718 State St., Tel. 2-5554. COMPLIMENTS OF SCHOLZ'S MARKET, 1329 STATE ST., TEL. 4-4478, 4-4479. COMPLIMENTS OF PETERS RESTAU- RANT. COMPLIMENTS OF DYER'S DRUG STORE, 1340 STATE ST. COMPLIMENTS OF NEIL F. RYAN-220 BROADWAY, GARAGE. COMPLIMENTS OF MILL END SHOP-- Jay St. FIDDLE SHOP-744 State St., Musical In- struments and Accessories, Expert Repair- ing. Music for All Instruments. MAX STANZLER-Optometrist, 169 Clinton St., 2024 Broadway- Careful Eye Exam- inationsf' BALL'S, INC.-CLEANERS AND DYERS, 633 STATE ST., TEL. 2-3456. HYGIENIC BEAUTY PARLOR-Compli- ments of Hygienic Beauty Parlor, 208 Hu- lett St. CHAS. G. BURCI-I-'Particular Plumbing Pays --773 Albany St., Schenectady, N. Y., Phone 2-0888. MYERS' DRUG STORE- On the Busy Corner , Crane St. and Francis Ave. LINPARK CLOTHES-Manufacturers and Retailers, 222 State St. BUFF FUEL OIL CO.-146 Van Guysling Ave., Compliments of Buff Fuel and Oil. MART1N'S DELICATESSEN AND LUNCH ROOM, 1400 STATE STREET. TEL. 2-6139. SCI-IULMAN'S VVHOLESALE CONFEC- TIONERY-COMPLIMENTS OF SCHUL- MAN'S W H O L E S A L E CONFEC- TIONERY. C. R. B. CO.ACOMPLIMENTS OF C. R. B. CO. SI-IERRY'S BEAUTY SI-IOPPE - Phone 2-3543, Opp. Waiting Room, 527 State St. All lines of beauty work. SCHENECTADY IMPORTING CO. 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