New Paltz High School - Huguenot Yearbook (New Paltz, NY)

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I NTELL IGENTS I A The Class of ’41 is an unusual one in many ways: this page is dedicated to our ‘brain trust’. The list of distinguished intellectuals includes many girls and one boy—“The Boy Wonder, Rudolph Brodsky.” Since “seeing is believing,” we give you: above—their smiling faces, below—their scholastic averages earned by January, 1941. Dorothy Atkins .............88.4 Rosanna Atkins .............91.7 Rudolph Brodsky ............86.1 Betty Byers.................86.4 Mary Christensen............90.3 Gladys Davis ...............86.2 Beatrice Ellsworth ..........85.4 Peggy Grimm .................92.7 Marie Jenkins ...............88.2 Betsy Lent ..................95.2 Grace Marek .................89. Irene Pulcer ................90.3 Page twenty-two

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JUNIOR CLASS Regina Dellay ........................ President Lee McCall ...................... Vice-President Edwin Curtis ............. Secretary and Treasurer As a class, the Juniors have passed the half-way mark for graduation. The trend of their high school career, for good or bad, has been set. In January they initiated the new year of ’41 by giving a Patriotic Dance. Weeks beforehand, the halls were gay with patriotic posters and pictures of Uncle Sam. The success of this affair was surpassed only by the Junior Prom held in April. It is certain that the prom will be as happily remembered as it was eagerly awaited. Various members of the Class of ’42 have been outstanding assets in sports, debating, and music. Although Sophomores may be giddy and not quite settled, and Seniors assume a worldly-wise air, it is reassuring to know that the Junior Class, backbone of every school, is standing by. Page twenty-four