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CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS NOW GRADUATION SPEAKERS, to R.-J»rv1», Al 1e ar, Stlreaan, Shattes, Brownell, Galloway, Blwwald. The January class of '42 had a full time program in their last term of school. Miss Nunnenkamp was the class adviser and the class officers were Barbara Brownell, president; June Jarvis, vice-president; Jean Stireman, secretary; and Dorothy Cohen, treasurer. Ralph Sankin, from Madison High, was a new member added to the class, making a total of forty-three members. The senior play, You Can't Take It With You by Hart and Kaufman, was presented on November 28, 1941. Anastasia McLean, Michael Orzano and Barbara Brownell headed the play committee that worked in collaboration with the committees of the June senior class. On November 1, 1941, a football dance was given and was a huge success. Ann Wettach was chairman and much credit goes to her. Monday, December 22, was the night of the Senior Prom. Christmas and a holiday motive served as the predominant theme. The Kings' Men and their mellow music was enjoyed by every one. Walter Shattes and Jean Stireman were valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively. Other graduation speakers were Robert Galloway, Barbara Brownell, Margaret Biewald, June Jarvis and George Allegar. The theme of the graduation speeches was Thoughts of Famous Americans in Times of Crisis and How They Can Be Applied To The Fresent World Situation. The class banquet was held at the Shadow Lawn Restaurant. Anastasia McLean was toast mistress. Guests of Honor were Dr. Walter S. Boardman and Mr. Charles R. Mos-back. Class gifts were distributed by Margaret Biewald and Dorothy Baumann and on behalf of the class, Barbara Brownell presented an American Flag to the school.
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ELIZABETH ACKER Nicest Smile and Class Wolf were the titles copped by blond, hazel-eyed Betty. She was a member of the G.O. council and the circulation staff of the Sider Press, which she managed. Betty also participated in volleyball, tennis and basketball. She likes danc ing very much. GEORGE ALLEGAR Bud, stands 5 2” tall, and has brown hair and brown eyes. His spare time is pretty much taken up with cars, which he likes to repair and improve. However, he still has time to think of his ultimate ambition, that of becoming an executive in a large company. CHARLES BAUER Blond hair , blue eyes, and a friendly smile are the characteristics that make Butch liked by all his friends. A member of the varsity baseball team, as their catcher, he always did his j ob well. Since Charlie has graduated, he has been working. DOROTHY BAUMANN A member of the Girls Glee Club, Dot also had time for many other activities . Some of these included, basketball, volleyball, and hockey. Another sport which she participated in, and which she excelled in as well, was softball. Sheis5'2 tall, and has brown hair. MARGARET BIEWALD Peg was one of the outstanding students in the secretarial course. She was also a member of the National Honor Society and participated in hockey, basketball and volleyball. Her blond hair, hazel eyes and nice smile make her we 11-liked among her fellow students. DORIS BRASS Although one of the quieter girls in her class, she was known to all as a good worker. The secretarial course, which she took to prepare her for work after graduation, occupied a good deal of her time for she was very much interested in it. She is5'2 with brown hair. DOROTHY BREEN Pretty blue eyes, soft blond hair, and whom do we have but a cute girl in the January graduating class. Ping pong was one of her favorite sports, while she was in school. Since she has always wanted to be a secretary, she took the secretarial course. BARBARA BROWNELL Voted Best Dressed and Done The Most For O.H.S. , Barbie was a member of the Masque Society, Glee Club, Sider Press , Spindrift , and the National Honor Society. Versatile, she played hoc key,softball,volleyball, and basketbal1,and she served as president of her class. GLADSTONE CAIRNS Music is the main interest of tall, dark and handsome Glen. Therefore he is planning to be a musician. He enjoys cars,boats ,beautiful women and a good time. Glen is a member of the Gamma Phi Epsion Fraternity, Nassau Yacht Club, Boys Glee Club and the dance band. ROSE CATALANOTTO Brown-eyed, brown-haired Rosie stands 5 1 in her seventeenth year. Voted the most talented girl in her class, she tap danced at many of the school entertainments. Rose proved to be a diligent worker in her three years on the G.O. and participated in girls sports. DOROTHY COHEN There is very little that Dot doesn't like, but nice clothes, French fried potatoes, hamburgers and knitting are the tops with her. Brown-haired, haze 1-eyed Dot is the president of the sorority, Theta Sigma Gamma, and a member of the G lee C lub . She wants to go to college. GLADYS DIEBOLD Gladys plans to make her hobby, drawing, her life's work and become a dress designer. Shorty likes Wade Prince, working, ice skating and roller skating. She is a member ofRocklyn Rollers of Mineola. Bowl ing and baske t-ball are the sports in which Gladys participates. 18
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