Pelham Memorial High School - Pelican Yearbook (Pelham, NY)
- Class of 1942
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They c:ouldn'l possibly avoid Awakening +he sleeping boid. They bellowed il righf in his ear: l-le couldn'+ help-he had To hear. Pelican So suddenly he woke and sprang, Kicked up his heels and ioined our gang, And soon The Township quickly heard AbouT our queer and punchy bird, Who. pepping up a boring class. Would scare The Teachers wiTh his sass. They shook Their heads and said They would Be mighTy happy if They could Conceive a suloTle sorT of way To make The sTudenTs' life less gay. BuT Punchy said, lgnore Their gaTf. He said, Go righT ahead and laugh. He said, l-lave all The Tun you can. l-le's righT, our punchy Pelican! SK? CUL Joseph C. Brown Kalhrene Ensign W. W. Fairclough Supermlendem' Assislanl Principal Principal W. Francis Scofl Mary C. Coslello Richard Sawyer Lois Chappel Manual Arfs English English Physical Educafion Rulh D. Hughes Harvey D. Moore Dorolhy D. Spaulding Archie D. Decker Music Spanish Ari' Science Mildred A. Kaune Earl LaBarre Mary G. Smilh C. V. Cripps Social Science Physical Eclucalion Science Science Aurie N. Dunlap Carla Ungar Alberf K. Ridoul Marguerile U. Velle Social Science Cafeleria English Social Science Slella Salisbury Carl E. Schillinq Marguerile M. Dee Harold H. Sfraflon Enqlish-Lalin Physical Educalion German-Lalin Commercial William D. Wellon Rufh B. Derr William L. Brunl' Winilred B. l-lunl' Science Malhemalics Lalin Library CUL ACUL Curlis Slrong Harry Peeler lva K. Trevilian Evelyn J. Bradl Social Science Malhemalics lvlalhemalics Lalin-French-Spanish Marshal Raphael Calherine Coales Richard L. Lacey Grace L. Scolf Malhemalics Lalin English Special Classes Leona M. Schimel Dennis W. Neely Julia E. Rockefeller Rulh Loraine Seaver Commercial Commercial Malhemalics English John G. Winler Helen lvlahar Helen D. Homer Edward J. Harbison French Library Arl Arl Jane? McL. Taylor Alberl J. Fregans Bess l. Maslen S. Wynne Keever . . I. h Science Music English Eng is Blanche Malhcws Barbara Sherman Lysle E. Johnslon Margaref C. Shea English French Social Science English Less H. Brown John F, Milos Dorolhy Rowe Elhel Adams English Malhernalics Physical Educalion Heallh Deparlmenr fi Helen W. Mayer Eslher Peil: George W. Miller Elizabefh Mohr Social Science Social Science Malhemalics Social Science CUL Wafriafic Zfuuclzy I I .QQ 13 I xx 4 ' es- , ,V -'. l ' W f 1fxY ff 1 bl fi? X vw 4:51 Bandagang k + Fandanqh + 14 bl d 1+ S I +11 + h q ff + d O+h H1 k + pf A pl + ll +1 + W h ld Jrd rraid. is IR 1 W WW ,A . -?M2'2M V ' ,gg iv 5:1 I . 9 'div .I ' Q N'f .0 s xg, Y. V wg X !'f Xxx A Sw r E' X1 X N , K1-,s YK .. H 1 Y I r w . 4 JOHN A. ACKER Sock and Buskin 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra 3: Cross Counfry 4, Varsify 4: Track 2, 3: Model Railroad Club 2, 3, 4, Secrelary 3, Presidenl' 4. RUTH M. ADRIAN Bowling 3: Tennis 3: Ping Pong 2: Badmin- lon 2. LOIS R. AMY Bowling 4. BETTY J EAN AN DERSON Pelican Board 4: Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 4: Baskeiball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Maiorelle 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. H. NASH BABCOCK Sludenl Council 2: Presidenl of 'rhe Sopho' more Class: Pelican Board: Track 2, 3, 4, Varsiiy 2, 3, 4. I0 byracuse University J. A. -cowboys and indians -The educaled 'Tongue-works for a physique. Good humor plus-shorl' buf swee+-which is you r lasl name?- paHerbox. Rosemonl Innocence personified - her fown car-vim, vigor and vilel- i+y- fwinkle eyes. Wheaion Beauiilul profile all 'rhe way down - Malapropisms -- My Bill-hook 'em and leave 'em- as likeable as lockable. Yale S+re'rch -he lumps through lhe air wilh lhe grealesl' of ease - Abe Lincoln - frelful Henry. Miami university Pug-my gal Sal- l don't know -Baby Snooks. Union Itchy --one in a miliion- both feet on the ladder to suc- cess-a man of wit and wis- dom. Connie -on wings of song- Ah, sweet mystery of lite- water-baby. Columbia Leonard -it's your move- I beat Edg - But, Miss Vette? Bethany Better late than never-hockey ace-soft spoken-spic and Spanish-dozing oFF in class. :AKAI-1 ANN UAUCUCR Knight and Lamp 3. 4: Student Council 4: Sock and Buskin 2, 3: French Club 4: Hockey 2, 3. 4, Varsity 3, 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4. Varsity 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3, Varsity 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 4, Varsity 4. ROLAND BARHYTE Knight and Lamp 4: Treasurer of the Junior Class: Track 2. Junior Varsity 2: Football 3, Junior Varsity 3. CONSTAN CE BARRY LEONARDO BECERRA Sock and Buskin 4: Spanish Club 4, Editor oi Spanish Paper: Chess Team 3, 4: Chess Club 3. 4. MARIA BECERRA Hockey 2, 3, 4, Honor Squad 3. 4: Volley- ball 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3. Varsity 3: Pei Mel 3, 4: Baseball 3. JANE BEVAN Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 4, S+arwagon, Uncle Tom's Cabin, Ladies in Relire- men'r : Hockey 2, 3: Baslcefball 2, 4. HILDA A. BIANCO Vice-Presidenl' of Junior Class: Pel Mel 2. 3, 4, Co-Edifor 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4, Varsily 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball 2, 3, 4, Honor Squad 2. 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4, Honor Squad 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3, Honor Squad 2, 3, 4, Caplain 4: Bridge Club 2. JOSEPH V. BOND Swimming 4, Varsily 4. JANE BOURQUARDEZ Socl: and Buslcin 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Badminfon 3: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Baskelball 2, 3: lce Slcafing 2. PAUL EUGENE BOWEN Sock and Buskin l, 2, 3: Pelican Board: Model Railroad Club 2: Radio Club 4. I2 New Hampshire Give me liberly or give me dealh-wa+cl1 for lhe revolu- 'rionl-bluff and grulif-a 'rrue thespian. College of New Rochelle Whal makes Hilda run?-Pel Mel Plugger--l didn r wrile il -gefling ihe car-success girl. Nolre Dame Buddy -aflracrion for red- heads?l-Two cokes comin' up -seeing Nellie home. New Rochelle College Lef's laugl1-clog-crazy-spell- ing her lasl' name-super sales- girl. Drexel Gene - eleclrical genius -- Cur'rain going upl -his Irish brogue? Hap ll -queer noises--a car- load of women wifh Bill al lhe wheel-slanding Pal. ll's modern design -lhe greaf physique-he leads 'rhe harriers-his sleadies. Packard Kay -When Irish eyes are smiling- I hope no one calls on ma +oday -blushfalify. Finch Junior College Personality girl-her man Fred- dy-'rhaf place in Conneclicuf -commiffee woman. One of a fhreesome-civics- around the world in eleven years-whiz on skafes- you're lying? WILLIAM C. BROOKS 7 Foolball 3, 4. THOMAS BURKE Cross Counlry 3, 4, Caplain 4: Track 3. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH CALNAN Sock and Buskin 3: Hockey 2, 3. 4: Skal- ing 2: Badminlon 3: Bowling 2, 4, Varsily 4: Volleyball 4. ADELADE EDNA CHANDLER Sock and Buskin 4: Ping Pong 2: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Baskefball 2: Volleyball 2. 3, 4, Honor Squad 3, 4. Class Team 2: Baseball 2, 3. DORIS FAY CLARK Badminlon 3: Hockey 4: Volleyball 4: Chorus 4, Vice-President 4: Rhyihmic Ex- ercises 4: Baseball 3. I3 SHIRLEY ARLYNE CLARKE Hoclcey 2, 3, 4, Honor Squad 4: Basker- ball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Honor Squad 4: French Club 4. MCKAY COLLETTE Pel Mel 3, 4: Baslcelball 3, 4, Manager 3, 4. GLORIA EVELYN CONSTANTINE Pelican Board: Sock and Buslcin 3, 4: Badminlon 3: Rhylhmic Exercises 4. CHARLES McKlNNON CUSHING Pelican Liferary Board: Pal Mel 4: Lalin Team 3: Assislanl' 6.0. Treasurer 4. ELIZABETH ANN DALEY Sludenl' Council 4, Secrelery 4: Knighl and Lamp 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Hockey 2, 3. 4, Varsily 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball 2, 3, 4, Varsify 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3.4, Varsily 2, 3, Cap- fain 3: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Varsily Caplain 3, 4: Bowling 3. I4 l Barnard Mrs. Derr's righi'-hand man- good al' anylhing she 'fries- er army correspondence-she's gof il'. Ohio Slafe Mac -one of lhe boys - School, school, how I love ill -hoarding 'rhe baskelballs. Wheafon Are you going l'o 'the meel- ing? -spirif of 73 -baby ol 228- lcni+ one, purl lwo- blondie. Williams The handsomesl guy in lhe school, iusl ask him-when 'the love bug biles you- go+ any gum? - Aw, come on Relai- llclt. New Rochelle College Cen'fers of inreresf-please call me Dale --Thai' burns me up. New Rochelle College Nice fhings come in small pack- ages - Eenie - cuiie pie - whirligig. Norfh Carolina Wily powers - beaufeous - spurning fhem on- Then she will lalk, good gods, how she will faIlrl Grasslands Hospifal 1 One of 'rhe qreal' family-buf is she Denz? Neverl-capable -co-redacieur en chef. Bafes Calamily Jane-Mr. Jenkin's champion-l sfarfed on lime -Clolhes horse. Howard Universify Sfulling fhe balloi box-cheer- ful cherub-Miss Dee's police- woman-Liflle Lulu. LUCY DAVIES Knighf and Lamp 3, 4: Sfudenl' Council 3: Hockey 3. JEAN STEARNS DECK n Knighl and Lamp 3, 4: Pelican Liferary Board 4: Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 4, Double Door. Uncle Tom's Cebin : Baskeiball 2: Ping Pong 2: Hockey 3, 4. ADELE MADGE DENZ Knighf and Lamp 3, 4: French Club 3. 4: Hockey 4: Volleyball 3, 4, Class Team 3, 4: Baskelball 4: Ping Pong 2: Rhyfhmic Exer- cises 4. BEVERLY JANE DICKERSON Pelican Board: Sock and Buskin 3, Uncle Tom's Cabin : Hockey 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Varsiiy 3: Baskefball 2, 3. 4, Varsify 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsiiy 3. GLADYS REO EDMONDS Volleyball 2. Class Team 2: Hockey 4, Varsify 4: Baseball 3: Baskeiball 3, 4. Varsily 3, 4. I5 ERNEST FREDERICK EILERT Pel Mel 2, 3, 4: Sock and Buslcin 4, Ouf of lhe Frying Pan : Assislanl' Track Man- ageri3, Manager 4: Pelican Board. ELINOR FAIRCHILD Sludenf Council 2: Pelican Lilerary Board 4: l-loclcey 2, 3, 4, Varsily 4: Knighl and Lamp 4: Baseball 2, 3, Varsify 2, 3, Cap- lain 3: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Sock and Buslcin 2, 3, 4: Volleyball Class Team 2, 3, 4: Cheerleading 3, 4: Baskelball 2, 3, 4. 0 MURIEL FRANCES FAWCETT Pelican Board 4: Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Presidenl 3: Pel Mel 4: Baseball 3: Baslcelball 3. LEONARD FENDRlCH Sludenl Council 4: Foolball 2, 3, 4, Varsify 3, 4: Track 2, 3, Varsily 2, 3: Baslcelball 2, 3, 4, Varsily 3, 4. ROSS ALBERT FIFE Knighl and Lamp 4: Sludenl Council 3: Track 3: Traffic Squad 3: Fooiball 3: Swim- ming 4, Varsily 4: Business Manager of Pelican 4: Secrelary Sophomore Class 2. I6 Carnegie Tech Ernie -He prinls our G.O.'s -ah, sweel' Bronxville-a killer diller. New Hampshire El -poefess laureale-a dev- ilish angel-fhe beauliful lady in while-fhose long walks- laughing iag. Spigo+ --dimples-fha girl wilh a liny brolher-one darling 'kwin-she's more lun. Cornell Punchy - pass snalcher -- holding down his end-builder of cakes. Penn Slale Blond Bomber, R.A.F.- l won- der who's lalcing me lo fhis slag dance? -chock full of school spiril'-my home is in Conneclicul: Sweel' Brier Jackie -more Power's 'ro her -'rhe cars park fhree deep- The Poser -playing The field. Colby Glo -her conragious laugh -fha men l've loved-her fin- gers are in fhe pies. Duke Elma - Now lookee here you kids -he holds Suarez's coaf -he Talks while Ieachers burn. Ohio Wesleyan Midge -bridge 'liend-ear splilfinq laugh-sky lickler- Sorry, kids, l've gof a carful. New York Slare Merchanr Marine Academy Oh, for 'rhe life of Ihe seal - fough, bul oh so genfle-'Iak- inq up Ihe collection-chewing wiih Eke. JACOUELINE FLYNN Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 4, Double Door 3: Hockey 2, 4, Varsify 4: Baskelball 2, 3, 4, Honor Squad 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, Honor Squad 2, 3: Cheerleading 3, 4. GLORIA ALINE FROST Srudenr Council 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf 4: Knighr a'nd Lamp 3, 4, Secrefary 4: Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 4, Ladies in Refiremenff' Our of I'he Frying Pan : Volleyball 2, 3. 4, Class Team 3, 4, Capfain 3: Baskefball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Maiorelies 4: Riding 2. WILLIAM REYNOLDS GALBRAITI-I MARJORIE JANE G-ARTON Pelican Arr Sraff 4: French Club 4: Chorus 2: Hockey 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Varsify 3, 4: Baskelball 2, 3, 4, Varsily 3, 4: Base- ball 3, Varsiry 3: Tennis 3. JAMES M. GAYNOR Pelican Board 4: Band l: Foofball 2, 3, Junior Varsify 3. I 7 Mums eluuuws JOSEPHINE CARY GIBSON Hoclcey 2, 3, 4, Honor Squad 3, 4, Base- ' ball 2, 3, Honor Squad 3: Baslceiball 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Badminion 3: Bowl- ing 2. GERTRUDE EUGENIE GILL ELIZABETH RUTH GILMARTIN Pel Mel Business Siafi 3, 4, Manager 4: Cheerleading 3, 43 Sock and Buslcin 3: Chorus 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl' 3: Hockey 2, 3, 4, Varsify 3, 47 Volleyball Class Team 4: Baslcefball 2, 3, 47 Baseball 2, 3. FLORENCE ANNE GOELTZ Knighf and Lamp 3, 41 Pel Mel 4: Tennis 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4, Presidenf 4: Hockey 3. I8 Gabby - Gibby - soapbox ora+or-freedom of The press -he sfruclc oil. Nursing School Jo -enfhusiasm is fhe genus of sincerify- Wanna play bridge fonighff7 -gingervef' ing-Gibson girl. Trudie -For? Slocum, here I come--profil' by my experience -marriage is a 'Fine insfifufion. Easfern School of Physicians' Aides BeH'y Gill -giggles-geifing adverfisemenrs-whaf a family. Middlebury Floss -Lady in Red-Girl- s+a+er - efficiency experf - beach beaufy. College of New Rochelle Goodie - pep appeal - can she give an eyelashing-she's fhe swimming feam. Union Hilmar-be prepared-Republi- can- He fiddles while Fre- gans burns. Williams The Thinker -Him and Rach- maninofl--Jim doesn'? send prefly flowers-walfz king. Holy Cross Gra1i Bus Service -fhe lead- er of fha band-uniforms for Fregans-All hands on declc. Wheafon Bobbie --pepsippeal - Blush- inq Bosfonian-wilh 'lhe mob- 5 fool 2. eyes of blue. ANN GOODWIN Sfudenf Council 4: French Club 4: Chorus 2, 3: Hockey I, 2, 3: Baslrelball l, 2: Baseball l, 2: Badminion 3: Bowling 3, 4. Honor Squad 4. GEORGE NEAL GOW Orcheslra l, 2, 3, 4: Debafing I, 2, 4: Soclc and Buslrin 4: German Club 3. JAMES GRAHAM GRAY Orcheslra 2, 3, 4: Knighl and Lamp 4: Tennis 3, Varsily 3: Traffic Squad 2, 3. JOHN DAVID GRAZIADEI Knighf and Lamp 4: Cross Counlry 3, 4: Sock and Buslxin 2, 3, 4, S+ar Wagon, Uncle Tom's Cabin, Ouf of lhe Frying Pan : Band 2, 3, 4, Secrelary 2, 3, 4: Or- cheslra 2, 3, 4, Secrefary 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ELLEN GREGG Chorus 2: Bowling 3: Sock and Buslzin 3: Badminfon 2: French Club 4: Hoclcey 3, 4, Honor Squad 4: Baslceiball 2, 3, 4, Caplain 4: Baseball 2, 3. I9 JANE DEWEY GUARD Sfudenl' Council 3: Baseball 2, 3: Baskef- ball 2, 3: Hockey 2, 3, Honor Squad 3: Bowling 2, 3, Caplain 3: Bridge Club 2, Vice-Presidenl 2: Volleyball 2, 3, Class Team 3. BEATRICE GUTMAN ELEANOR MARGARET HAFF Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Baskelball 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3. JANE ROSALIE HEILNER Sock and Buskin 2: French Club 4: Bowl- ing 2, 3, 4: Baskefball 4, Honor Squad 4: Volleyball 4, Honor Squad 4: Baseball 3, Honor Squad 3: Hockey 4. DEBORAH SEAL HEYL Knighl and Lamp 3, 4: Sfudenf Council 2: French Club 4, Presidenl 4: Sock and Bus- kin 2: Pel Mel 3: Pelican Liferary Board 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4, Varsily 3: Volleyball 2: Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Riding 3. zo 3 Finch With Paffie-Darfmoulh-fha +aiIored woman-advice fo +l'1e lovelorn. Bea+rice''-inlernalional lady -Sock and Buskin's super fick- ef seller-wardrobe misfrass. Maryland How I love biology!-fhose lunchfime falks-her Bronxville Princelonian-Oh, fo be a blonde. Norfh Carolina To know lner is fo like her- lunsler-brighf smile-glamour bob. Bryn Mawr Debbie -Viclrola lhal never wears down-sun kissed- l have so much homework 'ro- naqhff' ,?,,,7,, ,y Y Finch One of lhe four mensqui+oes- kniffing, always kniHing-where do fha noses go-Macy mer- chandiser. Je ne sais pas-Hi Ho, Hi Ho, if's off fo work l go-always spofless--wifh Beezy. Chalferboxing-polishing her bracelef in Hisfory-I am a redhead lhough, aren'l I?- chewing her cud. Juilliard School of Music Hu'lchy --hark, hark fha larkl -Whafcha do in biology?- fulure Florence Nighfingale. Barnard Curly lop-slack happy-all ouf for defense work-man- hafer. 2 1 BARBARA ANNE HILL Pelican Board 4: Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 4, Ladies in Re+iremen+, Ou+ of ihe Frying Pan : Baseball 3: Macy's Represenlafive 4. MARY HOWE RUTH FRANCES HOWE Pelican Board 4: Bowling 4: Ping Pong 2. 3: Hockey 3: Badminfon 2: Baseball 2. ALICE AGNES HUTCHINS Chorus 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, 4: Pel Mel 3, 4. HELEN HUTCHINSON Pelican Board 4: Sock and Buskin 2. 3: French Club 4: Hockey 2. 3, 4, Varsi+y 4: Volleyball 2, Varsify 4: Baskefball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, Varsify 2: Tennis 3, Varsify 3. 2l ALBERT E. JEFFCOAT Knighl' and Lamp 43 Pelican Board 4, Sock and Buslcin 2, 3, 4, Presiclenf 4, Sier- wagon, Uncle Tom's Cabin. Ou'f of 'rhe Frying Pan , Siuclenl Council 47 Swim- ming 4: Fooiball 3: Orcliesfra I, 2, 3, 4. LILY MAY JENSEN Pelican Board 4: Bowling 47 Roller Skaling 4: Siudenf Manager, Baseball 2. RICHARD THOMAS JENSEN ELAINE VIRGINIA JULIAN Pelican Board 41 Knighf and Lamp 3, 4: Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 4: Hockey 4, Base- ball 2, 3g Baslceiball 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, Badminlon 2: Ping Pong 2: Siudeni Coun- cil I. ELIZABETH KELLOCK Pelican Board 4: Slucleni Council 2, 37 Knighl' and Lamp 3, 4: Soclc and Buskin 2, 3, 4, Secreiary 45 Bowling 4, Varsify 4. 22 Williams Jeff -duel' a la Jeffcoaf and Gray-wafchdog of Sock and Buslcin-subfle humor. Lee -iriclcsfer on slcafes- merrily we roll along-her b'ro+l1er's keeper. Uncle George's punching bag -Ilne hair wi+l1 a mind of ils own-ice for sale-flying loo low. Bryn Mawr Elusive-silence is my sfrengih -her l'1a+iIude-who are you faking 'ro +I'1e slag clance? Connecficul College for Women Bars -heavenly Bliss-Mme. Perkins' successor - amoosin' buf confoosin'. Alfred Tsarina Paf-ceramics-and he's A-I in my hear?-'rhe arfisflc fouch. Kochie-'rypisl lerri'ITc-obIiq- ing-poclref edillon. Cornell For The honor of 'rhe scou+s - formalily Koch-his Iiffle rub- ber buggy-sfaqe crew by re- ques+. Cornell Baldy -wine, women, and song-makes hay while the moon shines-self-made execu- five. Universily of Cinclnnali BoI'lIeneclr - slushing The pump- Pessimisler Carl II - a wolf in sheep's clofhing. PATRICIA KENNY Soclc and Buslrin 2: Badminton 2: Slzafing Club 2: Bowling 3. EDITH J. KOCH Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Secrelary 4: Pel Mel 4: Hoclrey 2, 3: Volleyball 2: Bowl- ing 2. EDWIN ERIC KOCH Knighl' and Lamp 4: Pel Mel 4: Band 2, 3, 4, Secrefary 4: Sock and Buslcin I, 2. 3, 4: Cross Counfry 2, 3, 4, Assislanl' Man- ager 3, Manager 4: Traffic Squad 2. JOHN DAVID KREUTER Knighl' and Lamp 4: Pel Mel 4: Swimming 2, 3, 4, Varslfy 2, 3, 4, Co-Capfaln 4: Traffic Squad 3: Band I, 2, 3.4: Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4: German Club 3: Assislanl Treasurer of G.O. 4: Cross Counfry 2, 3, 4, Varsiiy 3, 4. CARL T. KRUSE Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4: Cross Counfry 4, Junior Varsi+y 4: Base- ball 3: Model Railroad Club 2, 3. 23 LOUIS C. KRUSE Pelican Board 4: Railroad Club 2, 3, Sec- relary 2: Track 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Or- clweslra I, 2, 3, 43 Cross Counlry 2, 3, 4, Varsify 4. MADELYN LANDGREBE ROBERTA LaVAR French Club 4: I-loclcey 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3, Class Team 3: Baslcefball 2, 3. JAMES BUCKLEY LEAI-IY Kniglwl' and Lamp 45 Sludenl Council 3, 4, Presidenl 4: Sock and Buslcin 3, 4, Uncle Tom's Cabin, Ladies in Re'riremen+ : Pel Mel 43 Foolball 3, 4: Cheerleading 2. AUDREY LEFFSON Pelican Board 41 Sock and Buslzin 2, 3, 4: Home Room Secrelary 2, 4: Baslcelball 2: Badminlon 2, Golf 3: Bowling 3, 4. 24 U niversify of Cincinnali Looie --double exposure- CI1uclc will pay for if -cross- ing lime cou nlry. Superman's girl-slcirls are go- ing up-a million dollar baby -censored. New Yorlc Universily She lcnows all Ihe answers- personalily plus - amazing genius-sl1e'lI go far. Iv1,I.T. The Perfecl Fool-my records and Benny's-live, drink and be merry-our President Rosemounf College Dark eyes- Props -fingen nails a la Chelw Yu-Iwo cars in every garage. Oberlin Collage Bob -qloeious grin-lhaf line -enlhusiaslic enlhusiasm. Bryn Mawr Ruiu s-Goodbye Mr. Cripps- hard on lesf ubes-Pelicans on parade. Bryn Mawr Oh, Rulhie, Dicll wanls you!- her 'len poinf vocabulary-cm rousing wilh Carmichael-g:as- ficulalor. Miami U niversily Ellorvescenl - her shadow - Gee kid-lurban gal. Skidmore Lou -ambassador lo Wash- inglon-Hi yah, Capifaine- fhe Ba bcocl: clan. ROBERT D. LEONARD Cross Counlry 3: Socl: and Buslrin 4: Band 3, 4. RUTH ALDEN LESTER Knighl' and Lamp 3, 4: Pelican Board 4: French Club 4. Secrelary 4: Hockey 4: Baseball 3: Basluefball 4: Riding 3. RUTH M. LEYENDECKER Knighf and Lamp 3, 4: Pel Mel 2, 3, 4, Edilor-in-Chief 4: Sock and Buslnin 2, 3, 4: Library Board 2: Hoclzey 2, 4, Class Team 3, Varsify 4: Volleyball 2: Baslcelball 2, 3, 4, Varsily 2, 3: Tennis 3, 4. ALICE ANNE LOYDA Volleyball 3: Socl: and Buslxin 3, 4: Bowl- ing 4. LOUISE LUHMAN Pelican Board 4: Sfudenf Council 4: French Club 4: Knighl and Lamp 3, 4: Secrelary ol Junior Class: Secrefary of Senior Class: Hockey 2, 3, 4, Honor Squad 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Honor Squad 3, 42 Baskefball 2, 3, 4, Honor Squad 3, 4: Base- ball 2, 3, Honor Squad 3. SELMA MALE Pelican Board 4: Arl Club 4: Hockey 2, 3: Baskefball 2, 3: Bowling 2, 4, Varsi+y 2, Caplain 2: Volleyball 2, 3: Ice Slcaling 25 Baseball 2, 3. ELIZABETH MALLIN ELEANOR VERONICA McCOLE French Club 3, 4, Edifor-in-Chief of Miroir Memorial 47 Hockey 3, 4: Volley- ball 2, 3, 4, Class Teams 2, 3, 4: Baslce+baIl 2, 37 Rhylhmic Exercises 4. JOHN MCCCY Baslcelball 3, 4, Varsify 4, Foolball 3. MARIE DUNNETTE MCLEAN Pelican Board 4: Sock and Buslcin 3. Uncle Tom's Cabin , Chorus 2, 3, 4, Presidenl 3: Baslcefball 2: Bowling 2. 26 Traphagen Ari School Sal -frailering around--she bowls 'em over-school is lir- ing. Hair-clos-every day's a holiday -a wardrobe full of rings- glamour gal. Fordham Hospilal Mil-+hquaI:e -Fanny Farmer ll-Doris-Hiver's helper. Norfhwesfern Gianl fan-swish, 2 poinfs for McCoy-lov-er!-puf up or shui up. Juilliard School of Music Wi+h a smile and a song - coolcie pusher-chorus girl- roving 'the halls. Fordham You can'f 'fake if wi+h you- happy as a lark- I'II ge? through --on the corner. Fordham Quad:-quaclc -Ihe Iiffle man Ihafs always fhere- Fordham will get Io fha Rose Bowl -fhe cenfer of affracfion. Kafharine Gibbs Her shy sinceriiy-Ihe daily commufer-fha? sweef smile- messing around. Tennessee PhiI -misu ndersiood Milan- Mes1'en's punching bag-sleep while Ihe sIeepinq's good. Terry -Miss Schimel's pride end ioy-shy efficiency-we like her. GLEN LANE MCNAUGHTON ALEXANDER JOHN MENNA Foofball 2. 3, 4, VarsiI'y 3. 4: Baslrefbdl 2, 3, Varsi+y 3. RUTH MESSER Pelican Board 4: Bowling 4: Ping Pong 3: Badminfon 2: Hockey 2. PHILLIPS MILAN Swimming 4. THERESA MARIE MILANO Pelican Board 4: Commercial Club 4 Presidenl 4: Hoclcey 4: Baslcefball 4 Rhyfhmics 4: Ping Pong 2: Badminfon 2, 3 27 MURIEL JUNE MILLER Hockey 2, 3, 47 Baseball 2, 31 Baskefball 2, 3, 4. FRANK J. MIRABELLI ANNE MOORE Pelican Board, Editor-in-Chief: Kniglwf and Lamp 4: Chorus 3, 4, Presidenl 4: Pel Mel 4: Sock and Buskin 27 Hockey 2: Baskefball 2: Baseball 23 Bowling 3, 4, Varsify 4: Badrninlon 3. JOAN MORAN Bowling 2, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Pelican Ari Slafl 4: Baskelball 31 Arl Club 4: Bridge Club 2. HOMER LINDSAY MORE Pelican 4, Adverfising Manager 4: Pub- licalions Bureau 43 Cheerleading I, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4, Varsily 3, 28 New Pallz Junie -vexing Miss VeHe- my kingdom for a horse-her game room. Mira -Mr. Neeley's Pei- Tl'ie old masleru-life is greafl- King Frank. Wellesley Moorey - week-ends-prao 'rical ioker-her driving license is a lnunfing license, lookoufl- Pelical. Nafional Park Junior College Bobbing aboul in her converl- ible-our gang-kiflen on lhe keys-bowling boss. New York Universily Here an ad, lhere an ad-he gels around- happy homsn- lwe ries a wicked splinl. Worcesfer Poly+ecl'mic lnsfifufe Nellie - These Kids - l'm off women -He fool: e dive for a redhead. Fufure woman in while- chemisfry, 'Fooiel-wlwaf good does homework do?--'rhey don'+ come any nisar. Penn Sfafe Ace -slow and easy does if -l'l1e ace of lmeerls-bowled 2IO. Smifh Happy-go-hockey - Davismen, Darlmoufh man-lwer Iiflle red car-wifh Hilda. Pele -fha? morning affer feeling-rhey iusf don? appre- ciafe me-buf he loves school. WARREN E. NELSON Pelican Business Sfallf: Foofball 3, 4: Swimming 3, 4, Varsify 3, 4: Cross Coun- lry 2. CAROLlNE MARIE NISAR Pelican Board 4: Pel Mel 4: Commercial Club 4, Vice-Presidenl 4: Hockey 2: Base- ball 3: Badminfon 2. BRUCE GORDON PARKER Senior Class Treasurer: Kniglwl and Lamp 4: Sock and Buslcin 3: Model Railroad 2. 3: Baskefball 2: Swimming 2: Cross Coun- fry 3: Baseball 3: Foolball 4. DONNA MARIE PAYNE Hockey 4, Varsily 4: Baskefball 4, Varsity -1. RICHARD PETERSON 29 DANIEL S. PICKRELL Baslcefball 3: Track 3: Swimming 4, MARGARET ERIKA PIORECK Drum Maiorefie 47 Bowling 3. ROSE F. POLICASTRO Commercial Club 2, 3, 4g Chorus 2: Bas- keiball 4: Hockey 3. EDWARD D. POTTER RICHARD PREBLE Model Railroad 2, 3, 45 Radio Club 4. 30 Cornell Dapper Dan-cheese if, The cops-answer 'ro a redhead's prayer-he's on a cruich again. Twirling her baion-Eureka! -walking mailbox-her piciure gefs around. Gaines Business School Raven locks-she'll always say hello-only a rose-lpana smile. Polls -he go? his lefier- graduaiion, everyihing comes To him who waifs-a wolf in woIf's clofhing. New York Universify Dick -ma servieffe en ciur- from liiile pebbles big boulders grow- +he silenf +ype -SIO words. Gaines Business School Milly-prisco 'Ixid-Dimaggio- ness-sweel' lempered. Dulze Universily In her early nicoleens-the lerror of 228-a hear? as big as her moufh-lelling Them off. Army Air Corps Gus -malhminded-bealinq up Vey-'the less quanlily, lhe more qualily. California Sunshine-'fha raven -regular lellar-Go Wesl, young man. Colgale Rush -bouncing up again- palrolling lhe corridors-do or die for Pelham High. MILDRED M. PRISCO ' Pel Mel 3: Chorus 2, 3. 4: Hockey 2. 3, 4: Baslxelball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3: Bad- minlon 4, Varsily 4. PATRICIA PYNE Hoclcey 4. AUGUSTIN JOHN OUATRONI Pelican Business Sfaff 4, Assislanf Busi- ness Manager: Knighl' and Lamp 4: Slu- denl' Council 4: Sock and Buslrin 2. 3, Sfage Crew 2. Double Door 37 Base- ball Manager 3: Cross Counlry 4, Var- Sily 4. FRANKLYN JOHN OUINLAN DONALD R. RILEY Baseball 3, Varsily 3: Football 3, 4, Varsily 3, 43 Baslrelball 2, 3, 4, Varsify 3, 4. 3 I JOHN M. RING Foofball 4, Varsify 47 Debafing Club 4, Presiden+ 4. BURNS ROPER Sock and Buskin 41 Defense Sfamp Audifor 4. DOUGLAS CARGILL RYAN Knighf and Lamp 43 Cross Counfry 4, Varsify 4: Swimming 3, 4, Junior Varsify 3, 4, Track 3. ERIC SCOTT EWART H. SHATTUCK Foofball 3, 4, Varsiiy 3, 4, Co-Caplain 47 Baskefball 2, 3, 4, Varsiiy 3, 4, Co-Capiain 4. 32 Fordham Lonnie - Whaf abou+ e hockey Imaam? -he flaffers his a's- he gels 'the car. Yale Bud -his leaping Iimo-zine!- Harem Scarem -long hair- l Ihink l'll change Io Swell Smellsl Annapolis Doug -he draws a mean bow -ihere's a man Io wafchl- rosy cheeks- Annapolis, here I come! Eric Ihe Red -l'rn goin' Io California-a bookworm-'rhe car broke down. Norfheasfern U-Ball - Blackie and his blonde-plunging Ihrough- Punchy did if! California Institute of Tech. Kan -a shower ot intellect -man ot wit-silence is the cloak ot wisdom. Football warrior - scientitic thinker-What happened to the nine cents?- Oh, shoot! College ot New Rochelle Rushin' around-pushups-the retreats-what better proot than countless triends7 Princeton Puppy -l don't know what makes me do these things- those spectacular touchdowns- Not this littla applel -Mak- ing the deadline. Madison College Splitting her vocal chords- Danger, woman at workl-she enters a room voice tirst-iit- terbugger. KENNETH MELVILLE SHAUERN Knight and Lamp 4: Sockiand Buskin 2, 3. 4, Out ot the Frying Pan. MARK L. SHERMAN Football 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4: Knight and Lamp 4: Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Track 3, Varsity 3. ANN MARIE SHIELDS Vice-President ot Senior Class: Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4, Captain 3: Hockey 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4, Captain 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3. 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity 2, 4: Tennis 2, 3, Varsity 3, Captain 3. GEORGE SHIRAS Pelican Literary Statt 4. Literary Editor: Student Council 2: Knight and Lamp 3, 4: Pel Mel 3, 4, Sports Editor 4: Football 4. Varsity 4: Swimming 2, 3, 4, Varsity 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3. Junior Varsity 2. GLORIA ELLEN SISTI Pelican Art Statt 4: Art Club 3: Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Sock and Buskin 3, Uncle Tom's Cabin 3: Hockey 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Baseball 3. 33 LOUISE A. SMILLIE French Club 4. DOROTHY JANE SMITH Pelican Board 4: Knighi and Lamp 4: French Club 4: Sock and Buslcin 3: Chorus 2: Baseball 2, 3: Baskelball 2, 3, 4, Cap- fain 4: Hockey 4: Badminion 2. ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE SPOONER Pelican Board 4: Knighl and Lamp 4: Pel Mel 4: Sock and Buskin 3, 4, Ladies in Reliremenfn: Chorus 2: Hockey 2, 3: Baskefball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Bowling 3, 4: Tennis 2, 4. WALTHER STORY STEPHENSON Knighl' and Lamp 4: Presideni of Junior Class: Presidenl of Senior Class: Siudenl Council 3: Baskelball 2, 3, 4, Varsify 3, 4, Co-Capiain 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsiiy 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Foolball 4, Varsily 4. JOSEPH KIMBELL SUAREZ Foofball 2, 3, 4, Varsily 2, 3, 4, Co-Capfain 4: Track 3, Varsify 3. 34 Sarah Lawrence Smiley -who's fhe DKE?- Should I gel' a permanen'f? - gefling orien+afed. Smifh Deeiay -la donna e mobile -smoky eyes-her beaufiful cloihes. New Paliz She fifs ihe parf-isn'l he won- derful?-black mask nail polish -can r see a fhing. Universily of Pennsylvania Waffle -moaning over Mona -The Seniors' choice-an all- around Schillingman. N. Y. M. A. Joe -I5 yards for clipping- runs a close second io Miller- Swaggering Joe-bears can'f swim. Curlis Wrigl1fTecl1. Keeping flue Pelican polliwogs in rho fanlr-he makes 'em fly -Lao fha Lion- I work, Goody geis the glory. Stevens lnsfifufe of Technology Ready, willing, and able- sab- ofage -low cenfer of grav- ify-silence, man al work. Colby Junior College Shirl --posfers and pelicans -in lner early flirfies-open house-Cornell blazer. Darfmou+h Priorify on brains-he sports a Cadillac-waiclw his foam- Palham Nefalor Bus Service. Merchanf Marine Academy Healing up Gus-Mon capi- Yaine, mon capilaine, ou allez- vous?-Mofor Boa? for Renf- good apple. LEO STEPHEN SULLIVAN Pelican Board 4: Avialion Club 4, Presi- denl 4: Cross Counfry 4, Varsify 4: Swim- ming Team Manager 4. JOHN MARSHALL TULLY Knighl and Lamp 3, 4: Soclr and Buslrin 2, 3, 4, Wha+ a Life, Ouf of fhe Fry- ing Pan : French Club 2: Traflic Squad 2: Foofball 3, 4. SHIRLEY KENDALL TUNISON Pelican 2, 3, 4: Co-Arl' Edifor 4: Pel Mel 2, 3, 4: Associale Ediior 4: Sock and Bus- lrin 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4, Varsily 3, 4: Baslcelball 2: Volleyball 2, 3, Class Team 3: Baseball 2, 3: Bowling 3: Tennis 2. JOHN V. UNDERHILL Knighf and Lamp 3, 4, Presidenf 4: Swim- ming 3, 4, Co-Capfain 4. WILLIAM A. VEY Model Railroad Club 2, 3: Cross Counfry 4: Varsify 4. 35 JOSEPH F. VIVALO Baseball 2: Cross Counfry 3, 4. HOPE WATSON MARJORIE ELEANOR WELKER Chorus 3, 4: Hockey 3: Baslxelball 4: Base- ball 3. JANET EYRE WENSLEY Pelican Board 4, Co-Ari' Edilor, Knighl and Lamp 3, 4: Orcheslra 2, 3, 47 Ari Club 2: Pel Mel 3: French Club 4: Bas- l:e+ball 2, 3, 4, Varsify 43 Baseball 3, Var- sily 35 Hockey 3, 4, Varsily 4: Volleyball 3, Class Team 3. MARILYN ARMSTRONG WEST Chorus 4, Secrelary 4, Rhyrhmic Exer- cises 4. 36 Joe -+eachers' pei'-happy am I, from care l'm free-Joe for President Where fhere's life, fhere's hope -oh, Johnny-chess champion-Canada Kid. Easlern School of Physicians' Aides Shorfy- Ou'ra my hair, Loyda -fhe long and shorf of if- basso profundo. Ohio Wesleyan Universify Her squeak box--gelfinq away from fhe poinl-precision and perfeclion-pulchriludinous. Hollins, Virginia Soufhern belle - af lasl a blonde wi+h brains-melody maid-silence is a greaf arf of conversalion. Edgewood Parlr Tipsy -handy wirh The needle -ihose qored slrirfs-her huge bows-iiiferpaf. Fordham Guillaume du Bois -hisiory genius- Kruse did ill - Four merif badges and - Columbia Edgy -Home-Spun Tales- Capfain Young- Clear The showers for The Chess Team! Virginia Bob -- occupation, Liqhi House Keeper-sailing, sailing up To Scarsdale--burning up The cinders-quipsfer. Sing Sing Teachers College Joe -lslparlring af The vachi club-prinl whislle's pei-wrih ing posicards from The Casino. PATRICIA ANN WHELAN Sock and Buskin 3: Cheerleading 4: Chorus 2: Sewing Club 3: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Vol- leyball 2, 3, Class Team 3: Baseball 2: Bowling 3, 4, Varsify 4. WILLIAM DAVID WOODS Band 2, 3, 4: Orchesira 2, 3, 4: Foofball 2, 3, 4, Varsily 4: Traci: 3: Model Railroad 2, 3, 4, Secreiary 4. EDGERTON PHlLlP YOUNG Pel Mel 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Chess Club 3, 4, Presidenl' 4: Chess Team 3, 4, Capiain 4: Cross Counrry 2. ROBERT YOUNG Baslcefball 3, Junior Varsiiy 3: Fooiball 4, Varsity 4: Track 2, 3, 4, Caplain 4. JOSEPH OUENTIN BLOW Newspaper Collecfors 4, President 4, Noiice Dislribulor 2, 3, 4: Library Loafers League 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Foofball 2, 3, 4: Chief Wafer Boy 4. 37 Q I , Q.Q,A5.,, 'ff' ' l Q 1 Y qvqn 1 'il yr! Oi X fix 'f 263 WW 9 93 M 'S-' W We. 'Qi 2? fit W0 ' 4 fy i as vK. if H s - X N IZWENS LEY g ' WHO'S We, flue Class ol lorly-lwo ln compiling our Wl1o's Wlwo l-lad a problem lacing us, For we're all illuslrious And fo Choose was dilllicull, Bur now we oller llwis resull. Waff and Shiedsy are by lar From our poll rnosl popular. Wall loo lor our sclwool lnas done More +l'ian any o+l'1er one. l-landsornesl-Ross Fife: John K. ls runner-up lwillw a loupeel. Goody we all cerlily ls our prelliesl sugar-pie. Mosl allnlelic-Riley, Don. Dale-our choice as Amazon. Janie Guard and Elie are dressed Of us looys and girls llwe besl. Jackie Flynn is queen of flirlrs. Willi her wiles slfie slays experls. .-I WHO r lg n' J yyyy yyyc f 4 4 'M L Q 5 1! Roland Barhyfe we concede ls rnosl likely 'ro succeed. Joe Suarez rolled up high score For lhe laziesl. vlr!l'16ll5 more ' H He has done lhe school lor most , ' Blqqesl Bluff, hirn loo we loasl. . Charlie Cushing sure was framed, 1-- Balny ol our class hes named. , The brlqhlesl sludenl, Elaine J. 'Wilh lhe Teachers has a way. Wilh lhe girls is quile lhe boy. For These ilerns, ofhers 'foo Jim Leahy's narne lcepl coming Through. 5 T x Our Caeanova, Jaclc McCoy '-1 ff W l --l E H ..-1 E Yol lhlf, man ol qreal renown E x 'Q' Sol lim only as class clown. Z nr Xsfxgs Q.. F I -' 91.01.-,S :.Eu.f:nT ,Cast Will and Gfsinmcuf We, lhe class ol '42 being oll lhe beam, oul ol lhe groove, wilh no leel on lhe ground, and slighlly punchy in lhe bargain do hereby leave lhe children and our so-called menlal superiors, lhe lacully, lhe lollowing gills in lhe hope lhal lhey loo may share our cozy padded cells in lhe lulure. FIRST: To Miss Maslen we leave name lags lo idenlily all her lhings, one sweel hour, and one unhermelically sealed room. SFCGND: Miles Gibbons leaves his ear phones lo be placed alop lhe lower in order lo piclc up lhe sound ol lhe approach ol enemy aircrall. THIRD: To Miss Taylor we leave one Pelly Calender lo brighlen up her Ieclures on analomy. FOURTH: To lhe lulure geniuses Blanlc, Jamison, and Main, and inci- denlally Henry Morgenlhau, we leave lhe Sherman Theory-nine cenls in lhe hand is worlh eighleen in lhe boolcs. FIFTH: To prospeclive wolves we leave an ample supply ol love benches al lhe corner by Room I3O. SIXTH: To Mr. Milos we leave a permanenl lixlure lo occupy lhe seal closesl lo his deslc-one beaulilul blonde, 5 leel 8 inches, eyes ol blue, and ready lo laugh al lhe corniesl iolce. SEVENTH: Gloria Sisli leaves her lungs lo be used as an air raid siren. EIGHTH: To Mr. Winler we leave eighl hours ol sleep every nighl and one helmel lo be used when conlronled wilh slubborn classes. NINTH: To Mr. Cripps we leave a new lie and a challc resislanl suil. TENTH: To Uncle George we leave a new lie and a challc-resislanl suil. ELEVENTH: John Kreuler leaves lo Mr. Harbison his assorlmenl ol hair lonics, brushes and combs. TWELFTH: To lhe ianilors we leave lhe Pel Den lor lhe summer season in lhe hope lhal radios and more and more comlorlable pillows will be inslalled. THIRTEENTH: To Mr. Slrong we leave a boys' sludy hall. FOURTEENTH: To lhe nexl Pelican board we leave a double Bromo Sellzer lo help pull lhem lhrough lhe hangover lrom our punchiness. Signed and sealed lhis lwenly-second day ol May, Anno Domini nineleen hundred and lorly-lwo. THE CLASS OF '42 Dumbo Red Slcellon Q The Sainl v Wilnesses .. G - K ,qbzv WQ4 , 2 is gr- Y' , A :ww 'MM 4 ' H' rr UI 4' 55 i Qin .1-fu : A 5 'H f 5 A ui -gi 4x . 72531. E,4.J,L3 1 x x 'W 4 uf 1 Q? lf. 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' gl: 0 3 , .f ' Um 'gh Q 5, 'rmu H 1 'iw ' 43047 . ff ,. ' 9 Qu, Q , 5 4 tg , M ggi 3 ' ' gs Align tgi . ' ef fs Q F9 figs' Q9 N? YP? Q 'Nw ff' 3 '1 , , ,Xi . 4 . M , Q ep . Q w , Qs- f. ,. 95 ' - , - sa A L, , . ,f 'ff . T? LU M A 5 1 A Q Af 13' K 1 L w- - -y Y 'f '.. xv .1 , U 4 y . : A 'V ' ' Y - ,'1?fsaXg . ,fl F f 8 wal t J 'K I xl. , . xi. -ft Q 1329, vb glgxlp B 'E' r PELICANS S0 G GF THE JU IOR HIGH We are The Junior High, The supporT oT The school are we: This The Seniors can'T deny, For here They Too began, you see. Kickball, serviceball, volleyball Too These we pursue wiTh a vim. Social, General, Music and ArT, All TavoriTes Trom The Time we begin. The Junior G.O., always crammed wiTh dough, Makes The Senior G.O. loolc pale: And our assemblies, many and good, Cause The Seniors Theirs To bewail. ln The 7Th we're iusT some bewildered kids: ln The 8Th our bearings we've goTTen1 In The 9Th we're being rushed wiTh bids And Thinlc The Junior l-ligh is roTTen. Ah yes, and Then lOTh-graders are we, And we wall: around in such a daze ThaT each oT us yearns and longs To be Back where The halls weren'T such a maze. Oh, we are The Junior l-ligh, And proud we are To say iT, And when a Senior passes by We'd raTher see Than be iT! 47 Ifunclzg is h SepTember The eighTh we reTurned To The grind. W Remember how Tunny we all TelT To Tind ThaT now we had come To our very lasT year And Trom These porTals we'd soon disappear. OcTober broughT round our TirsT big Thrill ln our annual baTTle wiTh PleasanTville. ThirTeen To Twelve, boy whaT a game! Those PleasanTville l-lusldes almosT puT us To shame. -Xf . The Soclc and Buslciners presenT ' A W Ladies in ReTiremenT. The moral was: Don'T ever desire , To go oTT To The counTry and reTire. A: '. V5 .'.ii f vi The AmaTeur l-lour amazed us mosT To Tind so much TalenT of which we can boasT And we believe ThaT we could ouTshine All oTher versions oT modern design. Old Pelham I-Iiqh had a big surprise BUT iT wasn'T Too old To open iTs eyes. When our Powers models swepT To and Tro ln Barbara l-lill's big Tashion show. Date Hank lT's eiTher spring Tever or senioriTis BUT whaTever iT is, ThaT bug sure does biTe us. And we lose all ambiTion Tor worldly acclaim We iusT wanT To enioy The weeks ThaT remain OuT oT The Frying Pan, our spring play Was The TunniesT show yeT To come our way. For laughs per minuTe ThaT well-chosen casT WiTh hilarious anTics could noT be surpassed. Chorus girls, Treaks. we had Them all AT our giganTic TiTanic carnival, And aTTerwards we picked The besT i ' X 'QB OT Those who enTered our dance conTesT. f L, .f.5.'5'5? 7 ff Around abouT The middle oT May Comes a very imporTanT day The Pelican is Tresh oTT The press. AT lasT The Board may enioy some resT. And now we all waiT as CommencemenT nears Bringing an end To our high school years. 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N G K wi FH-V .Tk 55 Q-wx Qin 5 ' V FH Wig, 'Z'-Unis-B 'iuaavml .taawfq . N. , ,ff . '13 .-if ,lr .-., .- vw x ' , J X if 'Azz . ,ag vw kr , ,J 2. - . - V -- -' .YS gs Y t W i 0.7K N-sb! 'E ,Q- .a -1' TUDENT COUNCIL 5 Every sluclenl ouqlul lo know Somellming of llmeir greal G.O.. l-low Jrluey work and slrive To scrape Money up wi+l1ou+ mislalce, l-low our able presiolenl' Always keeps lhe school conlenl, ' S And willm poli+ician's ease PELHAH MQRIAL H SCHQOL Lels us lcnow he aims To please. Tickefs lo sell and paris 'ro learn And props lo find all make us yearn To do our par+ and fill 'rlwe bill For W. Francis Scoll Delvlille. SGCK 8 BLISKIN l BUSKI resenfs I lin if f .ni W lll Qi- 1 ill P 1 ii? 9 Sh -bl 7: 4, . i 53 PEL MEL .x i-limit 54 You musl be a sleulh Lilce l-lilda or Rulh ln digging up news for lhe paper. Repor+ing's hard work, And you may go berserlc To malce lhe Pel Mel a lirsl-raler. When all's said and done, ll really is fun, Especially when filling a headline: There's proofs +o be read, Then pul if lo bed, A rninule +o spare before deadline Parlez-vous ef commenf dire S'il vous plaif ef voulez lire, Miroir Oh's, Cafe Cognac, Theafer grease and prin'rer's black, Cercle Frangais, Monsieur Hiver. Pass room A: you'll find fhem fhere. W Y'1 9x FRENC LUB sa A ,W 4 Vzjff' '04 Y wg ' vw Q-te :Was Qqfs'.fa' r. .2 ala jzzzaa, l,1:p::g,, 'arg Y i 55 The lrombones blareg lhe lrumpels blasl. Pelham's band is marching pasl. Who can possibly feel glum When he hears our big bass clrum, While our maiorelles prance by? l-lere's lhree cheers for Pelham l-lighl BA D 56 Come on fellas, le+'s go! Too+ lhose horns and draw 'rhal bowl Well, piano-whal's The mailer? Read lhose noles and slop Thar clallerl Noi one of lhe chorus would go very far If she fried 'ro become a grea+ opera slar. Bul if you iusl hear lhem all harmonize You'd 'rhinlc lhey were all opera slars in disguise. CRCHE TRA A D CHORLI l Down in The deep darlc dungeon Under The pipes and The floor There was a room which no one lhoughl' Could be much use any more. Buf Pelham's induslrious fellows Wifh A. J. Fregans al' Their head l-lave sel io worlc and now made if A busfling railroad shed. Through underpasses and Tunnels Pas? semaphore and curve O'er miles and miles of winding 'rrack Their model choo-choos swerve. MCJDEL RAILROAD 58 Ridou'r's Roaring Riofeers A+ eighl A.M. musl praclice cheers. Yel' in splle of early hours All are jusr as fresh as flowers. All 'rhe arguers in Pelham Can see ius+ how +hey ra+e By joining Mr. Dunlap's club And 'frying lo clebale. HEERLEADING AND DEBATING ,gl In Spanish Club. so rumor goes, lhey never gel much done, Bul chocolale cake and movie shows have made il loads of fun. And while our senorilas dream of handsome foreadors. The Spanish gals gel leflers from fhe Pelham High Senors. f . Hu JI x if J W4 4 SPANISH Luis COMMERCIAL CLUB lf a business career's ahead of you Bur your parricular lob-a haze, Commercial club's rhe lhing for you, We'll show you how +o gel +ha+ raise! The call 'ro arms brings oul' our lcnighls As each in single combal lighls. . - - I And one by one our opponenfs fall - ' While good Sir Brunr dorh cry +o all, i i Le+ +here be deafh for PeIham's foes . .. . 1 Who dare +o risk our wary blows! - L I .r A I :. r' --A.. vm. cl-ness CLUB 6I Every day Knighf and Lampers Make fhemselves Pel Den campers Bridge fiends. gossips, sleepers. 'foo Use Hwis as Their rendezvous. KNIGHT 7-KND Z, - W LAMP rrr 5? Q, na nv S - ...en Q, X i Nw .Sw 13-Miixif A fi we P 'EW ' , - W, Q ? -gy-r 5 ,A X .x N Q. - vm- ' w,,mM'N-5 x The I94-I grid Team compleTed a successTul season winning 5 games ouT oT 7 and piling up 85 poinTs To Their opponenTs' 32. The Schillingmen opened The season by losing a see-saw TilT To Wash- ingTon Irving 6-7. SmarTing Trom This seTbaclc, The Pelicans came roaring baclc To sound The deaTh lcnell Tor Scarsdale and Mamaroneclc. ln The opening lciclc-oTT oT The second halT aT Scarsdale The mighTy miTe, George Shiras, churned his way 80 yards To pay dirT wiTh The lone Tally oT The game. AT Mamaroneclc, U-ball ShaTTuclc plunged across The Orange and Black goal line 3 Times To help adminisTer The 29-6 drubbing. UnpredicTable EasTchesTer Took Pelham O-6 in The sloppiesT exhibiTion oT The season. -l'hirsTing Tor blood, The Pelicans humbled Tuclcahoe 6-O on Rush Riley's 43 yard solo dash: Peelcslcill was mangled 26-63 and our TradiTional rivals, PleasanTville, bowed To Blue and WhiTe I2-7. This year's Team had a TasT breakaway baclofield which included guarTerbacl4 Shiras, halTbacks Riley and Young, and Tullbaclcs ShaTTuclc, Sherman, and ReTTaliclc. In The line were Propper, Fendriclc, co-capTain Suarez, PoTTer, l:awceTT, lvienna, and Woods. NexT year's hopes are brighTened by The reTurn oT an undeTeaTed J.V. Team. CDOTBALL 64 The I94l-42 cage season aT TirsT glance implies a raTher mediocre year Tor Coach Carl Schilling, bu+ a close sTudy shows many a surprise and upseT. A record oT nine wins and seven losses is vindicaTed by double drubbings To lvlamaroneck. EasTchesTer. and Those Tricky Blackbirds up Hudson way, WashingTon Irving. A 22-I9 vicTory over AlberT Leonard, an A-I guinTeT, was also anoTher diamond among The rocks. Pushing The Pelicans inTo The win column were single Triumphs over Sacred l-learT and Tuckahoe. Peeking inTo The gloomy side oT The ledger we Tind The Blue and WhiTe Trampled by Ossining, I-lasTings, NorTh TarryTown, SainT Gabriel's, and roughly TreaTed by Peekskill who walked over us Twice. Of The 498 poinTs neTTed To The opponenTs' 483 Rush Riley corraled II5 Tor high scorer, Tollowed by lanky Jack Gray wiTh 89 and Waliiie STevenson wiTh 76. The season was marked by The Tine ball handling oT Co-capTain ShaT- Tuck and Fendrich, and The developmenT oT Tine maTerial Tor nexT year. WiTh such Tine players as Don Fendler. I-lellwig, l.aSalva, and Gray reTurn- ing To The wars in '43, King Carl can be a liTTle less pessimisTic. BASKETB LL 65 BASEBALL The I94l baseball Team, under The apT TuTelage of Pop LaBarre, Turned ouT To be one oT The TinesT squads To don The Blue and WhiTe. Combining a heavy hiTTing ouTTiT wiTh Two oT The Tinesl' piTchers in The counTy. The Pelicans ran roughshod over eleven opponenTs, losing buT Tour, and ironically. each oT The Tour by one run. The Pelican Pommelorsu boasTed single wins over lrving School. Peelcslcill lvliliTary Academy, Yonkers CenTral, Ardsley, and a double drub- bing To EasTchesTer. They spliT games wiTh WhiTe Plains and Tuclcahoe and Tound NorTh TarryTown The only uncraclcable nuT-dropping Two To This Tine Team. l-lighlighTs oT a colorTul season were Jo-Jo DeFilippo's piTching record oT 8 wins and l deTeaT, Bamboo Johnson's no-hiTTer againsT EasT- chesTer, and The heavy hiTTing oT l-lecTor lvlarruzzelie, The Sophomore Bambino, who lambasTed The old apple To The Tune oT .436. Also conTribuTing To The Team's baTTing average oT .307 were Bobby SmiTh's .38l, Bob l-lawThorne's 380, and Gene Reilly's .373. CROSS COLI TRY The cross counTry Team of l94l won Two and losT five meeTs. a record due parTly To The lack of a pracTice field and parTly To The scarciTy of veTerans. ln The opening meeT wiTh Saunders. our Team was defeaTed 2I To 34. Affer being beaTen by De La Salle aT Van CorTlandT Park on OcTober I7, The Team reTurned on The 24Th To win a Triangular meeT There. Scarsdale was Trampled in a pracfice meeT The following week, and in our lasT dual meeT The Team losT 22 To 33 To a fleeTer Brooklyn Poly Prep Team. s ln The Three counTy secfional meeT The harriers finished ninfh ouT of eleven, our only consolafion being ThaT we defeafed our class B opponenf. Capfain Tom Burke, Bill Vey-capfain-elecT for nexf year--and Gus QuaTroni, were The ouTsTanding performers. Ofher high scorers were John Kreufer, Leo Sullivan, Gardiner Caldwell, Jim McMullen, Doug Ryan. Louis Kruse, Gordon Miller and John Acker. The Team had one of iTs mosT efficienf managers This year in Ed Koch. lh..f ff! f WT X., Q31- 68 TRACK The I94l Pelican Track Team was The TirsT To TasTe deTeaT in The las+ six years. WeaThering The hardesT schedule in Their hisTory, The Pelicans came ouT counTy champions, having losT, however, a Triangular meeT on Long Island. Dual meeT vicTories were scored over Saunders, lvlamaroneclc, and Peelcslcill. We also came in TirsT in our class in The WesTchesTer relays. won The WhiTe Plains-GorTon meeT and had aT The FreeporT-Mepham meeT our TirsT deTeaT in The hisTory oT Coach l.acey's Teams. Bob Wilcox Turned in The TasTesT 440 ever run by a WesTchesTer aThleTe when he hiT 5I seconds TlaT and Bob Wensley seT a new Pelham mile record in 4:46. The 880 relay Team oT CapTain Ellis Moore, Ralph Isole, Wilcox, and Young seT a new counTy record oT l:33.9. OTher ouT- sTanding perTormers were Nash Babcoclc, l-lerb SmiTh, Bob Rea, and Joe Suarez. SWIMMI G The I94l-42 swimming feam closed a fairly successful season by splashing up a fourfh in fhe Wesfchesfer Counfy Championships held af fhe Mounf Vernon Y, The record for fhe year was five wins, over- shadowing fhree defeafs. ln dual meefs such fop-nofch feams as Davis and New Rochelle were forpedoed by fhe Pelican mermen. Mamaroneclc, Nyack, and Isaac Young also were sunk before fhe heavy guns of The Blue and Whife. Marring fhe record were fhe dubbings adminisfered by Peelaslcill l-l.S., Peelcslcill Milifary Academy. and by Davis in fhe refurn meef. Co-capfain John Underhill was fhe ousfanding performer on The feam as well as one of fhe finesf swimmers in fhe counfy. Underhill churned fo eighf consecufive wins in fhe IOO yard breasf sfrolce and ferminafed fhe season by smashing fhe Counfy record for fhis disfance. Also oufsfanding was fhe undefeafed medley relay feam of Co-capfain Kreufer, Underhill, and Nelson. Credif for fhis year's well balanced feam goes also fo fhe sferling efforfs of fhe Ryans, Bond, Shiras, Maclvlullen, and fhe efficienf managers. HOCKEY Dribble, dribble, li'r+le wing, Scin+illa+e and use lhaf swing. This female game sure does look wacky Buf you can be+ we'll win, by cracky! The famous Pelham hockey 'ream. capfained by Ann Shields rode To vic+ory once more in Jrhe '4I hockey season. Our illuslrious he-women won an easy 4-I vicfory over Rye in lheir firsf game buf mel sfiffer com- pefilion in Jrhe Scarsdale game which Pelham losl 2-4. In 'rhe laslr game of lhe season New Rochelle was defealed by a score of I-O. Lo+s of luck +o Miss Chappel and nexi year's hockey leam, and here's hoping Thai' lhe '42 season will emulale lhe '4l season! 70 VOLLEYB LL l-lave you noTiced, in The girls' gym, whaT has happened To The walls? There was plasTer, now There isn'T, Thanks To blows Trom volleyballs. Bare spoTs may noT look so preTTy, buT They speak oT loads oT Tun, And They bring back recollecTions oT The games we've played and won Punchy sTill swells up whenever he Thinks oT The volleyball season, Tor boTh The TirsT and second Teams were vicTorious by large margins, despiTe The deTermined opposiTion oT The EasTchesTer and New Rochelle squads. To puT iT blunTly. We skunked 'em. Co-capTains BeTTy Daley and Anne Shields ably led Their Team Through all sorTs oT diTFiculTies. The shorTesT girls had an equal opporTuniTy To display Their skill and agiliTy wiTh The Taller members and TogeTher They always senT back a deadly reTurn. 7I BASKETB LL You all have heard ThaT li++le rhyme, A TiskeT, a TaskeT. Now lisTen To The sTory oT a sTrong and meTal baskeT. We Try To geT The ball Through iT, buT on The way we drop iT: The oTher kids Then pick iT up and in Their baske+ pop iT. I942 proved To be a red-leTTer season Tor Miss Chappel's courTiers, The TirsT Team, led by Ann Shieds, having Their TirsT undeTeaTed season in many a moon. NOT only did They Trim Scarsdale and Bronxville To The Tune oT 33 To IZ, and I8 To I3, respecTively, buT They played one oT The TasTesT games ever seen on a WesTchesTer high school courT, according To The referee. The second Team, capTained by Sarah Babcock and Mar- iorie GarTon, bowed To Scarsdale, buT were vicTorious over Bronxville. Mary Anne Marvin's Third Team ended The season wiTh The same record. l-lere's hoping nexT season will be as Tavorable Tor Miss Chappel and her gang ! G See how each opponenr guells When up againsr our bowling belles Loolcing as if +hey've nary a care They always score a sirilce or a spare Pelham Memorial High School has ioined wilh The resr of +he counrry in becoming bowling conscious. Every Tuesday aflernoon, rhe iwenly- Tour alleys of The Vernon l-leighls Recrearion Cenrer are iammed wirh The Pelham enrhusiasrs. Under The able supervision of Miss Bradi, The Pelham bowlers have been 'rransformed from novices who bounced Their balls info The gurlers lo experienced and professional-looking bowlers who knock down slrilces and spares wifh 'rhe grearesf of ease. From rhe original group of regular Tuesday bowlers. Miss Brad? chose a bowling Team which meers on Fridays in order lo praclice correcf form and lo concen+ra+e on The rriclcs for malcing spares. Aller many weelcs of Training and praclice, rhe advanced group finally was able 'ro prove rheir skill in compelirion marches againsl While Plains, Bronxville, and New Rochelle. BASEBALL WiTh baT in hand, our IasT year's squad seT ouT To meeT The Toe. They slugged Their way To vicTory like Joe DiMaggio. Since mosT oT The same squad remains, This year our hopes are high ThaT blow by blow They'II win once more Tor good old Pelham I-Iigh. Three cheers Tor The Pelican JoITing Janes. WiTh The school song upon Their lips and deTerminaTion in Their hearTs, our I94I squad seT TorTh To meeT The Toe. And meeT Them They did in such a way as To bring glory and honor To good old Alma MaTer. Our FirsT I-Ionor Team slugged iTs way To vicTory over boTh Scarsdale and Bronxville To The Tune oT I2 To 9 and IO To 5 respecTiveIy, and Though our second Team was deTeaTed by Scarsdale I5 To I I and by Bronxville I2 To 8, iT gave iTs opponenTs someThing To worry abouT. A voTe oT Thanks is owed To Mrs. Wholers who Took over in Miss ChappeI's absence and coached our promising young Caseys so successTuIIy. This year's prospecTs look very rosy, indeed, Tor we have Miss Chap- pel back again and also mosT oT IasT year's squad including iTs TirsT Team capTain and sTar piTcher, Dizzy Dean Daley, and iTs second Team capTain, Glo-Glo FrosT. 74 ANNE MOORE, Edilor-in-Chief LITERARY BOARD George Shiras, Lilerary Edilor Charles Cushing Jean Deck Elaine Julian Elizabelh Kellock Elinor Fairchild Alberl Jellcoal' Maloelle Fairchild Deborah l-leyl Dorolhy Jane Smilh ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY BOARD Shirley Tunison, Janel Wensley, Co4Arl Edilors Ernesl Eilerf, Pholoqraphy Edifor William Galbrailh Rulh Lesler Selma Male ivlariorie Garlon Barbara Hill Joan Moran Rulh Howe Gloria Sisli BUSINESS BOARD Ross File, Business Manager Horner More, Adverlising Manager Belly Anderson Nash Babcock Eugene Bowen Gloria Conslanline Beverly Dickerson James Gaynor Helen l-lulchinson Lily May Jensen Louis Kruse Audrey Lellson Louise Luhman Marie McLean Warren Nelson Rose Policaslro Auquslin Qualroni Elizaloelh Spooner Leo Sullivan Muriel Fawcell TYPISTS Caroline Nisar ADVISERS Lilcrary Adviser, RUTH L. SEAVER Arf Adviser, HELEN D, HOMER Business Adviser, JULIA E. ROCKEFELLER Lasl bul nor leasl comes The Pelican Board Which wanls a shorr iingle lor Hs own reward The Lileralure. Ari' and Phorography Slafls Have sfruggled 'rheir darndesl 'ro give you some laughs. While lhe money colleclors have walchecl every cenl. We're worn To a frazzle lo make you conlenrq And if you don'+ like if we'll feel awfully blue, So please. iusl' remember, we're human like you. PELICAN STAFF DIEGES 8: CLUST I7 JOHN STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. MANUFACTURING SPECIALTY JEWELERS CLASS RINGS and PINS MEDALS, CUPS, TROPHIES and PLAOUES ATHLETIC AWARDS Manufacfurers of Jewelry for 'rhe Class of I943 Going For'rh Io Conquer . . . New worlds ahead, Gradualesl New worlcls, new ideas, new hopes, new alfainmenls for which your pasl years have 'fried To lil you. Whelher you plan 'ro conlinue your schooling or feel ready Io enler +he business baHle, if is our pleasure 'ro proffer This worcl of encourage- menl and congralulalion. God speed, goocl luclc, and high hopes for your liulure is our sincere wish 'Io all of you. COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Convenienlly Localeol Io Serve Ihe People of Ihe Pe hams PELHAM BRANCH - Firsl' Nalional Banlc of MT. VERNON, N. Y. 35 FIFTH AVENUE PELHAM, N. Y Member Federal Deposir Insurance Corporalion BEST WISHES fo E CLASS of i942 -M2 PHOTOGRAPHERS 520 FIFTH AVENUE New York Est I886 NEW RoCI1eIIe 6-5000 PHILIP DINKEL, Inc. TABLE Necessmes H TABLE LUXURIES 346-348 NORTI-I AVENUE New Rochelle, N. Y. SPALDING SADDLE SHOES RADIO, ELECTRICAL DEVICES SoIrI ExcIusim-Iy in PeII1am and New ROCIIGIIB at and BI-UEBIRD RECORDS COOPER'S SPORT SHOP KOLB 8: CRAWFORD 600 MAIN STREET Opp. Loew's New Rochelle , H PEII1 8-0878 Your Newsy Friend am M. K. MANOOKIAN 53.00 a Year bc a Copy DOMESTIC and ORIENTAL RUSS 9 CIeanInq - Repairing - SIorIng - Weav g 8 I PELHAM, N. Y. I99 SPARKS AVENUE Telephone PEII1arn 8-I I I2 Pelham. N. Y. BREAD TO THE OUEEN'S TASTE Molher lshe's lhe Queen, you knowl, is always for hungry supper appeliles--when a bread fray of lender, lragranl Marvel Bread graces lhe lable. You'II find Marvel golden-crusled . . . wilhavelvely crumb . . . each slice offering 'rhe homey goodness of real bread flavor. This loaf has a firm. fealhery lexrure lhal home bakers envy. You gel il al lhe pealc of freshness . . . each loaf is daled righl on 'rhe wrapper. Also, Marvel is Enriched wilh heallhlul vilamins and minerals. Tasle il. Toasl il. Tesl il' in any way. Perfect you'll say. And iusl lhinlc of A8IP's budgel-saving low price! You'll be delighled in every way! 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