Pelham Memorial High School - Pelican Yearbook (Pelham, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1948 volume:

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Wynne Keevef THERESA ALFENITO Terry darlc eyes homebody +hose coolcnesl sleady pal 'rypl g for The Pellcan WILLIAM DOREY ANDREWS Money bags Pelhams Eunsleun The Fealher lvlerchanls 88 man Lord Jeffrey h pipe CHARLES WILLIAM BAISLEY Besl 'Tool forward The slcun you love Io Touch olT The baclqboards Wall II l gel my glasses on Qhes a nnce gurl' PATRICIA C BARRETT Palsy Sarah Bernhardl deah' scunllllalung parhes wnlh The Ihealer crowd dof feel her nmpersonaluons I O Pelican Board Chorus 4 AMI-IERST Kmghl and Lamp 3 4 Sludenl Council 4 Treasurer 4 Sock and Buslcun 2 3 4 Charleys Aunl Our Town Band 2 3 4 Orches Ira 2 3 Boys Sfale Represenla Ilve Foolball 3 4 Junior Varsuly 3 4 Traclr 2 Junior Varsrly 2 Swlmmnng 3 CO LOATE Transferred from Fordham Prep Pelrcan Board Soclc and Buslcm 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Foolball 3 4 Var suly 3 4 Baslcelball 3 4 Varsuly 3 4 Caplam 4 Track 3 4 Junior Varslly 3 Varsnly 4 UNIV OF COLORADO Pelican Board Soclc and Bu km 2 3 4 Growung Pains OurTown The Cal and The Canary Cho rus 2 3 4 Currenl Problems 4 cey 2 3 Baslcelball 2 3 Volleyball 4 Baseball 2 3 Tennis 2 Sludenl Councnl 2 Sock and Bus 4 Chorus 2 3 4 C leadnng 4 l-loclcey 2 3 4 Baske+ 2 4 Baseball COLLEGE OE NEW ROCHELLE Pelican Board Soclc and Buslun 2 3 4 French Club4 Rldlng 2 Vol leyball 2 3 4 Squad Leader 2 l-lonor Squad 3 Baslcefball 3 4 Tenms 2 COLLEGE OE NEW ROCHELLE Pellcan Board Soclc and Buskun 2 3 4 Business Manager 3 ahn Club 4 Presndenf 4 Red Cross 3 Pr sadenl 4 Volleyball 2 Honor Squad 3 Baslcelball 2 3 Caplamn 2 CONNECTICUT Transferred from Mllwaulcee Um versufy School Pelican Boardt Knighl and Lamp 4- Soc and Buslcn 4, 'ne Cal and The Canary 7 Chcrus 4: Curren? Problems 4: Baskelball 4 PAULA EILEEN BARRY Pau sue cheer full lu++le earful Bulldog Bulldog Bow wow wcw :ce ox Thlnl: nofhlng of If s T nalural'7 GRACE CATHERYN BRENNAN Career gurl lhe ofher half slanhng e es sugar n sp ce Bul Wnnler No Im Grace she s l-lelen HELEN JOSEPHINE BRENNAN K dsl Please sul clown' Prnnceps a lfruend 'ro all and a srsler +o every ofher 221 er Oh my bang MARY KEELOR BROOKS l-low you fallc' falung Pelham by s orm Ill gnve you a brownle 1+ s pldoodle no+ pududdlelf M l- waulcee s loss is ou gain' wl+h Jan' BOBbing around CHARLES H BRUNIE C I-I a+ 'llwe club gel our Ilme rule book kegler supreme We can always ren'r 'flue movre house JOHN MAXWELL BUCHER lvlaxue Gabriel blow your lworn' hard a+ work In Pel Den IrgIw+ lwearfed AUDREY JOAN BU RDICK Girls PLEASE be qulell Mme Clwarrman alias Mrs Webb femme lalale of flue 'rrlg class JOHN A BURKE Jeff fnghhng wu+I1 I-Iank good Ilwungs come In small packages I2 AMHERST Pelrcan Board Knrglwf and Lamp 4 Treasurer of Senlor Class Chorus 3 4 Eoofball 2 3 4 Junior Var sul 2 Baskelball 2 3 4 Jun or Var :fy 2 Varsn'y 3 4 Baseball 2 AMHERST Kmglwf and Lamp 3 4 Treasurer 3 Presldenl 4 Sfudenl' Council 2 Presldenf of Junlor Class Vnce Presldenf of Senior Class Sock and Buskln 3 Band 2 3 4 Orclneslra 3 Cl1orus3 4 Pel Mel 2 oo+ ball 3 4 Junior Varslry 3 4 Bas kefball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Junnor Varslfy 2 Varslfy 3 4 WILLIAM SMITH COLLEGE Pelacan Board Knrglfr and Lamp 3 4 Sludenf Council 4 Sock and Busknn 3 4 Our Town Currenl Problems 4 I-Iockey 3 4 Baske+ 3 FORDHAM Bn 2 3 4 Orchesfra 2 3 4 Swnmmxng 2 Track 2 4 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Pellcan Board Red Cross 2 3 4 Vice Presuden'r4 Chorus4 French Club 3 4 I-lome Economics 2 Twnrlers 4 I-Ioclcey 3 Volleyball 3 4 Baslce+ball3 4 Baseball3 PRINCIPIA Pelrcan Board Knlghr and Lamp 3 4 Sludenl Councll 2 Currenl Problems 4 French Club 4 Cho 2 3 4 Caplaun 4 Baslcelball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Junior Varsuly C orus 2 3 4 Foolball 4 ar slly 4 Chorus 3 4 Foolball 3 4 Baslcet 3 B ball 2 Junuor Varsuly 2 3 JOHAN NA FRANCES CARUSO J her beauhful clolhes walk :ng ad lor Chen Yu her French correspondenl The helghl ol hos pllallly CLYDE L CASANAVE Caplarn Clyde brains plus brawn an hrs brolhers Iroolsleps women donl bolher hum Bul Mr Wan WILLIAM L CASAZZA Wee WearyWuIIue Uncle George s prnde and goy has ou'r of lown glr s Casazza lhrough cenler for uve wnlh Jerry and The Pullas DANIEL WILLIAM CASEY Dan l wulh Tom one of lhe Echo Bay Boys hrs bug blaclc Paclcard playing Ihe held A T O alumnus I 3 1 I 1 I l I I I' OI.: I 3 - i o I rus 2, 3, 4: Foolball 2, 3, 4, lfarslly fgr -- I I I 3 2,'3 I ' I h I I I I V - . . I I l . . : . . A I I' : ball A Age ,i 4, ' f . f , ARTHUR DAVID CHARLTON Dave corpse of Ihe year one of Long Johns boys Whered you ge? fhal sweaIer7 7 HERBERT CHEN A man of few words hes bound lo succeed BARBARA CLAIRE CLEMENS Lenglhy phone conversahons7 re clofhes Oh +ha+ woman drmverl CHARLES S CONNINGTON JR Boomle he Trams Soils Sllenf sleepy Sam Old Reliable I4 COLUMBIA Transferred from Rloley College Onlaruo Canada Sock and Buslcan 4 The Cal and 'rhe Canary Chorus 4 Operalors Club 4 Cross counlry 4 Varsuly 4 Traclc 4 LEI-HGH French Club 3 4 Spannsh Club 4 Foofball 2 Baslcelball 2 3 4 Bad mun+on 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 COLLEGE OF NEW ROCHELLE Pelican Board Currenf Problems 4 Aulo Club 4 Pel Mel 2 3 Red Cross 2 3 Volleyball 2 I-loclcey4 Baslcefball 2 Baseball 2 3 AMHERST Knnghl and Lamp 3 4 Sludenl Council 2 Vnce Presldenl' of Junior Class Foolball 2 3 4 Junior Var suly 2 Varsuly 3 4 Baslcefball 4 Manager 4 Baseball 3 4 Junnor Varsuly 3 Varsufy 4 II Il. . 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I I I - I I I I l Chorus 2 3 Foofball 2 3 4 Var 2 4 Bask al mor Varsuly 2 Track 2 3 Junior Varslly 2 Varslly 3 4 IONA Band 2 3 4 Orchesfra 4 Fool' ball 4 Baskefball 2 Junior Varslly 2 Track 2 3 4 Junior Varsu+y 2 Varsufy 3 4 PACKARD Chorus 2 3 4 Twurlers 3 Skarmg 3 Hockey 2 3 4 Honor Squad 2 4 Volleyball 3 4 Baseball 2 Baskelball 2 4 Band 2 3 Orchesrra 3 Chorus 4 Foofball 2 3 Jumor Varsnfy 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Jumor Varsnly 2 3 4 CLEMENT ROBERT CUMBERBATCH Clem Joe Form sourhpaw Sam my Baugh De-Wulf bee bop JOHN GERALD DOYLE Murph he swmgs a mean clara nel ou+ wulh +l'1e boys hook sho+ arhsf ADELE HELEN DRAGO Wllrh Dale and Jeanne 'rhe quuef member of 22l For Whom fhe Bell Tolls B DWIGHT DUNHAM D hrs lea and crumper parries Capfaun Bloodshof I 5 JOSEPH V DEPAUL DUNSMORE Joey always In a dave e plursbus unum easy come easy go ANN ELIZABETH DWORSCHAK Sweel and lovely The legendary couple pedal pusher branny and conscnenhous walh Jo The Egg an I RICHARD WALTER ECCLESTON The promoler The poor man s Jam my Cagney one of The famous brolhers The General BARRY K ELDER He hasn'I learned how Io sland on hrs own Iwo feel Ihal wollush slare, he'd beal has Talher If grven The chance lun sporls, of coursel I 6 PENNSYLVANIA Secrelary Treasurer oTJun1or Class Soclc and Buslcln 3 Chorus 4 Fool ball 4 Varslly 4 Baslcelball 2 3 4 Junuor Varsnly 2 Varslly 4 Track 3 4 Varsnly 3 4 Caplaln 4 ELMIRA Pelican Board Kmghl and Lamp 3 4 Sock and Buslcln 2 French Club 3 4 Girls Slale Represenlahve Pel Mel 4 Llbrary Sfaff 2 3 4 Hockey 2 Baskelball 3 Volleyball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Band Leader 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Opera or s Club 3 4 Red Cross 4 Foolloall 2 3 4 Baslcelball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Transferred from Newburgh Free Academy, Newburgh, N Y Traclc 4 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Debahng 3 Navngahon 3 Oper arors 3 4 Soclc and Buslcnn 3 4 Foolball 4 Pang Pong 2 Chorus 4 Pel Mel 4 Baseball 3 4 Varsnly 3 4 Baslcefball 3 Fool ball 3 Varslly 3 TOBE COBURN Peucan Board Chorus 2 3 4 Spanish 2 Baseball 3 Baslcelball 3 Rudrng 2 STEVENS Chorus3 4 BaslceIball3 4 Foo+ ball 3 4 Junior Varsufy 3 4 Traclc 3 4 Junuor Varsrly 3 4 J PHILIP FAYEN Foxy one of Ihe 234 gang work :ng baclcsfage Ihe quae+ Iype h s I2 course lunches ALBERT GORDON FERGUSON Ace Coach Ferguson Ihe eo le vs AI Ferguson Ihe lump The grass rs greener nn Mounl' Vernon JOYCE ELIZABETH FERRY Jerce scissor fiend My whal blg eyes you have Grandma' home ns where +he hearr ns RALPH L FOERTSCH Floolch Raoul ou+ of Iown women he bowls em over meel you al The Bowery Asfor lean and anlcy I 7 PEGGE ISABELLE FORD e I+ wnfh an +ha+ sm e Iypuslr supreme Who s gor some gum7 Ioquacuous RICHARD D FROEHLICH S+age crew Johnny push uII cI1cIccIlcIc Mr WeI+on s Ie-I+ hand man lndusfrlous NANCY ALICE FROST Flsh effervescenf keeps Ihe ball rollvng everybody s pal J U G ROBERT GENTEMAN Black Shawn one of La Barres chosen 'Few aIways askxng for ad vuce aboulr women I-Iow d you do Ihe Ihurd pr'oI3Ie-m7 I 8 WM PACKARD Pehcan Board Pel IvIeI 4 VoIIey Ioa 4 MICHIGAN Auro Club 4 Sock and BusIcun 3 4 WI-IEATON Pehcan Board Sock and Buskln 2 3 4 Base-baII 2 3 Hockey 2 3 VoIIeybaII 4 SYRACUSE BasebaII 2 3 4 Junuor Varsxfy 2 V rsIy 3 4 Foorball 2 3 4 DARTMOUTI-I Pelncan Board Co edrlcr of Bus: ness Slafl Band 3 Chorus 3 4 French 3 4 Soclc and Busknn 3 Baseball 3 Varsnly 3 Baskelloall 3 4 Foolball 2 3 4 Junuor Varsuly 2 Varslly 3 4 SYRACUSE 'fr Chorus 2 3 4 Baslcefball 4 CENTENARK C orus 4 Soclc and Buslcun 3 4 Our Town Spamsh 4 Baseball 2 Ba lcelba 3 4 I-lockey 3 Tennis 2 1 .1 WILLIAM JOHN GRIFFIN III Bully an aulhorlfy on women he pol shes his car aI every red lrghlr hls women women women love ern and leave ern FRANK GRUBER Oklahoma here I come' a plc lure of unshalcable 'rranqusllnfy slow Ialker descrlblng The Olcla homa gurls DONALD FORD HAACKE uzelc Henry I'he FLIT loves hu I-IEMO and mullc gels a large charge when near Paulsre man alooul Iown loves Bunck converhbles MARJORIE JOAN HAMON al lulhng laughler he Gels around one of The mob those Iell Tale eyes another J U G I9 JEANNE ANNE HARTNETI' Jeannue one of lhe lwelve rea sons lhe Ieam would ralher slay on lhe bench Please guve me Tabu for Chrnslmas our Mlss Person alnly Plus SELMA HAYMAN ram chile e lronr IS r baby lhose days al camp 'lulure RICHARD LEE HENTHORNE Polce one of 'rhe orngnnal Flora Dora boys he +rea'ls fhe women rough he drlves by mghl lhe Iough courses he 'lakes HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT Hanlc one of Mr Millers favor :fe malh boys he always as e lasl say shorl buf yel so bug he doesnl belneve an Adlers 20 COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST VINCENT Sludenl Council 4 Secrelary Cheerleading 4 Chorus 2 3 Sock and Buslcln 2 3 Spanish Baseball 2 3 Baslcelball 2 3 Hockey 2 3 4 Honor Squad Squad Leader 4 HOLYOKE Pelican Board Knnghl and Lamp 4 Currenl Problems 4 French 4 Edu 3 Baseball 3 Baslcefball 3 Hockey Pelican Board Chorus2 3 4 Base ba 4 Foolball 3 4 Varsuly 4 Traclc 4 SPRING HILL COLLEGE orus 2 3 4 B ball 2 3 Baslcelball 2 3 4 Foofball 2 3 Manager Junnor Varslly 3 4 Traclc 4 I ' 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QVg'?f ' 7 WNW 4' Trwl 1 f . , ., .A 47, f1 x , v,lYH1f5 3, 4 I V CONNECTICUT Pelncan Board Co Ednlor In Chuef Knnqhf and Lamp 3 4 Sock and Buslcun 2 3 4 Pel Mel 4 Curren+ Problems 4 Rldnng 2 Hoclcey 2 3 Refereelng Junnor Hugh Q orf 3 Baseball 2 SMITH Pelican Board Sock and Buskun 2 3 Slage Door Our Town Pel Mel 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Currenl Problems 4 French Club 4 Oper arors Club 4 I-loclcey3 4 Honor Squad3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Honor uad3 4 Tennis 2 3 Hon Squad 2 3 HOOD Pelucan Board Chorus 4 Sock and In 2 4 Ba ball 3 lcelball 4 Hoclcey 2 3 4 Honor Squad 4 Volleyball 4 Honor Squad 4 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY French 4 Pel Mel 3 Red Cross 2 BasebalI2 3 BaslceIbaIl3 Hoclr y 2 Volleyball 4 JANET BRYDEN KELLOCK Never undereshmale Ihe powers of a womanl sporls a snappy yellow converhble always lcnnfhng weal rs and argyles MARILYN WHITE KNAPP Sferllng 'rnnlclung 'rhe lvorues Tennis champ lovely eyes over af 'rhe A C The Innes always busy JOAN DAVIESS KNIFFIN One of 22l s 'rhree sfronq allos loves spor+s I capjraun of Ihe slrage crew Rabbul' and all hrs fruends and relahons Joanne wnrh Debble and Palsy EDITH KOSSOFF Edle dornq her homework by candlelughf I+ mus'I' be Ihe ar good nalured Ihaf be-auhful le-I black halr 23 PATRICIA LaROSA Pal nervous wreck Tonyboy Tonyboy wonl you be my pony boy7 True Jrrue keeps Jrhem mg IH 22I needs a Jrran la+or clolhes horse wnlh Paulsne FOSTER J LATTIMORE One of Jrhe besl' lnfercephng passes hns quuel manner wows em 3 leHer man un The foofsfeps of Dlppy and Txmbo DOLORES E LAURITANO Laurie Supporls phone com pany wmfh her long conversahons wallfnng Drene d Parlez vous Francais royal queen hnlhng hugh C wlfh lvlarllyn J U G CAROL ANN LENG 22l enfhusnasl always smnllng one of fhe Blg Three capable and dependable 24 SKIDMORE Pencan B ard Chorus 2 3 4 French 4 Cock and Bu K n 2 Base ba 3 Baslcelball 4 l-loclcey 4 Riding 2 HOWARD Band 2 3 Baseball3 4 Jumor Var ssfy 3 Varslfy 4 Baslcelball 2 3 Junnor Varsrly 2 3 Foolball 2 3 4 Junior Varslly 2 3 Varslly 4 COLLEGE OF NEW ROCHELLE Pe scan B ard Chorus 2 3 4 French 3 4 Library Slafl 2 Twsrl ers 4 Baslcefball 2 3 Volleyball 3 4 Honor Squad Caplam 3 Honor Squad 4 DICKINSON Pelican Board Co Edulor Business Slarf Kmghf and Lamp 3 4 Treas urer 4' Pel Mel 4' Sludenl Councsl 31 Sock and Busldn 3 4 Secrelary 4' Currenf Problems 4' Baslcelball 37 l-locl4ey 3 I JELLESLEY Kmghl and Lamp 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 French 4 Orcheslra 2 3 4 Pel Mel 4 Baseball 2 3 Baslcelball Honor Squad 2 3 4 Hoclcey 4 Honor Squad 3 4 Tennus I-'onor Squad 2 3 Volleyball Hon r Squad 3 4 Caplaln 4 OLGATE Pel Mel 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Varssly 3 4 Baslcefball 2 3 4 Junvor Var snly 2 Varsary 4 Boxlng 3 Fool 2 3 PACKARD Pelican Board Pel Mel3 4 Chorus 3 4 Twnrlers3 Base al Honor Squad 3 Baslcelball 2 4 Honor Squad 4 Hoclcey 2 3 Honor Squad 4 Volleyball 2 Honor Squad 3 4 BARBARA ANN LEWIS Anolher Alrce Marble colors Ihe sensor class for she s a lolly good fellow wings her way across Ihe alhlehc held DAVID DE WOLFE LEWIS Jayvee Davey armed forces publucniy man curly has lnes and loves lusl aslc hum JOHN THOMAS LOGAN J T L worlcmg al Ihe Sanborn has uncle ouldoor he man JEANNE ANN LOPARDI W1+h Dale and Adele Ihere arenl any lnlce Lenny 'rhal Hepburn vorce 25 MARILYN JUDITH LORMAN The English odds are I4 'ro I our gay Senorrla her dark eyes and long lashes BARBARA JESSICA LURIE I-Ier beaullful red haur 'Ihe exohc 'rype lilies Io laugh her long phone conversahons GRACE FRANCES McCANNA Gracie genuine redhead Flllh Avenue s Influence on P M I-I S Ihal Ipana smile GLORIA ANN McCARTHY Pal Io all wnlh Carol and Audrey why IS she loyal lo Flor da7 could :I be Ihe oranges7 Oh Johnny oh Johnny how you can love 26 Pelican Board Chorus 2 3 Pel Mel 4 Spanlsh 2 3 Roller Slcahng 3 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Pelican Board French Club 4 Pel Mel 3 I-Iockey 2 3 Baslcelball 2 3 Volleyball 4 PARSONS SCHOOL OF DESIGN Pelican Board co ednlor Arl Slalf Chorus 3 4 Sock and Buslcln 3 Growing Pains Baseball 3 as lcelball 2 3 I-Ioclcey 2 3 4 Pelncan Board Comnnerclal 2 Pel Mel 4 Soclc and Buslcln 4 Base ball 2 3 Baslcelball 'Z 3 4 I-loclcey 2 3 4 I-Ionor Squad 4 ROSEMONT Pelncan Board Cheerleadnng Chorus 2 3 4 Sock and Buslcnn 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Baslcelball 2 3 4 l-locliey 3 4 PURDUE Pelucan Board Slrudenl Council 3 4 Pel Mel 3 4 Sock and Buslcun 2 4 The Cal and 'rhe Canary Aulo 4 French 2 COLLEGE OE NEW ROCHELLE 4 Secrelrary 4 Cheerleading 4 Co Capfaun 4 Chorus 3 4 Sock and Buslon 2 3 Baseball 2 Baslcel ball 2 3 4 Hoclcey3 4 l-lonor Squad 4 Tenms 3 Honor Squad 3 CORNELL Pelncan Board Chorus 4 Oper afors Z 3 4 Pel Mel 3 Soclc and Buslun 3 4 Growing Pauns Span :sh 2 4 Baseball 3 Baslcelball 3 Volleyball 3 4 MAUREEN PATRICIA McELHINNEY Mauzae wonderful lnslener perl and cule wlfh Jeannie and Coolue anolher of Ihe 'rwelve RICHARD JOHN McMULLEN Mac l donl smoke plugging The Gnanls suave whose yellow converhble dad l see you an las? nngh1'7 DONNA TERESE MATTHEWS sonallfy Plus she won The baffle of Glen Island Bridge MICHELA JACQUELYN MITCHELL Up In The Clouds alr mall specials Jrhe new loolc candld camera lnend hor pnloll 27 . I . 4: .. . ..: . I Pelican Board: Knighf and Lamp 3, Keeping her men on 5 Slflflgi Per- ROBERT EMMETT MITCHELL The guard a+ Faurvuew lakes slreams and Brooks wlfh Rog and Mac I fell asleep under a sunlamp agaxn lr7 klll EDWARD ALBERT MUNTZ Bug Ed Im going Io college Mad Man Munlz always Ihe genlleman WILLIAM ELMER MURRAY III Fehx Pelhams Don Budge a sheep an sheeps cIo+hung muld mannered BRERETON E NEBEL Brel connoisseur of hne wmes wufh 'rhe women 28 DAVIS AND ELKINS Sock and Buskm 4 The Cal and Ihe Canary Foofloall 2 3 Jumor Varslly 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Junior Varslly 2 3 4 LEI-IIGI-I Pelican Board Sfudenl' Councnl 4 Baseball 3 Baskefball 3 Foolball 3 Plng Pong 2 3 COOPER UNION Transferred from Marnsl Prep Esopus N Y Pelican Board Sock and Buskln 4 Aufo 4 Chorus 4 Badmunfon 4 . I I b II ll. I ' BIa' .-I'lI ' him! ' , , ll ' II. I I I . . ' . : .. WILLIAMS Transferred from Pleasanlvulle Pleasanlvulle N Y Sock and Buslcun 3 4 Presndenl 4 Chorus 4 Baslcelball 4 Foolball 3 Boxing 3 4 Traclc 4 Ing 4 Baslcelball 3 Traclc 4 Transferred from Sluyvesanl I-I S Bronx N Y oclc and Buslcm 4 The Cal and 'rhe Canary Chorus 4 Foolball 4 Baslcefball 4 Baseball 4 Varssly 4 PETER JOSEPH PIEPER Pele he huls 'rhe nanl squarely on Ihe Ihumb Mr RIdOUT 5 Thomas Ednson has voice feels mlghly low ANTHONY FRANCIS PILLA Tony wnlh Jerry and Wnllne op rales our of Iown changnng home rooms PATRICK ALEXANDER PILLA The famous Iwo smolcmg hrs pupe wllh Wlllrs FREDERICK M PISTILLI Golden 'rhroaled Caruso he learned Ihe ropes Tasl 'rhe vulann llallan lessons free 3l ' I-LS., 3 ' ' lzomlball 2- 3' Junior VGVSITY 27 BOX' Palm: Ihal old raffle-Trap: one of l l . . . 3 'll ' 5 NANCY TRIMBLE RAY Chem whuz wu+h Sally peache and cream number ple bl mg wal FREDERICK M RICHTER JR The Admnral dressed nn has savlor sud he has his own Ponhac 'om Ihe Navy and see Ihe New Ro chelle Armory WILMA ELLEN ROBINSON Wnllue chafferbox somelhung for Ihe boys :I s always Ihe s eer Ing season Iheres some+hsng aboul Conneclucuf ellervesce yes' es' DAWN LOUISE RYLANDER Emnly gurl wn+h 'rhe golden voice page boy perfecluon cool wafer Ihespuan L WELLESLEY Pelican Board Co Ednlor of Ar? Sl'aI'F Knxghf and Lamp 4 Sock Buslcsn 2 Ch us I-Ioclcey 2 4 I-Ionor Squad 4 Vol leyball 2 4 Baslcelball 2 4 WELLESLEY Pelican Board Sludenf Council 2 3 Sock and Buslcnn 2 4 Chorus 2 3 French Club 4 Red Cross 4 I-Ioclcey 3 4 Honor Squad 4 Bas lqefball 2 3 Baseball 3 SKIDMORE Pelican Board Sfudenl Council 2 Sock and Busknn 2 3 4 Vuce Pres: denl 4 Charleys Aunf Our Town G-rownng Panns The Car and The Canary Cheerleading 4 orus 3 4 el Mel 4 Cross 3 Library Slaff 2 bpanush Club 4 Ednlor 4 Baskefball 2 4 Baseball 2 3 Pelscan Board Sock and Buskun 2 AuTo Club 4 Chorus 4 OperaTors u 4 Pel M l 4 Twurlers l-lockey 4 Baske+baII 4 SKIDMORE Pellcan Board Sock and Buskun 2 3 4 Growlng Pains Chorus 2 3 4 Rudnng 2 3 4 Hockey 2 DARTMOUTI-l Pelican Board KnnghT and Lamp 3 4 STudenT Councul 2 3 4 Assl Treasurer 3 Pres1denT 4 CurrenT Problems 4 Debahng 3 French Club 3 Pel M612 3 4 SporTs Edu Tor 3 Edllfor 4 Cross CounTry 2 3 Manager 2 Vars1Ty 3 BaskeT ball3 FooTball4 Track? 3 Junxor llarsuTy 2 3 SWEET BRIAR Sock and Buskun 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Spanish Club 4 VIC PresudenT 4 R :ng 2 3 4 MARY ANN L SALIERNO Tnddle curling her bangs l'earT oT gold all Tor all her sweeT smile BARBARA COLLISON SCHULHOFF Babs her beauTlTul lashes whos her TavornTe corpse7 her parTues aTTer Young Peoples Talking IH Englzshl MARK SEXTON Chief I can T figure her ouT' on To Echo Bay YachT club T aT s Wha+ a moldy suTuaTsonl The G O Toreverl KATHARINE BRENTON SHAW KaTe Mr Sommers peT peeve o Thaf plardl whos Charlne7 shes headrng souTh horsewoman supreme her laugh 33 JULIA ELIZABETH SHEFFIELD Luzzo Boo sue d Frank' l l lnve ware a swell frnend nnlrlcale argyles JOHN DYER SLOCUM Porky hxs green car clear l'he floor here comes Slocum sorry le as my car us lull Bq awn FRANK BERKLEY SPOONER Deacon our wxlh lhe boys mrs Els or Nassau his Yale srenn play mg rhe field hrs horselaugh JEAN ELLEN STARK Cook e one ol lhe gang a real cule kld have you done your homework7 brrd voice scaller braxn hny bul she sure can Jrall 34 Sock and Buskln 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Twurlers3 4 Capraun 4 Hockey 2 3 Baskerball 2 Baseball 2 3 BOWDOIN Pelncan Board Sludenr Council 3 4 Vice Preslden+4 Chorus3 Operalors Club 2 3 Foolball 3 4 Junior Varslry 2 Varslly 3 B erball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Junior Varslry2 3 Varsl+y4 Gollfl- ST LAWRENCE Pelican Board Knlghr and Lamp 4 Srudenr Councll 4 Secrelary of Sensor Class Pel Mel 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 French Club3 4 Foorball 4 Track 2 3 4 Junior sury 2 3 Varsuly 4 Baseball 2 SYRACUSE Pelncan Board Soc' and Buskun 4 Chorus 2 3 4 l-lockey 2 4 Baskelball 2 3 4 Basebal 2 HAVERFORD Pelican Board Co Ednlor In Clwuel S udenICounc1I 3 4 Assl Treas u r3 4 PeIMeI2 3 Soclcad In 3 4 Our Town re3 1' Foolball 2 4 Co n ff 2 3 Varsuly 3 Manager Ba elball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Junior VarsIIy3 GOII4 TaCIc4 BRADFORD JUNIOR COLLEGE Pellcan Board Sludenl Councll 4 Soclc and Buslcln 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 CI1eerIeadung4 Caplasn 4 War Sfamps and Bonds 2 I-Ioclcey 2 3 I-Ionor Squad 3 Baslrelball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 YALE Sludenl Councnl 2 French Club 3 Red Cross 3 4 Foolball 4 Jumor Varslly 4 Traclc 2 3 4 Junlor Var srly 2 Varsuly 3 4 Chorus 4 Baseball 2 Boxung 3 4 PAUL L STERNER J Bvg Paul Senor Moore 5 aide de camp Ilmey grow CORN In Iowa our Byron Nelson SALLY LAWYER SWIFT Caplaln of flue I2 Come on Iclds I r gal Sal buf :Is n peroxndedl Iruencl and confndan e of all HUGH ROTHE TAYLOR Those IOII1 grade grls be wows ern eyebrow Iuffer Ilmal s one on Taylor JEREMIAH J TELL WIIII Ilwe Pnllas cornnng oul a+ I'I'IG ound of Ilwe bell Iwouse brealcer 35 ARTHUR HEDRICK WEISBACH J Weus The blrd dog hrs geelar doin a whal comes nalurly lhe lamous appendix JANE WILD Lulerary llghl Silence us golden especially an a slallf meelung IIIKGS lo lease charming dusposrlnon her bangs RICHARD S WILLIAMS Soch a bee-se-nes lead head puck Williams and hls Band DAVID H WILLIS Talong hrs galopy aparl unpreducl able nl wrlles under wafer 36 CORNELL Sfudenl Council 4 Assuslanl' Tre-as urer 4 Soclc and Buslun 3 4 Cho us 3 4 Currenl Problems 4 French 4 Pel Ivlel L Foolball 4 Junlor Varslly 4 Track 2 3 lvlan ager 2 3 WH EATON Pelscan Board Co edllor of Lnler ary Slall Knughl' and Lamp 3 4 Chorus 4 Currenl Problems 4 French3 4 PeIIv1eI2 3 Baseball 2 3 Baslnelball 2 3 4 Hoclcey 2 3 Volleyball 4 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Transferred from Tullon Prep Tl lo N H Band 2 4 Chorus 2 Orcheslra 2 4 Boxing 2 4 Foolball 2 4 Traclc OBERLIN Baseball 2 Baslcelball 2 Foolball 2 3 GOII4 COLUMBIA Transferred from New Rochelle Hugh School Eoofball 4 Varsuly 4 NEW ROCI-IELLE SCHOOL OF NURSING Pelican Board Lnbrary Slallf 3 4 Baseball 3 Honor Squad 3 Baslcel ball 3 Honor Squad 3 4 Capfaun 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Honor Squad 4 Volleyball 3 4 Honor Squad PACKARD Pelican Board Rel Mel 4 Pcl Mel 4 Twurlers 3 HOWARD DEU EL YERGER Duel In The Sun Ihe sulenl sporls man solld sI'udenI' cool calm and collecfed DORIS ELIZABETH ZAHRINGER Our Iulure Clara Barlon heading Ioward Ihe whsle cap varslly gal loyal Inbraruan keeps urn coming ID a Inghl blue Ponhac DELIA MARIE 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Z asf unc! fT72SfCll7lQI1ll We lhe homrnes and lemm llhe Tl U lr us class ol l948 nr' one ol our mo e sooer and saner rnornenls hav generously o cded lo share our man lold ldenls ano vrlues wlh lho mserable anlorlurales ho musl rema n beh ncl al P M l-l lh lhe hope lhal lhe resull wTl lo fer bolh llne moral nd rnle eclual lancla ds al sao nsllluluon These ph lanlhroplc lendenc s slem nol ony lrom lhe hearl bul also lrom lhe lacl lhal we can declucl aloremenl oned gal s lrom our rosooclwo n come laxes Accordmgly we do hereby wll and bequealh lh lollowrng FIRST To Coach Curly Carl lhe Colgale Craclcerlack we leave a 1 soll crying lowel so lhal he wonl gel has suul wel when he malces hs perennual alhleluc lorecasls SFCQND To lhose lunnors who enloy lhe habul ol clnnlcnng lhenr meals we leave Echo Bay a lranguul and homey meelnng place where lhe elule donl meel lo eal Tl-HRD To lvlr Rldoul we leave an edllnon ol Forever Amber whuch wull be unlul lor hrgh school auduences bul which wnll paclc lhe audl lornum FOURTH To all Mass Roclc leller s geo'nelry sludenls we leave Eveready llashllghls so lhal lhey can Tnd llnelr way home aller school FlFTl-l Bob l-lorn leaves scores ol l-lappy Burlhdays ancl IZ6 leaves a clean lable lo lvllss Ungar SlXll-l To Whrp we leave lons and lons ol delucuous chee e ancl ccl slaw sandwnches lhal he may eal lo hrs hearls dellghl SFVFNTH To lhe 3oard ol Fclucal on we leave honorary membershups Tn all lhe lral and sororll es ng ol arg yle socas vlhlTl-l To lvllss r-lomer we lewe boxnng gloves so lhal he can :cw wll nexl years l' lT an eclul IF slTl-l l-lugh Taylor lea s lo all lunlo boys a bool enl lled l-lo Nm Frlen And lnlluenc Sophomore Gurls El FVFNTI-l To lh whole school JG leaf a box cl bronno sellzer lo ease l' lne nnclox sTlu3lTcn lh lwe pr vo e TVJF FTT-l Cn counl ol lhe lacully Tndlvloually a cl collecl vely w e p no Qlgncd llw 4ln oay ol June n lhe Y ar QF QT, Lc d One Thousan P ne l-lun recl aro Forly F gnl X The Wallung Man Bug Hearlef-l l-l rber Schmoe l ' x I T Q Q f Y Q X . 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L 238 LESS BROWN Presldenl Rlclwarcl Cornell Vnce Presmclenl Roger Campbell Secrelary Treasurer Jolm Zurclwer 232 MARGUEPITE VETTE Presmderfr Eluzabellw Jones Vxce Presuderml Secrelary Mary Ann Fenlon 235 RICHARD LACEY Presudenl Gerry Dudley Vice Pros olerml l-larlcness Cram Secrelary Clar race Mollsam 222 RUTH YERGIW Presndeml Mary Lou Pxllera Vlce Presndenl Irma Burslem Secrelary Doris Ann Moore Treasurer Joan Ellmqsen E l E V E N T H Y E A R .Lilllas McLellan l35-HAROLD STRATTCN Presidenf Roger Waugh Vice Presidenl Thomas Slarlc Secrelary Richard Burlce Treasurer Jack Allen I36-LEONA SCHIMEL Presidenf Nancy Poole Vice Rresidenl Audrey Waflqins Secrelary-Treasurer Virginia Warwiclc 226-WILLIAM BRUNT Presidenl Roberf Campbell Secre+ary Richard Fox 228-MARGUERITE DEE Presidenl Jane Brunlcow Vice Presidenl' Denise Velon Secrelary Arlene Gvyllenharnrner Treasurer Joan Jensen L...J 125 ALBERT RIDOUT Presse T 'erm S+r 'wg James Almy IZO AILEEN I-TANLQN Rresldenr Ellzabe+h Wunkler Rrlns Vnce Presadenf Elame Smufh Secretary Treasurer Mary Rogue 237 MARGARET Sl-IEA Preslclenf Ann Caparus Vuce Presldenf Parrncne Mc:C5orum Secretary Angela Nahon H 0 M E R 0 0 M S Seerefaryl Ol ETHEL ADAMS R N MR HAROLD SIMONDS School Nurse Afiendance Officer U , , .. . I F 5 1 xii f 1' T ftv4:4 , '-K '. ' I1 ' ' I-,T , ' A W 1 nfl yl flt - x, - , ' . X, , Q : 1 m, H1 1 J: F52 O .n 0o....,. IA! W Student Gouncz The General OrganIzaTIon was Tounfied on The democraTIc Ideal oT a FGQFGSGHTGTIVG Torm oT governmenT IT QIVGS To The sTudenTs Themselves an opporTunITy To manage The busIness oT The school and To govern The aTTaIrs oT all oT The exTra currIcular GCTIVITIGS under The auspIces oT The organIzaTIon The TIrsT Taslc oT The STudenT CouncIl was revIsIon oT The CONSTITUTION ThIs Included addITIons To The by laws and several amendmen+s BesIdes sponsorIng socIal GCTIVITIGS and also welTare work such as The lvlarch oT DImes and The ChrIsTmas Toys collecTIon The C5 O came up wITh some orIgInal Ideas SpecIal buses and ushers proved oT grewT value aT The TooTball games OTher InnovaTIons Included The sale oT reTreshmenTs aT The school play TInancIal baclcIng oT The senIor gITT oT glass baclcboards and The InsTallaTIon oT a PepsI Cola dIspensIng machIne The TIrsT dance oT The year was The FooTball Funale IT was a TInancIal success buT because oT a large surplus oT sTags The nexT school dance held beTore ValenTIne s Day was a gIrls drag boys sTag dance lT was a novel aTTaIr combInIng The TeaTures oT a dance and a carnIval Includung penny pITchIng a grab bag naIl drIvIng and The sale oT eTresh menTs Changmg The Tnme oT The meeTIngs oT The STudenT CouncIl To sevenTh perIod durIng school hours proved To be an STTGCTIV6 measure nTTendance was almosT perTecT and There was a greaTer Teehng oT cooperaTIon wITh less conTlIcT Trom oTher GCTIVITIGS 48 P d T Mark SexTon Vice-President John Slocum SecreTary. Jeanne HGFTHGTT Treasurer, Illia A d , . . K I I ' II ' II I ' I 5 II ' II I I I ' I . . . . I I . . . ' V - I I mglzt and Jump Colleges have fhenr Phu Befa Kappas fhesr Key and Scabbards fheur Skull and Bones and Pelham l-hgh has nfs Knlghf and Lamp The purpose of fhus honor socnefy whuch was founded In l926 as fo sfumulafe fhe sfu denfs fo sfruve for fhe :deals wmch fhe school represenfs Members are chosen for merlforlous servuce In scholarshlp afhlefucs and non afhlefnc exfra currscular acfuvufues Erghf new members were Inuflafed In Ocfober and slxfeen more In February swelling fhe fofal membership fo 37 20 gurls and I7 of fhe sfronger sex The officers fhns year are Presndenf John Bucher Vuce Presndenf Roge Phillips Secrefary Donna lvlaffhews and Treasurer Carol Leng lvllss Sh a and Mr Rudy have served as faculfy advisers Once again fhe so called nnfelhgenfsna enloyed fhe pruvllege cf spendrng sfudy hall perlods un The Pel Den fhe unformal sfudy hall where homeworlc may be done buf various and sundry more worldly foplcs are usually discussed Knnghf and Lamp confenued :fs record of servlce fo fhe school The members performed fhelr cusfomary chore of gusdnng parenfs safely fhrough fhe maze fhaf represenfs 'rhe school on Qpen l-louse mghf 49 u I I . 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I I - Sock Clfl There is noThing To compare wuTh The Teellng one geTs when a play has been successTully produced and you know ThaT you have helped To do :T The memorues oT Sock and Busknn plays are some oT The mosT agreeable ones we have The dog eared pro gram which was unscrubed by The whole casT on producTuon nrghT The dnlapudaTed scrupT book wuTh cues heavily underlined The adverTlsIng posTers an The hall All These Thungs go To make up a parT oT The won derTul memorzes oT school In Sock and Buskln IT IT us oT your desire To do The acTual acTung buT To have neverTheless a deT1 nuTe parT In The Tnnnshed producTuon The sTage crew publlcnTy sTaTT or business sTaTT are wide open To you The 'obs oT The sTage crew and Mr Ryan Their dlrecTor are To build and seT up scenery and Take care oT all lughTnng maTTers lT us no small 'ob BUT IT IS an acTual TruTh ThaT when The crew has puT up The scenery and placed The necessary TurnaTure on The sTage a week or Two beTore The perTormance The rehearsals begun W To Take on posrTuve shape and new enThusuasm seems To Tull The players if Whereas beTore The play had been aTTer The TnrsT enThuslasm had worn l V W school and Trom whuch you druTTed now and Then To look In aT The ensulng bask Tball oarre or To go down To K s Now IT us a closely knuT series OT u' acTs To whuch you gave all The Teehng you can c fu' H lT us The busuness sTaTTs lobs To sell The T1ckeTs Tor The shows and ? To manage all Tnnances They are aaded by The publucuTy deparTmenT whuch pannTs posTers snngs lnvely duTTnes un assembly concernmg The aTTracTnve ness oT The oncoming show and un g neral go s all ouT To produce a large recepTuve audnence Mrs Derr and Mr Moore d:recTors oT The buslness sTaTT and Muss Schnmel head oT The pubhc1Ty sTaTT do an ex 50 . I . . . n . , ,, . . . . ',l CTT, merely a number oT scenes which you did in The audiTorIum aTTer X Q ll I In - - - - ' If , T Q., T.. J I . I ll ssl - ' ' ' JQT. ' , ' . f lj . . . . . E' US'Qll'l Tremely able 'ob on all counTs Sock and Buskun makes :T possible Tor The asplrnng acTors and acTr sses oT P M l-l S To geT a small buT acTual cross secTuon on whaT sTage laTe could be luke Very Tew people a e goung To Tlnd ouT whaT :T s luke To be respons1ble Tor chooslng casTnng and p oduclng a play Or whaT To do when asked Where are The green sllp covers Tor The Thnrd acT golng To come Trom Mr RldouT7 or We need Two new 60 waTT bulbs Tor The TooT lnghTs Mr RudouT The oThers lusT burnT ouT Well lvr RudouT does know And ThaT he knows so well and compl Tely as Tne mann reason Thar The plays of 48 have been such successes The CaT and The Canary produced This Tall was a mysTery comedy compleTe w1Th voodoos Tallung bod IC and gropnng boduless hands The year Trom Melwaukee Mary Brooks and The knno oT cards oT P M l-l S Poger Phullups had everyone nn The audnence on The edge oT his seaT ThroughouT The enTlre show Who wnll TorgeT when The comblnahon Trap door bookcase sTuck during The maT1 nee and Davud CharlTon The newesT corpse had To wresTle wuTh IT so ThaT he could Tall wnTh a realusTmc Thud IU TronT oT Mary s horrnfned eyes7 Cer Taunly noT Da ld The sprung play Bug l-learTefl T-lerberT was a pure comedy wlTh a laugh a lmne Bull Andrews mn he TnTle role oT l-lerberT Th man who lov d The working class Lorlanne 0berhardT as has wnfe and l-Tolly McGlohn and SanTord Cooper as The romanTuc leads led The asT To an oTher bug success Sock and Buskun has had an ex Tremely proTnTable year un every way Sponsor Mr RndouT 5 I Q! f Q . ' ' . r ' . A 8 . , . I I - I .ggi . . ' casT, headed by our newcomer This . . X .. I . . I I , . g g gg , .. . V. I . .. . . . . ' . Jr , e 8 . . . , ' f' - Advusors EcluTor Make Up EduTor SporTs EduTor Busuness Manager One oT The mosT unTormal yeT producTuve courses Thus year was Mr Keever s Journalusm class Thus class made up oT Ten would be reporTers puT ouT a Pel Mel approxumaTely every Three weeks The TursT Three ussues were mumeographed by Muss Schumel s gurls un order To buuld up a eserve whuch resulTed un more ussues and more pucTures AnoTher secTuon noT so well known was The TypusTs who worked under Muss Schumel s guudance As EduTor Mark SexTon assugned The duTTerenT sTorues and made correcTuons on The copy and dummy l-le also spenT many an aTTernoon aT The prunTers JaneT Kellock un her duTues as Make up EduTor planned The paper and acTed as an assusTanT eduTor To Mark Besudes beung The auThor of hus famous or unTamous column News Vuews and Clues Roger Phullups also was SporTs EduTor In oTher words he had compleTe say over whaT was TeaTured on +ha+ page and where uT was placed WuTh ouT BeTTy Jones The busuness manager The Pel Mel noT only would have been voud oT pucTures buT would have come ouT less oTTen Formerly The Pel Mel had been produced as an aTTerschool acTuvuTy Thus year uT was a regular one creduT course whuch meT Tuve days a week ln adduTuon To publushung The paper The class was unsTrucTed un The arT oT newpaper wruTung and eduTung 52 GNN? Mr S Wynne K ever Muss L ona Schumel A Mark SexTon JaneT Kellock Roger Phullups BeTTy Jones 8 8 5-Ski I' ' 5 I 1 I U - XA-. - - : l I l H I. ' H' X' I T - , - e 47 TQHC T To The ununnTuaTecl The meeTungs oT Mass Shermans French conver saTronal club musT have seemed no+h Ing shorT oT maraculous Thelr Ton gues slclllTully loosened by reTresh menTs sTudenTs wnTh only Two o Three years oT French chaTTered In le Trancaus as casually as :T They were naTnves ln The unTormal aTmos phere oT Pel Den The club members carried on nnTellngenT or merely amusung dxscussuons whuch came up sponTaneously The subIecT range covered everyTh1ng nmagxnable and occasnonally some Thnngs which weren T For example a speech pre senTed aT one meeTung resulTed In shorTened homework assngnmenTs Tor The nexT days DespuTe Thelr avoidance oT Tor mal club procedure The members were suTTlclenTly down To earTh Thus sprung To plan a Trlp To New Yorlc lncludlng a French movue and dinner managed To Turn ouT The usual number oTh1gh qualsTy French newspapers DespuTe produchon dThculTues The TlrsT Term which lcepT Mr WnnTer worlong laTer and delayed publucaTnon occaslonally The Mlrolr lvlemornal earned :Ts repuTaTlon oT geTT1ng news To prunT whale :T was sTull bowling Speed oT publucaT on was really The paper s moTTo Thus year ln The second Term The sTaTT splnT In Two wnTh one halT capTalned by Selma l-layman The oTher by John Zurcl er The Tour remaunung lyyb ,f,,, papers were produced alTernaTely by The Two sTaFTs Each paper con g' Tasned The normal lnneup oT news columns The lnguurrng ReporTer and acTually Tunny carToons 53 . ' r Monsieur WinTer's hard-worlcing and hard-worlced crew oT wriTers Q . . . . . . . .I. ' N Xl , I . - n . ' l I 1 ' T Consul Presnden l-leen Brennan Praefor Secrelary Alace Daley Quaeslor Treasurer Helen Lawson fix 1 Sponsor Wzlllam Brunl afcztzn 6 A new Lahn clulv Agunlnfer sponsored by lvlr Wnlllam Brunl was lnlroduced lhls year Composed of lwelve mem bers The clula mel each weelc lo discuss nn English Roman cusloms and prachces and To worlc our Lahn crossword puzzles Lahn as a language was nol used an lhe begnnnung buf as lhe year progressed speeches an Lahn were pre pared The club unslxluled To lnleresl' sludenls ln The language ol 'rhe ancnenl Romans was conducled under a syslem whereby new members were classed as serv: slaves As 'rhey dsd more for lhe club lhey became plebes plelauans and aller more work lhey were ransed lo 'lhe ranlc ol eguules lcnnghls Ofhcers were palrncn p lrlcuancl 4 J: I I .n I-lr 7 K J: 1. U z 3 ' .. . . ' o l as lx y . ,I I . .G ., . ., K . . .. . .... I 6- Mnchela Mulchell Presndenf Kalharune Shaw Vuce Presndenl Wnlluam Perknnson Trea urer Belly Jones Secrelary Miss Llboz Sup rvlsor PGHIS The Spanush Club now IH :ls lourln year has con slanlly gained nn nmporlance and dxshnchon The club which was sponsored by lvllss Luboz adhered closely +o Spanish ln all Hrs achvmes As one of :ls mayor endeavors Los Pucaros The Rogues publushed a Spanish paper aplly called EI Plcarodlco whlch conlauned a greal' varnely of lnlereshng nlems and was dlslrubuled among 'rhe Spanish classes ln November The cluo Took a Trnp lo New York lo several anformahve lalks during lhe season A+ one meef Ing a speaker from lhe Lahn American lnshfule discussed lhe grownng nmporlance of Spanish Anolher fume Mary Lou Glvens spoke n Rro and Holly McGlohn on Belen On December 9 The club engoyed a Spanish Chrnslmas parly Olher acl: fmes were 'rhe produchon of a shorf play a spellung bee an umpromplu fashzon show a pucnac and a frzp To 'rhe l-lespanuc Museum The Spanish Club provaded an excellenr opporfunufy for sludenfs fo Increase lhenr knowledge of Spanish and 'ro rake parf In many mr- ereshng achvnlnes ,7 gf? WMS 1 Ci 4,-X 55 ll lab . . . , 'I . nl' f 1 J . 1 . q X . p s s n . u I 3 ll ' . ' ' 1 Take in a Spanish movie and meal. ln addilrion, rhey heard , 7 ,7- . . L . . .. urrent ccbroofems Mass VeTTe receaved guuclc and enThuslasTuc response To her call Tor The organnzaT1on oT a CurrenT Problems Club Many ouTsTandlng sTudenTs unTeresTed ID world aTTanrs sngned up They meT every oTher Frnday evenung an The TaculTy room number 204 To dnscuss varnous phases oT American Torelgn policy uncludsng among oThers The Marshall Plan The spread oT Communism and The Paleshne guesT1on The membershnp was lnmnTed To approxumaTely TwenTy so ThaT Those who did loin would derive The maxi The club reguured some rndnvudual ouTsude readnng and preparaTnon buT The members Teel +haT :T was very worThwhule slnce Tor Them as Tor many oThers They realnzed The umporTance oT developnng an lnTeresT IH and acquurnng unTormaTuon on whaT goes on ouTsmde oT Thelr own II clrcles The seriousness oT The meehngs was relleved by a socual pernod and reTreshmenTs conTrlbuTed by varnous members each weelc Mass VeTTe and The members consnder Their club one oT The mosT 1mporTanT and bene Trcual In The school 56 l mum beneTiT Trom IT. . . . . . . gmc I'OSS Under The compeTenTsuperv1suon of lvlnss Luboz The Junuor Red Cross has complefed a fourTh successful year of uTs nmporTanT worlc IT was headed by a councul comprised of one represenTaTnve from each sensor hxgh homeroom This councul TogeTher wufh The and and co operafuon of The sTudenT body fulfilled To :Ts greaTesT exTenT The purpose of The Junnor Red Cross To carry on such acTnvlTues as wall besT benefuT Those an need lTs fnrsT endeavor Thus year was The annual enrollmenT drive an whuch 5O was collecTed This was followed by a druve for boolcs and magazines and homeroom 228 lcnlTTed I2 pairs of bed soclcs all of which were senT senT To needy chnldren nn foreign counTrues This number Topped ThaT of any prevnous years ln facT The number cf boxes ful'ed by all The Pelham schools caused Pelham To raTe second among all The schools un WesT chesTer ln addafuon homeroom IO5 conTrmbuTed by falling 25 Chrnsfma sToclcungs which were senT To Grasslands Anofher accomplushmenT con susfed of The collecfnon and prunfang of paper naplcsns also To be senT To hospnTaluzed veTerans aT EasTer Wufh such a record Pelham l-hgh may well be proud of her Junuor Red Cross and all who parTucnpaTed may feel a cerTamn glow of safns facfuon for having made Thus worfhy organuzafuon successful Wed S i . . . I To veTerans' hospifals. AT ChrisTmas Time, I6O boxes were packed and 57 auto A Thu year Tor The TursT Tume a druvung club under The durecTuon oT Mr Rudy was added To The lusT oT sTudenT acTuvuTues lT was seT up wuTh The udea oT Teachung prospecTuve druvers how To operaTe Theur cars saTely and more eTTucuenTly as well as Teachung Them someThung abouT The way a car runs and how uT should be cared Tor properly The l-larneuT AuTo School oT New Rochelle gave The acTual druvung unsTrucTuons un dual conTrolled cars whuch The sTudenTs used durung Theur Tree peruods Twuce a week ln adduTuon To The druvung unsTrucTuon lecTures on druvung saTeTy and The rules oT The road were guven Several Tumes durung The year movues ullusTraTung The duTTerenT phases oT correcT druvung Technugue were guven AlThough The membershup oT The club was raTher small Those who dud belong deruved a greaT deal oT enTerTaunmenT and unTormaTuon Trom The club a TacT whuch unsures uTs becomung a regular TeaTure un The school per ator S' laclc oT suTTucuenT TaculTy members To operaTe The movue prouecTor Senuor l-lugh sTudenTs have been called upon Tor ThaT worlc Four Teachers Mr Neely lvlr Peeler Mr Ryan and Mr Declcer Trauned The sTudenTs un an aferage oT Three sTudy hall peruods Thus Tuaunung uncluded learnung The duTTerenT parTs and TuncTuon oT The camera Threadung The Tulm correcTly Talfung uT ouT and rewundung uT l.asT SepTember Mr Neely compuled a lusT guvung The daTe on whuch each Tulm was scheduled To be shown Tor The comung year Thus was a com pleTe Tally oT The Tulms The Teachers reguesTung Them and an unduvudual synopsus The Teachers wuTh scheduled movues Then senT The names oT Two pupuls oT Theur class To lvlr Neely They were Trauned To operaTe The camera Thus year There were abouT sevenTy Tuve operaTors Sunce many oT Them are graduaTung un The class oT l948 There wull be an opporTunuTy Tor oThers To acguure much valuable experuence as operaTors 58 - - uu lu - - f' if Q Because oT The greaT many Tilms shown in separaTe classes, and The I ' I ' I ' I . U I . S I I . . I l I Cqrclzesdfra G QQI'!QCldQI'S The spTrTTed gurls oT P M l-l are well known To us as our remark able cheerleadung group The specTaTors have seen Thenr clean QUT sTyle and well co ordnnaTed acTTon acgunred Through hours oT pracTTc:e Th cheerleaders have Taken prnde IH Their rouT1ne and led by Sally SwTTT have done Then besT boTh IH leadTng The cheers and Tnspnrnng us To ouve capacTTy supporT We are well aware oT The publTcnTy guven To prlck up aTTenTTon and enlnven enThuslasm aT The TooTball games The cheerleaders succeeded IU Thus prumaruly Through Thexr oonsTanT eTTorTs To anTmaTe The spec:TaTors wTTh ToTal dusregard Tor Themselves They were always There no maTTe whaT The weaTher IT The Teams could play They we e Th re To che To keep IH good TrTm and To perTecT ThaT unTTy oT rhyThm and ac:TTon The cheerleaders meT dauly aT eTghT A M durung The TooTball and askeT ball seasons There They pracTTced hard and The resulT TlraT apbareh ease oT sT,fle was ev denT aT The games THE TWIRLERS SheTTTeld looked guTTe handsome TH The unl Torms They Thennselves devlsed They made Them own kTrTs and boughT The sweaTers Teannlng ,Tp w Tn The Cheeneaoers They h worked ouT a rouTTne To The o'o loco Twe NexT ,fear The sguad has hgh h pes They are To have a oroTessTonal To Tea h The souao and lvlr Sorrnners The soon or maoe plan Tor TwT no beTweefT ha J ll ' ' ' YI . . D y F . T . r e l er. V N - l . . . The Twelve Twirlers, capTained by Lizzo T T l . . l L ' T S ' T . 'T T 7 ' l l , T T boT ' T ' ' Q T ' mo V . T .ff To . T ' T :T 7 l l , . . T T , . s T has T 3 ll es. T Co Eoilcrs sn Chlel J nel' Kelloclc Paul Slerner Q lCCll'L OCZ! Jane Wm o Mary Brooks Clyde Casanav Ann Dworschak Selma l-layman Marnlyn Knapp Barba a Lune Theresa Allenilo ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Co Eollors Grace McC nna Pa r cla Barrell' ora Brennan R Chard l-lenlhcrn Nan yJaclcman FACULTY ADVISERS l-l fner Chairman efne M. Coales lim LESS: 'aTreVT Nancy Ray Mucn la Milcnel William Murray roL W'l iam Baislcy l-l ien Brennan Charles Brunie Audrey Burdick Johanna Caruso Barbara Clemens Joyce Ferry Pegge Ford Nancy Frosr Deborah Holmes Joan Knirfin Pafricia La Rosa Dolores Laurilano Jeanne Lopardi LITERARY STAFF Co Edlfors Ro er Phi 5 Richard McMullen Elizabelh Pease Wilma Robrnson Dawn Rylancler Marlc Sexlon Frank Spooner Typ S Mary Ann Sallerno I BUSINESS STAFF Co Eclulors William Gr ll n Marilyn Lorman Donna Maffhews Gloria McCarlhy Maureen McElhinncy Michela Milchell Richard O Hara William Perlcinson Mary Ann Salierno Barbara Schul ' Jo n Slocum Scilly Dwilrl Huqn Taylor Dori: Zahrinqe Delia Z5iVYTbC'7i 63 Upon the ficlcls o rzendlx strzfe are soun the seeds that upon other Helds on othcr day. ulll bear the fruzts of vzctory 'NI xc 'XRTHUR Well never TorgeT Those exclT1ng momenTs In sporTs aT Pelham I-Irgh AIThough TwenTy years have elapsed They re sTuII Tresh ID our memornes and They II probably Iuve IH our hearTs and mrnds Torever The I947 48 aThIeTnc conquesTs oT The Pelrcans were an rnTegraI parT oT our hrgh school days The Pelham splruT and The olo Pelham Try were always un ex1sTence IT surely IS remarkable ThaT a school w Th such a hrgh schoIasTnc sTandlng could also be recognized as a leader on The Trlendly Tuelds oT sporTs Too IT as umposslble To TorgeT The memorable TooTbaII classucs and cross counTry baTTIes ThaT were waged I1 The crisp auTumn aur or The basIceTbaII games played beTore lam packed crowds In The gyms or The baseball and Traclc conTesTs ToughT In The goro ous sprmg sunshlne or The conTungenT oT male on IooI4ers who were seen aT every aThIeTlc perTormance oT The gur s We can sTuII remember GruTTun snaggung ThaT crucial pass In The Trnal mnnuTes aT Scarsdale as we won o To O The dusappolnTmenT we suT Tered when we IosT Those hearT brealcers To Bronxvllle and Mamaroneclc and we recall all was Torgrven on ThaT br1ghT SaTurday aTTernoon aT Memorial Freld when we humbled mnghTy Davus I2 To O We can sT1II see Phrllps open1ngIclcIcoTT sall :nTo The end zone and CumberbaTch s beau TsTuI 32 yard aerial To Dunsmore Tor The TrrsT score and Casazza ripping gaping holes In The enemy Torward wall OTher auTumnal Thrulls sTand ouT oT I-IoTTer Slum and Casanave Jaclc Dunsmore wlnnnng The Osslnlng meeT In The Terrnhc Trme oT I2 mnnuTes and 38 seconds Then The scene changed Indoors as The :cy bIasTs oT wmTer Trans Tormed The counTrys1de nnTo a panorama oT whnTe The pre season bally hoo oT The courTmen Therr slow sTarT The gradual roundmg unTo orm The Thrillers wuTh Edison New Rochelle and Iona The over whelmung Trounclngs handed Scarsdale and Bronxvllle Bausleys un precedenTed 39 polnT splurge The smashing oT scoring records rugh+ and IeTT The deTeaT oT Saunders In The TournamenT aT WhrTe Plams and The subseguenT eIumlnaTuon aT The hands oT New Rochelle And when Old Sol Tsnally maoe has reappearance and The deep snows deparTed Tor anoTher year The craclc oT baT agaunsT ball and The bang oT The sTarTer s gun once again we e heard on The aThIeTlc Tneld as LaBarre and Lacey drllled Thenr hopeTuIs Tor Tlse coming campaigns once agaun The phrases bases loaded 880 yard relay homerun and anchor man became household expressuons And now when Those days oT ou acTlve parTncnpaTlon IU The punT The dribble Th pole vauIT and The home run are over we have noThlng Ieff oT These Good Old Days buT memories memornes oT gnvnng IT all Tor The Blue and WhuTe 64 M ' ' ff' I ' ' ' , 1- , w. .' ' ' 7.77 - - 1 lu ul - ' . E . . . ' 1 . 8 . . ' . ' I . in our memories: The passing expIoiTs oT O'I-Iara . . .The superb line play I - ll ll ' ll ll I . . F . . I . . I . Il ll II ll Il II ll II . I 9 ' I I I T I I Wm A ' ,4 f ,f -4 N' Q ' ' f 1 1 1' ll Sr.- Cv wa' --s-I' Hs 331 fi 572 '95 I s 26, 'Z A 0 V-f m ,A ' 1,. WQRW fm-..,, ' w A Manu. www, -1 4 --Q, 1... , 'AA zu1' 0,7 --4 Qs 5v 7 ig! CfToot6al! The I947 gridiron Pelicans sparked by The briIlianT passing oT Tull back Dick O I-Iara earned a ToTal oT Tour wins as againsT Three seTbacks and one Tie This year Opening The season againsT a sTrong Isaac Young Team The Pelicans showed several weaknesses and losT I9 6 Then Tollowed a 6 O vicTory over The Scarsdale eleven The locals Then losT a Tough 9 6 decision aT The hands oT an undeTeaTed Bronxville eleven Once more on Their home Tield The Blue and WhiTe losT again To a superior lvlamaroneck Team by a close 20 I3 counT A narrow I8 I3 vicTory was Then eked ouT over a deTermined AlberT Leonard Team The game being decided only aTTer The Tinal gun sounded The highIighT oT The season came The Tollowing weekend when a hiTherTo unbeaTen A B Davis powerhouse was soundly upseT I2 O Tor The TiTTh consecuTive year The Pelicans were in compIeTe con+rol oT The siTuaTion and played one oT Their besT games oT The season Following This The TradlTlonaI rivalry wiTh Pleas anTville Tor The Le Roy Mills Trophy was again renewed The game was a dis appoinTmenT resuITing in a scoreless deadlock mosT oT The acTion Taking place around mid-Tield. The Blue and WhiTe Then Tinished ouT Their season wiTh a 6-O vicTory over EasTchesTer. Coach: Carl Schilling AssisTanT Coach: Dennis Neely CapTain: Clyde Casanave Manager: Henry I-lerberT 44, Q. H4 l -- il JgJf3v'x' 4. iii ross ountry Because oT CapTain-elecT Mark SexTon's wiThdrawal upon docTor's orders, The cross counTry Team elecTed Jack Dunsrnore and .lack Flllon co-capTains. The sguad This year ended an excellenT season wiTh Tiye wins and only one loss. ln The TirsT Three meeTs The Pelham harriers deTeaTed Broolilyn Poly Prep and Scarsdale, only To lose To loiigx. liro 1 Thin on Pelham swopT The Tield deTeaTing Bronxville, l-lasTings, and Qssining. The sguad This year l3oasTed no eminenT sTar as iT has loeTore, Co- capTain Jack Dunsraore was The numbereone-man This season wiTh Douglas lVlacl.oud, Co-capTain Jack Allen, George CoTTrell, VincenT Dei-Qaprio. l-lugh Blair, David CharlTon, and John ReicherT also helping To produce an almosT perTecT season. Promising iunYor yarsiTy men are l-TerherT T2uTe, llR5Clll Co'l'Trell, and ForresTer Kennedy. Coach VVinTer asserTed ThaT iT was an ouTsTanding Team in iTs own class. - X 'Q T h e re was consTanT improvemenT y Q X to ThroughouT The season. Nexf auTumn seven oT The eighT varsiTy reTurn, promising a greaT ain'elecT Jack fl nf? QCZSAQf6Cll! The Pelican cagers, led by caloTain Bill Baisley, closed ouT The season wiTh an I I-7 sTand- ing. AlThough This isn'T a highly impressive record, The Blue and WhiTe did Talce many Team and individual honors. Bill Baisley, chosen all-coun- Ty Torward, snared individual honors by pouring 3l5 poinTs Through The cords, brealcing Vee Larl4in's 20-year record oT 214 poinTs Tor one season. Baisley also seT a new single game record when he scored 39 poinTs againsT Scarsdale, smashing The 27 poinT ToTal held ioinTly by l-lawThorne and l-Toward. The guinTeT was The highesT scoring Team in Pelican hisTory, scoring 892 poinTs, Topping The 719 poinT marlc seT by The '45-'46 squad. AnoTher high mark was seT in The 78 To 39 drubbing ThaT The Pelicans handed To Scarsdale, brealcing The old high marlc oT ol poinTs. Following Baisley in The scoring were Phillips wiTh lO7 poinTs, l.ewis wiTh 90, O'l-lara wiTh 82, and DoherTy who scored 76. During The season The Blue and WhiTe losT Twice To lona, once in over- Timep losT single games To New Rochelle, in overTime, and Saunders: and spliT decisions wiTh Edison, Blessed SacramenT, and Isaac Young. Bronx- ville, Scarsdale, EasTchesTer, and Concordia losT Twice To The locals. The only one-sided deTeaT The Pelicans suTTered was in The 53-33 deTeaT The Edison guinTeT handed The The counTy TournamenTs aTTer Pelicans wenT on To The regular season oT play. Drawing a 'lbye in The TirsT round, The Blue and VVhiTe wenT on To deTeaT Saunders in The guarTerfTinals, and Then losT To New Rochelle in The semi-Tinals. Joe Phillips was elecTed Tc cabTain nexT yearls ouinTeT. 68 The birds. FCZC The Pelican cleaT clan oT l947 was The besT in Tive years according To Coach Lacey and he believes iT had The besT spiriT and morale oT all The Teams he has coached aT Pelham The ouTsTanding vicTory oT The season was The winning oT The Class A championship in The WesTchesTer Relays aT WhiTe Plains The locals Trimmed Isaac Young New Yorlc STaTe secTional cross counTry champions LasTchesTer Rye and a Scarsdale Team ThaT hadnT losT a meeT in Two y ars They losT only To Bronxville wiTh The besT pole vaulTer in The MeTro poliTan area The besT group oT high iumpers in The counTy and The NaTionai AAU inTerscholasTic indoor shoT puT champion. The Laceymen also Toolc laurels in several large open meeTs such as The SeTon l-lall games aT Newark, The Boys l-ligh meeT aT Randall's Island, and The EasTern lnTer- scholasTic Championships aT SchenecTady. John Sprague sTaged The ouTsTanding individual perTormance when he eclipsed his own counTy record in The low hurdles aT The New York STaTe secTional meeT in which Pelham Toolc Third place in The Team scoring. Joe Walsh, CapTain Bill Singley, Don Violenzo, and Sprague seT a new school record oT 334.9 in winning The mile relay in Their class aT The Penn Relay Carnival aT Philadelphia in which some oT The besT Track squads in The EasT compeTed. The men whose supporT was counTed on mosT heavily were CapTain Singley, one oT The Top sprinTers in The counTy, Sprague, undeTeaTed in The hurdles and a Tine broad iumper, Violenzo undeTeaTed in The guarTer and laTer in The halT mile, Joe Walsh in The relays, sprinTs, and 440, Dean Monroe in The pole vaulT, and Bob l-lorn in The high iump. CaoTain: Lloyd Singley c . i i T Coach: Richard L. Lacey - l S Managers' l-ledrclc We'sbach Michael Palmer m N, 6? 5 il, i U .Q f W 'Wf.ffb9i y W QCl.S'Q6Cl!l ln Spring, conlrary lo popular beliel, a young man's lhoughls lurn lo baseball. Coach l.aBarre's I947 diamond dandies compiled a disappoinling, bul neverlheless successlul, record ol seven viclories, six losses, and lwo lies. VV'ilh a corps ol heavy hillers and a slrong pilching slall on hand, lhe Pelicans were lhe viclims ol lough breaks al lhe slarl ol lhe season, lighling lo a IO-inning slalemale wilh Easlchesler and a record I3-lrame deadlock wilh lhe lrish ol lona. The big bals began lo boom as expecled, however, and lhe Blue and While proceeded lo drub Concordia and Blessed Sacramenl lwice, and New Rochelle and Bronxville, once each. Ace hurler Bob Farrell hung up lwo conseculive shulouls during lhis skein, and jack-ol-all-lrades Al Ferguson, one whilewashing, Then lhe LaBarre- men slumped, losing lour oul ol lheir lasl live conlesls. Bob Chandler relurned lrom prep school lo cop lhe balling lille wilh I3 hils in 34 limes al bal lor a .382 average. Bob Doc Donohoe was runner-up wilh .3-40. Donohoe also led in home runs lolal hils lI7l, lolal bases l28l, runs scored ll3l, and slolen bases On lhe mound, Peler Jones had a perlecl record ol one win and no deleals. Ferguson and Farrell each compiled 3 wins and 3 deleals, record- ing magnilicenl earned run averages ol I.54 and I.87, respeclively. The high liqh+ ol lhe campaign was Farrells no-hiller againsl Bronx- ville. The lwo mosl convincing lriumphs were lhe l3 lo O lhrashing ol Blessed Sacramenl and lhe IO lo O noehiller. The worsl bealing was a IO lo 5 lhumping inllicled by lsaac Young early in lhe season. All lold, lhe Pelicans lallied 74 runs lo lheir opponenls' 53. 70 if Q L Qi Q g FW! ma Me-W if f Q Ui if 0 Mais HAH Q it-.L ,J fin, .nm ff? gi Barbara Blanchard as capTa1n oT The TursT Team hoclcey squad and Donna MaTThews as capTaln oT The second Team were boTh able leaders oT The hard worlung squads oT Thus school year The v1cTory agaunsT Bronxvulle was exc1T1ng and hard won wnTh a score oT 3 To 2 The game Tor The second Team however was raTher dns appounhng wnTh a score oT 4 To O :Ts worsT loss oT The season The Rye game wlTh :Ts s ore oT Pelham 2 Rye I Tor The TlrsT Team and Pelham O Rye I Tor The second was close ln The Scarsdale game boTh oT Pelham s Teams scored one goal Scarsdale was The vlcTor IH boTh nnsTances waTh a score of 2 Tor :Ts TursT Team and 3 Tor :Ts second The gurls Thus season under The gundance oT Muss Chappel were brlmmlng over wlTh spuruT and The hoclcey buses en rouTe To The games were usually scenes oT many songs and cheers Q T T 9 H Hoc eecg X LMQW4 A 72 MMI. A, 6 it 'qs Y-, 9- , T ,il 3' ,R iQ P p F 'P 4--5. ' Q- 1 2' if 'Y ay 91414 V , Q P Q' D P 5 P Egg T n T Q' 4 fm P , P p I .Pr I P L T L W , is l In lhe Bronxvllle game lhus school year lhe Pelham gurls oulplayed lhe olher leam noluceably The larsl and lhnrd leams under peppy Bar bara Earle and Lllllas McLellan respecluvely are rmghllully proud lhe llrsl leam having scored 59 lo Bronxvulle s l4 and lhe lhlrd leam havnng oul played lhe opponenl wnlh a score ol 53 26 The second leam gave ul all lhey had and made lla close bul losung game wnlh a score ol 32 3I Miss Chappel was happy lo see lhe enlhuslasm among lhe gurls gonng oul lor volleyball lhus year Perhaps lhe mosl lallced aboul game lhus season however was lhe one belween lhe loolball squad and our honor squad ll was a maller ol brawn over brauns lhough and lhe score was 20 I6 un lavor ol lhe he men lfalleybafl . , ' 1 I . . , . . . U . un . . . I I I u - ' ' Revuewung The pasT year oT gurls baslceTball one Tlnds a very suc cessTul record Only one game was losT oT The nlne played ATTer much Trenuous pracTIce boTh aTTer school and on SaTurdays Mnss Chappell s l-lonor Squad was prepared Tor ITs TIFST ouTsIde game The Scarsdale baslceTball souads cordually InvITed The gurls oT Pelham To compeTe aT Scarsdale on Tuesday March 2 The FIFST Team capTaIned by Dorns Zahrlnger ToughT a nIp and Tuck game and Tlnnshed on The long end oT The 24 23 score The Second Team under Barbara Blanchard puT up a sTruggle buT was deTeaTed 29 32 Carol Drago led her Thnrd Team To a vIcTory oT 34 26 Because Rye couldn T malce The scheduled daTe oT Tuesday March 9 Pelham InvITed Sarah Lawrence To play The college gurls accepTed buT were able To brlng only Two Teams The score oT The F1rsT game was 36 22 fn Tavor oT Pelham The Se ond and Thnrd Teams also won wITh a 35 2 score As The lasT game oT The season Rye played Pelham on Pelham s Tloor All Three oT P 'ham s Teams played wall away games wunnung wITh The respecTIve scores oT 65 22 45 7 and 28 8 Perhaps The mosT ouTsTandIng reason Tor such a successTul season was The InTroducTIon oT zone guardung wasketfxzff I . . . , . I - F i . . I DI I I - I . . , I . . I A - ' I I I I I ' . C I . , . I . . . Q 1- VI I T I ' I ' - J. f kr Q Smaclcl A Pelham ball goes wlwmllng mlo lhe oulheld as BASEBALL SQUAD LICKS SCARSDALE l 4 SNAP GAME The larsl leam under lnyely Elsne Arm Genz was on nfs loes and lool Scarscl l wulh a score ol 9 6 Nancy Poole caplam ol The second leam brauqhl lhe learr +0 a decuswe yrclory agamsl lhls sara e opcoheml wnlh a sc re 0 IO 6 Allhougfl lughlmg harcl In The Uronxvulle qar e cur Q rl ol l e leam were delealed n a l realh 'ralc ng lfmsh wllh a sc re o second leam losl by a score ol 4 I5 We ll remember These days of prachce an h e he sm gruelmcs sahslymq under The masler al ceachmg ol lvllss Chappel soma!! LOIS CHAPPEL S lu 15 l . . . . ,. x' K 'I ' ' I , n . . I . 4 5.0 A . - - I . n ' ' . . . . . Q A . . O - . I . . . . . , lf. n A ' ln. , I T Tl' IIVSI . I 3 lf 7 f ' ' ' e l 4-7. The l ' ' '1 . 'Mem . . It . . , I . Senior High c ool Physical Educellon JUNIOR HIGH enera rgamzatzon PERATING Tor The TursT Tume on a yearly basus The I947 I948 Junuor l-lugh General OrganuzaTuon TuncTuoned successTully as The sTudenT govern menT oT The sevenTh eughTh and nunTh grades The councul under Douglas Monroe auThoruzed several umporTanT underTakungs A noon Tume sTudy hall was seT up un The eughTh and nunTh grade homerooms wuTh The homeroom presudenTs un charge As a resulT oT consuderable damage To bucycles leTT un The school bucycle racks sTudenT polucemen were appounTed To help guard The bucycles aT noon and a represenTaTuve was senT To The senuor hugh To gaun Theur supporT un The campaugn IT proved To be eTFecTuve Tor The vandalusm was reduced To a munumum ResoluTuons were passed To reguesT The sTudenTs To pay more aTTen Tuon aT TooTball games and To obey school TraTTuc regulaTuons The annual unTanTule paralysus Tund druve was carrued ouT wuTh success wuTh The supporT oT Thus general organuzaTuon councul Pres denT Douglas Monroe Vce Pres denT JuduTh Cooper Treasurer -lOl'1f1 COrnG-ll SecreTary Davud Looms fNdvuS r A D D6ClfGr 76 HDME ROOMS 202-DENNIS NEELY Presidenl Douglas Monroe Vice Presidenf Tlwornas Balicln Secrefary-Treasurer Donald Daley 206 RU H HUGHES Presudenl Ann Dennis Vnce P esndenf Ann Bxcldord Secrelary Nancy Slnurley Treasurer Janel Powell ZOI WILLIAM RUSSELL resldenf Joseplw Duggan Vlce Presudenf Jeffrey Henrnques Secrelary Joseplw Canorea IOS HENRIETTE LIBQZ Pr sldenf Vlrgunua Dudley Carolyn Hadley Secre-I ry Frances Wale bu Ireasur r Joan Warlrca - I . I e . Vice Presidenl a r' Fx! 1 e ,I rf g-- A JO!-IN WINTER Presudenf Wnlluam Garfon Vnce Presudenf Alan Murray Secrerary Carl Janzen Treasurer Wullnam Prodor 208 MILDRED KAUNE Preslolenr Juchrh Cooper Voce Presudenf llse Shapiro Secrefary Lorrarne Vopel Treasurer Georgxne Brennan 2 I 7 I-IARRY RUDY Presldenf John Cornell Vice Presldenf Secrefary Thomas Duggan Treasurer Thomas Cooney ELEN HOMER Presudenr Caro! Vice P lnzabeJr Gru N. SUFSF B fa Mu r U N I 0 R H I G H John Eismeier X . . M r ikk ' er T T33 'He 6 50 x 3 9 do -'. 3 ff I 2 II2 HARRY PEELER Preadenr George Yeager Vrce Rresndenlr Roberf Ranlf n Secrerary Roberf W Hekund Treasurer Roberf Rankun ZI3 RNA SEVERIN Roddy Cuslwung Vuce Rresldenf Wx J Edna Apfel fl , Secrefary 1 el Sandra Casrnan Treasurer Carol Allan Wg I I I JQT-TN RYAN Presndenf David Loomns Vuce Presudenf Haney Moore Secrerary Roberf Roulllard 207 HELEN MAYER Pressdenr Barbara Rorne Vnce Rrewdenr Rosemary Rezn for' Secre+ary Nancy Pnce Treasurer Barbara Naflo H 0 ME R 0 0 M S PQTden+ T T 'Q147 X W4 JUNIOR HIGH I T4-RICHARD SAWYER Presudenf Roberr Janzen Vnce Presndenf James Harris Secrefary Raymond Herzberg Treasurer Joseph I-loehlenn II7 MARY ULRTCH Presldenf Rober+a Ganierr Vice Presldenf Lynn Donohoe Secrefary Rosemarne Barreff Cynrhua Beam H3 IVA TREVILIAN P esndenr Leigh Crueger Vuce Presldenf Roberf Caldwell Secrefary Donald Burke Treasurer John Dworschak 2I2 MARY COSTELLO Presudenr Karen Kanner Vnce Presndenf Eluzaberh Lackey Secrerary Jean Huber Treasurer Rulrh Groenelcamp Treasurer r . HOME ROOMS ROLLER SKATING I I6-ARCI-HE DECKER Presideni Sam Monroe Vice Presideni Hubbard Smiin Secreiary Qddvan Skadberg Treasurer Edward Maiinews 2l9-DOROTHY SPAULDING Presideni Nancy Mcivlanernin Vice Presideni Marilyn Way Secreiary Mariorie Pierson I2-MARGARET QUIMBY THE JUNIOR HIGH ART CLUB Miss Severin, sponsor oT The Junior I-ligh ArT Club, has opened wide The door Tor arT enThusiasTs. I-low well iTs members Talce advan- Tage oT oTTered opporTuniTies is seen Trom Their Tinished producTsy such arTicles as leaTher-Tooled boxes, boolc ends, walleTs, painTed Tiles, salT and pepper shalcers, landscapes, and paper consTruc- Tions resulTed. Each member oT The arT club is Tree To choose his own proiecT. This may be craTT-worlc, or drawing wiTh painTs, chalk, pencil, or crayon. In craTTs our General OrganizaTion pay Tor The more sTandard maTerials as shellac and Turpen- Tine, buT oTher maTeriaIs such as leaTher are paid Tor by The sTudenT using Them. The Junior l-ligh ArT Club is an enThusiasTic group, which has had a successTul year in The compleTion oT so many well-done proiecTs. SCIENCE CLUB - AlThcUQh a small group. Ecien The capable direcTion oT I Q? as b very acTive i deveop ure scienTisTs. rs T selves To various scie c ' Ts, ' vid or in groups. e v y sful und ing was The growing -oT il-le r e Thers wer ing roclcs wiTh ab seT an l sTanCI, 'Y ART CLUB by. chemical experimenTs. I:requenTly, ambiTious members presenTed reporTs on special maTerial, provided by Mrs. Ulrich. As an incenTive To Tull parTicipaTion, a poinT sysTem was seT up, under which each member earned one hundred poinTs To receive club crediT. The person wiTh The mosT crediTs received a prize aT The end oT The year. JUNIOR HIGH MUSIC-DRAMA CLUB The combined Music and Drama Club made Junior I-ligh hisTory This year. For The TirsT Time in Their annals, The Junior I-Iigh presenTed Their own musicale. This year The Music and Drama Clubs were combined because oT The conTinued absence oT Mrs. Salisbury. This new group, un- der The direcTion oT Miss I-Iughes, presenTed a simpliTi version of GilberT and SulIivan's ever- o r .M.S. PinaTore on May 5. The sixTy members oT The organizaTion are headed by JaneT Powell, PresidenT: WiniTred l-Iuber, SecreTaryg and DoroThy Grey, Treasurer. The young Thespians pracTiced once a weelc since The beginning oT school in SepTember. The producTion iTselT was enTirely sTudenT-coached, wiTh Richard Ne-meTz perTorming The iob oT STage DirecTor. The cosTumes Tor The show were paid To by The membership dues oT Tive cenTs per feelc. DRAMA MUSIC CLUB JUNIOR HIGH LATIN CLUB The Junior I-Iigh LaTin Club was organized This Tall under The direcTion oT Miss Yergin. IT was made up solely oT ninTh graders and was aTTiliaTed wiTh The naTion-wide Junior Classical League. The club was organized so ThaT iTs chieT ohficers received The TiTles given To ancienT Roman oTTicials. The Consul was Bob Belviso, PraeTor George Lewis, Aedile Fred NeuwirTh, and QuaesTor Alan Murray. The resT oT The meme bers were Servi or slaves, The club meT each Thursday when iTs members gave reporTs, worlced on proiecTs, and discussed various Tilm sTrips. lTs big proiecT was an assembly program on April 2l. which marlced The 27OOTh year since The Tounding oT Rome. JUNIOR HIGH MATH CLUB The Junior High MaTh Club under The super- vision QT lvlr. Harry Peeler elecTed William Proc- Tor This year as presidenT. The members did noT Talce up The usual maThemaTics TaughT in The classroom, buT raTher The inTricacies oT The slide rule and The modern elecTric Monroe Calcu'aTor. They also learned how To use The Chinese abacus, an ancienT buT sTill used counTing machine, Every weeli The meme LATIN CLUB bers broughT in Trick maThemaTical problems and puzzles. During each session oT The club, The young maThemaTicians enioyed cool boTTles oT soda. VViTh This program aTTendance aT meeTings oT The IvIaTh Club was an enioyable aTTer-school aeTiviTy. PEL PEN This year, as iT had done Tor sevenTeen years, 'he Pel Fen conTinued To puT TorTh iTs six issues per Term, in spiTe oT increasing cosTs, and crowded school schedules. The club, which is a volunTary aTTer school organizaTion, reTlecTs highly The worlc oT lvliss CosTello, in guiding and assembling each issue To a rinished producT. The paper, a member oT The WesTchesTer Junior l-Iigh Press AssociaTion, gives a Tine cover- age oT boTh Junior and Senior I-Iigh news evenTs. One Typical issue had arTicles concerning The new Junior Cv.Q. oTTicers, club news, assembly cover- age, The varsiTy TooTball and cross counTry Teams. and miscellaneous news Toms. The ediTors Tor The TirsT Term were: John Twomey, Caroline I-ladley. IVluseTTe Towhleyt and 'nose oT The second were Edward T-lardy, Ann Savage and Dean Braslow. PEL PEN THE EXPLORERS' CLUB The Explorers' Club was again one oT The mosT popular iunior high clubs, wiTh ThirTy-eighT acTive members. Mrs. Mayer, The sponsor, Took her group on many inTeresTing Trips To such places as TriniTy Church, SpliT Rock, and Hudson Park. The mosT popular, however, was The Trip made during Thanksgiving vacaTion To The Museum oT The American Indian, The Hispanic Museum, and The Jumel House in New York. During The spring The members visiTed oTher nearby places oT his- Torical inTeresT, including, ChrisT Church, The BolTon Priory, and The Thomas Paine House. The Thursday beTore each Trip iT was The cusTom Tor The club To meeT and, under The direc- Tion oT presidenT Hubbard SmiTh, To conducT a program on The hisTory oT The nexT place To be visiTed. SHOP CLUB This year, as in previous years, Shop Club has proved a greaT aTTracTion among The sevenTh and eighTh grade boys. Under Mr. Ryan's superf vision, The boys were allowed To make use oT all The eguipmenT and machinery in The school shop. Once a week aTTer school, on Thursdays, The ham- mers, saws, laThes, and drill presses were kepT busy Turning ouT an almosT endless varieTy oT wood and meTal producTs. The Tellows made everyThing Trom plasTic rings To radio cabineTs. EXPLORERS CLUB During The TirsT semesTer, Emil BacksTrom was elecTed presidenT, while Richard Campbell held ThaT ohrice during The laTTer parT oT The school year. WiTh more and more boys realizing The value oT Shop Club noT only as a place To make Things, buT as a means oT developing an inTeresTing and useTul hobby, iTs popular?Ty is conTinually increasing. THE RIDING CLUBS SixTy iunior and senior high school sTudenTs, boTh boys and girls, were members oT The Riding Clubs This year. They rode horseback each week all Through The winTer wiTh Mrs. Spaulding and Miss Kaune. The groups were organized Tor insTrucTion raTher Than pleasure. They rode mosTIy in The indoor ring, receiving excellenT insTrucTion in horsemanship. An advanced group did some iumping and Took Trail rides on Tair days during The spring and Tall. The riders were divided inTo Three groups: beginners, inTermediaTe, and advanced. In The spring They puT on an exhibiT Tor parenTs and Triends. Each parTicipanT received a cerTiTicaTe wiTh a seal upon iT. A gold seal signiTies greaTesT cooperaTion, improvemenT, and sporTsmanship, while a blue seal shows noT guiTe so much prog' ress. A red seal is given To Those who have iusT aTTended The class and noT made progress. RIDING CLUB LIBRARY STAFF Mrs. WiniTred Cramber is proud oT her 26 library assisTanTs who have given up Three peri- ods a week To help her relieve The headaches involved in The duTies oT a librarian. The assisTanTs, who enjoyed library work, did add iobs noT requiring much experience buT help- ing a greaT deal. These Tasks varied Trom The iunior assisTanT's shelving oT books To The senior assisTanTship which carries greaTer responsibiliTy and allowed access To The sancTuary known as The back room. There is no scarciTy oT iobs in The library. New assisTanTs are always welcomed and are in- sTrucTed in The rouTine oT wriTing over-due noTices and oT Tiling back issue magazines. JUNIOR HIGH HOME ECONOMICS CLUB AND RED CROSS CLUB The Two-in-one club oT The Junior l-ligh is iTs combined Home Economics and Junior Red Cross Club, which, proud To say, has done such a remarkable iob ThaT each deserves individual aTTenTion. The Home Economics Club has become one aT The Junior l-ligh's mosT popular clubs. Miss Ungar has worked ouT an exTensive program pre- senTed boTh in and ouTside The school. LIBRARY STAFF ln The ciassroom The members cook diTTerenT dishes and experimenT wiTh Tore-ign Toods. They also use The sewing machines in making very good-looking arTicles. FreguenTly parTies are given in culminaTion oT acquired knowledge. The various planned Tield Trips Took The sTudenTs ouTside The school To see diTTerenT phases OT The Home Economics Tield. They vis- iTed commercial bakeries, Macy's TesTing bureau, The Good Housekeeping InsTiTuTe, and They saw milk pasTeurized in boTTles aT The Dellwood Dairy. To iTs members The Home Economics Club has given rise To valuable experiences: and To The school -Those TragranT aromas seeping Through- ouT iTs halls. The oTher halT-The Red Cross Club, has been on iTs Tip-Toes as well. IT Took upon iTselT The Sponsoring oT all drives in The Junior l-ligh, and worked wiTh success in enlarging iTs member- ship. One may parTicularly be proud oT Their characTerisTic zeal and vigor in Their desire To help oThers. They have made ChrisTmas sTock- ings, uTili+y bags, Red Cross haTs, and have dis- Tinguished Themselves by having Turnished more giTT boxes Tor European children Than any oTher school in WesTchesTer. Their club was repre- senTed aT The CounTy Junior Red Cross meeTing by iTs Two delegaTes, Ann KoeTher and Mary Johnson. HOME ECONOMICS AND RED CROSS XG' ax! JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' SPORTS This year, under The supervision oT Miss Rowe, a broad program oT sporTs was oTTered To The Junior High girls, which was enThusiasTically received. ln The Tall, a greaT many girls Turned ouT Tor hoclcey and elecTed MargareT Corry, Joan Mullineaux, and Barbara RoThe Their capTains. Soccer, an equally popular sporT, was cap- Tained by Ellen Kelly, Carolyn Price, and Char- loTTe Voorhis. The ping-pong group was sponsored by Mrs. Trevilian, swimming by Mr. Sawyer, and badmin- Ton by Miss Dee. During The winTer, The TavoriTe sporT was baslceTball. The capTains oT The Monday group were Susan Tenney, winner, PaT Sommers, Marcia Noble, and Roddy Cushing. Those oT The Wednesday group were DoroThy Pace, winner, and Ann Savage. Serve-us ball was also well aTTended, The capTains being CaTherine Laclcey, JudiTh Cox, Sherry Johnson, Ann KeTher, Ella Mae SToclcTon, and CynThia Beam. There was also roller slcaTing aT The MounT Vernon Rinlc which was supervised by Miss Roclce- Teller and Miss Taylor. On March 6. a group oT nine eighTh-graders and eleven ninTh-graders were elecTed To par- TicipaTe in The Bronxville Play Day. The Two bas- lceTball Teams, capTained by Carolyn Price and Susan Tenney, won Tour games, losT one, and Tied one. Ann Savage was leader oT The volleyball Team which won Two games and losT one. In The spring, The girls again Turned ouT enThusiasTically Tor soTTball. SERVE-US BALL str' DOROTHY ROWE Junior High School Physical EducaTion J. H. BOYS' SPORTS In The Tall Touch TooTball was again The main aTTracTion among The Junior High boys. The Tel- lows were divided inTo Two leagues oT Tour Teams each. In The A League, Bowen's Team Tinished on Top wiTh Tive wins and only one loss. Blank was second wiTh a record oT Tour and Two, Balich Third wiTh Two and Tour, and CaIverT ended in The cel- iar wiTh one vicTory againsT Tive deTeaTs. TwenTy-six boys also Took an acTive parT in a ping pong club which was under The supervision oT Mr. Brown. Mrs. Spaulding sponsored a boys' riding club lasT Tall, which rode once a weelc aT The SpliT Rock Riding Academy. For Those who were more aquaTically inclined, Mr. Sawyer had charge oT a swimming group which meT on Fri- days aT The New Rochelle Y.M.C.A. Boys' baslceTball, under The sponsorship oT Pop La Barre aTTracTed a greaT many Tellows. IT was divided in The same manner as was Touch TooTball, and Dailey, Blanlc, Balich, and Nimphius were capTains in The A League. Mr. Russeil had charge oT a badminTon club, and Miss RoclceTeller and Miss Taylor supervised roller slcaTing. As usual The Two soTT ball leagues replaced badminTon and roller sl4aTing in The spring. ln addiTion To baseball, however. Mr. Rudy guided some oT The boys ouT on The linlcs To improve Their golTing Techniques. QsYf?,gfW ,f 359,95 fifgiiifslff AZ' ,M JV .f EGM? xiivfifpffe 6954 CARUSO STUDIO Your official Pelican phofographers 313 MAMARONECK AVENUE NAMARQNECK N 87 'Lx J ' J QY ' 9' . . AJ 35' Our o grafula ns +o very er o e we ua ing ass and si' wish .U a.succes ul F -E h ur ass ' on ww.4fou year een + pleasur and ap cla+io I Z ll ' 5 ' ll 1 . Y. YOU SAVE EVERY DAY A SUPERMARKETS Al A 81 P every day s bargam day lor prlces are always down 'ro earllnl Yes A X1 P s low prlces preyaul un all sux complele food deparlmenls sux days a weelc So you can slwop whenever ul suuls your conyemence and always make worllmwlwale sayings' A 81 P SUPERMARKET Conyemenlly Localed al 43 Ellill-l AVENUE Cpposde Town l-lall AT 8fP A8fP BEST wusHes TO we CLASS OF me PEPSI COLA BoH'llng Company E NEW ROCHELI. 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