Richmond Hill High School - Archway / Dome Yearbook (Richmond Hill, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1932 volume:

TI-IE SENICDR DQME Published by The sludenls of Richmond Hill High School Edilor-in-Chief ........., Assislani Edifor ....... Business Manager ........ Loraine Pelersen Florence James Thelma Slilch Olga Schulay Charles Willmarih STAFF 8+h Term 7+h Term 6+h Term 5'rh Term 4+h Term Lily Sinowilz Annex Represenraiives EDITH GARDNER Helen Manihey Edna Phillips Doris Pascal June Fried Barbara lvleloney Marion Gordon Irving Siem Rulh Haynes Virginia Lang NE lu 1932 I F ww- CUTWITTED WITS ivlichaelangelo Ahduzza was an exfraordinarily clever person-aT leasT in his own opinion. l-le placed his books, of which he had many, upside clown in The bookcase so ThaT his grandmoTher couldn'T ascerfain whaT he read. All his rela- Tives, excepT The one menTioned above, had died and lefT him a considerable forTune ThaT was The resulT of many years of hard work and Toil. A very forTunaTe occurrence for Ahduzza -very forTunaTe indeed. l-le lived sumpTuously and grandly in an exclusive suburb of New York wiTh no hindrance, maTrimonial or oTherwise, To his carefully laid plans for The building of an exTensive library. Ah, yes, his libraryl The vol- umes were as varied as The bookplaTes ThaT adorned Their covers. On a morning laTe in June, we mighT have discerned Ahduzza adorning his corpulenT and disproporTioned body wiTh The mosT expensive summer cloThes. l-lis profound admiraTion for any- Thing BriTish had resulTed in The employing of BarTon as his valeT, or, as Ahduzza was bound To call him lhe had never Taken Frenchl, his 'varleT'. BarTon was ,inclusTriously cleaning his masTer's black and whiTe sporT shoes, a Task which he would gladly have given To anyone who would have been insane enough To wish iT, when Ahduzza suddenly asked him if-old, Mrs. Ahduzza was aT home. lvlrs. l-l'Ahduzza, sir? No, sir. She wenT h'ouT To 'er bridge club. Bridge club! Ahduzza was annoyed noT only by BarTon's sTaTemenT buT also by his yellow and orange Tie: I ThoughT she wenT There yesTer- day. lv She did, sir, buT-h'l beg your pardon, sir - Barfon had placed The finished shoes on Ahduzza's whiTe knickers, provoking his masTer's wraTh considerably. Go on, you idioT. Well, confidenTially, sir, she Told me ThaT she 'ad losT Two dollars h'and desired To reTrieve Them, wiTh h'inTeresT, This h'afTernoon. May h'l brush you h'oTf, sir? Ahduzza had finished dressing and was exam- ining himself minuTely in The greaT mirror. No. l-laven'T goT Time. When Mrs. Ahduzza reTurns, Tell her l'm ouT wiTh Adolphus Enge. Taking The cane and felT haT from BarTon, he walked ouT of The room and down The wide sfaircase, pausing' only To rearrange The silk handkerchief up his sleeve. l-le sTrode ouT of The house and down The paThway To The sidewalk, Then paused as if he had forgoTTen someThing. and finally reTraced his sTeps. Re-enTering The house, he hurried To The library, and, Taking ouT a volume of PlaTo, he reached his shorT, faT hand behind The books and drew ouT a square shaped boTTle, which he uncorked wiTh a loud 'pop'. Smacking his lips, he Took a long and deep draughT, and Then hurriedly replaced The flask. Walking a liTTle more iaunTily, he hasTened To The railroad sTaTion, The pre-arranged meeT- ing place wiTh his life-long friend and compan- ion, Adolphus Enge. TogeTher They had made many Trips To New York's old book disTricT. IT was one of These Trips ThaT was arranged for This parTicular day. Enge was impaTienTly awaiTing Ahduzza's ar- rival, and had quiTe exhausfed his energy in pounding againsT The sloT machines in The hope ThaT some loose merchandise, or, beTTer yeT, change, would accidenTally Tall from The open- ing. When he sighTed Ahduzza, he rushed over To him exciTedly. Have you goT your soap eraser? was his greeTing. Of course. Ahduzza liT a cork-Tipped Benson and l-ledges. The Train soon came, and boTh men rushed in --To procure a seaT. The ride was unevenTful. They changed aT Penn STaTion To The subway. and alighTed aT Union Square, only To be cha- Page 4 THE SENIOR DOME grined by The facT ThaT There were no Com- munisT oraTors To lisTen To. While hasTening down Toward The musTy old shops, They wenT over Their respecTive lisTs. l'd like To find one of Dickens' firsT ediTions, remarked Enge, as he lifTe.d his haT To a female passerby. A Dickens be damned! ThaT 'David Copper- field' you boughT lasT Time was a hoax. Why, ThaT was no firsT ediTion. lT was prinTed in I922! The man Told me-- And you believed him? Anyway, Ahduzza, l did mark The price down Three dollars! They reached The firsT sTore and enTered. The proprieTor was a dark-haired, long-nosed fellow wiTh piercing eyes. Good morning, genTlemen, he greefed Them. l-lave you Talleyrand's 'Memoirs'? Ahduzza bursT forTh, engaging They shopkeeper while Enge slipped To The back of The sTore. l'm afraid noT. We have some specials over on These shelves, Though. l-le escorTed Ahduzza To The oTher side of The sTore. l-lere's one of my greaTesT bargains-a copy of Emil Ludwig's 'Napoleon' auTographed by The Emperor him- self! Ahduzza, glancing nervously aT Enge, heard only 'Napoleon'. lncredibIe! he remarked. l-lere you are, misTer. See for yourself. WhaT is The price? l:ifTy dollars. Too much. I'll make iT forTy-Tive! llNO.lv l'll make a real special price. You can have iT for ThirTy-five dollars. You're sure iT's Napoleon's signaTure? PosiTive! All righT, l'll Take iT. l-lere you are, Ahduz- za said, as he counTed ouT The money and gave iT To The eager proprieTor. Meanwhile, Enge had been busy erasing The prices in The back of a few books ThaT he es- pecially desired and supplying Them wiTh his own. l'll Take These. Enge deposifed The books on The desk and paid The sum ThaT The hawk- eyed man compuTed afTer he had added The prices he found. The Two men- Turned To go, buT were arresTed aT The enfrance by The following sTaTemenT: GenTlemen, a minuTe, please. l forgof To show you my greaTesT special, The Waferbury ediTion of Isaac D'lsraeli's 'CuriosiTies of LiTeraTure'. lT's The only one in exisfence. Only five Thousand dollars! When They heard The price, Ahduzza and Enge hurried on To The nexT sTore. AfTer They had examined The wares for a while, Ahduzza spoke. Oh, The dickens! Where's a Dickens, Ahduzza? l merely remarked 'The dickens'. WhaT's The Dickens? This book. ThaT isn'T any Dickens! lT's wriTTen by l-l. G. Wells. Are you blind? Of course iT's wriTTen by l-l. G. Wells- ThaT's why l exclaimed 'The dickens'. I'm Tired of seeing books by him.' ' Oh, Enge was abashed. On Their way ouT, They were halTed by The elderly propriefor. OenTlemen, l possess The only one of The original Twelve of The Waferbury ediTion of D'ls- raeli's 'CuriosiTies of LiTeraTure' in exisfence. l'm a biT pressed laTely, so l'll leave iT go for five Thou- BuT he was only Talking To Thin air. Curious abouT The Waferbury ediTion, eh, Enge? lT cerTainly is. Wonder who has The original? l've a copy home, buT iT's noT The WaTer- bury. ln The nexT sTore, iT was Enge's Turn To engage The owner while Ahduzza wenT back To The rear of The sTore. l-laving no oTher quesTion handy, Enge asked: l-lave you The WaTerbury ediTion of D'lsraeli's 'CuriosiTies'? THE SENIOR DOME Page 5 No, buT I can procure iT Tor you. My broTh- er in London has The only copy in exisTence. I-Ie'd be willing To seII. And so on and on. When Ahduzza reTurned home aTTer leaving Enge in The speakeasy where They had eaTen, he was greeTed by BarTon. CounT Alexis CuTisearoTT is 'ere, sir. 'Es h'in The library. Take These books, BarTon. lvlichaelangelo Ahduzza adiusTed his neckTie and walked inTo The room. A monocled Russian, presumably an emigre Imperial general, sTood and bowed sTiTTly. lvlr. Ahduzza? he quesTioned as sTiTTly as he bowed, raising his righT eyebrow a TracTion OT an inch, I TrusT you will pardon my inTrusion. I am a greaT lover oT books, and possess quiTe a number OT valuable ediTions. Our muTuaI Triend, lvlr. Enge, Told me oT your colle'cTion. I-le said ThaT I would be welcome To come and inspecT iT aT any Time. I-le menTioned some- Thing abouT ArisToTle-or was iT PIaTo? Again The eyebrow rose. l-lave a seaT, your exceIIency. 'IAhduzza had read somewhere ThaT you called Russian noble- men by This TiTIeI WhaT does your coIlecTion include? Ahduzza lisTened aTTenTively To The long enum- eraTed IisT oT liTerary Treasures. AT The conclu- sion oT The CounT's speech, Ahduzza asked him wheTher he had ever seen The WaTerbury edi- Tion oT D'lsraeIi's 'CuriosiTies oT I.iTeraTure'. lm- mediaTeIy, The CounT became animaTed. You have iT? All my IiTe I have wanTed iT- Iooked everywhere, enquired of everybody- A diabolical scheme Tormed in Ahduzza's mind. l have iT. Would you like To see IT? Could I? Ahduzza Turned To one oT The cases and drew ouT his copy of The 'CuriosiTies'. I-lere, you excellency, I'll sell iT Tor Tive Thou- sand doIlars. ATTer inspecTing The volume careTuIIy, The CounT exclaimed: You have been misled, sir. 'Tis buT a poor copy! The CounT's Iilerary knowl- edge was quiTe proTuse. OT course, oT course. Your excellency musT see my IiTTIe iokel 'Twas merely To see wheTher you knew The original or noTl BoTh men laughed, one hearTiIy, and one ner- vously. CounT CuTisearoTT IeTT shorTly aTTerward, a biT disappoinTed in his hope OT being inviTed Tor dinner. As soon as he was gone, Ahduzza soughT reTuge in PIaTo, exclaiming: I mainTain ThaT iT is noT whaT one reads ,in Plaro ThaT gives one solace: 'Tis whaT is behind iT ThaT counTsl O by ELIZABETH DEMAREST I Lge cc s ccymckcah Diana, weary aTTer The morning's chase, laid aside her bow and quiver under a holm oak. Then she summoned her wood-nymphs To aid her in disrobing and wiTh Them she wenT To baThe in The reTreshing waTers oT The river Xan- Thus. While she was Thus engaged, a young sweeT- Taced cherub passing Through The wood spied The sacred bow and quiver which aTTracTed him greaTly. As he was examining Them, Diana and her dripping reTinue suddenly reTurned. The god- dess became angry when she discovered her weapons being handled by The youngsTer. WiTh long sTrides she reached The lad who had been unaware oT her approach, snaTched her belong- ings Trom his hands, and smaclced him Three Times on The leTT ear. Then signalling her band To Tollow she wenT inTo The deep wood. The boy who had been Thus chasTised beToolc himselT To The river which The maidens had va- caTed, and wiTh one Tiny hand sTreTched Toward The heavens he swore a mighTy oaTh by The beard oT his grandTaTher JupiTer. Pk ,ls Pk Diana, inTenT on The hunT, had noT heard The whiz OT a Tiny arrow aimed' wiTh a purpose oTher Than her own, buT no less TaTal. When she liTTed her eyes Trom The boar she had 1usT slain, The goddess experienced an impercepTible Tremor as her gaze alighTed on a young man who was in- TenTly waTching her. The work oT Two Tiny shaTTs was already accomplished. The passionless cliviniTy, whose coldness even pervaded her lamp and made iT laclc The viTal warmTh ThaT accompanied her broTher's, wel- comed The inTruder To her haunTs and hearT. Similarly aTTecTed, This young Greek sculpTor, Pyrrhus by name, became The deiTy's abiecT slave and consTanT worshipper. wk af ak FaTigued aTTer The morning's hunT Diana Trowned as she remembered The TrysT wiTh her lover. No longer were The inTimacies wiTh The youTh cherished by her. l-ler inT'aTuaTion had glowed Tiercely buT Tor a shorT Time. Finally maidenhod reasserTed iTselT and her ardor THE SENIOR DOME Page 7 abaTed. Alas, Pyrrhus, mere man ThaT he was, could noT overcome his love Tor The deiTy. His cOnsTanT devoTion was wearying The goddess, who decided To end her philandering wiThouT in- juring him, Tor he was noT aware OT her idenTiTy. l shall endeavor To send him where he can never see me again, mused Diana: no doubT his passion will grow cold. To my lunar haunTl she exclaimed. l shall appoinT him cusTodian OT The moon. As a way ouT OT her dilemma had presenTed iTselT, Diana's sereniTy was resTored. IT was in a calm mood ThaT she wenT To meeT Pyrrhus. The man had noT been oblivious To The grow- ing coldness. YeT he aTTribuTed iT noT To lack OT aTTecTion buT To The TacT ThaT The maiden was a nymph in The Train OT The goddess Diana and ThereTore subiecT To The vows OT virginiTy. When The Two meT, Pyrrhus shyly advanced These reasons as being The cause OT The girl's abaTing ardor. Readily agreeing wiTh him Diana Took This opporTuniTy Tor puTTing her plan inTo execuTion. Pyrrhus,' she began halTingly. Yes, smiled he encouagingly. Would you be willing To Torsake love Tor me if immorTaliTy was oTTered Thee? WaiT. NOT love, buT my presence To augmenT ThaTi love would be iacking. The goddess Diana wishes a comely youTh To care Tor her lamp in The heavens. Who- ever underTakes This Task will be granTed ever- lasTing liTe. BuT never To see Thee again, obiecTed Pyrr- husp The price is noT worTh iT. YeT remember, soTTly answered- The god- dess, l am immorTal while Thou musT suTTer deaTh. When Thy hour comes, I shall pass Trom Thee Torever, buT in The heavens l shall be Thine in spiriT Tor all Times. To have Thee Torever, breaThed The deluded man, is wOrTh any price. The days ThaT Tollowed, Diana roamed The Tor- esTs secure in The knowledge ThaT her lover was Tar oTT in The heavens Tending her lamp. There Pyrrhus devoTed his lonely liTe To driving ouT The cold spiriT +ha+ exuded Trom The huge globe. The Tire OT love ThaT burned wiThin him gradu- ally warmed The chilly aTmosphere OT The moon and The romanTic glow was TelT on earTh. Even aTTer Diana was no longer a revered goddess buT only Tine sculpTure, The man in The moon was sTill regarded as a poTenT creaTure. To re- mind his lover OT his exisTence he had carved his likeness on The yellow lamp, and This is sTill viewed on earTh. TO HESPERUS Oh, l-lesperus, lmmorTal evening sTar, For aeons hasT Thou risen in The sky AT This same hour, when soTT breezes sigh And sunseT's radianT glow burns Trom aTar. Now in The wesT l see Thee shine on high, BrighT symbol OT eTernal consTancy, Whose puriTy no Tickle god can mar. Thou arT a gliTTering, resplendenT Tear ThaT gleams Tor youTh, and hope, and peace, and love: There in Thy cool alooTness Thou cansT noTe WiTh genTle scorn The weakness and The Tear OT man, and Try To guide Them Trom above And lighT Their way, Thou lusTrous sTar remoTe. L THE GI-IGSTS HELP CUT by GRACE CLARK 'Twas a cold winTer nighT in The middle oT December. Or perhaps iT wasn'T The middle, nearer The end. Anyway, iT was ChrisTmas Eve. IT had snowed all day, all nighT, all week, all- we'd beTTer sTop There. The scene was a sTudy in black and whiTe. A large hill, whiTe againsT The black sky, and doTTed inTermiTTenTly wiTh black brush, Trees and shrubs, sTood ouT like a senTinel, silenT and alone. AT The TooT oT The hill, a dark Tigure was weaving iTs way in and ouT among The Trees, and was evidenTly climbing The hill. Reaching a poinT Trom which The Top oT The hill could be seen, The Tigure sTopped and suddenly recoiled. Sir Henry EverTon, H548-l634l, who was The Tigure climbing The hill, was Torn by a sudden desire To laugh and cry aT The same Time. lT was his sad and solemn cluTy To haunT EverTon CasTle every ChrisTmas Eve lwhich acT he had perTormed regularly every Eve aT I2 P. M., and here he was, all ready To do his biT, buT he had no casTle To haunTl EverTon CasTle, which had sTood on ThaT hill Tor so many years, was no longer There! Now ThaT's a dirTy Trick To play on a poor, unsuspecTing, hard-working ghosT, he exclaimed, l wonder iT iT could have been one oT Those pracTical iokers l've heard so much abouT. He looked around Tor The pracTical ioker, and noT Tinding him, sTarTed To descend The hill. The nexT momenT, he was Thrown inTo The snow by a sudden collision wiTh someone who exclaimed, l say, old Tellow, why don'T you waTch where you're going? You'll geT killed ThaT way some day. Here, leT me brush you oTT, you had a nasTy Tall. The inTruder brushed Sir Henry OTT and helped him geT up. Suddenly he seemed To recognize Sir Henry. Aren'T you Sir Henry EverTon, born in I548 and died in I634 by requesT? he asked. Sir Henry grudgingly admiTTed he was him- selT, and The oTher ghosT brighTened visibly. Well, well, well, he murmured, Tancy meeT- ing you here, aTTer all These years. Don'T you remember me? l'm your grandson, Sir Edward EverTon H629-l683l? Why, so iT is, said Sir Henry, peering closer, My, my, you cerTainly have changed since I saw you lasT. You've goTTen Thinner. l know: l've been on a dieT. I was geTTing Too TaT. And The reason why l'm so laTe TonighT is ThaT l Tore a big hole in my besT haunTing suiT iusT beTore l was going To leave. BUT where's The casTle? l can'T Tind iT anywhere. l was iusT going To ask you, Sir Edward. I can'T imagine. WaiT a minuTe, Though, here comes Sir Horace Spengs, who haunTs The man- or To The leTT oT us. WaTch ouT how you Talk To him, he's very high-haT. Hi! Horace, old kid? l am very well, er, ThaT is, as well as can be expecTed in These days oT depression, answered Sir Horace sTiTTly. l suppose you wanT To know abouT The casTle? And howl yelled The oTher Two ghosTs, so vociTerously ThaT Sir Horace was momenTarily Taken aback, buT only momenTarily, Tor he soon recovered his aplomb and announced casually, They have removed your ancesTral domain To America. and looked aT The Tingernails oT his righT hand in The manner oT The besT? deTecTives. Americal yelled Sir Sidney. Americal screamed Sir Edward. Sir Horace looked aT Them wiTh an air oT uTTer disdain aT such vulgariTy, and sTalked ma- iesTically oTT, leaving The Two bewildered ghosTs To Themselves. LeT's leave Them There To collecT Their ThoughTs, which had been scaTTered by The col- lision, and visiT The new siTe oT EverTon CasTle. The scene is pracTically The same as in England THE SENIOR DOME Page 9 excepl lhal lhere was no snow al Thal lime near Smylhe Manor llhe hol air rising lrom lhe manor had melled ill. The lwo ghosls mel again, aller a voyage d'exploralion aboul lhe Manor, lo decide upon a plan ol war. There was no collision lhal lime, lhey were looking lor each olher. Well, well, well, murmured Sir Edward lil seemed lo be a habil wilh himl have I gol news! Me loo, said Sir Henry, come on ove and sil down. I'm gelling lirecl.' Well, I-len, old lellow, whal's news? I heard old man Smylhe himsell lalking f a deleclive aboul a necklace he's going lo gil. his daughler. I-Ie's giving a parly lonighl ii. her honor. Lel's slick around. O. K., Hen, sounds good lo me. Oh, say, lhal musl have been lhe daughler lalking lo some young man. They wanl lo gel married bul her old man won'l Iel lhem, so lhey're planning lo elope lonighl. Nice couple, loo. Meanwhile, unknown lo lhe ghosls, Dirly Work was alool lil had: Iosl. ilsp horse in a crap gamel. One ol lhe hired wailers sleallhily approached one ol lhe large hampers which supposedly con- lained lood. Sssl-Spike, il's me, he hissed cau- liously, il's me, Red. Beller gel oul now, I gol somelhing lo lell you. O. K. Spill il. Lislen, il's II:3O now. Don'l you lhink you'd beller swipe lhe necklace and be clone wilh il? You sap, I already swiped il. Whal I'm wor- rying aboul is how lo gel oul ol here. Should I leave now? No, you dumb egg, wanla queer our game? The big guy's gol a llallool here. Bul I lound a swell hiding place lor you, one place lhey'II never lhink ol' looking lor you, up in lhe lower. And so Dirly Work and ils lwo accomplices wenl aboul lheir way. Lel us relurn lo our lwo heroes, Eddie and I-len. They are doing some- lhing good ghosls should never do, lhal is, peek- ing lhrough a window. Well, well, well, murmured Sir Eddie again, lhis is one swell parly. Bul, say, look al lhal old guy run downslairs. Looks exciled. Shul up, you lool, lhal's our hosl, Mr. Srnylhe. Don'l you know il's impolile lo speak ol your hosl in such a way? VVhal's he saying? I musl be gelling old, I can'l hear as well as I used lo. I-Ie's yelling somelhing aboul a necklace be- ing slolen. Come on, lel's help lhem. In lhe ballroom, Mr. Smylhe was exciledly iumping around. The necklace, il's slolenl Do somelhing, somebody! OuickI Come, come, Mr. Smylhe, said lhe deleclive soolhingly, puII yoursell logelher. Lel's go lo your sludy and lalk il over. Miss Smylhe and Mr. Hayes may come, loo. The resl ol you go on having your lun. In lhe sludy, lhe lour people laced each olh- er. The silence was broken by lhe deleclive who asked, Now, lell me iusl whal happened. I came up here lo gel lhe necklace, ancl noliced immedialely lhal lhe sale was open and lhe necklace gone. Who beside yoursell knew aboul il? Only you, mysell and Mr. Hayes, lhe ar- chilecl. Does Mr. Hayes know lhe combinalion? Why, ol course Tom knows lhe combinalionf' answered Phyllis lMiss Smylhel, I-Ie oughl lo: he gol lhe sale lor Daddy. Lel's see, Mr. Smylhe, you and I lell lhe sludy al I I P. M. Il's now II:45. Er, Mr. I-Iayes, where were you lhe Iasl lhree quarlers ol an hour? Why, er-I was in my room, I er-had a head- ache. slammered Tom. This looks very suspicious, sir. I wonder-- See here, young lellow, I warn you lo hand over lhe necklace. You've gol a nerve lrying lo make love lo my daughler and lhen slealing her presenl. I did no such lhing, sir, and I really love your daughler. Why, Daddy, how can you say such a lhing? Tom wouldn'l hurl me lor lhe world, would you, I l Page IO THE SENIOR DOME Tom? Why, Tom, whaT's The maTTer? You look like you've seen a ghosTI No-ThaT's iTI The Tower! and Tom Turned and ran ouT of The room. The deTecTive, be- wildered, followed him, and Mr. Smyfhe, affer a momenT's hesiTaTion, also followed. Tom, was, of course, The firsf To reach The Tower. The large door commanding The enfrance slammed iusT as he goT There and he Tried To open iT in vain. The deTecTive soon arrived and Tried To help him, buf iT looked as Though Their uniTed efforfs were To be of no avail. Suddenly a shriek rang ouT. Lemme ouTa here, and The door opened quickly as a very excifed person fairly Threw himself inTo Their arms. ThaT's The Thief, said Tom. Yeah, I hooked The necklace, I admif iT, I'll confess To everyfhing buT geT me ouTa here! Oufside our Two heroes were Talking Their advenfure over. Well, well, welI, murmured Sir Eddie, we cerTainIy had a good Time, The mosf I've had for a couple of cenfuries. lT's Things like ThaT ThaT make haunTing pleasanf. You know, when I was sTanding oufside of ThaT sTudy window Telling ThaT young fellow where The Thief was, I almosf resolved To seTTle down and be a good ghosf. IT I had'n'T been so bad when I lived, I'd be nice and peaceably playing a harp by now. Come now, Eddie, don'T be so downhearfed. We should look on The brighf side of life. WaiT Till I Tell you all The fun I had. WhaT did you do? l was sfanding ouTside The Tower door, and every Time ThaT Thief sTarTed To come ouT, I sTuck my head ouT and yelled BOO aT him. Then he sfarfed To climb ouT of The window, so I wenT around and scared him some more. I guess he ThoughT he'd be safer wiTh Those humans. I.eT's go and peek in The sTudy window again. So The ghosfs very unghosfly peeked Through The window. The scene There made Them beam upon each oTher in admirafion, for Mr. Smyfhe was acTually smiling aT The Two lovers, and The deTecTive was shaking Tom's hand and congraf- ulafing him. EveryThing had Turned ouT happily for The young couple. Ik wk at Somewhere, The Two ghosfs had been sum- moned before Eafe. Sir I-Ienry EverTon and Sir Edward EverTon, you have been summoned here upon a very serious maTTer, said The Voice solemnly. You are charged wiTh noT having done your duTy in haunfing EverTon Casfle. What have you To say for yourself? Silence reigned. The Voice confinued, Since you say nofhing I Take This as a sign of guilT. I Therefore senfence you To efernal happiness for your reward in hav- ing helped a human To gain his righfs. You are dismissed. Sir Edward broke The silence. Well, well, weIl, he murmured. The Truth, The Whole Truth, and...? On The morning OT March TweITTh as The blis- Tering summer sun poured in Through The win- dow oT The execuTive oTTices oT True Fibs Mag- azine ,a bizarre appariTion wiTh a Paderewski haircuT and an inane expressron poured in Through The door. The youTh, Tor iT was a youTh, glared Tran- Tically abouT unTiI he spied a busy individual wiTh a broom. Mr. EdiTor, he gushed, I have here a sTory which . . . Ah ain'T no ediTor, boss, inTerrupTed The negro proudly, Ah's de ianiTorI' Oh, I'm Terribly sorry, sTammered The youTh as his Tace goT Two shades redder Than WaITer Winchell's, BuT where is The ediTor? Ovah dere. Seeing The movemenT oT a head behind an immense sTack oT papers The inTruder bois- Terously approached The place unTiI he could re- gard The smiling ediTor. I-le Then calmly shoved piles oT manuscripTs To The Tloor and placed his own under The man's nose. I have a sTory which . . . Take iT To Miss Schnopslu roared The jovial oTFiciaI aImosT as loudly as a movie managing ediTor, I have no Time To wasTe on The drivel OT beginners. Oh yeah? counTered The youTh subTIy as he began To search Tor The aToremenTioned Miss Schnops. ATTer whaT seemed monThs oT rambling Trom corridor To corridor he discover-ed a door bear- ing The Tollowing legend: Belvedere N. Schnops No AdmiTance Walk in I-Ie enTered and conTronTecl a severe-Iook- ing young woman seaTed behind a desk. WeII? she inquired. I-l- he murmured awkwardly. ReaIIy? IT anyone buT you had Told me, I wouIdn'T have believed Them. Come, come, young man, unburden yourself. WeII, iT's This way, Schnoppy . . . I have here a sTory . . . I-Ie paused, prepared Tor The cusTomary inTerrupTion aT This poinT. . . . which you are going To buy, buT I wanT some- one To hear iT TirsT so ThaT There can be no reTracTions. M Young man, do noT wasTe my Time: iT's price- less. This magazine buys only masTerpieces,,so iT you haven'T someThing oT unusual meriT, do noT annoy me. I assure you ThaT you'II be way ahead if you hear my TaIe. A punsTer, eh? GeT ouT1 No, Miss Schnopsl I have here a chronicle oT human evenTs, a sTory so rnasTerTuI and over- powering ThaT I know I'm a genius. Please IeT me go on. The woman seTTIed back in her chair wiTh a gesTure oT resignaTion and waved her hand in consenT. My sTory is vasTIy diTTerenT Trom mosT, you know. IT opens in London, buT iT isn'T a dark, Toggy nighT on which anyThing mighT happen, and a IighT is noT dimly discerned in Trafalgar Square. Our hero, ConsTanTine Berry, is noT a young college spendThriTT, nor is he a gangsTer Trom The greaT middle class. I-le is merely an obscure and sTruggIing manuTacTurer oT purple gingham Thumb Tacks Tor leTT handed muTes. I-le hails Trom Idaho, DeTroiT, The birThpIace oT The heroine, Mary Samel. This lady is The daughTer oT MusTapha Samel, The noTed amaTeur back- gammon pro, and has neiTher raven Tresses nor ruby lips, aIThough To give her her due, she is Tair and square lTair hair, square headl. On The nighT our masTerpiece opens, Con Berry and Mary Samel were ceIebraTing Their TirsT anniversary wiTh several Thousand choice Triends and a Tew Tall glasses oT Burgundy grape Iurce. .Q 3 O mmerclal Co THE SENIOR DOME Page I3 AnoTher person, however, was noT celebraT- ing . . . The villain oT The ploT, Omar Sleep, who was Mary's reiecTed suiTor solely because he did noT suiTor. Sleep had sworn To wreak vengeance on The love birds and alThough he had already poisoned The wedding-cake, chop- ped oTT Con's Thumb wiTh a cleaver, and slain Mary's Two-Third aunT, he desired more revenge. Accordingly, aTTer cudgeling his halT brain Tor a number oT weeks, he had hiT upon The plan oT exiling Con's lndian grandTaTher To his mud-TurTle kennels in ScoTland. ln The meanTime, There was greaT happiness in The home oT ConsTanTine. l-le had re-named The lndian Francisco and The old man had proved quiTe valuable and inTelligenT. l-le was only nineTy years old buT could already Trans- laTe SanskriT, Tind misTakes in Euclid, and con- sTrucT a B baTTery ouT oT Tishbones: however, he had one serious drawback. He had made no 'cuTe sayings' and caused no embarrassing mo- menTs', Thereby depriving Con and Mary oT Two dollars neT Trom The Tabloid dailies. DespiTe This, They sTill managed To love him and liTTle suspecTed Omar's Toul plans. The nighT which Omar had selecTed Tor The enacTmenT oT his deed Tinally came, as mosT nighTs do, and he, accompanied by Three vi- cious underlings, crepT To The house oT Con- sTanTine in The cenTer oT London and Torced an enTrance. They had liTTle diTTiculTy Tinding Francisco as he was sleeping downsTairs while repairs were being made under The radiaTor where he usually resTed To remind him oT his naTive climaTe. Francisco, however, was noT asleep, buT siTTing up in bed smoking Con's besT buTTs. Swear words, Tizzed Omar Through TighT lips, l wanTed Them weeds myselT. l-lereupon he began To Tear ouT his hair. Francisco smiled angelically and said: 'Be nonchalanT, old chap, smoke a herring.' Omar, Tearing ThaT his words had been heard by ConsTanTine, The Elder Berry, ordered a hasTy reTreaT. The Tollowing morning when Con came down The lndian, in sign language, Told him whaT had happened, and Con suggesTed ThaT he sleep in Their room in case OT repeaTed aTTack. Omar Sleep, alThough The villain, and There- Tore aT The auThor's mercy, had 'bulldog quali- Ties' and had resolved To geT even. ThereTore, under cover oT moonlighT and a slouch haT, he and Three OT his vile companions again soughT The liTTle green house. The TerriTic quarTeTTe Tound no Trouble in geTTing in, and being ex- perienced made no noise, save Tor The knocking over OT The radio loudspeaker and Two Tloor lamps. One OT Omar's broThers in DevilTry, when The leader's back was Turned, slipped a parlor suiTe and a Tolding bed inTo his pockeT, which illusTraTes The TruTh oT The old proverb: 'Thar ain'T no honor beTween crooks.' Omar Then led The Trio up The carpeTed sTair and aTTer each had Tripped, They arrived saTely aT The bedroom. The Tour desperadoes Then crepT inTo The room and observed The peaceTully-sleeping Mrs. Berry and The resTless ConsTanTine. Omar decided To acT quickly, so wiTh abouT TorTy-six deTT movemenTs he reached The bedside oT The snoring lndian, grabbed him by The TeeT, and was abouT To be oTT when Francisco awoke and began To yodel a Navaio war song. Sleep, wiTh characTerisTic presence oT mind, snaTched an apple ThaT was growing on The cloThes-Tree and sTuTTed iT inTo The ln- dian's mouTh. ConsTanTine, disTurbed by The noise, opened his Three big brown eyes and gazed abouT The room. l-le saw Omar and The sTruggling capTive and was speedily rising To score a knockouT on The demon, buT . . . alas and a laddie . . . he had Taken some oT Dr. Seevle's lnsTanT-AcTion Sleep- TableTs aT The opening oT The Spanish-American War, and as This was The beginning oT l932, They were sTarTing To acT, and he Tell back powerless! Omar seized This opporTuniTy To have his underlings bind and gag Mary and carry The limp Torm oT her husband downsTairs and inTo a car which was waiTing. They sped silenTly Through The ciTy as The moTor roared deaTeningly, buT iT was noT suT- Page I4 THE SENIOR DOME ficienf for Gleep, who pushed her fo fhe floor- board unfil fhey were fairly flying. The speed- omefer regisfered fourfeen miles an hour and fhey confinued af fhis maddening pace unfil fhey were fhree blocks away, where Omar or- dered his pals fo fake Mary and Con fo a hid- den rendezvous whose owner he had previously bribed. The Evil Four wifh fheir remaining prisoner fhen fold him of fhe infenfion fo send him fo Omar's mud furfle farm where he would puf collars on fhe animals all day long. The Indian upsef fheir plans by confessing fhaf he was 'collar blind,' and fhey drove fo fhe docks in- sfead of fhe farm. 'We'II have fo drown you now,' explained Omar, 'As long as you would be useless wifh my mud furfles. 'Twould have been a more beau- fiful ending among fhose wild beasfs, buf musf be shall be, and now I shall gef a more biffer revenge.' Affer much sfruggling, fhe five men gof fhe old Indian info a burlap boffle and approached fhe edge of fhe dock. They were abouf fo hurl him in fo desfrucfion when, wifh a dramafic whoop, he broke ouf -and spoke heafedly fo fhe asfounded Omar. 'Ugh, fhinkum can gef away wifh heap much, yes? Ugh, no can dol' As he said fhis he sfepped up fo Omar, clipped him preffily on fhe chin and downed him. Omar picked himself up and wifh a look of confempf and hafe said: 'Think you're sfrong because you had onions for dinner, don'f you? Well, here's your finale.' Af fhis poinf fhe ofher assassins subdued Francisco, buf nof before he had awakened a policeman who was faifhfully freading his beaf. The bluecoaf rushed up and demanded fo know fhe reason for fhe uproar, buf spied Omar and knew by his mousfache fhaf he was a deep-dyed villain. 'Come wifh me, you guys. I know your game and if ain'f parchesi.' Omar waved a one-pound nofe before fhe bobby and wifhin fen seconds fhe laffer had done a mysferious disappearing acf. 'Lucky dal' wasn'f no American Dry Agenf.' venfured one of his pals. Whaf was fhaf crevice?' queried Omar. 'Lucky daf was no American Dry Agenf.' 'Why? WouIdn'f a Dry Agenf accepf money?' 'I-Ieh, heh, sure, buf nof one quid.' Omar fhen offered Francisco fen or fwelve shofs of Scofch fo keep him in good spirifs, and fhen, wishing fo gef fhe deed over, fhrew him wifh fhe help of his pals, info fhe Bosphorus. lpawdon, fhis is London: fhe Thames.l Francisco swamf . . . fo fhe boffom . . . and was drowned. The vile villains refurned fo gef Mary and Con and broughf fhem fo a palafial shanfy where Omar had some special process deer hide wifh which fo fie fhem. When sfrips of fhis, which could wifhsfand fhe ordeals of fire wafer, and soap bubbles, had been fasfened around fhe capfive pair, fhe arch-devils proceeded fo a deserfed saw-mill oufside of dear ol' Lunnon. This mill had been used fo cuf wafermelon rind insfead of wood, so fhe floors were ankle deep in fhaf vegefable producf. Omar fook fhe unconscious form of Consfanfine, fied if fo a large piece cf rind, and sfarfed fhe buzz-saws buzzing! Too bad, foo bad! In fhis case fhere was no sheriff's posse in fhe nick of fime or no good miracle, so, regardless of his feelings, Con- sfanfine spaffered around fhe Iiffle mill-room, and when fhe 'four devils' Ieff friumphanf, fhere were assorfed pieces of Consfanfine and wafer- melon rind on ifs floor. They fhen refurned fo fhe car and began a frip fowards fhe greaf open spaces wifh fhe idea of forcing Mary fo wed Omar. Before, when she had been asked, she had replied: 'As sure as my name is Mary Samel, absolufely nol' . . . Buf if would be differenf now: Omar would see fo fhaf. They were riding along when one of fhe sliffhroafs forgeffully fook ouf fhe folding bed fhaf he had sfolen from Consfanfine's house and began fo examine if. Omar, seeing fhis in fhe mirror, became furious because he knew fhaf THE SENIOR DOME Page I5 he had been Triple-crossed and haTed a sneak, so he sTopped The car, pulled his underlings ouT by Their necks, and began TighTing Them'wiT'h noThing buT a gaT, a s+iIIeT+o, and Two pairs OT brass knuckles wiTh which To deTend himself. 'Aw, gimme a break, boss,' whinecl The guiITy Triple- crosser. 'Okay, keed, whaT do yo-' wanT broken, your neck?' sneeringly reTorTed Omar . ATTer This wise remark, Omar puT on his slick- er as a proTecTion Trom The TorrenT oT abuse and shower of oaThs which rained TorTh Trorn The oTher's lips. I-Ie soon killed Two oT The ruTTians and The Third, having given him a IiTTIe Trouble, became enraged and Tinished him by sTabbing him wiTh his Cold model 'I' 77-I, and Therefore, The poison sinking in, hung him by The neck un- Til he was dead Trom The heaT. In The meanTime, Mary having seen her chance, Took a deep breaTh, broke The unbreak- able deer Thongs, and sTarTed The car. She had gone abouT a mile beTore Omar was Through wiTh his adversaries., Seeing whaT had happened, he sTarTed ouT on a run Tor The car, and as he was only on his Third carload OT Old Zincs his wind was sTilI good and he soon caughT up wiTh her and hopped on The running-board. 'Why did you run so TasT?. For me?' she asked. 'Oh, I'd run a mile Tor a Samel, anyTime.' he coyly replied. 'Give me ThaT sTeering wheell' he ordered, wanTing To drive in case They should be chased. Mary immediaTeIy Took ouT her I-Iandee- KIT, unscrewed The wheel, and handed iT To him. 'You won'T Teel so comical when I Tell you ThaT your handsome hero has iusT been saw- milled To pieces.' he gloared. She looked asTonished Tor a momenT buT Then answered, 'Oh, ThaT's all righT, I never did like him much anyway, and besides I'm Tired oT him as I've' been living wiTh him Tor a year now.' 'Will you marry me?' 'Sure, old pal, old paI.' So They drove OTT To his mounTain in The hearT of Philadelphia and lived sappily ever aT- Ter, concluded The wild-eyed young auThor as he looked proudly aT Miss Schnops. WonderTuII she breaThed, buT a noTe oT doubT crepT inTo her voice as she added, BuT are you sure ThaT iT's absoIuTeIy True? You know we prinT only genuine dramas of IiTe in True Files. The wriTer looked injured buT his Tace Then IiT up wiTh inspiraTion and he exclaimed: Cer- Tainly iT's True, and I have proof! I-Iave you, she echoed, WhaT? I arn Francisco! FranI beamed Miss Schnops, IT may be your genius ThaT inTrigues me, buT I guess, above all, iT's your naTuraI honesTy and TruThTuIness . . . I love youI CurTain R WI-IO'S WI-IO IN THE SENICR CLASS GIRLS BOYS Mary Sanzone .,.,....A.,,,,,,,,,A,,,,, .,,,,,,,., M osI Popular ,,,,,,, ,.....,.,,,,,,,... J oI'zn O'KeeIe Theresa Mangiardi A.....,, ,.....,, B esr Looking .,,,,,.., .....,.... A rllwur I-loogenboonn Rulli Sillerlin ,..,,.,,,,,,,, A,,,,,,,,,,,, B esl' Dresser ,,,,,,,,,, . Roloerl Griebel Imogene Qualey .,,,,,,,., ,.........,,,. C uresl ......,,..,,.... ...,,,LI,...w,w.,.... A I Berger Doris Scliirmeisler .,.AA., ,L,w,...., M osl Dignilied ,,,,...,,.I ,w,,,.......... E Ii Berlin Elizabellw Wells ,..,..I ,,,.....IA. C lass Allwlele .........., ......... L arry Picoli Dorolliy Karl ,,,,.I,,,,... ,...I,,, I-I appy-go-Lucky .,...... ..,.,,, P eler Daly Anila Goldberg ...,,..,,,,,. .,....., C lass Singer .,,,..,.. ,,..,..A. A ngus ROSS Adelaide Olis ......I,,L ........ M osI Fickle ...,..... .,....IA,,,w A I Acerno Doris Pascal ....,.,,,,,..,II I.......... C lass Poel ..,,......., ....,.,,... I-I enry Brean Doris Sclmirmeisler .,....I ....,,....... C lass Aulhor ,......., .,,.,..,................ J oe Mackey Clnrisfine Lahr .,,,.,,,., ......I,.,....,.I.,.. Q uielesl' ................. ......,..... If-I elmer I-lallloerg Edilli Gardner ..,,,,,,,, ,,..,4......, M osr Drag wilh Profs ,...I,, I-Ielmer I-Iallberg Rosemary Cahill .,,,,,.,oo,s, , ...,,..,c,....,s.. Mosr Polile ,,,,,,,....... .......,.....,,,,... V ic Kane Lillian Courlney ..c,....,os,, .,c,,....ss,,.., B es+ Line .,,.,,,,,,,,, ,...,.,.,.,L. A l Acerno Edillw Gardner ,s.AsA....,,...,s .,,,,..,.,.ssA,. C Ieveresl .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. I-Ielmer I-Iallberg Marlha Ramagnan .,....... cc,c....... G realesl Flirlr ,,,,..,,,.. ......,.,,...,.,.. A I Acerno Jean Edgerlon ,c,.,c..,... . ..,I,c,,..Ios,.,.,,, Besl Sporl' ,.,,,A,,,,,,,, .......,.,,.... Vic Kane Marllia Ramagan ...,,.....,.,,....,,,,,,,,,,. Besl' Dancer ,.....,........,..,, ..,......... A I Acerno Dol Lanyi .........,,,,,....... ....,,.,.,. . WrigIey's Besl' Adverliser .,.., ............... Joe Meliler Olive Cregan .,...., ...c,.,..,,,,,, M osl Sarcasric ,.,.,,,,.,,. ,,..,...... C lwarles Kulmle Muriel Tracy ,Y,c..isi.,c, ,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,.4,, J olliesl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . Irving Weilzner Florence Wolfe ..,.c,. . ......,.,c, Teachers' Blessing ,A.si.s,c I-Ielmer I-Iallberg Agnes Hussey ......,,c, ,sss.,.,,, M osl- Modeslr ,,,,,,,ss,,, .,,,,...,....c,,............ L ewis Preziosi Edna Crawford cc,,,.. ,,,,,,, M os'r Conceiled ,,.,,,... ss.s.,,.. A rllwur I-Ioogenlooom Rulh Silllerlin .i....,,scs,. ss,a,.,, M os+ Blase ,,,,,,,,. Horace Dengler Julia Balwrenburg ..,i,.... .,,,,,ss,,,,,, M an I-Ialer Woman I-Ialer ...,,. ........ D avid Basile Bea Nieberg ,,s,,,,,,,,., .,,ssss,, L aziesl' ......... ...............,..,.,,.. A I Miller Adelaide Olis ......,,,. ,.c,,,,.,ss,,, N oisiesl ..,..,,.. .....,.. M arlin Aloisclw Elizabelli Wells .,,....v,... ,.,,,...... M osl Versalile ........... ,.,..,,c,....,,,.. V ic Kane Belly Mauslnarl .,ss,.,,,,,, .......,,,,......,,,,,,, N icesl Smile .c,,,,........... ,,sss,, ...,,,,,,.,,,,. L a rry Picoli Edilh Gardner ...,...... ..... - Done Mosl' 'lor R.I-I.I-I.S. ....A,s,, ,........ J Olin O'KeeIe Mary Sanzone ..,, . .,,,,,,, Besl Personalily ,....,.. .............. J olin 0'KeeI5e Anne Wickman . Williesl Ben Wanderman ABISCH, MARTIN Glee Club. Orchesfra, 90, 56, Main. Dramafic Club, 90, 56. Press Club. Blue Cards. Junior Arisla. Arf Edifor Class paper. Inferclass Soccer and Foofball. '2B. One may smile, and smile, and be a villain. ACERNO, ALBERT Cross-Counfry, '30, '3I. Track. '32. Queens Cross-Counfry Championship Team, '3O. All- Oueens Cross-Counfry Team, '3I. Maior R. Track Scholarship fo Manhaffan College. Spring Play, '3O. Chrisfmas Play, '3O. Cam- paign Speaker. Presidenf of Dramafic Class '3I. Junior Aris- fa. Spanish Club. Blue Cards. lnfer-class Baseball Champion- ship. O, give me new figures, I can'f go on dancing The same fhaf were faughf me fen seasons ago. ADAMS, DOROTHY Blue Cards. Junior Arisfa. Eng- lish Honor Class, 7, 8. Domino Capfain. Caucus Delegafe. French Club. Chevrons. Sfamp Club. Chess Club. G. O. Sfore Sfaff. Senior Picfure Commif- fee. Columbine Club. Class Prophecy Commiffee. Happy am I from care I'm free Why can'f all be confenfed like me. ALBERT, HARRIET Junior and Senior Arisfa. Schol- arship Pins. Secrefary and Vice- Presidenf of Girl Reserves. Sec- refary of Press Club. Program Commiffee. P. S. A. L. Medals. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Secre- fary fo Mr. Afwafer. Beffer be small and shine fhan fo be greaf and casf a shadow. ALLGEY, KATHERINE Chevrons. Blue Cards. Secre- fary lo Miss Manfred. Domino Caplain. Commercial Club. Delegafe fo G. O. Cancus. Thy modesfy's a candle fo fhy merif. ANGELOCH, FRED Junior Arisfa. Sfamp Club. Blue Cards. Learning is buf an adiuncf fo ourself. 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BASILE, DAVID Scholarship Pins, I6 fermsl. Ju- nior and Senior Arisfa. Wresf- ling Squad. P.S.A.L. Pins. J. V. Rifle '30, '3I, '32. Dome and Domino Capfain. Caucus Dele- gafe. Blue Cards. Program Com- miffee. Secrefary in English Of- fice. Sharp-shoofer Medal. Camera, Press and Chemisfry Clubs. Glee Club. Lafin Page- anf. Who can misfake greaf fhoughfs? BATES, JOHN Junior Varsify Foofball '29. In- ferclass Soccer and Baseball. Blue Cards. Dome Capfain. Self-denial Capfain. Care, fo our coffin, adds a nail. BAUER, DONALD Glee Club. Scholarship Pin. Presidenf of Camera Club. Au- fograph Club. Junior Arisfa. En- gineering Club. lnferclass Soc- cer. Domino Phofographer. Blue cards. Prinling Squad, I3 fermsl. Domino and Dome Cap- fains. Classbook Arf Edilor. G. O. Delegafe. A Daniel come Io iudgmenf. Pa ge I 8 BAUSER, ROYAL Blue Cards. Orcheslra 56, Main. Presidenl of 6. O., 56. Junior and Senior Arisla. Scholarship Pin I4 lermsl. Treasurer of Ger- man Club. Time is never losl lhal' is de- voled lo sludy. BAYORS. CONSTANCE English Honor, 7, and 8. Junior Arisla. Spanish Club. Spanish Musical Comedy. Hislory Club. Girl Reserves. Skelch Club 56. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. medals. Serene as a summer cloudless sky. BERENTS, CHARLES N. Blue Cards. Life-Guard Squad. Wreslling. Dome and Domino Caplains. Leaders' Club. Model Club. Chemislry Club. Lel cheerfulness on happy for- lune wail. BERGER. ALFRED Blue Cards. Chess Club. Spring Play. Chemislry Club. lnlerclass Baseball. lnlerclass Soccer. Au- lograph Club. Chess Team '3l. Lillle, genlle, wandering soul. BERK, MORTON Slamp Club. He wears 'lhe rose of youlh upon him. BERKMAN, AIDA Domino Slafl. Dramalics. Secre- lary of Senior Arisla. Secrelary lo Miss Konigsberg. P. S. A. L. Pins. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Cos- lume Commillee, Spring Play, PIf1BfOFe. Mikado. Girl Re- serves. Flower Commillee. There's nol a minule wilhoul some duly. BERKOWITZ, SOPHIE Walking Club. Blue Cards. Span- ish Club. Chevrons. G. O. Cap- 'lain. Caucus Delegale. Dramal- ics. P. S. A. L. Pin. Dome Cap- lain. She is beaulilul, and 'lherefore 'ro be wooedg She is a woman, 'therefore lo - be won. THE SENIOR DOME BERLIN, ELI Manager Varsily Rifle Team. Mikado Casl. Pinafore Casl. Porl' Washinglon Prize Play Casl. Scholarship Pins. Senior Arisla. English Honor Class, 8. Glee Club. English Commendalions. A genlleman lo 'rhe fingerlips. BEVILACQUA, ANGELO Blue Cards. Secrelary fo Miss Leele. Program Commillee. Sec- relary lo Miss Ralelle. Secrelary lo Mr. Abrams. Life-guard. O lhis learning, whal' a 'thing il is! BILTON, DAVID Engineering Club. Track, '32. Scholarship Pins. All wisdom's armory 'this man could wield! BLACKWELL, ANNETTE English Honor Class, 7, and 8. Junior and Senior Arisla. Sec- relpry 'Io Mr. Dann, Miss Bur- rage. Program Commilfee. Self- denial Caplain, Caucus Dele- gale. Class book Assislanl' Edi- lor. Chevrons. Columbine Club, 90. Blue Cards. Office Duly. Pan-American Sludenl League. Class Prophecy Commillee. To her, Welcome ever smiles- and Farewell goes oul sighing. BOBER, WANDA T. Junior and Senior Arisla. Schol- arship Pins l5 Termsi. Blue Cards. Championship Caplain- ball and Baskelball Teams. P. S. A. L. Medals. P. S. A. L. Pins. Chevrons. Leaders' Club. Eng- lish Commendalions. Secrelary lo Miss Aguero. Self-denial and G. O. Caplains. Program Com- millee. Speech is 'lhe mirror of lhe mind. BOLLINGER, VINCENT Blue Cards. lnlerclass Soccer'28. Championship lnlerclass Soccer Team '29. lnlerclass Baseball. lnlerclass Baskelball. Much learning dolh make 'lhee mad. BORDEN, LOIS Junior Arisla. English Commen- dalion. English Honor Class, 7. and 8. Chevrons. Audubon Club, 56. Walking Club. The grealesl' slrenglh and weallh is self-conlrol. BORNSTEIN, HELEN Capiain of Caplain Ball Team, 90. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Pins. Blue Cards. Walking Club. Sec- relary of Crail Club. Skeich Club lllusiraiions for With Sil- ver Quill and Dome. Girls' Fencing Club. Domino Capfain. Caucus Delegale. Ari is indeed noi rhe bread buf lhe wine of life. BRAMWELL, ARTHUR Dome Confribuior. English Honor, 7. Chemisiry Club. Blue Cards. Secreiary of Siamp Club. Traffic Squad. Bank Capfain. Only a slave musl hurry. BREAN, HENRY Scholarship Pins. Junior Arisla. Presidenl oi Chemisiry Club. Engineering Club. English Honor 8. lnlerclass Soccer. P. S. A. L. Pin. Caucus Delegaie. l am nor in ihe role of com- mon men. BRESOVITZ, DAISY French Club. Dancing Club. Chevrons. Dramalics. The daisies lor simplicily and unalilecled air. BREWSTER, RAY Vice-presidenl G. O., 56. Treas- urer of 5+h Term. Blue Cards. Press Club. Inierclass Baskeiball '30, '3I. Chemislry Club. Class book Edilor. Junior Arisia. Sec- reiary 'lo Mr. Collins, Mr. Byers, Mr. Thomas. R. H. Correspon- denl Evening Posl. Annex Edilor, Domino. Represenialive To Co- lumbia Scholaslic Press Asso- cialion. Treasurer General Hand- book Funds, 56. Devise, wil: wrife, pen, for I am for whole volumes in folio. BROWN, ERMA Chevrons, Skelch Club. Palience and genileness is power. BRUNNEMER, FRED Junior and Senior Arisia. Schol- arship Pin I4 iermsl. English Honor Class, 7 and 8. Blue Cards. Aide io Librarian. Trai- 'Fic Squad. Bell Moniior, 90. Usher al Assembly, 90. Engi- neering Club. Hisiory Club. Caplain of lnlerclass Baskeiball. Self-denial Caplain. The earnesfness of life is ihe only passpori' fo ihe saiisfaciion of life. THE SENIOR DOME Page I9 BUHROW, HERB Blue Cards. lnlerclass Soccer. lnierclass Baseball. J. V. Fool- ball Pinafore Casin Spring Conceri' '3l. P.S.A.L. Pins.Track, '3l, '32. Maior R. R. H. H. S. Leilers. Record Oueensboro Track Championship, '3l. Glee Club, 90. Neal, bui noi gaudy. BUREK, MARY Sword Socieiy. Junior Arisla. Scholarship Pin. English Com- mendaiions I5 lermsl. Cham- pionship Caplain Ball Team. Minor LeHers. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Medals. Swimming Pin. Manager of Rifle Team. I oughf 'lo have my own way in everyihing. BURGESS, ROBERT Cross Couniry '3l, '32. Track '3I. lnlerclass Soccer. lnlerclass Baskeiball. Baseball, 90, 56. Blue Cards. Traffic Squad, '3l, '32. Lunchroom Squad. P. S. A. L. Pins. Commercial Club. Dome and Domino Capiain. I had a Ihing 'Io say, bui' I will iii i+ wiih some beiler Iime. BURR, MARIE Secreiary io Miss Melz. Emer- gency Room Aide. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Dome and Domino Caplain, 56. One belief is as irue as an oiher. CAHILL. ROSEMARY G. O. Secrelary, '32. Senior Arisia. Casf of Spring Play, '3I. Scholarship Pin. Secrelary of 7ih Term. Secreiary of Ouill. Eng- lish Honor Class, 7 and 8. Chrisimas Play Casl, '3I. She siands high in 'lhe hearfs of all. CAIN, ETHEL Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Pins. Lead- ers' Club. Caucus Delegale. Girl Reserves. Blue Cards. A fair exierior is a sileni rec- ommendaiion. CAMBAS, JAMES Varsiiy Baseball, '29, '3l, '32. Varsily Soccer, '30, '3l. Inter- class Baseball and Soccer. Com- mercial Club. Traflic Squad. Blue Cards. How sweel' and sacred idleness is. Page 20 CARBONARO, MARY Chevrons. Blue Cards. G. O. Caplain. Dome Caplain. Emer- gency Room Aide. A modesl blush she wears- lormed by a rl. CARROLL, MARGUERITE Junior Arisla. Scholarship Pin. English Commendalion. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Program Com- millee. Class Book Arl Edilor. Full ol a sweel indifference. CARSTENSEN. HEDWIG Junior and Senior Arisla. Schol- arship Pin. Blue Card. German Club. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medal. Program Commillee. ll was her inlenlion lo be, ralher lhan lo appear good. CASSIDY, MARIANNA Blue Cards. Secrelary lo Miss MacKay. Trallic Squad. Ollice Duly, 56. Caucus Delegale. Domino Caplain. Self-denial Caplain. Walking Club. Spanish Club. Geomelry Club. Chevrons. Newman Club. Amiabilily is very ollen a weakness: bul mosl unobiec- lionable as a rule. CHARNY, PAUL Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Pins. Junior Arisla. Track Team, '32. On lheir own merils, modesl men are dumb. CIAK. STANLEY Slamp Club. Chess Club. G. O. Posler Conlesl Winner, 56. l'm sure care's an enemy lo life. CLARK, ELLA M. Office Duly. Dome Caplain. Blue Cards. Dancing. P. S. A. L. Medals. Program Commillee. Leaders' Club. Chevrons. Swim- ming Pins. Secrelary lo Miss Swenson. Sweel girl graduales wilh lheir golden hair. THE SENIOR DOME CLARK, GRACE Chevrons. Swimming Pins. P. 3. A. L. Pins. Blue Cards. Assislanv in Mikado. Secrelary lo Miss Leele. I'll speak in a monslrous lillle voice. CLARK, HARRY Rille Club. Orcheslra. Blue Cards. Caucus Delegale. Class Paper Edilor. Dome Caplain. Sell-denial Caplain. lnlerclass Baseball. lnlerclass Baskelball. P. S. A. L. Pins. Slamp Club Winner. Whose wil makes olhers willy. CLARK, MILDRED Secrelary lo Miss Voorhees. Blue Cards. Genlle in manners, lirm in aclion. COBB. ALLEN Scholarship Pin. Prinl Shop Squad. Cross-Counlry, '3I. Track, '32. Spanish Club. Dramalics. Props and Painls, 56. Domino Slall. Blue Cards. Dome and Domino Caplains. Sell-Denial Caplain. Classbook Publisher. Tralfic Squad. Everylhing comes if a man will only wail. COEN, MARGARET Blue Cards. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medal. G. O. Slore Slall. Newman Club. Commercial Club. Secrelary lo Miss Man- lred. Hearlhslone Club. She was a phanlom ol delighl when lirsl she gleamed upon my sighl. COLLETTI, FANNY Blue Cards. Secrelary ol Span- ish Club. Choral Training. Mi- kado ' and Pinalore Casls. Bank Caplain. Domino Caplain. Spanish Club. Junior Arisla. Secrelary lo Mrs. Wagler and Mrs. Byron. All musical people seem lo be happy- COMMERFORD, MARIE Secrelary lo Miss Melz. Pro- gram Commillee. Junior Arisla. Sell-denial Caplain. Piclure Commillee. Chevrons. Swimming Pins. Blue Cards. Newman Club, Columbine Club. G. O. Cap- lain. They who are pleased lhem- selves musl always please. CONRAD, EDNA She is a winsome wee Ihing. CORTEGIANO, ELEANOR J. Secrelary in Heallh Educalion Office. Secrelary 'fo Mr. Valen- Iine. Blue Cards. Leaders' Club. Chevrons. Swimming Pins. P. S. A. L. Pins. Commercial Club. Dome and Domino Caplain. Sell:-denial Caplain. Program Commillee. Office Duly, 56. Caucus Delegale. Assislanl 'Io Miss Levy. We all love a preI Iy girl. COULTON, EDWIN Secrelary Io Mr. Thomas. ln- ferclass Soccer. Baseball. Blue Cards. Secrelary of Locker-room. G. O. Caplain. Domino Cap- Iain. His hearl is as 'far from fraud as heaven 'from earlh. COURTNEY, LILY T. Leaders' Club. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Junior Arisla. Secrelary of Lalin Club. Caucus Delegafe. Domino S+aFF. G. O. Caplain. Secrelary Io Miss Voorhees. P. S. A. L. Medals. Newman Club. If il is nof True, il is very well invenled. COWELL, EDITH Blue Cards. Swimming Pin. Chevrons. Secrelary Io Mr. Sommerlield. Secrelary Io Miss Barber. Domino Caplain. Com- mercial Club. Of sludie Iooke she mosl care and heede. -CRAWFORD, EDNA Leaders' Club. Caucus Delegaie. Secrelary Io Mr. Sommerfield. Mr. I-Iopkins, Mr. Bonnick. G. O. Caplain. Sell-denial Caplain. Dome Capfain. And buf herself admils no parallel. 'CREGAN, OLIVE Junior and Senior Arisla. Schol- arship Pin I7 lermsl. Quill. Or- cheslra. Props and Painls, 56. Secrefary Io Mr. Alwaler. Eng- lish Commendalion. Blue Cards. Dome and Domino Caplain. Glee Club. Office Duly. 56. His- Iory Club. Wearing all 'lhal' weighl of learning ligh'Ily like a flower. THE SENIOR DOME Page ZI CURTIS, MARJORIE Secrelary 'ro Mr. Sommerfield. Mr. Sfevenson. Blue Cards. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Pins. Cau- cus Delegafe. Dome and Domino Caplain. Bank Caplain. Commer- cial Club. Hearlhslone Club. Junior Arisla. Scholarship Pin. Bank Slaff. Publisher of Class Book. Wilh all women genlleness is Ihe mosf persuasive and power- ful argumenl. D'ANDREA, FRANK Orcheslra. Band. Minor Leflers. Inferclass Soccer and Foolball. Blue Cards. Rifle Club. Domino Cap'I'ain. Assislanl edilor of classbook. Pinafore and Mi- kado ' Casl. Service Squad. Spring Concert In 'forming an arfisl' arf halh decreed To make some good bul' ofhers Io exceed. DENNEN, RITA Swimming Pins. Chevrons. Chor- al Training. Newman Club. Slow buf sure. DEVINE, JACK lnlerclass Baseball, 28. P. S. A. L. Pins. Blue Cards. Engineering Club. Who's Who Commilfee. Caucus Delegale. I-lisfory Club. Traffic Squad. The Irick of singularily. DIEFENBACH, MARION Chevrons. Usher al Assembly, 90. Girl Reserves. Baseball Tick- el' Sales Commillee, 90. Dome Capfain. No legacy is so rich as hon- esly. DITTMAR, ADOLPH Orcheslra. Slamp Club. P. T. Leader. Swimming Squad. Dom- ino Caplain. Engineering Club. Blue Cards. Riding Club. Infer- class Soccer. Be for once unwise. DITZEL. IRA lnlerclass Soccer. lnlerclass Baseball. Dome and Domino Caplain. Traffic Squad. Hislory Club. Slamp Club. Blue Cards. Baseball. G. O. Caplain. Ari' Club. I have a good eye, uncle: I can see a church by daylight Page 22 THE SENIOR DOME DORR. HARRIET Chevrons. Swimming Pin. P. S. A. L. Medals. Leaders' Club. Glee Club, 90. Fencing Club. SoTTness oT smile inclicaTes soTTness oT characTer. DUNIEFF. ETHEL G. O. SecreTary, 90. PresidenT and Treasurer oT CraTT Club. ChrisTmas Play CasT, '3l. Glee Club. SecreTary To Miss Glasser, Mr. KanwiT. Domino CapTain. Dome CapTain. Pan-American STudenT League. SecreTary To Miss Swenson. P. S. A. L. Med- als. Campaign Manager. Sales Manager WiTh Silver Quill. Blue Cards. All The world pracTices-The arT oT acTing. A EDGERTON, JEAN Junior and Senior ArisTa. Lead- er oT Sword. TraTTic Squad, 90. RoosevelT Medal, 90. Vice-presi- denT SixTh Term Class. Blue Cards. Scholarship Pins l7 Termsl. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medals. Championship BaskeTball Teams. CapTainball Team. Emer- gency Room Aide. Swimming Pins. AssisTanT To Miss Levy. Domino STaTl. GreaT minds are pleased in doing good. EIMER, MIRIAM Junior and Senior ArisTa. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Medals. Eng- lish CommendaTion. Swimming Pin. Scholarship Pin. Chevrons. Leaders' Club. G. O. Campaign Speaker, 90. Caucus DelegaTe. SecreTary To Mrs. Bellus, Miss BuTTice. Emergency Room Aide. SecreTary To Miss MacLaughlin. Spanish Club. Girl Reserves. DramaTics. NoThing is impossible To in- dusTry. ELDRIDGE, DOROTHY Chevrons. Chess and Checker Club, 56. Bridge Club. SoTTly speak and sweeTly smile. ERWIN, JOHN PinaTore CasT. Spring Con- cerT. Mikado CasT. Blue Cards. Freshman Foo+baII, '28. Class- book ediTor. TralTic Squad. ln- Terclass Soccer. Caucus Dele- gaTe. SecreTary oT STamp Club. l-lisTory Club. IT women be There, There l am also. FARGIONE, ALFRED lnTerclass BaskeTball. lnTerclass Soccer. lnTerclass FooTball. En- gineering Club. Blue Cards. The chieT business of man is To speak: FELD, LOUIS ' My own ThoughTs are my own companions. FERNS, ARLINE Scholarship Pin. Junior ArisTa. Choral Training. Mikado CasT. P. S. A. L. Medal. Chevrons. Blue Cards. ChrisTmas Play STaTT. WiTh Thee conversing, I TorgeT all Time. FIALA. VALERI E Blue Cards. Chevrons. Olifice DuTy. SecreTary To Miss LeeTe. Every man Tor himself. FICHTE, ANNA SecreTary To Mr. Wood. Glee Club, 56. Chevrons. BaskeTball. Commercial Club. Blue Cards. And hold one anoTher's noses To The grindsTone hard. FI NKEN, EDWARD J. lnTerclass BaskeTball. Biology Club, 56. Junior ArisTa. Schol- arship Pin. Blue Cards. Go To The anT, Thou sluggard. FLECK. EVELYN Domino and Dome CapTains. Bank CapTain. Chevrons. Caucus DelegaTe. French Club. Newman Club. SecreTary To Miss Agu- ero. Blue Cards. Speech is greaT, buT silence is greaTer. FLYNN, AGNES CapTainball and Swimming. Chevrons. Caucus DelegaTe. Newman Club. WhaT a head To conTrive and a Tongue To persuade. FOESCH, ETHEL Junior Arisla. Scholarship Pin. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medal. Secrelary To Mr. Sommerlield. Commercial Club. Hearlhslone Club. Blue Cards. Oul' of loo much learning comes madness. FRASER, GEORGE Engineering Club. Wreslling, '3l, '32, Blue Cards. lnlerclass Base- ball. lnlerclass Soccer. Hisiory Club. Trallic Squad. Caucus Delegale. There's nolhing so advanlages a man as mildness and com- placency. FRIEDLANDER. RAY Domino Slaicl. Secrelary 'ro Mr. Foersfer. Forbear 'ro iudge, lor we are all sinners. GARDNER, EDITH L. Edilor-in-Chief of Dome. Girl Leader of Senior Arisfa. Presi- deril and Secrelary ol Quill. Sword Sociely. Championship Baskelball and Capiainball Team. English Commendalion I5 fermsl. Domino Slafl. Secrelary lo Miss Ralelle. Minor Leller. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Classbook Ediior. Secrelary of Hislory Club. Presidenl of Dramalic Club, 90. Scholaslic Pins I7 lermsl. English Honor Class 7. The hill has noi' yel' lilled ils face lo Heaven lhal perse- verance will nol gain lhe sum- mil of al last GARIBALDI, EMMA Junior and Senior Arisla. Schol- arship Pins. Presiclenl of Span- ish Club. Spanish Medal. New- man Club. Secrelary 'lo Mrs. Byron. Mr. Kanwil. Spanish Mu- sical Comedy. Blue Cards. Chev- rons. Domino and Dome Cap- lain. Caucus Delegale. H' would lalk: Lord, how il' would 'lalkl GAYDOSTIK, ARTY lnlerclass Baseball. lnlerclass Soccer. Co-winner Handball Tournamenl. Commercial Club. Blue Cards. Traffic Squad. ln- lerclass Baskelball. There are some heads 'rhal have no windows. GEISEN. IRENE Blue Cards. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medal. Domino Caplain. Sec- relary ol Mr. Wood, Miss Prin- zing. Newman Club. Glee Club. Commercial Club. Hearlhslone Club. For ignorance is The molher of devo'rion as all lhe world knows. THE SENIOR DOME Page 23 GILFILLAN, MILDRED Scholarship Pin. Junior Arisla. Blue Cards. Posler Prize. Presi- denl' ol Skelch Club, 56. Chev- rons. Swimming Pins. Red Cross Swimming Pin. Senior Lile-Sav- ing Award. Swimming Team. As- sislanl lo Miss Levy. Domino Caplain. Caucus Delegale. Pan- American Sludenl' League. New- man Club. Nonsense and noise 'loo off prevail. GINSBURG, BENJAMIN Numerals. lnlerclass Soccer '28. Presidenl' and Secrelary of Chess Club. Engineering Club. Junior Arisla. In life as in chess, forelhoughl wins GIROUX, HELEN Sword Sociely. Vice-presidenl Spanish Club. Spanish Cerlili- care. Vice-presidenl' Pan-Amer- ican Sludenl League. Junior and Senior Arisla. Debaling and Poelry Chairman. Championship Baskelball and Caplainball Teams. P. S. A. L. Pins. Chev- rons. Maior and Minor Lellers. Usher al Commencemenl. Cau- cus Delegale. G. O. Slore Slafl. Blue Cards. H is a greal plague fo be 'loo beauiiful. GIUGLIANO. ANTHONY Inlerclass Baseball, Baskelball and Soccer. Newman Club. Commercial Club. Chess Team. Presidenl of Chess Club. Dom- ino Slalll. A genlleman who wriles wilh ease. GOETCHIUS, KATHERINE Junior Arisla. Blue Cards. Sec- relary lo Miss MacLaughlin. Chevrons. A woman's mind and lhe win- fer wind change oil. GOLDBERG, ANITA E. Mikado Casl. Caucus Dele- gale. English Commendalion. Edilor of Classbook. Edilor of Class Paper. Domino Caplain. Dramalics. Blue Cards. Chev- rons. Ambilion has no resl. GOLDSMITH, MAX Cross-counlry, 31. Track, '32. Service Squad. Self-denial Cap- lain. Domino Caplain. Secre- lary 'ro Miss Ralelle. Junior Arisla. Scholarship Pin. French Club. lnlerclass Baskeiball. In- 'rerclass Soccer. Blue Cards. There are as many characlers in men as lhere are shapes in narure. Page 24 THE SENIOR DOME GOLDSTEIN, ALLEN Junior Arisia. Scholarship Pin. Service Squad. Blue Cards. En- gineering Club. Dome Capiain. Inierclass Baskefball. P. T. Lead- er. Why does one man's yawning make anolher yawn? GRIEBEL, ROBERT Varsiiy Swimming, '30, '3I, '32. Manager of Swimming, '3I, '32. Junior Varsily Foofball. Vice- presidenl of 'ihe Senior Class. Pool assislani' lo Mr. Hoffman. Swimming Medal. Senior Life- saving Award. Blue Cards. Ma- ior Leflers. Know's'l me noi' by my cloihes? GROCHOLA. OLGA Junior Arisia. Scholarship Pin. Blue Cards. Secrefary lo Miss Leeie. Swimming Pin. P. S. A. L. Medals. Commercial Club. I-learlhsfone Club. Newman Club. Chevrons. Girl Reserves. Anolher flood of words, a very i'orren'I'. GROSS, DAVE lnferclass Soccer. Inferclass Bas- kelball. Camera Club. Service Squad. Class Paper Ediior. Cross word and Anagram Club. Eng- Iish Honor Class. 8. Caucus Delegale. Blue Cards. Traflic .Squad. Prefer diligence before idleness unless you esfeem rusi above brighfness. GRUOL, LESTER Engineering Club. Dome anr Domino Capfain. Inlerclass Base- ball. Inferclass Soccer. Traffic Squad. 56. Blue Cards. There are generally 'Iwo qual- ifies necessary for perfeclion, pracfice and perseverance. GUILLIUM. FRED Cross-counfry Team, '3I. Track Team, '32. lnierclass Baseball and Soccer. Engineering Club. His'lory Club. Traffic Squad, 90. Caucus Delegaie. Blue Cards. I shall show The cinders of my spiriis Through The ashes of my chance. GUNN, ROBERT Inlerclass Baseball. Inierclass Soccer. Vice-presidenl of G. O.. 90. Blue Cards. Junior Arisla. Traflic Squad. Newman Club. Baseball Club. Wake noi a sleeping lionl GUSS, EDWARD From Emerson High School. In- lerclass Baskelball. Reading makeih a full man. HAHN, EDWARD Orchesira. Blue Cards. Infer- class Baskeiball and Baseball. Foolball Squad. Junior Arisia. Knowledge is our uliimaie goal. HALL, RUTH Swimming Pin. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Secreiary io Mr. Fin- negan. Trafiic Squad. Walking Club. German Club. Hearih- slone Club. Amiabilily shines by ils own Iighi. HALLBERG. HELMER Edilor-in-Chief of The Domino. Delegaie io ihe Columbia Press Conveniion. Junior and Senior Arisfa. Classical Club. Lafin Medal. Scholarship Pin I6 lermsl. School Ari League Med- al. English Honor Class, 7 and 8. Traffic Squad. Ii well becomes a young man +o be modest HALLER, FLORENCE Blue Cards. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Swimming Pins. G. O. Cap- lain. Secrelary lo Miss Robe- son. Commercial Club. Caucus Delegaie. Press on, 'Ihere's no such word as fail. HALLMAN. DOROTHY L. Blue Cards. Secreiary 'ro Miss Rolf, Dr. Corson, and Mr. Siorer. P. S. A. L. Swimming Pin. English Commendaiion. Dome Caplain. Educafion is like a golden crown. HAMILTON, MARSHALL Orchesira. 56, 90, and Main. Band. Inierclass Soccer. Eng- Iish Commendafion. Caucus Del- egafe. Minor Leilers. Blue Cards. Yer have I someihing in me dangerous. HARRIGAN, WARREN Sfudenf Leader. Caucus Dele- gafe. Secrefary fo Mrs. Byron. Floor Manager of fhe Dome. lnferclass Baskefball. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Medals. Prinfing Squad. Engineering Club. New- man Club. I have foughf a good fighf. I have finished my course, I have kepf my faifh. HARTIG, WALTER Traffic Squad. Engineering Club. Archifecfure Club. Domino Cap- fain. Cross-counfry. Baseball, '32. Blue Cards. lnferclass Soc- cer. Caucus Delegafe. The only iewel which will nof decay is knowledge. HAYWARD, HELEN M. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Secrefary fo Miss Barber. Commercial Club. P. S. A. L. Pin. Caucus Delegafe. English Commenda- fion. Eleganf as simplicify and warm as ecsfasy. HEISER, WALTER Blue Carcls. Junior Arisfa. Scholarship Pins. Glee Club. Camera Club. Engineering Club. Inferclass Soccer. Traffic Squad. The will fo do and fhe will fo dare. HELLER, JOSEPH G. O. Capfain. Blue Cards. Traffic Squad. lnferclass Soc- cer. lnferclass Baseball. Sir, your wif ambles well. HESSE, CLIFFORD Inferclass Soccer. Prinf Shop. Chess and Checker Club, 56. Traffic Squad. Wise fo resolve, and pafienl fo perform. HEYEN, ADELAIDE Sword Sociefy. Junior and Se- nior Arisfa. English Commenda- fions. English Honor Class, 8. Scholarship Pins. Secrefary of German Club. Minor Leffers. Championship Baskefball and Capfainball Teams. Secrefary fo Miss Feise. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Medals. Chevrons. Swim- ming Pin. Dome Capfain. Of cheerful yesferdays and confidenf fomorrows. THE SENIOR DOME Page 25 HOCH, FLORENCE Secrefary fo Miss Rafelle and Mr. Afwafer. Senior and Junior Arisfa. Scholarship Pins. Blue Cards. Presidenf of German Club. Orchesfra. Glee Club. Girl Reserves. Swimming Pins. Chevrons. English Commenda- fion. English Honor Class, 7 and 8. Service Squad. Program Com- miffee. Senior Flower Commif- fee. Senior Class Prophecy Com- miffee. Lef fhe reward of dufy be dufy ifself. HOFFMANN, CHARLES L. Orchesfra, 90. 56, and Main. Mikado Casf. Spring Con- cerf. Sfamp Club. Engineering Club. Model Club. G. O. Cap- fain. Blue Cards. There is a maiesfy in simplicify. HOLMES, DONALD Scholarship Pin. lnferclass Bas- kefball. lnferclass Soccer. Dome Capfain. Caucus Delegafe. Plain wifhouf pomp, and rich wifhouf a show. HOLZINGER, GRISELDA Scholarship Pin. Junior Arisfa. English Honor Class, 8. His- fory Club. Open Forum. P. S. A. L. Medals. Chevrons. Girl Reserves. l know everyfhing excepf my- self. HOOGENBOOM. ARTHUR R. H. H. S. Leffers. Soccer, '29, '30, Sfudenf Board Member, '29. Traffic Squad. Presidenf of fha 7fh Term Class. Junior and Se- nior Arisfa. Scholarship Pin. Blue Cards. ln men fhis blunder sfill you find. All fhink fheir liffle sef man- kind. HOPKINS, STEPHEN Engineering Club. Inferclass SOC- cer. Anagram Club. Give every man fhine ear, buf few fhy voice. HOUSE, HILDA English Commendafion. Blue Cards. Secrefary 'fo Mr. Smifh, Miss Difhridge. Junior Arisfa. Cosfume Commiffee for Chrisf- mas Play, '3l. Chevrons. Reparfee is fhe soul of con- versafion. i l l l nd Page 26 HOWER, ROBERT Capfain of fhe Swimming Team. Spring Play, '3I. Traffic Squad. Blue Carcls. Forfune befriends fhe bold. HUNDT, MARTA Junior and Senior Arisfa. Schol- arship Pin. Presidenf of 'lhe French Club. Vice-presidenf and Secrefary of German Club. Of- fice Dufy. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Dome and Domino Capfain. Every man's forfune is moulded by his characfer. HUSSY, AGNES Scholarship Pin I3 fermsl. Eng- lish Commendafions. Junior Arisfa. Secrefary fo Miss Mefz. P. S. A. L. Medals. Swimming Pins. Chevrons. Newman Club. Commercial Club. I-Iearfhsfone Club. Blue Cards. I hafe nobody: I am in char- ify wifh fhe world. JAFFE, JANE Hearfhsfone Club. Walking. Swimming. Blue Cards. Program Commiffee. Scholarship Pin. Cool words scald nof fhe fongue. JANSSEN, GERTRUDE P. S. A. L. Medal. Chevrons. Secrelary fo Miss Finn. Pro- gram Commiffee. German Club. Traffic Squad. Regisfrafion of Freshmen. Secrefary fo Miss Leefe. Blue Cards. The fwo noblesf of fhings, which are sweefness and Iighf. JAUCK. WALTER Domino Sfaff. Inferclass Soccer. Inferclass Baskefball. Blue Cards. Fullness is always quief. JEHLE, FRED Dome and Domino Sfaff. Soccer, '27, Caucus Delegafe. To sleep, fo sleep: perchance fo dream. THE SENIOR DOME KABAT, LEAH Domino Capfain. Program Com- miffee. Blue Cards. Scholarship Pins. Junior Arisfa. Bank. Hearfh- sfone Club. Secrefary fo Miss Swenson. True dignify abides wifh her. KAISER, ARTHUR Capfain Varsify Tennis, '32. Swimming, '3I. Junior Varsify Baskefball and Baseball. Domino Sfaff. Minor and Major Leffers. Junior and Senior Arisfa. Schol- arship Pins. Inferclass Soccer and Baskefball. Classbook Edi- for. Fencing Club. Prom Com- miffee. Thaf's as well said as if I'd said if myself. KANE, VICTOR From Sf. James High School. Foofball, '3I. Baskefball, '31-'32. Wresfling, '3I. Track, '32. Senior Arisfa. Inferclass Baskefball. In- ferclass Wresfling. Gold P. S. A. L. Medal. Caucus Delegafe. Blue Cards. Spanish Club. New- man Club. Pan-American Sfu- olenf League. Maier Leffers. Nof much Talk- Rafher a deep, greaf silence. KARL, DOROTHY P. S. A. L. Medals. Newman Club. Chevrons. Swimming Pins. Sighfly is her slender nose, lip- filfed like fhe pefal of o flower. KASH, BERT Cross Counfry, '30, '3l. Track, '32. ...Domino... Floor ...Manager. Inferclass Baskefball, '28. Traffic Squad, 90 and Main. Model Club. Minor Leffers. Oh, wouId's1' I fravel as fasf as idle gossip of ofhers. KEATING, VIRGINIA G. O. Sfore Sfaff. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medals. Dome and Domino Capfains. English Hon- or Class 7. English Commenda- fion. A daughfer of fhe gods: di- vinely fall And mosf divinely fair. KELLER, JAMES Blue Cards. Laborafory Assisfanf fo Mr. Clegg. Dome and Dom- ino,Business Manager ai' Annex. Service Squad. Life-guard. Shop Foreman. Pilof Club. Things pasf redress are nof wifh me pasf care. KELLY, FLORENCE Orchesfra, 90. Glee Club, 90. Choral Training. Pinafore ' Casf. Spring Concerf. Secrefary fo Mr. Wood, Mrs. Poefz. Blue Cards. Swimming Chevrons. They mocked me for loo much curiosify. KERBY, MURIEL Chevrons. Secrefary fo Mr. Abrams. Leaders' Club. Self- denial Capfain. Dome Capfain. Blue Cards. If is a womanls reason 'lo say l will do such a fhing because I will. KESSLER, BERNICE Choral Training. Pinafore Casf. Spring Concerfs. Junior Arisfa. Blue Cards. Self-denial Capfain. Columbine Club, 90. The silenf counfenance offen speaks. KLEIN, GERTRUDE Self-denial Capfain. Domino Capfain, Office Dufy. Swimming Chevrons. Leaders' Club. Traf- 'iic Squad. Blue Cards. Second fhoughfs, 'lhey say, are besf. KNOWLES, LENA Secrefary fo Mr. Sommerfield. Blue Cards. English Honor Class, 7. English Commendalion. Ju- nior Arisfa. Scholarship Pin. Girl Reserves. Commercial Club. Chevrons. Genfle of speech, beneficienf of mind. KOHLER, BERNARD Blue Cards. Scholarship Pin. Junior Arisfa. P. S. A. L. Pins. lnferclass Soccer. lnlerclass Bas- kefball. Caucus Delegafe. Glee Club. Lunchroom Squad. Class- book Edifor. Class paper Pub- - lisher. Ouief is he, buf empfy boxes make fhe mosf noise. KOROTKIN, DAVID Junior and Senior Arisfa. Schol- arship Pin I3 lermsl. Traffic Squad. Service Squad. Secrefary fo Miss Leefe. French Club. Glee Club. Engineering Club. Caucus Delegafe. Blue Cards. Dome and Domino Capfains. English Honor Class, 8. Senfimenfal demonsirafions are ouf of place in railroad sfa- fions. Y. THE SENIOR DOME I I I I I I n I i Page 27 KRAFT, RAYMOND Baseball Squad. Foolball. Infer- class Baskefball. Swimming. Good af a fighf, buf beffer af play, Godlike in giving, buf fhe devil fo pay. KRAMER, LUCILLE E. Senior Arisfa. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medals. Blue Cards. His- fory Club. Traffic Squad. Secre- fary in General Office. Junior Arisfa. Scholarship Pin. For she was iusf fha quief kind whose nafure never varied. KRAUSS, FREDERICK Traffic Squad, 90. Hall Squad. Main. Wresfling Team. Open Forum. Blue Cards. Self-denial Capfain. Orchesfra, 90, and 56. The noise of many wafers. KRIDER, ELIZABETH English Honor Class 8. English Commendafions. P. S. A. L. Medal. Swimming Pins. Assisf- anf 'Io Miss Levy. Secrefary fo Miss Rafelle. Secrefary in Healfh Educafion Office. Junior and Se- nior Arisfa. Treasurer of Senior Arisfa. Scholarship Pins l7 fermsl. Blue Cards. Knocks and Boosls Commiffee. Besf fhey honor fhee, Who honor in fhee only whaf is besf. KUHNLE, CHARLES Scholarship Pin l4 Iermsl. Ju- nior Arisfa. Junior Varsify Base- ball, 56. English Honor Class, 8. Domino Sfafi. Traffic Squad. Blue Cards. Spanish Club. Inferclass Baskefball. Chemisfry Club. En- gineering Club. Inferclass Soc- cer. Spring Concerf, '29, Caucus Delegafe. I hasien 'ro laugh af everyfhing, for fear of being obliged fo weep. KULKMAN, HENRY Domino Sfaff. Spring Play, '3I. Traffic Squad. English Honor Class, 8. English Commendafion. A ,quill is a liffle insfrumenf of mighfy power. LAHR, CHRISTINE Scholarship Pins. Junior Arisfa. Chevrons. Caucus Delegafe. Girls Reserves. Columbine Club, 90. English Honor Class, 7. English Commendafion. Blue Cards. Much wisdom offen goes wilh fhe fewesf words. Page 28 LANDERS, ELIZABETH From Our Lady of Wisdom Academy. The hair is The TinesT ornamenT women have. LANG. NINA FaiThTulness and sinceriTy are The highesT Things. LANGE, EVELYN Swimming Pin. Chevrons. Geom- eTry Club. Spanish Club. Her hair gleamed like molTen gold in The TirelighT. LANYI, DOROTHY Chevrons. Blue Cards. ArT Club, 90. OTTice DuTy, 56. Dome Cap- Tain. HearThsTone Club. The mosT common impedimenT in The speech of Americans is gum. LAUSTER, HELEN Dome CapTain. Domino CapTain. Blue Cards. Swimming Chev- rons. Glee Club. SelT-denial CapTain. There is no knowledge which is noT valuable. LEHR. ANNA Junior ArisTa. Blue Cards. Chev- rons. German Club. Girl Re- serves. Columbine Club, 90. Caucus DelegaTe. Publisher oT Classbook. A woman was seaTed on a hill- ock as quieT as a shadow. LILKENDEY, HENRY InTerclass Soccer. Championship lnTerclass Baseball Team, '29. ChemisTry Club. Track Team. WiTh consisTency a greaT soul has noThing To do. THE SENIOR DOME LIND, EDNA Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medal. Commercial Club. Glee Club, 56. Open Forum. Blue Cards. Girl Reserves. SecreTary To Mr. Dann. IT The professor sneezecl she wroTe iT down. LUDEMANN, EDWARD lnTerclass BaskeTball. lnTerclass Foofball. Junior VarsiTy Base- ball Team, 56. WresTling Team. Spanish Club. ArT Club. TraTHc Squad. Blue Cards. I bend and do noT break. LUTRINGER, DOROTHEA Junior and Senior ArisTa. Eng- lish Honor Class, 7 and 8. Sec- reTary To Mr. ATwaTer. Props and PainTs, 56. P. S. A. L. Medal. P. S. A. L. Pin. Chev- rons. Girl Reserves. English CommendaTion. Ouill. A noble Type oT quieT sTudi- ous womanhood. LYNCH, ARTHUR R. H. H. S. LeTTers. Swimming Team, '3I. Aid in pool. lnTer- class Baskefball. lnTerclass Swim- ming. Glee Club, '29. Spring ConcerT. Commercial Club. I like To work, buT There are Things beTTer. MaclNNES, MARY Commercial Club. Blue Cards. SecreTary To Mr. Tressler, Chev- rons. Fair Tresses man's imperial race ensnare And beauTy draws us wiTh a single hair. MACKEY, JOSEPH Domino EdiTorial STaTF. Domino Club EdiTor and DramaTic CriTic. G. O. Speaker. Caucus Dele- gaTe. G. O. Campaign Manager and Speaker. Props and PainTs, 56. PresidenT and Vice-presidenT AuTograph Club. ChrisTmas Play, '30, '3I. Spring Play, '3I. Ouill. Classbook EdiTor. Blue Cards. Dome ConTrilouTor. A iournalisT who shapes The TuTure of The world by his wriTing. MANGIARDI, THERESA Props and PainTs, 56. PinaTore CasT. Mikado CasT. Spring ConcerTs. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medals. Swimming Pins. Colum- bine Club, 90. ChrisTmas Play, '3I. Girl Reserves. IT-FTE her share some errors a Look on her Tace and you'll TorgeT Them all. V MANTHEY, HELEN Associafe Edifor of Dome. Dom- ino Sfaff. Delegafe fo Colum- bine Press Convenfion. Quill. Junior Arisfa. English Commen- dafion. Blue Cards. Manager Tennis Tournamenf, 56. Traffic Squad. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medal. English Honor Class, 8. Class Nighf Commiffee. Her wif is fhe flower of imaginafion. MARI, LOUISE Blue Cards. Secrefary fo Mr. Abrams. Swimming and Dancing Chevrons. Program Chairman of fhe Commercial Club. Newman Club. Dome and Domino Cap- fains. Charm sfrikes The eye and merif wins fhe soul. MARQUARD, RUTH Horseback Riding. Swimming Medal. P. S. A. L. Swimming Pin. P. S. A. L. Medals. Danc- ing. Baskefball, Capfainball. Domino Capfain. Blue Card. Program Commiffee. She occasionally freafs us fo brillianf flashes of silence. MARTIN. WILLIAM English Honor Class, 7. Soccer, 90. He dofh, indeed, show some sparks fhal' are like wif. MASON, CLEMENT C. Camera Club. Posfer Club. Model Club. Sfamp Club. Ju- nior Arisfa. lnferclass Soccer. Spring Play, '3l. Dome Capfain. Blue Cards. Life wifhouf laughing is a dreary blank. MAUSHART, BETTY G. O. Vice-presidenf, '3l. Chairman G. O. Caucus. Chair- man G. O. Convenfion. Speaker af G. O. lnsfallafion. Presidenl' of Bank. Scholarship Pins. Junior and Senior Arisfa. English Com- mendafions. English and Ac- counfing Honor Classes. Red Cross Solicifor. Office Dufy. Traffic Squad. Bank Sfaff. Dom- ino Sfaff. Blue Cards. Caucus Delegafe. Program Commiffee. Press Represenfafive of Bank. O blessed wifh femper whose unclouded ray Can make fomorrow cheerful as foday. Q McDONALD, FLETCHER Scholarship Pin. Junior Arisfa. Prinf Shop. Secrefary fo Mr. Collins. Blue Cards. Official Class Secreiary. Oh, do nof slander him, for he's kind. THE SENIOR DOME Page 29 McNULTY, JOE Baskefball, '3l, '32. Soccer. '30. '3I. Track, '29. 6. O. Presi- denf, 90. G. O. Vice-presidenf. '32. Manager Golf, '3l. Major and Minor Leifers. The breeze of popular favor. MCVEA, ISABEL Blue Cards. Dome and Domino Capfains. Secrefary fo Mr. Tres- sler. Commercial Club. Swim- ming. Women of fhe world crave excifemenf. MEHLER, JOE Secrefary fo Mr. Collins. Cap- 'rain Cheering Squad, '3l. Co- capfain, '32, Blue Cards. l'll cheer fhe air fo give you sound While you perform your anfic round. MELCHIOR, EGBERT Scholarship Pin. Blue Cards. ln- ferclass Baseball, 90. lnferclass Soccer, 90. lnferclass Baskefball. Caucus Delegafe. Regenfs Hon- or Roll. He knows nof who he is, nor if he is, nor if he is nof. MENECHINO, LEW Spanish Club. Pan-American Siu- denf League. Traffic Squad Cap- fain. lnferclass Soccer. Secrefary fo Mrs. Byron. Blue Cards. Gvlee Club, 90. Dome Capfain. Noble nafures pay wifh whaf fhey are. MEYER, WILLIAM Swimming Team, '30, '3I. Dome and Domino Capfain. Glee Club, 90. lnferclass Soccer and Base- ball Capfain. Blue Cards. Our fhoughfs and conducf are ' our own. MILEO, JOHN M. Junior Arisfa. Hisfory Club. Cau- cus Delegafe, Dome and Domino Floor Manager. 6, O. Caprain. Dome Sfaff. Blue Cards. Infer- class Baseball. He indulged his flair for wise- cracks. Page 30 MILLER, ALBERT Manager Baseball Team, '30, '3l, '32. Dome and Domino Caplain. lnlerclass Baseball, Soccer, and Baskelball. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Pin. The world knows only Iwo, 'rha'r's Rome and I. MILLER, BARBARA Presidenl of The Commercial Club. Secreiary lo Miss Leele. Bank Slafli. Hearlhslone Club. Caucus Delegale. Dome and Domino Capiain. G. O. Cap- lain. Self-denial Caplain. Bank Caplain. Chevrons. Walking Club. Swimming. P. S. A. L. Medals. Blue Cards. There are olher lhings besides beauly wiih which lo capiure lhe hearls of men. MILROY, J. MORIN Prinf Shop. Domino and Dome Caplain. Blue Cards. lnferclass Soccer. P. S. A. L. Pin. Men of few words are ihe besl men. MISHKEN. MARTIN lnlerclass Soccer, Baseball, Fool- ball. Posler Club. Pan-Amer- ican Sludenl League. Traffic Squad. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Pins. I am no proud Jack, like Fal- sfaff, bul a Corinlhian, a lad of meille. a good boy. MITCHELL, RUTH Dancing Club. English Commen- dafion. Secrefary in Heallh Edu- calion Office. Blue Cards. Swim- ming Chevrons. G. O. Capiain. Tod lhe worker even God lends an . MOORE, LILLIAN P. S. A. L. Medals. Blue Cards. Swimming Pins. Girl Reserves. Chevrons. Whal's lhe use of worrying? li' never was worlh while. MURPHY. WILLIAM lnlerclass Soccer, Baseball, Rifle. Band. Orcheslra. Engineering Club. Dome Caplain. Junior Varsily Foolball. Leaders' Club. Blue Cards. Traffic Squad, 90. A laugh is worlh a hundred groans in any markel. THE SENIOR DOME V' T f i 'J , K Ja gs I NACHTRAB, GEORGE Spanish Club. Secrelary of French Club. Posier Club. Blue Cards. lnierclass Baseball and Soccer. Pan-American Sludeni League. Arr Ediior of Class pa- per and Classbook. Ari is power. NEUTRA, JENNET P. S. A. L. Medal. Hockey. Ten- nis. Caplainball. Walking Club. A learned man is riches in himself. NEWALL, MARGARET Junior Arisia. Blue Cards. Horse- back Riding Medal. English Commendalion. Arl' Scholarship fo Museum of Nafural Hisiory. Caucus Delegale. Girl Reserves. Columbine Club. A rosebud sei' wi'Ih lillle wil- ful Thorns And sweel as English air could make her. NIEBERG, BEATRICE Dramalics. Spring Play, '3l. Eng- lish Commendalion. Orcheslra, 56. Spanish Club. Riding Club. Leaders' Club. Domino Caplain. Caucus Delegale. On whal' slrange slulzli Ambi- lion leeds. NOBLE, CHARLOTTE Blue Cards. G. O. Caplain. Sell:-denial Caplain. Swimming. I would ralher be righl lhan presidenl. NUSENFESS, EVELYN Girl Reserves. I-Iislory Club. Domino Slahi. Olllice Duly. Equesirian Club, 56. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medal. Blue Cards. Program Commillee. Self-denial Caplain. Dome Caplain. Happy is he whose armor is his honesl lhoughl. OHMS, EDWARD Domino Caplain. G. O. Caplain. Blue Cards. Lalin Club, 90. En- gineering Club. A genlleman makes no noise. O'KEEFE, JOHN Presideni oT The Senior Class. Boy Leader of Senior ArisTa. PresidenT of 6Th Term Class. SecreTary of 5Th Term Class. Queen's RepresenTaTive To Na- Tional Red Cross ConvenTion aT WashingTon, D. C. Head of Traffic Squad. English Honor Class, 8. Track, '29, '3I and '32. Q,apTain, '32. CiTy Novice Charn- pion IOO Yards. Soccer, '3I. All- scholasTic Soccer. CapTain Junior VarsiTy Baseball. Junior VarsiTy Fooiball. SecreTary To Miss Ro- Telle. Caucus DelegaTe. Cam- paign Speaker. I have said everyThing when I have named The man. O'NEILL, EDWARD Rifle, CapTain '3I, '32. Maiour LeTTers. R. H. LeTTer. NaTional Rifle Associaiion Awards. Blue Cards. Swimming, '30. A mark, marvelous well shoT. ORGELFINGER, LOUIS Track, '32. Engineer Club. Blue Cards. Domino CapTain. TraTlic Squad, '3I, '32. Campaign Speaker. lnTerclass Baseball. P. S. A. L. Pin. lnTerclass Baskei- ball. Caucus DelegaTe. Winged words. OTIS, ADELAIDE Horseback Riding. Fencing. Win- ner ls'r Prize lnTermediaTe Class Riding Tournament '3I. Blue Cards. English CommendaTion. FirsT Prize N, Y. Times Con- Tesl' WriTTen Essay. Caucus Dele- gaTe. Dome and Domino STaTl. Campaign Speaker. Program CommiTTee. As a man speakeTh, so is he. OTT, ELINOR Blue Cards. Secreiary To Mr. Campbell. Walking. Swimming. CapTainball. Chevrons. A Tace wiTh gladness over- spread-soTT smiles by human kindness bred. OTTO, LOUIS OrchesTra. R. H. H. S. LeTTer. InTerclass Soccer. Blue Cards. His liTe is of musicynoble and True. PALMERI, CARMELA PresidenT and Vice-presideni' Girl Reserves. Senior'and Ju- nior Arisfa. Scholarship Pin. Chevrons. French Club. Colum- bine Club. English Commenda- Tion. Classbook EdiTor and Pub- lisher. Blue Cards. Program CommiTTee. A pleasing counTenance is a silenf commendaiion. THE SENIOR DOME Page 3 I PANZL, WALTER Blue Cards. Scholarship Pin. lnTerclass BaskeTball, '3I. For whom do you comb your hair, plain in your neaTness? PASCAL, DORIS Junior and Senior ArisTa. Dome Board. Scholarship Pin. English Honor Class, 7 and 8. Quill. Program CommiTTee. SecreTary To Mr. Ullman. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Dome CapTain. Pan- American STudenT League. She aspires To be a poeT And wiTh The poeTs sTand. PENTECOST, HOWARD Blue Cards. WresTling Team. Repair Squad. Model Club. Traffic Squad. P. T. Secrefary I2 Termsl. InTerclass Baseball. InTerclass Soccer. Caucus Dele- gaTe. The heari To conceive, The un- dersianding To direcT, The hand To execuTe. PETERSEN. LORAINE Junior and Senior ArisTa. Schol- arship Pin. Dome Board. Dom- ino STaTF. Quill. Girl Reserves. HearThsTone Club. Chevrons. SecreTary To Mr. ATwaTer. Blue Cards. English Honor Class, 7. DramaTics. CaTeTeria Squad. OT all Those arTs in which The wise excel NaTure's chief masTerpiece is wrifing well. PFAFFMANN, ANNA Chevrons. HisTory Club. Junior ArisTa. Blue Cards. Spring and Chrisfmas Plays STaTT. VirTue is indeed iTs own re- ward. PHILLIPS, HOWARD From Jamaica High School. Domino CapTain. VicTory is a Thing of The will. PIAZZA. VITO BaskeTball, '3I, '32, CapTain In- Terclass Soccer and Baseball. An- nex 9O Baseball Team. DramaTic Club, Annex 90. Varsify Soccer, '3I. Major LeTTers and R. H. H. S. LeTTers. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Pin. The sweeTesT hour ThaT e'er l spenT, I spenT among The lassies. Page 32 PICOLI, LAWRENCE Baseball, '29, '30, '3l, '32, Blue Cards. Soccer, '3I. P. S. A. L. Pins. Baskefball, '32. CapTain oT :Igr?TTic Squad. G. O. PresidenT, A presidenT he would be, noTh- ing less. POKRAS, ANN Leaders' Club. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Medals. Chevrons. Senior P. S. A. L. Swimming Pins. A smile wiTh an inTenT To do mischieT. POWELL. CHARLES I build casTles in The air PREZIOSI, LOUIS VarsiTy Soccer, '30, '3I. Traffic Squad Leader. Junior VarsiTy FooTbaIl. Junior VarsiTy Base- ball. ArT EdiTor Classbook. Ho, here's To The piIoT ThaT weaThered The sTorm. PURCHASE, LOUIS ChemisTry Club. Engineering Club. Blue Cards. Model Club. From The crown of his head To The soles of his TeeT, he is all mirTh. QUALEY, IMOGENE Dome and Domino CapTains. Caucus DelegaTe. SelT-denial CapTain. Girl Reserves. Swim- ming Pins. P. S. A. L. Medals. CapTain Ball Team, 56. Chev- rons. EquesTrian Club, 56. A lassie Tull Tair and Trolick- some. RABER, CLAIRE SecreTary To Mr. ATwaTer, Mr. Andrews. Blue Cards. DramaTic Club. STamp Club. Chevrons. Dome CapTain. A goodly lady: modesT as morning. THE SENIOR DOME RAMAGNAN, MARTHE Leaders' Club. Fencing. Chev- rons. Travel Club. ArT EdiTor Classbook. SecreTary To Mr. Hopkins. General OTTice. G. O. STore. Caucus DelegaTe. Blue Cards. The eTernal Teminine draweTh us on. RANFT. GEORGE Engineering Club. School Guard, P. S. A. L. Pins. R. H. LeTTers. Band. Track, '32. Domino and Dome CapTains. InTerclass Base- ball. InTerclass BaskeTball. lnTer- class Soccer. TraTTic Squad. '29. Blue Cards. A iesT in Time oT danger shows The pulses even. RAUTH, WILLIAM P. S. A. L. Pin. lnTercIass Base- ball. lnTerclass Soccer. Blue Card. Commercial Club. There is always saTeTy in valor. REESE. PETER Engineering Club. Dome Cap- Tain. TraTTic Squad, 56, Main. OrchesTra, 56. Usher. InTerclass Soccer. To be a well-Tavored man is The gifl' oT TorTune. REICHLING, FLORENCE SecreTary To Mr. Landers. Swim- ming Chevrons. WhaTever is unknown is sup- posed To be magniTicenT. ROBINSON. ELLIOTT PinaTore CasT. Traffic Squad. Chess Club. Blue Cards. Engi- neering Club. Freshman Track. PosTer Club. Glee Club. Chem- isTry Club. Fencing Club. Nau- Tical Club. A wise man never loses his Temper. RODENBURG, LILLIAN Blue Cards. Tennis Chevron. Dancing. She is preTTy To walk wiTh and wiTTy To Talk wiTh. ROMANO. URSULA Hearihsione Club. Walking. Commercial Club. Blue Cards. Capiainball. Baskeiball. Swim- ming. Program Commiiiee. Chevrons. As merry as ihe day is long. ROSENBAUM, ALBERT Dome and Domino Capiains. Traffic Squad. Domino Siahf. Track, '32. Maior and Minor Leiiers. French Club. lnierclass Soccer. lnierclass Baskeiball. Inierclass Baseball. Class Book Edilor. Blue Cards. Whaf shall a man do bui be merry? ROSENQUIST, GEORGE Junior Arisia. Engineering Club. Spanish Club. Model Club. Ser- vice Squad. Traffic Squad, 90. Ediior Class paper. Assisianr Ari Ediior Classbook. lnierclass Baseball. Deeds noi words. ROTH, ANNA Secreiary io Mr. Foersier. Com- mercial Club. Swimming. Cap- Iainball. Baskeiball, and Walking Chevrons. Blue Cards. The ioy of youih and healih her eyes displayed And ease of hearr her every look conveyed. ROTH, VIRGINIA Sword Socieiy. Blue Cards. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medals. Championship Capiainball and Baskeiball Team. Swimming Team. Swimming Medal. Minor Leiiers. Major Leiiers. Secrelary of 6th Term Class. . Genieel in personage, concluci and equipageg Noble by heriiageg generous and free. ROTHENBERGER, HOWARD Fencing Team, '32. Fencing Club. Dome Siafl. Domino Siafl. Dramalics. Traffic Squad. Glee Club. Shori' Siory Club. Blue Cards. Men, like bullels, go farihesi when They are smooihesi. ROTHSCHILD, VIVIAN From Evander Childs High School. Open Forum. Chevrons. Girl Reserves. Junior Arisia. Lunch Room Squad. Fair lady, you drop manna in The way of s'l'arving people. ' flfiff- Y V will A THE SENIOR DOME N, figs A . .Q-.. , ef - -' v A+ ..v. I ... im fi' 55: Y ---1.5 'U . .l- 5- i sri... S..-gy f N an is SP . is -, V w- s K i iw. A in '-.7 l f.. re, - iff .. B55 A if ' , S I .A : ' til . rs '.-' km.sQ,1:s- ii'.- . I-ii ' ff' ' I iv I l a s. sv. . L A an T I is:-y,.Q - V i I . , , . I 1-kefzwi I 'li-if 4. ' eg. .. V if N , D V4 -. , AY A s.iii . 'fr' ' ' s K GW 1 vinyl l T T l -i i X X ,ii fi 4 , I, X 1 -f, 1, i . .. ' i . Y .N . f -. .Q i y Mx im sg . .... .1 , ' , Q 5'-gg 'lf 'H B S3 Q X 9 rg is as f r M. 4 4 N i P 1 I A -M 4 r v i. xw-5,5 il' ii Q N? E l l V f , lk 7 A .. g I S' ,l S.. ' ' li B-i.,4iii?,'is'S N 'I . ,. lv, '---... .,.. 3 l fbias'-. Page 33 RUBINO, ALEJANDER Blue Cards. lnierclass Swimming. lnierclass Baseball. Educarion is a possession of which man cannoi' be robbed. RUST, MADELINE Domino Sraif. English Honor Class, 7 and 8. English Com- mendaiions. Junior and Senior Arisia. Secreiary Io Miss Ko- nigsberg. Scholarship Pins. P. S. A. L. Medals. Chairman Cos- 'rume Commiliee for Spring Plays and Operas. Girl Reserves. Blue Cards. Whose words Took all ears cap- live. SACHSE, WILLIAM Engineering Club, '3l, '32, Gym Team. Senior Arisla. English Honor Class, 7. Men of 'few words are 'ihe besi men. SADUSK, FLORENCE Secrerary +o Miss Read. Domino Capiain. Pan-American Siudeni League. Chevrons. My will is backed wiih reso- luiion. SAMMIS, FLORENCE Blue Cards. Self-denial Capfain. Annex Glee Club. Swimming Chevrons. Hardesi' Ihing for me io clo is io keep quiei. SANZONE. MARY Vice-presidenr of 7ih Term. Treasurer of Senior Class. Treas- urer oi French Club. Commer- cial Club. Girl Reserves. Secre- iary lo Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Nichols. Caucus Delegaie. G. O. Capiain. Campaign Speaker. Secreiary of English Class. Traf- fic Squad. Blue Cards. The men call her sweei: The srairs, as she rreads on ihem, kiss her feel. SAUNDERS, JACK P. From Wadsworrh Secondary School, London, England. Chem- isiry Club. Open Forum. Vice- presidenr of 'ihe French Club. Chairman Commifiee on Affairs for fhe Prim' Squad. Sons are +he anchors of a moIher's life. Page 34 SCHACHNE, ROSLYN Dramalics. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Librarian, 56. Girl Reserves. Co- lumbine Club, 90. Geomelry Club. Domino Caplain. Self- denial Caplain. On 'rhe slage, she was simple, affecfing. 'Twas only when she was off, 'lhal she was acling. SCHAFFEL, FRANCIS Foolball, '3l. Wreslling Team. Junior and Senior Arisla. Schol- arship Pins. Blue Cards. Spanish Club. Pan-American Sludenl League. In arguing, loo, The parson showed his skill, For even lhough vanquished, he could argue sfill. SCHIRMEISTER, DORIS Junior and Senior Arisla. Or- cheslra. Scholarship Pins. Quill. English Honor Class, 7 and 8. Minor Le'Hers. Cap'l'ainbalI Lel- fers. Runner-up Pin for Baskel- ball Swimming Pin. P. S. A. L. Medals. Chevrons. Secrelary lo Mr. Ullman. -Blue Cards. Exhausfing lhoughl' and living wisdom wifh each sludious year. SCHLEDORN, EDWARD E. Blue Cards. Numerals. Pinafore Casl. Spring Concert Domino Caplain. lnlerclass Soccer. Bas- keiball, Baseball. Traffic Squad. Noi all The brains can 'louch Ihe gills which science flngs us. SCHLOSSHAUER, EMMA Junior and Senior Arisla. Schol- arship Pins. English Commenda- fions. English Honor Class, 7 and 8. Blue Cards. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medals. Glee Club. Mikado Casl. Quill. Lei him who has deserved if bear 'the palm. SCHMIDT, ERWIN Track, '3l, '32. Cross-counlry, '3I. Freshman Track, '29. Junior Varsily Foolball, '29. Chemislry Club. Engineering Club. Blue Cards. Tralihc Squad. Fencing Club. Inlerclass Baskelball. Cau- cus Delegale. Well done is beller lhan well said. I SCHMIDT, HELEN R. Blue Cards. Commercial Club. Newman Club. I-learlhslone Club. Secrelary 'lo Mr. Abrams. Domino Caplain. 'Characler makes ifs own des- liny. ' ' THE SENIOR DOME SCHMITT, LAWRENCE Foolball, 31. Junior Varsily Base- ball, '3O. Junior and- Senior Arisla. Scholarship Pin. German Club. Engineering Club. New- man Club. Baseball Club. ln- lerclass Baseball. P. S. A. L. A shy face is beller 'lhan a forward hearl. SCHMITT, PETER Scholarship Pin. Blue Cards. Presidenl and Chief Chemisl' of Camera Club. Domino Pholo- grapher. Chemislry Club. We learn by experimenl. SCHNEIDER, FRED W. Varsify Rifle Team. Hislory Club. Engineering Club. Chemislry Club. Presidenf of Archileclural Club. Traffic Squad. Blue Cards. Each man is by his special pleasure led. SCHNELI., MURIEL Junior and Senior Arisla. Schol- arship Pin lb Termsl. Glee Club. Spanish Club. Choral Training. PinaIore Casi. Mi- kado Cast Dress Commillee of Pinaiore. Ari' Ediior of Classbook. Girls' Tennis Tour- namenl, '3O. Orcheslra. Secre- fary 'ro Mr. Ullman. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Caucus Delegafe. Domino Caplain. She is lhe orb of sense, all eye, all ear. SCHROEDER, BESSIE Orcheslra. Caplainball. Swim- ming. Tennis. Read, mark, learn, and inward- ly digesf. SCHULTZ, VERONICA Caplainball and Swimming Chevrons. Columbine Club, 90. Geomelry Club. Blue Cards. Secrelary 'lo Miss Berkslresser. Newman Club. You are well favor'd, and your looks foreshow you have a genfle hearl. SCHWARTZ, LILLIAN Columbine Club, 90. French Club. Swimming and Walking Chevrons. Blue Cards. Books are The children of the brain. SCHWENCK. JEAN Scholarship Pin i3 Termsl. Blue Cards. German Club. Swimming Pin. P. S. A. L. Pin. Capiain- ball. A clear conscience is a sure card. SClACCHlTANO, MARC Service Squad. lnierclass Bas- keiball, '30, '3l. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Pin. lnierclass Soccer, '2B. A mind full of knowledge is a mind Thai never fails. SEELBACH, MARTHA She is proud in humiliiy: proud in fhal' 'lhey are noi proud. SEEWALD, CHARLES Varsify Track Cross Counlry Team. Swimming Team. P. S. A. L. Award. lnierclass Baskefball, '30, '3l. Soccer, '28. Dome Cap- iain. Domino Capiain. Blue Cards. Dramalics. Good nafure like a bee col- lecfs honey from everywhere. SEIM, GEORGE Blue Cards. Classbook Edilor. nauiical Club, 56. -Glee Club, 56. Consianlly asking quesiions of experis. SIEGFRIED, ABRAHAM lnierclass Fooiball. lnierclass Soccer. Dramaiics. 90. Glee Club. Blue Cards. Fencing Club. Genius is only paiience. SIFFERLEN, RUTH Dome Capiain. Domino Caplain. Self-denial Capiain. G. O. Cap- iain. Caucus Delegafe. Blue Cards. Equeslrian Club. Bank Siafi. Vice-presidenf of Bank. Chevrons. . She bears a dukes revenue on her back. THE SENIOR DOME Page 35 SILLIMAN, MIRIAM Dramaiics. Swimming. Tennis. Capiainball. Orchesira. Caucus Delegafe. Assisianl' Ari' Ediior Classbook. The good, alas, are few. SIMONTON, DOUG lnierclass Soccer Numerals. ln- 'ierclass Track. R. H. H. S. Lei'- iers. Dome Capiain. Pan-Amer- ican Siudeni League. Track, '32. Why should life all labor be? SlNNlGEN. MURIEL Spanish Musical Club, '56. Spanish Club. Secreiary 'io Miss Buifice, Mr. Kanwif. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Traffic Squad. A merry hearl' doefh good like medicine. SMITH, GLADYS Emergency Room Aide. Secre- 'rary io Miss Callaway. Ari' Scholarship +o Museum of Nai- ural Hisfory. Ari' Commiffee for Chrisfmas Play. Spanish Club. Spanish CommiH'ee for Pins. Spanish Club Decoraiion Com- miiiee. Columbine Club, 90. Junior Arisfa. Edifor and Ari' Edifor Classbooks. Tap Dancing Club, 56. To draw +rue beaufy shows a mas+er's hand. SOVIERO, LOUISE Blue Cards. Secreiary 'l'o Mrs. Poeiz, Miss Fayer, Miss Voor- hees. Regenis Typewriiing Com- mifiee. Commercial Club. Hearihsione Club. Girl Reserves. Disdain and scorn ride spark- ling in her eyes. SPANGEL. GUSTAV Secrefary ro Mr. Foersfer, Mr. Valeniine, Mr. Collins. Blue Cards. Junior Life Saving Award. Commercial Club. Rifle Club. Marksmanship Award. lnierclass Baskeiball, '3l. Assisianl' Edifor and Publisher Class paper. Each mind haih iis own meih- od. SPANGENBERG, HERMAN Spanish Club. Engineering Club. Scholarship Pin. Junior and Se- nior Arisia. Inlerclass Baskeiball. Handball Medal. Blue Cards. Nauiical Club. Non easy Task ij' is To climb io wisdom's fhrone. ' Page 36 THE SENIOR DOME SPEHL, HERMAN Orcheslra. Band. lnlerclass Soc- cer. Rifle Club. Engineering Club. Care's an enemy lo life. STARK. MARION Secrelary +o Miss Leele, Mr. Foersier. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Commercial Club. Scholarship Pin. Junior Arisla. Nothing is impossible +o a will- ing hearl. STAUFFER. EDWARD Foolball. '3O. Soccer, '3I. Cham- pion lnlerclass Baseball Team, '28, Inlerclass Soccer. Inlerclass Baslcelball. Blue Cards. Traffic Squad. Dome Slalif. Domino Sialil. Self-denial Caplain. G. O. Caplain. R. H. H. S. Le'I'lers. Leaders' Emblem. P. S. A. L. Pin. Caucus Delegaie. Though I am quiel' and peace- ful, I have somelhing in me dangerous. STEFFENS, RUTH Chevrons. Senior P. S. A. L. Swimming Pins. Hearlhslone Club. Newman Club. Secrelary Io Mr. Dann, Miss Kiso. Blue Cards. Where did you gel your eyes so blue? STEIN. ETHEL Swimming. Silence is lhe besl ornamenl. STEINMETZ, GEORGE Scholarship Pin. Tral'lic Squad. Junior Arisla. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Pin. Domino Caplain. Chess Club. Pan-American Slu- denl' League. Thou living ray ol: inlelleciual lire. STEMMERMAN, RUTH Sword Sociely. Minor Lellers. Championship Capiainball Team. P. S. A. L. Medals. P. S. A. L. Swimming Pins. Junior and Se- nior Arisla. Secrelary lo Mr. Alwaier. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Assisianl 'Io Miss Levy. Secre- 1'ary in Healih Educalion Oflice. Good nafure and good sense musl' ever ioin. STETTNER, BEVERLY Scholarship Pins. Junior and Senior Arisia. English Commend- alion. Chevrons. Lal'in Club. Shori Slory Club. Caucus Dele- gale. Blue Cards. Meril' is worlhier lhan fame. STILLMAN, PHILIP Scholarship Pins. Junior Arisla. Chess Club. Classbook Edilor. English Honor Class, 7. Siamp Club. Whal' a mighly spiril in so narrow a bosom. STILLMAN, ROBERT Cross-Counlry, '3I. Ari Ediior Classboolc. P. S. A. L. Pin. Slcelch Club. Posler Club. Dome Caplain. Wiih Silver Quill. Posier Prize. Philalelic Sociely. When il comes To speech, 'ihere is neilher handicap lo The lall nor lhe small. STOOKS, MIRIAM Blue Cards. English Commenda- lions. Girl Reserves. Junior Aris- 'I'a. Choral Training. Secrelary fo Miss Barber. Dome Caplain. Caucus Delegale. Spanish Club. Commercial Club. Her counienance demure and modes? grace. STORM, VIRGINIA Edilor of Classboolc. English Commendafion. Secrelary io Miss Galbrailh. Office Duly. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Dome Caplain. Caucus Delegale. Whal, my dear lady disdain! STRAHLE, DOROTHY Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Swimming Pin. Dome Caplain. Blue Cards. Spanish Glee Club, 56. German Club. Spanish Club. Hearlhslone Club. Inler-high-school German Glee Club. Aciion is eloquence. STROLLO, SAM Varsily Swimming Team, '3I, '32. Inlerclass Baslceiball Team. Handball Medal. Life Guard. Baseball, '3l. Spanish CIub.Nau- lical Club. Maior R. '32 R. H Leiiers. Class Numerals. Leaders' Club. Blue Cards. Scholarship Pins. Senior Arisla. Formed on ihe good old plan -a True and brave and downrighl man. THORNE, RUTH Chevrons. Girl Reserves. Secre- fary 'ro Miss Prinzing. Sfuclenf Leader. Blue Cards. Dome Cap- fain. Caucus Delegafe. Traffic Squad. G. O. Capfain. Secre- fary lo Mrs. Browne. Beaufy seen is never los'l. TODRES. PHILIP Self-denial Capfain. Engineering Club. Diligence is fhe mofher of good luck. TONNERSEN, EDNA l-learfhsione Club. Chevron. P. S. A. L. Medal. If is Tranquil people who accomplish much. TOW, ARTHUR Traffic Squad, 90. Chess Club. Domino Capfain. Dome Cap- fain. Blue Cards. We boil af differemf degrees. TRACY, ALICE Newman Club. French Club. l-learlhsfone Club. Caucus Dele- gafe. ls she nol' passing fair? TRACY. MURIEL Blue Cards. Chevrons. Secre 'rary lo Mr. Gilbert Caucus Delegale. Domino Capfain. Traffic Squad, 90. English Com- mendafion. Presidem' Spanish Club. Emergency Room Aide. Cheerfulness makes every dish a feast TRUMPFELLER, RUTH Junior Arisfa. Treasurer of Girl Reserves. Program Commiifee. Baskefball. P. S. A. L. Pins. Chevrons. Swimming Pin. Class Leader. Blue Cards. Secrefary of Spanish Club. Cafeferia Squad. Chairman of Typewrif- ing Commiffee. Domino Cap- fain. Fair brow clolh hide fair lhoughfs. THE SENIOR DOME Page 37 TYNAN. REGINA Scholarship Pin. Junior Arisla. English Honor Class, 8. Girl Reserves. Spanish Club. Hearfh- sfone Club. P. S. A. L. Medals. P. S. A. L. Swimming Pins. Pan-American Sludenf League. Knocks and Boosls Commifiee. Lunch Room Squad. Office Dufy. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Leaders' Club. Doing good is 'lhe only happy acfion of a man's life. USHER, MARJORIE Lunch Room Squad. P. S. A. L. Awards. Chevrons. Swimming. Secrelary 'fo Mrs. Newlon. Cau- cus Delegafe. Assislanf Edilor Classbook. Dome Capfain. Domino Capfain. Happiness depends less on ex- lerior lhings 'fhan mosi sup- pose. VALENTI, JOHN Tennis Club. Spanish Club. Pan- American Sfudenl' League. Traf- fic Squad. lnferclass Foolball. lnierclass Soccer. Spanish Mu- sical Club, 56. Blue Cards. Base- ball. Dome Capiain. Domino Capfain. A good mind possesses a kingdom. VOELLER. JESSIE Dome Capfain. Domino Capiain. Senior P. S. A. L. Swimming Pins. Chevrons. Blue Cards. If eyes were made 'for seeing- lhen beaufy is i'ls own ex- cuse for being. VON AHNEN, MARION Blue Cards. Greaf modesly offen hides greal meril. VON STEIN, ARTHUR Tennis Club. Baseball Club. Bas- keilball Team, 56. lnferclass Bas- kefball. Blue Cards. Baseball Team, 56. Silenl' men are greal' men. VORWERK, LILLIAN Secrelary and Treasurer of Girl Reserves. Treasurer of Hislory Club. Secrefary fo Mr. Tressler. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medals. Swimming Pins. Scholarship Pin. Junior Arisla. Leaders' Club. Blue Cards. Traffic Squad. Emergenay---RoonwAide.-'' f A - l's wicked. I is. l's mighfy wicked. Any how l cain'f help if Page 38 WAGNER, MILTON From Kranklin K. Lane High School. Biology Club. HisTory Club. To bear is To conquer our ' TaTe. ' WANDERMAN, BEN Soccer, '29, '30, '3I. OrchesTra. PresidenT oT The Press Club. In- Terclass Baseball Medal, '28. Domino CapTain. Blue Cards. Member AssociaTed Press Bu- reau oT Queens. CorrespondenT To Leader-Observer. As a wiT, iT noT TirsT, in The very TirsT line. WEBER, JOSEPHINE Lunch Room Squad I6 Termsl. Careless of small Things, greaT- er Things you'II lose. WEITZNER, IRVING Junior Baseball, '28. Foorball. '29, InTerclass Soccer and Base- ball. Scholarship Pin. TraTTic Squad. Classbook EdiTor. Caucus Delegare. Class NighT CommiT- Tee. Campaign Speaker. Dome and Domino CapTain. Dance CommiTTee. Blue Cards. Cheerful aT morn he wakes Trom shorT repose, BreaThs The keen air and carols as he goes. WELLS, ELIZABETH Sword SocieTy. PresidenT oT The 4-Th Term. Vice-presidenT oT The 5+h Term. 6. O. SecreTary, 56. Junior ArisTa. Scholarship Pin. P. S. A. L. Medals. Swimming Pins. Championship CapTainbaII and BaskeTbaII Teams. Runner-up aT Swimming MeeT. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Minor- LeTTers. Fame does noT always err: someTimes she chooses well. WELLS, MARGERY Baskelball, CapTainball, Tennis, Dancing. Swimming Pin. P. S. A.'L. Medals. Walking Club. DramaTic Club. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Manner makes a woman's Charm. WELTNER, VERONICA SecreTary To Mr.. Wagler. Cau- cus DelegaTe. SecreTary To Mr. Tressler. Chevrons. English Hon- or Class, 7. I would help oThers-ouT oT a fellow-feeling. THE SENIOR DOME WERNER, CAROLINE SecreTary To Miss BenneTT. Swim- ming Chevrons. Blue Cards. Here's To The maiden oT bash- Tul sixleen. WERNER, ELIZABETH Senior ArisTa. Scholarship Pin. SecreTary To Mr.. Ullman. Pro- gram CommiTTee. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Everyone has a special obiec- Tion To being excelled by his relaTives. WERNER, PEGGY Sword SocieTy. Junior and Sen- ior ArisTa. Scholarship Pin. Mai- or and Minor LeTTers. P. S. A. L. Medals. Swimming Pins. Championship Baske+baII and CapTainbalI Teams. Treasurer oT The 7Th Term. SecreTary of The 8Th Term. Vice-PresidenT oT The German Club. NoThing endures buT personal qualiTies. WERNER, ROSE SecreTary To Mr. Tressler. Traffic Squad. Blue Cards. Caucus Dele- gaTe. Chevrons. Girl Reserves. Commercial Club. HearThsTone Club. A lovely being, scarcely Torm- ed or molded, A Rose wiTh all iTs sweeTesT leaves yeT Tolded. WHIDDEN, RICHARD lnTerclass Soccer. Class Num- erals. Service Squad. Engineer- ing Club. I may iusTly say wiTh The hook- nosed Tellow oT Rome: I come, see, and overcome. WHITEWAY, ELLIOTT Swimming Team, '30, '3I, '32. RiTle Club, '30, '3I, '32. Rifle Team. STamp Club. There in The deep abyss are seen The swimmers, few and Tar beTween. WICKMAN, ANNE Sword SocieTy. Maior and Min- or LeTTers. SecreTary To Miss MacLaughlin, Miss RaTelle, Miss Levy. BaskeTbaIl,. CapTainbaII, Hockey Championship Teams. Leaders' Club. Chevrons. Eng- Iish ComrriendaTion. Rifle Club. Blue Cards. Program CommiTTee. Class Nighl CommiTTee. P. S. A. L. Medals. She scaTTers enioymenT who can enioy much., WIDDER, MARJORIE Tennis, Swimming, Chevrons. A nighfingale dies for shame, if anofher bird sings beffer. WOJTAS. MICHAEL Foofball, '3l. Wresfling, '3l. Leaders' Club. Gymnasium Sec- refary. Capfain lnferclass Base- ball Team. Capfain of 'fhe Championship lnferclass Soccer Team. 'Tis good fo be merry and wise. WOLFF. FLORENCE Junior and Senior Arisfa. Schol- arship Pin lb fermsl. Office Dufy. Secrefary 'fo Mr. Dann. Treasurer of German Club. Eng- lish Honor Class, 7. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Medal. Swimming Pin. Chevrons. Program Com- miffee. Deeper, deeper, lei us dig in fhe mines of knowledge. WOLLEN JEANNE Scholarship Pin. Blue CardS- Spanish Club. Vice-Presidenf of 'rhe Spanish Club. Musical Club. 56. Office Dufy, 56. P. S. A. L. Medal. Chevrons. Caucus Dele- gafe. Domino Capfain. And good luck go wi'fh Thee. WOLLENHAUPT. MILDRED Office Dufy, Caucus Delegafe. Swimming Pin. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Horseback Riding. Fenc- ing. Tennis. Lef us leave hurry io slaves. THE sENloR DOME page 39 WYPLER, HERBERT J. V. Foofball, '29. lnferclass Soccer, '28. Traffic Squad, '28. '29, 90. Capfain Traffic Squad. '29, 90. Leaders' Club, '32, He knows whaf's whaf. ZABLER, DOROTHY Scholarship Pin. English Com- mendafion. Girl Reserves. Hearfhsfone Club. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Pins. Secrefary fo Miss Lenf, Mr. Bonnick, Pro- gram Commiffee. Blue Cards. G. O. Sfore Sfaff. Demure and quiei' she appears 'ro be, Bur 'full of mischief really is she. ZUNDEL, ELEANOR Assisfanf Bank Manager, '32 Secrefary 'fo Mr. Dann, Miss Leefe, Miss Prinzing. Blue Cards. Traffic Squad. Class Book Pub- lisher. Dome and Domino Cap- fain. Self-denial Capfain. Cau- cus Delegafe. Thou arf fo me a delicious formeni. NUNNENKAMP, HARRY Domino Capfain. G. O. Capfain. Blue Cards. Lafin Club, 90. Engineering Club. A liH'le nonsense now and fhen is relished by 'rhe besi' of men. ' SCHECTER. MORTON Chess Club. Chemisfry Club. G. O. Capfain. Dome Cap- fain. Blue Cards. Domino Cap- fain. Messenger befween build- ings. Lunch Room Squad. Rifle. Soccer, '28. Force and noi opinion is 'the queen of fhe world, bui' if is rhe opinion fhaf uses 'rhe force. ROSS, ANGUS Spring Concerfs. Baseball, '29, '30, '31, '32. Soccer '28. Bas- kefball, '3l. Pinafore Casin Mikado Casf. Maior Leffers. Blue Cards. Traffic Squad. Usher for Graduafion and Spring Play. He smiled on many iusi' 'for fun, Buf I knew There was only one. Page 40 ALTMAN, MORRIS From Boys' High School and Haaren High School. lnlerclass Baskelball and Baseball. Lalin Club. Traffic Squad. Slamp Club. Glee Club. A man always makes himself grealer as he increases his knowledge. DENGLER, HORACE Junior Red Cross Delegale. Classbook Edifor. Caucus Dele- gale. When I am noi underslood, il shall be concluded 'Ihal somelhing very useful and profound is couched benealh. DOLAN, MICHAEL Slrong in aclion, slronger in reason. THE SENIOR DOME FALCO, PATTIE lnlerclass Baskelball and Base- ball. Prinling Club. Commercial Club. Sfrong reasons make slrong aclions. GROSS, CHARLES lnlerclass Baseball and Soccer. Chemisfry Club. Chess Club. Camera Club. G. O. Capfain. Lalin Pageanl' Casl. I-le lakelh lhe wise in lheir own crafliness. JENKINS, JOHN Dramalic Club. I-Iislory Club. Classbook Edilor. P. S. A. L. Pin. Junior Arisla. Tralllic Squad. Educalion is only second fo nature. SMITH, RUTH One of lhe few immorfal names Thai were nol born 'ro die. SPARBER, HERBERT Blue Cards. TraFlic Squad, 90. lnlerclass Baseball. lnlerclass Soccer. Orcheslra, Assembly Soloisl. Band. Music is lhe universal language of mankind. SWANEY, FRANK Chairman of Senior Prom Com- miliee. Maior R's. Varsify Swim- ming, '29. Varsi'l'y Foolball, '3l. Caplain Cheering Squad. Swim- ming Medal School Champion- ships. Blue Cards. Life Guard. Senior Life Saving Award. Shop Foreman. One ear il heard. 'lhe oiher oul il wenl. MOST POPULAR VICE-PRESIDENT, G. O. JOHN O'KEEFE JOE McNULTY Lilie ls Something To Do Not Something To Learn by JOHN O'KEEFE LiTe is hard because iT is someThing To do, noT someThing To learn. The complainT is very com- mon ThaT liTe is so mysTerious, so complex. Whence come we, whiTher do we go, and whaT does iT all mean? As if anybody had any par- Ticular righT To know iTs meaning. Life is noT a problem. iT is a Task. We don'T have To undersTandi iT, we have To live iT. Conse- quenTly Those simple Tolk who seT Themselves abouT living Their days as, They come, as happily and usefully as They can, have much saner views abouT Themselves, God, and The devil, Than Those philosophers who are cracking Their brains Try- ing To undersTand. Why should one make him- selT unhappy over whaT is none oT his business? Why l was broughT inTo This world, why circum- sTances are as They are around me, why my dis- posiTion and characTer is as iT is, why l was creaTed a man and noT a woman, why l am living now and some oT my Triends dead, whaT will Take place aTTer The phenomenon oT deaTh-all These Things by no possibiliTy can l know. They are none oT my aTFair: why worry? NaTure, or God, or some oTher invisible power, uTTerly ouTside my reach is aTTending To Them. The man who geTs up cheerTully in The morn- ing and goes To bed reasonably conTenTed every nighT and beTween The Two carries ouT his in- sTincTs, works hard, plays wholesomely, Thinks honesTly, Teels sTrongly and deeply, and Tries To do all This a liTTle beTTer every day, is indeed quiTe common. For liTe is an arT, noT a science: iT is a Trade, noT a puzzle. You learn To live as you learn To lay bricks, carve sTaTues, or grow poTaToes. ThaT is To say, you are always learn- ing and no one reaches perTecTion. No one ever knows all There is To be known abouT laying bricks, carving sTones, or growing poTaToes. BuT ThaT is no reason why men shouldn'T go on doing These Things, geTTing a living, and some saTisTac- Tion ouT oT iT: consTrucTing bigger buildings, carving more beauTiTul sTaTues, or growing beT- Ter poTaToes. And ThaT liTe as a problem is Too much Tor us is no reason why liTe as daily work should noT be an enjoyable aTTalr. BuT aTTer all, liTe is noT so much a Task as His an opporTuniTy. We are Tull oT Torces. NaTure wanTs. us To operaTe Them, and in The operaTion oT Them we Tind pleasure. N IT is noT enough, however, To say ThaT we should merely Tollow our insTincTs. We have some- Thing else besides insTincTs. We have brains by which The naTural Torces in us become reTined. Thus insTead oT bruTe lusT, we have human love: insTead oT Tear oT NaTure and her Torces, we have religion, which is ioy in The sum oT Things: insTead oT TighTing one anoTher Tor bread, waTer, and cloThing, we discover how To cooperaTe one wiTh anoTher and each Tor all, and so obTain The beneTiTs oT organized socieTy and sTaTe. So wiTh every generaTion, liTe grows broader and Tiner. As a problem iT is as insoluble now as iT was in The days oT Noah: as a Task, iT is inTiniTely more varied, inTeresTing, and Tull. MAY FANTASY The leaves oT The Tree weave a paTTern oT lace Across The Tace oi The young and Trivolous May moon. The nighT wind dances across The lawn, lTs TluTTering veils disTurbing The sTillness oT The garden. A lark, sTarTled by some unseen Thing, EmiTs a shrill, sharp call, and is sTilled. Doris SchirmeisTer WE'LL BE SEEIN' YUH FUTURISTIC EDIT ON LD Z Z 4 Ll-I n. an P' .1 .1 4 Q I- UJ .1 I l- 4 '37, o E CD .C -1- s l-lolel +he Adam -Q- fD +- C GJ U7 iD L O. -o- fD OW C T9 U7 u.: QD 4 n. l- Z O CZ u. The Women's' facfion of 'rhe House of Rep- exclusive in The ci+y. Did you know lhal- resen+a'rives has nominafed Ediih Gardner for Presidenf O'Keefe has iusi reiurned +0 Jrhe Bolo l-lower and Charlie Seewald, The Olympic Spealceri Oulsianding leaders of This group are: While l-louse 'From a +rip abroad wH'h Mrs. champions, were classma'I'es len years ago in Miriam Eimer, The well-lcnown oralor, Muriel O'Keefe and John Jr. A receplion was given Richmond l-lill l-ligh School? KD .C -+- Lo- O L GJ .C U FLT D. To C .Q -+- fU U, C GJ U1 CD .C -i- -5 .Q Q. PN C 1. YO -I Senaior me of Jrhe ho af arrival of his L Q L O -C C 6 and Regina Tyne 'Q .,. 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To Floyd Gibbons-An auTographed copy oT SixTy Words A MinuTe, And I-low I Do IT by Mrs. I-lernandez. To The English DeparTmenT-Services oT l-Ior- ace Dengler or a large size WebsTer DicTionary. To Miss HougI1Ton--A class composed oT OTis Skinner, Lynn EonTanne, WaI+er I-Iampden, AI- Tred LunT, Leon Massey and Their equals Tor proper inTerpreTaTion oT MacbeTh . To The P. T. DeparTmenT-A gallon oT CasTor Oil To cure The Sick Pass RackeT. To Miss DiThricIge-The Senior ArisTa. To Miss McLaughlin--A book: I-low To Love Babies. To Mr. ATwaTer-A Boy ScouT I-landbook. To Miss HoIsTein-A Yale lock wiTh Two keys Tor her desk. To Miss SchIachTer-Ann Wickman leaves Tond memories oT The Teacher-sTudenT baskeTball game. To all The FacuITy--BeaTrice Nieberg leaves her book on WhaT NoT To Do, And When To Do lT. To The Track Team-John O'KeeTe donaTes a pair oT Track shoes mounTed on roller skaTes. To The Camera Club-A bigger and beTTer dark room in which To have bigger and beTTer waTer TighTs. To The AuTograph Club-AuTograph oT Mickey Mouse. To Harry Lucia-AI Acerno Tondly leaves his graduaTion cruTches wiTh hopes Tor I-Iarry's speedy recovery. To The MosT Deserving Freshman-William Sachse donaTes his brieTcase wiTh Tond regreTs. To The ResT of The School-The semi-annual odor oT perTumed eggs emanaTing Trom The ChemisTry lab. To The Senior Will CommiTTee's Successors- A choice selecTion OT cuss words. To The ExecuTor of This Will-We leave AI Capone's unemployed bodyguard. ln wiTness whereoT we have seT our hand and seal, SENIOR CLASS OF JUNE l932 Cheddrech and Cheddrech-ATorneys-aT-Law NoT Tor publicaTion- NoTe:-The word Cheddrech is used To divide The responsibiIiTy oT This crime equally among The members of The commiTTee. Ched- drech is a combinaTion conTaining The TirsT IeTTer oT each commiTTeeman's TirsT name. THE SENIOR DOME Page 45 - - - - - .. - - -.,-.,-.,-.,:.,:.,:r,:r,:.,-, I .A -A -. 1- -v - : : :.,:,,:1.g. 1- iiT7T?T?T T rv E ! o Q F ISS 1111 HI' S C O0 Q I I ' I I Thorough Training in all Secre'I'ariaI Requiremenls Limileol Io High School Graduales and College Girls I Nexr Enfrance Da+e Sepfember I2, I932. Apply now Calalog on Requesl I ' I I 136 Joralemon Street Brooklyn, New York I U -UIQ2..:9:,,:Q:U:.,:.,:.,:K.-.,:..:U...-1,:..:..:.,..0: 20:0-0:51:02 I The Profession of Pharmacy Affords Many Opporlunilies. In addirion 'ro reI'aiI pharmacy, many fields are open Io I +he graduafe pharmacisf and pharmaceurical chemist I The BROOKLYN COLLEGE of PHARMACY of LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY offers unsurpassed faciliiies for 'rhe sIudenI'. New build- ing, modern equipmenf, exiensive Iabora'I'ories and a very able facully. A THREE YEAR FREE SCHOLARSHIP OPEN TO HIGH sci-lool. GRADUATES. Q II The Regisfrar will on applicarion furnish full informa'I'ion and arrange for an inspec'Iion of 'rhe college building. ADDRESS, WILLIAM L. HARLOE, REGISTRAR 600 LAFAYETTE AVENUE, Brooklyn, New York ioiuilhgoioioioiniuinioioioinioioioioioioiniuixzi ioioiuiuiniug 1:02 WI-IAT'S IN A NAME So, afTer all, There is somefhing in a name, concluded Mr. ThrockmorTon. Mr. Throckmorfon, on! To give him his full TiTle, Mr. Amos B. Throck- morTon, Presidenf of The l:irsT Nafional Bank of Johnsfon, was safisfied wiTh himself: a self-glor- ifying complacency' proclaimed iTself in his eyes: conTenTmenT shone from his face. For half an hour, Mr. ThrockmorTon had been successfully engaged in proving, To The annoyance and chag- rin of The oTher members of The Johnsfown Bus- iness Men's Club, Thaf a euphonious, osTenTa- Tious name was a business asseT, for Mr. Trock- morTon Took greaf pride in his remarkable busi- ness acumen. l-le had clinched his argumenf hy relafing To his lisfeners an unusual experience which he had had The day before. And Mr. Throckmorfon had had an unusual experience. On arriving aT his bank puncTually aT nine ThaT morning,-for puncTualiTy was The firsT poinT in Mr. ThrockmorTon's formula for business success-he was confronfed by an ex- ceedingly colorful individual. The pallid face of The sTranger Tried in vain To hide ifself behind somefhing on his upper lip resembling The or- ange-colored brisfles of a TooTh-brush which has been used To mix painf. The visiTor's hair maTch- ed his musfache, was even brighTer Than his musfache. BuT color did noT end here. l-le was aTTired in a purple-hued coaT, Iighf brown golf knickers, and a vesT whose varied TinTs defied descripfion. A haT in a beaufiful shade of sea- green lay on The chair beside him. Mr. ThrockmorTon's sarforial essays had al- ways been rafher conservafive, for one of The salienT poinTs in his formula for business success was neafness of appearance: he was Too much dazed by The dazzling brilliance of The picTure before him To speak, and he accepfed in silence The proffered card. Buf he was To receive yeT anoTher shock. The card was inscribed: Mr. Amos B. Throckmorfon The sfranger began To Talk. l-le began Timidly, and seemingly gained courage from Mr. Throck- morTon's vague expressions of comprehension. l-le Talked rapidly and wiTh convicfion. Our Mr. Throckmorfon had a fleefing impres- sion ThaT his namesake was one of Those high- powered salesmen he had read abouf, buf The sinceriTy of The newcomer's face and speech rapidly dispelled The idea. Mr. ThrockmorTon's dazedly abused inTellecT gaThered ThaT The sfranger had been passing Thru Johnsfown and had had been robbed of his car and money. l-le had passed The bank, noficed The name on The cornersfone, and decided To waiT Till morning To see The bank presidenf. Alfhough The new Mr. Thorckmorfon could offer no securify, The older Mr. Throckmorfon readily acquiesced To his proposal To lend him five hundred dollars To geT back To New York. The second Mr. Throckmorfon signed The re- ceipT, raTher hasTily swooped up The currency, and sTood noT upon The order of his going. Mr. Throckmorfon, The banker, had no qualms as To The safefy of his money, for was noT sinceriTy wriTTen on The face of The oTher Mr. Throck- morTon, and did noT Mr. ThrockmorTon's formula for business success proclaim ThaT an honesT man's word is his bond? Here This sTory of a good business man, char- acfer reading, and appellafions comes To an end: buf affer The banker had gone home To dinner, Mr. Cyrus W. Pennypacker, Presidenf of The Sec- ond Nafional Bank of Johnsfown, arrived aT The club. Affer he was seTTled in his chair, he made a sTaTemenT ThaT caused a greaf deal of discus- sion among The members of The Johnsfown Busi- ness ivien's Club, for Mr. Pennypacker, like his rival Mr. Throckmorfon, was a close-fisfed banker and a man of greaf business abiliTy. l-le began his conversaTion Thus. l did somefhing Today which now seems raTher sfrange To me. I lenT five hundred dollars wiThouT securify To a man whom l have never seen before. You see, his name hap- pened To be Cyrus W. Pennypackerf' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 101u1n1n1u1o101ni 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 L- 1 1 101011 THE SENIOR DOME Page 47 v U :Z:ZEZ:I:ZSIgZgZgZgZg!:IgZg.'2'Z ' - U U H i2i:2g:-: .'.- H ' lloose oonf clzaalf 5 U Business today demands the Best W BUSINESS EDUCATION Q U U II Rial? THOROUGH SECRETARIAL and BUSINESS TRAINING U A Girls Central Sclxool for Secretaries - Regular and Intensive Courses :: Open All Summer Day and Evening Classes Ask for Catalog J II U CENTRAI. BRANCH 30 THIRD AVE. i Brooklyn,NM TeI.IRianqle-5-Il90 Q U THE DELEHANTY INSTITUTE E U Classes are now 'forming in all branches of specialized business lraining 'for men and women. Courses are carefully designed lo meel' your individual needs, assur- ing complele lraining in lhe subiecl' selecled in a mini- mum of lime. Day and evening classes. Wrile lo Depl. R. : i ll ii An elaboraie boolclei eniiiled Educa+ion- Moiiwer of All Success and Happiness, con- iaining a compleie olescripiion of ihese courses, wil be mailed io you upon request U ' U ll COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT 26 EAST I4+l'1 ST., N. Y. C. STUYVESANT 9-46lO U -1111-11 111111111111-----nib. 0.0 Who's Who ln The Annexes Annex 56 GIRLS BOYS Marie Beach .............. ,.,,,,,,, M 05+ Popular ., .............. Sam Lalelin Josephine Boyd ........ .,,,,,,,,,,,, B esl Looking ,,A....... ........... J ohn Augusline Adele Holman .,,,,,,,,,,,, Cu+es'r ,,,,..,,,....... .......,... R oberl Brennan Naomi McCoy ..,,,...o..,., ,,,,,, B e-sr Personali+y .,,....... .,........ W illiam Murray Charlolrre Cieyer ,,,,,,,,,,,, Besl' Arhlele .....,..., ..A...,,.. A rlhur Moulder Eleanor Salze .............. ..,,,,,,, M osl' Versalile ....,.. .,v.l...,..,,, K en Murphy Carolyn Calhcarl ,,,.,.,, .....,,,,,,, N icesl Smile ..... ..r....,,.,.... R oy Rolh Rulh Pergarnenr .,...,.,,.. .,....,,.,,,,..... W iHies+ .............w., ...,........Y. l rving S+ern Elsie Lorenz .....,..,,,, Mos'r Conscienlious ...Y.., ,,.,.,..,.. G eorge Wenzel Terese Semel ......,.. ,,,............... B usiesl .........,...... ....r......,,,... J oe Burger Carolyn Calhcarl ,....... ....,...,... H appy-go-Lucky ......... ......... D anny Teehan Lillian Meinerl ........... ,..,,rr,,.,.... O uieresl' ...........,....... w,,..,.,... A rr Reidenbach Ann Jenkins ......,..... .,....... M os'l' Praclical ..........., ..,.,..,....... l rving Slern Elsie Lorenz .....,..,... ,,rr,..,.......,,. M os'r Polire .......,............ ....,,..,,. J ames Arnold Elizabelh Olsen .,.,..., .,,,.,r. D one Mosl' for R.H.H.S. ,...,..,. lrving Sie-rn Annex 90 GIRLS BOYS Barbara Black ........... ..,.,,.,, M osr Popular ,,,,,,, ,,,,..,z,r. P hillip Donahue Barbara Black ...,....,.. ......rr..., B es+ Looking ,,..a..... ...,....,,. W illiam Connell Mariorie Frank .......r zzz,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,rrr,., C u+es+ ,,,,,,..,,.,,,,, ............,.... J ulius Geller Barbara Black .........., ,,.,,,,,,,, B eslr Personalify ,,,..,,.., ..,........ A rrhur Bischoff Myrlle Henning .,....r.. ,,,,,,,,,,., B eslr A1-hlere ,,.,4,,,,, ........ W aller S+rand Lorraine Dipperl ,,,,w,,,, Mosl Versa+ile ,4,,,,. ,,,...,..,, P hillip Donahue Marjorie Frank ,......, ,......,,.,. N icesl' Smile .......... ,.....,.... A rlhur Bischoil Kafhleen Houser ,,,,,,,.,.,,,..... Wi++ies+ ,...,.,,...,,..,,,.. ...rv,,,.,.... J ohn Va++er Eugenia Schelley ........... ......... M osl' Conscienlrious ,..,.. ........,..... F airman Black Eugenia Schelley ..,..,..,...,..... Busiesr ................ ........... R oberl' Malvern Mildred Kruse ......,.,.. ....... H appy-go-Lucky ......... ....,,,..............,.................. G erry Helen Schmid+ .,...... ............. O uie+es+ ............... Theodore Cooper June Manville ....,.,.... .......... M os+ Praclical ......,..... .,..........,. W alfer Slrand Meyers .............,.,.....,.,..... ,.............,........ M os'r Polile ....,,....,......,,,,.,... ..,,..., A ndrew Schiller Barbara Black ........... ........ Done Mosl' for R.H.H.S. Phillip Donahue .10 nina:nicz::io.-:4:1:1:.tc1::cio1n:i:i:n7oio1oin1 0761011 THE SENIOR DOME Page 49 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! i a - I G l OTHERS DO IT - WHY NOT YOU i A summer vacafion wifh all fhe comforfs of home. g Try if and save money. E You do nof need fo scrape, sacrifice and save fhroughouf fhe year In i order fo spend a few days af some disfanf, hof, uncomforfable widely adver- i fised mounfain lake or seashore resorf. i Righf here wifhin easy disfance of your home wifh ifs comforfable beds i and The fhings you like fo eaf and cooked as you like fhem, amid your family and friends. i Righf here af Cypress Hills Swimming Pool you can obfain fhaf coaf of i fan and all The benefifs and pleasure of healfhful, vigorous oufdoor exercise i and recreafion. i Righf here af fhe pool you may learn and enioy Swimming, Diving, Hand Ball and a dozen ofher clean, safe and pleasanf forms of recreafion, during fhose coming scorching hof summer days. A whole season here af less fhan a single week's cosf elsewhere. This year fhe pool has been enfirely renovafed' and many improvemenfs have been made, especially in The Locker Sysfem, again insuring you even greafer comforf and safefy. i We fherefore earnesfly invife you fo come and pay us a visif. Look around i and see. i I . SEASON TICKET SIS lincludes locker and all privilegesl ' X Open Daily From 9 A. M. fo Il P. M. j Cypress H111 Swlmmmg P001 f i JAMAICA AVE. a CRESCENT ST. I 5 BROOKLYN, N. Y. iQ i Tl h AP l f 7-0788 THU ,... 'f i eel' one P ega e :.I:::g:9:::e:g:::S: : : : : : : :1.:..:..:.,:.,:I--.I:n..I...I.:.:a...,':' Are You Listenin' Rosemary Cahill .........,..,..... ........... ' 'They Sa'risiy ...,..... Theresa Mangiardi ........... ...,,......... ' 'Keep Kissable .,...,. .. Edifh Gardner ............,,. ....... ' 'Whai a Difference a Few Sense Make Lily Couriney .......,..... ....... ' 'll's Smarl To Be Thrif'ry Beafrice Nieberg ...i..... - ..... Even+ually-Why Noi ............. . Now? Helen Manlhey ............ ....... ' 'When To Be Nonchalan'r Anne Wlckman .......... ....... Mary Sanzone ............. .......... Dororhy Adams ......... ..... - .. Millie Gillillan ......... Rulh Sifferlen ......... Good To The Lasl' Drop Nolhing Over Ten Cenls Thar Exlra Some+hing .,.. She Knows The Secre+ ..,.. Hasn'1' Scralchecl Ye'l ' ..... Elizabelh Wells ....... ............... ' 'Children Cry For H ' --.. Marihe Ramagnan Elizabelh Krider .. ..... Keep Thar Schoolgirl Complexion Susrained Floaling Power - - H uh ? John O'KeeTe Ar'rhur Hoogenboom Horace Dengler lra Dilzel Ben Wanderman Johnny Erwin Larry Picoli Bob Grlebel Eli Berlin Arihur Kaiser Vic Kane Joseph Mackey Jack Devine Bob Hower Mariin Abisch Henry Lilkendey Helmer Hallberg Arlhur Hoogenboom Florence Hoch ........, ................ ' '99 44-IOOCX, Pure ......... Doris Pascal .,.,,.......... Mild As A May Breeze ,........ Olive Cregan ............... ........... - The Lighl Thai' Never Fails ......... Theresa Mangiardi ........... - ......... .. Brush Your Tee'lh Twice A ................ . Day Veronica Schullz ......,.,...,. ..... .. Color ls Your Magic Key i.,............... . Midge Eimer ....... To Romance Speaking of Gpera+ions Fo'give Me, Fo'give Me! . George Rosenquisl' Al Acerno THE SENIOR DOME Pa e 5l 9 1 1c1.1:1.1:1 11:1 11050 Q01-21 1i:1m:1c11:1u1c11:1i:1c1::1e1:1u1fo? 5 U AFTER GRADUATION 5 G A B UU WHY NOT make recreaiion your vocaiiong E : enjoy your work and give pleasure fo e . U ' oihersq be heal+hy and happy and ieach U this school are ellgible H U ofhers fo be 'rhe same? Such is 'rhe life i . . G H of a feacher of phymcal educahon. 2 foradmissxontoPacelnstitute U H SAVAGE SCHQQL U --a nationally known and distinctive ll Q professional schooloftechnicaltrainingin U FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION H B , , . . Esiablushed I89O 3 uslness Admlnlstratlon A Teacher Training School which prepares U ACC0l.ll'lta.l'lCy men and women fo become feachers, di- H Secretarial Practise reciors, and'supervisors of healih and pihy- . . meal educahon in schook, coHeges, pay- classes for beginners at Pace Institut' grounds clubs privafe insfifuiions and in- i prepare high-school graduates for imme- dusmal 'organfzafions ' i dime earnings' Many Pace graduates are The curriculum of .ihe ihree year course now ue-asurers and conniouers oflarge includes praciical insfruciion in all 'forms corporations--others are in successful of a+h'e+ics gymnadics games dancing afcoumfmcy Practise' swimming, clramaiics, and 'rhe like: also 'the E12'lgs: 'gfg:L5hii0BlC?5 a3dPl'zf'YSk0fEf1e esseniial courses' in educaiion, pscycholrogy, g zaonm ew or ity 1-lh' lh'I 1-I are conducted especially for day students :l::,f?,:3i,lypcZE:Z,.?nggy ihggiirgiryalndoprzt. i guglgitgigorihrggicy ?crfo?ga:d lfor day fice of healih and physical educaiion. i Students and al 'f ',t J AN EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG FACULTY , ,'nv Caidogue Upon Requed to confer wah theReg'ft'a increasing demand 'For feachers. Salaries DBY 5011001 - '- EVOHITIB School higher ihan 'For grade feaching. Employ- ' menf bureau for sfudenfs and graduafes. Pace Il'lStltlltC Reeisrea NOW Fon CLASS ENTERING 225 Broadway New York ON SEPTEMBER l9+h, I932 SAVAGE scHooL Q - - - - 308 Wesf Fifiy-ninih Sireei, New York Cify ! per subieci' in Day School-Two Subiecis Allowed SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL-CO-ED Save iimeg make up failures: enier college 'S+ +0 sooner. Ciiy-wide and Regenfs Exams in Full schedule of subiecis Our Building Secure summer ermission card from our rinci al P Y P P ERO PREP. CHOOL 853 Broadway, cor. I4i'h S+., N. Y. C. TOmpkins Sq. 6-5923 1:1e1u1o1u1o1o1u1o1u4 111101011-14:1u1u11:1n1n1oasu1n1n1n1o1n1u1n1 1 :mtg U ROBIN HOOD CAMPS for GIRLS l Juniors-Seniors, Ages 8-I4 Yrs.: I5-I9 Yrs. g Ramapo Mouniains l65 miles from- New Yorki. Wafer sporis, hailing, ridin , ' '-' u iennis. Creaiive pro ram. Ex erienced leadership. SII4 season, S39-3 weeks. 3 9 P ' Requesi' Booklei' R. Phone, Wriie or Call i Elsie C. Pickharcl, Y. W. C. A., 5l0 Siaie S+., Brooklyn, N. Y. ! 1 1 1aqpo1a1a1:1aa-m1 1111.1-'1:1-1:11111 12 1 1 13131-1:1:1f1:1e1a1.y l Page 53 1o1o1o1oio1n14o:o i i o ca i 5 i i i ci 0 QA V ro1o1a1o1o1o1oe 0.0 TED ge sooner Build I ng illeges cafed lire I in Building ages E u i 1: i o u 5' rioioioioioioicof 1 101111 1:11 10:0 JURSE Y Ling- Zfwfgmi l I l U U U U U U U U U U II i .10-,F Page 54 THE SENIOR DOME mafe. Sorf of expecfs Silva fo answer. If she doesn'l'- He ceased speaking as his fafher sfarfed sing- ing, singing in a pififully feeble voice fhaf quife probably did nol' penefrafe beyond fhe cenfer of fhe house. Oh, my God! Oh, my God! Oh, my God! wailed fhe assisfanf manager. Shuf upI someone said angrily and he subsided. Then all of a sudden fhe miracle happened: Verdini's falfering nofes died abrupfly, he sfraighfened and sfared for a momenf, and fhen resumed singing, leaving fhe pianisf sfranded. Buf no one paid any affenfion fo fhe piano now, for Verdini was singing as he had never sung before and fhe room was fairly shaking wifh fhe emofional fhunder issuing from fhaf mighfy fhroaf. He was following no melody, for his feeling was foo big for curriculum. For fwo solid hours he confinued, and 'Io fhis day nof one person from fhaf audience knows fhal' he sang in no known language, all fhey realize is fhaf he spoke fo fhem in words fhaf penefrafed fo fhe soul buf did nol' reach fhe brain. Affer he had finished fhey did nof applaud: one doesn r clap af fhe exquisife nofes of fhe nighfingale nor yef al' fhe maiesfy of fhe elemenfs. And Verdini insfead of making fhe convenfional bows iusf sfood fhere rubbing his hands fogefher in pleased safisfacfion, his moufh delighfedly sfrefching upwards in vain endeavor fo reach his eyebrows. The men in fhe wings were fully as spell-bound as fhe ofhers, and fhe girl behind fhem had fo beg fheir pardon six fimes before fhey noficed her. The manager furned relucfanfly and fhen - Frank, he said slowly, I'm geffing old-older fhan I fhoughf. You'd beffer fake my posifion fonighf. I'm enfirely foo old fo- Frank sfared af him. Whal' fhe devil-- he began and sfopped a second. You and me bofh, Ted. Whaf's your name? he asked fhe girl. Silva Wandell. Yes, I know fhaf, he said impafienfly, buf was your maiden name by any chance de Bour- gerac? She smiled, No, buf my mofher's was. I do look somefhing like her, don'I' I? She's dead now. Thaf's why I'm here. You see, she Ieff a message for Mr. Verdini. Young Verdini came forward. Look here, Miss Wendell, he said seriously, You'Il be do- ing him a far greafer kindness if you never de- liver +ha+ message. I haven'f fime fo explain now, buf I'll call on you somefime fomorrow af- fernoon, if I may? Af fhe New Yorker? Righfol And fhanks ever so much. He busfled a very sfarfled young woman ouf info fhei sfreel' fhrough fhe sfage door and refurned iusl' in fime fo meef his fafher coming off-sfage. The Ia'rfer's face was fired and worn, buf his eyes glisfened wifh beafific happiness. Do you mind coming along Iafer, Phil? he asked apologefically. I wanf 'Io be alone, if you don'l' mind'.' Sure fhing, Dad. So long. I'll see you Iafer. Thaf, however, was fhe Iasf he saw of his fafher, alive. Early nexl' morning a fug bumped info fhe greaf singer's body, floafing face down- ward in fhe oily wafers of fhe Easf River, and Phil, carrying ouf his hasfy engagemenf of fhe nighf before showed Silva Wandell a sfrange nofe which read as follows: Dear old Son, I saw Silva in fhe House fonighf. She waved fo me and beckoned and, iusf as she answered my call fo her, I am going fo answer her call fo me. I'm sorry, Phil, buf if had fo be. Please don'f blame me foo greafly. Goodbye, son, and God bless you. The girl frowned perplexedly. Buf whaf does if mean? How could he see my mofher when she's dead? He didn'l' see your mofher. Whal' he saw was you, frying fo cafch his afTenfion. The girI's expression was now very sfrange and her words came as fhough pushed by some mysferious force. He didn'f see me, because I wasn'I' in 'rhe audience. The nighf wafchman Ief me in fhrough fhe sfage-door. again, iusf as usual. We were ed unfil some brighl' boy dis- Iva was in fhe audience every fo monfhs lafer Verdini married id fhen some of us gof worried You see, everybody liked Anne wanl' her fo gef hurf. If was 1af she simply adored her hus- as iusf as evidenf fhaf he sfill 'e. Consequenfly, we did some ur own hook and here is fhe fafe of affairs we found. Ver- was in fhe audience, fook if infed fhaf she should be fhere spoken fo her since fhe day be- mg. And fhaf's The way if's been een years. He's very seldom seen ence, buf he's always known she 'nosf of us have been quife sure gs were sung fo her. She died we've kepf if dark as well as we wighf- shorf as fhe door opened and a erged, supporfing a large, mid- fho was quife obviously in a sfafe Jllapse. The younger man looked ace haggard wifh apprehension. will sing for 'Ionighf, he said, Prhe resf of his engagemenf musf Ie is very fired. assisfanf manager and all fhree 'ed in fhe wake of fhe fwo mak- ands fo express fheir sympafhy. ? The son asked when fhey had gs. His fafher nodded and sfrug- ouched, rafher fhan, walked onfo O. K., do you fhink, Phil? came husky whisper. The young man ly. I don'f know. I fhink he's '-er-unbalanced fonighf. Gof all 'rhe idea fhal' Silva'd come fo :I or alive. He's going fo sing is abouf fhe bird calling fo his THE SENIOR DOME Page 5 Take your Summer ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS TAUGHT courses at IALSO COMPTOMETRYI CL I Individual Instruction-Begin An Time en Te ear n Da n Ev nin Se sio QM O II Y R II d Y p Employment Siilvice Iioxsfic Any BG-ra?',luatS ns it Ik Call - Write - Phone ir L 5-'gy EUCLID SCHOOL I299-l307 FULTON STREET FOR SECRETARIES at Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 30TH YEAR Phone LAIayeH'e 3-2065 Compliments of the Hudson River Day Line Daily service 'Io and 'from Albany and way-landings Io October I6, l932, inclusive SPECIAL REDUCED RATES FOR PARTIES OF 25 OR MORE STEAMERS AVAILABLE FOR CHARTER BRYANT 9-9700 -. :.-n.:-o.:a.:u:a:-I:in19101:11-oz-nz-nin:-niuizmizaiaiui-1 L- 1 1 -0- I-.nfn.:u.:o.:n:nie:nqpuiii.:II.:ni0101111111-o.:n1I:irnicic1I::.-c:cii:-4,-e- Advertising Representatives of the D O IVI E AND ALL SCHOLASTIC AND COLLEGIATE PUBLICATIONS RICHMOND ADVERTISING SERVICE 26 COURT STREET P. O. BOX No. 7 Brooklyn, N. Y. Richmond Hill, L. I. Telephone, TRiangle 5-2232 6:f1f'1'122lCZufses,QfZ1o2f6 Scioofgraduais I. A'rEs'r OFFICE MACHINES Electric Bookkeepmg - Adding -Comptometers-Calculaiors Diclaphones- Noiseless Typewruters and Stenotypes. REGULATION HIGH SCHOOL HOURS- Mormng- Afternoon and Evening Sessions nioioioiu1uioiu1aioinic.:-oiuiuinioininin:minimispozainiuiaiuioi ll Commermal -Subjects Page 56 THE BLACK FOREST I Dense is The forest Tall are Hs Trees, I:IeeI are Hs deer, SOH is Hs breeze. High is Hs Ieaf-crest Winding Hs Iees- Cloaked in a drear, Boundless as seas. II Dark is Ihe Ioresf, Leaves Jrhere abound: Ouier Hs air, Cool is Hs ground. Life in Ihis dull-resi I-Iears noi a sound- Hid from 'rhe glare Of earI'h around. MOST VERSATILE difliy ,S ?v I nib fx ' M.. ,gi-9 L x'- Awww , 3: P mx if 4 A-I-.Jai 'N 'If YJ if 'HJ stay' Q, J' 'S 'A ' .I rlsvnugu . . 71195,-,1 , , r an 'X 'Q,Q1Xf,.1. I v-' ug.. . .o :,., gg- . ..-77' .2 5 if, ,552-Q' 3 ' 'I -1 'A '17-gm Afi'1'ifQ-i . 1.1-F25 ' ' 'H' ' 'Q' Ti-:.vi,L ., ' .fSY!.t34 . 'W-22 .- 'T - '1','4a+5MuZ f- . ' 0 l'.1.'-9' ' ' Q C' ,, ', .I ' . 1 . ' - .. -Z '39f4':'fn'J'31-' 1 i I-1!'ffr12 1LI1+f., ' ' 'I RY . 4- M '..'g,fj4,,iL,,Qg,Q' .4g1,,,g.m.. gm K , 4 - ,lv 7- 5 ,S I !+:fw'4x'4fsv I-:Sf - -1' -L . N ' A AJ .-f,.v, '. 1- - x . , .'-age sm.-5, QQLTQ -Y, - Y Q, '.is,4sF2,'Q ' if. 3 .. 'ii f5:.l54 '5rg ' wifi - I L Q-ces. .V YI' --M ' S- if-Siflff -rt F. ,Y - ' '- V J' ,ffivif I 9 .hx f , .. sw 5 I -, .. 135 i 4s. v2E1 I'2 rm. .' .A . -:sf-. : - I . 'sfiiezi X. . ,4'3 5s.,:, ' I Ffa ff' 4 L I - v ., ' 'IL' . 12 -'Y' o I '-, .Tr ' 3 ,.c. . . ,, . . .1 . ,J -- L rr si -.gs , , .4 .. .. ,f 'r .. A' Wig sf- 5, . - ,-M ' .f- 1. 1,-ff ' Lv' H IRQ! ' 4 1 - N ' ' ' Q 1-715 -e 'Jia' - rs- L wan! .so ER -F ms' X -t g? my 'fs ' .-2:1 -V 'ii I 1 T -1:5 .5 , .f I . as 'W ' JM THE SENIOR DOME uII SHI! T III Deep is The Iores'I', I-Iid from The skies. SWHI are Hs birds, Sweef are Their cries. From ou'r of each nes'r Chirpings arise. AnIeIope herds Form welcome surprise. IV is The Iores+ Covered wHh leaves. Trees wrapped in moss, Like arms in sleeves. srands The green-dressed BIanIceI Thai heaves When The winds Ioss he Irees and Their branches and Ieaves J. Jean HecI'rI' CLASS SINGER ELIZABETH WELLS ANGUS ROSS THE SENIOR DOME Page 57 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 -1,1110101u1n10101n-1411 :1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1a.1a14o:Q 2 U DEKAN I U U O O U ecretaria nstltute I U Formerly Hammond-Delcan Secrerarial School U U The School lor seleci sluclenls of high school age INDIVIDUAL AND SPECIALIZED TRAINING Assures Success in I'I'1e Beller Grade Posilions E DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS E Personal Inferview Basis of Acceplance U Successive Enlrance Dales Call for Opporfuniiy Boolclel E I55-3I Jamaica Ave., al' Parsons Blvd. Jamaica, N. Y. Telephone JAmaica 6-6455 H No conneclion wilh any oiher school U 1-0-1 14:11:14:1ein:11:01o.:o1u1a:-1n1a:1u1c.1n1n1oqsn1u1n1 19111 1:11164 BROOKLYN ACADEMY gg MONTAGUE 8: HENRY STREETS MAin 4-4957 i A CO-EDUCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 5 Regisfered by 'Il1e Regenls: ' Our school will prepare you accrediled by The Board COLLEGE 'Io enler your college in of Educaiion. Malte up de- WEST POINT Ihe shorlesl available lime ficiencies and secure ad- ANNAPOLIS and wI+h +he minimum of H vance credif foward TECHNICAL expense and incon- graclualion venience Summer Session Begins July 5 - Regenls Exams Augusl' 23 i zu:-A 1010:-oirx2u1u101u10101914,14,1010101010101-11101-rn.: 1po1:::ia:oai,iq E - - E E U U o ' Q II Commercial I ' I Subjects Q ' 0 62161131 nurses Qblyf 45'c600l'C?radz1aEs i LATEST OFFICE MACHINES DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS MYRTLE AVE.AT VVOODBINE ST. PHONE HEGEMAN 3-6I6l U. L- POETRY by DORIS SCHIRMEISTER POPULAR MUSIC Verse Music in The popular vein, Everybody singin' in The rain. RHYTHM spell' wiTh capiTal leTTers, Harmony broken loose Trom iTs TeTTers, Melodies ThaT musT caTch To be good, And lyrics easily undersTood. Chorus Sing a Ii++le love song, iT's whaT The public craves. IT's sweeT and lovely when iT's sung by one oT The season's raves. Saxaphones are all The rage-The crooners broughT Them in. TrumpeTs are always muTed, To make Them sound like Tin. SweeT and hoT's The password To This modern rhyThmic din. FANTASTIOUE The sea is a dark gray molTen mass Over which I send-whirling and TwisTing and Turning in a mad dervish dance my ThoughTs. I gaze wiTh morbid curiosiTy as each in Turn Dives and brings up bloody plunder: GhosTs oT men who sailed The seas and Tound DeaTh in a dress oT Toam. The IighTs across The waTer shiver And The wind screams Through The canvas oT The ship As iT Tosses in wild and mournTuI despair. The sTrings ThaT hold my ThoughTs To me Snap and I sink inTo The darkness OT The nighT. MOOD INDIGO A deep, black, velveTy nighT. And millions oT sTars like pin poinTs oT IighT Pricking my soul. The IighTs across The waTer blink and sTare AT The sepulchral radiance oT The moon. The Troubled ocean moans in despair AT The TooT oT grass-covered sand dunes. LighTs, moon, sand, and sea Blend To Torm The harmony OT my mood. 1:1 1 11:1 -11:1 1:11 ---1 THE SENIOR DOME Page Brooklyn Secretarial School A Secrefarial School for Girls 1 1 c 0 1 110.0 0.01 SOLD IN YOUR SCHOOL H s SOLD IN SEVEN STATES 202 Livingsfon Slreel' Opposile A. 8: S. E U SEVEN WEEKS SUMMER COURSE I gives you a working knowledge of 2 H f Shorihand and Typewri+ing U H Eat alhvays . II S Regular Secrelarlal Course U 'M' ' The Ioesr course for a Ihorough Q E business iraining. Q i E Inc. Special Course . 9 A course including Ihe sublecl or , subiecis in which you are inieresied. U PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK Subsiiiule License' and Civil Service U WASHINGTON NEWARK Examinahons 5 Special Summer Reies for All Courses U --1 Day: 9-I g E Afier Business-Evening: Mon., Tues., Thurs., S , 4:30-9:30. Any Iwo hours. fi U Sl'IIweII 45000 Mrs. M. C. Baird, Principal E U Telephone TRiangIe 5-855I i , E B R O W N E ' S BUSINESS SCHOOL JAMAICA I49I8 JAMAICA AVENUE Jamaica, N. Y. The oldesf and Iargeslr school of Business on Long Island Enlire building for iis own use conslrucleol Ioy leading school archilecl. Special Courses for College ancl High School Gracluales. BEST NOW NEAREST II is no longer necessary 'ro go Io The Cily. The beslis now near your home. SEND FOR CATALOG 1.1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1noc1-111 1 1 1 1 1-1 1 1' 1-1 -1 -1 L- 1 1 1 1 The Unsung l-leroes ofJamaica Avenue by DAVID BILTON Capfains of indusfry are faced wiTh The Task of guiding huge enTerprises Through The Trying depression: The PresidenT and his Cabinef are sfruggling To balance The budgefg sea capTains are pilofing Their ships Through Tempesfuous seas: and you Think These men have responsi- biliTies? Mere noThings compared wiTh Those of The fearless specimens of clean-cuT, clear-eyed manhood who piloT Those ancienT, meandering junk piles commonly known as The Jamaica Ave- nue Trolleys. WhaT capTain of indusfry was ever perplexed by such a weighfy maTTer as making The cash on hand agree wiTh The number of passengers shown by The fare regisTer? WhaT UniTed STaTes presiclenf ever had To make sure ThaT liTTle Willie was delivered inTacT aT Sufphin Boulevard? WhaT sea capTain had To keep a weaTher eye peeled for milk wagons oTT his bow? ls iT any wonder ThaT men having such heavy responsibil- iTies as Those of a Trolley conducTor sfagger home aT The end of The day and siT in fronT of Their Tireplaces sunk in mediTaTion, Too Tired To enioy The pleasures of ordinary men? 'Twas noT always Thus. ln The good old days, B. P., each Trolley carried a crew of Two. One manipulaTed The conTrols far up in The piloT's cabin while The oTher, sTaTioned aT The sTern, collecTed fares and bounced drunks aT Their des- TinaTion. Came a day, however, when Trolley companies were embarrassed wiTh The necessiTy for economy, and so some fiendish efficiency man conceived The idea of having all The duTies abouT a Trolley car performed by one man. This was The origin of The versaTile conducTor-moTor- man we find Today. WiTh one hand, he operaTes The inTricaTe conTrols ThaT propel The car, wiTh anoTher hand, he opens and closes The car doors, wiTh anoTher he makes change and aT The same momenT, keeps one eye ahead on The Track and The oTher on The fare box. ln addiTion To These acTiviTies, from Time To Time he delicaTely manipulaTes wiTh his hobnailed shoe The lever ThaT rings a very musical gong. OT course, he would noT be a real honesT-To-goodness conduc- Tor unless he hollered aT The boisTerous high school lads aT The rear of The car or muTTered in a low voice To move back of The door. Responsibilify, of course, aTfecTs differenf Types of men in diTferenT ways. We are all fa- miliar wiTh The Type of Trolley car navigafor who bears The cares of his posiTion as lighTly as Jim- my Walker. l-le is The kind of conducTor who slams on The car brakes or acceleraTes wiTh a careless TwisT of The wrisT. Aside from These characTerisTics, he is also noTed for making wise- cracks ouT oT The corner of his mouTh. Then There is The arTisTic moTorman who feels ThaT he is in a glass enclosed case on exhibiTion To an admiring public. Somehow, his acTions and man- ners resemble Those of one of The girls who mas- Terfully iuggle pancakes in Child's fronT window. We all recognize The glum, depressed Trolley piloT, invariably dressed in Threadbare cloThing. l-le performs his dufy in a dull, mechanical way. generally sTaring sTraighT ahead. Occasionally, he besfirs himself To mumble someThing ThaT is popularly undersfood To mean The name of a sTreeT. Upon enTering a Trolley, Too ofTen we find our conducTor To be The mean, cranky Type who snarls:- Make iT snappy, LeT'm off, PlenTy of room in The rear. l-le seems To delighT in Taking us pasT our signaled desTinaTion and en- joy operaTing The brakes and The car doors wiTh unnecessary enfhusiasm. All Too rare is The po- liTe, accommodaTing conducTor who helps old ladies board The car and changes Ten dollar bills wiThouT The usual- ls ThaT The smallesf you've goT look. l-le is a real genTleman and a delighT To The passengers. There are some Things you can do To make life a liTTle more cheery, a liTTle more bearable for The much abused sTreeT car conclucfors. The nexT Time you board a Trolley, have your nickel ready, sTep lively, and move prompTly To The rear of The car. TWO WISHES When I am walking Through The wind, ITs sofT song flying pasT my ears, The regal earTh does Tall away And life a dwindling dream appears Once There was misery, once, delighTg The moon had her misTs and The sun his spears, And The earTh had spells my eyes To blind BuT all These fade in The wind's fIighT. Blow louder, wind, in full waves blow, I would walk for always so. BuT when rich music silences AII sound buT ITS own wandering power, And The IisTening faces dream, The while My saddening memories break in flower- And when I me-eT your sTranger's eyes Across Those faces like a sea I wish Them heavy seas indeed ThaT Their harsh waves mighT cover me. Roll coldly, waves, waTers, spin down My memories where all memories drown. Helen ManThey FREE Calm is The mighT-shrouded waTer, And iTs silver gleam is sTiII, To The slopes where The greaT dark shadows Come siIenTIy down from each hill. And The sTiIIness of nighT is upon me As I drop The glisTening oar, And hear The fainT low music FIoaT ouT from The disTanT shore. I hear The vioIin's wailing Arise o'er The music's roll, BuT far away They seem To be To The sTilIness of nighT in my soul. And I look on The sTar-IiT heaven Where The Iighf-laden moon hangs low: Far, far away seem The shore IighTs, BuT near us The brighT sTar's glow. No rhyThm of sounds ThaT are human, No man-formed sighTs for me For The sTiIlness of nighT is in my soul, And man-chained man is Tree! Helen ManThey Page 62 THE THE TAPESTRY Fine Threads of gold were woven, In a TapesTry oT ThoughT: Where They casT Their glad reTIecTion In The goodness They had wroughT. On dreamy summer evenings The sTory They unroll ThaT once ThaT golden TapesTry I-lad been a humble soul. Who, Though he had noT earThIy goods, And knew noT honor nor Tame, Possessed an undersTanding hearT Which, granTed, him became. I-Ie did noT live himself To praise, BuT died in helping oThers: Their wanTs he saw and gave To heIp,-- For all men were his broThers. Oh, leT The TapesTry oT ThoughT Be mighTy in iTs power: And IeT The world reTlecT iTs cause In This, iTs living hour! LeT every man remember This, And seek To aid anoTher: Weave in his cIoTh The golden ThoughT,- ThaT each man is his broTher. Thelma L. Maurer JOURNEY'S END I liTTed my Tace up To The rain, The wind blew Through my hair: I Tound new liTe and sTrengTh. I gazed long on The sunIiT sea My eyes were dazzled by iTs bluenessq I Tound perplexing ThoughT. I climbed a sTeep mounTain- The rocks and boulders skinned my hands: I Tound a cerTain joy in The hardship. I enTered The quieT church aT dusk And kneIT in The rear. There, I Tound peace. Rosemary Cahill SENIOR DOME MOST DIGNIFIED ELI BERLIN TO ELEANOR SMILING I Twin caves oT happiness Where gay smiles pause To grow- WhaT joy They do possessl Each is a soTT caress ThaT seems To caTch a glow OT your own Ioveliness. II Evasive, pIayTul Things ThaT capTure sunbeams rare Flying on golden wings. The song a skylark sings ls surely hidden There In dimples each smile brings. 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