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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1933 volume:

MEMORIAL TRIBUTE In June, I932, Miss Beard sailed fo England on sabbafical leave. The firsf half of fhe summer she sfudied in Oxford Universifyg fhe sec- ond half, in Cambridge Universify. Then she fraveled fhrough fhe cafh- edral fowns and Scofland before going fo London wifh fhe infenfion of spending fhe fall fhere. In fhe Iasf Ieffer I received from her-if was wriffen af fhe Alex- andra Hofel in London on Augusf 3I-she said: On fhe opening of fhe new ferm I wish fo add my fribufe of love and highesf regard fo fhe memory of Miss Lenf. I know how she will be missed. Besf wishes fo all in fhe English deparfmenf for a pleasanf, suc- cessful ferm! , If was characferisfic of Miss Beard 'rhaf she should- be fhinking of ofhers, nof of herself. On fhe hillside behind Menfone along fhe French Riviera is fhe grave of a disfinguished English hisforian, John Richard Green. On his fombsfone is fhe inscripfion: He died Iearning. A fiffing epifaph for Miss Beard, who affer more fhan forfy years of disfinguished service as an educafor was sfill an eager, enfhusiasfic, youfhful sfudenf would be, She died learning. Miss Beard had a keen infellecf, a broad and fhorough fraining, an indomifable will, and an unflagging inferesf in boys and girls, and fhe mosf effecfive mefhods of developing 'rheir abilifies and characfers. Throughouf her many years in fhe classroom she was fireless in her search for beffer ways fo presenf her subiecf and always had as her highesf aim fo 'reach young people fo live and fo serve. In Your Garden, a song dedicafed fo Mr. Isaac N. Failor, fhe firsf principal of Richmond Hill High School, Miss Beard wrofe: This garden speaks of love and care, And visions fair of fufure days, When seeds once sown shall grow and bear Such flowers as win fhe gardener's praise.'.' The seeds sown by Miss Beard will in fhe coming years ripen infho a golden harvesf of high fhinking, righf living, and service fo of ers. J. C. Tressler. THE'SENlOR'DOME I Tl?-IELMA MAURER '34 Carfer Donnerly drove buoyanfly down Main Sfreef. Carfer was on his way fo see a cerfain lady. Anyfhing in his way moved quickly info a way of ifs own, wifh fhe excepfion of a small brown and yellow fer- rier. lf held fhe road. Carfer swore vigorously buf soffly under his breafh. Carfer possessed pride - a good deal of if was false, buf neverfheless if was pride. The oafh was accompanied by a nof so soff screeching of brakes and a final noisy crash info a felegraph pole con- venienfly sfanding by. Whew! Thai' muff! , growled Carfer, in an unpleasanf mood. Who would be pleasanf wifh a brand new smashed '8' on his hands? A sharp cry, accompanying a sfreak of flame and gold, fhaf came from a sfore and dashed ouf fo where fhe small brown and yellow bun- dle sfill sfubbornly held fhe road, cuf off any furfher exclamafion. Then, as fhe bil' of flame and gold came fowards him carrying fhe squirming brown and yellow, Carfer forgof fhe demolished '8', fhe cerfain lady. His face changed as if by a miracle, and from his lips came a fervenf, Oh,-lord! Thus fhey mef. Mary, for fhaf was fhe name of fhe bif of flame and gold,-fhaf Muff, who wenf by fhe name of Tommy, and Carfer were driving ouf info fhe counfry. The car, refurned from fhe hands of a clever me- chanic, ran smoofhly. They searched ouf a liffle place under a willow, near fhe mossy banks of a happy liffle brook. lf was spring. The day was perfecf. The fime was perfecf. The place was perfecfg-and Carfer was in love. However, Tommy became hearfily inferesfed in a fly. The fly, as you can easily undersfand, was nof so inferesfed in Tommy. Therefore, friend fly befook himself across fhe happy brook. Tommy, nol' fhe leasf bif daunfed, followed, buf nof so successfully: he fell in. s Oh,-l Hoooo! Carfer! Ohoo-l Tommy! Do somefhing, Carfer! Oh, do somefhing! Up sprang Carfer, a'l' fhe bidding of his love, and ran swiffly fo fhe brook, armed wifh a huge pole. He sfepped on a rock and heroi- cally affempfed fo fish ouf Tommy. The rock, unforfunafely, and much fo Carfer's surprise, was slippery-he fell in! Meanwhile fhe bif of yel- low and brown courageously swam fo shore, lfhe wafer was only six inches deepl fo be hearfily welcomed by his lady. Carfer, quife deiecfed, hauled himself ouf of fhe mud. He gazed 2 THE'SENlOR'DOME down upon his wel' and dirfy figure, - fhe new whife flannels, - a preH'y mess! Tha+ muff! Carfer was 'down in fhe dumpsl' He hadn'f seen Mary for fhree whole weeks. She and Tommy had a sfriking crush on a cerfain Mr. Galaway. Mr. Randolph J. P. Galaway, Jr., if you please, fhough Car- fer fhoughf him somewhaf of a sap, and would have forcefully said so had you asked him. Buf,-if you knew him you didn'f ask him. lf was one of fhose quesfions you didn'f ask, if you know whaf I mean. So, you can see why Carfer was 'down in fhe dumps,' so fo speak, can'i' you? Well, Carfer decided he'd fake a walk around fhe block. Mary lived iusf around fhere,-buf fhaf's quife beside fhe poinf! Carfer was going for fhe walk. H' iusf happened fhaf Mr. Galaway was calling upon Mary, buf fhen fhis was nofhing new: Mr. Galaway usually was. Tommy was chasing fhe cal' on fhe fronf lawn while his Misfress saf on fhe porch wifh Mr. Galaway. Jusf as Carfer approached fhe house, he was very much surprised fo see Mr. Galaway rise and come fowards fhe sfeps. Arriving here, fhe honorable genfleman suddenly somersaulfed in fhe air and landed on his ear in fhe fulip bed, losing one of his shoes in fhe process. Mary broke info a scream and came running across fhe porch fowards fhe unforfunafe Randolph. Carfer ran foo, and was iusf in fime fo cafch Mary, as she fripped over fhe cal' running from friend Tommy, who fhoughf if all greaf sporf. Forgeffing 'rhe caf 'For fhe momenf, however, Tommy 'rurned ev- ery ounce of his small defermined energy upon fhe hopping Mr. Gala- way, who had arisen by fhis fime and was fhus iumping abouf on one foof. Tommy had never, in all his small life, seen anyfhing so invifing as Mr. Galaway's gay besocked fool' dangling in mid air, and prompfly made a dive for if. He was as much surprised as fhe unhappy genfle- man when fhe laffer fell' fhe small needle like 'reefh hanging onfo his foof. Wowl Lef go of me! Lef me go! Two or fhree fugs ldoes if really maffer how many?l and off came fhe sock. Ouf of fhe garden, down fhe walk, and ouf onfo main sfreef dashed fhe specfacular Mr. Galaway, and was gone from sighf and mind, chased by Tommy, gay sock in moufh. All 'rhis fime Mary was safely held in Carfer's arms, where she was desfined fo sfay for fhe resf of fime. Thaf muff, murmured Carfer, as he kissed Mary. Whaf, dear? Asked Mary, snuggling closer. God bless him! THE'SENIOR'DOMgM 3 CN EIARY ANDERSON '33 People have such enfirely differenf ways of walking fhrough pud- dles. The arisfocraf, sfrolling wifh eyes rigidly forward, sfops, gazes wifh annoyance af his feef and fhen once more sfarfs on around fhe puddle. Such persons do nof approve' of puddles. The efficienf busi- ness man barely nofices if, sfeps over if in passing and hurries on his way. His kind of people has no fime for puddles. The working man plows fhrough if, emerges on fhe ofher side and walks on. A puddle fo him is iusf anofher obsfacle fo be mef grimly. A kindred spirif passes fhaf way, nofices fhe puddle, gazes whimsically af if, splashes fhrough wifh evidenf enioymenf and goes on his way. Perhaps he fhinks whaf a delighfful subiecf for an essay a puddle would make. I begin fo fhink we do nof appreciafe puddles as we should. We are overjoyed when we can go swimming in large puddles, known fo you as lakes or seas, yef we abhor fhe fhoughl' of a small puddle. Of course in a small puddle only our feel' go swimming, buf fhe principle is fhe same. I fhink in such cases we show a greaf dealgof favorifism. Children enioy puddles, however. A puddle fo fhem is an evenf. When I was a child, many long years ago, I disfincfly remember fhe uses fo which we puf puddles. We sold fheml One of us would address fhe ofher fhus: Could I inferesf you in a nice puddle fo-day, Mrs. Smifh? We iusf gof fhem in fresh fhis morning and fhey're quife large and pre'H'y. Mrs. Smifh would reply, very seriously, Well, Mr. Jones, If you're sure fhey're fresh and nof foo sfringy nor fhin, I may fake one. How much is fhaf round one over fhere? Af which Mr. Jones would name a price, wrap up fhe arficle and Mrs. Smifh would deparf, a puddle in her hand and a look of safisfacfion on her face. Now fhaf I have reached a venerable age when I am expecfed fo know beffer, I puf my puddles fo a very differenf use. I rely upon fhem as a means of punishing persons who would ofherwise go un- scafhed. As I walk down a rainy sfreef I say fo myself, wifh a wicked mien, Thal' puddle is my French feacherl and sfraighfway,-Splash! The French feacher is scaffered all over fhe sidewalk. I proceed wifh no qualms of conscience whafsoever. The puddles don l' mind af all and I'm sure fhe French feacher doesn'f. I recommend fhis fo all vengeful persons as a means of working off femper wifh harm fo no one. I Puddles are handy fhings fo have around for ofher reasons. One can sif and falk fo a puddle for hours wifhouf ifs answering back once. If is besf fo do fhis, however, when few people are abouf. lncidenfally falking fo a puddle saves wear and fear on your friends and family. I know families who keep puddles handy af all 'limes for fhis very reason. One can also read essays 'ld puddles. This, I fhink, is going a bif fo far, however. Puddles have never harmed anyone and one shouldn'f 4 THE'SENIOR'DOME forfure fhem. As a maffer of facf, puddles beaufify fhe world. Nice, shiny puddles confribufe considerably fowards brighfening up a gloomy day. A hosf of people go abouf day affer day seeing only fhe gray skies and fhe rain. lf fhey would only look more closely fhey would see brighl' shining spofs all abouf 'I'hem, shining pools of wafer, 'lhaf are willing fo do ever so many fhings for fhem if fhey would only 'rake advanfage of fhe facf. And we call fhese fhings puddles. ro--- Beaufy is poor and This l know, For you yourself have fold me so. Your every move is made by car: Your die+'s gin and caviar. Can beaufy in a rich girl grow? Ah no. Your eyes have losf 'l'heir glow, Your skin's no longer whifesf snow, Your charms and grace have fled afar: Beaufy is poor. A dissipafed poise you show. True dignify fled long ago, Firsf fo fheafre, fhen fo bar: Flying, fleefing e'er you are: Loveliness from fhis can l' flow! Beaufy is poor. J. Jean Hechf. O BOREAS l am lord of fhe sleef and 'lhe snow: l am God of fhe cold and fhe gale. And from Hoemus wifh billowy blow l scaffer 'rhe driffs and 'lhe hail. And l shake and l shudder fhe frees, When l carry 'lhe frosf fo fhe plain, And I rough and l riof fhe seas: From earfh all fhe warmfh l do drain. For l'm Lord of 'I'he cool and fhe cold And l fly wifh fhe fiercesf of wings And earfh fo my liking l mould As my voice fhru fhe sky roars and rings. J. Jean Hechf. THE'SENIOR'DOME 5 AT lhe girl friend? BL THE TRE Milly Will's RED HAIR TONIC You, loo, can have red hair. Genllemen no longer look al blondes: lhey're seeing red lhese days. Ankles make us all look down-il your ankles are noi' whal lhey should be, make us look up-al your RED HAIR You Can Have ll ln I0 Minules Size G Remember how we used lo chug up lhe hill in lhe old bus? Do I7 Me lor Sixes every- lime! WE MEASURE YOUR FOOT- SIZE CORRECTLY Havigorst, Inc. FIRE NOTICE: Look around now and choose lhe nearesl exil lo your seal. In case ol fire, walk lnol runl lo lhal exil. Do nol lry lo beal your neighbor lo lhe slreel. FRED WILLOCK, Fire Commissioner PROGRAM PRESENTATION HORRORS OF 1943 I. OVERTURE Guesl Conduclor, Fred Gral Fulurislic Fanlasy .,,,..,..,..... Florence Gershwin James Trombone Solo ,.,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,, ,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,,A,A,,,,A,,,,,,,,A,, A lphonsus Oswald ll. VAUDEVILLE I. Harbold-Muller Dance Corps Chorus: Adele Shaw, Edna Pelly, Clara Muenz, Marie Se- niw, Rulh Mockel, Marlha Priggen, Dolly Karl, Jack Redling, Arlhur Dldriksen, Irving Dochleman, Fred Holzapfel, Roberl Repelli, Slephen Guly, Joseph Napoli. 2. Myslic Magic ,,.,.,..,.....,...... , ,..,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,. T. D'Alessandra 3. Warbling lhe Blues ....,,.,.,.,. Terry Kerwin 4. Acrobalic Ace' ......., .........,..... H . J. Smilh 5. Nerlzy Nymph ....... ......,.......... D ol Slock 6. Operalic Seleclionsu .,.......... Phyllis Lockard 7. Finale .,,,, ,.,.,.,.,............,......,..,,,.,,,,...,,,, ,...,,,,,,,., E n lire Ensemble Ill. FILM FEATURE Horrors of l943 CAST Cinderella ....... ..,,...,,,,,,............,.. ..,.,..,,, B e a Deulsch Franlrenslein ...,.,....,. A. Folleman Dick Pop-Eye ......,.., -Harry Lucia Cleopalra ...,,,..,,..,..... ,...,,,,.,,, E dilh De Bold Eric lhe Ape ,,,,,,,,,A,A,,,,,,,,, Bill Funke While Zombie , ,,..,,,.,, William Huber Buller ,....,.,..,....,.. .,.......... E dward Weeks Maid ..,..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, J ulia Herzog Chauffeur ,....,....,,,,,..,. ...,...,....,.,.,..,,..,,........,.......... M illon Wackslein Produced by BLAH Sludios Execulives: Boehler, George Lulhardl, Lois Anderson, Mary Hauplman, Anne Wrilfen by l,,,,,,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,...,,,..,..,...,, ,,,,.. R osabelle Mayflower Elisabelh Koeniger Slaged by ,,,,,,4,4,, ,,,,,,,.,.... W llliam Schwenk Direcled by ............. ., ......,.. John Brockman BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME I CALL THE Hauptman House INTERIOR DECORATORS Guaranleed To Keep Molhers-in-Law In THEIR OWN Homes CALL AT ONCE- WE KNOW YOU'LL NEVER CALL TWICE I THANK YOUSE I DINE AND DANCE Sheibefs Night Club Address: Undernealh lhe Har- lem Moon, somewhere on Lenox Avenue Have a spal wilh LET CORTY MEHL and his ROYAL ROWDIES be your Musical Ambassadors of Good Will al NOISY GRILL Abyssinia Samoa lwe hopel -THE MGR. BLAH THEATRE . R ' ' Mary 'Me' EXCFCISC A horror piclure if fhere ever was one. New and very popular aclress, Bea Deulsch, sfars. Ediih De , . Bold furnishes comedy as Ihe alluring vamp. Harry Wlnner OIF Smlle Coniliesili Lucia is af his usual besl' as a naufical man and GRINNINGLY Arfie Folfeman rises 'Io 'Fame as a second Boris Kar- ENDORSES lofi. The Frankensfeins, Erics, and While Zombies ge? 'rogefher in a hair-raising sl'ory wriflen as only A Belly Koeniger can wrile a s+ory. Julia Herzog. who ' plays lhe maid, is remindful of lhal' old acrress, Zasu Pills.-We hope you like HI- OF IV. NEWSREELS Glessman Gum HAVE You +ha+ Pholographer ,..,,...... ......,.......,............ ,.......,.. .,........,...... K e n neih Klueg SUBJECTS IN BRIEF 3 Times a Day I. Senalor Marwede Speaks Views on Abolifion of COMPLEXION ? Burlesques. AND T 2. Alma Wasmulh, American, Wriles German Novel. ry one lor iwol 3. Presidenl' June Fried and Ex-Presidenl' Dick Zurn WRITE YOUR Sold af a+ While house ' CONGRESSMAN Dol Harrison's Sludio is BEAUTIFUL GIRLS I5 4. William Burrows, Anne Burns, and Adelaide Ta'F'l', Olympic Sfars, Reiurn Home. 5. Bob Hoffman Smashes Non-S'rop Record Flighl' ONCE A YEAR To Treaf from New York 'Io San Francisco. You 6. French Ambassadress, Lois Lufhardf, Refurns on To Beaufy HPMISI' 7. Mayor S. Kramer Leaves for Europe. KEEP THAT SCHOOLGIRL L coMPLExloN DRINK STAFF V I S I T T 1, Manager ..........,................. ................. M orris Cohen S Treasurer .............,.... ,,..,.,......................,,., E fhel Julius Madame V. Andei-s0n's Ballel- Misfress ,.,,,,..., ,......... B Ianche de Ves+ern Wardrobe Mislress ..,.... Eleanor DiBelius Beam-Y Shoppe AT Sfage Direcior ,..,,,., .............,.,... J erome Levy FACE LIFTING OUR ALL DRUG STORES Scenery Designer . , ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, H elen Truhe SPECIALTY AND BETTER Ushers I DEPARTMENT STORES H. Brown S. Hirsch lHave dropped only 2 in our -Sc Per Glass- T. Hellawell V. Lupia IO years experlencel W. McClenahan WHEN ON RODEfntQ ISLAND DO AS THE OTHER RATS DO EAT - Saver Limbur er Y S lVirginia Savery Dairy Producls, lnc.l AN D-Lose your enemies- also your friends BLAH THEATRE A F T E R Wy - Here and There La Leaving lhe show ABRAHAM WHITE. WITH WHITE, AND WHITE George Boehler The people wilh 'lhe dough OFFICE HOURS: 9-5 every day excepf Tuesday, DID YOU KNOW THAT .... M0 lClaY' Thursday- Wednes' Dr. George J. Clamdigger Bowdery, Ihe famous To daY- jundalh :'CrFdY- Salur' bacleriologisl, has Finally isolaled lhe 'Fa'l'al burp ay an O' Wm? Caakliasa OFFICE: Larrupin' Lenny Loblein, lhe world's champion Bench No' 5 al' ihe BaH'erY heavyweighl wresller, fhrew his leading challenger, WE FIX IT FOR YOU Bone Bruisir Balaslcy before a capacify crowd al lhe KEEP KISSABLE Take Lessons ai' ll il .. 1.2 . -Q Bauer Studms LOBBY. R. H. H. S. II4 STREET Assislanls Misses 20-MINUTE CABS Twenry minules lo gel' sfarred. Our drivers are careless, buf nol careful, experienced, bu'l' noi crazy. Provide 'ihrills cheap -- so why go lo Coney Island? Drivers also sell insurance- Talce some before enlering- You can'l' go wrong wifh a T. M. C.-Nor righi, for 'lhal maH'erl STUDT CO. ...Phone: O. G. l23456789l0.- Madison Square Gardens? These iwo grapplers were leam-males on 'lhe R. H. H. S. Wreslling Team way baclt in I932? Monroe Arnow's lalesl' siege success, a drama en- lilled Minnie lhe Moocher has been predicled a grealer hit 'lhan his lasl Iwo immorlal works which blazed The Greal' While Way for monlhs? William IPee-Weel Turnbull, America's premier ioclrey has surpassed fhe life's earnings of Earle Sande by al leasl 550,000 7 Professor Bob Polrorny's lafesl inveniion, 'lhe com- pressed 'Food lablel, whereby one oblains a meal for 'rhe weelr, monlh, or year, as he so desires, by merely swallowing a pill similar lo an aspirin fablel, has finally been pul' on 'lhe marker al' an economical price? James Scherr, who has been recenlly appoinled ihe editor of lhe Herald-Tribune , is lhe youngesr edi- for lhis cil'y has ever known? He siarfed on his mefeoric rise fo fame as a member of fhe Domino sla'lT, a R. H. H. S. publicalionf Clifford Hess, noled explorer of 'l'he American Ar- cheology Sociely, who has a'H'emp'l'ed Io penefrafe l'he Dark Coniinenl' in one of ifs darlresl spols, has been unheard of for nine mon+hs7 Since all olher searching parries have failed, a new and mos+ effi- cienl one composed of H. Moses, R. Ward, F. Slurh- lce, and Chas. B. Hohtman is slarling oul' on 'lhe man-hunI'. Tommy lRomeoI Pafello has aufographed more of his picfures for his 'Feminine movie 'fans lhan any olher four aclors living loday? Calherine Priscilla Boice succeeds Miss Helene Saxe MacLaughlin as Chairman ofwfhe Healih Educalion Deparlmenl' of R. H. H. S.7 Marion Heller has iusl' had published anolher bool! of poefry wifh illuslrafions by herself? HOME COOKING I? 7 7 71 ARE YOU LOSING HAIR? Thai' Jusl isn l Done Anymore see MABEL BETHEL Her Tonic Makes Hair Grow -And How Endorsed by MARY HODDARD ROBERTSON ROADSTERIA Look for lhe Cinnamon Bun Syn DELICIOUS WHATNOTS Turn righl aff Jamaica Ava. a'l' ll4I'h Sf. lMol'her Marie is a prolege of lhe Marion Walbancke Home-Malcing Classl BLAH THEATRE WHEN you are 'foI'aIIy blind, don'I 'Forgef Io visii' Losee and Meringolo OPTOMETRISTS I oc:uLlsTs oPTlclANs GUARANTEE Io guard your eyes againsi' furiher iniury. We'II be seeing you! 1 What Women W 111 Wear BY Frim Gussack How +o keep warm and yef mainiain a slender waisfline comes close 'Io being woman's chief currenf problem. Whal wilh all Ihis hockey and Ihose nice, bleak week-ends, we grasp aI' anyihing warm, buf a IiHle I'hough+ can combine warmih wi'Ih s+yIe. Emphasized shoulders and sleeves aufomaiically re- duce Ihe size of Ihe waisl, by con'rracI'. The new Peggy Doyle model comes 'Io Ihe rescue. - Suede vesfs and gilefs of Ihe failored +ype make for smooI'h-fiHing and snug proI'ec'Iion across The back and chest The Bea Deuisch creaiion is Ihe Iasl' word. A few miscellaneous examples of slim buf warm fashions 'From shops abouf Iown are Edward's Ihree piece kniH'ed arrangemeni' shown a+ 'rhe Jane? Croaf- man shop: Ihe smarr woven sweaier now appearing ai' Ihe Zarro Salon aFIords someihing praciicalg and Ihe Gerofsky mannish skiri' is Ihe answer Io The one who aspires Io masculine aHire. Look around girls - I'here's no reason for your noi' being Ihe Ias'I' word in dress. WANT TO 'SELL APPLES ? -Hs Beiier Than Siarving- Earn Forly-Five 'fo Fiffy-Five Dollars Per Week lSignecIl RICHARD BALL Chairman Unemploymeni' Commiiiee IN 7 DAYS I CAN MAKE A MAN OF YOU!! I WILL PUT SIX INCHES ON YOUR ARMS AND CHEST AND INCREASE YOUR WEIGHT 50 - I00 POUNDS! PROFS. MONSEES 81 BRESLOW The Muscle Builders WEAKLINGS OUR SPECIALTY Excerpts From A Student's Diary lAul'hor's nofe-Some of lhe incidenls are purely ficliong some, real. Al' any rale, lhey have been combined lo presenl' a picfure of a sludenl s reaclion lo his four-year high school course.I Monday, February 4.-Well, now I'm a high school sl'udenl', I wenl' l'o new classes for lhe firsl lime loday. I fhink I'm going lo like lhis place a lol, from fhe way fhe leachers acled. They frealed us more like grown-ups lhan lhe leachers in 8B did. I saw some of lhe fellows foday-Mike, Izzy, Sugey, Mel, and Arl'y. The rooms aren'l' new lo me because I wenl' fo Annex 90 in grammar school. I gol' my program -algebra, English, civics, French. l've heard a lol of slories aboul' algebra - lhaf l'hey give a lol of homework ll hope noll. I saw lhe grammar school kids loclay affer I gol' oul' of school. I can'l see how I ever was one of lhem. I played handball wilh lhe infanls and gee, did fhey look up lo me. I'm a big shof wilh lhem now. F Tuesday, February 8.-I forgol lo go l'o lhe French class loday. I didn'l know my program well enough and I fhoughl' I had a sludy per- iod. Gee, I wonder whal l'hey'll do lo me? I'm scared. Maybe l'hey'll make ma come lo school and oh gosh-l've only been here one week. Well, whal'll come will come. Wednesday, February I3.-I wenl lo Miss Bl. Phew! I was surprised. All I had l'o do was pul up a sliff argumenf, and now I'm fhrough wifh lhal. Believe me, I'll see fhal' I gel lo class from now on. Wednesday, April 20.-Enjoyed a swell chalk lighl in official class. As lhe leacher came in, she was hif. Two fellows gol' red cards. When I ducked in lhe wardrobe lo escape gelling hil', she came in. I was saved and I don'l mean maybe. Friday, May 7.-One of lhe girls from grammar school came over lo me and asked me lo come l'o a parl'y. I said, Nol'hing doingl Those girls give me a pain. Why do lhey have lo be in fhis? Monday, Sepfember 9.-School slarled loday. Whal' a vacalion I hadl I have early session in Annex 56. The only lrouble is lhal' I have lo gel' up very early and il's a bil of a walk l'o school. Now I'm used lo High school a lillle bil. There isn'l' so' much homework fo do: lhal is, I don'l find much. Monday, Seplember 23.-There's a cule girl in my English class, buf whal' difference should il' make lo me? I'm off dames for a long while: lhal is, I hope so. Wednesday, Oclober 9.-I go l'o lhe main building for swimming. Nice pool. Maybe I'll fry oul' for lhe swimming feam when I gel lhere. Thursday, November I4.-Mel had lo give a book reporl' foday. He didn'l' have a book so I lold him a liflle aboul' We by Lindy. We had lo wrile our reporls in lhe form of a lefler. Here's how Mel slarled: Dear Dol, I call you Dol' lo save lime and space. The class I0 THE'SENIOR'DOME laugned a lol and Mel was embarrassed. He lold me he may cul class lomorrow. Friday, November I5.-Mel came lo English class loday. He didn'l have enoughnerve lo slay oul. Friday, February 7.-I'm a big shol in lhe annex now. I'm older lhan a lol of kids, and lhey look up lo me, especially in lhe P. T. class. Wednesday, March I2.-Wenl lo a baskelball game in lhe Main Building. Guess l'll go oul for lhe leam when I gel lhere. Some sen- iors Ilhe ralsl lried lo bulldoze me when I asked one of lhem lo pick up a coal while I' was on lhe parallel bars. They asked me lo name eighl leachers in lhe Main and as I knew lhe name, I foiled lhe seniors. Thursday, April IO.-I kidded around in sludy loday and I was senl lo Mr. Kanwil. Luckily, he was oul lo lunch and I gol away wilh a de- linlion which lhe clerk gave me. The big guys smoke. I don'l like l al. Friday, April I8.-I wenl lo SyIvia's house lonighl. A slreak of bad luck accompanied me. Firsl, some ice-cream slipped on my lrousers. Then when I drank coffee, I spilled some on her dress. Whal a dirly look her molher gave me. I bel I could win a prize in lhe embarrass- ing Ieller conlesl. Monday, Seplember I5.-A fourlh lermer now. The Main Build- ing is nice. Whal a crowd of fellows and girls: especially, girls. There seem lo be aboul lhree girls lo one fellow. I lhink I won'l have much chance lo see lhe olher fellows. Wednesday, December 24.-There's some girl whom I see afew limes a week in lhe audilorium during sludy period. She's awfully sweel and cule. She's a class officer. I wish I could gel inlroduced lo her. Some girl in my geomelry class always goes wilh her. I poinled her oul lo Frank. He said he'd gel someone lo inlroduce me lo her. I hope so. Monday, Bebruary 2.-In lhe fiflh lerm now. l'll be darned. Thal girl is in lwo of my classes, Modern Hislory, and French. l'll be able lo meel her someway, now. Wednesday, March I8.-I know a lol of people now. School isn'l so bad. I'm having a lol of lrouble wilh Speech 5. I'm afraid of flunking. Thursday, April 9.-Well, I became acquainled wilh lhal girl. In lhe hislory class I lold her I had forgollen my French assignmenl ll really hadn'lI and she was very nice aboul giving il lo me. Thal's how I slarled a speaking acquainlance wilh her. Tuesday, June I6.-I passed Speech 5. Thank heavens. Here il is June and a whole summer ahead of me. Tuesday, Seplember 22.-School slarled loday, a week Ialer lhan usual because of lhe infanlile paralysis epidemic. Afler a ralher bor- ing summer, il was a relief lo gel back. There was plenly of fun when I mel lhe olher fellows loday. Thal is lhe greal parll of school life- making friends. She's in none of my classes. Disappoinled. I saw her THE'SENIOR'DOME II once fhis summer-from across fhe sfreef. If's hard fo forgef her, and I wish I could. Monday, November 9.-I fold Frank, who's in one of her classes, fo give her a poem I wrofe abouf her which I called My ldeaI . I hope she likes if. Monday, November I6.-The Junior Prom is going fo be held fhis Safurday nighf. I'm going. I asked her, Iasf Friday, if she'd dance wifh me if she came and she said she would. I'm glad. Sunday, November 22.-Whaf a flop! I forgof everyfhing I knew abouf dancing when I wenf on fhe floor. Nof only fhaf, buf she didn'f come. I'm going fo quif going affer her. I haven'f gof a chance. She goesaround wifh fellows much older fhan I. y Wednesday, January 6.-The club I organized had ifs firsf meefing. I was chosen Secrefary. Disappoinfed. Hoped I'd be presidenf. No use kicking. Wednesday, March 9.-Things are going preffy good wifh me. She's in my English class. I falk wifh her now and fhen. We also go fo fhe same dramafic class. Thursday, April I4.-The club which I formed is becoming one of fhe biggesf clubs in fhe school. lf's called, Open Forum. I'm glad abouf fhaf. Friday, May I3.-I didn'+ make Arisfa. lf's fhe second fime I've fried. I don'f fhink if's fair. I had as many acfivifies and services as anyone else who was admiffed fhis ferm. Of course, I'd like fo gel' in, buf I'm geffing preffy disgusfecl wifh fhe whole affair. I go fd dances and I'm frying fo gef info some social sef. Monday, June 27.-Term's over. l'll be a senior nexl' ferm and fhen - college. I don'f know whefher fo be happy or sorry fhaf I'm leaving high school. Monday, Sepfember l2.-Back in harness. Gof sfuck as far as official feacher is concerned. Thaf girl is in my French and English classes. Sfill fhinking of her-I oughf fo be shof for doing so. Wednesday, Ocfober I2.-Elecfed presidenf of Open Forum. Thursday, Ocfober 20.-Elecfed secrefary of Press Club. I go fo all fhe dances fhese days. Nof so fimid when wifh members of fhe feminine sex as I once was. Meef fhem and forgef fhem - fhaf's whaf a fellow's moffo oughf fo be. Friday, November I8.-Took her fo a dance up fo school. She cloesn'f go fo my school. Wednesday, December I.-Arisfa assembly foday. I made Arisfa. Wenf up on plafform. Mr. Dann gave me pin. Anofher wish of mine fulfilled. Monday, December I2.-Gof my card. Made ouf preffy well in my marks. My applicafion is in for C. C. N. Y. Friday, January I3.-Took Rufh fo Class Nighf. Had Swell fime. Jusf a few more weeks. Maybe College isn'f so good as if is sup- I2 THE'SENlOR'DOME posed fo be? Whal' fhen? Jusl' ou'I' of luck. Oh, whaf's fhe differ- ence. l'm fired-going fo bed. Friday, January 27.-Wenf fo Senior Prom. Whaf a fime-simply swell. Wenf fo some ofher place affer fhe Prom ended. Thursday, February 2.-Commencemenf fonighf. Will I win any prizes? I'm all nervous and whaf nof. I'm acfually abouf fo leave. Some of fhe feachers were swell fhis ferm. Being a senior in high school was preffy soff, buf how will if be where I'm going? I don'f know whaf's fhe maffer-fhere's a funny feeling in my hearf. I beffer wipe my eye- glasses, I can'f see so well. Things are misfy-if musf be fhe fog- Joe says fhere is no fog-whaf's fhe difference? I beffer sfarf geffing dressed-going fo wear a fuxedo-second fime in my life. O LONG JOHN SILVER Ias fold byVJim Hawkinsj This seafearing man wifh a wooden leg Who knew wine or rum in boffle or keg, This man who so fearfully, horribly made Capfain Billy Bones so much afraid, 'Twas he, when I was in fhe apple barrel Sfarfed a plof fhaf led fo a quarrel. Buf I'was he, who, on our freasure frip, Served so well as fhel cook of fhe ship. Buf he was none fhe less a cunning debafer And more fhan once a ferrible fraifor. One fime he'd be on our good ,side And again in fhe Pirafes he'd confide. He was a hearfy worker, fhough, And wenf fo his work wifh a greaf heave ho. He was a very courageous man And faced a black spof as nobody can Whenever he wenf in quesf of fhe freasure I+ was fhe very greafesf pleasure To see him so calmly hopping around Fearless, and boldly holding his ground, Facing fhose pirafes enraged wifh greed Whom he had promised so much for each deed, Buf in fhe end fhis hypocrisy showed In such a way as need nof be knowed. Alan Brooks, '36. THE'SE,NIOR'DOME I3 Richmond Hill Dictionary Arisfa:-A group fo which many aspire and few affain. See Service. Arnow:-See I Assembly:-A blessing in disguise fhaf makes cuffing of cerfain specified periods legal. . B Bowdery:-Synonym for A. Alas! The good die young. Breakdown:-Easiesf excuse fo give Miss Kiso for lafeness. C Checkup:-Profracfed agony devised fo keep us in school unfil fhe very lasf minufe. Chemisfry:-A somnolenf period during which many sfrange fhings are heard, believed, and nof remembered. See Clegg. Clegg:-See chemisfry. Cuf:-An operafion performed on cerfain periods, nofably gym. Very offen painful-noi' fo fhe period buf fo fhe pupil. 9 D Defenfion:-The boogey-man of our school lives. Dome:-The Rogues' Gallery of fhe Seniors. Domino:-Somefhing fo spend your spare nickel on every Friday. E . Elevafor:-A heavenly mode of ascenf for fhe elecf only Experimenfz-A chemical puzzle arranged by somebody who knows buf won'f fell fo .prove somefhing we don'f know. F Faculfy:-An organizafion of feachers info an augusf group which menaces fhe sfudenf body. Also, fhe second parf of fhe expression- Mr. Dann, faculfy, and fellow sfudenfs. Freshman:--A recenf graduafe from fhe nursery who carries a briefcase. G Girls:-The brighfer and beffer half of our sfudenf body. Gof a pass?-See Traffic Squad. H Homemaking:-A new way of geffing .5 by serving fea for fhe faculfy. l l:-See Arnow. lmaginafion:-Whaf we have when we wrife a pass fo fhe Emer- gency Room. J James:-Pofenfial compefifion for Bowdery. K Knowledge:-Which fhe Seniors hope fo have by Regenfs fime. I4 THE'SENIOR'DOMIi L Lexicographers:-The compilers of This dicfionary. Lunch Counlerz-A baH'le for fhe survival of lhe fiH'es'l where only 'ihe brave deserve 'rheir fare. M Macbefhz-The fragedy of 'ihe Senior class. Myfhz-Mosf of our excuses. N Nil:-Synonymous for +he s+a+e of our in+ellec+ mosl' of The lime. O Orcheslra:-A good excuse for aifending every assembly. Orafionz-The curse of assemblies and graduarion audiences 'rhal are doomed to hear ihem. Old Friends:-The people 'rhal' prolong assembly exercises and so shorlen our periods. P Pony:-An animal 'I'rac+able if domesficaled bul' dangerous if rid- den wild. Q V Quiz:-A ferrifying fusillade of quesiions fired ai close range againsl' which we canno'r pro'rec+ ourselves. Quill:-A selec+ group of scribblers. R Red Card:-Innocenf liHle pink iiclcefs fhal' pu'r us on 'ihe black lisf. Regenls:-The Powers Thaf Be, upon whom depends our gradua- 'l lOf'l. S School Spiril:-Somefhing 'rhaf haunls you info paying for a G. O. 1'iclce'l'. Swenson, Miss:-See zero. Sword:-A sociely of lemons. T Teachers:-Animafed inferrogafion poinis. Habi+a+: R. H. H. S. Traffic Squad:-See Go1' a pass. U . Us:-The Senior Class, af your service. V Vergil:-An inferesfing La+in genfleman. He is nor 1'he auihor of any English 'l'ransla1'ion. W Worry:-A malady +ha+ aHacks Seniors in June and January. X:-Like mos+ of our sfudiousriiess, an unknown quaniify. You:-Who are was+ing your :me reading +his. Zero:-See Miss Swenson. Z Zero:-Needs no explanaiion in school. Ai' home i'r's fime +o see 'I'he ianiior. THE'SENlOR'DOME I5 ln BOYS Who's Who The Senior Class GIRLS Harry Brown ......,.., ..........., M osl' Popular ..,,.,..... ooooa.A........ B ea Deul'SCh Sid Hirsch ,,,,,,,.,,,,A... ...,.,,,,,,, B esi- Looking .....,..... .a..,.,.... M ar'rha Priggen George Losee .......,.... ....,,..,.,.. C u+es+ .,..,..oo.. ............... D 0+ Sfoclt S+anIey Muir .......,.. ..,,... B esi' Dresser ..s........ ss,... F rim Gussaclc Ar'ry Folferman ........, .......aa,,, B es+ Dancer ........... ss..,......... R ufh Muller George Losee .,.ssss.,... ..s,........ N icesr Smile ........... ,.r.s.ssss.. E leanor Dibelius Karl Balasky ...,..,....,s ,.,..,,,. M os'r Versafile ........,..,. ,.,........ L ois Lurhardl Monroe Arnow ..........,..,. ,sassss... C lass Poef .,,.,,,..,.... BeHy Koeniger Harry Lucia ,s,,s.,..,..,..... ,,,,aa.s,... C lass Singer ..,,,.a,... ,,.sss,,,..... P hyllis Lockard George Bowdery rsss,,,. .......,,.a. Class Oraior ..,...a.A,s .,............... J une Fried Karl Balasky ,..,.,..,.....,.... ....a,,aas,, C lass A'rhle+e ,,.,,,..... ....A,s.,..... H elen J. Smi'rh Monroe Arnow .....ss,...,... ......,..... C lass Auihor .,......... ..,a.,sssss B eH'y Koeniger Harry Brown .......... Nices'r Personaliiy ....,..., Bea Deufsch Sid Hirsch ...,............ ss,ss,,s,,...,a... L aziesl' ...,r,........... ..,.,.,..,,.,., D oris Bauer Abe Whife ......sssss......... ........,.sssssssssa....... N oisiesl' ..AsA.s,,,............,,,....,.................. Doris Bauer Fred Willoclc ....,.sss,......,. Wrigley's Besi' Adverlisemenl' ,.....,,......,..s Helen Novak Carew LeBlanc ..,...aa Mosi Unassuming ....,.,.,..,.,. .Rosemarie Edwards Abe Whife ......,.,...,sasss ....ss... T eachers' Trial ...,.... sa,.....s.s....ss... D oris Bauer George Bowdery .................,... Mosl' Conscienlious .. ssAsss,.,.. Alma Wasmurh Corfy Mehl ..............,.., ....... H appy-go-lucky ...,....,. .....,................,.,, D or Sfock Fred Holzapfel s........... .......,ss M osl' Dignified ....,..,s.s,,ss,s,,s,... Rosmarie Edwards Monroe Arnow ....,..s.,. .,ssssa,,. Besl' Line .....,,. ....,.,...., E di+h DeBold Fred Willock ......,,.,,s.sa s,,.,..... B esl' Sporf ........,..,. ...,.,.,.,,,,., D of Sroclc George Losee ....... ........,, M osl Cheerful ...,......... ...,.,,..,,..., H elen Truhe Arrhur Didriksen ,,.,.. ......,.....,........ D reamiesl' ..........,.............ss.s.......,.,,..s Helen Kiefer Bob Polcorny ,,,,.,,.,,.,a,,,,as,i,..,...iaaaaaaaaaa,,.,.,... WiHiesl' ............,..,..............,a,.,. Janei' Croa'I'man George Bowdery ....,,,..,,, Done Mosi' 'For Richmond Hill ,..,.,..,..,,,...,,,,,,, Bea Deui-sch I6 THE'SENI OR'DOME ALTMAN, MORRIS Former Alcivifies in Boys' and Haaren High Schools. Pairol Squad. Slamp Club. lnlerclass Baskelball. Domino Caplain.. Bur Genius musf be born, and never can be bought ANDERSON. MARY Senior and Junior Arisla. Blue Cards. Presidenl Larin Club. Dramalics. Pan-American Club. English Honors and Commenda- fions Senior P. S. A, L. Swimming Pin and Chevrons. Caucus Delegate. Dome Conlrib- uror. No malier wha? she does, she does il' well. ANDERSON. VIOLA IANDYI Junior Arisla. Blue Cards. Chev- rons. The mildesl manners and The geni- Iesl heart APOLLO, ANTOINETTE IANNEI Chevrons. Blue Cards. Walking Club.. She louched noihing Thai she did noi adorn. ARNOW, MONROE Fooiball, '3I. Dome and Domino Confribulor. Quill. Tralilic. Bac- 'leriologisi Club. English Honor Class B. ' Wifh envenomed Tongue blasiing lhe fame of harmless men. BALASKY, KARL IKAYI Foolball, '30, '3I, '32, Wreslling, '29, '30, '3l, '32. Track, '32. J. V. Foolball, '29. lnferclass Swim- ming. Ari' Clubs, Dramaiics. J Headless of verse, and hopelessxf- of lhe crown Scarce hall a wil, and morejjhan hall a clown. Ldiygkks, Z BALL, RICHARD IDICKI Domino Caplain. Lunch Room Squad. Commercial Club. En- gineering Club. Blue Cards. Thy designs and labors and as- pirafions are Thy only friends. . +5 W. xx X X 3. X. 4 Y N X ax Q J N . .Ny BAUER, DORIS Chevrons. Swimming pins. Blue Cards. Delegale To Caucus P.S.A.L. Medals. Swimming Med- als. Fair nymphs and well dressed youihs around her shone, Bur every eye was fixed on her alone. J, l BAUER, JOHN Inlerclass Baseball and Basker- ball. Blue Cards. Self-denial Caplain. An aFFable and courleous genlle- man. BAVETTA, GIACOMINA . IJACKYI Blue Cards. Casl of Pinafore. Casl' of Mikado. Choral Train- ing Concerls. Spanish Club. Au- dubon Sociely. Beller lare Than never. BETHEL, MABEL Chevrons, Dome and Domino Caplain. Walking Club. In 'framing arlisls arl' hafh 'thus decreed To make some good, bu? ofhers 'ro exceed. BIRK, CHRISTINE ICHRISI Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Pins. Junior Swimming Pin. Girls Baseball. R. for Champion Team '30. Hearfh Srone Club. Walking Club. Bas- kelball. Caplainball. She mixed reason wilh pleasure and wisdom wiih mirih. BOEHLER, GEORGE Senior and Junior Arisla. Schol- arship Pins Assisranl' Man- ager Track '32. lnlerclass Bas- kelball and Baseball, '30, '3I, '32. Membership Commilfee Ar- isla. English Honor Class 7 and 8. Class Prophecy Commiifee. Domino Caprain. Blue Cards. Trqrlic Squad. Caucus Delegafe 3 . K Plain wilhoul pomp. And rich wiihoul a show. BOHLEN, DORIS ' English Honor Class 8, Delegale 'ro Caucus. Ass r. Ediror Class- book. Arr Edilor English Class Paper. Audubon Socieiy. Chev- rons. Swimming. A fair exlerior is a silenf recom- rnendafion. BOICE, CATHERINE ICAYI Sword Socieiy. Championship Baskelball. Hockey and Caplain- ball. Swimming Cup. Swimming Team. Secrelary lo Miss Mc- Laughlin. Ass'+. Poll lnsirucior. P.S.A.L. Medals. Chevrons. School Leliers. Usher al Assem- bly and Commencement Knocks and Boosls Commilfee. Lead- er's Club. Edilor Class Book. Vivacily is The gili ol women. BORRELLI, MADELINE Caplain Ball, Tennis, Walking, Swimming, Baskelball, Chevrons, P.S.A.L. Medals. Caucus Dele- gale, Secreiary To Miss Leeie, Blue Cards. Such is The weighly swiiiness oi your mind Thai, like 'rhe earih's, ii' leaves The sense behind. BOWDERY, GEORGE J. Boy Leader Senior Arisla, '32.X, Junior Arisia, Scholarship pins l7l. Member Siudenf Board, '32, Knocks and Boosis Commil- lee, Dramaiics I2 fermsl. Chrisi- mas Play, '3I. Vice Presideni Quill, '32, Blue Cards. English commendaiion N. Y. Times' Oraiorical Prize, '32, English- Honor Class 8. K, Tis noi in morlals io command success- Bul we'll do more: we'll deserve ii. BRESLOW, DAVID IDAVEI Junior and Senior Arisla. Schol- arship Pin Blue Cards. Inierclass Baskeiball and Base- ball. Treasurer, German Club. Hisiory Club. Chemislry Club. Presidenl Ping-Pong Club. Sec- reiary 'Io Mr. Hoffman. Life Saving. -Associaie Ediior Class- book. Class Nighi Commiiiee. A sharp-willed youlh, grave, lhoughllul, and reserved among his males. BREWER, ELEANOR IBILLIEI Secreiary lo Miss Beard, Eng- lish Commendalion. Blue Cards, G. O. Capiain. Bridge Club. Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Medals, Hoc- key Club. Walking Club. Swim- ming Club. Caplainball Club. A smile secures The wounding of a frown. g BROCKMAN, JOHN IJACKI Scholarship Pin. Traffic Squad. Blue Cards Engineering Club. The reason firm, +he iemperale wil. BROEDEL, EDITH Secrelary in General Ollice, Secreiary fo Mr, Campbell. Swimming Chevrons. A soil answer 'rurneih away wralh. BROWN, HARRY Foolball Varsiiy, '32, J. V., '30, Track, '3I. Two Major and Two Minor R's. Prom Commil- lee.. Execulive Commifiee. Fin- ance Commillee. Secrefary Se- nior Class. lnierclass Debale Team. Leaders' Club Blue Cards. When one is i'ruly in love, he noi' only says ii, loul shows ill BRZOZOWSKI, EMIL IAIMI Baseball. Commercial Club. Blue Cards. Traffic Squad l9Ol. Junior Arisla. Domino Caplain. He burns The midnighl oil. BURGER, ROSALIE English Cornmendaiion. Caucus Delegaie. P.S.A.L. Medals. Chev- rons Swimming. Dancing. Tennis. High erecied fhoughls sealed in a hearl of couriesy. BURKE, AGNES Swimming. Hockey. Walking. Caplfainball. Baskeiball. Girl Re- serves Club. Chevrons. G. O. Capiain. A maiden haih no 'longue bui' lhoughl. BURKHARD, FRIEDA IFRITZIEI Sec. 'ro Mr. Tressler. Senior and Junior Arisia. Scholarship Pin. Blue Cards. Swimming Pins. Cap- fainball. Baskelball. Dancing Chevrons. Sec. of German Club. Woman's al besl a conlradiclion shll. BURNS, ANNE Sword Sociely. 36 Chevrons. IO P.S.A.L. Medals. 5 P.S.A.L. Swimming Pins. 5 Red Cross Swimming Pins. Junior and Se- nior Life Saving. Sharpshooier in Rifle. Baskelball. Baseball and Capiainball Teams. I came, saw, and overcame. BURROWS. WILLIAM IBUZZI lnlerclass Baseball, Baskeiball. Soccer and Swimming. Baskel- ball Club. Domino Capiain. Blue Cards. English Commenda- lions. Hislory Club. His lime is forever, everywhere his place. CALDERON, BELLE IBILLI Domino Reporfer. Sec. Hisiory Club. Ass'+ in General Office. Ass'+ in Principal's Office. Jun- ior Arislalfll. Blue Cards. Chev- rons. Hockey. Baskefball. Swim- ming. Showing Thai' if a good face is a leller of recommendalion, A good hearf is a lefler of cred- ii. CHESON, ETHEL IVALI Dome and Domino Capfain l9Ol. Spanish Club. French Club. Blue Cards. Secreiary To Miss Callaway. Walking Club. Tennis. Swimming Pins. Chev- rons. P. S. A. L. Bur fhere's a good rime coming. CHRISTIE, ROBERT Edilor Class Magazine. Infer- class Soccer Numerals '28. Cau- cus Delegale. Secrefary Boys' P. T. Depf. Sec. 'Io Mr. Col- lins and Mr. Thomas. Class Sec. +o Miss McKelvy, Mr. Wol- bach. Prinl' Shop '30, '3I. Blue Cards. Self-denial. 'Dome and Domino Capfains. He is a genlleman from sole 'ro crown. COHEN, MORRIS IMOEI ,Prinl Shop. Domino Sales. Miss Lee+e's Office. Blue Cards. Were all my years buf senior. COHN, ROSALIND Blue Cards. Sec. Io Miss Kiso. Swimming Chevrons. Girl Re- serve Club. Spanish Club. Dome Capfain. And sfill care noi a pin Whaf They said or may say! CONBOY, JOSEPH lnferclass Baseball. Baskefball. Soccer. Blue Cards. Baskelball Club. Swimming and Hisfory Clubs. Sec. io Mr. Collins. Sec. io Miss Robeson. Domino Cap- fain. Soccer '29. J. V. Baseball. SI. Pairick was a genlleman Who came of decenl' people. CONKLIN, EDITH Senior and Junior Arisla. Sec. To Miss Windecker. Blue Cards. Scholarship Pins. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Pins. Swimming Pin. English 8 Honor Class. French Club. Lalin Club. Chairman Who's Who. Duly in Miss Le- .63 F , . 1 I. .. . ,ev . ..... I K ,'. , -A NMR. J.. -, KSA Q 'Q Q L H Kgs? ,ii 'J B . g -am, fi. ' l QM l pi,-551 ,, i-,, -f ..- 35. , . I qu .vr r l if I 1 fw- vai gk E2 sq ll M 3. 1? .qi l . f+f .? 5 i ' ' . in ea, W ? X i A fe ,Z , N 5 V S , M:-... . i f-:fs ll . 1' 5. A . .Z m s, 7 , A' l r-. -. , 'L TZ , I f f , Q. i- K..-fesfftiwv, l 2 ,W I I ... . V. K 5 f - ' A . ul .W W? Baie? M it 2 1 .1 gf ll, I ' fist s 1' If ,. l l . 3 ' YT :'- . AB l 1 'K f 4 ' l i ' 5 ll lf' .f',.- , . ' If ... -?'s, ' ejiyi 'C i 'N A e ir 'fr , . 5' 2 sf X I K 'fi I el'e's office. 5 gf-fm A liH'le foolery governs The whole , B '--f . , world. . ' f I CONSTABLE, MATTHEW lnferclass Baseball. Soccer, Bas- kelball. Blue Cards. Archilec- Iural Club. You loo proceed! Make falling aris your care: Erecf new wonders and The old repair. COTE. CHARLES Championship Inferclass Base- ball '29. Class Numerals. Blue Cards. lnlerclass Soccer. Is noi 'rhis a rare fellow? COTICCHIO, PAULIINE Blue Cards. Commercial Club. Sec. 'lo Mr. Sommerfield. Sec. +o Mr. Kerling. Domino Cap- iain. Chevrons. Dome Capfain. A face wilh gladness overspread. Soil smiles, by human kindness bred. COULTON, EDITH Junior and Senior Arisla. Eng- lish 7 and 8 Honor Classes. Scholarship Pins Domino Caplain. Program Commiflee. Blue Cards. Office Dufy Miss Leele. Oiiiice Dufy Mr. Sloven- son l56I. Caucus Delegafes. Sec. Miss Dilhridge. To be simple is 'ro be silent CROATMAN, JANET Junior Arisla, Chevrons. Blue Cards. Caucus Delegale Sec, Sixfh Term Class. English Honor 7. Who's Who Commif- lee. As clear as a whisfle. D'ALESSANDRO, THERESA ITERRYI Chevrons. Blue Cards. Program CommiHee. Dome and Domino Caplain. Sfudeni Leader Speech 5. Member Slage Commiiiee '31 and '32. Publisher English Class Book. Self-denial Capfain. Sec. Io Miss Schlachler. There is always work, and fools To work wiihal. DANNHAUSER, FRANK Spanish Club, '30, '3l, '32. Wresiling Team '30, '3I, 32. Swimming Team '3l. Service Squad '30, '3l, '32. God made Jrhe couniry and man made The Jrownf DAVIS, FLOYD Junior and Senior ArisTa. Schol- arship Pin. lnTerclass BaskeTball and Baseball. Baseball Club I2 yearsl, Pinafore. Spring FesTi- val oT Music. OrchesTra. Choral Training. Blue Cards. CaTeTeria Squad. Library AssisTanT. Pub- lisher oT Classbook. Wise To resolve and paTienT To perform. DAVIS, THOMAS Camera Club. CraTT Club. Blue Cards. lnTerclass GolT '3O. TraT- Tic Squad l90l. Hail, Tellow, well meTl DAWSON. AUDREY Spanish Club. Blue Cards. Ah, when a man is in The case You know all oTher Things give place. DeBOLD, EDITH Junior ArisTa. Chevrons lCap- Tainball, Swimming, Walkingl. P.S.A.L. Medal. Scholarship Pin. DramaTics. Choral Training. Pin- afcm-e , Mikado'.' PiraTes of Penzance . Knocks and BoosTs Com. Class NighT Com. Eng- lish Honor 7 and 8. EdiTor Classbook. Spring ConcerTs '3l and '32. Remaining Tresh and green The year round. V DeDOMENlCO, ELIZABETH IBETTYI Pan American Club. Spanish Club. Newman Club. Swimming Pins. CapTainball. BaskeTball. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Sec. To Miss BuTTice. I-ler acTions speak sTronger Than my pen. DeFORGE, GWENDOLYN STudenT Leader 4-Th Term. Gen- eral Olziice DuTy. Blue Cards. English Commendaiions. Dele- gaTe To Caucus. Domino and Self-denial CapTain. I-low Tar ThaT IiTTIe candle Throws iTs beams. So shines a good deed in a naughTy world. DEUTSCH, BEATRICE IBEATYI Vice Pres. G. O. 9-32-I-33. Girl Leader and SecreTary Sen- ior ArisTa. Quill, PresidenT 7Th and 4-Th Term Classes. Vice- PresidenT G. O. Annex 90 3rd Term. Class NiTe CommiTTee. RepresenTaTive Tor R.l-l.l-l.S. To Red Cross. Junior and Senior ArisTa. Scholarship Pins Chairman Spring concerT '32. English 7 and 8 Honor Class Spring Play '3l and ChrisTmas play '3l. Preserving The sweeTness oT pro- porTion and Expressing iTselT beyond expres- sion. DeVESTERN, BLANCHE Scholarship Pins. Red Cross Swimming Pins. 6 P.S.A.L. Swim- ming Pins. Blue Cards. P.S.A.L. AThleTic Pins. R Pin. Chev- rons lBaskeTball, Capfainball, Tennis, Swimming, Dancingl. Mi- nor LeTTers. Program CommiTTee. Dome CapTain. Caucus Dele- gaTe. l was born To oTher Things. X51 SDIBELIUS, ELEANOR 1 Junior and Senior ArisTa. Scho- -,T -X-.i fs' larship Pin. Blue Cards. Chev- rons. Sec. G. O. Annex 90. Vice Pres. 4Th Term Class. Sen- ior Prom CommiTTee. Sec. To Mr. Ullman. Charms sTrike The sighT, BuT meriT wins The soul. DIDRIKSEN, ARTHUR IDIDDYI Open Forum, PaTrol Squad. Sec. To Miss Gilliland. PosTer Club. OrchesTra. SkeTch Club. lnTer- Class Baseball, '29. Blue Cards. The greaTer courTesy, The greaT- er man. DiGIACOMO, VINCENT IDIGII Dome. Domino. G. O. CapTain. ArT Club. Guard DuTy lCaTeTer- ia and Halli Choral Training. lnTerclass Soccer. Blue Cards. PiraTes of Penzance. Spring Con- cerT '32. Oh, I am siabbed wiTh laughTer. DOCHTERMANN, CHARLES IDOCI lnTerclass Baseball, '29. Rifle Club '32. STamp Club. P.S.A.L. Awards Scholarship Pin. Junior ArisTa. I worked wiTh paTience. DOYLE, MARGARET IPEGGYI Sec. To Dr. Thomas. Junior Ar- isTa. PresidenT Glee l9Ol P. S. A. L. Medals. Class NiTe Com- miTTee. LaTin Club. Chevrons. Blue cards. PosTer Award. Bas- keTball. CapTainball. Class NiTe CommiTTee. LaTin Club. Chev- rons. Blue Cards. PosTer Award. BaskeTball. CapTainball. WhaT? Fair and young, and TaiThTuI Too? A miracle if This be True! DRUCE. ADELE Sec. To Dr. Corson. Blue Cards. Choral Training. Orchesira. Spring ConcerT, '3I. Dome Cap- Tain. Domino CapTain. Music, when soTT voices die, vi- braTes in The memory. DUNCKELMAN, RUTH Junior Arisia. Blue Cards. Swim- ming Chevrons. Sec. fo Miss Manfred and Miss MacKay. Hearfhslone Club. Domino Cap- fain. The holy calm 'lhaf comes of heavenly musing. EDWARDS, BERNADETTE lBERNlEl Chevrons. Newman Club. Hearlh- s+one Club. Sec. io Miss Mac- Kay. Blue Cards. Junior Arisia. Sec. +o Miss Hickey. Domino Caplain. Peace is always beauliful. EDWARDS. ROSEMARIE Sword, P.S.A.L. Pins. Swimming' Pins. Baskerball. Capfainbailh' Teams. Tennis. Riding. Hockey. N.. Sharp Shooler. Blue Cards. To live in hearls we leave be- hind. Xi Is noi To die. EISEN, MILDRED Blue'Cards. Swimming. Baslcef- ball. Caprainball. Baseball Chev- rons. Junior Arisla. Champion- ship R in Baseball. Whaf is beaufiful is good, and who is good will also soon be beauiiful. EKHARDT, WINIFRED lWINl Junior Arisfa. Scholarship Pins. Sec. +o Miss Manfred, Miss Galbraiih, Miss Kiso. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Edifor of classbook l3l. Edilor lAss'+l Classboolc lbl. English Commendaiion, Sec. Laiin Club. Newman Club. The march of infellecr. END, MARVIN Engineering Club. Prinl' Shop l2 yearsl. Domino Capiain. lnler- Class Baseball '32. Inferclass ,Baseball '30, lnferclub Basker- ball '32. Blue Cards. Be'Her a bad excuse 'fhan none al' all. FEINSOD, SABlNA Blue Cards.'Chevrons. Swimming. Capiainball. Tennis. Open For- um. Pan-American Club. Sfudy Hall Procior. Secrelarial work for Miss Konigsberg. Silence more beaufiful fhan song. FERDINAND, RITA lREl Junior Arisfa. Scholarship Pin. Swimming Chevrons. Blue Cards. Edifor-in-chief Classboolc. Eng- lish Honor Class 8. The sweef converse of an inno- cenf mind. FEUER. BEATRICE IBEBEI Secreiary +o Miss Read. Class Sec. lo Dr. Corson. Girl Re- serves. Pan American Club. Capfain Ball. Swimming. Danc- ing. Chevrons. Blue Cards. And l learned abouf women from her. FLYNN, EDNA Chevrons. Sec. +o Mr. Collins. Sec. 'io Mr. Sommerfield. Lei us have peace. FLYNN, ETHEL Dancing and Swimming Chev- rons. P.S.A.L. Swimming Medals. Dome Capiain. Domino Capfain. Caplainball Chevrons . Blue Cards. Kindness is wisdom. FOLTERMAN, ARTHUR lARTlEl Inferclass Soccer '27. lnierclass Baseball '28. lnferclass Basker- ball '32. Hall Pafrol '32 and '33. A liffle nonsense now and Then is relished by ihe wisesi' meni FONAL, EDWARD lnferclass Baseball '29, '3l. ln- +erclass Soccer '29, lnierclass Baskefball '30 and '3l. Domino Capfain. Blue Cards. Self-de- nial Capiain. Deeds, noi' words. FRIED, JUNE Presideni 8+h 'rerm Class. Treas- urer 7+h ierm Class. Presideni' 6+h Term Class. Presideni Posfer Club l2 fermsl. Vice Pres., Sec. Slceich Club. Sec. Emergency Board. Scholarship Pins. Junior and Senior Arisfa. Work for Mr. Dann, Miss Johnslon, Mr. Wagler. Cafeleria Improvemeni' Commifiee, Dome Board I4 fermsl. Washinglon Irving and Melropolifan Ari' Museum Scho- larships. I' 5 In loys, in grief, in Triumph, in refreai, Greal' always, wifhoul aiming 'io be greal. FUKNKE, WILLIAM Foofball, '30, '31, '32 Wresfling '30, Inferclass Baskefball, '30, '3l. Traffic Squad. Domino Capfain. Blue Cards. The brave deserve fhe lovely -- every woman may be -won. GALLAGHER, JOHN IJOHNNYI Sporfs Edifor and Annex edi- 'Ior of Domino. Newman Club. Press Club. Minor Leffers. Cross Counfry Team, '3l. Track, '32. Golf Manager Fall '32, R. H. H. S. Correspondenf for Leader Observer. Assf. Gym. Sec. Prinfing Squad. Ushers Squad. His words, like many nimble and airy servifors, Trip abouf him al' command. GATELY. ROBERT Service Squad. lnferclass Baskef- ball. Archifecfure Club. Engi- neering Club. Swimming Team. Dome Capfain. Leaders Club. Caucus Delegafe. P. S. A. L. Pins. Lef fhem call il' mischief: When if's pasf and prospered, 'fwill be virfue. GELUSO, SEBASTIAN IBENI Orchesfra I29-32I Junior Aris- fa. Varsify Rifle Team, '3l, '32. Experi' and Disfinguished Rifle- man. lnferclass Baseball Cham- pionship '29. lnferclass Baskef- ball. Duponf Championship, '32. P. S. A. L. Rifle and Afhlefic Awards. Service Squad. Finance Commiffee. Maior and Minor Leffers. Blue Cards. Bravery never goes oui' of fash- lon. GEROFSKY, MIRIAM Blue Cards. Secrefary fo Miss Kiso. Secrefary fo Mr. Dann. Swimming Pins. P. S. A. L. Pins. Caucus Delegafe. Capfainball Chevrons. Baskefball Chevrons. Dome and Domino Capfains. Musf Life all labor be? GIBLIN, JOHN IGIBBIEI Rifle Club. Junior Arisfa. Blue Cards. Inferclass Baskefball and Baseball. Assisfanf 'l'o Miss Leefe Virfue is ifs own reward. GILMARTIN, ALICE Sec. fo Mr. Tressler I2 yearsl. Girl Reserves. Commercial Club. Newman Club. Sec. Hearfh- sfone Club Chevrons. Swim- ming. Blue Cards. I am in earnesf. GLESSMAN, OTTILIE Junior Arisfa. Swimming. Bas- kefball. Scholarship. Hockey. Capfainball. Blue Cards. Danc- ing. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Med- als. Alack, fhere lies more peril in 'lhine eye 'rhan in fwenfy of fheir swords. GOLDMAN, HAROLD IHARRYI Prinf Squad. Presidenf and Vice Presidenf and Treasurer of Phi- lafelic Sociefy. Class Club. Blue Cards. Junior Arisfa. Inferclass Baseball and Soccer. Domino Floor Manager. Rome was noi builf in a day. GOLDMAN, PHILIP IGOLDIEI lnferclass Baseball and Baskef- ball. Glee Club. Spring Con- cerfs. Pinafore. Dome and Dom- ino Capfain. Sec. Hisfory Club. P. S. A. L. Awards. Open For- um. Sfamp Club. Chrisfmas Play Casf. Class Book Edifor. I loaf 'and invife my soul. GOTTLOCK, GEORGE lnferclass Soccer. Baseball. P. S. A. L. Pin. . Ask me no quesfions, I'll fell you no lies. GRAF, FRED Mikado. Pinafore. Concerfs '3I, '32. Glee Club. Orchesfra. Service Squad. This disease of modern life. GRIEGER, GEORGE Orchesfra I2 yrsl. Band. Infer- class Baseball. Soccer. Baskef- ball. Rifle Club. Model Club. Traffic. Young fellows will be young fel- lows. GRITMON, GEORGE Self-denial Capfain. Dome Cap- fain. Orchesfra I4 yrs.I. Foof- balll '32, Capfain lnferclass Baseball '29. lnferclass Soccer. Baskefball. Hall Guard. Wresf- ling, '3l, '32. A mofher's pride, a fafher's ioy. GROTH. FLORENCE Junior Arisla. Scholarship pins. l4l. Sec. To Mr. Foersler. Chev- rons. French Club. Girl Re- serves. Blue Cards. Caucus Del- egale. English Honor Class 8. The shell musl break before The bird can fly. GUALTIERE, GEORGE IGREGT Press Club. Blue Cards. lnler- class Soccer. Baseball and Bas- kelball. Minor Lelrlers. Dome and Domino Caplains. Wisdom he has and add lo his wisdom courage. GUSSACK, FRIMALIE IFRIMT Knocks and Boosls Commillee. Junior and Senior Arisla. Sec. in General Office. Floor Man- ager of Dome. English Commen- dalions. English Honor Class 7. Assl. Classbook Edilor. Caucus Delegale. P. S. A. L. Medals. Swimming Pins. Scholarship Pins. Blue Cards. A lair lady garmenled in lhe lighl of her own beauly. GUSTAFSON, ROBERT lGUSl Blue Cards. Domino Caplain. Prinl Shop. Sec. Model Club '30, Sec. Engineering Club, '32. Sludenl Leader Cross Coun- Try '30. lnlerclass Baskelball, '3l. Trurh is such a precious arlicle Lel' us economize in ils use. GUTY, STEPHEN lSTEVEl Blue Cards, N. R. A. Pro-Marks- man Pin. English Honor Class 8. A man of polile learning and of liberal educalion. HADDAD, MARY Blue Cards. Swimming and Cap- 'lainball Chevrons. Tennis Club 56. Sec. lo Mr. Ullman. Dramalics. Properly Commillee. Sword. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Chrislmas Play '3l. The Trick of singularily. HARBOLD. DOLORES lDEEl Medals. Caplain Ball and Bas- kelball Championship. Leaders' Club. Sec. lo Miss MacLaugh- lin. Dancing Class. Baseball Team. Minor Lellers. Tennis. Usher in Assembly. The lofly oak from a small acorn grows. HARRISON, DOROTHY lDOTl Tennis. Swimming. Baskelball, Caplain Ball, and Leaders' Club Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Pins, Cau- cus Delegale. Blue Cards. All nalure wears one universal smile. HAUPTMAN, ANNE IHONEYI Vice-Presidenl Girl Reserves. English Honor 8. English Com- mendalion. Delegale fo Caucus '29, Sec. lo Miss Barber. Sec. 'lo Miss Read. Class Prophecy Commillee. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medals. Swimming Pin. Ush- er. Blue Cards. l do bul' sing-because l musl. HAVIGHORST, RUTH IHAVEYT Sec. To Miss Koch, Mr. Kerl- ing i2 lermsl. Blue Cards. Ma- ior R. Minor Lellers. Champion Caplain Ball Teams. Champion Baskelball Teams. Runner-up Teams. Swimming Pins. P. S. A. L. Medals. Chevrons. Domino Caplain. Heallh is a vilal, principle of bliss And exercise of heallh. HEISEL, RUTH Junior Arisla. Spanish Club Presidenl' Spanish Club. Sec. lo Miss Johnslon. G. O. Delegale. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Colum- bine Club. Pan American Club. Newman Club. Yel a lillle while. and all your woes are pasl. HELLAWELL. THOMAS Good Hands Riding Cup. Red Cross Senior Life Saver. Vice Presidenl Pan American Club. J. V. Foolball '29. Glee Club '29, Newman Club. New York American swimming medal. Do- mino Slaii. Caplain Service Squad. Press Club. Usher. Rid- ing Club '30, '3l, '32. Sludenl Correspondenl Ridgewood Times. We are lwo lravelers, Roger and I. Roger is my horse. HELLER, MARION Junior and Senior Arisla. Scho- larship Pins. Quill. Skelch Club 2 years. The conscious ullerance of lhoughl is arf. HENRY, EDMUND lnlerclass Soccer and Track. Mi- nor Lellers. Junior Arisla. Scho- larship Pin. Blue Cards. Edilorial Board Domino. Trallic Squad. Silence gives consenl. HERRMANN, BEATRICE IBEEI Scholarship Pin. Junior Arisfa. Honor Roll. English Commenda- fion. P. S. A. L. Medals Swimming Pin. Capfain Ball Pin. Chevrons. Blue Cards ISI Cau- cus Delegafe. Program Commif- fee. Office Dufy 56. Thaf seeks no wages buf a par- enf's smile. HERZOG, JULIA English 8 Honor Class. Chev- rons. Girl Reserves. Hearfh- sfone Club. French Club. Self- denial Capfain. Assf. Arf Edi- for Class Book. Knowledge is more fhan equiv- alenf fo force. HETZEL, DOROTHY Sec. fo Mr. Sommerfield. Dome and Domino Capfain. Traffic Squad. Walking Club. Baskef- ballr and Swimming Chevrons. ,Rifle Club. Vice Presidenf Hearfhsfone Club. Commercial Club. Girl Reserves. Blue Cards. A fouch of Nafure's genial glow. HIRSCH, SID Foofball '30, '3l, '32, Wresfling '29, '30, '3l, '32. Track '32. J. V. Foofball Capfain '29. ln- ferclass Swimming. Arf Club. Major and Minor Leffers. l'll give you leave fo call me any,-fbi rhing buf 3615 -Don l call me Sidney. XP HOEH, CAROLYN ILYNI Senior and Junior Arisfa. Class Nighf Commiffee. Scholarship Pin. Maior and Minor Leffers. Rifle Team. Swimming Pins. Chevrons. Sec. fo Dr. Thomas and Mr. Afwafer. Hisfory and German Clubs. Championship Baseball Team. Runner-up Bas- kefball Team. Blue Cards. Sfill ending and beginning slill. HOFFMAN, CHARLES lnferclass Soccer. Baseball. Bas- kefball. Vice-Presidenl' Sfamp Club. Blue Cards. He was rough buf kindly. HOFFMAN, ELEANOR IGIGGLESI Girl Reserves. Blue Cards. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medals. Office Dufy. Choral Training. Leaders' Club. Swimming Pins. G. O. and Dome Capfain. Jr. Dramafics 56. Presidenf Tennis Club 56. Rifle. ln she came, one vasf, subsfan- fial smile. V fli iEngineering Club. Knocks and X XX fn -Og 'X N, XX HOFFMAN, ROBERT Junior and Senior. Arisfa, Scho- larship Pin. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Pin. Domino and Dome Capfains. Traffic Squad. Infer- class Baskefball and Handball. See, fhe conquering hero comes. HOFMANN, CHARLES B. IHALI Swimming Team '30, 3l. Wresf- ling Team '3l, '32. Boxing, '32. Gym Squad, '32. Class Dues Commiffee, Pirafes of Penzance. Spring Fesfival '32. Call me Carlosifo. HOLZAPFEL, FRED Xt, Senior and Junior Arisfa. Service 'Q'Squad. Scholarship Pin l7l Eng- Rx lish Commendafions Ouill. Boosfs Commifree. Blue Cards. Caucus Delegafe. English 7 and 8 Honor Classes. Co-edifor Classbook. His cognafive faculfies are im- mersed in a cubibundify of cog- ifafion. HUBER, WILLIAM Vice Pres. Engineering Club. Dome and Domino Capfain Floor Manager. Junior Life Sav- ing Pin. A moral, sensible, well-bred man. HUGHES, JOHN IHUGHIEI Cross Counfry '31, Track '32. Spanish Club '32. Pan Amer- ican '32. Blue Cards. Pres. 3rd Term English Class. lnferclass Soccer. Baskefball. A man who blushes is nof quife a brufe. JAMES, FLORENCE, IJIMMYI Senior and Junior Arisfa. Eng- lish Honor 7 and 8. Scholar- ship Pin 7 fimes. Blue Cards. English Commendafion. Orches- fra. Manager Girls Rifle Team. P. S. A. L. Medals. P. S. A. L. Swimming Pins. Chevrons. Open Forum. Lasf Will and Tesfamenf Commiffee. lf she undervalues me Whal' care l how good she be. JANKE. ERNA IJackiel Maior Leffer. Minor Leffers. I2 P. S. A. L. Medals. Vice-Presi- denf 7fh Term. Open Forum. Secrefary fo Miss Barber. Cham- pionship Hockey '30 Team. Run- ner Up Teams. Senior Prom Commiffee. Chevrons. Blue Cards. G. O. and Dome Rep- resenrafive. Dramafics. Program Commiffee. Good nafure and good sense musf ever ioin. JOHNSON. HERBERT Dome Capfain. English Honor 8. Glee Club. Blue Cards. Spring Play '3O. Assembly Speak- er. Asssfanf fo Miss Schlach- fer. Long Island Prize Play '32. Wharf should a man do, buf be merry? JOHNSON, JEANNETTE IJAYI Capiain. Baskefball. Leaders' Club. Dancing Club. Tennis and Swimming Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medals. Choral Training. Hearfh- sfone Club. 1 As merry as fhe day is long. JOHNSTON, ROBERT G. Orchesfra 4 years. Lunch Room Squad 2 years. Junior Varsify Foofball '28 and '29. Secreiary 'ro Mr. O'ConneII. Band. Blue Cards. Secrefary fo Mr. Wood. Secrefary 'ro Mr. Hoffman. Par- enfs' Nighi' Exhibiiion. Domino Capiain. Shop Foreman. Cau- cus Delegafe. Whisfle and she'll come 'fo you. JONES, ISABELLE Glee Club. Skefch Club. Chev- rons. Hearfhsfone. Girl Reserv- es. Capfain ball. Swimming. Baseball. Eleganf as simplicify. Warm as ecsiasy. JULIUS, ETHEL Senior Arisfa. Knocks and Boosfs Dome and Domino Capfain. Domino Sfaff. Blue Cards. Program Commifiee. P. S. A. L. Medals and Pin. Scholarship Pins. Miss Leefe's Office. Bas- kefball. Dancing. Tennis. Cap- fain Ball. Chevrons. The besf fhings come in liifle packages. KELLOGG, DOROTHY IDOTI Baskefball and Capfainball. Chevrons. Secrefary fo Mr. Kan- wif and Miss Glasser. Dome and Domino Capfain. Traffic Squad. Dramafics. Blue Cards. And, buf herself, admifs no par- allel. KERWIN, THERESA ITERRYI Sword Socieiy. Secrefary fo Miss MacLaughlin. Scholarship Pin. Capfain of Baskefball Team '32. Capfainball. Swimming. Dancing Class. Ediior Class Book. Secre- fary Newman Club, '3l. Chev- rons. P. S. A. L. Medals. Ush- er. Long auburn hair The leasf of which would sei fen poeis raving. KIEFER, HELENE Secrefary fo Dr. Thomas. Sec- refary To Miss Roos. Junior Ar- isfa. Senior Arisfa. Blue Cards. Typewrifing Honor Roll. Honor Sociefy. Dancing. Capfainball. G. O. Capfain. Self Denial Cap- fain. She was a mighfy hunier. And her prey was man. KLUEG, KENNETH IKEN1 Domino Phofographer. Sfamp Club. Model Club. Camera Club Secreiary. Blue Cards. Rifle Club. He wore fhe rose of youfh. KOENIGER, ELIZABETH IBETTYI N Ediior-in-chief of Dome. Presi- xf denf of Ouill. English Honor 7 and 8. Junior and Senior Ar- isfa. Scholarship Pins. Skefch Club. Ari Scholarship four S ferms. Secrefary 'fo Mr. Ullman. Blue Cards. Swimming. Walk- ing and Capfainball. Chevrons. Dramaiics. Few fhings are impossible io dili- gence and skill. KOLSON, GRACE Junior Arisfa. Senior Arisfa. Scholarship Pin. Dufy in Miss Leefe's Office. G. O. Sfore Sfaff. Caucus Delegafe. Relief Fund Capfain. Dome Capfain. P. S. A. L. Medal. Swimming Pin. Knocks and Boosis. Emer- gency Room Dufy. All who saw, admired. KORWAN, BEVERLY F. IBEVI Scholarship Pin. Junior Arisfa. English 8 Honor Class. Vice- Presidenf Skefch Club. Office Dufy No. 56. Blue Cards. Pro- gram Commiiiee. Caucus Dele- gafe. Knocks and Boosfs. Dome and G. O. Capfain. English Commendaiion. Prize for Draw- ing. Parenfs Nighf Exhibifion. A daughfer of 'fhe gods. KRAMER, SEYMOUR Junior and Senior Arisfa. Scho- Iarship Pin 4 fimes. Blue Cards. Spanish Club. Open Forum. Ar- isfa Commiffee. Domino Capfain Caucus Delegafe. Inierclass Baseball '29. My designs, labors and aspira- +ions- These are my friends. KRUMHOLZ, VIRGINIA IGIN- GER, P. S. A. L. Medals. Blue Cards. Tennis. Hockey. Swimming. Cap- fainball. Dancing. Chevrons. Ju- nior P. S. A. L. Swimming Pin. G. O. Sfore Sfaff. Ari Edifor. Class Book. Ari' Club. Here buds The promise of celes- fial worfh. KRUSKA, ANNA lANNl Secrerary 'lo Mr. Somerfield 'rwo years. Commercial Club. Girl Reserves. Newman Club. Hearrh- srone Club. Swimming Pins. P. S. A. L. Medals. Swimming. Baslcelball and Capiainball Chevrons. Rifle Club. Glee Club, 56. Blue Cards. A maid who modesrly conceals her beaulies. KUCK, HARRIET lCOOKlEl Orcheslra, Operas 'fMilcado - Pira'res of Penzance , Spring Concerl' '3l and '32. Chevrons. Blue Cards. l-learlhsrone Club. The music in her hearl' she bore Long affer il' was heard no more. LANG, ELEANOR lELl 'Junior and Senior Arisla. Scho- -larship Pin 6 limes. Secrelary lo Miss Leele, Mrs. Byron and Miss Elder. P. S. A. L. Medals. 7Chevrons. Swimming Pin. Span- ish Club. Pan American Club. Newman Club. Girl Reserves. Blue Cards. She was a scholar and a ripe good one. LANG, ELNA Baskelball. Caplainball. Chev- rons. l-lonor Roll from Julia Richman High. A soul as while as heaven. LANGE, FRANCES Capfainball. Walking Club. Bas- lcelball. Swimming. Chevrons. Secrelary To Miss MacLaughlin. Commercial Club. Ring and Pin Commillee. Never idle a momenr buf 'rhrifly and ihoughlful of ofhers. LAZARD, LEO J. .lnlerclass Soccer and Baseball. PP. S. A. L. Pin. Blue Cards. G. O. Caplain. Domino Cap- lain. Newman Club '30 and '3l. Engineering Club. l-le was nor merely a chip off rhe old bloclc Bur The old block ilself. LEBLANC, CAREW Leader 4 Terms. Chess Club. Chess Team. Dome and Domino 'Caplain. Blue Cards. Wrelched are morrals born 'lo sleep rheir lives away. LENNSTROM, ROBERT Junior Arisla. Caucus Delegale. Blue Cards. lnlerclass Baseball. Relief Fund Caplain. Service Squad. Classboolc Ediror. Cam- era Club. Ari Clubs. Prinl- shop I year. A Corinlhian, a lad of mellle, a good boy. LEVINE, LOUIS ILEOT Manager of Fall '32 Swimming Team. Secrefary 'lo Mr. Hoffman. Inlerclass Swimming. Engineer- ing Club. Traflic Squad. The world knows lillle of ils grealesl' men. LEVINTON, ROSE Junior Arisfa. Dramalics. Glee Club. French Club. Spring Con- cerl of '3l. Swimming Chevrons G. O. Caplain. Ol a good beginning comelh a good end. LEVY, JEROME UERRYT Blue Cards. Domino Capfain. Caucus Delegale. Lunch Squad. Engineering Club. ll is be-Her 'lo wear our 'than +o rusl our. LOBLElN, LEONARD lRlB- WRECKERI Gymnaslic leam 8 lerms. Wresi- ling leam 8 lerms. There's a lean fellow who beals all conquerors. LOCKARD, PHYLLIS Choral lraining lwo years. Casl 'ol Mikado. Leading Lady in Pirales of Penzance. Casl of Chrislmas Play l93l. Scholar- ship Pin 5 limes. Junior and Senior Arisla. English l-lonor Classes 7 and 8. Spring Fesli- val ol Music '3l and '32. Span- ish Club. Dramalics. Sweels lo lhe sweel. Loses, GEORGE rsum X Blue Cards. lnlerclass Baseball. Scholarship Pin. Junior Arisla. Dome Caplain. Assislanl' 'ro Miss Leele. Come, give us a iasle of your qualify. LUBKEMANN. ERNEST ILUBI OrchesTra Annex 56. Dome and Domino CapTain. P. T. SecreTary. Senior Champions. lnTerclass BaskeTball '32. Caucus Dele- gaTe. InTerclass Baseball. Soc- cer. Thy modesTy's a candle To Thy meril. LUCIA, HARRY S. Presidenl' Annex 90. Dra- maTic Club. Glee Club. Spring Play. FirsT Prize Tor AcTing PorT WashingTon ConTesT. Dick Deadeye in PinaTore, Ko-Ko in Mikado, SergeanT Edward in PiraTes of Penzance. Varsily Fencing Team. Coach Boys' Fencing Club '30-'3l. Coach Girls' Fencing Club '30-'3I. ChrisTmas Play '29 and '3I. A rhapsody of words. LUCKS, LENORE Scholarship Pin. Junior ArisTa. Senior Arisla. P. S. A. L. Pin. Chevrons. Swimming Pin. Blue Cards. English CommenclaTion. Open Forum. V Your hero should be always Tall. you know. LUPIA, VINCENT WresTling Team '3I. InTerclass BaskeTball '29. Soccer '29, lnTer- class Baseball. Orcheslra. Band. Traffic Squad. Blue Cards. NoThing is impossible To a will- ing hearT. LUTHARDT, LOIS Sword SocieTy. Vice PresidenT of Senior Class. PresidenT oT French Club 2 Terms SecreTary To Mr Tressler. Chevrons Tor BaskeTball,TX5S CapTainball. Swimming. Tennis. X dals TS Dancing. P. S. A. L. Me . man Club. Miss LeeTe's OTTice. X Scholarship Pin. Wifh a smile ThaT was childlikew ii and bland. LUTZ, DOROTHY G. O. and Self-Denial CapTains. CapTainball and BaskeTball. Dome and Domino CapTains. Chevrons. Blue Cards. DelegaTe To G. O. Caucus 8 Terms. Pan- American Club. Commercial Club. Girl Reserves. l-learTh- sTone Club. Vice PresidenT of Spanish Club. SecreTary To Dr. Thomas. The miIdesT manners, and The genTlesT hearT. F MacDONALD, MALCOLM IOzzyi VarsiTy Soccer, '30, '3l. J. V. FooTball, '29. J. V. Baskef- ball, '3l. Dome and Domino CapTain. Blue Card. InTramur- al BaskeTball. So much' one man can do, ThaT does boTh acT and know. Junior and Senior ArisTa. Newxi MACHEMER. JOHN Senior ArisTa. Junior ArisTa. PrinT Shop 2 years. Presidenf of Engineering Club Spring, '32. CirculaTion STaTT of The Domino. Dome. Domino. and G. O. Cap- Tain. Blue Cards. Scholarship Pin. lnTerclass Baseball, '29. The Gods aprove. MACINTOSH, EVELYN SecreTary To Mr. Hopkins. Sec- reTary To Mr. FoersTer. Chev- rons. Blue Cards. DelegaTe To Caucus. Her lips are red, her looks are Tree Her locks are yellow as gold. MALETTA. MARY Spanish CerTiTicaTe. Swimming. P. S. A. L. Dancing. BaskeTbalI. Walking. CapTainball. Newman Club. DramaTics. SecreTary To Mr. FoersTer.- Blue Cards. Pan American Club. The devil haTh power To assume a mosT pleasing shape. MALTESE, ANGELA Scholarship Pin. Blue Cards. Chevrons. 5 Pan American Slu- denT League. Spanish Club. Miss LeeTe's OlTice. Program Commif- Tee. Dome CapTain. Self-denial CapTain. She Though'r as a sage, Tho she TelT as a woman. MARWEDE, JOHN IJACKI Foreman and SecreTary of The PrinTshop. PrinTshop 5 Terms. Senior ArisTa. Junior Arisfa. Scholarship Pin. English Com- mendaTion LeTTer. English 7 Hon- or. Blue Cards. STamp Club. Engineering Club. EkhausTing ThoughT and living wisdom wiTh each sTudious year. McCARTHY, ISABEL Caplainball. BaskeTball. Field I-lockey. ,Swimming. Tennis. Chevrons. Dome and Domino CapTain. Honor Roll. For all ThaT Taire is, is by na- Ture good. Md:CLENAHAN, WILLIAM lREDl lnTerclass Baseball. InTerclasa FooTball. lnTerclass Soccer. A man, so various ThaT he seem- ed 'To be noT one, buT many. MCDERMOTT, ELIZABETH warm f Walking Club. Swimming. Cap- Tainball. Honesr labour bears a lovely face. , McPHERSON, WILLIAM TMACI Orchesrra, '32. Senior Class Baskeiball Champions, '32, R. H. H. S. Guard. lnierclass Base- ball. Soccer. Track. Handball. Swimming Team, '31, '32. Blue Cards. G. O. Capiain. Minor Leilers. Aihleiic Badges. The manly parr is To do wilh mighi and main whal you can do. MEHL, CORTLAND TCORTYI Track, '29, Soccer, '29, J. V. Fooiball, '3O. Leaders Corp. R. H. H. S. and R. H. Orchesrra 4 years. Pinafore and Mi- kado. G. O. Assisiani 3 years. Dome and Domino Capiain. Delegaie io G. O. Caucus. Sec- refary and Presideni of Com- mercial Club. Blue Cards. Such men as he be never ai hearis ease Whilsi' They behold a greaier 'rhan Themselves. MELONEY, MARJORIE P. S. A. L. Medal. P. S. A. L. Swimming Pins. English Honor Class 7. Blue Cards. Dome Cap- fain. Self-denial Capiain. Hearih- srone Club. Chevrons. Program Commifree. Zealous yer modesi. MESSINA, ROSE Swimming. Commercial Club. Secreiary To Miss Robeson. Cap- iainball. Walking Club 56. The sighr of you is good for sore eyes. MEYER, MARIE IHONEYI Flower Commiifee. Blue Cards. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medals. Swimming Pins. Emergency Room Aide. Caucus Delegafe Sec- reiary 'ro Mrs. Carsrens. Dome Capiain. G. O. Capiain. Rid- ing Club. Leaders Club. An Angel! or. if no'I'-- An earihly paragonl MILLS, EDWARD Senior Baskelball Championship Team. Orchesrra 3 years. Mem- ber of Pinafore Cast Cau- cus Delegaie. Dome and Dom- ino Caplain. Leaders' Club. Pa- renis' Nighr Exhibiiion. Sec. io Mr. Wood. Blue Card. Glee Club. P. S. A. L. Pins. Band. Here's meial more ariracfive. X XM.,- l Qi? Naiure mighl siand up Y TX is Q P? 2 MOCKEL, RUTH Secreiary To Miss Manfred. Sec- rerary ro Mr. Foersier. Girl Reserves. Hearlhsrone Club. Swimming Chevrons. Commercial Club. Her face, so lovely, so Tull oi mirih The overflowing of an innocenl hearl. MONSEES, JOHN lJOHNNYl lnlerclass Senior Championship Baskelball, '3l. lnlerclass Bas- kefball, '29, Hisiory Club. ln- ierclass Swimming. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Pins. Caucus Dele- gale. lnlerclass Soccer. Dome and Domino Capiain. Counl Thai day Iosl whose low descending sun Views from 'rhy land no noble aciion done. MONTVILA, HELEN Junior Arisla, Jr. High School Chevrons. Sec. ro Miss Barber. Girl Reserves. Hope elevaies and icy brighrens her crest MOSES, HAROLD lHARRYl J. V. Fooiball, '28. Track '30, '3l. Manager, '32. J. V. Base- ball, 28. Senior Class Baskef- ball Championship. Prini' Shop. Commercial Club. Engineer's Club. Maior and Minor Leilers. Dome and Domino Caprain. Traffic Squad. Blue Cards. Ambilion halh no resi. MUENZ, CLARA TMEUNZIEI Minor Leirer. 27 Chevrons for Baskerball. Capiainball. Swim- ming. Hockey. Dancing. Leaders Club. Sec. io Mr. Foersier. Sec. +o Miss Merz. Blue Cards. Ju- nior Arisla l4l 9 P. S. A. L. Pins. Baskeiball and Capiainball ieams. Runner-up June, I932. Her unexringuished laughrer shakes lhe skies. MUIR, STANLEY TSANDYI Track '32. R. R. and R. H. H. VS. for lnrerclass Baseball. Swim- ming Award. P. S. A. L. Pins. Class Nighi Commiifee. Service Squad. Pres. and Vice Pres. Hi-Y Club. Leaders Club. Blue Cards. Casr Laiin Pageant Cau- cus Delegare. And say ro all The world, This is a man. MULLER, RUTH IMULLERJ NUsher. Minor Leffers. Sword Socieiy. Baskeiball. Hockey and Capiainball Teams. 25 Chev- rons. Presideni' 5'rh Term Class. Jr. Arisla. Blue Cards. 8 P. S. 1 A. L. Medals. Scholarship Pins. Age cannor wirher her, nor cus- Tom siafe her infiniie varieiy. NACHTRAB, VIOLET IVII Junior Arisfa. Scholarship Pin. Blue Cards. Swimming. Chev- rons. Secrefary fo Miss John- sfon. Thy modesfy's a candle fo fhy merif. NAPOLI, JOSEPH Rifle Team. Rifle Club. Infer- class Baskefball. Pafrol. N. R. A. Awards. Dome and Domino Capfain. Alfernafe for Sfh Term Office. Dramafic Club. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Awards. Friendship is The wine of life. NAPOLIN, SEYMOUR Sec. Camera Club. Pres. En- gineering Clug. Chemisfry Club. Inferclass Baslcefball. For science is, like virfue, ifs own exceeding greaf reward. NEVyMAN, ...WINIFRED .,.IWIN- NIS Baslcefball Chevrons. Swimming Chevrons. Sec. fo Miss John- sfon. Blue Cards. Those aboul' her From her shall read fhe perfecl' ways of honor. NOVAK, HELEN Blue Cards. Scholarship Pin. Dancing Club. Walking. Swim- ming. Baslcefball Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Pins. Newman Club. Many a flower was born fo blush unseen. ORR, VIVIAN IREDI Capfainball. Self Denial Cap- fain. Blue Cards. Swimming. Chevrons. Office Dufy. Ladies, whose brighf eyes rain influence. OSWALD, AL. fozznsy Gym. Sec. lnferclass Baslcefball. Dome Capfain. Band, '3I. P. S. A. L. Pins. Hail, fellow, well mef. PASCUZZO, ROS7 Scholarship Pins. Junior Arisfa. Senior Arisfa. Chevrons. Tennis and Capfainball. Blue Cards. Dome and Domino Capfains. Program Commiffee. Sec. fo Miss Gallo. Office Dufy for Miss Leefe. French Club. Swim- ming. PETTY, EDNA IEDDIEI Sec. fo Mr. Afwafer. Sec. fo Dr. Thomas. Blue Cards. Swim- ming. G. O. Caucus Delegafe. G. O. Capfain. You drop rnanna in fhe way of sfarved people. PHILLIPS, HARRY lnferclass Soccer. '28. lnferclass Baskefball. R. H. H. S. Medal. Traffic Squad I9Ol. Usher Squad The laborer is worfhy of his re- ward. PLATTNER, CLARA Sec. fo Dr. Thomas. Sec. fo Mr. Afwafer. Blue Cards. Dome Cap- fain. Pafience is power. POKORNY, ROBERT IBOBI Varsify Rifle Team '3l. '32. Treasurer of Rifle Club. Dis- finguished Rifleman Medal. Or- chesfra 3 years. Columnisf for Domino. Senior Arista. Chess Club. Engineering Club. English Honor Class 7 and 8. Blue Cards. Major Leffer. Traffic Squad. l never dare fo wrife as funny as I can. PRIGGEN, MARTHA IMARTYI Junior and Senior Arisfa. Scho- larship Pins. I7l Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medal. Sec. Senior Arisfa. Sec. fo Miss Mefz. Miss McKay. and Miss Difhridge. Blue Cards. Capfainball Cham- pionship Pin. Traffic Squad. I3l English Honor 7 and 8. Caucus Delegafe. A phanfom of delighf. QUARBERG. THELMA Secrefary Girls' P. T. Office. Secrefary Grade Adviser's Of- fice IMiss Kochl. Blue Card and Chevrons. As chasfe as unsunn'd snow. RAUTH, JOHN OrchesTra '29, '30, '3l: Dome CapTain, lnTerclass BaskeTball, Baseball, Soccer. SkeTch Club I93I. Squad Leader. G. O. Class RepresenTaTive lSenior Classl. Tralilic Squad '31, '32. NoThing is impossible To indus- Try. RAVENY, JAMES lnTercIass Baskerball and Base- ball. Junior ArisTa. An aTlable and courTeous genTle- man. RECHTMAN, HELEN lPEANUTI DramaTic Club l3 Termsl. Swim- ming Chevrons CapTain Ball Chevrons Girl Re- serves l2 Termsl, Junior ArisTa. Pan American Club. The grass sToops noT, she Treads on 'iT so lighT. REDLING, JACK DramaTics l3 Termsl. Junior Ar- isTa. WresTling Squad l3 Termsl. Floor Manager Domino l3l Termsl. Treasurer 5Th Term. Vice- PresidenT 6-Th Term. SecreTary 7Th Term, Senior ArisTa. Chair- man Senior Prom CommiTTee. Member Knocks and BoosTs CommiTTee. SecreTary Tor Mr. Ull'man.'FooTball Squad '3l. No Tears dim The sweeT look ThaT naTure wears. REED, EDYTHE Blue Cards. Swimming Chevrons. CapTain Ball Chevrons. Member of The Spanish Club. SecreTary To Mrs. GoeTchius. ' PaTierice is a necessary ingred- ienT of genius. REPETTI, ROBERT IBOBI VarsiTy FooTball '3l, '32, Junior VarsiTy FooTball '30, lnTerclass Soccer. Baseball '29, Traffic Squad. Commercial Club. Pres- idenf 8Th Term English Club. Dornino CapTain. Bank CapTain. A mind quiTe vacant is a mind disTressed. RICH, ALICE P. S. A. L. Medal. Walking Chevron. Capfainball Chevrons. Swimming Chevrons. Columbine Club.. Props and PainTs. Junior and Senior DramaTics. Blue Cards. SecreTary To Mr. AT- waTer, A,-helpTul,' energeTic lass. - .gy , , - -' . ... 7 - i.-..fff'ss... lm ...seem ' .al ll ,f -. ' fz 1 f ' T' 1. ' I - Q l 'A ' i 1 'ZMQS4' iii .: . s 'S f '-iffi - .-2353 pr y . 7 U , sg U, -- v ,,js:,,...,.sz..g '48 522251255- -wfcs U W. i I 1 1 4 L y xxx, EQ Q l .... .. , 5 , . sw c , , 1 ce ' Ti f iw-', ' a... 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Numerals., Glee Club '28, Dome and Domino. Locker Room Sec- reTary, '3l. Annex TraTTic Squad. Treasurer Ping Pong. Blue Cards. There is no knowledge ThaT is noT power. ROBINSON, HELEN lCHUBBYI Junior and Senior Dramafics. 6 P. S. A. L. Medals, 20 Chev- rons. Bronze and Silver Swim- ming Pins. Runner-up BaskeTbalI Team. Arl' EdiTor Class Book. Flower girl in Spring Play, Pan- American Club. Honor Roll Cer- TiTicaTe, Blue Cards. Traffic and CafeTeria Squads. Self-denial, G. O. and Domino CapTain. SweeTer also Than honey and The honeycomb, ROES, RICHARD InTerclass Soccer and Baseball. SecreTary To Mr. HoTfman ll yearl. Blue Cards. Wifh a smile childlike and bland. ROPER, MABEL Junior ArisTa, Scholarship Pin. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medal. Swimming. Capfainball and Walking. English CommendaTion. English' Honor. 7 Blue -Cards. SecreTary To Mr. Dann. G. CapTain. Caucus DelegaTe. I She ThaT has paTience -may com- pass anyThing. ROTUNDO, JOSEPH lROTOI lnTerclass BaskeTball. Chess Club. HisTory Club. Secrefary of Mod- el Club. Dome - Domino Cap- Tain. Blue Cards. A friend is worfhiall hazards we can run. ' RYAN THOMAS TOM - I I InTerclass Soccer, '28, Baseball, '3O. Swimming, '30, Pan Ameri- can Club. Newman Club. Dom- ino CapTain. He knows whaT is whaT. SAITTA, MARIE Blue Cards. Swimming Chevrons. Basketball Club. WorTh our beTTer knowledge. SAVERY, KATHRYN Scholarship Pin. Secreiary To Mr. Ullman I7, 8l. Swimming. Blue Cards. Rich in good works. SCHEIBEL, EDWARD Blue Cards. Junior ArisTa. Chess Club. Engineering Club. Ger- man Club. SecreTary To Mrs. .RichTer. SecreTary To Miss Turk. Domino CapTain. For he can figure Time o'day, And oTher Things, by algebra. SCHENCK, ARTHUR IARTIEI Blue Cards. Junior ArisTa. Scho- larship Pin. Engineering Club. InTercIass BaskeTbaIl. Treasurer oT Senior Class. The more The man knows, The more worThy he is. SCHERR, JAMES IJIMI Business Manager oT Domino T932 I2 Termsl. Senior and Ju- nior ArisTa. Scholarship Pin I5 Termsl. HisTory Club. Press Club. Engineering Club. Chairman, Membership Club CommiTTee oT ArisTa lFaII '32l. Class NiTe CommiTTee. InTercIass Baseball. BaskeTbaII. G. O. Caucus Dele- gaTe' I7 Termsl. Blue Cards. His mind on iTs own cenTer sTands unmoved. SCHLOW, WILLIAM Blue Cards. Minor IeTTers. 6. O. DelegaTe. Junior VarsiTy FooTball '29, '30. InTerclass Baseball. OT- Tice 'D'uTyi 56. Junior ArisTa. En- gineering Club, So much is a man worTh as he esTeems himself. ' SCHNUPP, FLORENCE ISCHNUPPEEI From Girls' Commercial High School. Vice-PresiclenT oT The Girl Reserves, '32 Basketball and CapTainbalI. HearThsTone Club. Commercial Honor Socie- Ty. Pan American Siudenf League. Emergency Room Aide. Blue Card. SecreTary To Mr. Kerling. Swimming Chevrons. The king himself has followed her, when she has walk'd before. SCHUMACHER, EDITH IEDIEI Junior ArisTa. Scholarship Pin Blue Cards. Traffic Squad I2 Termsl. Chevrons. Walking Club. SecreTary of English 7-I Class. Caucus DeIegaTe. English 8 Honor Class. Honor CerTiTicaTe. Peace rules The day, where reas- on rules The mincl. SCHWENK, WILLIAM ' IBILLIEI Swimming Team. Engineering Club. Pan American Club. His- Tory Club. Baseball Junior Var- siTy. German Club. Blue Cards., Junior ArisTa. P. S. A. L. Pin. Dome CapTain. TraTiic Squad. InTerclass BaskeTbaII. A friend is, as iT were, a second self. - SENIW, MARIE L. Chevrons Tor BaskeTbaIl. Cap- Tainball. Walking Club. Tennis, Championship Pin Tor Capiain- ball. Hockey. SecreTary To 'Mr. Campbell. Newman Club. P. S. A. L. Medals. Floor Manager oT Dome. Blue Cards. ' The very pink of perTecTion. SHAPIRO, DIANA IDII SecreTary To Mr. Wagler. Sec- reTary To Mr. Campbell. Self- denial CapTain. Domino Cap- Tain. Hockey. Tennis and Walk- ing Chevrons., And daughTers someTimes run oTT wiTh The buTIer. SHAW, ADELE IDELEI SecreTary To Miss LeeTe -I3 Timesl. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Traliiic' Squad. CapTain Ball. Walking Club. Swimming. Span- ish -Club. 'I-IearThsTone Club. Caucus DeIegaTe. She wears The flower oT beauTy upon her. SILVERSTEIN, DOROTHY IDOTI Scholarship Pin. Junior ArisTa. Domino STaTF. Journalism Club. Press Club. DramaTics. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Medals. Chev- rons. English Honor 8. SecreTary To Miss SchlachTer. Traliiic Squad. , For she was ies' The quieT kind. SLAVICKAS, Baskefball. ming. Blue Man Club. ALBINA IALI Capfainball. Swim- Cards. Junior New- Girl Reserves. Pres- idenr Hearfhslone Club. '32. Chevrons. Domino CapIain.Self- denial Caplain. G. O. Capfain. Ari Ediror Class Book. Far off her coming shone. SMITH, DOROTHY Office duly. Chevrons. Assislanl in Library. Blue Cards. Orches- 'rra in 90. . A lender smile, our sorrow's on- ly balm. SMITH, HELEN J. Leader of Sword Sociefy. Jun- ior Arisia. Blue Cards. Chev- rons. P. S. A. L. Medals. Sec- re'Iary Io Mr. H. While. Minoi ' Lelrers. Leaders' Club. Flower' ' Yi' Commillee. Secrerary Io Missy MacLaughlin. Capfainball. Bas- Iv, kefball. Baseball Team. Vice- Presidenl 5+h 'term Class. Ihe way. SMITH, JOHN B. III. ISMITTYI Junior Arisia. Orchesfra and Band I2 yr.I Blue Cards. Mod- el Club. Class Numerals. Infer- class Baskefball. Inlerclass Soc- cer. Spanish Cerfilicafe. Infer- class Swimming. Chess Club. They say, besr men are molded our of ihoughls. SOGGA, TILLIE Swimming Chevrons. Blue Cards. Hislory Club. Program Commil- Iee. Clerical Work. All Things come round Io fhem who will buf wail. SOLOMONIC, HELEN G. O. Caplain June '32, Self- denial Caplain Seplember '32. Assislanl Io Miss Lee'Ie in '32. Hearlhsione Club. Blue Cards. For never any Thing can be amiss When simpleness and duly lender il' STEINBOCK, MARVIN Junior Arisfa. Blue Cards. Inl- erclass Baskeiball. Inlerclass Soc- cer. Dome and Domino Cap- Iain. Office Dufy Annex 56. From Ihe crown of his head Io ihe sole ol: his feel. I-le is all mirfh. f. sf E I , P I ,,. iz' V ' ,fe e I vi ...sg iv I 1. K if A4, , II A I! - -- as I ,122 ' i rrre . S. - ' GX' - . .,. . 3 . I ,fi e ii . ' I 'P --sf Q IJ f is. iiiiai is I f A I 3 'Tis beauly calls, and glory showsxsxf I , ...es J -I ff Q I ' as ssr -I' X ii, . 4 W I ' n .,fi Lk K VV -- zo-asf.. W, .....f. s f - f If -f I., M.. ., . .I , sw, I . 5, ,, . . ,H g.. 1 . ,STS ,L 1 .E 5 - . iss -,.s--g, ,- - -lf H I4 , A ' I .ff ' . or , .. . . -as ' fries. 1 is .M 1 .,,. . ,. ...... - ...r I ibm QM f I li IMI! . I' I Y 6 I . .. Q 'RM , I I x N' X 4 as N . I ,ff 1. I if . I2 1 I eief X g x , ,, 1 i .1 - .4- STEINERT, ANN G. O. Capfain. Secrerary 'Io Miss Manfred. Swimming Chev- rons. Blue Cards. Be 'ro her virrues very kind, Be 'ro her faulls a liffle blind. STEINMANN. JOHANNA IJO- JOI From Franklin K. Lane High School. Her wil is more 'rhan man. STELLING, ELSIE Scholarship Pins. Junior Arisfa. Secrelary 'ro Mrs. Byron. Sec- relary 'Io Mr. Srilson. English Honor Class 7, 8. Blue Cards. German Club. Bank Caplain. English Commendalion, Term 4. Chevrons. Program Commif- fee. A fender hearl, a will inflexible. STEVENSON, EUGENIA IJEANI Senior Swimming Pin. Baskefball. Chevrons. Swimming Chevrons. Secrefary Io Miss Schlachlrer. Blue Cards. Domino Caplain. Parience and genfleness are pow- er. STOCK, ARTHUR IARCHIEI lnferclass Soccer, '28 and Bas- kelball Club, '3l, '32. Jay Vee Foofball Annex 90. Blue Cards. Caucus Delegare. Afhlele Pin. Pan American Club. Dome and Domino Capfains. Traffic Squad. Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more! STOCK, DOROTHY IDOTI Sword Sociery. Blue Cards. Lea- ders' Club. Baskefball. Caplain- ball. Baseball. Secrelary 4-Ih ferm Class. Treasurer Srh Ierm class. Senior Arisfa. P. S. A. L. Medals. Chairman Flower Com- miffee. II' is good To lengrhen fo Ihe lasl' a sunny mood. STUART, DONALD ISTEWI Inferclass Baseball and Soccer, and Baskelball. Jay Vee Fool'- ball. Blue Cards. Dome and Domino Caplain. Caucus Dele- gale. Traffic Squad. P. S. A. L. Pin. I-Ie was wonl Io speak plain and +o Jrhe purpose. STUDT, RUTH Junior ArisTa. Senior ArisTa. Scholarship Pins. P. S. A. L. and Swimming Pin. SecreTary To Mr. ATwaTer. SecreTary To Mr. Wood. English Honor 8. Dome and Domino CapTain. Program CommiTTee. Chevrons. Blue Cards. German Club. A merry hearT goes all The day. STUHRKE, EDNA Senior ArisTa. Junior ArisTa. Scholarship Pin. English Honor 85 English CommendaTion 4. Blue Cards. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Pin. Program CommiTTee. Ger- man Club. Caucus Delegafe. Choral Training. Friendship is a shelTering Tree. STUHRKE, FREDERICK G. O. STore STaTT. Fall '32. G. O. CapTain. Self-denial CapTain. SecreTary To Mr. ProcTor, '29. English Honor 7. Blue Cards. Scholarship Pin 6 Times. Junior ArisTa. Senior ArisTa. Caucus DelegaTe. lmparTially Their TalenTs scan JusT educaTion Torms The man. SULLIVAN, DOROTHY CapTainball Chevron. Swimming Chevrons. Blue Cards. HearTh- sTone Club. Girl Reserves. Re- genTs Honor Roll algebra. New- man Club. My work is noT Till iudgmenT day. TAFT, ADELAIDE Sword SocieTy. HearThsTone Club. HisTory Club. Open For- um. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Med- als. Swimming Pins. Champion Baseball Team. Runner-up Cap- Tainball. BaskeTball Team. Secre- Tary To Mr. ATwaTer. SecreTary To Miss LeeTe. A clear Tire, a clear hearTh, and The vigor oT The game. TERWILLIGER, ROBERT Junior ArisTa. Blue Cards. Chess Club. Lunchroom, '3l, '32, Cap- Tain '32. G. O. CapTain. lnTer- class Swimming. OT such maTerial men are made. TROEMEL, BEN ISAILOR BENI Swimming Team l'3l, '32I. CaT- eTeria Squad 5 Terms. LiTe Guard in Swimming Pool. ATh- IeTic Awards. The seal The sea! The open seal The blue, The Tresh, The ever Treel TRUHE, HELEN Junior ArisTa. Knocks and BoosTs. SecreTary To Mr. Wagler. Secre- Tary To Miss JohnsTon. I8 Chev- rons. 5 P. S. A. L. Pins. ArT Clubs. Program CommiTTee. Blue Cards. English Commenda- Tions. PosTer Awards. CapTain TraTlic Squad 90. IT I chance To Talk a liTTIe wild, Torgive me. TURNBULL, WILLIAMISHORTYI Blue Cards. lnTerclass BaskeTball. Chess Club. English Honor Class. Caucus Delegare. ShorT as a dream. UNGER, ELSIE Junior ArisTa. I4 Termsl. Scho- larship CommendaTion. Swim- ming Chevrons. Her modesT look a coTTage mighT adorn. USSAK, SAMUEL J. V. FooTball '29. J. V. Base- ball 29. 'CapTain of Service Squad '32. CapTain Hall PaTrol '29, '30, '3I. Dome Board. Dom- ino STaTT. SecreTary To Mr. Kiso. PrinT Shop. Commercial Club. Pan American Club. NaTure has Tramed sTrange Tel- lows in her Time. VANDERHYDE, WILLIAM IBILLI lnTerclass Baseball. Soccer. FooT- ball, and BaskeTbaIl. TraTFic Squad. Dome CapTain. Domino CapTain. NauTical Club. Open Forum. Blue Cards. Creeps in This peTTy pace Trom day To day. VOLKMAN, RUTH IBLONDIEI Senior ArisTa. Junior ArisTa. Scholarship Pin. English Honor CommendaTion. Blue Cards. Or- chesTra. Glee Club. SecreTary To Mr. Behn. G. O. STore. Chev- rons. Publisher Class Magazine. DelegaTe G. O. Caucus. VirTue alone is happiness below. WACKSTEIN, MILTON Blue Cards. lnTerclass Soccer. Chess Club. Engineering Club. Open Forum. Model Club. Class SecreTary To Miss McLees. An- nex FooTball Team. Had a Tongue, yeT was never loud. WALTERS, FRANCES ICOOKIEI Walking lAnnex 56l. Secrefary lo Mr. Valenfine. Secrefary in Publicalions Office and fo Miss Difhridge. Commercial Club Treasurer of Girl Reserves. Hearfhsfone Club. Domino Cap- lain. Blue Cards. To live af ease and nof fo be bound fo Think. WARD, ROBERT Scholarship Pin I4 fimesl. As- sisfanf fo Miss Leefe. Junior and Senior Arisfa. Dome Floor Cap- lain. Domino Capfain. English and Spanish Commendalion. English 7 and 8 Honor. Infer- class Baseball. Soccer. Baskel- ball. His words are simple. And his soul sincere. WASMUTH, ALMA Junior Arisfa. Scholarship Pins. English Commendafions. Blue Cards. Knocks and Boosfs Com- miffee. Open Forum. Rifle Club. Chevrons. English Honor 8. Secrefary 'ro Mrs. Richler. Hon- or Cerfificafes. Her ways are ways of pleasanl- ness and all her paihs are peace. WASSERMAN, RUTH Swimming. Capfainball. Baskef- ball. Dome and Domino Capfain. Self-denial Capfain. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Pan American Club. Girl Reserves. Rifle. To dally wifh wrong, fhaf does no harm. WAYRICK, MARGARET I GlRLIE l Girl Reserves. Hearfhsfone Club. Secrefary fo Miss Manfred. Swimming in 90. Traffic. Cap- lain in 90. Emergency Aid. Blue Cards. Buf pleasures are like-poppies spread You seize The flower, ils bloom is dead. WEBER, MARIE Junior Arisfa. English Commen- dafion. Secrefary fo Miss Gal- braifh. Blue Cards. Secrefary lo Mr. Summerfield. Chevrons. Baskefball. Caplainball. Girl Reserves. Pinafore. Caucus Delegafe. Virfue is like a rich sfone, besl plain sef. WEEKS, EDWARD IEDI Junior and Senior Arisfa. Scho- larship Pin I5 limesl. Varsify Tennis '32. Varsily Chess '3l, '32. Championship. Junior G. O. Presidenl Annex 56. Secrefary Senior Arisla. Lasf Will and Tesfamenf Commiflee. English Honor 8. Silence-fhe grealesl' of all virfues. X- x Z, X N X Q xx? x N5 0 .x il ' J WEISS, MIRIAM L. Secrefary To Miss Mefz. Pan- American Club. From New Uf- rechf High School - N, U. H. S. Capfain. Comef Cap- Iain. Service Squad. Dramalic Club. English Club. Dancing Club. Chevrons for baskefball, and swimming. Glee Club. The more hasfe, ever 'lhe worsf speed. WERTZ, MARY A. Junior Arisfa. Scholarship Pins- l4l. English Cornmendalion. Chevrons leaders Club. Blue Cards. Audubon Club. English Honor Class 7, 8. Caucus Dele- gafe. Program Commilfee. Rifle Club. Honor Cerlificafes. Honor lies in honesl foil. WESLOCK, FRANKLYN Scholarship Pin. Blue Cards. Ju- nior Arisfa. Secrefary of Open Forum. Chess Club. Domino Re- porler Annex 90. Domino Cir- culalion Sfaff. lnferclass Base- ball. lnferclass Baskelball. There are occasions and causes, Why and wherefore in all fhings. WHITE, ABRAHAM IABEI Junior and Senior Arisfa. Scho- larship. Blue Cards. Organizer, Presidenf and Secrelary of Open Forum. Secrefary 'lo Miss Turk. Vice Presidenl of Chess Club. Fencing Squad. Secrefary of Press Club. lnferclass Baskefball. '30 and '32. Dramalics. Domino Floor Manager. Syllables govern The world. WHITE, EARNEST IDUCKYI Varsify Rifle, '30, '3l, '32. Caf- eferia Squad. lnferclass Baskef- ball. lnferclass Soccer. lnler- class Baseball. Engineering Club. '3l. English Cerfificale. Model Club. On 'their own merifs, modesf men are dumb. WILL, MILDRED Tennis Chevron. Swimming Chev- rons. Self-denial Capfain. Pan- American Club. Lafin Club. Class Paper Arf Edifor. Silence is more eloquenf lhan words. WILLOCK, FRED IDUTCHI Varsily Baseball, '29, '30, '3l, 32. Varsify Baskelball, '3l, '32. Varsify Soccer, '29, '30, '3I. Var- sify Foolball, '32. Junior Varsily Foolball, '29, '3O. Junior Varsify .Soccer, '28. lnlerclass Baseball. lnferclass Baskefball, lnferclass Soccer. Squad Leader 5 Terms. Caplain Hall Duly, '3l, '32. Domino Sfaff. -The mosl senseless and fif man. WILSON. GEORGE Junior Aris'l'a i4 lermsl. Scho- larship Pin. Blue Cards. Lead- ers' Club. lnferclass Baskelball. Secrelary lo Mr. Allen. Office Duly Annex 56. Caucus Dele- gale. Q l am slow of sludying. WINDERMAN, EMANUEL lWINDYl , Scholarship Presidenl Open Forum. Vice-Presidenl Open For- um. Dome Slalrl. lnlerclass Bas- lcelball. French Club. l dole on his very absence. WOMACK, JAMES ISNOOK- UMSI Scholarship Pin. Junior Arisla. Blue Cards. Dome Caprain. Do- mino Capfain. English Commen- dalion. He was so generally civil. 'rhal' no one lhanked him for il. WYTNAK, VERONICA Presidenl' of 'Girl Reserves. Mem- ber of l-learlhslone. Newman. Commercial. Honor Sociefy Clubs. P. S. A. L. Medal. Chev- rons. Secrelary To Miss -Leele. Publicalions Office. Blue Cards. Program Commillee lAnnex 56l Caucus Delegafe. Push on, keep moving. ZARRO, LEONORE ILEEI Secrelary Spanish Club '32. Ju- nior Arisla. Blue Cards. P. S. A. L. Pin. Chevrons. Secrelary lo Miss McDowell l2 yr.l Sec- reiary +o Miss Elder. Secrefary lo Miss Prinzing. Program Com- miHee. Pan American Club. Secrefary General Office 56 and Miss Leele's Office. Thoughl is The wind. Knowledge, lhe sail and manlcind, lhe vessel. . ZELKER, JOHN lnlerclass Baslcelball. Swimming. Squad '32. Blue Cards. l'll speak in a monslrous lillle voice. DOME-THIRTEEN ZIMMERMAN. FRANCES Blue Cards. Tennis Chevrons. Swimming Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medal. Dramalics. ll musl be so, for miracles have ceased. ZURN, RlCHARD Senior Class Treasurer. Quill '3l, '32, '33. R. H. H. S. for Base- ball. Junior and Senior Arisla. Scholarship Pin. Domino Col- umnisf. Presiclenl of Pan Ameri- can Club. Presidenl and Organ- izer of Open Forum. Orcheslra al' Annex -56. Chrisfmas Play '3I. English Commendalion. Dra- malic Club. l'll prinl' il and shame Jrhe fools. FREUDENDORF, CHESTER KCHESSI P. S. A. L. Pins. Cross Couniry Team, '3l, '32. Manager '32. The man fhal loves and laughs musl' sure do well. HALL, RUTH Blue Cards. Chevrons. Walking Club. German Club. Hearlh- sione Club. Sec. 'ro Mr. Finni- gan. School Guard. Swimming Pin. A deep calm of idle vacancy. KEMMER, CHARLES K. lnlerclass Baskelball. Soccer and Baseball. Junior Varsily Fool'- ball, '3O. There is always safely in valor. MAYERHOFER, FRED QDUTCHI Transferred from Bishop Laugh- lin olh lerm. Class Secrelary lo Mr. Foole. Class Baskefball. Newman Club. Caucus Delegare. Blue Cards. I am noi merry buf I do beguile The lhing l am by seeming ofher- wise. SCHWENK, Jean Capiainball. Swimming P. S. A. L. German Club. Blue Cards. lnlerscholaslic German. Glee Club. Bul' now my 'raslc is smoolhly done. Last Will And Testament We, fhe deparling Seniors of rhe Class of January, l933, being of avenging mind and grudging memory, do hereby declare 'rhis +o be our Lasr Will and Tesfamenrs TO Mr. Hopkins we leave one pass 'ro 'rhe Sanalorium For The Trearmenf of Nervous Breakdowns. TO Our 'raskmas1'er, Mr. Alwarer, we leave a pipe, an easy chair and a pair of slippers. TO Miss Houghron, 'ro use as she sees fir, Monroe Arnow leaves his marvelous and inherenl spelling abiliiy. TO Docror Thomas, Peggy Doyle leaves a never-ending supply of so wha'rs +o spring on fulure Economics vicrims. TO some of our more prominenl' cars, George Bowdery leaves his indes+ruc+ible curiosiry. TO Miss Voorhees, we leave lhis quo'l'a1'ion for furlher pondering, Varium er mufabile semper femina. TO Miss Leefe, Jimmy Scherr leaves his pei' parrol' Hiawa+ha frained 'ro say, Take a double del'en'rion. TO Miss Swenson, we leave our pa+en'I'ed machine for fhe inflaf- ing of Har zeroes. TO lhe library, we leave our 'failhful ponies. TO fhe baskelball feam, we leave rosy expecrarions and a book of fhe new rules. TO 'lhe 'rrack leam, Slanley Muir leaves a pair of mechanical crul- ches. TO Mr. Wood, we leave lhe Brilish Navy 'For lhe apprehension of +he Pira'les of Penzance. TO Arisla, we leave one slighlly damaged moH'o, ??????. TO Posferify, Bea Deufsch leaves her asfounding colleclion of of- fices and l'i+les lwe said oFficES nol' oFFicERSl. TO lhe ianilor, we leave 'rhe haf on a chandelier in Hazen Hall. TO +he DOMINO Sporl' Slaff, Johnny Gallagher and Tom Hellawell leave a worn our pencil. TO 'rhe Chess Club, we leave one busi' of The Thinker. TO Miss Schlachfer, Seymour Kramer leaves a brighf red rag. TO Mr. Donnelly, we leave a big s'l'ick. TO Mr. Clegg, Emanuel Winderman leaves one lon C3H3lNO3l3. TO Mr. Kunirz, we leave a new broom. 36 THE'SENIOR'DOME Mr. Yoder, we leave a puHy blower +o have some fun wifh. Mr. Hoffman, we leave a flee? of celluloid baH'leships. TO +he Rifle Team, we leave one popgun. TO Miss Krelschmar, we leave some more sfories aboul OSCAR . TO Mr. Campbell, we leave a se'r of unbreakable apparalus. TO Miss Burrage, Corly Mehl leaves his German grammar. TO Miss Aguero, we leave one corner complefely equipped wil'h a dunce chair and accessories 'ro use when necessary. TO Mr. Dann, we leave our mosl' sincere regards and our mosl cheerful smiles. TO TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF I933 ll Q 0 ll per ulfores murlarum Shakespeare, Commercial Edition The world is becoming more malerialisfic each year. Take This excerpl' from TwelH'h Nigh+ as an example of how Shakespeare will be inferprefed fiffy' years hence. lf Music lCanJror's has all lalesl songsl be +he food lBuy Cohen's bread for qualifyl of -love. Play on lCall 0496 for Silvey's Orcheslral Give me excess of i'l', lFrank Kioski, Massager, Removes Excess Fall. Thai surfeiling, fhe appefife llgnaiz Gold, Herring and Appeliz- ersl may sicken lAvenue Paul, 2749 Cul-oil Roadl. and so die. lRichard l-learse, Underlakersl. Thai' s'l'rain again, lJohnson's Trusses and Bracesl il' had a dying fall. lSee The Dive for Dealh al l.oew'sl. Or perhaps anolher passage from fhe same play. Oh lDr. Schmendrick, Painful Denlisll when mine eyes lSee Podos, Jrhe Oplicianl did see Olivia ll-lenry's Olives are The Besll first Mefhoughf. She purged l'he air lRashinsky, Rashinsky, Rashinsky and McCormack Exlerminalors Exlraordinairel of pesfilence lQuick, l-lenry Jrhe Flill. And +hen was I +urned info a hari' Ulead Ely Culberisonz l-low 'ro Trump wilh l-learisl. And my desires lWhy have suppressed desires? Lei Arluro leach you how lo Dancel like 'Fell and cruel hounds lMarie's Pei' Shopl. E're since pursue me. If you in+end pursuing me 'For fhis heresy, l know a good lawyer l can gef 'For you wholesale. Yours insincerely, Monroe Arnow, '33. THE'SENlOR'VDOME 37 ON HAIR CUTS The comparafive obscurify in which 'I'he quainf cusfom of hair cuf- fing has been allowed fo exisf is deplorable. Since fhe 'I'ime when a bowl was firsf overfurned on someone's head and fhe hair profruding rudely hacked away, counfless heroes have gone unsung wifh nof even a bard 'Io celebrafe fhe agonies fhey suffered. Now I do nof wanl' fo be a bard. Indeed, fhere is nofhing I would less prefer fo be accused of. Bul' considering 'I'he huge amounf of fime fhe human male spends in periods in which he eifher resembles a collie or fhe resul'I' of a massacre, I cannol' allow fhe pagan rife of 'I'he 'Deparfure of fhe Hair' fo go un- wepf, unhonored. Nol' many people realize how inevifable is fhe haircuf, and how fufile. Millions have become slaves before 'Ihe barber. They have re- signed fhemselves fo a life of misery, and so symbollic is 'I'he haircu'I' of forfure I'ha'I when a means for execufing criminals by elecfricify was discovered and a name soughf for if, fhe old barber-shop ferm, In fhe chair, was adopfed. The average person wouIdn'I' give a plugged copper 'Io wifness 'rhe deafh of anyone by being separafed from his hair. Unfold numbers of people will sfand before a barber's window on fhe prefexf of reading an adverfisemenf depicfing Uncle Sam af- fired in a blue coaf, delicafely sfriped 'rrousers wifh a red and whi'I'e mofif, blue Spangled 'rop haf, and a goafee, felling 'rhem fhis is Na- fional Somefhing Week, iusl' fo see a rafher corpulenl' person in 'I'he chair frying af one and fhe same 'lime 'Io chuckle over 'Ballyhoo' and sfill avoid being nicked. I had always wondered why barbers had such magazines in 'I'heir shops. Buf when I sfopped 'I'o reconsider 'rhal' den- fisfs also have fhem, I clearly saw fhal' fhis musl' be an aH'emp'I' fo fake fhe pafien'r's mind off his hair while faking fhe hair off his mind. If used fo be fhaf long hair was a symbol of power. Perhaps if sfill is. Buf 'rhe power has allocafed ifself wifh fhe ofher sex, regardless of hair. If was deemed more becoming by some man's wife, especially disgusfed by his soup sfraining habifs, fhaf her husband have less hair on his head. Applicafion of fhe bowl and ax mefhod may have less- ened fhe amounf of hair, buf I cannof see fhaf in revealing 'Ihe mis- shapenness of a skull, one can be compensafed for an exisfence froughf wifh so many dangers. Af leasf fhe Greek Gods fhoughl' so foo. Plufo wore long hair, fho his wife forced him fo resfrain fhe acfivifies of his beard, and Poseidon Ie'I' his hair hang iusf as if he had come from fhe 38 THE'SENIOR'DOME wafer. Apollo, no maPPer how many oPher kinds of a fool he may have been, IeP his hair hang. OP course, Hermes had his shorP, buP he had Phe alibi of wind resisPance. Hercules coiffeur resembled PhaP of a bull, while Zeus was under Phe impression PhaP Phe bears had Phe righP idea and played iP for Phe fall, leaving only his eyes and nose Po show. BuP civiIizaPion has advanced, maybe, and wiPh iP has come Phe barber shop, ineviPabIe since no genius of Phe indusPriaI revoIuPion has yeP paPenPed an invenfion wherewifh a man mighP cuP his own hair. In Phe naPuraI course of evenPs, iP came Po have Phe funcPion of blood IePPing, and aIPhough Phe medical profession has deprived if of mosP of Phis Prade, iP sPiII conPinues Po exercise Phis privilege in some small measure. The chief funcPion of Phe barber shop is noP, as mighP be supposed, hair cuPPing. IP is gossip. Or raPher iP was before women began Po have Pheir hair cuP. Prior Po Phis era, 'Phe barbers Palked Pheir cusPom- ers inPo a coma, buP now Phey haven'P a chance. The compePiPion is Poo sPiff. Before Phis Pime, however, Phe barber shop carried on in brisk compePiPion wiPh 'Phe daily newspapers and Phe Encyclopedia BriP- Pannica . One could secure, incidenfal Po a hair cuP, informafion rang- ing from how many runs Phe Yanks would geP Po how Po change lead inPo inPo silver. The barber had an inexhausfible supply of sPories wiPh which Po beguile his cIienPs while he separafed Phem from Pheir hair. Now Phe woman rules, and Phe barber performs, wiPh a look of genPIe melancholy on his face. Tho long hair s+iII may conquer, her influence will always remain. The hairpin has always been Phe scepPre wiPh which woman ruled Phe world and she 'couIdn'P give iP up for a Iong Pime. BuP in Phe Pime she Pried, she made of barbers a sullen, morose class of men who where once Phey would have been filled wiPh Machiavellian glee now apaPhePicaIIy chip off a piece of ear. The hairpin is indeed Phe main- spring of Phe world and I remember iP as Phe mainspring of mosP of my childish invenPions, I have a greaP regard for hairpins. Discussing again Phe barber shop, iP is by no means a recenP in- sPiPuPion. To quoPe Tarper's Classical, Phe common people of Rome frequenfed Phe barber shop, which was Phen famous for Phe gossip re- Pailed Phere. Razors were used, and sPray hairs which escaped were plucked ouP wiPh Pweezers. PaPienPs saP on sPone seaPs. The hair was coiled by women inPo huge piles and skewered wiPh enormous hairpins. This bears ouP all I was saying. IP is also inPeresPing Po noPe PhaP Roman women, assuming PhaP genPIemen prefer blondes, imporfed flaxen wigs THE'SENIOR'DOME 39 from Germany, bul' discovering fhey were in error, reverfed +0 lype aboul' 300 B. C. Thai' was my lasl' digression on lhe ancienls. l should now like ro discuss +he ac'rual opera+ion. I+ used +o be lFui+, full, or somelhing, as Cicero would sayl when 'I'he slogan of +he class was Three barbers, no wai+ing, +ha+ one was subiecl +o 'l'he royal will and imperious eye of l'he barber, and when his maiesly was ready, he would do you +he favor of removing your hair. Now, wifh lhe slogan corrupled by +he omission of no +o Three barbers wailing, one's mere arrival galvan- izes info a 'Frenzy of ac'l'ivi+y 1'hree morose, dispiriled-looking individ- uals, +he firsf of whom snafches your hal, lhe second of whom propels you inl'o a chair, and 'rhe lasl' of whom raps a long roll of somefhing around your neck. The pa'rien+ is liberally supplied wil'h magazines, and while one opera'I'es, fhe o'l'her 'I'wo coach 'from +he sidelines, growing vis- ibly brighler each lime a mishap occurs. Finally, you are lovingly de- luged wi1'h some liquid, your haf is delicalely crammed on your head, and you are propelled oul' of lhe door sans sevenly-five cenls, sans hair, sans everylhing. All is losl' save honor. Taking i+ all info accoun+, i+'s a disgusling cuslom. And +here's nolhing you can do aboul' if. ix ' 1. 'Q 'rmglxl 9 I c K E 'Tu' fi ll lllllllxii W CLASS SINSERS 40 THE'SENlOR'DOME OR'DO 2 o. o 0 D. L. O I-0- fi Think Who AcTuaIIy nl: hi T They 1. 0 D. 'U D. AII The News ThaT's UnTTT To PrinT Ill -I- :s :: .c U5 : O D 'L' ru nd One-H 66 Price-On IT THE GRAFTIC STAFF makers 6, Sam I-Iill O--ThaT play was a real run- OT course, you could use a glass bealcer, or . . . . I . beck: he W 5 I I- ICI 'III even an old cup-buT why noT do The Thing EdiTor-in-Chief IIUST an ornamenT. he Thinks Sfeam-roller? ploirdooquawi-Zu' Iyguslgsenwgv 'Sa rigm? Next pour Jrhe add SIOWIY IMO Ihe Work 'S VUT9eTl Abe Wh'Te- S I-I.II I . b '. IO ,ID bealfer. Never pour The bealcer inTo The acid, as Managing EdiTor Ibesides doing pracTicaIIy all em T -een U5'eh5' e Te5'enS' em' T' S en a Tremendous heaT is evolved which mighT ruin The worlc, he's The brains oT The ouTTiT as weIII WheT have You' Be'ler'mekers-unseemed' The YOUT Ce'nnI9leX'en' Then- 9enTIY helehnel The V'nQ Bob Pokom game is now seven cases IhospiTalI old. And, oh beTween your TirsT Tinger and Thumb, on your F I J, - CI R I, C 7 -I-II yes, The Sam I-IiII eleven made Two Touchdowns, l'TTIe TInQeT end Thumb 'T YOU e e IeTT'hended- ee 'e T'Te 5 an ePe e 5 I TeZY' eY Seven Held- OaIS and-Wen Ihays an N07 Ask drop iT inTo The acid. IT noThing happens, your have To be CTETZYTI Ed Weeks- 6ee 9e B0ehIeT- R, I g ' ' ' ring is all gold. IT, however, dense clouds OT and lasT and probably IeasT, STephen GuTy. 'hey' I brown gas are evolved, IT The acid Turns bluish- Office BOY JaniTor. Errand BOY- ancl PrinTer's De You Thmk TT will Teln Tn Time TOT The game green end The 'The TeP'ClIY el'n n'5he5 Tn 5'Ze- Devil-Momoe Amow Ianas .Ii-.I Tomorrow? you've been gyppetd. The ring conTa'ns copper. OTher scores, by courTesy oT The Moron Mi- Ifexnel QT.YI?U+hSUTVII'e The.CI3e5. eITTeelff YOU Ieenc . . I aways rm e ni rnc acl -Ius as a sor o . PLATFORM meograph and Grapevine Service, Inc.. I punIShmenI Im being Such 5 Iackass. Abe Wh'Te: Vvmners Losers Undeewled As usual, behind all This nonsense, your Tav- I. A minimum oT news. FGW DOWN 7 G0 BOOIT1 7 Peffle? oriTe coIumnisT IahemII has concealed a real 2. A kennel in. The basemerfr TOI' every CIOQI. Manchu I4 SmiTIq O gem oT inTormaTion. Science has been broughT ii iiiii igifsmfi ThisOiQafiffi3ni2Jf'iS,ieamS' Amee' 6 Umphcay 7 8 'my 2 Inigofliiiyaiaiiy gliiiovloffnigsrsniiirflenilefipisi- 5. A law making IT IVTIIOOQSIIDIG TOY SCIWOOI Colomal NOTTG ing Throwing parTies To ceIebraTe our gradua- IournaIisTs To Tail. Dehne 4 Dame 76 Tion, aTTer Tive or six years OT hard! worlc. And 6. An allowance oT Ten laTe passes To every Ilzigures don'T lie, buT liars can malce Tigures The old quogfion pops up again.- WI,e+ -IO CIO we also compuTe income-Taxes as a side-Iine.I When The IOGFIY SIGFIS TO lee? Well. There IS EDITORIAL really only one soluTion7 play one oT The Tine -- LETTER T0 'I'I-IE EDITQR games ThaT have been devised Tor IusT such a IevenTs OT recenT Times cause .us To pause and Delar Sir, d In -HI. I d Id Ik il::jhTgo:In.IheXAC3aaIci gpd 223 oTDETheloUQuxySgjnITh-pl' review cerTaln rules oT behavior which every em Qne Ue 'nQ. 'S eT'n en Wen I' e play SereeIe? If he Says yes' go ahead. If he loyal Richmond Hill sTudenT should Tollow. Y0UV.heIP 'VI ef'5WeV'nQ ei Tew VeTY PeTFJleX'n9 doesn'T-oh well, he'd probably geT sore any- Ilirslfl when you feel Ilqe Impulse +0 IeI+e cIuesTions which have worried me ThroughouT my way. I l I I your nails, 'grab your neighbor's hand and biTe enTire high school career. IIT you can call iT I Heres heW Te PleY Th'5 deI'9hTTUI I'TTle Iees' his. You can Thus preserve ThaT school-boy ma- such.I Tl'TlIe'h Genes Teeny guese as yOu.C.en awaken' . I Wh d 6 O d S7 an ave em Ioin hands in a semicircle. Then nicure. I I I Y O We I9eY OUT - - ue - lead The vicTim ouT lnTo Tull view, open his coaT Dogs have been see roaming around The IZI Who receives The money we pay? and Sick e funnel In III5 beII. EXIDIGIII IO Mm F C U7 building wiThouT any place To resT. Will you i3i Why is iT ThaT Richmond Hill's TooTball wiTh a sweeT smile ThaT you are going To puT a allow iT To be said oT your school ThaT members Teams always end up aT The boTTom? elruiefieilii 02. nls fifilnenead. ang if he Chan iucigqle icih - 'i - - - . . . .. ... I o e up o is nose an rom Tere rop O e Cinme famly are imsireaied m HHS l4l Whai 'S Jflial' Rlchmond H'll Spmf We iT accuraTel inTo The Tunnel in his belT. he can School Whlch does mf prowde kennels? You near SO mUCl1 6500? have iT. Ali, The while, a conTederaTe oT yours would be Their lYPe- AggravaTingly yours, has been lurking abouT wiTh a boTTle Tull oT ice- When i-eachers Sii- down' ihey Simi io give one in Despair waTer-and when he sees his chance-Tigure iT you your homework, and ThaT's ThaT. NoThing 0 Om foe yourselves' i i . D l new in ihei- hc Our eeiiey ef mere ,reeks en ihe THE REPLY D This is especially eTTecTive IT The vicTim-is wear- Teachers' chairs is ado Ted we romise ou D O ' D ' mg 5 rgmied iuxedo' gui one lorecauhon-be lo ' p Y ear ne ln esleelr- sure he is aT leasT Tour inches smaller Than you. Pleniy Of NOVGHY- C5iCl'I OH? El1l'1l'1l1l'L? We li iT were noT Tor sTudenTs such as you, l won- knew you would, der whaT Richmond Hill High School would do. . . I shall be delighTed To answer such viTal ques- GIRL AS POR-l-lA lN MERCHANT OF VENlCE IThe oTher poinTs oTIThe plaTTorm eirpicain Thzm- Home FORGE-i-S LINES - FRESH MEAT TODAY se ves, so we wonT pie IT on very T ic in or ,er iiend 2i-We pay our 6. O. dues ,ie ihe .L i . To Till up some more space, buT we do promise ieechers so ihei ihey Cen have boih Spending A novel scene was enapTed m.Hazlng Hall To keep To our plaTTorm as long as The p esenT money and lunch money. AnoTher cuT goes To ife5ie'feleY Wnen lVl'55 l'l'eVneH l-UCIG i0VQ0l' ner Snow remains on The ground, 'l'l'lG O'iLilCSf'S i'l'l16l S Wl'1y 'l'l'lSy Call :nes In her role Oil: Porilla' was deesin --G' O.---Gees ie ihe Officers. The PushcarT-Peddler oT Milwaukee , wriTTen ...oi 3-Our Teams are noieci for iheir heavy- iby some o5schLifci.drangiTiET oT The sixheenTh ceen- . . ur nam , ' '- SAM HILL ELEVEN STEAM-ROLLERS WSWS- new bode MVS S' T- See Ousiy iiyffg +0 2.1220+i.ei+ii5?iUrWpfe.fnEdZ' Physics Teacher. . . . Y BQII-ER,MAKER5 A . H UH genius, Mr. RoberT Pokorny. Miss Lucia was boiil-nfl Cilgloglenengenfarlelii aiilelrgic igleelerllje supposed To enTer The courTroom aT The psy- The Sam. HilliTes railroaded The Boller-makers Siereisl iiliih Sin' Feemcer Jemeieeyeivenuei g i3:5lZ9'S2LI:'el02ien:iEngesjigfe 5eCi:2ev5iiY+t0l'lgluIli05e Tomorrow in a perTecTly swelleganT sTyle,. Tenk ifeei, One on e Jewish meineyiender eboui noi YOU! The game STarTs prompTly aT TWO-Tnureen THE LOW-DOWN leTTing any blood drip. UT seems The courT iusT and iT was a pippin. KreskishnoTsky, ThaT greaT By B05 Pokomy had a new ca.rpeT insTalled and They didn'T wanT TighTi.ng Irishman oT The Boiler-makers, is Taking Ne deubi ihe Seniors who were siuek Wiih ZnThef?reaegefzeeieeoufesFleeegdehneilgfgleiidleeii oTT his helmeT so he can hlT Them harder. An- rings and pins iespecielly -ihose Si-Lick Wiih pinsi Poriie nee Harrie-H Lucie for ie iq i. ' i , , , , . , go er :nes as oTher Team coming ouT-whaT, The Sam Hill? are now wondering how much They mighT be heve Said 3 Oi, 7 iimesl which resuiieei in some The air aT The sTadium is considerably milder- able ie Pawn inelf eilleged IeWel Y er- Annel' uproarious Tun Tor The audience. Imagine The The oTTicials are piping The Boiler-makers' con- ifnjieng reef! Jjiesliijlzloenllngielrge fI!l?e SrijrjeIgViYF humour of The siTuaTion when Minusahair or Shy- versaTion To all parTs oT The Tield. Ah, The kick- meeigse ehemisiry heve been ueeei eensimeiiveiy iflclihgs EjfgizsaSfiiiiieioliielgnielliihjizlllgecl UP OH-Webb l:OOie- 'ine bflllleni- be e'i00ieCl in This case. QualiTaTive analysi , ThaT hiTherTo ' hh i io L ls Onee i i ' i , I . eng T o reasT oT veal and when The deTend Boiler-maker halT-wiT iusT senT a punT Tlylng . . . was conhned To men' OT profound lnTellecT, has ani eciueiiy died from ioss Oi: bioed i.he eueii- Tour yards, seven yards, nine and a hali-and new been lefeniini W'in'n ine Veeeln ei ell- ehce was overwhelmed wiTh laughTer. And when a Sam Hill player picked iT up and ran iT back 1 li YOU are Cleuleiiul eleefli ine Qelel Cenifeni lWIS QOFG dripped all ever. The new carpeT many . n n four inches-iosi e 0 n WOW, hee down-One' inf anyi oT your ring or' pin, simply borrow la people were seen rolling in The aisles. WhaT This h it h i i, it ir h plaTmum beaker and a pmT or so oi nlTrlc acid reporTer cannoT undersTand, however, is The TacT lwoi li 'ee' Our' es Crewmg or ia Ofc ' Trom Mr. Clegg. Make sure ThaT The acid is ThaT Shylock, a Jew. would pay money Tor meaT down. He made lil The SCOFG FLOW ISI BOIl9F- concenTraTed, and ThaT The beaker is plaTinum. which was noT Kosher. SQUAD - 932 FOOTBALL OR'DO Murder in The Making There isn'f any excifemenf in fhe resfauranf business. Thaf's one sure 'rhing, muffered Nancy fo Mamie, anofher waifress. Righf, refurned Mamie wifhouf sfirring. Then nodding her head foward fhe door confinued, Your fum. This conversafion 'look place in a small buf clean and fidy resfau- ranf in New York Cify. The busiesf parf of fhe day was over, and af fhis fime fhere were only a few lafe diners sfill in fhe esfablishmenf. When pafrons came in slowly, Mamie and Nancy fook furns waifing on fhem, and fhis is whaf Mamie meanf when she said, Your fum. Nancy sighed, All righf, l'll waif on him.' The him Nancy referred fo was a fall, disfinguishecl-looking, well- dressed genfleman who walked as if he had had milifary fraining. His shorf cuf hair was gray around fhe femples and his age was probably abouf fiffy years. However, a shorf musfache gave his profession away, and Nancy correcfly guessed 'lhal' he was a docfor. He appeared fo be medifafing deeply upon somefhing and he asked fo be given a secluded spof fhaf was parfly parfifioned off from fhe resf. Nancy handed him a menu wifh a polife buf parroflike, Our blue plafe special is very nice foday, sir. As 'lhe docfor insfead of looking af fhe menu began fo look ouf of fhe window and gave no sign of having heard, Nancy repeafed more loudly. This fime 'lhe docfor sfarfed violenfly. Eh, did you say some1'hing? And leaning in her direcfion he cupped his hand behind his ear. Again Nancy repeafed, fhis 'I'ime slowly and loudly. A fainf smile flickered across fhe docfor's face. You see l'm quife deaf, he said in an apologefic fone. Following Nancy's suggesfion he ordered a blue plafe special and as Nancy clriff- ed away he called affer her fo make if fwo plafes as he expecfed a friend in a few minufes. When Nancy refurned wifh fhe dinner she heard a voice ofher fhan fhe docfor's, and she surmised fhaf fhe docfor's friend had arrived. Sfrangely enough fhe conversafion was in low fones and Nancy won- dered how fhe clocfor could hear. As she came closer she caughf a bi+ of fhe conversafion and fhe words made her sfop suddenly. The newcomer had asked, Wl1af shall we do wifh fhe old lady's body, docfor? If we shoof her we will have fo do somefhing fo fhrow fhe police off fhe frail. Shoofing is foo clumsy, came fhe answer, We can use a poison THE'SENlOR'DOME 45 fhaf is almosf unfraceable and fhe coroner will blame fhe deafh on hearf frouble. The poison gives fhaf effect Nancy quickly came fo a decision. H' was plain enough fo her fhaf she had accidenfally overheard fwo murderers calmly confemplaf- ing a prospecf of fheir frade. She would bring in fhe meal and while fhe villainous docfor and his confederafe were eafing and ploffing she would summon fhe police. She silenfly refraced her sfeps a liffle and fhen sfeeling herself for fhe ordeal, she approached again, fhis fime faking greaf pains fo make as much noise as possible fo inform fhe murderers of her approach. The docfor's confederafe was fall and broad shouldered. He was roughly dressed and needed a shave quife badly. Jusf fhe fype fo be a murderer, fhoughf Nancy as she rouncla ed fhe parfifion fhaf had shielded her before, fhe docfor secrefed an obiecf under -fhe fable wifh a quick movemenf of his hand. However, nof before she had caughf a glimpse of fhe obiecf. Nancy gasped, and affer dumping fhe dishes on fhe fable, she half ran from fhe room. She was posifive of fheir guilf affer she had overheard fheir con- versafion, and fhe evil-looking exferior of fhe docfor's companion, and fhe obiecf she had seen fhe docfor fry fo hide under fhe fable con- firmed her convicfions, for fhe obiecf was small and black and Nancy was sure if was a revolver. She also recalled fhe former suspicious acfions of fhe docfor. When he had come in he had acfed as fhough some vifal problem was weighing on his mind. He had sfarfed violenf- ly as fhough he had a guilfy conscience when she had suggesfed fhaf he order a blue plafe special. He had been fairly near when she had spoken and yef, his companion was now speaking fo him in a much lower fone fhan she had used and he was undersfanding very readily. Nancy feverishly soughf fhe manager, and finally succeeding in her quesf she poured ouf her sfrange fale info his unbelieving ears. He called fhe police alfhough he did so rafher unwillingly because he fhoughf fhe waifress surely musf be misfaken and if she were, +he maffer would be hard fo explain bofh fo fhe police and fo fhe sup- posed murderers. Four policemen arrived in record fime and affer affenfively lisfen- ing fo fhe waifress's sfory, fwo of fhem accompanied by fhe manager and fhe waifress, advanced quickly buf silenfly fo fhe parfifion where fhe villainous assassins were concocfing fheir bloodfhirsfy plan of whole- sale murder. The ofher fwo upon command sfafioned fhemselves af ad- vanfageous posifion near fhe door. As fhe parfy neared fhe parfifion fhey could hear wifh difficulfy 46 THE'SE'Nl'OR'DOME lhe low voices of fhe docfor and his rough confederafe. The police- man in charge advanced caufiously fo lhe 'rhin wall separafing fhem from fhe ploffers and placed his ear againsf a crack. l guess you're righf, lhe seedy looking man was saying. lf we kill him we will have lo gel' rid of lhe old lady foo, and poison will be fhe besl way. Are you sure fhe coroner will call il' hearl' failure and nol' find any lraces of poison? This was enough for l'he policeman and drawing a pisl'ol he iump- ed forward and cried, Throw up your hands. Why, whal's wrong, officer? Began l'he doclor, We- Drop l'hal', yelled fhe policeman, for he had caughf sighl of a black obiecl' in fhe doclor's righl' hand. ln fhe meanfime, fhe ol'her policeman had rapidly run around be- hind fhe fwo men and he foo nolicing fhe black obiecf sprang forward and knocked if from fhe docl'or's hand fo l'he floor, where if was prompf- ly pounced upon by lhe exciled manager. Why, l'his isn'l' a revolver. lf's an ear-phone, broke ouf fhe manager. Then why did you fry fo hide il' when I came in? asked Nancy addressing lhe docfor. He is rafher sensifive aboul' his deafness, and he does nof like 'ro be seen wilh an ear-phone, spoke up lhe docl'or's friend. See here, officer, angrily spuffered fhe clocfor, l'm sure we do nol' deserve fhis freal'menf. The policeman was aboul' fo reply when fhe doc'ror's companion, noficing fhe ferrified look on fhe waifress's face, began lo roar wifh laughfer. l guess we can explain fhis, he began. You see, l'm wriling a book called 'The Sfrange Fafe of fhe Bennefl' Family' and fhe docfor here is helping me. Oh really, you can r iudge me by my clolhes because l've iusf been hiking, he said, nolicing lhe doubfful look on fhe police- men's faces. l fhink I can prove lo you fhaf l am Andrew Scoville, fhe wrifer, and fhal fhis man is Docfor Winsfon, fhe celebrafed and very capable surgeon. The wrifer and docfor esfablished fheir idenfily safisfacforily and leff. When peace was again resfored Mamie walked over fo Nancy and said, Now fhal' we can falk again, please confinue felling me all aboul fhe boring life of l'he poor waifress. Nancy was loo much absorbed in admiring a five dollar bill she had found under one of lhe plafes fo answer fhis sarcasm. Norman Briggs, '33. T-HE'SENI'OR'DQME 47 48 THE'SENlOR'DO GI-IOST-WATC I-I Robin Davien gazed abouf her apprehensively. The empfy faxi, raffling away info fhe disfance, was fhe only sound fo break fhe sfill- ness. Well, m'dear, you begged for if, she muffered grimly, and now you have if. Hah- Behind me lies fhe fown of Ware, Behind, fhe ioys of company- Before me, nof a ghosf in sighf, Before me only gloomy frees! And - fhe House of Clyde! The House of Clyde indeed - a sinisfer sfone mansion several miles from fhe nearesf fown, so mysferious fhaf several movie plofs had used if as fheir cenfral Manse of Murder. Nafurally, being fwo cen- furies old, if was haunfed. The ghosf of Sir Henry of Clyde sfricfly observed fhe conven- fions. Never walking fhe grounds wifhouf wearing fhe cusfomary whife, if always waifed unfil 3 A. M. on Friday fhe fhirfeenfh fo uffer a blood- chilling, demoniacal laugh. Tonighf, Thursday fhe fwelffh, fhere was a dim moon. Despife fhis, Robin wafched on her flashlighf as she ascended fhe gravel walk fo fhe doorway. The insecure, rusfy hook, fasfening fhe roffing wood- en door, yielded fo a kick. The inferior needs no descripfion. If was fhe usual fhingg Robin had seen duplicafes on fhe screen many fimes. Dusf and cobwebs cov- ered a few anfique fables and chairs. She dusfed one of fhe laffer and seafed herself gingerly on if. lf fhe fhing collapses - she murmured. lf didn'f. Candles were exfracfed from her suifcase. These help wonderfully! Now have l fhe nerve fo make a four of fhe house? Come, you coward, - nofhing will bife you! she ad- monished herself severely, and sef off wifh her flashlighf. Robin didn'f make a habif of fhis sorf of fhing. Some one had been needed fo wrife a feafure arficle for fhe Sunday edifion of fhe Clarion. A blood-curdler, especially for people wifh weak hearfs. 'A Nighf in fhe Haunfed House of Clyde.' If'll knock fhem over! explained one of fhe edifors. THE'SENIOR'DOME 49 The whole slall jumped a'l lhe chance. Suds, a red-headed lad wilh whom Robin was elernally bickering, had been chosen lenlalively. Bul Robin oul-pleaded even him, and gol lhe assignmenl. Bul iusl wail- lhe resl said darkly. You'll never slick il oul alone all nigh'l he predicled genially. ll you do, lhough, l'll-l'll 'lake you lo dinner al lhe Waldorf. A shoul wenl up. You're sale in promising il! Munificence can go no farlher! Will you lake her oul wearing The Socks? The Socks were a slanding ioke wi'lh lhe slalil. They were purple and pink plaid, wilh a dash ol crimson and because o'l lhe sensalion, Suds wore lhem conslanlly. The only pair in New York, he always announced proudly. No one doubled il. Neverlheless -Robin was speaking grimly- l shall relurn wilh an aulhenlic ghosl slory, having spenl lhe nighl in lhe House of Clyde. And here she was. Her inspeclion revealed a similar condilion in each of lhe lhirly or forly rooms spreading over several slories. ll was 'len P. M. as she sellled herself in her chair for lhe nighl. lf Sir Henry lakes an evening slroll, won'l l have a sloryl Here's hoping . . . l really am all kinds of a fool 'lo do lhis . . . bul lhe gang will feel 'Foolish when l re'lurn lomorrow .... l always keep my word .... and 'lhis is such lun! Eleven o'clock . . . lwelve . . . one . . . 'lwo . lhe wind howled like a losl soul oulside. Robin shcok oll her drowsiness and shilled her posilion. The candles renewed from 'lime 'lo lime, were burning lower and lower. Wha'l a place for a murder, she lhoughl mechanically-and lhen lhe hackneyed phrase look on a new significance. Robin shuddered, and lried lo lhink of somelhing else. Rals nib- bled wilhin lhe walls. Whal was ,lha'l? .... Somewhere a door had slammed .... hall- pasl 'lwo .... len lo 'lhree .... Robin's drooping eyelids lilled suddenly Foolsleps? .... Yes! Somewhere in lhe upper regions somelhing was moving .... moving .... walking .... louder in a momenl . . . near lhe slairs . . . nearer . . . slowly . . . pal-pal . . . bul surely . . . nearer . . . al 'lhe head of lhe s'lairs .... 50 THE'SENlOR'DOME Robin had fhoughf she was fearless, buf now only ferror glued her fo fhe spof. She was paralyzed .... Sfep . . . sfep . . . sfep . . . unhurried . . . even . . . down fhe long fIigh+ of sfairs-a narrow hall concealed fhem from her . . . closer . . . sfep . . . fhe candles flickered . . . in fhe hall . . . coming . . . coming . . .-af fhe door! A whife figuregyRobin's gaze fraveled from fop fo boffom-shape- less buf fall . . . whife . . . very whife . . . in fhe dim lighf if was aw- full Suddenly Robin found her voice. H' was a liffle shaky as, How will you know when if's fhree o'clock, so you can yodel? she queried brighfly. The figure remained mofionless. Am l infruding? she confinued. Jusf lef me know if you're being inconvenienced! And can'f l open fhe door for you? She carried ouf fhe acfion. The ghosf of Sir Henry glided on. Sfep . . . sfep V. . . wifh majes- fy . . . fhrough fhe open door . . . down fhe walk-a dim shape disap- pearing fhrough fhe frees. The sound of a disfanf church bell came fo Robin's ears as she sfood rigid af fhe door. Af fhe sameyinsfanf fhe famous peal of laughfer rose from among fhe frees . . . rose and died away info fhe sfillness . . . -Robin collapsed on fhe floor, sob- bing hysferically one minufe, laughing fhe nexf. Buf soon she had com- posed herself. And for once liffle Robin almosf losf her nerve! she murmured. Well if's going fo make some sfory! If did! Everyone fook fhe edifor's affifude. My dear, he proclaimed solemnly, you have fhe makings of a fine newspaper woman. Such a flourishing imaginafion is your greafesf assef! On Monday, Robin dined af fhe Waldorf. Suds lif was pay dayl fook her home in a faxi. As he leff her af her door, sfill aimiably quarreling, she called him back. Suds- Yes? Confidenfially - she was going in - fhe nexf fime you play ghosf, don'f wear The Socks under a sheef fhaf's foo shorfl Myrfle llsley, '36. rn-IE-sENloR-DOME sn Foaming were The cups Filled wiih bubb'ling wine: Jesrs were bandied forih Toasrs proposed and quaffed: Through +he noisy mirih Rose an angry shoui: O'er 'rhe laces whife Trickled sireams of red: Oa+hs resounded clear U'Her silence now: You I challenge Sir! Andi accepf your glove! Genrlemen give pause- lnsul+s musl be purged! H Lying 'Tongues musi cease! Now 'rhe space is cleared, Doublels l'hrown aside: Blade caresses blade, Sparkling are 'ihe swords, Sparkling more +he eyes: Use +hy secrel +hrus+! Shouls an eager voice: Dusl' flies from The boards: ENGRAVINGS IN STEEL Round 'lhe circle clear Wary duelisis 'l'read: Husbanding iheir sirengihf Seeking careless guards: Swifily speeds The lunge Cobra's rival-ahl- Slowly drops a sword Foible carmine siained: Slower sinks a form On 'l'he ravern floor: Sinisier 'lhe hue Seeping' rhrough +he lace: Ghasilier l'he hue spreading on fherface ' ' Tor+ured is 'ihe scream . . Of 'Ifhe suFferer's cry: Anguished more fhe face Of rhe vanquisher. Foaming are 'rhe cups Filled wi'l'h bubb'ling wine: Yer 'Phe iesrs are sfilled And no +oas1's are raised. Edward Lucia, ABOUT BEN ADAM The average s'ruden+, may his +ribe increase, Awoke one nighi from a deep dream of peace, And saw wiihin 'rhe moonlighl' in his room- Making ii' rich' like apple sauce in bloom- A whoozis-wriiing in a book of gold: Exceeding peace had made our siudenf bold: So 'lo l'he whoozis in 'ihe room he said, Wha+ wriiesi' +hou? The whoozis raised i'l's head And said wiih voice as genile as a dove, The names of 'lhose who do 'rheir reachers lovel' And is mine one? said siudie. Nay, you bloke,' Replied +he whoozis. Siudie +hen did croak, Bul' cheerily s'rill he said, l pray you migh'l' Wrire me as one who feels 'lhem day and night' The whoozis wro'l'e and vanished. The nexl' eve H' came again, as you shall now perceive, And wro'l'e +he names whom many E's had blesr: And lo-our s'ruden'r's name led all +he resf. '33 Richard Baer, '35 52 THE SENI 0 o E OR DO -ic1c1-.-1ocm:1u:1-1c1m,1c1a.11,1 11 1 Q11 1-1 1:1:1:1:1:1:1o1c1'.:1u1c1:p1o1o1u1o1o1o1 THE CHOICE OF T H O U S A N D S FOR OVER 50 YEARS W. M. EVANS DAIRY CO., Inc. 3480 FULTON STREET APPLEGATE 7-5I5I, 5I52 S Branch: 268 BOND STREET TRIANGLE 5-neva, sssb 0131 1 1 1.1 1 1 1-1 131 - 1 1 1 1 11.1191 1 1 11-1'1,1:a 1 1-1 1 1-1 1-1 1-1-1119-01:14:1r:1c1o1c1c1:1 1 1.1 Miss DunI:ar's SCHOOL I 9 3 2 - I 9 3 3 Elevenfh Year SECRETARIAL TRAINING FOR EDUCATED YOUNG WOMEN NEXT ENTRANCE DATE FEBRUARY I. I933 I86 JORALEMON STREET BROOKLYN, NEW YORK TELEPHONE TRIANGLE 5-7420 a1:1..1..io1 1:1..1..1-1-1.,1,1..1,1..1 11 1 1..1..1n1a1.:1:a1.:.1a 1-141 MEAT She sTruck ThaT iceberg, sir! There's a greaT big hole in her side and waTer's pouring inTo The engine-room! .No chance To save her. l'll have an S. O. S. senT. Are They bailing her? Yes, buT The Tub will sink in an hour! Come, leT's go To The engine-room! As The capTain sTepped on deck, he TelT a sTrange chill and noTiced ThaT The moon 'and The sTars were bloTTed ouT by a heavy curTain oT clouds, and ThaT The sea had grown TurbulenT. On The righT side oT The ship loomed a Tall, TranslucenT mass oT indeTiniTe shape, which The capTain knew was The iceberg. The capTain and The maTe had To TighT Their way Through The peo- ple swarming The deck. There were TearTul women, Their hair dishevell- ed, Terror-sTricken children, cluTching Their moThers TighTlyq bleary-eyed men, TighTing like bruTes To geT To The capTain. The laTTer, his Tace drawn and grave, Tried To pacify Them, buT meT wiTh liTTle success. Moans, prayers, imporTuniTies, shrieks, quesTions, reached his ears on every side. You'd beTTer man The boaTs. Did you---? Oh, God! Help us. ATTer whaT seemed an inTerminable period oT Time, he reached The engine-room. One look suTFiced To leT him know ThaT The waTer was pouring in Three Times as TasT as iT was being pumped ouT. From The engine-room, he ToughT his way To The radio-operaTor's cabin. AT a word The operaTor was 'flashing ouT a disTress call Tor ships in The viciniTy To pick up. Five minuTes elapsed wiThouT any an- swer. The operaTor suddenly crouched down nearer The seT. lT's been picked up: he wanTs our posiTion. Again he Turned To The key as The ship gave a lurch To The righT. The Taces oT boTh men wore expressions oT expecTancy and resoluTion. The Tace oT The operaTor Tell as he Transcribed The message. TwenTy minuTes dragged slowly by, buT each answer was TarTher away Than The TirsT. The capTain leTT The cabin wiTh orders ThaT he was To be noTiTied if a message should arrive. On deck, The crowd had swelled To a counTless mob. One oT The crew Trom The engine-room pushed his way To where The capTain sTood. 54 THE'SENIOR'DOME The boilers will blow up in aboul lwenly minules! We can'l keep lhe waler down! His announcemenl slirred lhe already ungovernable crowd lo a lrenzy. Men lhrealened lhe caplain wilh violence, women pleaded lo him lhal he save lhem. Tell lhe boys lo come on deck: l'm going lo need lheir help lo lower lhese lileboals. Wilhin lhree minules all lhe crew save lhe radio-operalor were on deck. Wilh orders lhal women and children should be lowered lirsl wilh only a lew men lo work al lhe oars, men loughl each olher lo be lhe chosen ones. Slowly lhe lirsl boal was lowered wilh ils human cargo, and, as il louched lhe waves, il shol lorlh wilh a slrong pull ol lhe oars. As lhe boals were being lowered, lhe caplain, direcling lhe work, could see lhe cold, hard, while gleam ol shark's leelh lar below. He had been surprised lo see lhem lollowing lhe ship so lar norlh lor whalever meal mighl be casl lrom il, and had marvelled al lheir grace. Thinking ol lhe many who would be adrill, he shuddered al lhe sighl ol lhese rulhless, man-ealing beasls ol lhe ocean. He could slill see lhem as lhe nexl lo lasl boal was being lowered. Suddenly lhere was a snap, a chorus ol shouls and screams as lhe oc- cupanls were hurlled inlo lhe sea. A rope had snapped! On lhe spol benealh was soon playing a lighl lrom lhe ship, in whose beams parls ol bodies and ravenous sharks were seen. The sharks' lime had come: lhey were having lheir meal! The lasl boal was lowered by lhe caplain and lhe radio-operalor. ll wailed below, ready lo pick lhem up when lhey jumped. A ligure appeared al lhe side ol lhe ship's rail, poised ilsell a momenl, and lhen dropped over lhe side inlo lhe inky blackness. Wilhin a lew momenls lhe operalor was aboard lhe lile-boal. No second ligure ap- peared, however. Caplain Brady! Caplain Brady! A vain call. A lew momenls laler lhe lile-boal drew away lrom lhe ill-laled ship, lacking one ol ils quola, lhe caplain. The lemporarily occupied shaws slayed wilh lheir game. Hardly had lhe boal reached a sale dislance belore a lerrilic ex- plosion and expulsion ol sleam lrom lhe ship leslilied lhal lhe waler had reached lhe boilers. Quickly lhe hulk sank. The caplain and his ship, inseparable companions lor lhe pasl live years, wenl down lo- gelher inlo lhe greedy maw ol lhe ocean. John Landers, '34. THE'SE,NIOR'DOME 55 l guess fhey won'f miss if, soliloquized Oliver as he furfively slipped a neaf bundle of fiffy one-fhousand dollar bills in his pockef. Anyway, if's only for a day or so. So he fook +he fiffy fhousand dollars and boughf four hundred and sixfy odd shares of Consolidafed Doorknob, lnc., and held for a rise, infending fo sell fhe following day. Thaf was Ocfober fwenfy-ei hfh. The nexf day, he would falkfe a resf. He needed if, and fhey wouldn'f mind, af fhe bank. Perhaps he could say he was sick . . . He slepf unfil fwo o'clock, undisfurbed by fhe clamoring newsboys beneafh his window. Finally he was awakaned by a parficularly persis- fenf liffle fellow. As he looked ouf of fhe window fo admonish fhe diminufive paper vendor, he caughf a glimpse of fhe headlines. If was an exfra. Hegfhrew on his clofhes like one insane, and dashed ouf of his room as if fhe Devil fresh from Hell were in hof pursuif, nof forgeffing, however, fo pick up one of fhe flaffened pennies he had prepared for such an emergency. Af fhe felephone boofh he called his broker. The line was busy. Half an hour lafer, he managed fo sell his sfock oufrighf af half ifs original price. h They found him lying on fhe kifchen floor, fhe empfy boffle beside um. Too bad he had fo confine his harp playing fo fhis world alone . . . O Too TRUE TO BE eoon And whaf is so rare as a subway seaf? . Then, if ever, you hold your weighf. Faf people fry fo sfand on your feef, And on your corns fhe sharp heels grafe. Whefher you yell or whefher you muHer They keep on sfanding: you sfarf fo spuffer. Every foe feels a sfir of pain And aches wifhin if fhaf mounf and gain: So, groping blindly above for his nose, You climb fo his heighf and release your foes. Gwendolyn Gafes, '33 58 THE'SENlOR'DOME ' hoose ood Sclzoalf Business today demands the Best Y BUSINESS EDUCATION QA? TI-IOROUGH SECRETARIAL and BUSINESS TRAININC A Girls' Central School for Secretaries - Regular and Intensive Courses Day and Evening Classes Ask for Catalog CENTRAL BRANCH 30 THIRD AVE. BrookIyn,NM TeI.IRianqIe-5-H90 DIEGES 81 CLUST GOLDSMITHS - SILVERSMITHS - BRONZESMITHS Esfablished I898 NEW YORK I5 John Srreel NEW ORLEANS BOSTON 206 Baller Building 73 Tremonf S'I'ree'I' PITTSBURGH CHICAGO IZO9 Cham. of Com. Bldg. l85 N. Wabash Avenue We will be gacl Io confer wiih you ancl quole prices on any of your special medal or Irophy require- men'l's. Wri're 'Io our near- esl' branch for informalion. SKY ARMY l see a man in ihe heavens ai nigh'r When 'l'he siars flood 'rhe earfh below wifh lighr He carries a rorch as he s+ands on high In his moonli'l' kingdom of The sky. 'Tis +he man in rhe moon and his army of s'rars. His 1'orch is fhe moon: how if shines from afar! The siars form in line as he gives his command: To lieurenanl' 'I'he Norrh S+ar he waves his hand. They make a formariong i1 s qui+e an array: The greai' dipper i1 s called, so l've heard men say. The sky is a kingdom far away 'lhal' l see The s'l'ars seem +o be real people +o me. Gerrrude Elmslie, '36 I FUTILITY Hasl' e'er flown a kiie In rhe pifch of +he nighf And fried 'ro see il' There? Or unsullied hands On darkened sfrands Wirh arrival of lighi' Seen fair? Consider +hen 'rhe plighi' Of one who dyes her hair! Sfephen Guiy. O BLACK I like black: Soff velvers worn by a cool, srill lady: Black of cubby holes 'Thai' sends up 'Fragile wisps of dusi To mark infruding fingers: Black shining ice wi+h fhe powdery 'rraces of Skaies dull upon il' ..... And black skies--unmarred by 'I'he perfecrion of a single s'l'ar. Elizabeih Koeniger 60 THE'SENIOR'DOME SECRETAQRIAL D E K A N INSTITUTE Indwzdual and Specialized Training YES! IT PAYS TO TRAIN for bus:- ness NOW, BUT ONLY SPECIALIZED TRAIN- ING ENABLES YOU TO COMPETE WITI-I experienced workers. No opporlunily Ihal' ever comes Io you will loe grealer lhan your preparalion. You need only Ihe courage Io vision your fulure and The res- olulion lo pul your dreams inlo aclion. The person malces 'rhe opporlunily by having Ihe Iraininq and olher essenlial qualiiicalions ready when 'rhis opporlunily presenls ilseli. Train Now - Be Ready For OpporI'uniI'y I55 3l JAMAICA AVENUE, al Parsons Blvd. JAMAICA N Y Telephone JAmaIce 6-6455 LIMITED ENROLLMENT 1-cn..-:-1:72-c-is-.:-:-1:-czci-01-ir:-1:-- 1 -...rm EARN SIS +o S30 A WEEK- BS an ELLIOTT-FISH ER or UNDERWOOD Billing or Bookkeeping Machine Operalor ncrease y u ea ning capacily. You can learn in a lew weeks. Sma luilion charge, Individual inslruclion. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Call wrl+e or Ielephone COr+landI' 7-5l2I 'For lnformalion nde1w00d Elliott-Fisher School UNDERWOOD ELLIOTT-FISHER CO. 63 VESEY STREET NEW YORK CITY Lx- --I-4m.:nn.-my--nm: .-u ininiuiziiiiimyznuinii-mv,.in-. .- .iniui 1--1 1- 1 1 1- 1-my-mn.-nnigu.--u--u.f 1 -0 e Richmond l-lull 2 0757 T. O. HERRING Dome PhoI'ographer-- Porlrail Sludio II3+l-I STREET AND JAMAICA AVENUE Richmond l-lill, N. Y. OTHER FELLOWS ARE ENJOYING ALL THAT THE JAMAICA Y. M. C. A. CAN sive HOW ABOUT YOU? SWIMMING, BASKETBALL, BILLIARDS, CLUB ROOMS PARSONS BLVD. Near Jamaica Avenue, JAMAICA, N. Y. A BUSINESS BUILT ON SERVICE 1915---1933 I8 Years of Salisfaciion Io Ihe High Schools anol Colleges of Ihis Cily Equipped wilh 'Ihe mos'r moclern Icind of machinery we can insure prompl execulion of your prinling needs ...... . . Eflicienlly and Economically EASTERN PRINTING COMPANY PRINTERS AIYD PUBLISHERS School and College Books, Daily, Weelcly and Monlhly Publicalions I4 Coolc Slreel Brooklyn, N. Y. Telephones PUIasl4i 5-I535, 6 YOUR INSPECTION OF OUR PLANT IS WELCOMED AT ANY TIME Brooklyn Secretarial School A Secretarial School for Girls Secretarial Course Substitute License Civil Service 202 Livingston Street Opp. A. 81 S., at Hoyt Street DAY-AFTER BUSINESS-EVENING Every Graduate Was Placed in a Position During the Depression Mrs. M. C. Baird TRiangIe 5-855I 1' 1:1 11:1 1: 1:1:1:1:1 1: PREP SCHOOL Chartered by Board of Regents. Regents Exams given in the school. Prepares for All Academic and Professional Colleges REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR NEW TERM DAY EVENING C0-Ep SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR SECRETARIAL COURSES c . 14th s., N. . . 853 Broadway U'isi1oN tSQUf?Rq3 All Graduates of this school are eligible for admission to Pace Institute -a nationally knovsm and distinctive professional school of technical training in Business Administration Accountancy Secretarial Practise Classes for beginners at Pace Institute prepare high-school graduates for imme- diate earnings. Many Pace graduates are now treasurers and controllers of large corporations-others are in successful accountancy practise. Field trips to the offices and plants ofthe largest organizations in New York City are conducted especially for day students in the Accountancy School and for day students in the Secretarial School. Students and Parents are invited to confer with the Registrar Day School - - Evening School Pace lnstltute 225 Broadway New York 1n1c1--u1u1o1c1 1 10-C-.-+010 u II Tflephmve Founded 1901 TOmpk1ns Sq. 6-5923 J. E. ERON, Prin. E...:..:..::.:E2.:::::::f:::::::s- E Phone CLeveIand 3-I287 I . Q Paulme A. Wllson U U U II Teacher ot I H Singing S Technique H of Voice U Interpretation II E Diction I U CLASS INSTRUCTIONS tor those who 'Feel U individual lessons to be out of reach, Q smdiaz 9I37-I l5+h sm.-6+ RICHMOND HILL, N. Y. 0:0 n11i11n11z-1u14i-4,- 1 1 1 1n1u-411:11 - 1 11110, Diogenes lived in a . . . and was a Cynicfl' There are various explanaiions of how he go+ +ha+ way-buf no maH'er: he was righi' abouf at Ieasi 'Iwo Things: in The firsl' place, he knew whaf he wanfed lan hones'r man, if we remember righilyl, and in The second place, he wen? a'Her wha+ he wanfed lhe did noi' leave his laniern in his Tub, eifherl. Mosl' suc- cessful merchanis are like Thai. They know wha'I' cusiomers They wan+, and They -Iake The proper s'Ieps To ge? Them. - WISE BUSINESS MEN KNOW: THAT high school sI'uden+s are buy- ers: They spend much money for cloI'hes, en+er+ainmen'Is, and inciden- I'als. The school paper is The logical adverfising medium by which This consfifuency should be reached. THAT s'Iuden+s exer+ a greai deal of influence af home on family buying, +herefore producTs which canno-I' be sold direcily To s+uden+s-auiomobiles, radios, efc.-can be adveriised in such publicaiions because of 'Ihe di- reci influence of such adveriising. THAT s+udenIs are The ciiizens of 'ro- morrow. They are reached now, while 'Ihey are in +he mos'I impressionable age. Habi'Is of buying buil+ in Them now will carry over info la'I'er years. THAT parenls can be reached Through The high school paper. 'Cynic-ThaI's Greek for Perpe'I'ual Grouch. Yes, we looked if up. The above is 'Taken from a Ie'Her sen'I' To merchan'I's in 'Ihe Town of Greai Neck, Long Island, by +he sI'aFf of The High School newspaper in I'ha'I' communify. We hear+ily agree wi+h -Ihem, and 'FurIher, if you muliiply The circulafion of This newspaper by One Hundred and +wen'Iy school newspapers in many ciI'ies and Towns of The Unifed STa+es 'Iha+ we represenf you have 240,000 Boy and Girl read- ers of High School Newspapers. This is a marke'I' I'ha'I' meriIs The considerafion of a Na'IionaI Adveriiser. We are aufhorized adveriising represemlaiives of I20 school newspapers. We invi'Ie Adverfisers and Agencies wishing To reach This markei' To call upon us for ra'Ies and dafa. We assure efficieni service. RICHMOND ADVERTISING SERVICE ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES 26 COURT STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. HIGH SCHOOL NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES ANNUALS 5 f P x I V 8 r V L P 5 w L A., THE DOME Published by the Students of RICHMOND HILL HIGH SCHOOL RICHMOND HILL., NEW YORK MATTHEW L. DANN, Principal JUNE, l933 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ART EDITOR Dorothy Schmidt Robert Follies . Q EDITORIAL STAFF Robert Anderson Robert Siebert Olga Shutay Alan Brooks Thelma Maurer Myrtle Ilsley Lily Sinowitz ART STAFF Helen Auerbach Frances Maltese Margaret Oswald Selma Poclnus Benjamin Seger SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer George Denais Ruth Suessle Virginia Haller Harriett Miller SENIOR COMMITTEES, Knocks and Boosts Theresa Miner, Chairman Jerome Alexander Jack Fisher Wallace Helmuth Alice Allen Virginia Haller Carolyn Pohlman Volney Bennett Vincent Santa Maria LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT H- COl'lI'2.C1 Keifler, ClHl1.T77'Lll7l J. Jean Hecht Thelma Stitch Bert Kanwit Mary Williams Ruth Suessle WHO'S WHO Harry Beatty, Chairman Edward Rappolt Edna Triehe Ruth Treiber George Weston Business Manager Dome Treasurer Art Adviser Literary Adviser Joseph Bender Harriet Miller Anna G. Price Dorothy T. Houghton 'I' CCDNTENTS 'I' Title ' Pa ge Cover Design ..... ..... . . II'1SiC1C Cover .... ........... Block Print ..... .... 2 . . Ars Poetae ....... .... 3 ..... A Day Oicourtinl. . . .... 8. . . . . Block Print. .' ........ .... 1 0. . Poem ................ .... 1 3. . Dead Men Tell Tales. . . .... 14. . Block Print .......... .... 1 6. . Poems ........... .... 1 7. . Stuc1ent's Lullaby ..... .... 1 8 ......... Block Print ....... .... 1 9. . Veneer ........... .... 2 0 ..... Lux Sine Veritas . . . .... 21. . Class Prophecy ..... .... 2 2. . Who's Who ...... ...... 2 4 . . Senior Pictures ............ 25-48 ..... Autographs ................. 49 ..... Last Will and Testament ...... 50 ..... 1933 in Song ................ 51.. Queens Basketball Cl1mpions.52 ..... Ne'er to Forget .............. 53 ..... Thirty-Tlxree's Thirty Three. . .54. . Portraits ................... 55. . 56 Spanish Club ......... .... ,,,,, Excursion .......... . . . .57, , Poem .............. .... 5 8. . The Story of a Story .... .... 5 9. . Block Print ........... .... 6 1. . The Last Impression ......... G2.. Block Print ............ .... 6 3. . Man Versus Steel .... .... 6 4.,. Block Print ........ .... 6 5. . Adrift ....... .... 7 2 ...... Poem ..... ............... 7 4. . Autlzor . . . .Frances Strnaaf . . . . .Alice O'Donnell ...........RiclzarcfEly . . . . .H. Conrad Keiner . . . .Tlzelma L. Maurer . . . . .Margaret Mack . . . . . . . .William Lomax . . . . .Gwendolyn Gates .............RoyRotlz Maurer, Zwergel, Zinlze . . . . . . . . Myrtle llsley . . . . . .Margaret Oswald . . . .Katlzryn Bunce . . . . .Eclwarzl Foote .. . . lean Heclzt f f f f fiieL2,gL2 'czggkg . . . . .Zara Lieberman . . . . .Zara Lieberman . . . . Vladimir Levaslzeff ..... . . . .Bob Anclerson . . . . .Elizalnetlzg Ostrowe . . . . .Virginia Erlaeck . . . . . .Ezlwarcl Foster . . . .Cosmos Levatino .........DonRule . . . . .silbert Isaacs . . . . . . .Dorothy Wilson . . . . . .Dorothy Schmidt OTHEOSENIORODOMEO 1 HE . SENAIORoD0ME ARS POETAE By H. CONRAD KEINER, '33 T THE beginning of a purple-cemented path that led to the door of a rather dismal house in Forest Hills a gold lettered sign which swung in the breeze bore the legend: Aaron B. Spfndellwlarr, MD. There was nothing pretentious about the dwelling, although it did look imposing in its solemnity, but then again, the motor cars that lined the curb would solemnize e'en the humblest of frame dwellings. Dr. Spindleblarris domicile was not frame, however- it was built of red brick. Not the ordin'ry brick, mind you-Mrs. Spindleblarr always made quite a point of that. This brick did not become so horribly white with age as most briclc did: it was treated with a rather long-named chemical that increased the cost consid- erably. No one ever doubted the authenticity of Mrs. Spindle- blarr's statement: the house was entirely covered with ivy and the briclc-work was quite effectively hidden. In the office, with its oriental rug and imitation gobelin tapes- try, there sat one mid-winter afternoon the usual assortment of per- petual sufferers, convex women predominating. One held a Persian cat on her lap-an aristocratic creature that yawned continually and gazed disdainfully on all. They were patiently waiting to E11 the Spindleblarr coHersg a Kew Gardens matron thumbed the pages of the New Yorker while her young ogspring eyed his polished shoes, deep consternation written across his brow., as if in anticipation of some dire deed to be perpetrated behind those pan- eled doors. A Forest Hills dowager scanned the pages of a copy of Fortune through her lorgnette. A pompous gentleman, the only representative of the male sex discernible, was reading a leath- er-bound volume behind a camouHage of tobacco smoke in the cor- ner. A11 gazed attentively at the paneled door when it slid noise- lessly aside and a golden-haired nurse entered from the other room. smiled sweetly, and said: Dr. Spindleblarr is not receiving any more patients this afternoon. Call again to-morrow. She turned languorously, and, displaying her Harlow hips, returned from whence she had come. A oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo 3 The poor sufferers had risen with a sigh, filed out, and climlaed into their Minervas and Brewsters and Cadillacs when one Mich- aelangelo Ahduzza, a well-known collector of rare volumes, was seen to enter the room with the nohle physician. Wfhatls rather clever of you, doctor, getting all those diplomas from that place in Kansas City. It does improve the appearance of your office greatly. Well, old fellow, I'11 see you at the Graf- steinls this evening. Another one of the literary discussion meet- ings, isnlt it? One of Aclolphus Engels hrain evolutions-it does as- sure us of an excellent cuisine once every month. You remind me that I must pay you for that hoolc. What was the title of it? The Realm of the Lord hy the Rev. Dr. Blower. ul didnit exactly agree with what Judge Trivial said in his last hook. You refer to Wilson: Clzarlatan or Faleirfl do you not? Yes, I think that was the title. Rather dro11. Rather, Well, I must he skipping. Barge in on me some- time, will you? Toodle-oo. Dr. Spindlehlarr hade his friend farewell and returned to his office. After attending to a few triHes, he climbed the stairs to his den, where he donned his smolcing jacket. He read the first two pages of De Kruifls Microbe Hunters, threw the hoolc aside, and spent the rest of the afternoon in perusing a novel which hore the appellation Virgin Astray. Ar live he started to dress: at eight he met his wife in the hallway: together they proceeded to the home of Augustus Grafstein, where they were greeted hy daugh- ter Agatha. So glad you came. Good evening, doctor. How are you, Mrs. Spindlehlarr? The others are in the living-room. The smoke-laden room was Hlled with guests: one caught glimp- ses of notahle figures. A11 were enioying their pre-dinner cocktails: the glare of shirt fronts and the dazzle of jewelry were impressive. Adolphus Enge, ever efficient, glided from group to group exchang- ing greetings. Mrs. Spindlelalarr saw a friend and hurried 05. leaving the doctor to ind Michaelangelo Ahduzza. His quest was soon ended, as he found the collector alone and inspecting closely some volumes which reclinecl on the shelves at the end of the room. 4- oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo Where's old Grafstein? Haven't seen him around, he greet- ed Ahduzza. Agatha told me that someone attempted to explain techno- cracy to him this afternoon. As a result, he has a splitting head- ache and will not he ahle to grace us with his presence. Too had. Two youthful memhers of the intelligentsia sat talking earnest- ly hy the Steinway. Enge sauntered up to them and was just in time to hear the following: Man is vile, mad, foolish, afraid, duped, hase, hypocritical, and basically selhsh and egotistical. No, no. Man is suhlime, omnipotent, o'erpowering, and strong. Man is the conqueror, the ruler. Man is Power! I see that we disagree. Hawkins announced dinner: the guests found their places and sat down. The shrimp were delicious: the mock turtle exquisite: the scallops huttered evenly: the squah tasty: the salad pleasingg the dessert delicate: the demi-tasse heavy: and the conversation mediocre. You know, said Adolphus Enge to Michaelangelo Ahduzza, as he pushed his chair hack from the tahle and lighted a cheroot, I have 'finally arrived at the conclusion that the modern movement in literature in general and in poetry in particular is fundamentally sound and here to stay. It should he encouraged--free verse, I mean. Quite so, replied Ahduzzaf' Death to the sonnet: long live free interpretation. The utter abandonment of stereotyped forms is essential in accepting the legitimacy of the modern era. Literature would have heen better off if Wordsworth had not lived- Or Keats and Shelley. Or Keats and Shelley. 'Little we see in nature that is ours' is one of the truest statements ever formulated. But I, for one, advocate that the youthful poet should see little in nature. He should write poetry, using free verse of course, about such illum- inating topics as riding in a street car or wallcing across a steel bridge. He should wax eloquent over a mill: wagon and go into ecstasies over a steam roller. Precisely lu oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo 5 If only we could impress upon the budding poets that they should disregard the verse that has preceded theirs, Ahduzzaf' Quite impossible. The old Latin proverb, you know. 'Factum fieri infectum non potestf N True. Ne plus ultra ad valoremf' rejoined Enge. At this moment a youthful fellow rose from his chair, holding a neatly typed manuscript in one hand. I should like the opinion of those present, he hegan, on the following piece of poetry. I have attempted to write it as Mr. Enge suggested at our last meeting. It is not, however, a glorification of the commonplace, but a poem depicting the Thirty Years' War in Europe. Everyone was attentive as the poet read: The Thirty Years' War was long It lasted for thirty years Tilly and Wallenstein Paid mercenaries of the Austrian Emperor Fought with the gallant Gustavus Adolphus Who believed implicitly in his faith- The cannons laoomed for thirty years Boom-1-Boom-lBoom--Boom Boom1Boom--Boom--Boom Oh Lord, why do men kill men? What assonancell' Marvelous word-portrait lu Vivid analysis! Thought provoking ln Such were the comments that greeted the poet's endeavor. He smiled, graciously acknowledging the compliments, and sat down, allowing his companion to take the floor. The second poet, for, alas, that is what he proved to he, read the following poem: Escalators Are to me more than escalators They are symholical of my never ending climh to success and fame I like escalators They make such peculiar noises I asked a man next to me once on an escalator where he was going o oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo And he answered, To the lingerie department. I hope they have escalators in heaven. Another barrage of compliments burst forth. The evening wore on. Mrs. Spindleblarr read some of her bed time stories: Judge Trivial read a pamphlet entitled, In fustification of the Republican Regime under Herbert Clark Hoover: and Mi- chaelangelo Ahduzza read an essay on Methods in Book Collecting. Flavius Dubb, a Roman historian, played a few selections on the pgano. The gathering retired after a short announcement by Adolphus n e: g The 'Society Blahq, the local newspaper, is holding a poetry contest. I would advise that the two authors who presented mate- rial this evening enter it. I believe that they could easily win first prize and acquire many other honors. l Two weeks later Ahduzza ran across Enge in the Advertising Club on Parlc Avenue. They lunched together, and during the course of the conversation Ahduzza aslced Enge: Have the results of that poetry contest you mentioned the other evening been published as yet? Enge's brow became clouded. Yes, and our representatives did not even receive honorable mention! The Hrst prize was awarded to a poet who had submitted a sonnet. A sonnetln Yes, that is correct. A sonnet. It seems that the world is not yet Willing to appreciate the modern movement. NNO. But through our concerted efforts we shall yet malce that world of literature talce notice of the free interpretation imbedded in modern poetry. Well, I shall have to pardon myself, for I must at- tend a reading of Walt Whitmanqs poetry at three. Good afternoon, mon cherf' and Ahduzza rose to leave the dining room. Avoirdupois, answered Enge, with his best French accent. oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo 7 A DAY O' COURTIN' THELMA L. MAURER, '54 By Scene:-Kitchen, with a tahle to the center or right of stage. A chair is at the table upon which is seen pies and cakes. As the cur- tain rises to the tune of Dixie., no one is on the stage. Clzaracters Chauffeur - George Washington Thomas Jefferson Mississippi J ones. Cool: - Emerald Magnolia Green. Scene I G. Entering slylyj-UMM-HUMMM! Boy! flfooleing over pies and cakesj-Does yo' see what I sees? fasiclej Nose, yo' 's smelled halcin' day, sho' nuH! fTallzing to impress nearby clzairj A gal what lain cool: like dat am a gal! fflclclressing self pompouslyj George Washington Thomas Jegerson Mississippi Jones, ifin' yo' is a smart man yo' s gwine open dat do' what's got oppertunity lcnoclc- in' powerful strong at! fcocks lzeazl in tlze direction of Joorj Right now, laoy., yo' better see what's gwine to he de best way to oppertunize a slice 0' dat pie! UMM-HUMMM! Look out hay, here she comes! fBaclzs to respectful distance from tlze pies and calzesj Yo' better he tendin' yo' own lausiness-lcinda---- E. G.-fHearJ singing in tlze distance, tlzen entering witlz a sweep, slze sees G. W. and places lzancls on lzipsj G. Couglzs timicllyj Mornin', Mam. E. G.-f Very unfriencllyj Mornin'. G. W.-Yo' 's lookin' right pretty dis morninh E. G.-CAJvancingj Shrimp-! Yo' hetter he gittin' out a' my kitchen o' yo' 's gwine he de pretty one! G. Wlzo lxas seated himself quite comfortably, jumps up in surprise Q What's dat yo' says, Mam? E. G.--Hin yo' has de idea dat yo' lain decorate dis here kitchen o' mine after brealcin' dat date 'o ours, yo's mistook! Go on an drape yo' self on de chairs 0' dat bean pole I don' seen yo' with--hut donlt come here no mo' lessen yo' 's lookin fo' trouble! G. W.-Emerald, honey- E. G.-f Very scornfullyj Honey! Emerald! Don't yo' go wastin' ti oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo no sweet words on me-, save them fo' yo' bean pole in de green get up. Go on! Git! An' don' neber think Ils losin' no sleep ober yo'! Yo' ain't much! flocks lzfm upland Jownj Jus' about de laziesthum- bug I eber seed and as fo' yo' brain?-It peers to me it don' neber work ober time! G. Quite exlzausteal by tlze sudden tfracfe is zleeply injured by tlzat last reflectfonj Why, Mam! Ils de thinlcin'est man on dis here earfg but ifin' m' stumiclc's empty, m' brain jus' don' respond. E. G.-Ifin' yo' 's lookin' fo' a piece o' dat pie, yo' ain't got a chanchtt! And as fo' response, ifin' yo' donlt git some out o' yo' feet soon, day's gwine pick yo' up in bits'! Voice-foff stagej Emerald! Emerald! I E. G.-CWM1 a final menacing glance at G. rs acomin', Mam! I's acomin'! G. W.-Do' gonll fstrollsg to table, ,picks up lznffe and toys wftlz ftj George Washington Thomas Jefferson Mississippi J ones, yo' is in a mess-an' what I mean a MESS! Hin yo' expeckts to marry dat gal eber, yo's got t' git yo'se1f out 0' dis piclclement-an' fast, boy! fBringfng out a letterj Sallie don' gib yo' dis salvation, an' yo' bet- ter use it quiclc! CA pause and a sfglzj Ain't she cute when she mad tho'? And am she jealousll fGoes tlzrouglz tlze motions of cutting tlze piej Boy-Oh, Boy! E. G.-fsuclclenly appearing at tlze cloorj O Boy! G. Drops knife and jumps arounclj Oh, it's yo' honey-I thought it was- i E. G.'CBeC0ming very lzauglzty all of a sualclenj Neber mind yo' thoughts,-an I begs to reminds yo' I'se Miss Green to yo', Misser. Jones. fMakes a little bow and turns lcer Back on lzfm to Busy lzer- self alnout the table wftlz different tlzfngs E. G.-Ccontinuingj Whooo, cle ways an' hows I's been work- in' dis mornin'. Ils dusted where dey is dust: but, rs sho' as rs standin' here dat I's dusted twice where dere wemlt none. An' what with house workin' an' baliin' I jus' ainlt sho' ifin' Ils standinl' on ml feet 0' m' heaicl. G. W.-Yo' feet, honey. An' dey's de two prettiest dis side o' nowhere! E. G.-flvlzose patience fs just about exlzaustecl Didnlt I tell yo' to- G. W.-Now, honey,- oTHEoiSENIORoDOMEo 9 -5 T The Elevator Margaret Mack 10 oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo E. G.-fflclvancing swiftly witlz the lzroomj Nothin' ain't gwine save yo' now! G. Trying best to evade broomj Emerald-honey-I brung a letter-a letter- E. G.-Yo' got a letter o' mine? G. Trying best to attain poisej Yes, Emerald. E. G.-Well, don' hang on to it-gila it to me! fTalzes letter and reacts. Turns to G. W., wlzo lzas been malzing eyes at tlze ceiling while awaiting lzis sentence. Q Was yo' walkin' Sallie's visitin' sister las' week? G. W.-Ain't I don' tol' yo'? E. G.-Yo' know jus' as sho' as yo' 's sittin' der, yo' ain't tol' me nothin'. Come on, git yo' esplainin' clon',-and clo it quick!!! G. W.-Well, yo' see. Sallie's sister clon' come up from her Ma's jus' as Sallie was goin' to git her hair straightened. So she 'lowecl she coultlrft leave her sister alone an' axecl me to loolc out fo' her, sorta-She saicl she'cl drop 'rouncl and 'splain t' yo'. E. G.-WeH? G. W.-Sallie coulcln't make it on 'count cle hairdresser don' tool: extra long, an' she had tl keep a 'gagementg so clat's howcome I hrung yo' de letter. E. G.-Yo' sho' got a tough hrealc, cliclnlt yon? f Very stiff G. W.-Mam? M E. G.-ls yo' brain still disresponclin' on 'count 0' yo' stummiclc? G. W.-Weu- . . . . E. G.-Does yo' want a piece ol dat pie, boy? G. W.-Ifin' yo' please, mam! ffls Emerald cuts a piece, lze fuslzes a chair from the farthest corner, across tlze room, anal seats l-Zzrutself witlz a slicle and a hang, at the talnlej. E. G.-ffls G. W. Jelves into piej. Sallie don' just wrote clat it ainit yo' fault yo' clicln' keep :lat date with me las' weelc. Her story goes 'longside yo' ls. fsiglzsj I reclcon ltwarnlt all yo' fault, nohow. G. W.-fBetween moutlzfullsj Datis cle truff, so help me. S. G.-Honey, yo' sho' is hungry! G. W.-Yes, mam! fTalees a large bite ancl almost clzokes. E.G. slaps him vigorously on tlze baclzj An' fcouglzj yo' ain't macl CCOUQZI-J fcouglzj with me no mo' fcouglz, couglzj. E. G.--No, I ain't mad with yo', sweetheart. sTHEoSENIORoDOMEo 11 G. Under breathj Am I glad t' hear dat? fFfnfs1zfng the last bftj Seems like rs still hungry,-sho' nuff clot E. G.--It do! Well yo' ain't gwine git another piece, so don't count on it! G. W.-Aw, Emerald. E. G.-Yo' hurry up clere afo' Miss. Brown catch yo' eatin' her pie. G. W.-Ain't yo' clon' gil: it to me? E. G.-Yes: but yo' watch out she don' gil: it t' yo', too! G. W.-Honey, we is cle same as we was hefo', aint wie? E. G.-How was dat? G. W.-Well-yo' know.,-close kinda-. E. G.-I do' know, is we? G. W.-Well yo' ainqt gwine pay no mo' 'tension t' clat no 'count do' man, from de Royal Hotel, is yo? E. G.-Dat's my business, boy! Hin' I wants a clo' man I's gwine take a do' man., an' clat's dat! fslowly anal reflectivelyj An' anyways, he kinda 'peals to me. Him an' his purple an' yellu' uniform, an' them nice shiny buttons. Now, he's somebody! G. Quite cruslzeclj Ain't I somebody, too, Honey? E. G.-Yo'! A no' 'count schiffenneer lfliooles him up and clownl. G. W.-Emerald, ifin yo' 's thinkin' o' changin' yo' name-- E. G.-Changin' my name to what, Misser George Washing- ton Thomas Jefferson Mississippi Jones? G. W.-What I mean, Emerald. 's, has yo' eber complicated matremony? E. G.-Has I eher complicated what? 3- 5 P11063 . ar, 29:52 'L J.. 9' o H0 2- 5 E' 3 9 2 5 K cn Q.. 'F '4 Fr E r: ill Q.. '4 ol 3 m H 'Z B cu HI 'C- T sl 13. 'J' su D- su 2? F1 2029 bv I G. .-Ain't I don' jus' axkecl yoi? E Well in clat case., maybe. G. .-Maybe?-ain't yo' sho', sweetheart? --No, I ain't. G. .-Emerald, cloes yo' lobe clat clo' man? DWP? ...I ,L 'N 'smo- .QQQQ QQDIQ -0 T 'Swv- ag-'Qt' o 2312 fs. 3' N 5' Q, S' 2 0 3 I:-' 3 I v ? U, :s 2 2 2, . 9 3 0 m 8 ID rf 'S Q-1 r- 3 3 U1 rn 14 O. EZ m N me O UI it DO 2 I 12 oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo yo' could stand me 'round twenty-four hours o' de day, fifty-two weeks 0' de year, an' ten times dat? E. G.-I ain't sho'. G. Sfglzsj Do' gon' !-Darlin', does yo' member dat movie las' week what had de hero de gals was all crazy 'lJout? E. G.-Umm Humm. G. W.-De one with all de moonlight, an' de trees, an' roses an' a bench by de riher? E. G.-Uhh Humm. G. W.-Well-fsucfcfenfy ffaces arm around lzer and lzurrfes her to the floor with: Q Come on out in de moonlight honey, fill I gits yo' plum' convinced! Curtain i A Day In June The slay is blue, The clouds are few, The sun shines on a lake, A birch canoe With a crew of two Leaves a diamond dancing walce. Nature around, Makes not a sound Because there is no Breeze With sillcen touch Or light as such To rume up the trees. Such days are rare, What can compare To sailing on a lake With a crew of two In a birch canoe And a diamond dancing wake? William Lomax-'34 oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo 13 DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES B GWENDOLYN EATES. '53 ONY Pascarelli was a minor cog in Red Meadow's gang. Be- fore he was absorbed by the gang he had been a slick pick- pocket. As money was not so plentiful in that racket and the chances of being caught were many, he decided to join Red Meadow and his boys as one of the gunmen. Now he had squealed on Red. In the last jewelry holdup that he was on, the cops came too soon. Red had gotten away but Tony had been caught. He turned yellow and bargained for his release by telling on Red. The cops had promised not to let Red know who had squealed., but Red had ways of finding out things for himself. Tony was scared. He didnit dare go near the gangqs hideout. After Tony had told his story to the police and had been released provided he stayed in town, Chief Brandon turned the case over to Detective Henry Kiely. Kiely went to see Red that evening. When he entered Red's of- fice he found the gang leader seated at his desk with a few of his boys lolling around the room. Red greeted the detective with a cheery hello and asked him what he wanted. lnoh, I just came up here to ask you a few questions. You don't mind answering, do you? Okay, copper., but make it fast. I have an important engagement this evening at eight. A ' Where were you the night Minsky's jewelry store was held up? I was with my boys right he-re. Why? Just checking up on any likely suspects. That crosses you off the list, Big Boy. Arenit you happy? Well, I gotta be goini. I got that heavy date I told you about. Red's broad grin crossed his face triumphantly. He took out his watch, a heavy gold one and opened it. Heres the Broad Fm meeting, Joan Kane. Red handed his watch to the detective. A beautiful blond looked out of the back of the watch. She's a pipf' said Kiely. Well I wonqt keep you. Enjoy your- self. Don't do anything you wouldn't want the police to know about. 14 oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo And as an afterthought. you'd better leave your gun at home where it's safe. 1 After he had gone Red became alert. A crafty look appeared on his face. He spoke quickly. Tony has squealed. I know. That copperqs only stalling. We gotta put Tony on the spot befofe he testifies against us. Curly, call Joan up and tell her that if anyone asks, to say I was with her from 8:30 to 12. John and Big Jim, you come with me. The rest of you boys scram. rm going to have a little talk with that rat, Tony. Ten minutes later, three men got out of a closed car at Market and Lane street. Red led the way up the steps and into the house. Luck was with them and nobody stopped the trio as they climbed the stairs to room 206. Red took out his skeleton keys. selected one and silently htted it into the lock. He heard the key on the other side of the door drop to the carpet with a dull thud and a broad grin creas- ed his face. He deftly turned the key and opened the door. They walked in and closed the door behind them. Tony was lying on the bed asleep. Red drew his gun and the two gunmen followed suit. Red spoke. , Hey, Tony. wake up. Keep your big mouth shut and don't make a move. We just want a quiet talk with you. Tonygsat up. A sickening pallor spread over his face and gave it a yellowish look. . What da ya want. Red? I haven't done anything. What are ya goin' ta do? Did you squeal about that Minskey job? Answer me straight and quit your stalling if you know what's good for you. I didn't mean to., Red, Tony sobbed. You gotta believe me Red and give me a break. I'11 leave town. I wonit go on the stand against you. In his fear Tony had cringed up to Red and was hold- ing onto his coat lapels. V Sneeringly Red pushed him away. Say your prayers, Tony. You've got to ten. 1 - Youll burn for this, Red. I promise you. Youill burn. Red's gun spoke twice and Tony crumbled to the floor. Come on, boys, we gotta lam outa here. Look outside, Jim, and see if the coast is clear. Mltis all clear, boss. Let's hopfi The three gunmen walked from the room quietly, closed the door behind them and Red locked it oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo 15 again. They walked down the stairs. out to the street and into the car. Red went to Joan's apartment and the two hoys went hack to the hideout. Next morning Chief Brandonls phone shrilled. The Chief an- swered. An hysterical woman spolce. Would you he afther sindin' a cop to Market and Lane. There's a did man in me house. Oi went to get me rent in his room this mornin'. Gettin' no answer oi used me pass lcey. He was laying on me Hoor all in a heap. Oh. do he comin' quick! The Chief diallecl Kiely's numlaer and briefly outlined what he had heard on the phone. In half an hour Kiely met Brandon at Market and Lane. They went to the room led hy an excited woman. Two policemen were al- ready there, sent lay Brandon to guard the room and its gruesome contents. Detective Kiely went over to the hody. Why, it's Tony Pascar- relli. You didn't tell me this, Chief. I didn't lcnow it myself. The woman hung up laefore I could ask her any questions. Kiely lnent down and loolced at the body. clutched in Tony's hand was a heavy gold watch. Kiely tool: it from his hand and opened it. A laeautiful hlond girl loolced out of the laaclc, the same one that he had seen the night before. Designed by Roy Roth 16 oTHEoSENIORoDOMEa LIVING The city is a vast, e'er moving bulk That grates emotions on a knife-like steel, And crushes out, beneath its massive wheel, The throb in man: to leave an empty hulk That neither sees nor hears., nor even lives, But cuts an endless pattern 'neath the sun:- Instead of being many., we are oneg Lost to existence all that breathes and givesl There is a simple country, not too far, Alive with things and doing : and a brook Yet small sings nightly: where the roving star Is seen to twinkle: A secluded nook Where man may be himself : with naught to mar God's pattern, nor deface its upward look. By Thelma Maurex--'34. REALIZATION I dreamed a dream., and lol He came From out a mist with grace: He was so tall, so proud, so fair, So blue his eyes, so blond his hair, A Saxon God-with lofty air, And masterful embrace. I lived a life, and lol He came He walked on common sod: But in my lap his head he laid, I stroked the hair too early grayed, I shared his care-glad--unafraid- Forgot my Saxon God. Irma M. Zwergel--'36 SUNSET It sank into the West, Dropping from the blue-green sky, A giant orange Waiting to be devoured By a low bank of clouds. Lydia Zinke-'37. HEoSENIORoDOMEo 17 Students' Lullhy By Myrtle Ilsley'-'36 In the land of the Heehy-,Techies On the shore of Flunlcem Sea, Dwells a giant who's always threatening- The Fourthyearregent is he- And to his all-powerful edicts Even Seniors bend the knee. In a cave is his next-door neighbor With a horrid chilling leer, He frightens the 'poor little Freshies, Saying, Wait until next year! And his name, you may have discovered, Is Latesessionoverhere. Just within the water of Flunlcem, In a slimy red-ink pool, Float the Cutslip and his relative Weeksdetentionafterschool, And they mock and jeer at the student who becomes their helpless tool. While under the mountain of Homework, Next to a whispering hroolc, A gibbering Cantgetalatepass, CWho's pal to the Recordhookj Lies in wait for the tardy student, And gets him hy hook or crook. And with him the horror of horrors- COL, classmate, cover your earslf Is the greedy Faileminminors Growing crueler with the years- The tales of his savage destructions Make strong men burst into tearsl And thus in this hazardous region, All manner of loathsome things Creep forward and clutch at your standing- Oh, the ruin each one brings Makes the stories of Chinese tortures Sound like Songs That Mother Sings. 18 OTHEOSENIORO OME 0 J 1 1 J w Decorative Flowers Margaret Oswald oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo 19 VENEER B KATHRYI5 BUNCE. 'aa 'f 'Tf:f'ffil in their newness squat the rows of houses as yet ' 1 A 1. ' ' Au .1 ' - 5 my ,lseemingy unuse to t e1r setting. mo ern improve Q 4 ments! Ideal homes! The advertisements gloat at one 'il A'g' from huge signboards which almost succeed in hiding those ugly up-to-date toads. Someone anxious to amass wealth has set up overnight those horrible match-boxes, has tried to cover up his crime against beauty by a lot of superhcial tinsel. The home-seekers, un- suspecting, credulous, are attracted in swarms by all the glitter. Be- fore their eyes is conjured a veritable fairyland. Even a child soon learns that that mystic land of wishes and dreams is exceedingly im- practical. In their state of hypnotism they dazedly sign on the dotted line. If only they could escape the spell cast upon them by a fast talking real estate agent, they would realize that those gay and so- called uspanish-type., houses would have made an hidalgo of old Mexico snort with scorn. Those foolish little balconies which cling so crazily out of nowhere could never possibly serve the romantic pur- poses intended for them. How soon those walls will crack, that plas- ter crumble! How pitiably new those houses are! How out of sorts with their surroundings! A What is there about an old house that catches at the heart? It is beautiful in its simplicity. No wild dream this! It was built for service and with loving hands. It is substantial. It has weathered many generations. Those years of being lived in have mellowed its low-ceilinged rooms, given it a cozy human appearance, blessed the structure with a quaint dignity. It still retains its beauty of line. It is individual. The house and its background are in entire compatibil- ity with one another. Its very inauspiciousness makes it a treasure. Some people, lil-:e those new houses, are small and narrow. They declc themselves in gorgeous raiment for others to admire., and malce themselves outwardly important in order to hide the meanness of their souls. It is the simple unaffected person, who has shaped his life for service to others, who is regarded the most highly by his friends. He does not try to pretend he is something he isn't. He doesn't dazzle 20 oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo others hy his greatness or follow the rest of the sheep in a mad eHort to hecome known. His very sincerity and his suitahleness for his work make him a gem of far greater value. Characters and houses are Himsy affairs when built over night. True value is not always recognizable at hrst sight. hut quality and endurance outlast outward show. A LUX SINE VERITAS By EDWARD POOTE, '34 E E history of a raindrop and the evolution of finger nail polish may he interesting, hut the puhlic craves a suhject more ingenious and intricate, such as electric light switches. When thinking of electric light switches, we ought not regard them merely as the customary method of turning on lights, hut as a vital aid to mankind and a supporter of civilization Regardez-when our electric light switch hecomes broken, as electric light switches extremely often do, we support an electrician hy calling him in to install another. He, in turn, supports the storelceeper hy huying a switch from him: the storelceeper has bought it from the manufac- turer, who in turn supports the miner and steel maker-to say nothing of the designers and engineers of the electrical company, who insist on creating new kinds of switches that cause us to waste time trying to discover which way we jiggle it in order to give us light. And we must not forget the person who always swears when he cannot find the switch in the darlc, and makes the old lady in the apartment next door a customer to an ear muff concern. And so, hy a mere page of reading, the previously unimportant electric light switch becomes a figure in the limelight, an essential to humanity, without which the miner, the manufacturer, the store- keeper, the electrician, the designer, the engineer, and the worker in the ear muH concern would feel the depression greater, would he required to maintain a lower standard of living, and would drop a step lower in civilization. And so the little electric light switch becomes the hig difference between man and monkey. oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo 21 Class Prophecy By J. JEAN HECHT, '33 The year is nineteen forty-three: To see the future you'll agree Is interesting-then loolc with care Upon the names below and there Youlll ind what occupation fate Gave to each famous graduate. J. Alexander heads the list: The tabloid fame the name has missed: He lives a life of bright content And runs a drug establishment. Chris Baum's an actress-lines are swell, And next we come to Grace Bischel, Who gives a course she says is new, For lispers-now she's lisping too. Dot Doering leads an easy life- A wall street larolceris second wife While Ruths-Blythe, Burnton, Ohlsen, Brown- Have married well and settled down. And having grasped his longed for chance Monsieur Denais has sailed for France ' To teach the Frenchmen how to speak- Their n's to snort: their oi's to squeak. Jael: Fisher thru his natural bent Is now a hanlfs vice president And Gannon, Ellerlausch, and Gould Are senators who iust have ruled Depressions are allowed no more- And will next week repeal Ohm's law. Herb Chapin--natty, clever talker Is the city's Jimmy Walker. Steve Rappolo-yes, you het He makes the worldls finest Spaghetl Lloyd Guernsey plays at Bridge and Whist And makes and breaks the social list. Hirsch., Kenyon, Hess, and Jimmy Klee Are teaching high school Chemistry. Miss Melony and Margret Kyle Eclipse Jeritzals vocal style. Miss Hodges and Miss Daye are teachers: h 22 QTHEQSENIORODOMEQ Roper and Waldvogel, preachers, Klueg and Bischog, cameramen. Keiner with his virile pen Has written a biography And Hecht has written poetry. With Ginny Saclcett fairest fair, Ancl Frank, clapper ancl clehonair, The fastest place in all New York- So termed and styled by current talk- Cluh Wederholt is duly famed And for its host is justly named. Misses Thoresen, Seidl, Tint- The girls are all magnificent. A Socialist of great repute, Bert Kanwit must the worlcl confute, Anal yet must prove all wealth shoulcl he . Apportionecl with equality. Eddy Shelley runs a show- Devine's become a gigolo. Froeschauer owns a clothing store, Miss Thompson gives out lover's lore: Dick Foote and Hurst have gone to sea, Miss Beclc worlcs in a library, And Betty Schwarz-my chance to sigh- Runs a chilclren's nursery. C- P THEoSENIORoDOMEo 23 WHO'S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS BOYS Jack Fisher. . . Herb Chapin ..... John Ellerbusclm. . . . . . .Most Popular. . . . GIRLS . .... Jane Maury . . .... Best Looking .......... Virginia Saclcett cutest Frank Wederlmolt ..... .... B est Dresser Franl: Wederholt. George Weston. . . ........BestDancer.. . . Nicest Smile . . Robert Shoemaker ....... Most Versatile . J. Jean Hecht .... John Fogarty ..... Jael: Fisher ...... Francis Waldron. . H. Conrad Keiner. Herb Chapin ........... Sid Hirsch ...... Millard Roper. . . Classpoet... . . . . Class Singer . . . . .... Class Orator . . . .Class Athlete. . ........Cl3S5A'lJ-f1l0l'.. Nicest Personality Laziest ..........Noisiest.... . . Grace Tlioresen . .Eleanor Reiner .......Anna AIG . .Eleanor Reiner . . . Claire Wright Gwendolyn Gates . . .Margaret Kyle . .Theresa Miller . . . . Claire Wright Gwendolyn Gates . . . . . . .B31'IJ3l'2. Meloney . . . . . .Alene Tint . . . .Vivian Osias Pete Daley ....... . . Wrigley's Best Advertiser . . .... Emilie Karclx Harry Beatty ..... . . . . .Most Dignified. ......... Mary Williams Millard Roper. . . . . . .Teaclmeris Trial .......... Sophie Hanson Wallace De Boa ....... Most conscientious .. .... Gertrude Werner Pete Daly ........ . .. . Happy-go-Lucky . ....... Grace Tlxoresen Daniel Frosclxauer .... . . . Most Dignilied .. ...... Florence Domis Herb Chapin ..... ..... B est Line ..... ..... Ch ristine Baum George Denais .... ..... B est Sport ..... ..... D orotlxy Doering Francis Waldron ...... . . . Most Cheerful . . . .Gwendolyn De Forge Bert Kanwit .............. Dreamiest ..... . ...... Violet Richards Bert Kanwit ............... Wittiest ......... .... V irginia Haller Jael: Fisher ...... Has Done Most for R.H.H.S. ..... Jane Maury 24 OT HE QSENIORQDOME o ABRAMOWITZ, DIANA Blue Cards. Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Medals. Miss Leete's Ofhce. The heynote of her nature ix friendfhip. AIDINIAN, HELEN f GINGERJ Dome and Domino Captain. G. O. Captain. Blue Cards. Swim- , ming Pin. Swimming Chevrons. Baseball Chevrons. Captainball Chevrons. Basketball Chevrons. Caucus Delegate. Beauty and untlerftanding go rare- ly together. ALEXANDER, JEROME 4 JERRYJ Manager Basketball '32, '33. Major Letter. Minor Letter. In- terclass Basketball. Knocks and Boosts Committee. Prophecy Committee. Blue Cards. Stage Crew. Pirates of Penzance. The Mikado. Christmas Play. Traf- fic Squad. Caucus Delegate. A merry heart goer all the way. ALFF, ANNA fANNJ Press Representative of New- man Club. Blue Cards. Secre- tary to Miss Koch. Caucus Delegate. G. O. Staff. Class Book Publisher of Sixth Term. Program Committee 7th Term. The eyer have it. ALLEN, ALICE Junior and Senior Arista. Scho- larship Pin. Speech 5 Honor Classy English 8 Honor Class. Dramatics. Athletic Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Pins. Class Secretary to, Miss johnson and Miss Ko- nigsberg. Secretary to Miss Ra- telle. Assistant to Miss Poetz and Miss Leete. Painftahing anal faithful in the performance of duty. ALLINGER, DOROTHY Swimming Chevrons. Walking Chevrons. Virtue ir like a rirh ftone, hert .ret plain. ANDERSON, ROBERT ?Dorne Staff. Senior Arista. Scholarship Pins. Quill. Editor , of Quillection, Engineering Club. French Club. Wrestling Squad '31, Traffic Squad, Blue Cards. No man waJ ever wife hy chance. ANDREW, GEORGE Print Shop. Junior Arista. Blue Cards. , Better weak heer than an empty oath. English Honor 7 and 8. Eng- lish Commendation. junior Arista Scholarship Pin. Blue Cards. Secretary to Miss john. ston. Self-Denial Captain. G. O. Captain. ANDREWS, CECILIA ff Under white arher are often glow- ing ernherf. ANDRIACCIO, LOUISE Bluetcards. junior Arista. Scho- larship Pins. English Commen- dation. Spanish Club. Chevrons. Secretary to Mr. Foerster. fin ohliging rrnile ana' dirpofi- tion. ARANEO, EVELYN Captain Ball. Basketball. Ten- nis. Swimming. Chevrons. P.S. A.I.. Medals. Blue Cards. Dome Captain. Always there with a Jrnile To hnorh Jurh a girl i.r truly vile ARANEO, FRANCIS CFRANKJ Captainball. Basketball. Swim- ming Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Med- al. Swimming Pin. Blue Cards. Blefreal are the rneeh, for they :hall inherit the earth. ASCHER, HILDA Captainball. Basketball. Swim- ming Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medal. Swimming Pin. Blue Cards. Slow and steady win: the race. AUERBACH, HELEN Blue Cards. Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Pins. Art Staff. Dome and Do- mino Captains. The ntotleitry if randle to thy merit. BARBER, JOSEPH Junior Arista. Scholarship Pin. Blue Cards. Caucus Delegate. Fire Drill Squad. ll'7hatener is is right. BARKENTIN, ELSIE Chevrons. Blue Cards. G. O. Store. Student Leader Speech 6. Editor of Classbook. Scholar- ship Pin. Self Denial Captain. The leing himself has followed her Wfhen she has walked before. BARRE, YVONNE junior and Senior Arista. Scho- larship Pin. Class Night Com- mittee. Vice-President Sth term. Red Cross junior Life Saver. Leader of Arista Official. P.S. A.L. Medals and Chevrons. Stu- ' dent Commencement Commit- tee. Blue Cards. Dramatics. A shining light. BARTASHUNAS, MARY Rifle. P.S.A.L. Pins. Self-Denial and Domino Captains. Blue Cards. Sketch Club. Secretary to Miss Konigsberg. Quantity does not tlinzinish qual- ity. BASTEDO, HELEN junior Arista. Blue Cards. Bank Clerk. Secretary to Mr. Sommerheld. Basketball. Cap- tainball. Swimming. Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Medal. Senior P.S.A. L. Swimming Pin. Program Committee. Commercial Club. The best always goes first. BAUERNFEIND, RICHARD Orchestra, Mikado. Pirates of Penzance. I prithee mall him notg youth is irresponsible. BAUINI, CHRISTINE QCHRISTYJ Secretary to Miss Barber. Blue Cards Swimmin Basketball . g. . Captainball. Hockey. Walking Chevrons. Rifle. P.S.A.L. Pins. Dramatic Club. The reason we have two ears and one mouth is that we may hear more and speak less. , BEATTY, HARRY Art Editor of Classbook. Print Shop Two Years. Foreman of Print Shop. Interclass Basket- ball and Baseball. Chairman Who's Who Committee. Sketch Club. Minor Letters. Football '32, Blue Cards. He rornes straight from Richmond Hill N ever .studied and never will. BECK, CLARA Secretary to Mrs. Foster. Swim- ming Chevrons. Swimming Pin. Blue Cards. Secretary 4th Term. Scholarship Pin. junior Arista. Program Committee. Self Den- ial Captain. English Commen- dation. just a girl of our sort Shelf always ready for some sport. BEHR, ADELAIDE Blue Cards. Bank Clerk. Com- mercial Club. Riding Club. A pleasant .rutile is an enzietl possession. BENDER, JOSEPH F. UOEQ Captain Cheering Squad. Busi- ness Manager Dornino. Blue Cards. Secretary to Miss Leete. Candidate for G. O. Presiden- cy. Minor and Major Letter. Chorus of Pinafore. Leader in P. T. Senior Prom Committee. Camera Club. Business Mana- ger of Dome '33. On what strange Jfllf arnhition feeds. BENNETT, VOLNEY QBENNYD Model Club. Rifle Club. His- - tory Club. Junior Arista. Traf- fic Squad. Woman is a necessary and undy- ing evil. BENSON, CHARLES Q BUDDY l Caucus Delegate 2, 3, 4, 5. Manager Football '31, '32. Ma- jor and Manager. Squad Lead- er. Blue Cards. Good sense and good nature are never separated. BISCHEL, GRACE Secretary to Miss Schlachter. Latin Club. Pan-American Club. Blue Card. Scholarship Pin. English Honor Class 7, 8. I anz not in the role of ronznzon woman. BIHR, DORIS fnorb junior Arista. Dramatic Club. Caucus Delegate. Hearthstone Club. Brave aciionr never wan! a trum- pet. BIRK, LOUISE junior Arista. Hearthstone Club. P.S.A.L. Medals. Danc- ing, Walking, Swimming, Cap- tainball, and Basketball Chev- rons. Liille in Jlalure but big in bearl. BISCHOFF, GEORGE Captain Interclass Baseball. Captain Traffic Squad. Presi- dent Camera Club. Assistant Business Manager Domino. As- sistant Domino Photographer. Campaign Manager '30. Soccer, RiHe, Art Clubs. Class Night Committee. junior Arista. Formed on lbe good old plan-a lrue and brave and uprigbl man. BITTNER, EUGENE Track Team '31. A man wbo if no! Jpoben of if not abured. BLAUM, AUGUSTUS JOHN QGUSJ Secretary to Mr. Collins One Year. G. O. Captain. Blue Cards. Domino Captain. Glee Club Annex 90. Art Editor English 6 Classbook. Assistant Art Editor English 8 Class- book. Secretary to Mr. Nagour- ney. He ir not yet born ufbo fan pleare tbe entire world. BLOCK, RHODA Caucus Delegate Dramatics. Captainball. Swimming Chev- rons. A wife woman doe.rn'l blow ber knoufr. BLOOM, EDNA Blue Cards. P.S.A.L. Pins. Stu- dent Commencement Commit- tee. Chevrons. I am seeking a man. , ,5 BLYTHE, RUTH ANNETTE , ' ttt' 7,1 1, V x iii 'ii if a i xr. , Y , , dn at , LEVA A K X r- ' I es tzti - iii --if' ' 4 ., F or 1 f 'fa x ' is 3 1 l , . Q . 2, I .r J 1 L ' 3 l i, i i't J . our , .,,. 4 lf' B i i-. iii A 1 V: : .: at ssnel e ..r T . .itk -1:7 ff N'-.J . -ff A English Honor Diploma. junior Arista. Orchestra 4 years. Blue Cards. Pinafore and Mikado. Captainball, Basketball, Swim- ming Chevrons. Art Editor 4th and 6th Terms. Spanish and Pan-American Clubs. Drawings on Exhibit Parents Night. Sbe bar lbe face of an angel But lberek lbe devil in ber eje. BOCK, CHARLES junior Arista. Engineering Club. Tbe beauly of a ,flame if in il! formg In a man, bif conducl. BODE, H EN RIETTA junior and Senior Arista. Scho- larship Pins. P.S.A.L. Medals. Swimming Pins. English Com- mendation Letters. Commercial Club Press Representative. Chevrons. Blue Cards. English Honor 7 and 8. Caucus Dele- gate. Sbe lbriifer on ber good nature, BOFFI, CHARLES Dome and Domino Captain. Blue Cards. Interclass Soccer and Baseball Champs. Class Numerals. Self Denial Captain. Stamp Club. Strange if lrue. BRATTIG, AMELIA Senior Arista. Commercial Club. Secretary to Miss Leete. Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Medal. Sen- ior P.S.A.L. Swimming. Blue Cards. Program Committee. Dome and Domino Captain. Dress Committee. Arliorzr .rpeab louder tban uffzrif. BRENNAN, HUBERT Cross Country '31, Swimming Team '32, '33. Winner Inter- class Swimming '32, Dome and Domino Captain. Blue Cards. Traffic Squad. Major and Min- or Letter. Class Numerals. Scbool if an inloxiraling liquor. BRENNEISEN, RUTH Blue Cards. P.S.A.L. Medals. Dancing. Walking. Swimming. Chevrons. junior Arista. Com- mercial Club. A gentle, quiet maid in .roolb Ilybo reebr ber way in rilenre BREWSTER, MADELINE junior Arista. Caucus Delegate. Committee. Self-denial Captain. Blue Cards. A versatile, vivarious representa- tive of R. H. BRIGGS, NORMAN P.S.A.L. Pins. junior Arista. English Honor Class. Editor of Classbook. Championship Inter- class Basketball Team Twice. A wise man is out of the reach of fortune. BROSS, JOHN Traffic Squad. Latin Club. Lat- in Pageant. Gym Pianist. Ambition has no rest. BROXVN, RUTH Scholarship Pin. junior Arista. Senior Arista. Caucus Delegate. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Secre- tary to Mrs. Foster. Program Committee. 4English Honor. English Commendation. Who faints not, achieves. BROWN, WILBUR QBROWNNYJ Blue Cards. Interclass basket- ball. Caucus Delegate. None but the brave deserve the fair. BRUNJES, GRACE junior Arista. Scholarship Pins. Caucus Delegate. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Self-Denial Captain. Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness. BUNCE, KATHRYN E. Chevrons. Blue Cards. P.S.A.L. Senior Swimming Pin. Pinaforef' Pirates of Pen- zance. The Mikado . Editor of Third Term Classbook. Quill. Since she's studied night and day zeros have never come her way. L, BURKE, HAROLD I Co-organizer of Wrestling Team. Manager of Wrestling Team. Member of Wrestling Team. Print Shop. Football '31, '32. Swimming Team '30, '31. Interclass Baseball. God gave us a man. BURNTON, RUTH President of Hearthstone Club, '33. Treasurer of Hearthstone, '32. Girls' Reserves. P.S.A.L. Swimming Pin. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Oifice Duty Annex 56. Caucus Delegate. Self-Denial. G. O. Captain. Dome and Dom- ino Captain. Basketball. Whose armor is ber honest thought And simple thought her utmost shill. BUSEK, HENRY junior Arista. A good man never dies. CALLAHAN, RAYMOND Football '31, '32. Interclass Championship Baseball Annex 56. Baseball Club '31. Traffic Squad. P.S.A.L. Medals. Inter- class Basketball. Blue Cards. Youth is a blunder, manhood .1 struggle, old age a regret. CARAS, HOPE She breathes the been air and caf- ols as she goes. CARLSTEDT, ANNA Blue Cards. Swimming Chev- rons. Girl Reserves and Hearth- stone Club. Friend to all, enemy lo none. CASPAR, EVELYN Scholarship Pins. Junior Aris- ta. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Pos- ter Club. Secretary to Miss Leete. English Honor 7. Eng- lish Commendations. Silenre is also platinum at times. CHAPIN, HERBERT 11-115115139 4 V Secretary of G. O. Chairman Class Night Committee. Chair- man Dress Committee. Football 1931. Dome and Domino Rep- resentatives Annex 90. G. O. Campaign Speaker. P. T. Lead- er 6 Term. Print Shop. A plearing countenance if no .flight advantage. CHIARELLA, JAMES UIMMYJ P. T. Ofiice Secretary. Cafeter- ia Squad. He if never in the way and nev- er out of the way. COOK, RUTH Secretary to Miss Talbot. Blue Cards. Office Duty. And her .funny loehr Hang on her ternplef like golden fleere. CZERWINKA, OSCAR Swimming Team -'31, '32, 33. Swimming Relay Champions '33. Medal for High School Competition '31. Model Club. Interclass Basketball. Lifeguard. Orchestra Three Terms. Major and Minor Letters. Nothing if irnpoffihle to a will- ing heart. DANNEMANN, MILDRED Dome and Domino Captain. Self-Denial Captain. Swimming P.S.A.L. Pin. Swimming Chev- rons. Red Cross Work. Blue Cards. She prayf your .rpeedy payment. DAVEY, RUTH Walking Club. English 8 Hon- or Class. Self-Denial Captain. Chevrons. Blue Cards. For all that if fair, if hy nature good. DAYE, FAIRY Basketball and Captainball Chevrons. Blue Cards. Nothing can he truer than fairy wzxdom. .Q fragile..- , . .t... ' 1 .1 . is ' , , ly . X 'gli' M x l ii .,.- f Les- 4yiv ',.,, gl, I - . .... . ,,.. 1 --- .. G ' e. . - ..-.. ll' :' 7 i--' 4 ,X - t ,,A . 1 ' ' ' 5 . . 'lE' A f A -.. . Q ll te- .ii I i,.k Vki yh 'ix X... .Q , I 5-Q9 TM 'S ' 3 '. i f Q., . L sl 1 .l. 1,Q 'j-fi, DEBOU, WALLACE Interclass Basketball '30, '31, '32. Traffic Squad. Editor of English 6 Classbook. Senior Arista. Secretary to Miss Man- fred and Miss Dithridge. Scholarship Pin 7 Times. G.O. Delegate. Junior Arista. Office Duty. Education if the only interert worthy of the deep controlling anxiety of the thoughtful man. DENAIS, GEORGE President of Senior Class. Pres- ident of French Club. President of Commercial Honor Society. P. S. A. L. Medals. Interclass Basketball. Secretary to Miss Dithridge and Miss Burrage. Burineu dixpatrhed if hurinen well done, hut hnxinerr hurried ir lzufinefr ill done. DEURING, MATHILDA Scholarship Pins. English 8 Honor. Chevrons. Blue Cards. No man if ever wire hy rhance. DEVINE, EDWARD Sports and Feature Writer of Richmond Hill the Domino. Correspondent to the World- Telegram and Brooklyn Stand- President and ard Union. Vice-President of Press Club. Secretary to Mr. Collins, Mr. Kersey and Mr. Kunitz. Dome and Domino Captain. Lihe Eden'J dead probationary tree, Knowledge of good: and evil is from thee. DOERING, DOROTHY QDOTI Sword. Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Pins. Delegate to Caucus. Dome and Domino Captain. Vice Presi- dent of School Bank. G. O. Store. Blue Cards. She'J pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. DOMIS, FLORENCE Junior and Senior Arista. Scho- larship Pin. Miss Leete's Of- fice. Secretary to Mrs. Van Wormer. Domino and Dome Captain. English Honor Class. English Commendation. Speech Honor Class. Latin Medal Q3 yearsl. 'Tir the .filent people who ac- romplirh much. DORR, NAOMI Orchestra 2 years, Hearthstone Club. Girls Fencing Club '30, Chevrons and P.S.A.L. Medals. Red Cross Work. I am never merry when I hear rweet marie. DZUGAN, AMELIA Knowledge comer, hut wisdom lingers. ECK, AMELIA Secretary to Miss Collins. Chev- rons. Newman Club. Hearth- stone and Commercial Club. Dome Captain. Domino Cap- tain.. Blue Cards. Go in thy native innocenceg rely on what thou hait of virtue. ECKERT, FLORENCE Newman Club. Commercial Club. Dome Captain. Beauty if ity own excure. EGLE, HELEN Junior Arista. Bank Clerk. Honor Roll. Commercial Club. Caucus Delegate. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Tool wire to err, too good to he unkind. EHRHARDT, LOUIS junior Arista. They alro rerve who only .ftand and wait. EICHNER, ROSALIND Annex 56 Orchestra. Annex 90 Dramatic Club. Chevrons. P.S. A.L. Pins. Hearthstone and History Clubs. Library Assist- ant. Dome, Domino, and Self- Denial Captains. Blue Cards. Though Fm anything hut clever, I could talh like thi.: forever. EICHSTAEDT, ALBERT Swimming .team '31. Interclass Soccer and Basketball. Blue Cards. His little namelem unremenzher- ed actr. ELLERBUSCH, JOHN Interclass Baseball and Soccer. Football '30, '32, Member of Cast in Pinafore and Mik- ado. Blue Cards. Then I recommend mirth. hecaure a man hath no hetter thing un- der the run, than to eat, drink and he merry. ELLIS, MILDRED Hearthstone Club, P.S.A.L. Medals. Chevrons. What'r fame? A fancied life in otherr' hreath. ELTMAN, MILDRED Girl Reserves. Chevrons. Chor- al Training. Domino Captain. Secretary to Miss Prinzing. Blue Cards. Small .rervice if true Jervice while it la.rt.r. ERATH, ROBERT H. Engineering Club. Physics Pre- paration Assistant Z Terms. Editor English Classbook. Silence it a friend that will never hetray. FARRELL, HELEN Girl Reserves. Hearthstone Club. Chevrons. Secretary to Miss Turk. Blue Carcls. How often have I paured on her every charm. FIELDS, CHARLES R. From john Adams High School. History and Stamp Clubs. Blue Cards. He har common renre in a way that'J uncommon. FINCH, ELIZABETH QBETTYP Dome and Self-Denial Cap- tain. Secretary to Miss Leete. Art Editor of 6'Term Class- book. Sketch and Poster Clubs. Dramatics. Traffic Squad. Blue Cards. Tennis. Chevrons. Tinze'r wing hut seem'd in Jteal- ing o'er To leave her lovelier than hefore. F1sHER, JOHN UACKJ Sixth Term President. G. O. President 2 Terms. Modert fame if not to be dir- pofed by tbe bigbeft cbararter. FOGARTY, JOHN Interclass Basketball '30, '51. Baseball '29, '31. Secretary of Press Club. Corresondent to Brooklyn Times Union. Spring Festival of Music '31. Glee Club. English Commendation. Newman Club, Captain of Traffic Squad. Blue Cards. ju- nior Arista. Caucus Delegate. Hi.r good natured ooire may be beard above all otberr. FOOTE, RICHARD CDICKJ Chorus of Pinafore. Stage Crew of Beggar on Horseback. Stage Crew of Mikado. Stage Direct- or of Pirates of Penzance. Sen- ior Arista. junior Arista. Blue Cards. Track '32. Domino Staff. All tbe world'r a Jtage. FORSBERG, ARTHUR . Junior and Senior Arista. Scho- larship Pins. Architecture Club. P. T. Secretary. Blue Cards. He wbo seeks tbe mind'r improve- ment, Aidf tbe world, in aiding mind. FOSTER, EDWARD Engineering Club. Track Squad. Print Shop. Blue Cards. He maker a Jolitude and fallr it peace. FRASER, MYRTLE ADEL Secretary to Miss Manfred. Chevrons. Girl Reserves. Trax- hc Squad. Blue Cards. Seek to be good, but airn not to be great. PRESCA, GREGORY Alllr well tbat end: well. w 3 xg W i 1 i QV time i ' 'fSf'g2,.1fff . a 1 l r ' 1, 1 C ' L H T555-it r it- is 4 l- I . M.. v I -', , eve ff--arf: win amisaiiw - J W ' ,i -'iii-?ife fs1, N, -Q 2 ' f- 1: .fr 'K ' iffmx . fell.. i Y V. qq,, 'f ' . Wise -ff:Q?E?5iif 1. ' ::5A15f:i.,a-'l T'f . If 1 e i 15 ff, - 5 3 1:5 V 'irfeltf gk- fiwazeat .1 .r si if R y i q p ppp g Y e 1 Q A + . a K 'E .K vs-. 5 ES M .51 i if X. lf 3 i' i ' if 95 as I .rr V my We 'i 4 we gb X ' sg tv i r K 'iii . ag 5 Q tm. . ... J it E AX E . A, 5 wg 1 S lr W . '53- t 'Q' 2 l +A 1 ? ' l 'Steiff n dr 5 1 ai l FRITZ, EDXWIN Orchestra 90. junior Arista. Commercial Honor Society. Stamp Club. Almort to all tbingr could be turn bit belping band. FROESCHAUER, DANIEL Football '31. Interclass Basket- ball. Basketball Club. Blue Cards. Interclass Swimming, In- terclass Soccer. Dorne and Do- mino Captain. P.S.A.L. Pins. He bearded tbe lion in bir own den. GABRIEL, IRENE P.S.A.L. Pins. Chevrons. Com- mercial Honor Society. Domino Captain. Self-Denial Captain. Pan American Club. Blue Cards. Sbe tba! bar patienee may corn- parr anytlaing. GANNON, WILLIAM E. G. O. Representative. Traffic Squad. Alternate to Student Board. Political Assembly Speaker. Interclass Basketball. Interclass Tennis. Commercial Honor Society. Chairman Se- nior Prom Committee. Blue Cards. Commercial Honor So- ciety. Chairman Senior Prom Committee. Blue Cards. Fore- man Shop Class. 'Tir plearant, rare, to ree one'r name in print A bookir a boob, altboagb tbere'r notbing in it. GAREL, MILDRED Secretary to Miss Dithridge. Chevrons. Leaders' Club. Com- mercial Club. Secretary to Miss Goldberg. Dome Captain. Dom- ino Captain. Self-Denial Cap- tain. Blue Cards. A faitbfal and good .rervant ir a real godrend. GARIBALDI, ALBERT Interclass Baseball Champions '52. Honor Roll '32. Beware tbe fury of a patient man. GASTER, SEYMOUR Junior Arista. Blue Cards. Chess Team. Vice-President of Chess Club. Interclass Baseball. Handbook Captain. Blerrer lair ,rtarr and tbinbr it lux- ary. GATES, GWENDOLYN Self-Denial Captain. G.O. Cap- tain. Latin Club. Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Pins. Red Cross Life Saving. Secretary to Miss Vor- hees. Care will kill a eat, And therefore let'J he merry. GEIL, BERTHA junior Arista. Secretary to Mr. Sommerlield. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Domino Captain. And what if Fame? The meanest have their day, The greatert can hut hlaze and pair away. GEYER, WARREN Interclass Basketball. Tennis Manager. junior Arista. He mouthx a .rentence ar ran mouth a hone. GILLER, EARL Junior Arista. President of Camera Club. Championship Intramural Basketball. Traffic Squad. Blue Cards. Track '32. A. decent holdnerf ever meetr with friendr. GLENNON, WILLIAM Senior Arista. Junior Arista. Captain Fencing Team '33. Tennis Team '32, '33. French Club. Scholarship Pins. Blue Cards. Tralhc Squad. Prerent hut not conrpiruoui. GOLD, PHYLLIS G. Senior Arista. junior Arista. Scholarship Pin. English Hon- or Class. English Commenda- tion. Secretary to Mr. Atwater. Secretary to Miss Ratelle. Sec- retary to Miss Osheroff. Secre- tary to Senior Arista. President of History Club. German Club. P.S.A.L. Medals. She Jet her heart upon the goal, not upon the prize. GOLDMAN, PHILIP Choral Training. Pinafore. In- terclass Baseball. Interclass Basketball. Vice-President His- tory Club. Blue Cards. Little thingy affect little mindr. t .,, i i Y J , ' ..- 1 5 .. 'K 1 2... , ixpatgs a S :Kai ,G J KU 1 if X 'I' it UZ 3452 gt . , , .N it ft. is ia si s i , ,is sf 5, Us amen 5 S is N. at Q f -is mesa K.. t ...Q X ts S, , yt X argl r' 5 ts s KH Q aw 1 , ,a..ea in N N 23.315 95 yi s sl x .4 NM r f iw , 1 .,, fa ia ,f N. s 4 ,. N X X s as Y J 1 f e ,QQ X W H Q Q xg ggi hi 55 f 'Qi 5 gist S Sha? 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How shall I fpeah of thee, or thy power addrerr, Thou God of our idolatry, the Prem? GRIMM, RICHARD Wrestling '30, '31. Tralhc Squad. Caucus Delegate. Inter- class Soccer. Blue Cards. Wherever valor true if found, true moderty will there abound. GUERNSEY, LLOYD Pinafore. Choral Training. Track. Swimming. Traffic Squad. Leaders' Club. Audu- bon Club. Parents' Night Ex- hibition. jay Vee Football. A man of pleafure if a man of painr. GUIDA, ANTONIO Dramatics '52. Service Squad '32. Be wise to-day,' 'tix madnerx to defer. GUSMANO, VIRGINIA Pan-American Club. Spanish Club. Blue Cards. Secretary to Mrs. Wagler. Honor Roll. Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Pins. Swim- ming. Tennis. Today if all your own, hut to- morrow, God'.r alone. GUSTAFSON, DOROTHY President of Hearthstone Club. Swimming Pin. Scholarship Pin. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Program Committee. Dramatic Club. G. O. Store. Her wit was more than man, Her innocence of rhzld. GYGER, CHRISTINA Honor Roll. Scholarship Pin. junior Arista. Blue Cards. Swimming Chevrons. Vice- President of Commercial Honor Society. Self-iaerijice if nohle, it if true. HADDOCK, GRACE Blue Cards. Chevrons. Secre- tary to Miss MacLaughlin. Secretarial Service Pin. Think wirely, weighing word and faclg But never think loo much lo acl. HAEGE, DOROTHEA Blue Cards. Program Commit- i6C. Though right if to earn lhankr, true grazilude will live lhankr. HALLER VIRGINIA QGINGERJ Sword Society. junior Arista. Senior Arista. Secretary of Sen- ior Class. Minor Letters. Knocks and Boosts Committee. Runner-Up Basketball Team. Secretary to Mr. Atwater. Self- Denial Captain. Scholarship Pin. P.S.A.L. Pins. G. O. Store. Alwayr talking, alwayr laughing, never glum. HANSON, SOPHIE Dramatics. Dome Captain. G.O. Captain. Caucus Delegate. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Traffic Squad. Teacher's Cafeteria Squad. Latin Club. True Juererr ir that which maker Building Jtone of old mirtaker. HAUBERT, RUTH Chevron. P.S.A.L. Pins. Blue Cards. Pan-American Club. Commercial Honor Society. Fart or .flow I'll reach the top Birdy that cannot fly Hop. HAYES, DENIS QDENNYJ Secretary to Mr. Collins. J. V. Baseball '33. Mascot of Base- ball '53. Press Representative of Newman Club. Traffic Squad. Dome Captain. Domino Cap- tain. Newman Club. Blue Cards. Interclass Basketball. Stoopnocracy'33. Parents' Night Exhibition. Hi: runny rmiler drive carer away. HECHT, J. JEAN Quill. Associate Editor Dome. English Honor Classes 7 and 8. Secretary of Open Forum. History Club. French Club. En- gineering Club. Caucus Dele- gate. The pen ir mighzier lhan the Jword. HELMUTH, WALLACE Varsity Rifle Team '31. junior Arista. Senior Arista. Scholar- ship Pin. Blue Cards. Cross Country Team. Traffic Squad 90. Engineering Club. Senior Life Saving. Knocks and Boosts Committee. Minor Letters. A man of plearing perronalily. HENDLER, HELEN President of Girl Reserves. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Domino Captain. Dome Captain. Pro- gram Committee. Red Cross Work. True rporlr have never failed to train Not arm alone hut alro hrain. HENRY, HARRIET Dome Captain. Domino Cap- tain. G. O. Captain. P.S.A.L. Pins. Chevrons. Secretary of 5 Term. English Commendation. Secretary to Mr. Kunitz. Secre- tary to Miss Leete. Traffic Squad. Mind your mark! But make or hreak, Mind what mark you mean lo make. HERBERT, MARY E. Scholarship Pin. junior Arista. Senior Arista. P.S.A.L. Pin. Secretary to Mr. Atwater. G.O. Store. Newman Club. Commer- cial Club. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Purh on-keep moving. HERZOG, CHARLES Blue cards. Interclass Basket- ball. Minor Letters. junior Ar- ista. Scholarship Pin. He ir a jolly old fellow-always cheerful. HESS, CLIFFORD Varsity Rifle. National Rifle Association Awards. Major Let- ters. P.S.A.L. Medals. Caucus Delegate. Glee Club. Usher at Commencement. Blue Cards. My liherzy if dukedom large enough. HILLEBRECHT, VIOLA Dome Captain. Chevrons. Blue Cards. By luck the wheel of Fortune may he turned, But Jolid repulalion har to he earned. HISS, MYRA junior Arista. English Com- mendation. Secretary to Mr. Atwater. Secretary to Mr. Yod- er. Chevrons. Pan American Club. Blue Cards. Dome Cap- tain. Domino Captain. Caucus Delegate. Wflvo will try to rattle the Hare. lVl1en lloe Deer ir .minding here? HOCHSTATTER, ROBERT Cross Country team. Interclass Baseball. Interclass Basketball. Vice-President of Architect Club. True nr the needle lo foe pole. HODGES, MIRIAM Senior Arista. Junior Arista. Scholarship Pins. English Honor Class. Sword Society. Runner Up Basketball Team. P.S.A.L. Pins. Dome Captain. G. O. Captain. Secretary in General Office. Senior Finance Commit- tee. Chairman of Membership Committee in Arista. Newer idle o momenl. but llyrifiy and tbongbzful of otbeazr. HOHN, WALTER Dramatics. Junior Varsity Bas- ketball. History Club. Trattic Squad. Blue Cards. Interclass Baseball. Interclass Basketball. Stamp Club. Second lbongblr, lbey my, are bert. HOLM, NORMA Junior Arista. Be to lfer ifirlner very kind. Be to ber funllr L1 little blind. HORTSMANN, LUHR lnterclass Baseball. junior Var- sity Baseball. junior Varsity Football. Varsity Football. Var- sity Baseball. Fiizrt in Ibe Hgh! and eifery grace- ful deed. HURST, ROBERT Interclass Swimming. Interclass Basketball. Interclass Soccer. Boy Leader of Arista. Traihc Squad. Blue Cards. Scholarship Pins. Dome Captain. Domino Captain. The mon tlaizt blnrber ir not quite iz ornle. JANSON, CHARLOTTE Treasurer of Dome. Circulation Manager of Annex 90. Chev- rons. P.S.A.L. Pins. Swimming Pins. Dramatics. Blue Cards. Captainball. Basketball. Leaders Club. In ,bleamnl people clJee1'fnlnei'.r divider. JONES, ISABELLE Chevrons. Captainball. Base- ball. Swimming. Sketch Club. Girl Reserves. Hearthstone Club. And when cz lady'r in the cafe, You know all ozlaer lbingr gire place. JOY, DORIS Spanish Club. Pan American Club. Self-Denial Captain. Chevrons. Swimming Pin. No joy if like llae joy of fame. KAIRATH, HOWARD GEORGE Swimming Team '30, '31, '32. Senior Life Saving. Major Let- t61'. Hir .rnziler are full of goodnerf, lVifl9 manly kindneir blent, TlJey're worlls ez million dollnri Yet llfey don't tor! iz renl. KANWIT, BERT Manager of Varsity Basketball '32, '33. Assistant Manager of Varsity Basketball '31, '32, Varsity Tennis '31, '32, '33, Editor-in-chief Domino '32, '33. Vice-President 7th Term Class. Dome Staff. Junior and Senior Arista. Scholarship Pin 7 terms. Assistant Business Manager Domino '30, '31. President English 8 Honor. Will and Testament Commit- tee. Variezy ir tlae spice of life. KARCH, EMILIE L. Junior Arista. Senior Arista. Scholarship Pins. Chevrons. Hockey, Captainball, Basketball and Swimming. P.S.A.L. Medal. Blue Cards. Caucus Delegate. Commercial Club. Self-Denial Captain. G.O. Captain. Dome Captain. Domino Captain. Yon wzn't tell iz book by its rower- KATZ, SOLOMON Blue Card. Open Forum Club. History Club. Inter-class Bas- ketball. Dome and Domino Captain. Coll me billy, I'm not qnile my- relf. , KAUTH, SELMA Blue Card. Chevrons. No race ir won or loit. Before the line is cro.v,ied. KEENAN, DAPHNE Blue Card. Chevrons. Dancing. Captainball. The Union of heaitty and purity ir very rare. KEHOE, GERTRUDE Secretary to Mr. Atwater. Se:- retary to Miss Leete. Emergen- cy Aid. Program Committee GJ. Swimming Pins. Blue Cards. Swimming, Captainball and Tennis Chevrons. One loier raid the race zz' 'r wrongly rang She laughed, and cried again and 117171. KEIL, FRED Inter-class ming team. ling Team ball Squad Dome and Blue Cards. KU-KU Basketball. Swim- Glee Club. Wrest- 31, '32, 715. Foot- '32. Tralfic Squad. Domino Captain. Lirt-'twat the KU-KU ---O. with what delight- Heard I that voice! KEIL, KATHERINE fKATHY Scholarship 16 termsl. English Commendation 12, 35. Secre- tary to Mr.Ullman. Blue Cards. junior Arista. Senior Arista. German Club. Swimming and Captainball Chevrons. Caucus Delegate. Program Committee. Class Gift Committee. There ir no knowledge that ir not power. KEINER, H. CONRAD Assistant Editor of the Dorne. Vice-president of History Club. English Honor Class. Class Book Editor. Last Will and Testament Committee. Engin- eering Club. Riding Club. Chess Club. Donze Contributor. Let none prerurne To wear an ztndererned dignity. KENNY, HELEN Scholarship Pins. Junior Arista. Senior Arista. Spanish Honor ertihcates. English Commenda- tions. Bank President. P.S.A.L. Medals and Chevrons. Swim- ming Pin. Treasurer Spanish Clyb. Editor of 7th term Class- book. Blue Cards. Program Committee. Newman Club. And ,rtill they gazed, and .rtill the wonder gr w That one .fmall head could carry all .rhe knew. KENYON, RICHARD V i c e-President, Engineering Club. President of Tusitala Club. Vice-president of Ama- teur Essayist Club. Editor of Classbook. Blue Cards. Domino and Dome Captain. For hir heart zcai in his zcorh, and the heart Giveth grace itntil every art. KESSLER, CHARLES Inter-class Soccer '28. Inter- Class Basketball. Traffic Squad. Dome and Domino Captain. Javee Football fAnnex 905. Caucus Delegate. P.S.A.L. Pin. Silence ir more eloquent than rrordr. KLEE, JAMES Victorian Club. History Club. Chess Club. Stamp Club. En- gineering Club. Traffic Squad. Blue Cards. Men are hat children of a larger growth. KLUEG, KENNETH Stamp Club. Rifle Club. Cam- era Club. President Camera Club. Secretary Camera Club. Photographer Camera Club. Chemist Camera Club. Dom- ino Photographer, Model Club. Blue Cards. Cheerful at morn he wakes' from .fh70?'l repofe Breather the keen air, and carolr ar he goer. KNOLL, GLADYS KGLADI Junior Arista. Senior Arista. Scholarship Pins. English Hon- ors. English Commendation. Secretary to Mr. Ullman. Sec- retary to Miss Leete. Program Committee. German Club. Se- nior P.S.A.L. Swimming Pin. P.S.A.L. Medal. Chairman of Class Gift Committee. Blue Cards. A furilade of giggles. KOEBEL, AMELIA Blue Cards. Swimming Pins. Chevrons. The part you play, however mzall, IJ greater far than none at all. KONSAUKAS, FRANK O. Tennis Team '32. Handball Tournament. Interclass Base- ball. Soccer. Basketball. Dom- ino Captain. Traffic Squad '29. Patience ir a necerrary ingredient of geniux. KRUEGER, DORIS Dome and Domino Captain. Caucus Delegate. Secretary to Mrs. Forster. Chevrons. Swim- ming. Walking Club. Blue Cards. Commencement Commit- tee. G. O. Captain. Member of Stage Committee '31. Program Committee. Self-Denial Cap- tain. Emergency Aid. Nothing underneath the ,run Merely happenr. Thingr are done. KUMBERGER, ALBERT Blue Cards. Inter-Scholastic Baseball. Inter-Scholastic Bas- ketball. Dome and Domino Captain. A noiry man if always in the right. KYLE, MARGARET English Honor Commendation. junior Arista. Senior Arista. Scholarship Pin. Treasurer of 4th Term Class. Pinafore. Mikado and Revival. Pirates of Penzance. Spring Concerts '31 and '32. Swimming Chev- rons. Blue Cards. Program Committee. Mufie hath charmr. LAKE, MARJORIE Spanish Club. Secretary Pan- American Club. Secretary to Mrs. Bryant. Secretary to Mr. Dann. General Office Duty. Tennis and Swimming Chev- rons. P.S.A.L. Swimming Pin. Such joy amhition jintir. LAMBERT, VIVIEN A hright, gentle thing, Like the dawn of the morn. LANDERS, JOHN Inter-Class Soccer. Baseball. Basketball. Newman Club. Blue Cards. Beware, I may yet do Jomething Jenrational. LAUCKHARDT, PAUL Blue Cards. Inter-Class Base- ball and Soccer. Engineering Club. Domino Captain. There are few perronr who purine Science with true dignity. V Lf LEONARD, ALICE Swimming Chevrons. Miss Leete's Office. G.O. Store. Cau- cus Delegate. Secretary to Mr. Allen. Ring Captain. Pin Cap- tain. Captain of Class Dues. Smiling and hind you grace a rhelf, Too high for me to rearh. LEONHARDT, WILLIAM Inter-Class Basketball. Inter- Class Baseball. Blue Cards. En- gineering Club. For sfience ir like virtue, ltr own exceeding great reward. LIEBERMAN, ZARA junior Arista. Senior Arista. Scholarship Pin 7 Times. Eng- lish Commendation. English Honor Class 8. Domino Re- porter. General Office. Dome Captain. Secretary to Miss Turk. P.S.A.L. Medals. Fin- ance Committee. Secretary of Spanish Club. Doing good is the only happy ac- tion of a man'J life. LISCIANDRA, ROSE Basketball. Captainball, Dome Captain. Domino Captain. Pro- Chevrons. Blue Cards. Thore that thinh mart gonern thore that toil. LURCOTT, MURIEL Junior Arista. Blue Cards. Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Medal. Art Editor of Class Book E7. Sec- retary to Miss Elder. Secretary to Mrs. Byron. Girl Reserve G. O. Caucus Delegate. LOUGHLIN, FRANK .KLOCKJ Domino Columnist. Assistant Editor of Classbook. Caucus Delegate. Model Club. Rifle Club. Traffic Squad. Domino Basketball Team. Dome Cap- tain. Interclass Debate Team. Interclass Baseball '51, '32. In- terclass Basketball '31, '52. Blue Cards. Lahor! all lahor if nohle and holy Let thy great deedr he thy pray- err to thy God. LUTZ, LORETTA Scholarship Pins. 2. junior Ar- ista. Bank Clerk. English Com- mendations. English 7 Class Book Editor. Chevrons. PSA. L. Medals. P.S.A.L. Swimming Pin. Blue Cards. Newman Club. Program Committee. G.O. Cau- cus Delegate. Antl .rtrangerr with good cheer re- ceive. MALLER, RUTH R. MADER, ELEANOR fELJ Secretary to Miss MacLaughlin. Captainball. Basketball. Swim- ming. Usher. Program Com- mittee. Leaders Club. G. O. Captain. Blue Cards. Love, the sole disease thou fans! not cure. MAGGIO, BERNARD L. Blue Cards. Press Club. Fenc- ing Club. French Club. Domino Reporter. 'Thought is the measure of life. MAIN, KATHERINE Hearthstone Club. Fencing Club. Swimming. Walking. Captainball. Basketball. Tennis. Chevrons. 'Tis sweet sometimes to speah and he the hearer. Secretary to Mr. Dann. Cap- tain of Traffic Squad at Annex 90. Blue Card. Pan-American Club Correspondent. Spanish Club. Secretary to Miss Glen. Chevrons. Dramatic Club. Dome Captain. Domino Cap- tain. Captainball Team at An- HEX. There's a language in her eye, her cheeks, her lip. MANNY, BERTHA CBIRDIED Walking Club. Domino Cap- tain. Blue Cards. What she wills to do or say Is wisest, virtuousest, disereetest, hesl. MARANGAS, STEPHEN Domino Captain. Interclass Basd ketball. Interclass Handball. Airplane Model Club. Patienre all the passion of great hearts. MAURER, FREDERICK QFREDJ Secretary to Mr. Hoffman. Hope is the parent of faith. MAURY, JANE A. President Terms 4 and 7. Vice- President Term 6. Chairman Commencement Committee, Feb ruary '33. Dome Captain. Member Student Board. In- terclass Basketball '32. Cap- tainball. Swimming. President Class Club 6 and and 7. Rifle Club. I have hought golden opinions from all sorts of people. MAYER, JOHN Dome Captain. Domino Cap- tain. Domino Floor Manager. Blue Cards. Chemistry Ex- hibit Open School Night. In- terclass Basketball. Stamp Club. G.O. Captain. I'll prove the prettiest fellow of the two, And wear my dagger with a hrau- er grace. MCCORMACK, RITA Swimming. Captainball. Blue Cards. Tongues l'll hanff on every tree That shall civil sayings show. MCDERMOTT, CATHERINE junior Arista. Senior Arista. Program Committee. Miss Leete's Office. Blue Cards. P. S.A.L. Medal. Vice-President of Spanish Club '33. Pan-Ameri- can Club. Captainball. Basket- ball. Chevrons. Wfith a hind word to all. MCDERMOTT, MARGARET QMIDGEJ Swimming. Basketball. Captain- ball. Hockey. Chevrons. Domi- no Captain. Flower Committee. Secretary to Miss Schlachter. The rugged hair hegan to fall awayg The sweetness of her eyes did not stay. MCDERMOTT, VINCENT junior Arista. Spanish Club. Domino Captain. Cross Coun- try. I do hnow of those That therefore only are reputed wise For saying nothing. MCDONALD, DOROTHY M. QDOTJ Secretary to Miss Konigsberg. Senior Commencement Com- mittee '30, '31, '32, Senior Prom Committee '33. Dome Captain. Domino Captain. P. S. A. L. Medal, Chevrons. Hockey, Basketball. I see how thy eye would emulate the diamond. ' MCGOWAN. CHARLOTTE A. QSHARLIEJ Scholarship Pin. junior Arista. P.S.A.L. Medal. Swimming. Walking. Tennis. Chevrons. Youth, heauty, wisdom, rourage, zfirtue, all that happiness and prime fan- happy tall. INIEINDEL, ARTHUR . QARTJ Football '31, Interclass Soccer '29, '30. Interclass Basketball '32, Traffic Squad '29, '30, 32. Dramatic Club. Blue Cards. It is good To lengthen to the last a sunny mood. MELONEY, BARBARA junior Arista. Senior Arista. Scholarship Pin. P.S.A.L. Med- als. P.S.A.L. Swimming Pins. English Honor. Chevrons. Dome Staff. Mikado. Pirates of Penzance. Such sweet compulsion doth in music lie. MERINGOLO, WILLIAM Baseball Numerals Term 1. Basketball Bronze Medal. Blue. Cards. Domino Captain. Ser- vice Squad. Thought in the mind may come forth gold or dross,' IVhen roin'd in words, we know its real worth. MERKERT, JAMES Traffic Squad '32, '33. junior Varsity Baseball '29. Interclass Soccer. Blue Cards. They also serve who only stand and wait. MILLER, HARRIETT junior Arista. Senior Arista. Scholarship Pins 173. English Honor Class 7 and 8. English Commendation. Treasurer of 8 Term. Secretary of 7 Term. Dome and Domino. Secretary Spanish to Miss Houghton. Club. Open Forum. Chairman Finance Committee. Nothing is impossihle to a will- ing heart. i ' MILLER, HAROLD QBY-LINE JAKEJ President of journalism Club. President of Press Club. Edi- tor-in-Chief of English 8 Class- book. R.H,H.S. Correspondent World-Telegram. Advocate. He's gone, and who knows how he may part Thy words hy adding fuel to name. lf . .., v I pg 3 i ..,i', .i i W 1,L 7 -,El li .L v ll Q if l W! MILLER, JOHN P. Chorus of Mikado. Pirates of Penzance. Spring Concert '32, Dome Captain. Domino Cap- tain. G. O. Captain. Blue Cards. Commercial Club. Plays are the mirrors of life. MILLER, THERESA L. QTESSIEJ Sword Society: Usher. P.S.A.L. Medals. P.S.A.L. Swimming Pins. Runner-up Basketball Pin '32, Basketball, Baseball, Cap- tainball Teams. Hockey and Tennis. Hearthstone Club. Dra- matics. Blue Cards. While' we converse with her, we mark No want of day, nor thinh it darh. MOHR, ALICE J. Secretary to Dr. Thomas. Sen- ior P.S.A.L. Swimming Pin. Blue Cards. Caucus Delegate. Chevrons. Swimming. Walking. You praise yourself By laying defetts of judgment to me. MUGELE, GERTRUDE Scholarship Pins. junior Arista. Secretary to Miss Kiso. P.S.A. L. Swimming Pins. Swmming Chevrons. Spanish Certificate. Is she not passing fair? MULLER, DOROTHY KDOTJ P.S.A.L. Medals. Senior P.S.A. L. Swimming Medal.. Swim- ming. Basketball. Captainball. Tennis. Walking. Chevrons. The hand of little employment hath the daintier sense. NOE, HAZEL M. Secretary to Miss Leete. P.S.A. L. Pins. junior and Senior P. S.A.L. Swimming Pins. Bank Staff. Blue Cards. Caucus Del- egate. Chevrons. Self Denial Captain. Captainball. Basket- ball. Swimming. Walking. Her rontiersation more glad to me than marhle hard. NOTO, CHARLES Wit will shine V Through the harsh fadenre of a rugged line. ' NULLMEYER, ELEANOR Senior Arista. Scholarship Pins. English Honor 8. Junior Aris- ta. Secretary to Miss Walbanke. Blue Cards. Chevrons. Caucus Delegate. If height were hrainr She'd he a geniui. OHLSEN, RUTH M. Hearthstone Club. Captainball Chevron. Swimming Chevron. The artillery of wordr. O'LEARY, GERTRUDE Scholarship. junior Arista. Eng- lish Commendation. Open For- um. Captainball. To me more dear, congenial to my heart, One native charm,' than all the glam of art. OSIAS, VIVIAN H. Scholarship Pin. junior Arista. Spanish Club. Secretary to Mr. Abrams. Chevons. Swimming Pins. P.S.A.L. Medal. Commer- cial Club. Basketball. Blue Cards. Program Committee. Her lipr are rorer over-waxhed with dew. OSTRO, IRA L. Dome Captain. Domino Cap- tain. Blue Cards. Assistant to Mr. Thomas. Quill. Prophecy it no fataliim. OTT, LOUISE QLULUJ Captainball. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Christmas Play. Fill'd with the .tense of age, the jire of youth, A .rcorn of wrangling, yet a zeal for truth. OTTERSTEDT, RUTH Secretary to Miss Galbraith. Chairman of Flower Committee. Ring and Pin Captain. Scholar- ship Pin. junior Arista. Senior Arista. Blue Cards. Program Committee. English Honor 8 Class. P.S.A.L. Medals. Chev- rons. Ambition har no rext. Lf'-dt! .mx ..... ra. - ,,--- , hmm: '. faifvfiii- ,ti ' 1:, ,,.,f5f GW . .- ' ,Z + K -'.. - ' -t :iff tt'. fi. -' It ,gt . f , R I , Q I p ,.,,.,, ..,Ai vvlll. 3 . l 'Tiii 3 ' il ,. .. .M--. ., . ..... fc, , , fort-uf 'E -mia :sw V f w iaii' f .. . new f -. as Ma.: ' 1...-.. ti-f:. ...1 .H ff' ...of . ce... . .. 1. f ' iii ' v Wi' l Y X . ,rg-gg'?-i,.S2ffgz1. 1 i :HWY -1 i arg , , t 5 fi gg, 1- .. rjgggyA:,3:.::::Q. , mir:-:yi ff ::f:5'gu 5 , f L We f -A L PARADISE, CONSTANCE Scholarship Pin. Junior Arista. English Commendation. Office Duty for Mr. Atwater. Secre- tary to Mrs. Byron. Secre- tary to Miss Schlachter. Blue Cards. Hearthstone Club. Senfe mutt rare thy iafeit plan- der he, Since no reprirali can he made on thee. PATELLO, TOMMY QNIGJ Wrestling Team '31, '32. Champion Interclass Basketball '32. It if the hrft time that ever I heard hreahing of rihi wat iport for ladier. PERSON, HELEN Senior Arista. junior Arista. Secretary General Office. Sec- retary to Miss De Hondt. Sec- retary of Commercial Club. Spanish Club. Pan American Club. Caucus Delegate. Pro- gram Committee. To hear if to conquer oar fate. PFLEGER, KATHRYN V junior Arista. Choral Training. Chorus of Pinafore. Mikado. Secretary to Mr. Wood. Blue Cards. Pirates of Penzance. Spring Concerts '31 and '32. To me, there ir none, lihe you hat yoarfelf. PHILLIPS, EDNA R. Dome and Domino Captain. Floor Manager of Dome. Trea- surer of Dome. Business Mana- ger of Dome. Last Will and Testament. Secretary to Miss Ludewig, Mrs. Walter, Miss Leete. . . The measure of .capacity if the meaxare of sphere to either man or woman. ' PINE, ROBERT fBOBJ Cross Country Team '51 '32. Captain Cross Country Team '33. Inter-Class Baseball. Dome Captain. Inter-Class Basketball. vice-President First T e r m Class. Domino Captain. Traffic Squad. The 'pureit exerciie of health, The hind refreihing of the Jum- mer heatr. PODNUS, SELMA Scholarship Pin. Secretary of Sketch Club. Craft Club. As- sistant Art 'Editor of Dome. Domino Staff. Manager of Girls' Tennis Tournament. P. S. A. L. Medals. Chevrons. Secretary to Miss Johnston. N o wild enthafiaft ever yet could ' rert' Till half mankind were like him- Jelf po,r,fe.rJ'd. ' t POHLMAN, CAROLYN R. Sword Society. Junior Arista. Senior Arista. Secretary to Mr. Atwater. Assistant to Miss Le- vy. junior Life Saving P.S.A.L. Swimming Pins. P.S.A.L. Med- als. Swimming Medal. Schol- arship Pins. Spanish Club. Knocks and Boosts Committee. There if only one proof of ahility -action. POLSKY, SYLVIA Blue Cards. P.S.A.L. Swimming Pin. Swimming Chevrons. Pro- gram Committee. Pan-American Student League. Secretary to Miss Galbraith. Her actionr Jpeak math stronger than my pen. QUACKENBUSH, GARRISON KGARYJ Traffic Squad. Interclass Base- ball. Self Denial Captain. G.O. Captain. Extreme: in nature equal good produce. RAPPOLT, EDWARD junior Arista. Blue Cards. Chess Club. Editor-in-Chief of Class Book. Squad Leader. Who's Who Committee. Cau- cus Delegate. Men are meng the hert Jometimer forget. RAVITZ, LUCILLE That age ir bert which is the first, When youth and hlood are warm- er. REICHARDT, THEODORE Blue Cards. Dome Captain. Domino Captain. Service Squad. Handball. Inter-Class Baseball. g Happy and carefree the liuelong day. REINER, ELEANOR President of the Dramatic Club 90. Blue Cards. Editor of class- book. English Commendation. Secretary to Mr. Briscoll. Bas- ketball and Swimming Chev- rons. Secretary of Pan-Ameri- can Club '32 and '33. Dome and Domino Captain. Traffic Duty. Friend to all, enemy to none. REINHARDT, KENNETH Blue Cards. junior Arista. Ser- vice Squad. Glee Club. Camera Club. Stamp Club. Domino Captain. Secretary to Mr. Kan- wit. Diligence if the mother of fue- ren. REMMERS, GERTRUDE E. junior Arista. Blue Cards. Red Cross junior Life Saver. Swim- ming Pins. P.S.A.L. Medal and Chevrons. Dome Captain. Stu- dent Commencement Commit- tee. Assistant Publisher Class- book English 8. Dramatic and Latin Societies. Delegate to G. O. Caucus. Who Jhall call me ungentle, un- fair? REYNOLDS, ROBERT QBOBD Transferred from Brooklyn Technical High School. The twinkle in hir eye ir enough to .rhow you that he if a keen Iriih wit. RICHARDS, VIO!:ET E. Swimming Chevrons. Blue Cards. Scholarship Pins. jun- ior Arista. English 8 Honor Class. Secretary of Latin Club. Desk Assistant in Library. G. O. Captain. A quiet little .foul dwelling among ur. RIECK, JOSEPHINE UOEJ junior Arista. English 6 Com- mendation. Bank Clerk 2 years. P.S.A.L. Chevrons. Captain Ball. Treasurer of Spanish Club. Blue Cards. Program Committee. An open hearted maiden, true and pure. RINGS, GEORGE Caucus Delegate. Stamp Club. Model Club. Inter-class Basket- ball. The mildext manner! and the gen- tleit heart. RIZZUTO, ROSE junior Arista. Blue Cards. Chevrons. P. S. A. L. Medal. Commercial Club. Looe, fweetnerr, goodnexx in her Jhiner. , ROBINSON, HAMILTON Secretary to Mr. Beadle. Inter- Class Baseball. P. S. A. L. Pin. Blue Cards. Dome, ...Domino and Self-Denial Captain. Geniur Jpeakr out and tbe world bearr. RODE, EMIL Inter-class Baseball. Class Nu- merals. Orchestra 56 and 90. Inter-class Handball. Achitect- ure Club. Domino Captain. Blue Cards. He bar a rommon Jenxe in a way tba! ir uncommon. ROPER, MILLARD V. Soccer '30. Inter-class Basket- ball and Baseball. Quill. Ora- torical Contest. Leader. Drama- tics. P.S.A.L. Medals. I am not willy myrelf but tbe eaufe of wil in olberf. ROPPOLO, CHARLES Inter-class Handball. Art Club. Art Editor of Class Book. Phy- sics Club. Blue Cards. A man of few wordr but mufb zbougbl. ROPPOLO, STEPHEN Inter-class Handball. Art Edi- tor of Class Book. Art Club. Shop Club. Trallic Squad. Blue Cards. A wire man zbinb: all be rayx, a fool fayr all be tbinbr. ROSENBERG, EDWARD fem Hi! .rpeefb if rilver, bir rilenre IJ' golden. ROSENTHAL, ALVIN IALJ Junior Arista. Model Club. Chess Club. Stamp Club. He needr no foil but rbinef by bi: own proper ligbl. fairer: I .-f.. I .... - ' ,:K.. SACKETT, VIRGINIA l .7 I1 'i i i if-HNNIEJ . g i 59 Secretary to Mr. Atwater 2 A P' . M years. Captain of Traffic Squad. ftp Annex 90. Office Assistant to F15 ,V ii 6,0 Miss Glasser. Secretary to Miss Q A' I f ' Beers. Usher. Ch?1rons.5'fiCS.fgi l X ., , L. Swimming in. ci . 7 i Class President of Class 4 and ' X' 1 6. Blue Cards. Dome and Do- - . ' I I mino Captain. ly - iii ' Nalure'.r mort beautiful piece of I f urfbilerlure if a woman. 'rf .-.'....,i .,' -' I --i'- SALLEY, HARRY A 4 Inter-class Baseball, Basketball and Soccer. Camera Club. Do- 1 I mino Captain. 1 5 ' 'iiii ti if 9 Never trouble trouble fill trouble S V 2 NX troubles you. f i fig l A fi SALMOWITZ, HAZEL , C' A- 'ii l 5 Ii ' Chevrons, Basketball, Captain ' l ball, and Swimming. P.S.A.L. ' ' : 7 . Medal. Secretary in General r g, 'I Office. Blue Cards. Domino I ' r .DQR Captain. Girl Reserves. 4 Sbe bar :be fare of an angel, but 5, . by .,,I'- 1 tbere'J lbe devil in ber eyef. ' p.. . SANDLER, JACK M l Junior Varsity Football '29, '30 'Q' ,,.. . lf? and '31. Inter-Class Soccer. ii il .. f 'll V Traffic Squad. Dome and Dom- ? ing Captain. Blue cards. G. o. Camm- - V ' Tbe end ir eafily in view. .1 k.... 'Q l I S .f A ,f f SANTA MARIA, VINCENT l, YL QSANTAJ ' .... .'. Associate Editor of English 6 is ' be '51 Y Class Book. G. O. Captain. H' ' ,agar- .a u-.jgr ' we if P fl 1 all 515' A . I t, 4? il .ld A li U P fi I 2 ia X ' A 1 5 - I t 2 AJ. y V A I v 4 aggvx . 4 ri L Illal . , I A .ffl 'if 'li 1 ii in 'ii . .4 l .- A '. ' , .M I E. Scholarship Pin. English 8 Honor Class. Senior Arista. Knocks and Boosts Committee. TVbat .vbould a man do but be merry? SCARISBRICK, ANITA Chevrons. Dancing. Basketball. Captain Ball. and Swimming. Secretary to Miss Robeson and Miss McLaughlin. Class Secre- tary to Mr. Briscoll and Dr. Corson. Domino Captain. Blue Cards. Girl Reserves. A .fmile lo everyone. SCHEUER, DOROTHY QDOTJ Domino Captain. Chevrons. Blue Cards. Swimming Pins. TraHic Squad. Caucus Dele- gate. Wilb zrulb and purity go olber giftr. SCHEUER, MELVILLE Former john Adams. Traflic Squad. Inter-class Baseball and Soccer. Service Squad. Domino Captain. Blue Card. Nothing reemr to diyturh the even tenor of hir wayr. SCHINIKOWITZ, ALFRED UU-5 Former john Adams. Glee Club. Gym and Locker Room Secretary. A light hearted and content youth wandering through the world. SCHLATTER, HELEN L. Blue Cards. Swimming Chev- rons. Secretary to Mr. Silves- tro. G. O. Store. She alwayf apprefiater a good joke, not immediately, it'.f true, hut eventually. SCHLEGEL, DOROTHY qDoTy Blue Cards. Chevrons. Bank Staff. Basketball. Captain Ball. Swimming. P.S.A.L. Pins. Do- mino Captain. Firm, fonffientiour and true. SCHMITT, MARION General Office Duty. Secretary to Mr. Dann. Secretary to Miss McLaughlin. Blue Cards. G. O. Gaucus Delegate. Christmas Play '31, Her fhildiih moralr will never he rorrupted. SCHNEIDER, ALFRED QALJ Junior Arista. Scholarship Pin. Inter-class Baseball. Basketball. G. O. Captain. Traliic Squad. Blue Cards. Print Shop. Happy am I, from rare Fm free, why aren't they all contented like me. SCHNEPEL, DOROTHY KDOTQ Blue Cards. Secretary to Miss Reed. Scholarship Pins. Junior Arista. G. O. Caucus Delegate. P.S.A.L. swimming Pin. swim- L .lti ming Chevrons. Captain Ball Chevrons. The way of women: When you will they won't, and when you u'on't they- re dying to. SCHNYDER, MARGARITA Basketball, Baseball, Captain- ball, and Swimming Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Medals. Dome and Domino Captain. Caucus Dele- gate. Pan-American Club. In- ter-High School German Glee Club. If hrainr were lumber, rhe'd po- Jrefr a forext. SCHLOPP, JOHN Scholarhip Pin. Blue Cards. All the world ir pleated with a cheerful fellow. SCHREINER, WARREN Scholarship Pin. junior Arista. furt a fellow of our fort. SCHULZ, MARIE Junior Arista. Swimming Chev- rons. Blue Cards. Domino Cap- tain. To he Jlow in wordf if a wo- man'r only uirtue. SCHVVARZ, ELIZABETH QBETTYJ Secretary to Mr. Dann and Mr. Atwater. Blue Cards. Chevrons for Swimming. Traffic Squad. Girl Reserves. ' Zhe has an indefinite charm about er. SEARBY, EVELYN Swimming, Captainball, Bas- ketball Chevrons. Office Duty. Hearthstone Club. Dome and Domino Captain. Blue Cards. She it ar good a little creature af can he. SEIDELMAN, JUNE Assistant to Miss Feise. Chev- rons. Friendliner: ir the keynote of her nature. SEIDL, RUTH J, - K ' Y b y -I gg: P.S.A.L. Medals. Chevrons for Tennis, Basketball, Captainball and Swimming. Blue Cards. Mikado Spring Concerts of '31 and '32. Usher in Pirates of Penzance. Secretary to Mrs. Stevens. Traffic Squad. Cap- tain of Self-Denial. G. O. Cap- tain. Caucus Delegate. A thing of heauty ir a joy for- ever. SEISMAN, ISABELLE QIZZYJ Blue Cards. Captainball, bas- ketball and swimming Chev- rons. Swimming Pin. P.S.A.L. Medal. Orchestra. Art Editor of English Classbook '32. Her lively loohr a sprightly mind dirrlore. SESLOWE, DIANA Walking Club. Captainball. Of- fice Duty. Secretary to Miss Ki- so and Mr. Smith. Chevrons. Blue Cards. The laughter of girls ir and euer war, among the delightful ioundr of the earth. SETTGAS, ROBERT QBUDJ Cafeteria Squad 3 years. Pos- ter Club. Travel Club. Dome and Domino Captain. G. O. Delegate. Art Editor of Class- book. Blue Cards. Nererrity is the mother of inuen- tion. SHAPIRO, RICHARD Senior Arista. junior Arista. Scholarship Pin. Blue Cards. French and Engineering Clubs. Last Will and Testament Com- mittee. Domino Floor Captain. Inter-class Basketball. English Honor Class. Secretary to Miss Hickey. Caucus Delegate. Thoughtr that dive deepest Rite radiant in rlarity. SHELLEY, EDWARD QEDDIEJ Candidate for G. O. Ollice. Blue Cards. Locker Room Sec- retary. Dramatic Club '29, '50, and '31. Class Numerals. Inter- class Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball and Soccer. Swimming and Tennis. T'ir raid that he if a Romeo when there'r a fuliet around. SHOEMAKER, ROBERT fBOBl Basketball '31, '52, 33. Captain Queen Champions '33. Baseball '32 and '53. Golf '31. Inter- class Basketball and Handball Medals. junior Arista. Baxehall, Baihethall and School- room too, Ir there anything now that Boh ean't do .7 - itsse ..t .. 'it at - it . - gi ,515 H - t xxx .fsajifa :Lt 1-as .wg -i Q fit -is fl' ia 55, ag avg... W, W ef 25-N E Q' A' .Q N F 2, 1 -s I be , K ,X X E ra, s N X 9 D' 'it Q .X gf x z A --fffuv r .-.55 ':i3tEt::,: ::H.x-z:r:.'Etr:k : F V 1 524. ' .i ss i Q ' fe. x 'Y-:if , 'Ea-H . ff .... 9: fif'?w'41,, Stal , X J gl mv '. . Y' ,...., 'ki 'Wim Q'-we I ya . -Q 'nirifla I- .-ffiwr: :lib at V ' ::: 21254 ' if ' ' N Q . v , a r 1 'ffhef m s J - A t we -5ai.S tQ., . 29: Gt , :i e Qfffiigsfffz -1. of: fi Q1,..ei.'fQ - 539 .. A I f , , emit' .Mattie . . ta! . - . g1...w,t:-fsesfa .-iw . ...mp Hifi? '- -ziiiagzftferfti 2., - 2' .. f ' Titii- L if ' 'Q 'f , f V 3' - 'UE'-:am-.. 17: 'f'iiSE14f . 1iT'if?i3'fSi:i?3 i SW-F ' 'lt' . f 1 , R . Xb . xy ff' 'I .x Y - Ai hte A SHUSTER, GRACE Secretary to Dr. Thomas. Blue Cards. P.S.A.L. Medal. Swim- ming Chevrons. Swimming Pins. G. O. Staff. A quiet, gentle, heart of good conreienee. SICOLI, ANTHONY fARTIEj Medal for Inter-Class Basket- ball. junior Varsity Baseball. Blue Cards. Class N umerals for Basketball. Forever faithful to the Wolf Boyif' SIEGEL, REBECCA QREAJ Scholarship Pins. junior Aris- ta. Chevrons. Blue Cards. P.S. A.I.. Medals. Pan-American Club. Caucus Delegate. Secre- tary to Mr. Atwater, Mrs. By- ron, and Mrs. Goetcheus. Dome and Domino Captain. Sweet personality, full of rareal- ity. SLOTCHEN, MAXINE ' QPEANUTSJ Secretary to Miss McLaughlin. Dome and Domino Captain. Blue Cards. Swimming Chev- rons. She lafhr no hindly warmth. SMITH, MARION Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Medals. Swimming Pin. Program Com- mittee. Dome Captain. G. O. Captain. Blue Cards. Hearth- stone. She ir a perpetual fountain of good renre. SNYDER, DOROTHY KDOTJ Blue Cards. English 7 Honor Class. Assistant Secretary in Miss Galbraith's Office. Swim- ming. Junior Honor League. A phantom of delight. SOHL, FREDERICK Orchestra 4 years.English Hon- or Roll 4 times. Junior Arista. Scholarship Pin. Blue Cards English Honor Class. Blerrings on thee, little man, Live and laugh ar hoyhood can. SOVIERO, ANGELO Inter-Class Baseball and Basket- ball. French Club. Chess Club. Blue Cards. Choral Training. Traffic Squad. Rise, for the day is passing and make all your dreams rome true. SPERBER, WALTER F. Blue Cards. Honor Roll. Honor League. Never idle a moment hut husy and thoughtful of others. STARKE, ERNEST Inter-Class Baseball. Usher at Class Night. Blue Cards. Traf- fic Squad. Small service is true seruire while it lasts. STEIN, ARTHUR P.S.A.L. Pins. Garden Club. Chess and Checker Club. Chemistry Club. Rifle Club. Rifle C l u b . Commendation Cards. ' Silence is a true friend who neu- er hetrays. STEINHAGEN, FRANCES Blue Cards. Swimming Chev- ron. Hearthstone Club. Choral Training. G. O. Captain. For solitude sometimes is hest society, And short retirement urges sweet return. STERN, SYLVIA Knocks and Boosts Committee. Student Dress Committe. jun- ior Arista. Secretary in General Office. Secretary to Mrs. Byron. Secetary to Mrs. Carstens. Bas- ketball. Captainball. Swimming Chevrons. Blue Cards. Domino. Self-Denial Captain. Grate reads in all her steps, in every gesture, dignity, and love. STITCH, THELMA Junior Arista. Senior Arista. Scholarship Pins. Quill. Or- chestra. Dome and Domino Captain and Staff. Treasurer 7th Term. Secretary to Miss Galbraith. English Honor Class 7 and 8. English Com- mendation. Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. STRNAD, FRANCES Girls' Rifle Team '30, '31, '32, P.S.A.L. Medals and Swimming Pins. Cover and Design for English Handbook. Illustration for Silver Quill. Art Editor of English 6 newspaper and Eng- lish 8 Classbook. Caricature Senior Dome june, '32. If to her share some female er- rors fall, Look on her fare, and you'll for- get them all. STROMBERG, LILLIAN E. English Commendation. Schol- arship Pin. English Honor 8. Blue Cards. G. O. Staff. Swim- ming Chevrons. Honor Roll. Program Committee. Delegate to Caucus. 0, Happiness of sweet retired content. STUBER, HARRY L. Dramatics. Polo Team. Minor Letters for Baseball. Blue Cards. Traffic Squad. I strike the stars with my suh- lime head. STUDLEY, RUTH S. Blue Cards. Swimming Chev- rons. Secretary to Mr. Camp- bell. Zealozls, yet modest. SUESSLE, RUTH S. Vice-President of Senior Class. junior Arista. Senior Arista. Scholarship Pin. Chevrons and P. S. A. L. Medals. Blue Cards. English Commendations. English Honor 7. German Club. Swimming Pins. Last Will and Testament Commit- tee. An athlete, srholar and friend. SZEKELY, MARGARET Miss Leete's Office. Tennis Championship Letter. Program Committee. Blue Cards. P.S.A. L. Pins. Self-Denial Captain. G. O. Captain. P.S.A.L. Cap- tainball Championship Letter. Hearthstone Club. To he happy at home is the ulti- mate result of all amhition. THOMAS, BEATRICE Basketball. Swimming Award. Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Pins. Eng- lish Commendations. Blue Cards. junior Arista. Her uoife was euer soft, Gentle, and lowf an excellent thing in woman. THOMPSON, DOROTHY junior Arista. Scholarship Pin. Secretary to Miss Metz. Traf- fic Squad. Dome and Domino Captain. Blue Cards. Caucus Delegate. A thing of heauty ir a joy for- ever. THORESON, GRACE Secretary to Miss Barber. Edi- tor of 7th term Classbook. Leaders Club. Swimming Chev- rons. Captainball. Walking Club Dome and Domino Ca . p- tain. Choral Training. Caucus Delegate. Self-Denial Captain. Deep in her heart the parrion glowfy She lover and lover foreuer. TIEDMANN, FLORENCE L. Walking Club. Swimming Chevrons. Audubon Society. Who.fe nature ii Jo far from do- ing harm That the .rurpectr none. TINT, ALENE Captain of Dome and Domino. Tralific Squad. Riding Club. Tennis. Blue Cards. Delegate to Caucus. G. O. Store Staff. Olhce Duty Annex 56. She mover a godderr and .rhe walhr a queen. TREIBER, RUTH K. junior Arista. Senior Arista. Sword Society. Blue Cards. English Honor Class 7. Chev- rons and P.S.A.L. Medals. Sec- retary in Gen. Office. German Club. Treasurer of 5th Term. Swimming Pins. Who's Who Committee. Dome and Domino Captain. A rmile goef a long, long way. TRIEBE, EDNA English Honor Class 7. Eng- lish Commendation. Who's Who Committee. Program Committee. Blue Cards. Bas- ketball, Captainball, Swimming Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Medals. German Club. For they can conquer who helieve they tan. TROST, KATHERINE QKITTYJ Secretary to Mr. Smith. Blue Cards. Chevrons. English Hon- or Class 7. A cheek tinged lightly, and a douelihe eye, And all heart: hlerr her ar the parrer hy. V emi. ' . rer ts .-- :rf 2 X f 1 Q A , ,-'. ' ll I E . K f .- - . :... fo- -2.02-45' was f E ., ...s w . . V 1 HE. L.. 1 Qs . . B A rs i. at . l l ....... Eifkggwt -A ti. - V l H .. . :af .7 We 1 x .X as .x -s t Q X 2 A l Tai s 5 ,. I 44 A ' if, . . s , .... s- - , f ' A 7 r s i f -1 3 ,Q ll i. .e -: ..,,.. . A s...- , .,. .-' gi 3 X , 4 if L J .Quia TROTTIER, RALPH QTROTD Orchestra Q2 yearsj. Annex TraHic Squad. Stamp Club. Inter-class Baseball. Domino Captain. junior Arista. Eng- lish Commendation. Silence ir the genuine of foolr, and one of the virtuer of the wire. TURNER, MYRTLE She Jeemed a thing that could not feel The touch of earthly yearr. WAGNER, EDYTH QLITTLE EDYTHJ junior Arista. Senior Arista. Scholarship Pins. English Hon- or Classes 7 and 8. English Commendation 4 and 6. Bank Clerk. Program Committee. Swimming Chevrons. Secretary to Miss Leete. French Club. Commercial Club. Pan-Amer- ican Club. W'ell done, thou good and faith- ful Jeruant. WAGNER, GEORGE Arista Assembly Speaker. Phil- atelic Society. journalism Club. Scholarship Pin. Rifle Club. Blue Card. junior Arista. En- gineering Club. Domino Cap- tain. Interclass Baseball '30. When well at eaxe and happy, live contentg And then tonrider why that life war lent. WALDRON, FRANCIS QDUTCHF From Brooklyn Technical High School. Baseball '32, '33. Cap- tain Baseball '33. Football '32. Major R's 131. A hardy race of mortals, trained to rportrg The field then joy, unpolirhed yet 5, Q4 hy rourtr. WALDVOGEL, EDWIN , EXN- Q 55 p,,,. ix Traffic Squad. Camera Club. i 't i., p.', 3 - ii t :,. Open Forum. German Club. i Blue Cards. Junior Arista. Sen- ior Arista. Scholarship Pins. M - , ,-r' Pflflt Squad. , ii ' He rpeahr not all he thinhr. y 5 .Q . WEDERHOLT. FRANK X i ' ' Ali' . get President of Eighth Term Oth- : 'T 1 ' ' - ' cial Class. Manager of Tennis Qfi l - 'l': ' V . Team '31, '32. Riding Club '30, '31. Winner of Riding Cup for Horse Show in '30. it , Q -,,- V Dome and Domino Captain. . Q1 1 Interclass Baseball. Interclass l- Basketball. Blue Cards. Floor 4, -r'i ' ' I Manager for Dome. Maior R's. 9 '-r- L-.- .., . L. Style if the dren of thoughts. L. VUEIL, ALBERTA Secretary to Mr. Dann, Miss Elder, Miss Barten. General Oftice Duty. Riding Medal. G. O. Caucus Delegate. Blue Cards. Dramatics. Christmas Play '31. Chevrons. Swimming. Anil rank for her, meant duty nariour. Yet equal in itr worth done wor- lhily. WEINBERG, JOHN P.S.A.L. Pin. Interclass Basket- ball. English Honor Class. Eng- lish Commendation. Blue Cards Secretary to Mr. O'Connell. Baseball Club. Dome and Do- mino Captain. Senior Finance Committee. Editor of Class Book. Traffic Squad. Caucus Delegate. Quality not quantity. WEINMAN, FRED Interclass Basketball. P.S.A.L. P. T. Squad Leader. Traffic Squad. Rifle Club. Dome and Domino Captain. Blue Cards. The bert of men have ever loved repofe. WEINGETZ, FREDERICK W. Blue Cards. junior Arista. Sec- retary to Mr. Collins. Secretary to Miss Galbraith. Secretary of Philatelic Society. Autograph Club. 1st Prize Stamp Exhibi- tion. Ist Prize Stamp Essay Contest. G. O. Caucus Dele- gate. Activity if liable to commit ,rome injuriefg but indolence if .ture to do no good. WEISMAN, ALICE ' Junior Arista. Scholarship Pin. Blue Cards. English Commen- dation. Secretary to Mr. Dann. Secretary to Miss MacLaugh1in. General Office Work. The ferret of happinerf if not in doing what one lihef but in lik- ing what one har to do. XWEISS, JOSEPH Swimming Team '30, '31. Min- or Letters. P.S.A.L. Pin. Traf- fic Squad. Floor Manager of Dome. junior Prom Dance Committee. Secretary to Miss Glen. Fain would I climb, but that I fear to fall. WENK, CORTLAND QCORTYJ Glee Club. Annex 56 Track Team. Blue Cards. Commer- cial Club. Secretary to Mr. Col- lins. Interclass Basketball. Put thyfelf into the trirh of .ring- ularity. sal? f'J'ct-:' I eg ' fm is N v - ,,.. .-,L. 1 . i t art. s X 'f it ' l ,.r- , . . iit W 4, , ly 4 . -L V 4 ... ' sc 1 st., -t.-.. , 1 Tix 1,1 . . - ..- . itcc i s .. ' I yf . ---' 3 L .5 ,..., iz, - 4, l ci., Y ti . . I l I . 4 5 .,,. ' I f ,.:., J 1 K.,,- ' t I' I c'-t tl g hqqq S 1 gi I 1 Ak ... 4... A WERNER, ALLEN Scholarship Pin. Junior Arista. Editor of Class Book. An age that rneetf with unper- cezved decay, And sflzdef HZ moilert innofenre. WERNER, GERTRUDE junior Arista. Senior Arista. English Honor Classes 7 and 8. English Commendation 3 and 4. Scholarship Pins. Bas- ketball and Swimming Chev- rons. P.S.A.L. Medal. Program Committee. German Club. Sec- retary to Miss Dithridge. Attain the unattainable. WESTON, GEORGE Captain Tennis Team '33. Pres- ident of Commercial Honor So- ciety. Major R. Championship Interclass Basketball Team '29. Wrestling Team '30. Interclass Soccer. Print Squad. Engineer's Club. junior Arista. So much can one man alo, That doef both art and hnow. WHITE, CHARLES Blue Cards. Classbook Editor. Dramatic Club. English Hon- or 8. English Commendation. English Honor Roll. Junior Arista. Scholarship Pin. Silenre ir beroming to the wire. WILLIAMS, MARY C. junior Arista. Senior Arista. Scholarship Pins. English Com- mendations. English Honor 7 and 8. Associate Editor of Class Book. G. O. Staff. Secre- tary to Miss Dithridge. P. S. A. L. Pins. Last Will and Testament Committee. Program Committee. Nothing great war ever achieved without enthuriarm. WILLIAIVIS, RITA Swimming Chevrons. Walking Club '31, Captain Ball. Girl Reserves Club. Ufhile our heartf are pure Our liver are happy and peate ir rare. WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM P.S.A.L. Pins. Interclass Bas- ketball. Blue Cards. Track Team. English Honor 7. Eng- lish Commendation. junior Ar- ista. Camera Club. Run if you like, but try to keep your breathg Il'7orh like a man but ilon't be trorhecl to death. WILLIS, FLORENCE Blue Cards. Swimming Chev- rons. Secretary to Miss Voor- hees. The lurtre in your eye, hearfen in your cheek. Pleadi' your fair mage. WISHNOVSKY, HELEN Secretary to Miss Galbraith. Dorne and Domino Captain. Chevrons. P.S.A.L. Pins. New- man Club. Blue Cards. Secre- tary to Mr. Behn. Basketball. Tennis. Whal.l fair and young, and faith- ful too? A miracle if thir he true. WOOD, GERTRUDE T. Secretary to Mr. Atwater. Scho- larship Pin. junior Arista. Sen- ior Arista. English Commenda- tions. Blue Cards. P.S.A.L. Medal. Swimming. Basketball. Captainball. Program Commit- tee. An ahle U7ornan .fhows her Jpirit hy gentle zuordr and rerolute ar:- tion5,' She ir neither timid nor hold. WOODIN, AUDREY From Pelham High School. Hockey. Basketball. They pleare, are pleated, they give to get erteem Till, .teeming hlert, they grow to what they Jeern. WORDEN, CHARLES Vice-President and Secretary of Hi-Y Club. Cross Country Team '32. Chess Club. Stamp Club. English Commendation. Scholarship Pin. Secretary to Mr. O'Connell. Candidate for G.O. Office. Blue Cards. The force of hir own merit, maker hir way. WRIGHT, CLAIRE Girl Leader of Senior Arista. junior Arista. Sword Society. Secretary to Mr. Atwater. Min- or Letters. Scholarship Pins. Basketball Runner-up Team. Cafeteria Squad. Traffic Squad. Annex 90. Program Commit- tee. English Honor 8. French Club. A combination that'J hard to heat, A :fholar and an athlete. WUENSCH, CHARLOTTE EDNA Sketch Club. Mikado Cast. Pir- ates of Penzance Cast. From Newtown High School. Her air, her mannerr, all hare adn2ir'd. ' ff -- l K' - 'iff Q SEQ 7' :. A 'z K + lin ... , , ,.. , , 1 ,. we is . X Q Y teal l 1 'ig . K Ask E Q l, ff . .L+ A iii 3 1' A , 3 Q 1 5 Z, -J, :SM 5 L Q W 4s lb- .4 f f Q K . W . ff. 1 if - if if -- 'url 343 W 5 Cass June ff - - - i -:E :,, ' 71-:fli5E1-: :iil ..:w:E.E l-5 l i Y Y yi n X Vt! 1 ' - ' ' - i f HQ' 1 W laimfistr- n ' . ,, ..,. ki , X gp ... i E his l 1 9 lf x A . A: - k is-.Q J K 4- -aut S I WUNTCH, ADELLE junior Arista. Blue Cards. P.S. A.L. Medal. Chevrons. Bank Staff. Secretary to Miss Gal- braith. G. O. Store Staff. Pro- gram Committee. Pan Ameri- can Club. Spanish Club. Girl Reserves. Dome and Domino Captain. AJ .the thinheth in her heart, Jo if Jhe. YESELSON, DAVID Track Team '51, '32. Cross- Country Team '51, 32. R. H. Letters. Interclass Basketball. Leaders Club. Camera Club. Class Book Editor. English Honor 8. Traflic Squad. Blue Cards. All thingr are hig with jert, no thing that if plain, But may he witty, if thou hart the vein. ZAHNLEUTER, HELEN Vice President of Girl Reserv- es. Hearthstone Club. Pan-Am- erican Club. P.S.A.L. Medal. Captainball. Swimming. Walk- ing. Captainball Pin. Secretary to Miss Bleimeyer. G. O. Cau- cus Delegate. English Commen- dations. Annex Domino Repre- sentative. She if ,ro free, .to apt, .ro hind. Jo hlefred a dirporition, She holdr it a nice in her good- neJ.r not to do more than .the iv. ZELDIS, ADELE President of Spanish Club. Se- nior Arista. English Honor 8. English Commendation. Class Book Editor. Pan-American Club. Secretary to Mr. Foster. Secretary to Mrs. Byron. Schol- arship Pins. Girl Reserves. Do- mino Captain. To her, welrorne ever Jrnilef- And farewell goef out sighing. ZINCKE, MARTORIE Dome and Domino Captain. Blue Cards. Secretary to Mr. Stevenson. Secretary to Miss Galbraith. Swimming. A lovely lady garrnented in light. ZUSS, SIDNEY Hope trarfelr through, nor quit! tu when we die. CARBONE, ALEONSO CALJ Varsity Baseball '33, junior Arista GJ. Blue Card. Schol- arship Pin. 'Tir hetter to he hrief than tedi- our. D'ALAURO, AMEDEO Interclass Soccer. Dramatics. Glee Club. Blue Cards. A wire man never lofer anything if he har himself. DALY, PETER f PETE J Dome and Domino Captain. junior Arista. Interclass Base- ball and Soccer. Glee Club. Trafhc Squad. Blue Cards. From the frown of hir head to the role of hir feet he if all mirth. DEDORMENICA, ELIZABETH Generority if the power of juri- ice. DEFORGE, GWENDGLYN Fourth Term Student Leader. General Ofhce Duty. Self-De nial and Domino Captain. Sec- retary to Mr. Abrams. Blue Cards. The world war fad, the garden war wild, And the hermit righed till .vhe rmiledl' GRAF, FRED Harmony in uproar. GRIEGER, GEORGE To he ronrriour that you are ig- norant ir a great rtep to knowl- edge, HIRSCH, SIDNEY He held hir :eat-a human race. KATZ, MARTIN Football '32. Nay, hi: foot rpeahr. friend to 1 LEVASHEFF, VLADIMIR I am a part of all that I have met. OSYWALD, OZZIE', AL P.S.A.L. Pins. Interclass.Bas- ketball. Secretary of English Class. Band 331. He wanted a peg to hang hir thought! upon. STEBBINS, FRANK Interclass Baseball Champion- ship '31. Junior Varsity Bas- ketball '31. Varsity Basketball '32, 33. Inter-class Swimming. P.S.A.L. Pins. Tratlic Squad. Inter-class Baseball. Ar rteadfart as a tower that doth not hend itr stately Junzmit to the temperfr rhoeh. STEUERNAGLE, CHARLES Great let me call him, for he con- quered me. AUTOGRAPHS We. the members of the graduating class of June, nineteen hun- dred and thirty-three, having been examined by eight psycho-analysts, twenty nine registered and practising physicians, and one veterinary doctor, and having been found sane and sound physically and mental- ly., do hereby duly declare this to be our: LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT To Miss Galbraith-We leave the incoming freshmen to work her charms on. To Mr. Atwater-We leave Jean Harlow and Greta Garbo to talce the place of Betty Schwarz and Ginny Saclcett as his secretaries. To Dr. Thomas-We leave a box of rubber matches which can be chewed permanently. To Miss Koch-Anne Alff and Madelyn Brewster leave a large supply of pencils with everlasting rubbers. May she erase to her heartqs content! To Dr. Corson-We leave megaphones to be distributed to his delicate-voiced pupils. To Mr. Landers-We leave a glass blackboard so that the class can see him go through it. To Miss Walbancke-We leave a detective to find out where the missing supplies are. To Mr. Briscoe-We leave a book of new negro anecdotes. To Mr. Donnelly-We leave a de-Cantor. To Mr. Foote--Ruth Suessle leaves malce-up lcits to be distribu- ted to the girls in his class. To Mr. Campbell-Conrad Keiner leaves a voltmeter that can be hooked up in series. To Miss Barber-We leave a pair of shears to use on class night programs. To Mrs. Walter-We leave some intelligent students. To Mrs. Bryant-Joe Bender leaves his title of professor to give to someone else. To Miss MacLaughlin-We leave hopes for brighter Senior Ar- ista students. To Mrs. Foster-We leave a new toothbrush for her dog. To Coach Kunitz-We leave another Millard Roper. To Miss Osheroff-We leave a subject that will distract her classes' attention from her. 50 oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo To Mr. Behn-George Bischoff leaves a list of hard questions to annoy some other unsuspecting student with. To Mr. Yoder-We leave a physics and a German texthoolc. To the G. O.-Jack Fisher leaves the office of the presidency reluctantly. To Mr. Schlosser-We leave some students who will pay their dehts . To Louis Rub-We leave a lasso to help him drag teachers off the lesson. To the Greeks-We leave a word for it. To Frank Pascal-VVve leave a pamphlet on how to ncutu success- fuuy. To the cafeteria-We leave a recipe for mashed potatoes that does not include Hour. To the libfafymwe 163376 the remaining hooks. To MY. D3Hn W6 le3.V6 ODI' gratitude f0I' iI'15iSfCI'1CC 011 the lcind of scholarship that produces graduates. Knoclcem, Knoclcem and Howe Attorneys-at-law. . 1933 In Song Sweet and Lovely-Miss Lura B. Galbraith Stormy Weather-Mr. John C. Atwater Falling' Star-Dutch Waldron Shuffle Off to Buffalo-Dick Foote Night and Day-Millard Roper You've Got Me Crying Again-Miss Leete Have You Ever Been Lonely?-Edna Phillips Minnie the Moocher-Chris Baum Wintergreen for President-Jack Fisher Shine on Your Shoes-Frank Wederholt As You Desire Me-Ginny Saclcett Youlre Getting to he a Habit With Me-Cutta Class Marsellaise-George Denais I Wake Up Smiling-George Weston The Girl In the Little Red Hat--Yvonne Barre Alexanclerls Ragtime Band-Jerry Sleepy Time Gal-Violet Richards Of Thee I Sing-Richmond Hill :THE SENIORODOMEO 51 2 E U2 -E 2 anwit Palombella, K S: GJ CU G3 E o ,S E4 G. Byers, .-C1 O cf! o O YI1 Q ..-. 2 cv -0-J U2 U1 o o P1 60 L. cu .-Q Q GJ N CI cv FD sf an 'Ci SI G5 Alex ding- -no 'Q O -N -na 'fx QL P4 E as c A U2 :- cv -C! CT -+4 K. QD 'J aker, Lloyd, Carlson -5 GJ .-- .,-1 .-Q C6 +2 U2 si' as E 'G U -na S W V2 -so -2 ,UB ev N Q we NE'ER TO FORGET B ZARA LIEEISERMAN ECONOMICS Barter-uYou give me your homeworlcg I'11 give you mine. Installment Buying-Purchasing our DOIVIES. Black List-In the Girls' Emergency Room. Clearing House-The offices of Mr. Atwater and Miss Leete. Infant Industries-Civics, Biology, General Science. Mass Production-Amateur presentation of Macbeth. Recovery-Our summer vacations. Law of Diminishing Returns-Our test marks as the weeks go hy. AMERICAN HISTORY Big Business-Senior Prom Bid Sale. Critical Period-Regents weelc. Currency Problems-Senior Dues, Self-denial, G. O. dues. Economic Conferences-G. O. Student Board Meetings. Emancipation Proclamation-Our diplomas. Freedom of Speech-What we donqt have in Hazen Hall. Know-Nothing Party-The Seniors. Period of Immigration-September 9, 1929. ENGLISH Fling us a handful of Starsu--Give us the teachers we want. uHence, home, you idle creatures, get you homen-Teachers on ss guard duty at 3 :OO P. M. And what is so rare as a day in June -Commencement Day. ss Ls The quality of mercy is not strainedu-Advice to teachers. sl- Tomorrow and t0l I101'1'0W and TOTHOTIOWH-When WB do OUT IIOHIC' worlc. And saved a great cause that heroic dayn-Dutch Waldron at the bs John Adams game. HI have 3. I'SI1dCZV011SI Deafhlq-'REGENTS. HFarewelI! Farewelllv-The class of June, 1933. oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo 53 9 t 'S E' 3 .5 5 E'-cg 5 5QEg -E 'di 325512 5 : g4 g Egvgmggp 5 Q33 QS Q 353-55Q:,f'S: S sq S335 msiirogwg H Ehrwi mcuww QQ, gg o.-.F-4 QM as csv. D+' QCD S+ gas x .N-,,, NNUQL. m Q, Eggs-Q:vs05'.QE Q2 WCM x +2 o QMW 5 Sas O w Q: zn.,,,E.V2 C1-as cu G Q.: 'se rgwsggg cv: mf! 3 Eg, EO q,p-I-200: Q - s ZS hog nimv. .rv pq Q9 mv OU ,ou-'ol-, 5 M E ' Z'-MCIQQM gms. 5 F.: ENN.-lan asvo -W 41- rx! 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'WJ 1-5,7 J BEST LOOKING W W 5'3 Herb Chapin UDutc71n Waldron O MOST A ' , UNASSUMING xa 1 J Frank fig, BEST Wederholt M MV DRESSED vfmfdl m um'-AaOQN'RNM WS,WWA 2 I Wlillllqlh uf Trllwrlm MMI Us M 1.WAllJ 1 Xlwnh '4,,E',!l3:!ly1!f us 'WH V NW, EWLJAF-t,!jwM uw .VL!!, !,',Nu'l.,!FLfsf? W V1 1. 'E M! , ,,,, M. N, ,vgxly,' fl' ,, u ,Mrs Mm, My My Wy, Ml,5,WEM :,l,,nf ,. xl 1 Harry Beatty OTHEOSENIORODOMEO So W , R A777 K. w E 1 i I V I Q . 2 I W 1 w W 1 + 0 AN EXCURSION By w. LEVASHEFF-'33 HE summer of 1930 I spent in Champeaux, a mountain vil- lage several miles away from the Rhone Valley. I lived in ' ' the camp of Ecole Nouvelle very picturesquely situated L- on the slope of one of the mountains near the chain of Mont Blanc. During the two months' stay in Champeaux, we made several long excursions under the guidance of our instructor, Mr. Rex, an ex- perienced and noted alpinist. One which I particularly rememher was the last one during our vacation--the ascent of Aiguille du Javel. During our previous tramps we had noticed several times a hlade-like summit rising at the north side of the Plateau of Tour. Mr. Rey had often pointed at it and smiled saying, It is beautiful, hut difficult. After a good deal of preparation, we started on our last excursion at four o'clocl: in the morning. In two hours we reached Val d' Ar- pelte, a narrow valley situated above Champeaux, and covered with rhododendrons. Then we proceeded to Col D'Orny, where we made a halt. It was nearly seven o'cloclc, and the sun was already illuminat- ing the summits of the mountains. Our place was, however, still in shadow. We hastened on so as to reach the glacier d'Orny before the heat of the day. After fastening ourselves together with ropes at the foot of the glacier, we started to push ourselves up, halting from time to time to make steps in the ice with our Alpine staffs. It took us almost four hours to cover the half mile to the top. In another half hour we entered the Dupuis calvin and here had a good meal and rest. As it was too late to make an ascent of Aiguille du Javel, we decided to spend a night in the cabin and to make our excursion on the next day. A rest of two hours made some of us ready to go outdoors and climh up Portalet, a summit situated near the cahin, to watch the sunset. When we returned to the calvin, the supper was all ready. You can imagine our appetites after such a hard day. The next day we got up again 'before sunrise and after a solid hrealcfast, started across the vast Plateau du Tour. As the previous night had heen slightly warm, the softness of the ice greatly slowed OTHEOSENIORODOMEO 57 P i our passage. At the foot of Aiguille du Javel, we stopped and one at a time climbed to the summit, which was only a few feet square. When my turn arrived, I tool: 05 my sack and coat and started up a narrow chimney-like passage, which was full of snow and ice. The climb became harder, when I reached the place where the chim- ney changed into a sort of pipe, and stopping to catch my breath, I looked hack. Mr. Rey waved to me from below, urging me to pro- ceed. When I finally reached the top, after two or three more halts, I had the feeling of a pupil who has passed successfully a difficult examination. A BIT OF PHILOSOPHY We're horn, and We walk, we talk, We lie, we sigh, We work., we shirlc, We pray, we slay, We drink, we think, We know, and-oh, We love, and so We come and go, And then, we die. Why? B019 Anderson Designed by Richard Ely 58 QTHEOSENIORQDOMEO THE STGRY OF A STORY B ELIZABETH OSTBTQOWE-'34 HE young man opened his eyes and blinked at the bright light. From the blur, emerged bare white walls, two curtained win- dows, and a bed on which he was lying. His head throbbed with pain and putting up his hand he felt a bandage. Puzzled, he wonder- ed where he was. Suddenly the door opened and a white clad woman entered the room. Good morning. Feeling any better? He continued to stare in amazement. It's all right. This is the Bellevue Hospital. They piclced you up last night after the truck had hit you. Then he remembered. It had been a cold day, a weelc before Christmas. There had been light flurries of snow and the streets were blanlzeted with soft white. Jostling through the crowds was a young man.. shabbily dressed., wear- ing a battered felt hat and shoes that had weathered more than one winter. He was rather slim and not very tall, and his shoulders drooped as though he carried many troubles on his back. When you looked at his face you could sense that George Payne was a dream- er-his deep set eyes had that far-away look. ' As he went along, he thought of his failure to become an author. The wordsl- nsorry, but we can't use your story just now, had already be- come quite familiar. He remembered about the time when he had left his home town- You'll come out all right. That had been his sister. His father had disapproved and his mother had worried. His pride had not permitted him to confess his failure. Unable to find any other worlc because of the depression, he had drifted from bad to worse, until finally he had only one thin dime left between him and destitution. That dime soon went, for when he arrived at the boarding house he sent his last story to a publisher. He did not expect it to turn out oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo any better than the other attempts, and he told himself that he would he disappointed if it failed. It was Christmas Eve. People were hurrying merrily along the brightly lighted streets. All the world seemed joyous, and the gaily lighted shops radiated a warm glow of welcome to the bustling throng. Brightly painted toys hung in tinseled windows, odors of turkey and plum-pudding were wafted on the cold crisp air. Amidst this hula- huh of happiness trudged one lonely, disconsolate figure. He was desperate: the story had failed. In fact, they had thought it so had that they hadn't even bothered to return it. To-morrow would he Christmas, yet it brought no cheer to him. He hadn't even a room to return to, and unless luck intervened, he would spend the holiday on a park hench. The church hells rang out- Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men. That sounded line, hut no good will was being extended to him! Sud- denly, he felt the urge to return home. His mother would he pre- paring Christmas dinner. Yet, his pride and pockethook rehelled. He would not return to the scorn of his father and whispered com- ments of friends! He awoke from his musings to ind himself in the familiar lohhy of the General Post Office. He thought he would inquire if there was any mail for him. To his surprise the clerk handed him a pack- age. His interest quickened and then just as quickly fell. It was his manuscript. Blindly, he groped his way out to the street. His last faint hope had vanished. He stepped QH the curh, there was a shrill shriek of a horn and the grinding of brakes, and then darkness closed in on him. The nurse re-entered with a 'box and a package in her arms. Somehodys evidently remembered you, she said smilingly. My mother: I knew she wouldn't forget me, he exclaimed joy- ously. Then she handed him the package. This was in your pocket. I thought you'd want it. Slowly he opened it. A blue slip Huttered on the coverlet. He picked it up and read wonderingly. . . . . . . If you will correct the enclosed manuscript, we shall he glad to accept it and others. We oger you S50 for the right to publish it. 60 oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo Decoratfve Landscafe Desfgneal by Virginia Erbecfz Cut by Richard Efy QTHEQSENIORQDOMEQ 61 THE LAST IMPRESSION . EDWARD HTBTVOSTER-'33 ATE afternoon: the port of Whampoa on the Canton River. Ships at anchor reared their tall masts here and there and the yellow green stream was enlivened lay junlcs and hoats of all sizes and hues: some propelled on the screw principal hy a great scull at the stern and others, nearer shore, paddled or poled. The little steamer, China, seemed huge in comparison with the native crafts that plied between her and the shore, as she tool: on coal in preparation for her voyage home. The ship, as I stood on her deck, fairly vihrated as if she were a great musical shell. This not altogether unpleasant music came from the throats of the coolies coaling our bunkers. The coaling gang were worlcing overtime as it was, and in truth, must have heen voicing their protest through the ever increasing volume of song. It was darlc before the coaling crew had finished and gone ashore. This delay had caused us to miss the evening tide: now we should have to lie over until midnight before sailing. I tool: a cat-nap in my cabin and at an early hour in the morning I hurried up on deck, in a sort of daze, to get my last glimpse of the Orient. I knew the ship had just weighed anchor: for many sailors were shouting orders. and replies and counter orders came from the fore part of the ship. I noticed Hrst of all that our vessel was no longer pointing upstream hut had swung around with the tide, so that now she headed home- ward. I had long loolced forward to this moment hut my expected feel- ing of inward delight was missing. I was overjoyed at leaving China. I was deeply moved and silent If I had heen older, I should have fully realized, that as those lights of Whampoa slowly faded in numbers and brilliance, all the romance and adventure that the East had to offer were heing talcen out of my reach. V 'Q .1 f ' 62 oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo ' A Cooley Cosmos Levalfno oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo 63 MAN VERSUS STEEL By DON J. RULE-'34 HERE were the three Wilson brothers: John, Hal, and Danny, and there was old Bill Wilson, the superintendent, who was their father. Day after day the three boys built dangerously, under the cold eyes of their father, the dizzy laceworlc of the huge Storm Valley viaduct, high up in the cloudy sky. This was most curious too, for John had been dead over two years, and Hal had been dead nearly one year. Danny was most intensely alive, as anyone could see who looked up at him scamper- ing lightly over the steel lilce a young nimble cat. But Bill alone knew that all three of his stalwart sons were working together again just as they used to when he was nsmilin' Bill Wilson, and his line boys were as three honor marlcs upon his golden book. For many were 'the times he caught a cheery imaginary wave from John out of whirling snow high up in the cold steel. And when the sharp wind moaned through the taut steel wires he often heard Hal's voice blend in with these strange notes from up on the steel towers. For some time baclc a murmuring had passed among the men, and strange tales circled about of how old Bill had been heard tall:- ing to John and Hal. After these confabs, it was whispered, odd plans and schemes came to him whereby he could move great steel slabs about in the most amazing ways. As his bitterness grew, his steel worlcs leaped into place all the more quiclcly. It was always said at the office that no matter how tough an erecting job might be, the company could always count on Nsmilin' Bill Wilson to see it through. So he had been sent by the head of the company himself to put the viaduct up in record time, for if Bill could do this, his com- pany could easily wrest the bridges on the Railton Extension from the Acme Bridge Company as soon as the Interstate Commerce Commission approved. The ambulance had fust gone away, its tires crealxing drearily over the hard frozen snow. Whitey Mius this time-one leg all shot to pieces-one of the best signalmen in all steeldom. The little- 64 oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo Boiler Gilbert l saaca THEoSENIORoDOMEo 65 group of steel-workers drifted away to their work. on the great skele- ton high above. Determined, steady-eyed men they were, but now their faces were touched with unwonted bitterness. - Bill turned grimly to Fluke, his timekeeper. Flukie, what in God's name is wrong with me, What's wrong with this whole rot- ten job, anyhow? He's the third one to go to the hospital since this began! As Hne a steel-worker as ever drove a rivet! First the gears strip out of the derrick car-then we drop that forty-'five ton girder-now we run into a string of bust-ups worse than a Sun- day afternoon on Lincoln Highway. Brace up, Bill, forget it! Why you're way ahead of schedule right now. You're straining too hard, and a fellow gets jumpy some- times when he's all lagged out. Fluke gave his cigarette a flick, and went on: You couldn't help poor Whitey slipping off that platform. With this confounded weather, it's lucky he wasnit killed. ' I know, Fluke. You're right in a way. But a superintend- ent on a bridge job's got to look out for his men. Of course no- body knows better than me all that goes into the cast of a bridge: but this job's been haywire ever since we started. Bill, you look half frozen-let's go over to the office and thaw out. They walked over to the little portable field office, and sat down beside the C. fe? N. tracks. Bill sat down on a bench beside a table littered with blue prints, while Fluke punched up the coal fire and opened the drafts. High above the office, staccato bursts from riv- eting hammers already began to pound as the crew got back to work. Old Bill called to his son and said, Danny, Fm in a tight place and you're going to help me outf' I nsure, Dad-I'll go the limit for you. i mrhatis just it-I hope you never have to go the limit for me, boy! But as soon as this blow letis up, we have to put up those two big girders. Now maybe you don't knowit, but that's the most ticklish job I ever drew. Since poor Whitey got knocked off, I want you to go up in his place on the derrick car as signalmanf' Danny's face lighted up. Say, Dad, you're a swell guy! You really mean that? Bill nodded silently. 66 oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo Miss Dunbar's SCHOOL I9 3 3- I 9 34 Twelffh Year SECRETARIAL TRAINING FOR EDUCATED YOUNG WOMEN CATALOG MAILED ON REQUEST l86 JORALEMON STREET BROOKLYN, NEW YORK TELEPHONE TRIANGLE 5-7420 DIEGES and CLUST 15 JOHN STREET NEW YORK MANUFACTURING SPECIALTY JEWELERS Class, Fraternity, Club and Socfety Pins, Rings and Keys, Medals, Prize and Loving Cuffs, Plaques and Troflzfes, etc. WE INVITE CORRESPONDENCE PER- TAINING TO SPECIAL ORDER WORK I THEoSENIORoDOMEn Thanks, I'11 watch you lilce a hawk. He wrung Bill's hand. Now, laoy, you don't know what it means raising those girders with what little equipment we have. If you clon't spot the engineer just the right speed every second she's in the air-well, I saw a clerriclc car upset once! Bill lnrushed his hand across his face and went on- I know you'll hold it down. But one slip-and it's all up with you and about a dozen more. Youill have to hold it down., though, hecause some of the hoys here thinlc I've been keeping you off the had places. Danny jumped -up. Who said that? he raged. ullll-just fell me who said it! Never mind, Danny, never mind. We're here to raise steel and not hell. Now, go home to the house and gral: something to eat. Next day the wind had suhdued and Bill decided to attempt to raise the eighty-ton girder into place. With tape line and challc, Barney Ward and Buck Grimes swarmed upon the steel monster to worl: out the exact inch where the massive udogsn would lute fast. The heavy oal: shoring timbers were unholted from the side of the girder, and at last the great piece of steel lay free on the Hat cars. Down from the dizzy heights ahove spun the dogs from the derricl: car and the Chicago hoom, dangling crazily on their spidery steel cahles. Endless adjusting and signaling-then at last the great jaws tightened into place. A hush settled over all the waiting men, except for low hissing of the sleet for a time. Wilson stood frozen-his eyes ranging over every tense face, every taut cahle, the exact angle of the steel hite the huge dogs held on the girder. Then his upraised hands hegan a weird whirling motion as though juggling with unseen halls. This was instantly copied lay the two signalmen waiting ahove. He hecame an ancient Druid priest weaving some spell over hushed men and straining steel. As the full strain of the heavy load snapped along the quivering cahles to the powerful engine in the derriclc car, the muffled purring of the exhaust changed to an angry., deep-throated roar. Across the frozen inlet Bill could spot Winters giving more steam to the ground hoisting engine, winding up the cahle from the Chicago laoom. The hig Buda three hundred feet ahove and the ground en- 68 oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo l he Choice of High School Graduates For Many Years U THE young women of to- day who know the value of expert secretarial training will make early plans to at- tend this school. Enrollment limited. 0 PROFIT by our 49 years' experience. Send for Catalog. THE C. F. YOUNG SCHOGL for SECRETARIAL TRAINING 24 SIDNEY PLACE Near Boro Hall :: Brooklyn Height: Telephone M A i n 4-0793 QTHE o SENIORQ DOME o ADRIFT DOROTHYIISILSON-'37 f ers sisters and I when I received the scare of my seven years I could row fairly well and felt extremely proud when Mother gave me permission to have a picnic in our tied- up row boat, with my four year old brother and three year old sister. The picnic started wrong in the hrst place, because after ad- miring a delicious morsel of coolcie for about live minutes, and hold- ing it between two grimy lingers, just as I was about to eat it, it fell under the seat, where there was about a quarter of an inch of salty, and not-too-clean water. I felt almost angry enough to eat it, Hlthy as it Was, and perhaps would have had it not been too soggy for me to pick up. E WERE summering on Peconic Bay, my parents, broth- : N X' 1 ' 1 s I I I The wind blew off-shore that memorable day, a powerful north breeze. I was still trying to get the crumbs off my brother's face and had not realized what had happened until my lisping, grinning, and very much pleased sister came to the bow and showed me the rope we had been tied up by. I left my brother to his own cleaning job and immediately grasped the oars, bursting with pride that at last I could show them that I could row as well as Dad. Ethel took if as a great jolce until., despite my egorts, we had been blown around a point a half mile away. My arms were getting very tired, and my breath was coming in short spasmodic puHs. I lost a great deal of my self-confidence too, when I saw my mother frantically running up the beach toward us, and the bungalows fast disappearing. when at last we came into the outer bay, and the waves became high and dangerous, I was terrified. Billy didn't have much to say in the mat- ter, because he had found a half dead snail in the bottom of the boat, and was absorbed in its actions. Just then as a last straw on the camels baclc, it came-some- thing I had been dreading. Ethel, seized by a babyish whim that she didnlt want to be on the water but in on shore safe with uFirpo, her pet dog, started to cry. It was a tumultuous cry, tears streaming down her face leaving long, clean, white strealcs on her cheeks and pouring over her upper lip into her mouth. 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H. 2-1752 - SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL-CO-ED S10 JULY sfh TO Aueusr zzna N 'R SUQJEE' 6 -DAY AND EVENING sessroris- on' BT M e Save iime: remove eondiiions or failures: enier college soono Resenff GEN' Regenis Exams Given Here in Augusi .lil oun DIPLOMA ADMHS TO LEADING courses -FULLY APPROVEL All Academic and Commercial Subiecis E959 EQHP AXCQPEWEEQ , Re uef Coieio MAin 4-8558 DeKalb Ave. B.M.T. sfaivon rn Bunldln q 5 9 9 Day Commercial or Secrefarial-SIO a monfh-Nighf S6 a monfh THEoSENIORoDOMEo 73 snail for a moment, remarked hlandly., Gee, Efh, it looks like Ni- ag-ar-a Falls. I was in such a humor that I didn't want to hear his artistic re- marks, and I really felt I wanted to throw him overboard. The waves were getting rougher and I was horrified at what might happen. Eth- el's crying frightened me so much that I pulled in the oars and pre- pared to give her a sound spanking. Just then I heard the chug-chug of a motor. I was turning around to see what it was., when an extremely playful wave hurst at the side of the hoat, sending the foam and water all over us. A little girl can endure so much, and in a lit of anger I crept to the hottom of the hoat and cried. We were all towed home and mother., who I expected would give us each a spanking, gratefully kissed us and put us all to hed, where I dreamed of drifting out to sea, my parents wailing on shore, and a hig horned dragon coming along to eat me up. - FUTILITY By Dorothy Schmidt-'34. Away with sorrow-let it he Just gone today-Eternity., Will not he longer, nor the world Less glad, if for one paltry day I do not think of one whose way Turned from my own, the while he hurled My shining joy into the sea And took my very heart from me. I think that if I could forget For just a while, my mind would let This new love in, into my soul To soothe the pain and cover oser The ugly aching fevered sore- But memory must take its toll And so my eyes with tears are wet Because my heart is with him yet. 74- oTHEoSENIORoDOMEo DE KA N E553-Wim Individual and Specialized Training WHAT ARE YOUR PLANS? The advanfages of ahiending a small school Ilimifed in enrollmenfl are many. Our siudenis and gradua+es 'tell us Ihey received +he following benefifs Ihrough +l1eir aHendance here. I. Siricfly individual inshucrion.-noI' mass produc- +ion,-enabled fhem Io progress rapidly because 'Ihey were nol' held back by slow sfudenls. 2. Specialized insiruciion and coaching prepared 'Ih f 'f' ' fha rofessional fields, em or posiions in p such as posifions wifh lawyers, banks, real esfafo, insurance and s+och brokers. 3. Sfudenfs graduafing as individuals have more opporfuniiy Io secure posifions 'Ihan if grad- uafed as classes, and fhus we have placed mosf of our graduares. If you are inferesfad in a business career, please call ai' our school, or DeKan will call af your homo. We do noi' employ solicifors. I55-3I JAMAICA AVENUE, a'I' Parsons Blvd. JAMAICA, N. Y. Telephone JAmaica 6-6455 LIMITED ENROLLMENT You will always find varieiy, qualify and price in every ariicle of PanI's, Kniclcers, Sweaiers and Sporiwear you purchase ai +he R 8: G PANTS STORE. Visii us now 'for your summer spori apparel and college sporiwear. Special prices on ilannels and sporicoais +o Richmond Hill gracluaies. V R K G PANTS STORE I66-20 JAMAICA AVENUE Jamaica, N. Y. oTHEoSENIORcDOMEo 75 Diogenes lived in a 'cub . . . and was a Cynicf' There are various explanations of how he got that way-but no matter: he was right about at least two things: in the 'iirst place, he knew what he wanted Ian honest man, it we remember rightlyl, and in the second place. he went after what he wanted Ihe did not leave his lantern in his tub, eitherl. Most suc- cessful merchants are like that. They know what customers they want. and they take the proper steps to get them. WISE BUSINESS MEN KNOW: THAT high school students are buy- ers. They spend much money for clothes, entertainments, and inciden- tals. The school paper is the logical advertising medium by which this constituency should be reached. THAT students exert a great deal of influence at home on family buying. therefore products which cannot be sold directly to students-automobiles, 3. 4. radios, etc.--can be advertised in such publications because of the di- rect influence of such advertising. THAT students are the citizens of to- morrow. They are reached now, while they are in the most impressionable age. Habits of buying built in them now will carry over into Iater years. THAT parents can be reached through the high school paper. 80 0 'Cynic-That's Greek for Perpetual Grouch. Yes. we looked it up. The above is taken from a letter sent to merchants in the town ot Great Neck. Long Island. by the statt of the High School newspaper in that community. We heartily agree with them, and further. if you multiply the circulation of this newspaper by One Hundred and twenty school newspapers in many cities and towns of the United States that we represent you have 240.000 Boy and Girl read- ers of High School Newspapers. This is a market that merits the consideration of a National Advertiser. We are authorized advertising representatives of I20 school newspapers. We invite Advertisers and Agencies wishing to reach this market to call upon us for rates and data. We assure efficient service. RICHMOND ADVERTISING SERVICE ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES 26 COURT STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. HIGH SCHOOL NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES ANNUALS THE o SENIOR o DOME