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

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1945 volume:

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It was hut a short time later that you hegan to distinguish yourselves and you have eontinued to do so. hoth in scholarship and in service. Wie are particularly mindful of the service of those in the armed forces of the United States. I have appreciated your warm-hearted friendli- ness. consideration and thoughtfulness. It has been said. hvlie live in deeds, not yearsg in thoughts. not hreathsg in feelings, not in figures on ei dialf. He lives most who thinks most. feels the nohlest. acts the hestf' May the future hold great promise and success for you in nolnle living' in a safe world from which vvar has lveen lvanished. Sincerely. CLASS OFFICERS .lohn Heider lrene Paraskos lfileen Bl'flWI1iIlQ .Mine Gillespie .loan Zundel President Yive-President 'lireusurer 5t'f'l'fAl21 Y Alt 'l'm1l l l 1 1 1 1 Dorothy Martin Retty May Smith Associate Editor ECliI01 ill-Cliifif Archway Staff Alive Orlan Gerson George Rogers Art Editor Business Manager Lillian Lindenfelser .Iames Grace Clara Hofmann Loretta Betke Write-ups Photography Pictures Honor Roll Editor-in-Chief, Betty May Smith ,-Xssoviate Editor, Dorothy F. Martin Business Manager, G. George Rogers ADVERTISING: Clifford Atkinson, Anne Gillespie, Eva LeGrow, G. George Rogers, Betty May Smith. ART: Alice Orlan, Elone Carnegie, Pat Gulirk, .loseph Monteleon. BOOSTERS: Anne Gillespie, Eva l.eGrow. BOYS IN THE SERVICE: Loretta Betke. LEGACY: George Kohler, Clifford Atkinson, Arthur Jaffe, Dorothy Martin, C. George Rogers, Joan Zundel. PHOTOGRAPHERS: .Iames Grace, G. George Rogers. PICTURES: Clara Hofmann. Louretta Rroscfhart, Violet Grell, Oradel Lowe, Florenee Holzapple, Lillian Lindenfelser, Lillian Moxley, Doreen Pollack, Patricia Wiese. , PROPHECIES: Patricia I-Ientgen, Loretta Betke, lNIary Hanley, .Iohn Heider, Dorothy Martin, Donald MaeNaii', Patricia Wiese, .Ioan Zundel. SIGNATURES: G. George Rogers. TYPISTS: Loretto Early, Doris Gertisser, Clara Miklasz. WRITE-UPS: Lillian Lindenfelser, Dolores Augustine, Joan Benson, Loretta Betke, Eileen Rrowning, Seymour Buch- berg, ,loan Ruckheit, Raylia Eagle, Loretto Early, Myra Gailhand, Doris Gertisser, Mary Hanley, Patricia Hentgen, William Hickey, Florence Holzapple, Edna ,I6SllC1'Q?,CI', Elaine Anne Kenny, Eva Kovh, Dorothy Martin, Clara Miklasz, Irene Murphy, Doreen Pollack, Laura Pressman, Phyllis White, Patricia Wiese, Joan Zundel. .Mary J. Murphy, Faculty Adviser 6 L y i Y V 7.? . + .gf a,u6Ll0l0Ql'l86l AGP? The summer of 1941 came to a close and we of the Class of June 1945, entered high school. Those for whom Annex 90 was Hsomething new addedf' climbed up to the fourth floor with great expectations, those for whom 90 was nothing new, just climbed. , That first term saw many memorable events. Our girls were the first to have new lockers. Miss Cook was busy changing our programs. We sent representatives over to the Main to assist in the Block Party, and after many hectic campaign days, the team of Smith, Luhrs and White took over. The term ended with its crowning event-Freshman Day-when all the students were teachers and all the teachers were driven nuts! The Spring of '42 found us installed in Annex 56, the school that was famous for its unusual arrangement of auditorium and gym, separated only by swinging doors. The boys found this architectural idea refreshing, for they discovered they could stay awake in the auditorium by watching the girls going through their antics in the gym. We liked 56 so much that we decided to stay on for another term. February 1943 rolled around and with it the great day. Some of us en- tered the Main with so much enthusiasm that we almost arranged our senior prom that very term. ln the course of the term we met Miss Koch, detentions and Regents, in that order. About that time the weaker sex stopped going to dances with each other. ,Iahn,s became more popular with us, and so . 1.23, ,gf I another term passed. Q ,C . With the fifth term came the GO. Carnival, and with the q'Z'g'p Q. , sixth, the Spring Concert, Arista applications and 6'Ceorge 25 y Washington Slept Heref' ln passing, let it be said that he wasn't the only one that slept here. G ef . ...dll ,cy lx r During our last year, we had the distinct honor of electing , 1 X V1 51 our entire party to the C.O. both terms. ln the seventh term y xl ,A 4 the Fair was a great success under the guidance of the Haen- 4 , y , ...N Wx lon clan, and some of us worked on the pocket edition of 5 X :QD .sv 'K ' 1 I , V ome R y A .41 1 Now, in our SENIOR term, with MacNair and his kids for leaders, we are as jumpy as Bob Hopeis yo-yo, fl waiting for our class book, Senior Day, rings, Class Night, final Regents, and then what we have been working four long years to attain-GRADUATION. YVe have worked and we have played, we have laughed and we have cried. It will soon be over, but we shall never forget Richmond Hill High School nor w 1, ff ll f I il fnl i v ll P' If f f !! ll I1 L the friendships we have made here. YVe shall cherish them forever. Hail to Richmond Hill. BETTY MAY SMITH, Editor-in-Chief y I, 1 ? , 4 aegfw Looking www S Q ,-:- ,fir y ' X x wx sr 'f xdj: 'KA ' C5-,5'Ei,5 3 QKPLU To n GLW? CLS 55 '7i'2:'?o1?S J- V- 'wrelkc A S Mix 'L Q Q A cfwece oflfln lp Nia o 1' NDQNCE ' K Goss oN'7L '7 ff PE, 'DNXSY ivgfg H-:fe -WGN? Q , -3-1 Socceeb K N, ZZ J 9 D , is x mamma meme ' BEST ipmissziiv , t 4 am K, ,, ,W f J : , , xkkx ALA , 'v gf' . ,. ?i?Fff':1:ff , .Niki ' 5,11 5 ? HHH 721623 jbf-,TTY E118 1 , A , 12 K XA S 'grlenfa X 3 .1 A L95-5 lNTELL.Ef'!-M5 f 2' I 1 41 . YQQQT Povuma ,-,.,,,,..,....---5 ef BLanrme x' 'sf ft - 1+ '25 lx If If 4, 453 li '7'! I is, 2. . ggi 'f it ,tv 4 013' -U- 4 fl lm pI Ol9 Qify... The time, June 19605 the scene, the interior of Swami EUSILLO'S 'GHouse of Magic. JOAN BENSON, returning from a concert tour of the world and being very curious about her former classmates, seats herself opposite the Exalted One who, with great formalitiy, lifts a silken cloth from his crystal ball and dramatically chants his mystic words. The crystal ball begins to glow and a little red and gray school house appears. Seated inside are schoolmarms, LORETTA BETKE and LILLIAN LINDENFELSER and JOAN ZUNDEL still trying to translate Virgil's uAeneid.', Slowly the scene changes and the starched figure of nurse HENTGEN closely followed by Dr. DONALD MACNAIR can be seen disappearing down an immaculate hospital hall. They enter a laboratory and go into a huddle with the research-chemists, MARY HANLEY and JOHN HEIDER, and immediately an argument ensues. As Dr. MACNAIR departs, his lips silently form the words HHe-Who--. But more is to be revealed in Swami FUSILLO'S magic ball. Again the scene changes, this time to the crowded Polo Grounds. Babe WORGUL, on the mound for the Yanks, pitches his Hsecret weaponn ball to Van MAKATURA, who sends it into left field. It looks like a sure-fire carton of Wheatiesl But no! Here comes Pee Wee MENTZ. He makes a spectacular catch off the Pepsi-Cola sign, thus ending the game. With the roar of the crowds, the scene changes again. This time, attention is centered on a press conference. PHYLLIS WHITE, feature story writer of the Daily Unimod fspell it backwardsj, is chatting away to the sports editor, GEORGE KOHLER, about the coming champion tennis match be- tween PAT GULICK and MARION KOPKO. Meanwhile, news comes in YL? on the ticker-tape that EVA LEGROW has been chosen uQueen f of the Pepsodent Adsn and ANN GILLESPIE, the Rheingold Girl of 1960. 4 I Q7 The clamor of the press room fades and is replaced by the 5 X II hustle of backstage at the latest Broadway hit, HA Tree Grows in N ,Q xi Richmond Hill, written by BETTY MAY SMITH. Alfred Lunt f All HIGKEY and Lynne Eontanne AITKEN can be seen rehearsing Q. 'H I house lights dim. Bud Mac Kenzieis orchestra strikes up the music XV :Q- .. ' DOROTHY MARTIN, are checking last minute details when the I A AQ house lights dim. Bud MacKenzie's orchestra strikes up the music ' if for the first actg and as the curtain rises, Buttercup y ,fb N 34, O'SHAUGI-INESSY renders uRichmond Hill to Theeff . 1' f ' QA Q, As the strains of the song fade, the crystal ball grows U af I 1' Elgin dim, and the austere tones of the swami can be heard ' - . I -vu gr ' 44 ' vv it K ,I - saying, Five dollars, please. . QQ X ' 7 ' . fi 6' sk J - . A X :IKM 10 .R 'UW mm 1 Z l Lai YM Chess Club Seniors on the Guard Force Stage Crew Supply Room Squad Engineering Clulo Boys' Shop Room Swimming Team Swing Band Fond Memories of Annex 56 Senior Lane with 30Pg0f Pnli-UFHCQ GU. Ufiicers Hearthstone filnlm lioys' Senior Yarsily Boys' Junior Yarsily Liiwrziry Squad fJl'CilGFl1'El l,il11'ary Squad iioys Relaxing in iivallii I ci liiiorai T1'EliHillQi,1'ilC HONOR LI SENIOR AVERAGES OVER 9092 Cas Betty May Smith Loretta E. Betke Anne Buonaguro Eva Koch ..... Patricia Wiese . Madeline O'Sha1 Irene Argraves .... Claire Barbuscio . .. Loretta E. Betke .... Millieent Burtaine Elone Carnegie ..... Nancy Clark ........ Gus Constantinopolous Grace Cross ....... Joseph Devlin ..... Gloria Diamond .... Loretto Early ..... Ortrud Frommann . Margaret Geben ..... Mary Gocker .... lNIary Hanley . .. Betty Hinderer Clara Hofmann Gloria Aitken .. Clifford Atkinson Dolores Augustine Angelo Avena .... Loretta Betke ...... Ann Blydenburgh .... Eileen Browning .... Seymour Bucbberg . . . Alfred Burkly ...... Nancy Clark . .. Joseph Devlin .. Walter Ditzel .... Raylia Eagle . .. Herbert Feldman John Flanagan . Ortrud Frommann Rohert Fusillo . Doris Gertisser .. Patricia Gulick . . . Evelyn Hafner .. .John Heider ...... ighnessy ....1,2.4 ....2,5,T -1 ....T . .... 1 ....1,5 ....1 ....I ..1,2,3,4 ....ZS ....-1.6 IJ ...UM ....P,I, ....P ....C A I' D ....M ....A ...HM ....A ....D 11 M ..M ..1Nl A 1X1 .....M.G W'illiam Hickey ...,........ D 14 . . . 95.61 . . . 93.23 . . . .92.66 ...,92.48 ... 91.64 ... 91.21 S T S of February 1, 19455 George Kohler . . . Joan Zundel .... Edna Kameny Edward Mongan Marion Liehr . . . Clara Hofmann ENGLISH COMMENDATIONS 91.16 91.03 90.36 90.35 90.16 90.09 Florence Holzapple . ...... 3. T Marion Nathan ...... ....... 2 Irma Kaltenbach . .. . .. 2 Madeline O'Shaughnessy . . . .3. T Edna Kameny .... .. . 5 Walter Pfeifer ............ ...6 Eva Koch ...... . . . 6 Loretta Pfundstein ..... . T George Kohler . . . . . 6 Doreen Pollack . . . . . . Ruth Landauer . 6 Grace Powell . .. . .. 6 Eva Le Grow ...,. . . . 3 Margaret Raerly . . . . . . .5, T Lillian Lindenfelser ...,... 6, 7 Eileen Reynolds . . . ..... . .. .7 Patricia Loughlin ........... 6 Eleanor Rohde .............. 5 Doris Luhrs ........ 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 Betty May Smith. .... 2, 3, 5, 6, T Dorothy F. Martin ........ 1,2 Victoria Stumpf ...... ........ 2 Ruth McCarthy . . . ....... 2, 5 Geraldine Ward ..... ,.... . . .6 Elizabeth lNIc'Willian1 .... 1 Phyllis White . .. . ...2 Dorothy Meister . . . . .31 Patricia Wiese . . . .5. 6 Mary Merante .... ..., 1 Lucille Wirfel .... ..., 2 Edward Mongan . . .... 3 Margaret Zapke . . . . . . . . James Moore . .. .... 3 Joan M. Zundel .... .. .1, 3, 6 MAJOR LETTERS Florence Hill ............... M Irene Paraskos . Florence Holzapple Robert Hornish ....... Evelyn Kleinknecht George Kohler ...... Marion Kopko .... Mable Lowry Doris Luhrs ,,... Osborne MacKenzie Donald MacNair . . ...HM .....M,C ....L Doreen Pollack . ....A Martin Pollak.... .....D . . . . D Teresa 'Pontecorvo . . . ..I, ....P Grace Powell...... .....1XI . . . .A Lawrence Quartararo . . .A ....., M William Riedemann . . . .. D .....D,P G.George Rogers .....M Norman Ross ....... George Schaffner . .. Naomi McCants .. ....., A Francis Schmalzle . William McManus ..... M Erich Schneller Betty McWilliarn ..., A Ruth Schweiker .. Warren Mentz .... .... I A Carol Seebeck .... Joseph Monteleon . . .... M Betty May Smith. . .. Charlotte Montelin . .... M John Toner ..... . .James Moore . . . . . . G .Jean Whalen . . .. Lillian Moxley . . . . . . G Phyllis White . . . . George Olson .... . . . C George Worgul . . .. Alice Orlan ................ D Herbert Zimmermann Madeline O'Shaughnessy ..,. M .Ioan Zundel ....... Rosemarie Otten ........... M A-Athletics M-Music D-Dramatics P-Publications L-Library G-Guard C-Cbeering M ...,M P -X M ....A,lNI .....1X1 P . .... .A ...A dam last will anti Uliestammt Mr. Daniel Wood was looking for Tschai- kowsky's 'fOverture to Romeo and Julietf' In- stead he found on a dog eared copy of NDon't Fence Me In : We the graduating class of ,Iune l9i5. being in full possession of all our faculties. do hereby bequeath the following to: NEARBY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PUl'lLS-- Mr. Matthew L. Dann as principal when they enter Richmond Hill High School. MISS MINNIE C. COOK-as--A freshman class in which all students take four years of Latin. MISS CLAIRE FINN f More English honor classes whose intelligence she can respect. MRS, RUTH FFIIHINGaa A barrel of 'tglittering generalitiesf' MR. FARRELL GRICH.-KN 1 A classroom with eight dozen doors. MISS HELEN KOCH - 4 A student body that never stays home on the day after a holiday. MISS EVELYN KONIGSRERG f Thirty-five Doris Luhrses. MR. BEN MICHELSONfControlling stock in the Amalgamated Vlvidget Corporation of America. MISS MARY J. MURPHYfAn ,llrvlluvzy staff that attends meetings. MR. FRED SMITH V V An undefeated Cornell football team. MISS EVELYN SPRADOaeA quiet ollicial pe- riod. MR. J. C. TRESSI.tiliaeA translation of uEng- lish in Action for Inner Mongolia. DOLORES AUGUSTINEW -A, big smile. LORETTA BETKEaA long furlough for a cer tain soldier. ARTHUR JAFFE-A worthy cause to argue for. GEORGE KOHLER Q A Little Orphan Annie decoder pin. LILLIAN LINDENFELSERfMany more NIohn- nies' to write about. DORIS LUHRS-A permanent position at Lord and Taylor's. DOROTHY MARTIN-An unlimited supply of purple ink. EDVIYARD MONGAN--A position on the Har- vard basketball team. IRENE MURPHY-A megaphone. NIADELINE OISHAUGHNESSY, ROSEMARIE OTTEN, WYALTER DITZEL-A contract to sing the Rinso commercials. WALTER PFEIFER-June Allyson. NORMAN EARL RAUSCHERaA million car tons of his favorite throat medicine. G. GEORGE ROGERS-A petrifying ray to use when taking photographs. BETTY MAY SMITH+Another astronomical average after four years at college. DONALD STOLL-The starring role in the Pep- sodent Show. PHYLLIS WHITEfA farm of trained skunks. GEORGE WORGUL-A baseball team with new uniforms. JOAN ZUNDELaA chance of advancement in the alphabet, ff I 1 rf' ANNE RUONAGURO. MARY HANLEY. CO- V ' I ' I A aj. RINNE THOMPSON-A chemical to keep it 'l ' Lx I .J N I from fading. ' f ' I ix If SEYMOUR RUCHRERGfThe sports editorship 5' of the '4Rocky Mountain Chroniclefi CI. g S ALFRED RURKLY-A fountain pen. fl irt. -n -W JOHN FLANAGAN -- A job as the Man in E il' WI: A - Black on HSuspense.'i 2 ',:t ff- , of WILLIAM HICKEY-The hero's part in Jack 5 f': - .I J Armstrong. n f?'f5f:,.' P . xv V Y, .. , . .. f'bQf- ' I if . 4 - s- -- 7 . ' x X I 1, Q L -ACEMW' '5 - . ' , B. 1 lx' q bhisk - Rsgikw S N 93 f' . I ,S r f.. - ' irriflm 525'-ij. 7 Z :I 3 I 15 . 13 N, iw 5' ' 2 in Q gil A-aff fw 533552 Q X5 'Visa QEJQW u' if Kif Q. l I E K lin W ,QM , nf 1 , 1Q Y QW2 M gf W, ff? x,E'5 ,OF . A,A,,.,.,AA 3 g 5 ' Av vi g, M 9 Q C ia s rned a major ter her oting in UCur You, .lack tonf, MA Ch i as Car- o,7, nd otherf p ov ctions. A ber of Sigrn ' i-Y, Gloria w l be rememberjl r her quick L0 AITKEN ' s ile, winning perl ality and s ill on the dance H r. DOMENICA ARACONA Domen'ica's favorite pastimes are sewing and baking. Her! favorite subject is biology. She has been a member-'of .Iunior Arista for two terms and possesses two typ- ing and three perfect attendance certificates. IRENE ARCRAVES A dependable member of the Library Squad for two years, Irene has also found time to be secretary to Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Eggers. She has three English jommendations, and was in .lun- ior Arista. SP LS CLIFFORD ATKINSON Cliff is a member in good stand- ing of the guard force and Council of Nations. A major let- ter for his work in the Orches- tra and Junior Arista certificates are numbered among his accom- plishments. A Q N WOLO l S AUCUSTIN De t nici 1, ,r major' g ' chem- istry at er. Sh member of he ' rd f , assistant ' r, adverti ing editor on bb ns, and member of the Library uad. 3' SP A LC LS an o be a labor o' tech- ANGELO AVENA Angie's fmile won him member- ship 4.iniM?ha Hi-Y and the posi- tion of! l'.Qfg5a'ltern.ate. As a member 'of the swimming team for twq years, he earhieitwd ma- jor 'letters.gf9After graduation he will enterfthe Merchant Marine Academy. is-Arista SP-Scholarship Pin Q-Quill A- Archway V-Varsity D-Dolphin P-Pool Aid LC-Leaders, Club LS-Library Squad U-Usher Squad 18 Q MILDRED BAHR Being clubs reporter, exchange editor, and ,on the advertising staff has helped to earn Mimi her publications Hlif' She has been kept busy 'as secretary to Mr. Shields and Miss MaeLaughlin. She plans to study nursing at Adelphi. SP LC I I GLADRE BARBUSCIO Clairesgrriotto, Do unto others as you' would have others do unto7 yogi' accourfts 'Por her kind I -andfigenerous disposition. For serving. as secretary to Miss Koch, Claige has four commen- dation carts. SP JOYCF BFATTY Fri - y u.libs wa ternate for s Ho ei tary spei - ime wr1t1n service .lohnny lg and l' ng rosby LC LS 6 , J 4. he .. in ei . ld ifll r .,t, If-Q: - mJuec - N O ' I n ' ni af to I JOAN BENSON . oan's disposition is definitely on the nny side.5'Sbe is a of gi-aid! n was sec ,tary to Mr. Hopkins. After gi luation from college she would like a czgper of music and writing. Jil, n ff LS :Xt- , . RORETTA li. BF? KE filiffiellllfor efiieiencyf is vice- Jresident of War Editor of D0l7'IiHU,ASGl'VCll on Dome staff and owns her major letter for work- ovnsjflblications. She was sem-emily to Miss Cook for two years and was treasurer of her fifth term class. e sr Q A LC U ANN BLYDEN Uaoa Ann, a n1ernberfo,f,gigma Hi-Y, would likelgggijgcome a ,mission- ary -after til i 'LIQQIQ-?Cl'lO0llI1g in Fjafnklin Cgllege. 'Cfbleeiging Squad taigeshiip a lot. -d Ann's time, bu always manages some moments for Bing Crosglyg eniom LEONARD BORGI-IR Leonard goes all-out for sports. He is a fan of the New York Giants and Navy football teams. His srhool awards invlufle a minor letter for trark. a ll.S.A.l.. pin, perfert attenrlanve vertih- rates. and lrlue earrls. ARTHUR BOZZA The l.il1rary Squad and Choral -fllrainingr have taken up most of .-Xrthni-'s time. He spends his spare time eolleeting stamps and tropival fish. After ,fzratluation he plans to attend Pratt lnstitute. l.S MAHI l B ' ich r Known f r ,, 4li'l r ition, Ma 'n it nds t y la was a C. ' V. ' ' ' l Jteninlr assif' -1 'e ier ' ite pastine earl if' 1 al . fhe has hee .ec-retary to V r' us teavliers an has lmelonge to vaptainlmall l xl l l. ' gl' ll' ani ie Frenrh I u J t ' l AEFBANCES BRoDi:1. -, l irKVes, foriner sef'retary t0iMi'. 'fbomas and Mr. Collini, 'plans ,111 lrecpme a secretary,.,or if the opp, rtunity still prevails, a ,WALk E. She likes Harry James' hanrl ami Bing Croshyfs singing. Loo ETT B 'I' ' ' ' i s et un s S 31 PV!! IJ l'l tty l. ue has z . e 2 l up 'li pe l't . l 'as a n e r of .lu . 's a for fro is and vw ' Vretary t .s frmlemnl 'k dghli s K 1' . Sh:- lwffl 't 'xften ' ffertih- ef s, ziliglibjjfx .L., rl swiinniing meclals. K A l.ll.l.l,-XX BRO'l'HlfllS Dtmviilgi tu Harry ,lpitu-'s' i'e1'or1ls and roller skating, a1'k5l.illian's favorites. Russel, -fets lfr vote as top' vocalist. Sh 'Been serretairy to Mis one term and Miss. ss:-r for three terms. X 9 BlCHNpXlJlCT'l'lC BROWN Bernie is avtive in Captainhall anzl lmaslu-tlmall. was a member of lfhoral Training and the danve vlulm and has been Domino vap- tain for three terms. After serv- ing: in the Waves, she hopes to he a ser-retary, IQICNNICTH BROWN Ken pes to enter theflnfantry Para 'hlte f,GDyj.'L,Hei-fvvishes to lnevonr a gag writers' after he warg, To prepare himself f r is professing, he has ' d 'p- bool. are-st ra 5. p fflftffi i:n.i:r1N Bh NINHJ Cay and elieyleti 'iP'ete was seventh tgyn this! presii ent. eig treasurer, and ' ds a Illllf ' athletiv lege 16 has li en secretary mliq. Maw Lllllglllm and Lyrs. Hutvlfioufantl intenfls lQ4K6l'0Ill6 a secretary in the Yvavex. SP A Y lil U SEYMOUR BUCHBERG Seymour, Sports Editor of Domi- no, has ilericled on a literary ra- reer. llr' holds a major letter for pulilirations and his hohhies are photography. art, stamps, anrl arvhery. Cfolumhia University or tht- Navy will he his next stop. bk .X wx .low is 'ck A. ,loar s spa , , is spent clam'- lil? - imm g. he llZWll6t'll se yito Mist' ' ' ,rg anil Nl 'l'resslN'. S opes to he- rfome a serretaryz SP A lj JI' YJIULL Pleasa A 9 is always willing: ill aryf Bdictend a helping in elm: Tlassrnates. Edith ev- pec-tsf iattend Hellley Institut.- to plan further for her llllllOlll7l: wily sum-essful future. l 6' -: 'EQ f sf YS. 19 WW , Lvs avv' L, W 4 J l A ANNE BUONAGURO HBonny , present alternate of C.O., is active ill athletirs, presi- dent of Oinic-ron Hi-Y, has he 1 f secretary to Mrs. listei for tl1 ,H terms and Miss Nlaeliz igh or one term. She also 1- well a medal and c'e1'titir'at .or exveh, lence i11 Spanish ii Sl' LC U! ALFRED BUHKLY To be a chemist is 'il-loot's', ambition. Al was vice-p1'eside11t of his fourth term vlass and is now a member of Alpha Hi-Y. Included in his 2ll'f'0I1lpllSllIHCIllS is a major R for dra111atif's, if SIT l ILLICENH T .- NE 'I ' iifi oo- t 111 ol the t'll96'l'- in qlglf lm mes go to Brook- aw-S 0lMPI'.fII'2llllIi1llUl1 and A ' r ' ste 'i ' gxree. Sh Cti in Y and s, ve as sevreta j to liss Kiso. 1 1, JEANNE CI.-Kl.X'Eli'l' Jeanne has been i11 two Spring Plays and a fihristinas show. ller spare time is ilevoteil to tlra- maties and Swlllllllillfl. :liter grail- uation from Vollege she would like to enter the LlYlllll0ll lieltl. l' ll RUTYI LIQRDY Ruth, quiet llllgi harcl-working. has assistecld NN! Tressler. and likes to' partieipate intt'aptai11lm'fl illld s in1ft1'i:ngQ. Stenography is her favorxe subjqgt and she plans to huild a Career along: t1mt,li11e. ' SP ELONE lIf'll'INlilllli plans 0 be1'on1e' a pen-a11tl- ink arglstf e 1'ewKeTtl1e Saii Gauden s liredafifor g7u'elle11r' n art. iliebfytaf- secfawuto I rs. Ro, for ,three terms zum pqjv sesses Junior Arista a114lvpei'er't attendaiire r'e1'tiric'ates.',! SP CONS'l'ANCl'i CAS.'XliONA Upon graduating, llounie plans to become a lsevretary. 'She vollec-ts Souvofrs zlgd Ill10l0QITtlIJl1S.'Sllij Was a member ol' 1-aptaiplmalfl, gand also sei-rg-tary to Miss 'Koch and Miss Classeer. 1 n 20 af' K' Bowlng ' lary' 'orite ,po1't., and th t in s 'Y .la s is tow if hort s bee si'tant ho. ,-keeper r 1 f 'ftwo terms. Upon ati f Qshe 5? ' VANESE I W7 plans to enter the musinessv , ld. 'x ED 1 wr u1J1:1,LA Mflatw S en a lip-'1l1l1e1' of choral aini - nd he gilard 'C r s e erm is ,a .lam ,. f I1 1 es 1 1 . He hope. t ,.o t t, . . . 1 stltute, lf h ans do ony llivt with those the Navy. ' 4 MARIE Cflllili' Pretty Pinkyi' ' s siilgitiglu roller sk' ing., muh Smfj 1 1 mer Jer ihoral ,L Tr ining, da C Ill ing '1 1' captainbll ms. Slfe w' wre- t lp ss S ' 'uid ies l t attdn wne's Bus ' P Sc er duation. NANCY CIIARK Music is said to he the spea-f'l1 of angels. Nanvy earned her ma- jor letter in music' illld was i11 a number of at-tivities. Stormy weather, movies and I'l'il1lillQI are a vonibination that suits her line. 1 A IABVIN C391-llilbffd Q, 111611 .ies 1 em we ms.w.i.. ' Ewa led? Vklltilill rfmlthe 5 1u Force andgl Ll .ldurning ' ijion to kI7L6v'sbaea11,t i11 the army, whit' as , 'iorities 'on his it 4 1 1 . 1 GER.-XLDINE COLICMAN ' Geraldine, better kIl0WIl as C1-rry. possesses blue Cards, l .SA.l.. medals, and Aswiniming pins. Sl1e has been a member of girls' vap- tainball, basketball, Choral Train- ing, arid was secretary to 'Xlr, Waglerf GRA CE CRO ' ' Grac , who as ' ,,t attend- an nd I yis oommemlations to , 11, has been a ' re tar Mr. 0 kins 0 e tel s. She pla s o o Queens to study to lm e a home evo- nornics teaehe . 5' Sl' LC I'?BWARD DA SILYA WeIl'?roonyecI' lid has a naklwl lla r or radio and plans to develop it ter Lhe war. The army, mean- while, will he his main inggrest. He fholds Va major letter for or- chestrap aryl secretary to' Mr. Thomas. JOAN D,-Yl l'EL Daneing: and swimming re,I0an's favorite Yar1ti1itid:s!6?f'e,5aAs been seerejgry tollliss asse 1 for two terms. She possesses ,gwilfhirling and vaptainhall ehevrons, a P.S.A.I.. medal. and tive perfeet attend- anee eertifieates. 'VHEANN . DAY , To s-L is Fren- .1-hief' mhition. tllerefkffmath HlIj .ik igh wit .r. The Iioun 0 ' 'V 'an elair her as oi of its past She ha' alfo Qty, a guard o yearfy - LS ' L , , .,,. ,va -4 RICHARD D , I IUTH Dir-k is a memlier of the Alpha Hi-Y. Ile has lneen lieutenant of the guard forre for three terms and has reveived eommendation rards. Dim-k hopes either to join the navy or go to Lehigh Univer- sity .IUSICPH IJICXLIN .Ioe is the athletic' type. He takes great de ht Qu fishing, hunting. f ette ni Sl. Joe hopes to pdlrig an !i1s1gQeeiA'ed his major 1 I ntgliixflhklttj nstitute to study elevtrie-al 2id,t1irrrerir1,Lf. He is a memher of Alpha Hi-Y. N U GI OHIA DIAMOND t Q u e me 1 e lf o a 'as ' ' lor I 's an I l.e' 's' il . Sh. ' teen se -1 y o N r. o 'l s. Sl ik s s ' d 1 ' 'eo' .C l a m nhei of Jun' .m, i 'x V I . fl MA JN n1TzEL,? ' Marion. afklfnn Illillevaaicl Bit CFOSIJYIQIII, asmres' IJCCOIII. .good 'evretar' She-Jias al dy stark-'II prattfain by being ere- v' to Miss Mqgandllliih look. Her holu is:-s ire danei gl. swim- ming. p aying the Qtchto, and drawing. --. ur is XJ Ui! Wh-XI.'I'KH IJITZEL 'LDitz's interest in music won him the lead in the operetta, H.fNl.S. I,Ill2lI'OY'P,u and a major letter. Ile has six perfeet attend- anec r'ertihvates. To heeome an olliver in the Nlerehant Marine is -his amhition. JOHN DOLAN .Iohn has ref-eived perfect attend- anre r-ertihvates. He will enter the army, after whivh he hopes to ,fro to College. Ilis amhition is to he a Ilf'ilf'Il!'0IlllPf'l' on the Fiji Islands. N.-'I HG,-XRI'1'l' DOYLIC II ,yis main a lrition is to he- r' e a su -ess , enographer. V a ' oe ra es top IJ' ing ft ar as hand lea es . Col- ,- leetingi Nelsm 1 5 records 'Q I Honey my. She also, li - s . it A, V syw ig.-M LM . fe Ii.-XYLIA EAGLE Iiaylia has been aetive in sports 4 dl for whivh she earned her major ' z.-' -'Of letter. Aniong her prized posses- sions are her ehampionship let- ,l!'9bL,.-f ters in Vaptainhall and haskethall and her l'.S..-Ll.. medals. Ray is sec-retary of Varsity 'F SP A LC Y l,UHl'i'I l'0 E I XI.or to. or a ' 34,957 X j io , pos. ,,- ,. captain- a lnasketlrall ld swimming ehevrons a l'.. ., . d l, and tw n i , as been on '1 1 stall and was secre- tar to Miss Glasser for three terms, X SP A LC i l'il.lZpXIllC'l'lI ICV.-INS fYari 's the s hive E 1 I f ifef' is s favorite m ormer xvretqy to Mis. oc' , she pos- v s sse lue 1 1 ds. . o Q afford and Lou' I' a H1 herlfav 't music- erso Ili es. B' ' ' to sw n, dam' and howg' .1 KlCNNI'i'l'H FAVRICAU Choral Training and the guar1,l,.4.vv-' forve have vaptured Kennethis extra time. While at Rivhmond Hill, he ree-eived three Junior Arista r'ertiIir'ates. Ken plans to enter the Navy after graduation. 21 , , , swf I! -QL. W., t., o -4, A , HERBERT FELDMAN For leads in Spring Play and Christmas Play, Herbie received a major dramatics letter. He par- ticipated in Council of Nations, Choral Training, Spanish Club, Guard Force and Archway Staff. Herb intends going to college un- til called into the Armed Forces. sr Q A HELEN EELLoWs.f Helen desires to ,become a scien- tist, she is 'interested in dancing, howling and ping-pong. Mrs. Feir- ing has been assisted hy Helenis secietarial ability. Her plans in- cludi! entering the Cadet Nurse Corps. SP RENEE FINKEL Besides having been on the bas- ketball and swimming teams, Renee has been busy with her piano and singing. She hopes to become an opera singer and plans to further her career at .lulliard or Columbia. GRACE FINLAY Grace's ability for organizing and managing, earned the presidency of Sigma Hi-Y for the last two terms. She intends to go to Penn Hall Junior College, wnere sue will continue her study of sci- ences as a blood chemist. CHARLES FJELDAL Chuck has five perfect attendance certificates to his credit, He likes to spend his time outdoors play- ing baseball and football. His ho 'y is collecting autographs of h players. I f I 5 QI t l HN FLANAGAN Quietw n has many diversified talerhbs. Boy Leader of Arista, major dramatics letter, Captain Prof the Guards, P.T. secretary and IT? are just a few of his achieve- ents. John hopes to attend C0- lumhia Law School. ii SP ,i, ,r 'MA'RYj C. FLYNN 'ilrishii liked to spend her leisure Qirqe hplisehack-riding and collect- ing photos of friends. Maryis ex- perience in aiding Miss rown will enable her to be a s , ess as a secretary. 1 ' Z 22 ROBERT FREEMAN Bob has returned to Richmond Hill after an absence of three terms. He has earned both Junior Arista certificates and scholarship pins, His favorite subject is eco- nomics. A member of Alpha Hi-Y, Bob plans to become a doctor. SP ELF NOR FRIEDEL Bunny W been a member of Junior Arif, t Choral Train- ing. She haslaeen eU th perfect ,Mnce . A' gates' chevrons blue cards. hobby is skatn she has beens secretary to Miss ' . SP KJ Dor' quiet and sincere anner ma many true ds.,She nds t enjo in choo ' Y clothes a d , ,snap pots. Doris wish r ,omega rivate secretary ily re 13 le c igcern. RIS FRIETSCH ORTRUD FROMMANN Ortrud has been extremely active in music. She has been in the or- chestra for five terms, received her major letter, and plays the bass fiddle, piano and organ. She hopes to attend the University of Penn. B '..l. F L Fus formul' the t ent n ess, h rticipate 'n e eil of ons ' A cing, o c e ra, che ' y cl WK t ral. T iing Pu icat' s . u. Qe endneeri V club, '- - ve , ma- jor letter or mus .1 v, played lead ro 'n Pinuf ' and Geo., Washington Slept Here. 'f ifilvflpfl i v'.' ,N YRA 'GAILPAN-D' V' ' of Abell ns, sgjglogy tad, Quar Force,f, cretary o M-3's.'r'fFletcher, lirfiior Aristagqlj l and' the S anishVClub are ,smile of My eflactivities. Syfelfpfillbrvts dan records and 'ljde cards. My 1 intends to become a lawyer. V Stenoffr and in , an's iavorit ject e is aring r reer a secret ,loan WI GARDNER , 31 s graph and txe, music X T mmy D sey and., e Andrew? x ., 'flaw Sisters. S. on SHIRLEY CARl7Nl'ill Shirley. the other half ol' the llardners. wants to he Ll good ser'- retary and has Started lly work- ing lor Hr. Tressler. lluiu-ing. swinnning. photography unrl niusie are tnnong her hohluies. lNlARGARE'l' CICBEN Popular Marge is seeretury of the ILU. She enjovs swimuringr und flaneing to 1 IlII x1HlCl'F niusxryl' She has lug se,0l'eta'tfv'to xuriojw ts-at-liars. SIX Il-'l is heylfu' te sinlzlifgytfi ' 114-i1M ',,. . tziiillmll. IP in VIRCINIAV Clfl3Eli'l'll Gilruiyfqieiilis .htost 0fA'+l'f'T spare 1lIllQ7Ulf skates. Shsrefis Minor Aifista C't'l'tQlC2liP1 ' ings allways happen for the liesti' is her'- vorite motto. Sho wishes to P5 4-onie an seeretarf' GENE G i'l'l'i'Sl3 'HG lihPi l'l.l l C i nds t ezieli in XIPVIIIO af r- A ati n lironi 1 i nt Ur r. y. As features itor of II! I 0, she reveive il Aniujo' r English. i i 'az j on y Dorse .lolin- ' ,lohns on are ller-'fu orites. A l gl, :'- il I 'fnon ' GER brit lug 'si reaull? sniil .' nuule her , 2 lie oif 'ev ' ie sl,ie e ts. JSh4 . ie p if nossessoyn 11116 ' lett Choruk' ' uining llllIl9 ijt iletaifl tl Slglllltl the lr ' eh of i-Ethan lvousts . oi her' 'nilmerslupj A V' 1, IAKHA CRARDINI-II,l.I 'Xlter graduatioy Lnlly would lily- to lie a teleisrlph qffieratorfili Western Union. Sl1c:'istXti.xl'Agll1 of TQIIIIHY Dorsey. but still'sz1ves il little roonl for Diek l ' ytnes, her fz1voriLe'vor'aliSt. She flies to vol- leet photographs. . Exiirrx o ' 2 bg Y xu ns F ' ss 're- ry 1 . r. I lt! lor iree I If-rin 1 lm ' t' llf'. sl e lilies , 'e. .' in l luis ai lurgll- re1'orrl'i' eq 1 inlrition is to sur-ve 1 , ess world. f Kl'ifX'l'S CILI, Pete is an avid sports enthu- siast. He was on the tennis teznn. serxell on the guard force and has t'2ll'IH'Ll .lnnior Arista, perlieet ut- tenrlunee rertilirates. lilue vurlls and l'.S..'X.I.. pins. He plans to niulxe eler-lric'ul engineering: liis vovation. QXNNE CILIIISPIIQ, plnne wus presidentfol tbefsiwtli terni. un sevrefary to-fPCii's. lislten and Nli s ,llin'oli5, Sheds -:row as- sisting opvlflrdlzunlgfis sertetury 0li,1,'DJll'l'0Il and seeretury ol' tl1ryevig1l'zf Teriu,fl Sl' il 1 1 MARY GOCKER Nlary, whose favorite pastime is llrziwingrl hopes some day to lie- eoine Z1 eoinniereial artist. She .has lreen u eaipnlile seCretary'to'xlr. Tresslei' and to Mrs. Solemniek for a year. and holds four ling- lisli eoniniendations. Sl, ' GLORIA GOEMANS Gloria likes to swim and danr-e. Slu- is ai ineniher of the guarnl toree. und .lunior Arista. filo possesses jWlIll!fllIlgI 4-lievrons and was ll-IIlFIllllti'l' of Choral Training for one ternl. Sl' .IANIES GRACE , .lzunes is vervliu-uc-h fi1tEy5tH'fihj '4! pho Jgruph fl' s Lirylfy. Hi' ,fy w1lm is ysies. . se v' ,EI vitfl the Na yhe lopes to have il I Indio work. A .lUlJl'l'H GREENE ,lully luis lieen sec-retary to Kliss Brunjes. Qlisg lh'i3f'L3llgllllU anfl Nl-r.,.l'lopk1ns. She partici1fat'Frl 'in litiskcithtill, swimming and vap- tainlmll and has min ' lettersf' Her pliotoff-ollef'tion is er liolihyl .ludy 'hopes to go tp Queens College. Sl' l,ff Yl0l.l'f'l' CRICLI. Xi vunie Io Hielunond llill ulvont n year algo. lroni Forest llills. 'liliere slu- lrelongetl to I,tJ3lll'l'r- lflnlr and rereived her P.S..X.l.. pin. Sinee then she has lreen ai gnurrl und ineinher of llhorul Trainingg. She plans to go to Seuflller. fl 23 I I a ffl! .XV YM 5 . 9' v S J ,sw 1 PATRICIA CULICK Pat is the perfect pieture of a good sport. Athletics rate high with her as shown by her ,ambi- tion to be a health education teacher. She was secretary to Miss Randall two terms. A V LC EVELYN HAFNER A major 'SRF in nxusio, was Eve- lyn's rewa' dfor six terms in the school' oreltestra and fprx-playing 'for term's operetfa. The vio- litifis her main achievement, but Xshe also can tickle thetivories. f . f YVILLIAM HALL Six-footatwo Bill Hall has been active in the guard force and the photography squad of Domino. He is the proud owner of an In- tramural Basketball Pin. He plans to join the Navy and after the war become a C.P.A. MARY HANLEY as made her a pleasant col- eague on Archway staff and the Jiology squad. She has been sec- retary to Miss Cook for a year. Roller skating and girls' athletics are her hobbies. She plans to enter Queenspf, X A LC ewey's,, pleasant disposition ' WILLIAM HARRAND ' Bill, a prospective saiQfn, is fond of dancing to the music o Ray Sworn and listeniligltoiheilsinging of . o Stafford, Until it' was discontin- ued he was one of our track men. ln 3 , ..y . . P ,lx CALVIN HAUXSER 4'Red's,7 amialsile per nality has made him a fbpl1lasQIIilIite. He is interestiedsg1'haz2dbaIl and a medal 'is jproof of' is skill. He plans to ,en 'he Army imme- diately afxer raduatilin. .lf- Johnfny, pr ident f the C of tiejc ernrstry u'b ??well lang Q I 'X overflow f 'fson e has receive ag letters for music and g r ,f,QJje e,an.d.-ief11 member of AI Hi-KI I A U 241 ' FRIEDA HEITSHUSEN Frieda, better known.to hen' friends as Wl'erry,'i goes out for extrafffgr-im?l'5i activities and likes Idancing, roller-skat' g and swimming. Terry has LAI' secre- tary to Mr. Powers and Mrs. Hutchinson. . SP LC EILEEN HELLER ,I 0 ff' I, awww. A receptionist on the Cua Force, Eileen has been secretary to Miss McDowell, Mr. Kooper- stein, and Mrs. Schenker. She likes skating, swimming, and reading. Her ambition is to be- come a nurse. iS 0 to PATRICIA HENTGEN Pat has been secretary to Miss Cook, Mr. Collins and Mr. Kan- wit, and has been active in bas- ketball, captainball and swim- ming. The Cadet Nurse Corps will certainly find a valuable recruit in Pat. tk SP A wfinciixlergy o B 'll my l fin . list of fa- ! ' s, .511 name v . 'ofhfff b irijiifln dearx- e gservved as secretai' W Ii flliassegl and Alias earne ,. ixtaqkr- -tificates. SP FLORENCE HESSION Florence, whoAintends1 to become a se's3r tary, SGTVCKI-BIISS Glasser ity swi-rnin-ing chevrons, blue cards, and attend- ance cefiicates. prove that she has been kept 'busyi 'fnrrisfhdol activities. 63.111 ITIHUCS J E W? WILLIA ' er b, yt, r rk 'ifleiijge Wash o l ere, ' a e .lack Dalt w e wi F -' 0 . . l a so re ill his swe, p ty nc a ' jitterbuf- g. He is aflf e golf Alpha Hi-Y. ' A f FLORENCE HILL , Florence, better known as .Iinx,' is accredited with a major letterifor music and has served on the guard force for three terms. She hopes to attend Browns Business School upon graduating ,in June. N- .IFNN HIND RE .lllllPS1'l'1 d ha i ha iper. ty 4 'I ' Il t lf 1 1'1t1:n111LLER I Fred is the rm-ipie11t of many lvl eagtls, He, has been the Com- Ill! orels set-retary for three terniis. Xlthough ,not a long-hair, Fred enjoys opera and eoncfert singing. ' lle plans'to st11dy ar-collntaney at . Vitv Volleffe ' r,,, V. Bl'I'l l'Y HINDFRICR - i 'llhe first half of the Hinderer twins well unowp for her sharp wit and pleasant personality. Betty spe11ds the n1ost part of her time swiinniing. We ehallengre yo11 to tt-ll them apart. Sl' na 1 1tell1,1ze11fe3!Her , -- - r men ' ying the piano. .and ouraglng: new friendships. how we love you, doulule trollhleilg L1 -' EN HLYN HOELZE Two perfevt atte an Certil' eat . ' l 111 err' , 1 a' , an te 1 ewman Clu 1 ' are all part o 'yelyn' reeord. lfy plans to li ne a i it'a11 and spends her . re me t e kitvlien. 1'i1..yHA HOFMANN Upon Cl- ' 's 'h ulders fell the task o ddii shy sen' ' to have res tak 1 llara pic ht dxih 1 s, c v . and a l. er, HI em. tored for s. te and . 1 war stamps 1 h h 1 l S J er ll veriom. 95 I A111 ' ,r1?I'i.1.1.tNJHoLm1Asv , , . s 4 Spits are foremost in tlhaiis . Ai, ,J... 31i1g4H'1s proven hy her active X par vipatioi SVVllIH'T1lI1gZ: and eaptaiiilnalliiflieh li-nfs he-en seere- tary4 fhlisbflasser r two lUl'l'l'?'Ellld has fofur,per ct at- temhnr-, 1-ertiiifpts and four .4'fl lilllIiH,, rds. LC l l,ORlCNllPf HQLZAPPLE FIore11ce's work as vice-pregident of thehhilrraryt Squad, has earned hega majon leper. She-was secre- tary to Rlfs. I art and Mr. Smith -and a memher df Junior Arista. Her amhition is 1o heeome a good nurse. A LS DOR0'llH,Y .-HOPF Dottg hiis lit-mr a lIl6IHlJ6l' of .lunioll Arista aiid Choral Train- Fle hu also served on tl1e oree. She is also ac- with perleet attendance lmlue wards and Chey- lilllllfilfll HOHNLSH The assist'111t inanager oils! has- kefhall ' 1 ha41ehall tca1ns,has hx? lettergin athletics. Bob, likes vlassival Wait-slrettei than popu 1'. . hot 1'he planned to atteiillllrydiiihia Bilile College. the yy has first vall on Boli. ClfS'l U'l'i HUD1-KK Gustave will attend Pratt College. 'lien years from now we shall prolmaltly see llllll lxuilding a new and hetter world. as his ambition is to he an arehitevt. He has a perfeet atteiidalive vertilicate. Lf . ' '. . Oilll ei' . orsei Ck o, 1: 14' A mem er f ieader' 'lub or L I 1 l he Villllillllll' ' yrons. 3 ' - 111 Y eliexroiis. and lil rds. .lt lab! to attend ' i ton's Sr' l for Se1'1'etari '. hut her mall amliition is toy' we a good ' ' ,.. mwliiff 1 canning. , 1 N 3 housewife. A l.C lCYl'il,YN HUNT lfvic will soon eeom a Candi- d' for l1 l e Qeffiorps. as 1 aldty and s .e o l 1111- ll he a great asset. Sh ' 1 rd force and hold: ee p eet attend- anve eertihvates. I I in 1:1,A1n'5iHys'F J 5 Gladys. always1ehQerf , Apends 5 good deal of li' r tim, writi gto servlee fmen. BayLing,1r9HE?r kat- ing. 1lzl11?11,f!' tq.Ql1-fm Mil er.S1 nnisisdg listeni gr to Jo Stafordel 1111131113 flroslmylare herjiygite pastimes. 1 LS llAROl.D HYTE As pastimes. Harold chooses Swllllllllllfl, wrestling and boxing. He was a set-retary to Miss Kir- wan and has served on the guard foree. llarold's amhition is to he- eome an engineer. 25 ...KOSIE WOUYE Rosie came to' Richmond Hill Highione term ago. She has re- ceived a perfect attendance cer- tihcate. She likes to read, bowl and play basketball. Her favorite subject is history. She plans to attend Barnard. ELENORE J. CKE ir., Elenore's domestic V ,- ave won, for her' the ice-presidency of he --HearthstoneL'yC.lub. She hol s a R,egl1Crdss'4qii11 for five hundregl wk., 'hours of knfttigfig. for servicemeng--5 Her schookf' awards include sports ftchevrons, blue cards andityping certificates. MARY JACKLICH Mary is president of Hearthstone Club and her favorite subject is nutrition, She likes sports, espe- cially basketball and possesses ehevrons for that activity. GERTRUDE JAECER Gert has been secretary tp Miss Kiso for two terms and possesses a typing certificate. After grad- uation she plans to ,become a secretary. Her pastimes :fre bowl- ing and dancing. ARTHUR JAFFE Dram tics an pu li tions are tie t 4 igh p i in Ar' th sch o A r er. Artie sfoi n 'e- s' n, and is 0 A esi J We Council of V tions. Co f ,ll is 'i choice for ollege if h snit i navy blues first. SP Q EDNA JESBERCER Edna's accomplishments include minor letters for being active in her favorite sport-basketball. She also enjoys captainball and was a member 'of the winning team last term. A LC ALICE JONES Alice has served as a secretary to Mrs. Partridge and Mr. Kan- wit, and has been a member of the guard force. Her hobbies run along athletic' lines, and she spends most of her time playing tennis. 26 Fr' T GILBERT JORDAN Gilbert has undoubtedly earned his nickname, 4'Daniel Boone , because of his constant yearning to go fishing and hunting. He has served on the guard force for three terms. He is a member of Epsilon HiAY and plans to enter the navy after graduation. A MARION JOYNER ion W Hts b ,me a doc- e 'try and ha' beename er ofte ' ' club. wns four pe' c a - tenda fieates, wo blue cards typing awards. Marion hopes 0 0 Queens College. JOHN JUNGRLUT Johnny is a member of Junior Arista and has a perfect attend- ance certificate. His hobbies are collecting stamps and bowling. John intends to be an aviation mechanic. and Mr. , dance music by and singing are num- bered C 1. EDNA KAN JN E f an es. S a nt o- athematies, I s' ' es a knack f r languages, a d is an able pian st. She enjoys reading, bicycle riding and Qlqflgqk pong. She plans to attend Queens College. 5 SP Q A EDWARD KAUFMAN Amiable Eddie likes to listen to Les Brown. Singing commercials are his pet peeves. A terrific basketball man, Eddie intends going to St. John's for a year and then enlisting in the Air Corps. f ,-fy --if - -- - Y v -Il ni? I Z , , r x PNP v J 5 ' RLVA KAY Fquirtis ambition is to be a ser'1'eta1'y, but if the opportunity is still open she will join the XYaves when she is twenty-one. She has been sec retary to Nliss NlL1t'l,illlQIl'lllll. P U MARY ' lllary's iIIIllJltl,0p is Wo' 70001116 21 sea-retary. and she has gaiiredfdf- perienve by Sl l'ViIlg:3Q secretary to Nlr. B'oe1'sterf Dr. Cobb, and Nh: Smith. A 'member of Hearth- stone Club, she lies eatned typ- ing: c'ertilir'ates, flerfeet attend- inve eertitivates and blue 1-ards. Sl' , ,time ES 'lihlys f jite as e is Tyler - 'EEL 21 fol' Iglaczin' thi in X' the New ' York Stag? Noxiim-e Dancje ill A rilfhe W a bronze iiglulflaltefgira uation lliirlclrylpff' ' Jecome X1 C.l'.A. DORIS KELLEY Doris has earned her Leaders' Club enibleni as a result of her work in sports. The Nurse Cadet Corps is the future goal of this friendly graduate. Hi E .. 1 E KENNY Elai ,, ' ,ni er of l.atin. G '. 1' n an anee elubs a l ,n OI cliufru' vom- nit . . was ec- etary to Miss ' vi d posse--ses lllllt' rards. .laine plans to attend St. .lo- seph's College for Women. A SEYMOUR R. KESTENBAUM lic-sty, the proud owner of blue wards. has been a member of the engineering club for six terms. He has been both president and vii-e-president. His favorite motto is .- Xnior ornnia vincitf' EYELYN KLE t -KNECHT Evelyn tvo,n her ,jor letter or her wo lg a. a' mai of the props eo llll in drarw' pro- I-llll'li6IIS.!' A ard:-n xBin' I 'osby lan. she ans to aimlntl Kather- ine Gibb, lusinessS ool. Sl' 3 . EY.-X CH Eva's pleasing II 'anners have ppd her to beeoine Vive-preskx-4 c nf of the I,i0l1llI'll oK,N'Z1tions al ll secretary of Quill. She was seeretary to Miss Koeh for a year. Tos ajor in langua es at Qgjnell Univ 'sity is Rher a ii 'on. '- - ii' . ' Q A l,S EDWIN KOENIC Magic is Eddie's hobby. He has beeome so profit-ient at this, that last Columbus Day he performed at the Mall in Central Park. Af- ter graduation, he may enter the Navy where he would like to be- roine a raclio operator. GEORGE KOHLER Pepsie , noted for his subtle humor and witticislns, has earned a major letter for work as news ' fditor and assoviate editor of iU0nz1fnoA,,,HgQi3 ineinber of the , , Colifieil of Nations and was sei-'re-' N ' V tary of the Spanish Club. '- it Sl' Q A , X HELEN KOPF . Helen was saga 1 's Foster folgtvvo te1'111.. Harry J' gszhjd ingflrosby tops i11 her albi aff m Her secret ambl ' ' travel. MARION KOPKO ' L'liop has received her Il 1' ter for ' 'ts. S . se d, ' t j Mr. r r t 'o terms. Ihe .. . am ns are among he eo lertion. ' if ' V lil , 5 g A MARIE KRESSE f - fl ,,Lz Marie was seeretary to liss - Glasser lIl?'f'Vf'I1fl1 and e 1 1 ter ls. Am .l!aetiv1ties' f 1 'are daneiugz and bow ing. QW V in unioi 1' tlpnuf-has ' , wa .l ' ' 1 four perfect M1 n e mfr' ' 2 ,, I PHI 'i I 1 GERALD KRESY W ' ry's favorite band is .lo s. He v ' 1-apZ1iiA1n the C gill tr' orllivil terms, and se' , I y o MW, oflnian. He 3 to go to eens. 27 ALICE KUCHTA Alice, who has perfect attendance certificates to her credit, intends to become a secretary. She col- lects populari records and Paul Whitemanls orchestra is tops with her, Her favorite sugbjiects are stenography and transcription. DONALDA KUEI-IL-' Sweet andletite are the terms wh-ich -apply to Dona. She hopes to ehter the Nurse Cadets after graduation. She has 'belonged to Choral Training, the Latin Club. and tobasketball and swimming. MILLICENT KUNTZ Millie's ambition is to be a private secretary. A member of guard force for one term, she also has four blue cards. She served as secretary to Miss Clas- ser and Mrs. Partridge. RUTH LANDAUER Ruthfyas secret ry to Miss Metz and member gfdiinior Arista. She llhces swimming and farm- ing. She has perfeiot attendance certificates and blue-cards. SP . rjk , ,EATHERINEN LE FEVRE ff .Egis iiqiiite likelyihat Katie tmill a netat ligumg in the Tu re as she has alwaiwone in our pool. Shel is,now president of Dolphins and has received - her swimpring letter. D P I 0 LE GR ' Ev as ice- r s' n f her sit ter .1 s nd treas er the G.O. e s also tre rer f Om' i- ' nd retary of S ' Arist . e grad- uat , she plans t ter either N. .U. or St. Johns University. if SP A LC U GR CE LEHMANN oe h s een secretary to Miss , ,X in for five terms. She 'a' coll of unusua ' io becoiilgjd labora ry techn n IEDM!! jad- uation from Lon Is nd Uni- versity. LC es plant N 28 LORRAINE LEMIEN Lorraine loves the liner things of life, beautiful homes with fine paintings on the wall and music in her home. She has received five Commendation cards for sec- retarial work. THERESE LESSER Terry has been secretary to Mrs. Millard and to Miss Glasser for two years. She intends to go to Drakels Business School after graduation and hopes to become a secretary. JOAN LICHTENBURC .Ioan came to Richmond Hill in her seventh term from Oceanside High School. Her favorite sub- ject is biology and her pet dis- like is unfriendly people. .Ioan plans to enter the Nurse Cadet Corps. INIIAARION LIEHR Wit a. fe sing ersonalitytand ho ii' mmm if her geiuldies, ph r n isxwgll-prep or the Qs es: hey' 6SE llC eiicelc ih .At Col Ile' she Yo .become arlalfguage teach ,r. l bk sr A LILLIAN LINDENFELSER Versatile Lil has been secretary to Mr, Tressler, Mrs. Feiring, Miss' Windecker, and Miss Koch. She has been active on Dome and Domino staffs and is chairrnapdof the Archway write-ups committee. She hopes to enter Queens Col- lege and become a teacher. SP QA Lf: ANITA LINDQUIST A- future cadetnirufrse, Anita pos- sesses perfeffaitelidaiicre certifi- cates aafdfiis a member of Choral Training, Quill Hearthstone Club. Secretary 1 the General Office to -Miss Glasser, she plans to attend Adelphi College. 'ik SP Q LC PATRICIA LOUGHLIN Sweet and friendly Pat was ,in Ptqiiior Arista foififolnr terms and hi? -comriiendaqyion cards and tyugijiig certificates,-Mjhe was a ikneftfberf of flfeiiiliowling, ping 'pong and Spanish clubs.',,Her am- bition is to be a'li'Q executive some day. i SP QRADEI. LUWH 'lio ride. to skate, or to play ten- nis-that is the problem when ffhip gets an athletir' urge. Her motto. Let Wvell lfnougih qilonen. will have to be nlisvardfzl. when. alter training at Atl:-bfi. she bea-onies an army nurse. BIABLE LOVYRY Banging is Mme, f' write-' rdstime pl 'Mable befgr known as Strett'h . Her an-rvition -is is 'dersta11clabl0'i5ihi'e she irss ss ' . I i..e..es her major letter lor musk. Stretch has been, sIPret'arS',' to Nlrs. Hutehisdn ami Nliss Kovh. LC DORIS ILHRS ,Ns business nianagger of two spring plays. winner ol, the Queens Ameriwan Legion Urutori- val Contest, anll eilitor of the first service issue of llunnz Doris has more than earuezl her major letters in drulnativs amel publi- 4-utions. She is also the vhairman of the vlass night rommittee. Pk SIT ' A. osiaorau . MA-J Kremlin ' Versatile ud. an au't'oniplisli'6fl' IlliBlI'iflIL'liS a i1ieinlier.of'tlie or- rhebtrfi and li' s i'15fieii'n-rl his ma- jor l6tle1'l.,i-Iwxiiisiv. Ile was a lieutenant of the guarrl forte. and is a secretary to Nlr. Kersey. He plans to go to Hamilton College. DONALD Milf NUR Ou1'jl.O. presulent has 1-hosen N.Y.L. Sud' lTl.Cdlt'lI1f' us his l'uture.4A fouierlian. Doe has rekbiyec1'his rnzrjtir -letter for musir. hisilfilvnliitv hobbv. ie is , f ai niembergbf Hfpha lli-Y6mdr tht' ehemistry S' .SP A NAONII NNI CXNTS .'Xthletir's play a large role in Nayrfs high school life. Owner of ber major letter and tive P9 Al p ' hr wi n Nil uns.s- iso '1- ningt vaptaiuball aml lmsketliall teams. Sewing, knitting, rf-ailing untl tlaneingx are her hobbies. She will attentl either Pratt ln- slitlllt' or Hunter College. V LC IRFNE NIC If-XHTIIY lreue. an aviil fun of Glenn Millfr. plans to bevofhe u seere- tar' after Sfiltlllfllllll, llanving. hagaetbali and swimming: are all il1f'lllllPlg,w'ill her sports program. She van be found in Nr. Smitlfs supply room busily engragrerl in filling orclers. Zi: SP LC 1 lp .3 R ' i ,Curr ' 'lpn bi ree f? Rutb's fe are alipl .. vhil rl-i id S ort .N ' .6 I Her 'rainbbw o nhkibiiion- gms.. 6 to work 'i -lfllewilcl flirpo , has be resicleiit fltlie bowling: t'lulJf E 1 SP 4 ,l,l . I I DOHC 'EYJYXIYI COLKBICK Patrioli H, iff has Yeffeived wo liliisaiaffis selling bends ind stamps. Shel pl me to be 'a Secre- tary and h3All'lPll by Wolikjtrg for Miss Metz. Slie.isfa'Ag,Harry .lames and Bing: Croslffif fan. Vs IIA I Vll 'VHN IL, 1 .f L , 1, Niusit-al Ma ' lilii ea ned jor let bi la n Mrs L7 Ha si ingyl54 eruber oi ii Illgy' 1 and former secre- Mt treasurer rlfllps on Hi- Y7 he plans to 63611 Julliard Conservatory of .ii fter the Navy. I l'fLIZAl3l'I'l'll MC VVILLIAM Versatile Kim- was the former president of Le-zulers' Club. Cap- tainball. l1a.slu'tliull, bowling and dau 'ingr SRG some of her many aet ' s. lam' possessesnhet' ma- j l' liouathletir and swim- ming pins anrl l'.S.A.L. medals. She has been secretary to Mrs. llutchison. SP LC U R X Y Nl A K.-XTURA Happy-go-liurky Ray, yice-pre-si tlenw ' i X s ,s vp! ww ww 1 f term, has ' i en ai- ve on thi I baseball team for two years. He,,,, lists 'hQQ2RAAri - .a d -13 e',4' as., ' ilU6lLl2lllf'6 1jdi't1df-f awards. Rayffprefers Spike .lones to any other orvhestru. DOROTIIY I . Nl.-XRTIN Dotty is assoviute etlitor of Arch- uvzy. presirlent of the French Club. anil a nieniber of Class night l'0IllIIlilil'f'. She has been secretary to Miss ,lut'obs, Miss Kiso autl to Miss Cook for six terms. She wus at vluss ollicer. in her iifth term. 'li SP A LII , . .l -XCINTX 'NIlCll.5,QI.TiX .layf ambition is Ito Tie 11 Set' - taryf Her favifj-te subjects, ra' ste-nl id Lyiyfiiig. SWiIlIIl2iI1F'I'ZlI-ld tlrawizll are her f' rorltr hobbies alyjfshe is par T to mystery stories. She has been secretary to Miss Johnston, 29 i i 1PEGCY MEIIOS Talented Peggy hopes to bevonie a singer or dancer. She was set:- retary to Mr. Beattie for a year and a half. A swimming pin, blue cards and a typing ceitilivate are some of tl1e awards she has re- eeived. R. N ALI U i 1E wa ie 14 ta e ne time inten s fo to Cooper Union ill pre ation for bevoming itll ill'f'l1ll6l'lllI'2ll t?llgllll6l'I'. Sl' s ' ,In of Qinni r ris- ta fill terms. D. , as- ' an JI l' N . ' 'k p ' 't 1. s 1 ' ' ,. He I vv.1'1fEN 1x1 ' '1 Athletics 5. t VVarren's v te aml he has Z1 major lette' r l1is work fffjlili-'left fielder Olll' baseball fillll. He i. A .1 captain on the guard l 1' ul a lllI: IlllNJl' of Epsilon Y. H Y MARY hlljiRAN'l'E Mary was secretary to bliss Kovh for one term and to Nlr. Collins for,two. She has been a meniber of basketball. vaptainball and swinnning. She also has blue carrls. vhevrons and l'.S.:K.l.. pins. QP EILEEN MIQIHAELS Talented hlivkey likes to sketrh people and design. She has been a lorker room guard. Mic-key in- tends to become a C'0lIlIIll I'l'lill artist and plans to attend Dele- hanty's and then lwlllll lnstitute. , AZIIARA iihiemsz Pint-sized Mickey with her vlu-ery nllellov, 'has a1'q11i1'ed 'many friends. She iffsecretary IUISEZIIILI Hi-X andtto Mrk Hopkins. A position' that wo ld enable hr-r to travel is heliyillea of a well- spent future. ' A I 1. MAY 11111. X May l1as'NAbeen se' ,ary 1 Miss Cook a. dtivlfl. Foetister' e pos- sesses lxie ua1'tls,,ylNf1'ec-t atten' -, ance gPl'tll'll'ill.lQ illlil vlievu s 1 , 1 . va . Moy p ans..tow-H111rs11eF11,l'a-r'eer 111 business aplflxstiidy interior rlevo- rution on the side. Sl, 30 as J 15... r ggi 25 OSLYN MILLER Ly1 who h meenfseeretary to ' .. 'hlffs ,Feirirr-g, ho es to go to Cornel A ments be1j'T1'f .Junior Aipisla she flue beeh oT1'tT1e fgrfigl 5rc6f,Her favorite pastimes are swimming, listening to musiv, and dancing. .,,,..- no fd-- ff SP KARL MOHR hrl has served on the guard :Site for rthree terms, and has 0?'PlVPilVbll1G Cards and Junior Arista vertihrates. His favorite subjert is history: his pet hobby. stamp vollecting. It will be the Navy for Karl after graduatiolq. EUYVARD MONGAN ,llI'B1lSlll'PI'i of C.O., Red has been E1,,IHEI1llJE:E of the basketball teain 'for two' years and his his - major letter for 9LlawoS1'History ' ' ' ' u h s IS his fflVOPlffJa'S Jeet. He also been on the guard fort-e. -' r .l0SEPl-l NIO TELE .v Yvrsagle .loeja I n' ' E Hi-Y. the-1-l mi: rlu . d Arithutly' staflfg irfthg proi p ssessor of major iwmc uf-t on hition s to beroi e e blnist after studying a,9'I:'olytec'1nieal. A 6 1 e a musie VR apdf s been ilylrx ' . 's gvm- tlil.-XH TE IRQLJYITEIIN Charlotte. is ,1- 'ig and 11 1' od '191 . islliagbis an aeeoin- 1li's Il1lfSil'lilIl and has a ma- j letter Qforf music., e' has been a meml er Qf iCho'1'a Train- ing and the ljlfshefstra and plays the piano, guitar. and accordion. JAMES MOORE Stubble boasts Junipr Arissa vertif'ieates, lllllQ,Alldlg 71nd a major ER 'form servive Q-I1 the guard force. A Class olhcqr in iifth term and a member of the Engineeriiig Club, he has served on the Library and Usher Squads. LS U HAROLD MORCENFRUEH A ITlE'lI1ll6l' of the orehestra for live terms, l-lurold has blue Cards, ,Innior Arista and perfect attend- anre l'6I'lill4'Z1l4?S to his rredit. He has also served on the guard force, and has been a member of the cl01llll ll of Nations and the Chess Club. ik SP 'ft t-Vatfuf vt Ma-X 'T' ukf-' ' , UL , JM ANN MORRIS Ann favors office practice to other subjects and wants to be- come a secretary after gradua- tion. Swimming, roller skatingr, and knitting take up her spare time. 4 LILLIAN MOXLEVY Owner of swimmingPpins,l blue cards and perfect attenda ce cer- tificates, lil has earned2a ma- jor QR Hy servin four ye rs on tl'QAg,ufard force. The was Recre- tai'y2 to Miss Gunther and Mr. K nwit and belonged to Choral raining. X , ED N NIULLE ayerlp '.tor' ias far wr . 'sfrlije ts go. E also likes swimmin , eadi g books, and f t ti pic re If Ed enters t Ar , will be the ited ates Army. IRENE M RPHY Iren h mee in Junior Arista f r ur L. Sh 4 lso been a of ptaingall and swii ing Js. To e a secr a i er ong there- fore, sh w ike to go to a business s oo , although as yet she has not decided which one. SP A er of he guaril force an ' f?flvlSefvH1'lg ' .. e h s our unior Arist ertificat A-118A.L. pin. , u.B43ns Col- ege is her er grad tion. f J . h1.A5QNNQT ' .b n , - YWALTER NEWMAN Vffalter isrlifechanically jf'1'clined and hopes to become an aircraft mechanic. Upon graduation, Wal- ter is headed for one of the services. LORAINE NEYERLIN Loraine, a future cadet nurse, was a member of the Latin club. She likes Harry James, Glenn Miller, and 'fthe Voice. Drawing, ice and roller skating, dancing and golf are her hobbies. SALVATORE NICOTERA Salvatore's favorites are drawing, dancing, and baseball. He has been a member of the baseball team for four terms and has earned a minor letter for that activity. He is also a member of the guard force and orchestra. U J, PATRICIA NIEDIIZRT Stately Pat aspire IIOMJIIIC ra flyer Tyr a r4Clenn Miher and sgwimmipg fan -she was.'seere fyfto hifi' Hqfflhdson f tsylfi a'fi1g:f'ones alftsyearz. She as .lunior A spa certificates, blue cardpr'ku-dftw ,Leaders, stars. If - R , LC U JOHN NIESON Johnny likes fishing and collect- ing recent United States coins. His favorite subject is economics. His ambition is to be a drafts- man, if the Navy doesn't inter- fere with his plans. LEANO NORTON R ,r r ' bowling seem tpc' Hea11or more than a y other sports. She is also musically 'nc wr plans to becomnl-451 er aI,sec'rggif6' pianist. She has tQ: her cre' two typing certificates. H ' R in e e ty avor e sumjec h s I ., kk r e 1 tha . ans to n in her- st es in t p ag c o of e- d th become a com- HQ al a i . i 'XRELIZLRPXTH E ' , ,t '. V ' it ' fn ral t sh s ul s . he T er ' fi he K h T h S h D , SGOPGEOSON . - 'li Talglilsi TTY Cefrge o The leer' g and merican clubs a ofi Ipsil6n Hs . Stubby', has.an MRS ,for cheering V. and, fs for .Eetnber of-ffliora ' ' 'ig 2HiU't'.Iunior 2Ar!sta, Cel rgo..,-ple-FIA to ferrfisf' ' t'l'1'e - N- , ' Q at! ,zany-34 hx Q Y '-Mfiff' ALICE ORLAN ..- Aliceis versatility is shown in her art, dramatic and athletic ability. Alice is art editor of Archway and took part in The Christmas Carol. Her future plan is to become a Cadet Nurse at Adelphi College. A 31 MADELINE O'SI-IAUGHNESSY Popular '5Maddy'7 was secretary of her fourth term and president of her fifth term. She served as secretary of G.0. in the seventh term. She had a lead in Piralcs of Penzance and H.M.S. Pinufore. She is now Girl Leader of Senior Arista and a member of Omit-ron Hi-Y. 'F Sl' ROS MAR F OT EN :ol hath semaii n 'or , sio cha? 'I IX ha s s . ' ' ,r ' a 1 ' ' ,, sh . ' ' ,e C01 cert I ' . and 1 , . . Pimzf ' . ie ' ' I- a uber of ay-prod t I nd dio- H qpeakiny. . 1 CATHERINE A DUANO As secretary to ilrs. Millarr. Miss Picozzi and Mr. White, Kay has been getting experience for her intended secretarial career. Bowling and dancing occupy most of her time . R E..R:xRAs , , Et, I e's wing, d-igfii-1 r n Sage UL,lI6k'0IU in f term ' at A? , M ei , 1. . vice-presideI1tJlaflm:56, Feipresi- dentwmkron Hiqlfiand CIRIIYIT' term vice-president. Shethas ma- jor athletic and gilardfforce let- ters. SP A VLC GEORGE PERSANDI George's chief ambition is to be paid for snooping: that is, he hopes to join the F.I3.I. He is a member of Epsilon Hi-Y and the Chemistry Club. MARIO PERUZZI Mac, whose favorite pastime is roller skating, hopes to become a commercial airline pilot. He has been onthe swimming team and cheering squad. OVIDA PETERSON Vi's quiet, dependablepersonal- itylwill help carve for her a .plahe in the business world. Ste- gnography, heitffaviotite subject, Afband Service as secretar to Miss Y Cook, will also come in handy. 32 ww , W r 5 ,M .,, l Que? 4 1 d - e is S, . Q o ttif l 5 lil ,- 'vs -ev, Q Q-fi 'ws , .. , . ,J --,F AJ ,,, f. A ,- DANIEL PEQRRY Dad, -qyllieiitenaiitgo ilthe guard I ,ball fgfbasketball. After raduation be will go into the Armv. A Qgigalfis very nprrcfh imerested in an WALTER PFEIFER Walte1', an editorial writer for Domino for two terms, has a major letter for his work on pub- lications. He has joined the Army Air Forces as an Air Cadet. IQRETTA PFUIEDSTEIN b ui , fri l est escri e Eldmtaanflgliosmll angfiof is to be a laboratory tevllniciaxi. Her time in school was taken up by the duties of sixth termesecre- tary, swii11n1ii1,Q'riHiieitrrg'and be-' ing secretary to Miss Koch. VIRGINIA PHAIR Ginnid has been secretary tp hliss i1Barten'.for three terms and has meen pa Qiemiief oiNGhoral ,fI'rai'rf- ing and the guard. force. Sten- ogrhphy and t'ping are her favorite-subjeedmd she has five typing awardsf ' ELEANOR PLATT Ellie's main ambition is to be- come a secretary. She worked for Mrs. Millard and Mr. Meehan. Dancing and skating are her favorite pastimes. Dick Haymes ranks first as her choice for vo- calist. HADELINE PLATT Not unlike her twin, Maddy also wishes to become a secretary. Typewriting and listening to Glenn Miller's records keep her busy. She has been secretary to Mr. Tressler and Mr. Meehan. I DORE LLACK Our ure armacist's favorite nae her seventh m Ifor ving on Libraiy qua hree rms, the last two of ic ias been president, Do ent received her major , A LS su ' ct isx chemi ry. MShorty', I a I A t 4 I 1 c .. I ' R , .X- :JM S Q E fy FMARTIN PO L. ,K Nlazfy elaiys ICFI e?hAfp,i.nAgy gn ' 4014 ,JC ,ni :try f.lJ,1,1,lI,' ,liigior Arista, ai the ' ' Vlforkshop He has a 'or - , r in two pr0 4'Wt l avy. Martin intends wor' ,. for a M.D. degree. 1 V t ,A . ' . 1 - matits 4' ' Ti, I f HILDA POLZER The language that Hilda under- stands inrlude strike and spare. since bowling is one of her favor- ite aetivities. She is also inter- ested in dancing, swimming-and reading. SP LII U. K TERESA BONTEQDRYO . Terrys 'has 'been qylive iIlvffl1'3 library throtighont req srhool Peer. Sl1e'bas yearned hbei' niajgr letter for w K' on ,be library squadf' Ter ' s main ambition is tohbeeorue a seeretary. SP LS GRACE POWELL Grafx' is possessor of blue eards. 'P.S.A.L. medals, a major letter for musp. Dancing, SWiIDl1I'li,E. skatifiplaud liskiiing to arrv flames bead Graf'e's list o tfayor- ites. She has been seg1'e'ry to Mrs. Hl1fClliiDIlg'1Hld'H member of the Bowlinlifilub. A Iii 7. LAURA E. PRESSMANN Lovable. laughing Laura posses- ses ber major letter for athletics. ecretary to Miss Korh and ,il rs. Hutt-hi: , she is a holder of, perfee tendanre 1-ertilieates. P.'SA.A' ' medals and blue rards. gk SP A LC U DIANA PUKNAT Diana. the possessor of perfect attendanre Certificates. typing eertifwates, blue eardsj and an award for the highest mark on the bookkeeping regents, plans to become a secretary. She has had experienre as seeretary to Mr. Meehan. SL' NORMA PUKNAT The possessor of blue cards. a typing certificate. and attendant-e Certificate is Norma. She has been an ofliee assistant for Aliss Glas- ser. Swimming, playing the piano and singing are some of Norma's favorites. lei - 7 , - S-f'? Qk T gf.? 'ef, 1, . as T' s 7.1.1, - L ' A, f a. . - .4- 5 1 1: N ,ff V fit? ' ' 'F gz?5e? M A... LARRY QUA RTA RARO As a me iber of the n up 1aH7z',a . payed first s 'ing cateher for three 'easons. H Ile has his ma' r letter for atb- letirs. Besides maseball Larry ent joys vbevkers. A MARGARET RAEDY Margaret has been a member of 'Junior Arista for Tour terms. She has greatly assisted Mr. Foerster and will be an asset to any em- ployer. SP FERDINAND REIFF Ferd is musically inclined an4 plays in the orc-hestra. Ile ads To 0 It inires the King Cole Trio and S Hoagy llarmir-bel. After gradua- tion be plans to attend Pratt ln- stitute to study architecture. EILEEN REYNOLDS A bard rk , Eileen has re- ceived th .tpanisb teaeberis aw'ard. L e avorite snbjert, how- ever. 'lem try and she has bee niembe tlie llhemi' ry lllnb for e rnl 1 ' also belonged' o th 'o eil of Na- tions. Eileen is ,omg to Queens College. SP I I WILLI-XXI RlEDEAfANN X Bill, who bas earned a majofr letk terxfnxr Stage Crew work, namesi spo Litas his hobby. Hqiq a mem- ber ,of-, Epsilon and ,has earned slll6nf'f1TdS and seryive awgrds. After graduation Bilfwiill enter the Navy: J GRACE OCHP Grave bas s'rve as Hetary t Miss Cl ps r c has been 1 me wif, the guard forre. She l .' 1 W- med two n evt a nlanre - 'f and ras syr-ral vhevr mr sports. She also has a .unior Arista eertifi- vale. C. GEORGE ROOF ' Gerson is lriisiugssim of ,4rr'l1nray ' l has lnsaniajor R fopqlgmf- is sevretary of the 'Connril of Nations and of e Chess fflnb, has been seeretar to Miss Kiso forwjyb abd be is iiff'Ihoral Training. A 33 J. LLQ.. Weot 1 J , f . 4 ., .-v ,I ELEANOR ROI-IDE Eleanor has been secretary to Mr. Foerxter, three terms and Mr.fNathan for oneg She lists three typewriting and six perfect attendance certificates amon,-I her awards. She plans to learn comp- tometer operation. DORIS ROUME H Sin Doris mbitiop is to bex 8. exretafry, 'sfe has worked for Miss Koch and M Q Feiring' in thisxeapaeity.,S'he mas three typ- ing: awards, perfect attehdaiive certificates and blue cards. i1Iiis'ir, reading and writing letters take up most of her spare time. GERTRUDIC ROSS Trudy for short, is a Frank Sinatra fan. Her ambition is to 'leaxrn to ily and to ake a tour ofilimerica. Sh, ' . dancing 'rhfd s1licidQ,. ecla sv at Jahnis. After xgraduation she ulans to become a secretaii o f ' D I RO A Dolo , necgte e c - ant' rtificat , . worked in th Gi 7 . . Ullim and has been , r th swimming, ance, d cfm l - bs. Her 1lJy is coll, 1 es. ,J gli? 4 Don syxxEcJi?f '1 Doris who GJ ichmond Hil ' .eve th term,.be ieves tha ' ustitch in tiqgjsaves ninefi Her grea , ' 1 'e is get- ting if in thei o ing. She is ncralypabout s ' mingf, x., Y IRENIT . AEFIQIW Petite Reni '. mad 1 t ice skatlffxf' ered ii e Interme- ' e Gir class . e ca n ' his y s 'l 'ates erl t Madison are Gar- den. r ne likes to kn and play the piano. She may attend Hofstra. li' . . :Us .-' GEORGE SQ.HvAI'lF-NEB George has beelgefactivegin Choral '1Q'aini'ng, partieipz-rtirfiin two op- ,lieittas and Qile U0l1T'l?1 for which ine 'received his major letter. He has been a guard, and secretary to Mr. Posser. He hopes to enter the Army Air Corps. 34 ROSEMARIE SCHEUBNER -A Owner of a silver typing pin, lx .typing and perfect attendance -ertiticates, blue cards and chev- irons for swimming, 'Tioeil wants fto bevome a private secretary. According to her, Artie Shaw and Frank Sinatra are tops in their respective fields. SP LC MICHAEL SCHINAS A sports enthusiast andfa Yankee fan', Mike has earned intra-mural pins. He has been a member of Choral Training and owns a Junior Arista certifieate. He plans to attend L.I.U. to prepare for a career of electrical engineering. F 'ANQIS J. SCHMALZLE Fra hdxladn artiiember of the gzua 'force for five terms and Choral Training for ,thme terms, and has his mjor letter in music. His 'favorite subject is mechani- ra,l drawinga His ambition is to be an architect. ff RICHARD scuiunr just-if, 05-,the fi-if-naiy smile and tlie .long steph' likes dancing, swimming, irid singing 'fwhen no 'one is around. He has served as a guard, was secretary to Air. Collins, and is at present on the Archzmy staff. A LS MARGARET SQHMITSI Pegg's, favorit s ,are Tommy Dorsey, pick aymes and Amer- ican hishhy. To her credit are typing and perfectattendanee certihcates. H6 ambition is to do some kind oif clerical work. WILLIAM SCHNURR According to Bill, Glenn Miller's band is tops and Bing Crosby doing those vocals Hsendsu him. Roller skating takes up most of his spare times. Bill hopes to be- come an engineer in the near future. a ALIC , S HN R Alice is tl pr essor of n , for athletics d,is tr .urer of arsi lans to go to Goo ' ion and.ta up ehemiea ,ngineeripi . ' seven perfect atten ' certifi- cates. SP V LC V' . ERICH SC NE Erich is a r a ver, par- tic rly l k all and owling. He e ived is ma' letter f ork on lic ' . as cir- c lation ma He is the reasurer of e ior Arista and a member of Epsilo11 Hi-Y. His am- bition is to become a Civil engi- neer. 'F SP VIO lHREIER ,Vi a'Th er of Sig Hi-Y, ' hgrn d f Jluggds - l3 serksggx ' ' ar ' t i .s Ko' . D ' D, swi g apd knitting, re r r1 p .t mes. She wishes J come a 'i er. RW, I JEAN SCT-TUH x ' lean's fageiiiatirig smile and pleasing disposition have made her .everyones friend. Her gcret ahbition is to write a booli. She is very fond of wdancing. ALFRED SCHWAB Al plans to go to collefzie and stiidy--afgflicljture. Be 'ifbeirig Y a member of thefsfagelllgaw for two terms, he is also president of Epsilon Hi-Y. Hi-skfavorite pas- time is hunting. Sl WEIKHEH a cooperative' uth . ' and min t etic tt r' II e mer of ' ar 'P c an s e ,tb , pta 1 t. , d , d e cl , uh lans becom a moratory te 'h ' an or ' acher. She V P LC U JEANNF SCOT Proud possessor of mi for sp rts, a Dolphi s ei e to erin an ian . e IQ in 'm ' an ': vice-preside t of Do ins, D P . 1. ,Q cg giissligzjyrclc Love Karol . rned her ma- igf. or participating three f' -erts a dl two oper- ett s. ftf ffradi o11 't is He Q, P P . f- llej'dl?11slll1f Ar Carol. 1 ia. fwrsll M -r I, ft ' n , l si resident of V . , ' a Do h' troph ' as 1. r :ed ' d ' e a ' ' ut t o ' li' Sh s . gr 1 d 15 r N KW-.Mx , 'J f A EDITH SHERMAN Edie is the holder of perfect at- tendance certificates and blue cards. She has been secretary to Miss Stevenson. A member of Sigma Hi-Y, Edie plans to enter nurse's training after graduation. JOSEPHINE IIONE -' .-Little Jdfenjoys ipes anrl-Vdislikesfbeiifg oa led Jdsie.hShe has six lue ditds, three of which she e ed as an- active secretary to las Koch. The Nurses Cad its will claim this friendly illite after graduation. BETTY MAY SMITH Active in all sports, 'lBets has a major HR for athletics and music. She is editor of Archway. Arista alternate, vice-president of Varsity, and on class-night com- mittee. She was secretary to Miss Windecker, G.0. president of 90, class president of her fourth term, and secretary of her seventh. X SP Q A V P LC VERQNICA, SOEGER One ol Vera's favorite pastimes is danc-ing to the recordsl, of Bing Crosby and,Glenn Maier. She had been sec1'etary,.--fo Mr. ,Kjfuvft and Miss Glasser and liolds four perfect attendance certificates. F X - w Domlio 1 , - W' h asy-gr ' A on, Johnny llf.' gh gi opu- l' , mpo sing . -1CS, his favorite Jsiiligect, will- 'lno doubt be .useful A lim in the Navy, when a sailor suit for Uncle m 'l0n1e l' w as bee a etarv lt ' acLaughl1u -done, has O hav' . jar ,,l....v ff Q-ff'-1' QW M to Miss ok for terms and e' ' s , chevrons for sw1mmin,, capt 'nball and basketball. and a P.S. .L. medal. Glenn Miller's band ' her favorite. is SP . Q Nl 111' L 'ENECK Li' nil V to Gfl n Miller's or- U61 c a a Bin Cr sby's songs are Hggrys 1 pastime, A lieutenanb on the guard force. Henry hopes to become a Marine. Mechanical drawing is his favor- ite subject. 35 R If V yiorrzrsroiifzatz Violet, who plains to ,beeome a secretary, 'has had expefience al- readyfes secretary to Mr. Tress- ler. She is the possessor of at- tendance certificates, typing cer- tificates, chevrons and blue cards. l D AL O H e as t ' A ST i J W nfs av rites a ' lan , - ' en id . ' p ted in m 1 - X c to ' o iPr . H wa a s offiper. VICTORIA STUMPF Vicky has participated in captain- lball, basketball, swimming and Choral Training. She spends much of her time listening to music and song by Johnny Long and I- Johnnie Johnston. Her goal is to J be a secretary. SP WILFRED TAPPE Willie has been secretary to Mrs. Foster. He likes baseball and bas- ketball. Science, his favorite, will benefit him in his chosen field, radio, which he will pursue in the Navy and follow up after the war. CORINNE THOMPSON Corky, with her cheerful smile and swell personality, has made many friends while in school. She was cast in A Christmas Carol. She has earned awards in swim- ming and in girls, sports. After graduation she will attend Bar- nard College. P I ROBE LI Robert is er of th un- gil of N ons a h a deep in res istory. enjoyment LN. etball baseball has 1 e . a 3 n active athlete A career ' the Army has deter- mined his immediate future. GRACE ict! , Biiiair Grace hasffmee a member of Choraf Paini? , captainball. and bowli clu?5' for one ter and swi ing, 'I forfivefngerms. r e alsd' ha erfect -ttendance Q trli' ates e wants to become an secretary. 36 EDWARD VOCK Edwardfs spare time is divided between listening to Tommy Dor- seyls music and collecting guns, his favorite hobby. After gradua- tion he plans to enter the Navy. ROBERT VOCK Robert It I1E1i,,.l.166'f1, oneudof Mrs. IV ' lar is s cretyiesf '. fStb1f.y5i'Ss,N l1IZI.f3?5ffeSsulmJe,et. He will lis- ten to Harry ll es any time. The p obably be his next stop. WALTER WALLENSTEIN Walterfs artist-ic instincts have led tb desire a careeilg as a draftsnian. He 'was fa' of the guard force for two terms. After grfmfuation he hopes to enter Ih8IflQ1'm'YAi1L Forces. CERALDINE WARD Gerr has been an ac ive embers of t che 'in ad-N t . ' ml - phins and has e ed her ,giajor letter for swimmi . S .ec- retary to Mis. r a erm. SP D P LC DORIS WFBENBAUER tp For the pagan year Doristflqas pi-0 ciehjfelf 3 M idable and calm secretaift Beghiile. In her timefxljoris enjoys dancing to the records of Harr Q Y ,lames and rolleil skating. SP ef 1 s 4 ' ,r . i 1 V A X MADELIN WEILER 'y Lynn hasxbeen -ecretary to Mr. Meehanq' and Qthe bank. She'has WO1'k6d,f on jpfrogram committees and 'WVEISX a men-aber of 'LIunior Arista for four yermsf' ' SP ,Q J ' J 33 HELEN WELSOME Peggy has been swimming all of her eight terms, has been a pool aide for three and a captainball player for four terms. Peg loves to travel. West Virginia is her favorite state. She saves pennants from the places she visits. P , EIJITII WENCQLEH 'I-1dith'hasfheen seeretfrv tofplis f . V I- if 5 !,Koch, Land sa ,Inenihetf 'gf' ggrls' hr-fyfutginfgill, ln skeghfllfaitd swiin- . ming I u ' ,lice skating. and F king' ar, 'wfff-1t she enjoys Ksl. ' Idf SP LL, -I f : !,7Jt3MIsKlR'i r1UL, Ii? , l IJ s likeslbll s ort. ' articul- larly lmowli g' s ting. AL-the 'typewriter Doris a lf'ICl1l1 t , student and her lg' e has ap- peared often on the typing award li r 34 . Q5 .l If L' HALEN .leanis aniln' 1 to he a dietitian will he r ' ed when she receives her BQ in Pratt Institute She has be w as a di ' ' is asgst' tat .la ll'2.l Hos al r a'ye- ' and half. 'h khasqiz- ee' d a 1 Jor le ter' ine KA 'GX YLLIS ' TIC l of il , an ex d1 ' onznw. ow of na ' er f , Ark 1 hlit' ' ns Ph las l. r ,n sem- ry t ' S ook. Sh is ' e her the ill ss X , ., p idem a N l lt igit nunit 5 a tl was GO. seereta y at I-Xiihiw . 3 P Q A LC .l WHITTEN Ilia-k Ilaymes and Harry James seem to'appeal, to .lan as her favorite song and dance men. She possfesses liye perfect attendance certifivates. .Ian enjoys roller skat- ing and playing the piano. She intends to hem-onie a nurse in the near future. l'.-X'l'Hltll.-X WIESE Pc-rt little Patsy has her future neatly tied up in Oberlin College. Swinnning and c-heniistry are her favorites. She has lleen seeretary to Nliss ffook. I SP Q A U DONALD WILLIAMS Donald. Willie to his intimate friends, is a druggist in the bud. He looks forward to attending Columbia College of Pharmacy in the near future. Uutsid , of school W'illie is fond of ls 'ling and skatinguxg . 1 4 up ll. V M MMU V fl x, X I.UCII,l.IC WIRFEL Lu:-y is definitely a Si1+crt1'a,fan: Harry ,lanies is her favorite Ill - sir--maker. She has been prepalf- ing for i14illllll'Q in the liusiness world hy serving 'a's,seeretary to Mrs. Walter. ' ,, BIANI-Illli Wl'l'III'fHS'l'INIC Blanr'he'S holmhies are Collecting post eards, swynining, reading andrlistening to Tominy Dorsey with voeals hy Dies Haymes. Her fayorite mott6 is o unto others as you would have others do unto you . Q -, 4 I 1 I-IDRYS WOODROFFI2 Fidrys likes radio speaking and has been heard an programs, hoth at sehool andxion the WNYC City Wfmishop. She -represents our svhool in '1-he' Queens Inter-faith and Inter-ravial Youth Commit' tee. lidrys plans to study medi-' J eine. Q GICOHCIC WOHCUIJ Doe, jvhos arnhition is , lay willy the ' ik '6'g2ARas- lyet am lmaselmall awards in ad ltion Io the Hyatt , P D' Award in New York s n d lay tlreflfbr' I kgrnfr Posse sor of niajor . rtsy etters, Dofc: picks Nay y mer elgylly. , ' MARIIC Ll. YANOTTI ,f lllariejas hgven artiye in a ' girls sp has our l'.S.f.L. 1 Pl als. fler holmlvy is drawing and hetwc n Sketehes she enjoys I K Watt'h for lVf-sweet. name angry: the olrt- J standing l.LlSlLi0l .90 future. '7 if Nl A H Y YOUNG Nlary's ainlm' ioi i 0 if a See- retary. SI li 'orpdly for Miss Ko:-I1 fn l r. wfsler. His Q 1 avo X ,ihjeo 1 ras? a rneni ner of Jufi ' . ristaf' ., 'inuning and danving are her favorite pastimes. SP ixmm:AiufHE :ZAPKE Margie, who eiijomsimng. swinnning and daneing, p HI. Lp l?6l'0IIlP a seeretary. Diek .1 and Harry .larnes are her f ' ite' vo:-alist 'dull hand leader. ' esides earning penfevt attendanre der '- livates. she alsfrltas reeeived lllfgen, ' l ' ' 1 Cart s. ' V -f f , I 1 37 af' . . K I K A -f : MIL? of mf I' 5 L. WILMA zriss '4Billrie,7' who is majoring in ,S-panish, has been a member of thebguard force and has also been ,secretary to Mrs. Solemnick and Miss Hickey. An excellent swim- mer, she has many chevrons to prove her fondness for sports. if it SP LC my w JEANNE ZIECLER Jeanne enjoys dancing, and music by Harry James and Johnny Johnston. Stenography, her favor- ite subject, and two years work as secretary to Mr. Meehan have paved he1' way to a career as a secretary. SP -4. HERBERT ZIMMERMAN Iflerbieis quicksilver movements on thefbasketball court have ear d him a major letter. He holgs anothenmajor letter for membership on the baseball team. After graduation he will join the -Marines. Xu .,:. W t, ., ' . i f to fa xdw i X 3+ ., wtf W wx 1 -if ' - I ai, if vn, A A ' Q 2 LUCILLE ZORN Lou, a Bing Crosby fan, wishes to be a successful secretary and to travel on her vacations all around the country. Herqfavorite band is Harry James. Lou will go to business school this fall. JOAN ZUNDEL Joan has been active in all sports and has chevrons, P.S.A.L. pins, team letters and a major R to prove it. She has been secretary to Miss Cook for five terms. Joan was alternate of the sixth term, treasurer of the seventh and is now alternate of the eighth. 'k SP A V LC MARILYN ORR Marilyn deserves a special com- mendation because, despite condi- tions that kept her out of school for several terms, she has perse- verance enough to get her high school diploma. eruing jkeir ounfry WILLIAM CAMPO Vvell-dressed Bill's ambition is to travel across the country in his own car. Dancing and jazz music rate among his likes. He is now serving in the Armed Forces. EUGENE .IASMINE While at school Eugene earned a blue card for his service as lieutenant on the guard force and two perfect attendance certi- ficates. For the duration he's serv- ing in the Navy. JOHN THAYER Now a hospital apprentice second class in the Navy, John was ac- tive in dramatics and the orches- tra. He was also a member of Junior Arista for two years. After the war he plans to study medi- cine at Hamilton College. SP CAMERA-SHY SENIORS WARREN SCHAUDT After service in the Navy, Warren would like to get a civil service position. The four Junior Arista certificates he received in school should help him attain this gogtb JOHN TONER Happy-go-lucky 'LMouse', has been the efficient manager of our baseball team for the last three years. He is interested in all sports and is a member of our basketball team. He is in the Navy. ROBERT WINTER Bob was a member of the base- ball team in school and played in the orchestra for five terms. At present the Army claims his services. U Norman Ross, Howard Salvesen, Edward Russell 38 ommencemenf - jlze gina! ana! jim gginning The Class of ,lune 1945 leaves Richmond Hill as the first of her classes to have spent its eight terms under her roof during war-time conditions. In September 1941. when we entered Richmond Hill with the timidity of fledglings, the clouds of war were gathering. The storm broke on that fateful Sunday morning, December 7th. 1941, with the treacherous attack on Pearl Harbor by the sons of Nippon. Now, as Commencement Day approaches, the war in Europe has come to a successful conclu- sion and a new era will begin for millions of Europeans, as it will for us as graduates. We have seen the effects of war on our daily lives throughout our high school careers in the form of Jeep and Ambulance Drives, Carnivals for War Funds, Vllar Bond and War Stamp Sales in olhcials. the closing of Annex 56, the special war courses, and in the troubles of our mothers to maintain the standard of living of the family in the face of rationing and soaring prices. All of these things we have taken in stride. with a little complaining here and there sometimes justified and sometimes not. It has pulled at our heart-strings to see our comradesfThayer, Schaudt, Winter, Toner, Jasmine, Ross and Campo-off to do their bit for their country, with special war diplomas in their hands and courage in their hearts. Wle started school with some of these boys as kids in the 1-A nearly twelve years ago. WE SALUTE THEM! We know they will be thinking of us on Commencement Day, just as we will be thinking of them and wishing they were with us to receive their diplomas and share our thrills at graduation. We of the Class of June 1945 have been reared in a world of change-we have seen sweeping economic, political and social changes come about in the mode of living of the average American. We are seeing the crumbling of the Fascist form of government as the result of the determination of the rest of the world to rise against intolerable conditions brought about by hate, avarice and a lust for domina- tion of other peoples. Plans for permanent peace are being discussed daily by government leaders and by the man in the street. Sincere proponents of a world peace plan believe that effective means may be found to prevent wars in the future. Others, equally sincere, feel that such thoughts, while laudable. are but idealistic dreams, and that human nature being what it is, wars will recur. Whatever the future may hold, the world will need real leaders more than it has ever before needed them. It may be that one or more of Richmond Hill's Class of ,lune 1945 will later be involved in making decisions, upon the outcome of which will depend the security of our country. If such be the case. let us hope they will possess the scholarship, leadership, character and courage to act wisely and humanely under all conditions, so that we may then point with pride and say, '6He came from my school, we graduated together in the Class of June 1945? BETTY MAY SMITH, Editor-in-Chief 39 J Abt, Ensign Harry-Jan. '42 Adams, Bob Aitkin, Gloria Argraves, Irene Atkinson, Clifford Augustine, Dolores B. Augustine, Jean 'V. Augustine, Mr. H, Augustine, Mrs. H. Axelsen, Ethel Bahr, Mildred Barbuscio, Claire Barton, Althea Beatty, Joyce Benenson, Lt. Sz Mrs. Biegler, Eleanor M. Blakley, Mr. 81 Mrs. S. Breslin, Moe Broschart, Louretta Broschart, Virginia Browning, Robert Browning, Ronald Brownstein, Martin Buchberg, Seymour Bull, Edith Buonaguro, Anne Calarullo, Rita Cardy, Ruth Catanese, Mary Clark, Nancy Colarullo, Patricia Cook, Lt. N. E. Cook, Mr. Sz Mrs, H. E. Cook, Mrs. N. E. Cook, Patricia Ann Cross, Grace Dattel, Joan De Muth, Richard Devil,, Dichen, Mr. Sz Mrs. E. Dohrman, Muriel-Jan. '43 410 ur goodf A el' Drobinko, Mary Eagle, Raylia Engel, Joseph Esten, Mrs. Fairhurst, Frances Faist, Mrs. Francis Faulkner, James-Jan. 73l Feldman, Herbert Ferguson, Ellen Finkel, Renee Flanagan, John Forman, Janet V. Forman, Stephen H. Freeman, Bob Furtis, Helen A. Gardner Twins Geben, Margaret Gertisser, Doris Glover, Paul Gillespie, Anne Gillespie, BettywJan. '45 Gillespie, HDuck,' Gillespie, Mr. C. J. Gillespie, Mrs. C. J. Gillespie, N., R.O.T.C., Neil Greene, Judith Grippo, Rudy Haenlon, Thomas-Jan. 745 Hanley, Mary Hausman, Mrs. E. Heidl, Eugenia T. 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