Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1938 volume:

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May the pictures recall to you happy hours on the decks of the Riverside, and mayyou close this log each time with a gentle sigh of regret that the voyage of '38 is ended. x fy 1x fx 1x 1x lx 1x fx xy Jx 1x 1x 1x ly lx xy Jx xy Jx 1x 1x 1x 1x J To our good friend HHH UI SPEHH FIRST MATE 0F THElLS.S.RlVER DEDICATE THIS BUUK ff-Whig' F ix lk lg IS IL J S lx L J 5 lx lx lx 1 V UIITEHTS ACULTY CLASSES URGANIZATIUNS PORTS ADVERTISEME J Q .gm J., 2 'wha ,,,,.,,x . ,N 22 , if av M ,Agn T, j..:' ,WVR My.. .fi M.K,.'h2 ' , E f.. E . El,-. Q ,2- .- QQ 3, ... PNN? N' Sgt-wx , 'X .4 -,x KM 'A wi ' xx E, Rv ' i si? 1 , QMEME. rr. ss N-+16 Q E 5316- - ' Nw, ww H, 'A M. --W www mam Mn, ,gg f nf A Ali M .it ,. T W : , nf . 4. .ji 5 71? , ., ,Q 9' 112 Q'-.Q iff- . E 2 .- ,. 5 fx ' L ,L , .a . ,ti 'AH-4. -,V av? a A' - .-1 -.zz ' ,- N- . g Y 1 f ., .E ,sky A : LUNG THE RIVERSIDE 0 At the close of what I may call our annual cruise, it gives me great pleasure to look through the pages of THE SKIPPER and recall the many pleasant events they chroni- cle. The editor-in-chief, his staff, and all others who had a part in its preparation are to be congratulated on the excellence of the product. ' l extend to the members of the senior class the wish and the hope that the life of the last four years may be but the prelude to a better, a greater, a more useful one, that to each of you may come a vision of the port toward which you sail, a vision so clear that you may chart your course with confidence. If you can do so and keep the course through all the storms and shifting currents of life, with full faith in the ultimate triumph of the right, you will have merited and won true success. May this accomplish- ment be yours. 1 ..- CAPTAIN CHARlES W. 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IIlf:l,l4:Nx w'llNSIK 'l'nm1.xs lion lens Nmmx S'rlsFF-uw Ylluzlv,-x NIIELCKRSKI .IUIIN llonw . -7 lhsn. BVKZICNIORE S'l'XYLHY S xm1A lll,l4:NN AUSTIN XV-fL-ffflfvyf V' I . f -fi, , PAUL Lons 'Nw 1x 1 1 1 y 1 S1'r'l'1'Inl'V vi rv- I 'rvsi 1111111 . IIl'l'SillI'lIl Girl xlfII'SlIlll I Y!Ill'lli!'l0I'illll l'1-nplwt Sulu Inlnrirm Hqv 1Im-slml , Historian , 'l'1'vns11l'vr y y y y 1 X 1x ly 1x 1x 1x 1x 1x 1x 1x 1x 1x AHEBN. l-IENNIS E. Dennbv ,-1mI when I1 lmlsfs in the ease lon know nll other things gire plnee. liille Club 2, 3. 4: Monitors Club 2, 3. 1: lli-Y Club 1: Stage 1 irew 2. 3, 4. IINnI-:I:mEn ANCUS, CATHERINE M. Peaches Toward the farthest star she renehes, This spnrtv little girl enllerl 'P1,l'fIl'l1l'S. Basketball 2. 3. 4: Swimming l. 2. 3: Baseball 3, 4: Com- meree Club 3, 4: Junior Prom Commillf-e3. ACCOUNTNNT AUSTIN, flLENN J. Mic-kev His lieelv wit, his smilingfnce Bring sunshine to the rlnrlfesl plaee. SKIPPER l-1 Co-Fldilor of l'ilnl fl: Sl'l9I'll'6 Club 4: llonor Roll l, 2. 3. 1: Debate 3: .lunior Program 3: Skiplier Skit -'ln lli-Y Show 1: behool Re- porter for Buffalo l'ive'-ning ANDERSON, fllIESTl'lR llnelf ln hooks, work, ur healthful play Sueh is the wav he lires his dnv. Rifle Club 1.3, I-3 Monitor -3, -L. CHEMISTRY News. I.,-I VVYER ANTUS, STANIsI,Al's BAJAK, lilll+1STER .l. 'llony Ch I must go down to .-lnnapolis He lhiulfs 1lIe Ienrlrl's his nvst Hwlll'I'l' thesun does meet the sky. 41111 eneh pearl he'll eltfriv, .4ml there l'll eommnnrl n tall Ile wish Ihe lwsl qffurtmie ship To this llUPllV-gli-llll'h',Y lm-V. llnitlinstnr In steer her Inv. H R H 3. T I ik .5 1 - onor o ., raI .,,. Honor Roll l. 2, Al HOOKKEEPER ' ANNAI'oI,Is 'f Ag,-'C r - -1 . lfv! .3 L A ti, Vx BM! RY, l,XvlI7 I . llnre .-1 litlle wnrk, I1 little play. Keep me going fllfllllglllllll the l1fl,V. Pilot Staff 1: Traek 3. VYORK R 'll BAZNM1 DRE, Bvxsll. ii IZ 1 'ef i ', BlCl'l'Z, llo.IxER'l' W. Base lit He is ll sluflenl wilh su high L With ll llroll sense nf hnnmr nnrln eerv keen mimi -1 splendid fellow is he, .von'll uhnrl. Salutatorian EI-: SKIPPER 1: Pilot fl: Monitors Club 41 Science Club 4: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. IIHEMIST nirn. lle's surelv lmuml In emne length luufnme. 'llraek 3: Seienee Club ZZ. JOURNALISVI BANTLE. CIIRRINE Curnie She never runs. she never hnrries: lfshe's lute, she never worries. Seienee Club 4: Girl Be- servesi. NIIRSINIL BA RTLEMUS, FLORENIZE G ' Flossie llnhen l lussie's l100l'-V011 will pass, lfeml Private Seeretarv nn the glass. Swimming l: Valley Ball 2: Girl Reserves l: Honor Roll l. PRIVATE SECRETARY BECK, CI,IIfI-'onn W. Cliff .4lwnAvs the same, day in and dnyout. .4lwa,vs a smile nnll never 0 peut. ENGINEER 14 gfx.zx.zx.zx.rgr BEST. CLEASON BIELMEIER, IRMA BLAKE, CORINNE G. Bud V . . just give to me my pen nnrl pad, .4 s n svrrelarv, Blake '4':mZ'ZET:I num' ' mpH gpm ,4 ml I shall never more be sad. Should most surely' tnlrr' thr' Look lUhf'l'f'vVOIl muy, his match G,-egg Awards 4. mlm you'll rrervrfirrd. Monitor I. 4: Girl Reserves I: Baseball 3, 4. STENOGRAPHER Gi-ogg Awards 3, 4. COLLEGE SECRETARY ZELLAMY, E. Omvm BIFILICKA. MARcEl.1.,x V.T. BIACII, Rlfrmmn Ollie lllarrjv lflnrl: ln hnnorllupil vvvrs'-w'nr. lflmn lllarov cooks. IPI'-ff' glad .1 nfl lH'l'f'.S II llmulv fvllou' of ilw'll mn 0 thc grarlv-uv' have to val, arrvllvllt lllvl, nofeorl 'Cause shrfs om' cool: that Cllll-I lim' trivd to l'0lll'PfIl him liv he bent. naming him Hlarh. IKIPPER 'I-: Ilonor Roll I, 2, L,4. INDECIDED Basketball I: Swimming I. uoME EcoNoMIs'r Monitors Club 3, -lg Sciellve Club 4: Honor Roll I, -I: ,Iunior Prom jommiltee 3. 1I'QA A .An ..-....-.. . A 4- ZLAZI Nxt, l ,sinus lflulrlr lllllfkii rat r quiet. -vnu mov npir ful fl guy Avuu'll rnrvlv fin . raseba , 4: Ili-Y 3, -I-. ET D JOB BOGDAN, FRANK E. Huggy Litlw and lo1'nl1lf',lilrf'd by all, l'Il'Ul1k.S delight is in lmskvtlmll. Golf I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3. 4: llonor Roll I, 2. SPORTS ANNOUNCER BI JS, I n,xNr:1s Pudghs' .4jollv and lrulv happvfvllnw, If 0 kmm' no ollwr with hear! so mvllmr. SPORTS PROMOTER b JIMER, WILLIAM Bill I'll'0ffflil', never proud, .4Iu'ays talking, never loud. Rifle Club I, 2, 3: Science Club 3, 4: Monitors Club 4: Honor Roll 4: Student Activ- ity Committee 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. cuEM1s'r x.fx.zx.rQfs.xx.f 15 BOROWSKA, REGINA lirg Her name implies a llll,P0lllN' stale, Among the highest she will rate. Honor Roll 1, 2. UNDECIDED BOTA, JOBEPH Steam Lim? in leisurfl: haw' no rarv: ll'iorl1vIw'f'r gvls an'vwhr'rr'. Baseball 3: Hockey 3: Or- chestra I, 2, 3, 4. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANCY BOWFIR, BETTY M. Hr-ts To swing is lwl' flvlighl. Slw'll shag right through thc' night. l'ilnl fl: Swimming I. 4: Bas- ketball I1 Ilorsz-back Rirling 4. PSYCHOLUGIST BOYD, BETTY J. Bots-v Betty Boop is this girl's name, As s0r'1'vlr1rV shffll gain lllllfll famv. Girl Reserves 2. SECRETARY BR AND. .Ilzssua M. l ,atv .4 businvss girl of high alvgrvv. Shffll malff' hvr mark: just watrll anll svv. Girl Reserves I: Ilonur Roll I g Crt-gg Award 3. SECRETARY BOWERS, THOMAS R. l7uf'lfs Yozfrvfvarless in tlmfght: Tlwn whv arvyou so lmshful IT'hr-n your lessons you roritv? Junior Class Treasurer 3: Senior Class President 41 Football 2, 3, 4: Cross Coun- try I: Baseball 2, 3. 4: Hockey 3: Ili-Y Club Show 3, I: RIIIR Club 2. ATTEND 1:ol,l,Eut-: BOZENSK I, FRANK Ono thing that govs tlwfartlwst In making liros tvnrtltwllill'-Y-' You mas' rlvpvnfl on l ranlrfor. llisjust a plvasanl Slllillh Golf I. UNnEcmEn BREYICR. BouicRT F. H llappbv am l. from worriv I frvv: Il hy 1-mfr all lw l'IJl1lPl1ll'fl li nw? SKIPPER I: Pilot I: Tennis CI11-ss Club fl: Sviellve Club Ilouor Roll 3, I: Stude 'Xvtivilios I: .Iunior Prom Ranrl I.Z2.3. CHFIMIII-il. ENGINEER ' ...... ,. .., . ..,. ... Dot Chu rk Ru Tv bf' 'U5if'if1 lfvvr wi . 1, vi r'nmmf'nrl- lm! nw lnalrv llIllNl1'. 'S U01 5 'm0 - ahlv. -Iml I svvlf no rnorvrlvligllt. Monitors Club Secretary fl-1 Smiling Cllurk . 'or rlopvnzl- A ' V 1 Q 1 swf-ER 4: Usher 3, Basket- ablv. WWA TWA ball I: Nlouitors Club I, -1: Golf 3. Voice Contest I, 2, 33 Prom W , , Committee 3, Hi-Y Show 3, 4. OHICE WORK MUSICIAN , BBIDON, MARIE J. BROOKSQRUSSELI. F. BULL, ll0ROTlIY M AE 1 IJPHII llllllil' smiiplnvi sho kwin , Callopingfrom town to town, Il Iv'II S1'l'll!'l' namv in lwaallinvs I' Him-l Homin wgmm' lleak has gained frivnds anrl Avvl: Girl Reserves 3, 43 Honor renown. Shrfll lw a swimming rlzamp, l R011 3. 0 SEER ETARY Riding Club 3, 43 Co-Chair- man Junior Prom 3g Rifle Clnbfl. ENGINEER Athletic Awards I, 2, 3, 'Ig Basketball I: Swimming I, 2. 3,1I: Life Saving 3. OLYMPIC SVVINIMING cuuuf 16 irxysxwygxxv mRno1.l.. SYLVIA J. ' Sli vvr H1-rv is u girl who lilrvs lu rirlv: ln sm-iul wurlr slw Iulfvs grvul priflv. Riding Glulx 3. I-: Monitor I: Ilonor Roll 'I-. soul xl. WUHKER GIIAIVIBICRIJN, FLORENCE l l0 Tlwugh lwr frivnrls rnuvv ln' sc'ut10rv1lfur.. Tlujx-'ll l'l'IlIl'II1lM'l' Flo H'hl'I'l'1'0l' the-v urv. SKlPl ER Staff -1: Riding Club 3. fl: Girl Reserves I: Com- IIlf'l'l'I' Glull 3.-1-z Girl Reserves Play I: Junior Prom Gom- millvv 3: Junior Guard of Honor sEr:nm'uu' Cl I A R'l'Ol l , l,YN N E lx'o1'l1vstvr Heir spirits url' so light 'lilwy sourjusl like lhv llirfls Truvfin hor rust' ---arlions Spvulf loudvr than an-v worcls. SECRETARY ,lAl'll.'l'0N. ,loxx ,lnuniv Ih tn ln' in Hnglruul l hon our ,I nunia-'s Ilwrfn' ilu' mplnrvs all llw lfrilish bqvs: lilwn girvs llwm ull ilu' air. lollvy Bull I: Siiilllllllllg I: laslwllmll 2. 3: Golf li. 'luv vm SEHK I-:T un' K1All'l'l'IR. ANNIE Slufx linux' mul slim mul lllH'll-VS ll vhum: Ilulfll lw1'1'rrumpluin ulmul hm' living glum. Muni lor 3. Sl'I1IRE'l' UK Y GIIAIVIBICRS. lJoN,xl.n lion Donulfl. olz lhmuld whnl will llmu lm Ilulwn lell'l'l'Silll' is lzjfl lwhiml llwv? Nlonilor I-. +IfIIDl'llD IIIAUNCEY, VIOIA 'o part with I iulu u'vl'vgrvl: lor high srlmnl :lays n'v'll ngl furgvl. , EGR ETARY P .1 'U . , , . x V , L J CLAWSON. IATIIERINP: Y lkillhv lxill-v wunlx In ln- u nursv: Il c'll ngrvr' slw might flu wnrsv. Girl Reserve-s I. 2: llonor Roll I. IZ, 3. I-1 Red Gross I. N URSING COLMER. Jossilii W. nl' Hv 0711-s usfast as kqvs cun v, But :is mistakvs mukv llliss M vu gh ffr crvl Track 2: Cross-countrv Man- ager -1: Monitor 4: Typing Gonlesl al Riverside- 3: Prom Gommillov 3: Guard of Ilon- or czlvll. slmvlrtlfx I CIIAZEN, linrru llol v ull Ilw mmlvls in our rurv lfrlith will lwat them all -hu' gravv. WAN NEQVIN f.fx.xx.fif+fx.x 17 CLICK. Ilouorln' R. Ur' Uv Ilumiliv is Immun as plain Ih' Dv: -I !'0!llf7lIPllIl'fI'iSI shi' :rants In hv. Girl llvserves I: Commercv Glulr 3: Ilonor Roll 3: SKIPPER L COWIPTUYIETER OPERATOR if 'v h 9' h , as UIHIIY u llJI,N. W. R., 1 -luul . 1 . . ' . lm , I .4 mo. 1 . s vwn lw mlcvs on o ' Fo - I. ZZ. Manager -li: Ili- ' 3. I, Vive President, Go ncil Rf-prvsonlnliveg Ili- Y Variety Show I, 2, 3: School Play 2. a:ol,LE1:r: COOK, DONAI.D I. Cookie CooIrie's o photographer as you know: Will: his pictures he once won a show. SKIPN-:R 4: Photo Club 4: Photo Exhibition 4, Pilot Photographer 4g School Pho- tographer 3, 4. coMMr:R1:lAl. ll.I.Us'rRATIoN CRAGE, MARY JANE Jackie llhenever you might need u cook, .fit Marx' ,Ianejust take a Ioolf. Swimming l. 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis l, 2: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, fl: Science Club lg Girl Reserves Play 3g Junior Day Play 3. DIETITIAN CZAMARA, EDNIUND Iiflllil' lffIllil'.S a vers' good golfer, snbvs he, To the first nine holes. I shoots S!'l'l'IlIvVIu Golf fl-. BOOKKEEPER CORBETT, JEAN V. ,lov .lov is her nameg Mary it he her lot in li fe. Commerce Club 33 Girl Re- serves lg Honor Roll lg SKIPPER fl. SECRETARY UWMZ4' CROWLEY, E1.EANoR A. DAB R l'l'Z, M ,txw Eu. o llltl. .4 I-iinrllv heart and generous To gain a lot of IYIHIIUIUIIZQP. waysa .lIaxie's going to college. These will serre Ifleanorall her . . i Rnflt-3.1. llays. Commerce Club 33 llonor Roll lr, Gregg Award 3. PRIVATE SECRETARY I COI.l.EGE L ll' .' fl Q t. , kklrwb DA Y , ARTHUR L. Archie In N' ie I ff: hc's rather I U f Itfv , s de, AWK' Ml get him l go. ATTEND Cot.l.EuE L DEGENIIART. ALICE M. JI A most important lnemher Qf the senior class is A I. I know with me uvoufll all agree lVhen I savv, She's one swell gal. Vice-President of Junior Class 3: SKIPPER 4-3 Pilot 2, 1: Co- Edilor of the Pilot -1: llonor Roll 1, 33 Girls' Declamation Contest 3g Monitor lg Service Award 3. JOURNALISM l1lClll.lNGl'IR, Rom1:n'l' Il: Iiolfs not so higifnst six fe Iwnl I hope Ile'II grow ll llil, :Ion -vnu? Tennis 2, 3. 01-'t-'ICE wonk DAUL, IRENE Renee Sweet., Yuiel, serene Is our illle Irene. Monitor 4. SECRETARY DEAN, MILDRED Deanes' illilrlrell Dean, Box'-she's Ifeenl Commerce Club -lg Monitor lg Gregg Award 3. 4. SECRETARY DEGENIIA R'l', lNIl1.nnEo E. fllillie Her irnpish sense of Iuunor Has brought herfrienrls galore: ll' 'e like to lhinlr what happiness Her life will have in store. Pilot 4: Skim-En ,tg Commerce Club 3. 1: Monitor 4: llonor Roll I. 2. 3. -al: ,lunior Prom Committee 3: Gregg Awards la Nlonilors Club lg Riverside Typing Contest 3. r:o1,I.Eoti 18 N-ZLILXSJNEQ DE LISLE, FIn4:AR DELLAS, Poeev T. .Miss Dellas has an inlelleel Whieh for surpasses most, Her eonstant goal, the honor roll: Of man-V she can boast. llilol 3, Ll: SKIPPER 4: Seience Club 4: llonor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Declamation Contest 4: ,lun- ior Guard 3: Usher 33 Bulle- tin Board 1, 2, 3, 4. TEACHER DEREN, w'Al.TER F. DERNER, WARREN C. Derner I l e goes about in his quiet way. .fl self-made student of tsvlauv. CIVIL SERVICE DILL, Am-:Luna K. Al Rah for Al: She's one good pall Commerce Club 3, 4. SECRETARY DEVINE, MICHAPII. A I . RW, A pharmacist he wants lo l1e-- Mwkqi' S fl S ' '1k - PM . ' In other words a drug store Runningtrack, Mickex s on his Tifllf' , elerk! toes: ' e, nd nl lV'lzL 'f Il There's only one big rlrawlmelf Plas-ing baseball, he lands on A Llslp' here, h his nose. BUSINESS 5Cm,uL The poor old gliv will have to CIVIL SERVICE work. PRARMACIST I ' Q Ylfdvwf , 1 'wif' JIRINGE R, MARGARET Miggs fvenv girl wants to be a nurse, it seems: hit surelv Miggs u-ill fuyill her dreams. IURSING D0 LD GERTRUIIE gf ,p'Z1jA0L,,jl:m . -A t , J x , Never ' ne to Fest! f Ji X We cor 'EF' gg3u's41lert One 6437 est. 1 Secretary A f In 'o ass 3: Secretary of Club tl: SKIPPER 43 Pilot 4: Monitor 4: A qqx N x. X Science Club 49 Honor Roll lzx 3:3 Skipper Skit 4g Athletic Award I. AIR STEWARDESS DOMM, EnwARn Shorty He's six feet six up in the air, But on streetears pays three rents fare. Chess Club 4: Orchestra 4. vtfRI.lr: ACCUUNTANT DOB Y, EUGEN E Dabs Senior is he, but a freshman at heart, You see Irv his looks, he's fit for the part. Track l: Cross Country 3. CIVIL SERVICE wasfififsrgr l 9 DOLD, KATHERINE G. Cerrv The hair and heart of Katherine Dold .4 re both alike the purest gold. Pilot 4: SKIPPER 4: Athletic Awards l, 2, 3, 4: Scienee Club 4: Usher 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. COLLEGE DURAN, JonN Butch Short in stature. long in wit, As a prophet he's a hit. Class Prophet 4: SKIP!-'ER 4-g Track lg Skipper Skit 4, Cheer Leader l. A GOOD JOB DRENNAN, DOROTIIEA Pvgef' Peggy is always joyous and gay: I A perfect teacher she ll make some day. Athletics lz Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, fl. TEACHING DUNCAN, MARGARET Peg .4 Scotehman have we in our midst But she belies her race For she is generous to a fault And full of gentle grace. SKIPPER 4g Commerce Club fi-L Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Gregg Awards 4. PRIVATE SECRETARY DUZEN, FRANCES F ranni e Our school was conscious of this F rannie Duzen, And now shc's gone, we-feel 'tis much u'e're loosin'. Child Careg I-'lay Group: Hobby Club 3. COMPTONI ETER SCIIOUL DUDZIAK, TEDDY Ted Track and golf will soon be donefor himg To be a forester is now his whim. Track 3: Golf '13 Scicnec Club 3: Monitors Club 4. W. 11111171 QW DURKEE, EDWIN Dark Shall I go t owshall I go to work? Or sha l I 1 I hack here and al e . savs Dark. we DY R EK, WALTER The honor roll ma-v not be hi: But at salesmanship he is whiz. Pilot Staff l17.SKIl'l'EIl StafM Golf 3, L: l'ilot ldxchang Editor. BUSINESS EXEUUTIVI-2 DZYGUN, ANNA EDWARDS, M ARIETTA A. Annie Eddie Annie started nursing by learn- f6l 'f'.V5 U WUI ing Red Cross, FS:lffr,a.6 0u '1 Under her feet will gather no le 5 QW gd moss. ' ' U ho delights the town. Monitors Club 4: lied Cross.: Swimming l. NURSE Commerce Club 3, fig Girl Re- serves 44: Gregg Awards L PRIVATE SECRETARY I aa. FZ' EIMER, ALBER Bun! The world has Benny Goodma and his swing: Bunn-v's Riversidrfs ou rhythm king. Riding Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Sho 2, 3, 4-g Prom Committee Band I, 2, 3, fl-, 5: Orchesm l, 2, 3, 4, 5. MUSICIAN DZIELSK I, ALICE Nellie W 'itli cheeks like roses she pos- sesses everv grace: Her eyes so blue light up her placid face. Gregg Awards 4. sECRETARx' EAGAN, DOROTHY Dottie She takes dictation. llflanuges flirtation. linjovs sensation, A rouses admiration , Commerce Club 3. STENOGRAPHER EIBNER, CLARA Another honor student With marks at record height. Let's hope she can teach her pupils How to be equallv bright. SKIPPER Staff -in Pilot 3: Science Club: Junior Guard 3: Bulletin Board l, 2, 3. el: Usher 3: Declamation Con- test 2, 43 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 1-. TEACHER 20 x.fyz+fx.fx.fx.. ENOLFIR, ROBERT E. Red H1-'s got hair like a bright red lame: I' aying the bazooka is his aim. Editor of SKIPPER -lg Pilot 4: lli-Y el: Monitors Club 4: Honor Roll 1, 2: Art Conlesl 3: Ili-Y Show l, 2, 4: Skipper .-Ks:-iembly el-3 Prom Cpmmit- lee 3g Band l. 2, 3, 42 Orches- ESCHBORN, W1l,1.lAM FABIAN, ROBERT Red Bu 1 Perhaps von don'l like lhe Honor roll and baseball, a good name of Red combination, Applied to him, it fits lo a head. Should help you saeeeed in Monitors Club mlmmm' MICOUNTANT llonor Roll 2, 3, 4: Baseball l .-klRl'l.AN E 'VIECIIANIII tru l. 2, 3, L. MJVERTISING ' 1 EISERT, l'lI.ORl'1N1ZE E. ESCIIBORN, VIRGINIA l'IS'l'Olf'F, SHIRLEY '- Finn v ine ,X J'lomz 1 A ., . .'.. . . .., '.. Til If 1',,1,,.,, ,lump ,sf s,,.sm,,,, lfuznx paaaul the Red Cross H 10,9 'lf Umzfl' . . , tm, er realeslpo.sseas1on: hhell be a goo! one al that , -1, ' . ,- gmmh ,ff So as a nurse she ll make von Hp' 01'f.fvflH1'11Q'f4 I ,All WSL ' .4 lmosl an 0lISl'SSUIll.l NURSE gf A V U N V , V' Monitors Club Ll: Red Cross lflfl llesffrves 'll l'0'nnW x , 3 4 ' L Club-1: Pilot-4. f I J l NURSE IIFSINESS srtnoor. 7 M l REnER1cR l rilz Some friendlv adriee for you, f! P1517 AS, Ju. is If ARLE1 . lx.xTnRx'N I' laid O, lVlARTIl.-K 12903 if 'lf E Jake lxuppv heegee lf ever you :nl soine printing She'll reach the lop To help the poor aml needv done, f - f she possiblv can: lx the noblest of ambilions: ffull .luke lqlg-VIIS, no other MHP. ll e hope sheill always ll e hope she is sueeesqful ,RINTER Get her man! ln bettering such conditions. PU 3EW0f'NN Athletic Awards I, 2. 3: llon- or Roll I, 21 Girl Reserves. SOCIAL SERVICE WVORKER I .-KIKAN, IIELEN FAZEKAS, EMMA SPE FICNSKIC, lim mi e 'ffm' Us f':TZluf'si7?: 'piggy This amiable lfmma . li' 'mr 'E -fl' am L g ' ' l s a barrel of fun Fritz, 'mor 0 ' There's no better sporlsman m,.HCE WORK ER Under the sun. wits. 2fiEif 21 Honor Roll 2, 3. l. BUSINESS SCHOOL In an ojliee ulwovs use your GEN ERA I. OFFICE WORK Burl FERGUSON, Enrru C. FLYNN, BERNADETTE FR.-KNGER, Rom-:RT J. ,Iavlr ,-lrmstrong is a fictitious ,lll-.-lnwrican hos' Bal Had Frartgvfs r'vrlainlv llw rval ll1r'Cov.' Cross-Country 2, 111: lloekey 3: Ili-Y 3. -1: lVlouitors Club 3: Skipper Skit -1-. CIVIL SERVICE Edie Bernie She is careful tj her ajzpearancv Szvovt-lfm11wrvrl, littlv Bvrniv .4 virtue we all shoul possess Flvnn -s N Pbr it is the first impression In tlw game of life will allravs 'Ny That fl rifles on our SUfl'l'!'SS. win. Q gg' Xml Girl Reservesll. , I ' NURSINQL LAL - 1 -1 'L-fff , N 1 ' FIASII, ALBERT FOLEY, Fawn Flash llus .4 llwrt Flash Has plvntv ljflash. Boys' Marshal 3: Football -1: Hi-Y Club 3, -1-1 Morlitors Club 4: Hi-Y Variety Show 4. STATE FURESTRY scuool. l'ersonali!-V plusf Thafs hamlsonw Bas. Baseball l, 2, 3, fl-: Football 2, 3, fl: llockey 2, 3: lli-Y Club 3, 1: Monitors Club 4: Service Award 3: President of Junior Class. 3. UNIVERSITY ot' BUF1f'Al.o. SCHOOL ot-' PtlAR3tAt1Y FRANKE, fiRAKZE IC. .U iss Franke' is ll.lllll'l'ifIl'll lltlo which pl'Qfl'SSiIIll lo go. l f von have a suggestion, II' ill V011 lflllllb' lot lwr lfnouz' Girl Reserves I. 2. 3. L. lwtmtzllwllr FRIEND, RICHARD GAl.l.AGHFlR, AI.u:r: M. GILBICRT, l.u:ll.l.r: Ilia-If .ell Lf, We lilrf' Frienrl: you ask wli-V, Q C '7?'h 7U'5 ll If Lucillekvou 1'ham'e to lnvvt, ll's 'Cause lw's surh a frivmllv , lu' 'H mu, ' You willfinrl hl'l'I7l'l'1'Sll7l'Pf. gm, ' ' i lo hval hor palwnls ' ' H - ' ffm-,. 511,911 M1,-0. t'Mvlf:Rsl'rY tbl-' IKUKZIIICSTEN Guurtl of llouor J ,,.., Girl Reserves l : Junior Guartl: Monitors Clllb 3, lt. FRICMMING, Rwru J. Pools I ll rlass her pupils 1t'un't watch the 1-loclv Shall holll such a pouwfr orvr hvrfloclc. Girl Reserves I, ZZ, 3: Science Club 3, 4: Athletic Awartls l, 2, 3, -I-: Junior Prom Com- mittee: Scienve Club Play: Pilot 3, -L. GYM TEACHER N URSH GABEL. Josavu ,lov Let H ollvwoorl have its Clark: W 'tfll talfe Joe Gabe! He too will make his mark. In all things hv's able. All-High Uratorical Contest 11: Hi-Y Show 4: Debate fl: Commerce Club 4: SRIPPER Staff 4: Track 2: Honor Roll l., 2: Author and Assistant Director of Skipper Skit 4. RADIO VVORK GICMBKA, CASHIER Kiln- llIlLSl:Cillll8 arlfl more zest to lift- ln lore, in pvarv, aml vtvfrt in strqel Baseball 2: Golf 2: f,l't'll0SlI'il 2, 3,1tg Band 2, 3. 1. BUOKKEEPER 22 urx.x+fN.fx..fs.- GOLDSTEIN, Sx'l.vu Sonniv l :lurk-lmirvzl girl ll' ill: sparkling vyvs: Tho sho muy not ln' urvultlzy Slufs lwultlzy mul wise. Conunerce Club I-. sEctu4:1',xuY GRACE, JAMES Dutrh zz morlirirm Dutch aspires ln ln' l 110,70 he gets no busuwssfrmn nw. Nlonilor 3: Pilot el-. n1oRTlclAN GRANCIIER, Ill-:Ll-:N Slufll plaster puint o'vr all your walls A ll rl lll0l10l'll ist' your V fu rn ituw: .et ml wlwn you gvl lwr stagger- ing bill, Iuu'll lfllllll' IUIIVY this jul: 1111120111011 lu lwr. GNANN, ROBERT llnlr Bolt fillllllll slmulal guthu' in tlu' fivlrl of nrt, llc- lmx tulvnt 'fulorv mul lufs also snmrl Z' .lunior Life Saving. rzcmulcluzlixl. ART K in AJ. . GORIS, Gt-:omm flags yuu'r0 out Sllillllllillg mul star! to sink, quiz-lf as ll ivinlr. Ilonor Roll I. 2: Junior Life Saving. ovvuzrz womi 1 . . ' s. This life guard will san- you S Monitor -lx Ilobby Club 3: Red Cross Certificate 3. INTERIOR DECURATOR G RA I , NIYRTLE lIlVl'l A ramlv smile, .4 clieeriv grevtin g, H uw mrulv lwr f1ClllllIifIlfll1l'l'S Treusu rv varh nwnting. Junior Girl Ilflarshalz Pilot el: Athletic Letters l, 2, Girl Re- serves I, 2: Monitor L. SECRETARY GIIANCER. I.lw:ll.l,l-1 ll itll an unliriug l'lIl'l'gY Slu' gnvs along lwr uviv: U li lC'I'Zl,l'I R, Gmonol A I .. .Sis llvr nunw suggvslx fl suullwrll Glitlll, IIUTII A. Rusty' Her lmir's likvfluming maple' I urivlv is llu- spin' oflifrf' 'NSW N ..l 'l S , ll f'.l'1'llyll'lI lzvurcl lwr suv. iIl'lf Uz'5l' Slff' S T-1 I N ' ' . w s Hlfl s in 1' uxs. 5 -' ' ' ' 0 A ' Swimming 'l'1-um l. ZZ. 3. l-: F. I R P I SIIUIIIIIVVNWNlIl'IIl'0lll1Qfil. Iiutxit-tgalIl.Il.tE iK:g,l,.m. ,h,i,,.,-is ,ir rr-4 rw me 1. SKIPPER 4: Baseball 3,411 Bas- -.-- - Q ' '3 'lr 5 r 'S - -1 lVNIlI'1tIIDl1ID kclball 3, Al: Commerce Club hurl lit-serves l'luy l. 3, Al: Chorus 3, il: Debate 3, l. r:oMl'1'oMr:'rl-in 0I'EK'K'I'0R NURSE GRAN . IIUIHCRT ll. GRINCEWICII, .l0uN GROSS. lffnwuxn I,. lloli T011 . , .. K I L . V I lg , ' It. -. K, ,. '.f UlI? l?':3MT'1 -'fffi g:i':f g '-fl -lah 5 WUI l'lf-nh' IJ onllllx urul lllcnlv of nt rv- u u wc ay: , , . 1 , fm, ' ltzrlllnl IIUIIPII Trilll vflmulioll, 1l::is2 'ff llff' IH' S SUV 1 111231: lhisom, 'Jilin Hi- yluws. ,- nc :run to wan-uv. - V ' SKII'I'ER Slaffelz l'iIo1SlatT2: Baseball 3: Monitor 3, I-: IHA Al' l'ootbull 22, 3, el: llockev I. 3: llonor Roll l, 2, fl: Skipper UNDECIDED Rowing 2.1: Ili-Y Slxoiv 3, I-L Monitor 3, lt: Ili-Y 3, Nl. ntl-:SEL I-1NolNEl-:RING 'Ngfi!iJQ!3S-! 23 Skit 4: Stage Crew L CHEMICAL ENGINEER GUILFOYLE, WVILLIAM Bill When Bill Cuilfohvle is an engineer, They'll have him build an annex here. Track 3, 4, Monitor 4: Honor Roll l. CIVIL ENGINEER IIARNISH, M. BIAE Shortv l ou, see her sweet disposition. ln all :Jlzer arts: True, big things came I n verv small packs. HARTMAN, JOHN NIARTIN Harpo Here's a hav with a sunny smile: Knowing him is worth your GURSKEY ., H ELEN Our school can rightly boast of her, ,4 lovelv girl is she Sweet, amiable and ever kinrl, She lives in calm seren itv. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. GOOD SECRETARY , while. Science Club fl-1 Chorus Club 3: SKIPPER 11-. UNDECIDED TRAINED NURSE HARP, NIlRM,XN E. HARTMAN. IXATIIFRINF ll ,Yorm lkaj Pilot 2, 3, A : SKIPPER -11 Her lovable eharaeter Bas all 2, onitors Will always shine through, ' u ' ie 4 lul 3g Rid- For her spirit is kind n 4, Debat ' Girl A nd her :earl is true. e Veg - 33 mm Hobbv Club 3- Monitors Conllmziieehlrl 'iid' 3' 4: Club Red Cross Certificate rc le 'I ' ' ' 35 Chiltl Care Group 3: Life FNIVERSITY 0 BUFFALO Saving 4. NURslNu V uw - iff' HAUENSTEIN, JACK Click A nd now he will toil day and night Getting money and power alnreg All this he'll attain by his might And success shall be his ever- more. Track 23 Baseball 4: Moni- tors Club 3, 41 Track Meet 2. HAYNES, DOIDRES Derle I want to design dresses, So sill gs our little Deg I 'll make the smartest sketches -Qf gowns to wear to tea. Monitor 4: Hobby Club 3: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4g Red Cross Certificate 3. DRESS DESIGNER I HEMB ROW, MIRIAM Hemi A braver girl you'll never find 5 Slze's not afraid to speak he mind. Science Club 4: Monitor Club 4g Girl Reserves I, 2 Honor Roll 2: Junior Pror Play 3: Skipper Skit 4-. NuRslN1: PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIR. ll A RTMAN, NORMA Norm In need af a secretary? Askfur Norm, And always have the eorrec! form. Monitor 3, fl: Girl Reserves l, 2g SKIPPER Staff-11. SECRETARIAL woRR HAVENS. IJOROTIIY l Pol .4 tvortliv profession We all will agree. And Dorothy Havens .Alt the top will be. Hobby Club 3. NURSE HEA, NIYRTLE R. lflonllir fl eharming nurse she'll surels make, Her personalitv takes the cake. Monitor fig Red Cross Cer- tificate fl-. NIVRSING 24 N-!NqfN.!N.!s!ir i ,lun Ilnr M IIENDRICK. .lawns M. Chick ' 1 v I the seeds we sow, Brin :rl tlwfrnits as we go. HE '. .ntl b f tl ' SERVICE IIISI.0I'. Donortn' HOLDEN, BETTY Fl't'l'h' .I-In old rnnirl l1'fn'her ldrvclr n'on't be, Ivet College is her goal you see. Science Club 3. I: Ilonor Roll 3, 4: junior Day Assem- bly 3: Band I. 2: Orchestra I. ZZ. 3.14. tT0l.I.E1IE IIORWATII, JULIA Gypsy Her starry eyes and dark, dark hair. I in with fl g-vpsy's well compare. Riding Club 2: Ilonor Roll I, 2, 3: Guard of Ilonor 3. NURSING IIORWATII. FRANK Hunk-v Such n knowledge of music' is hers to common 11. She'1l he a sensation nl leading a band. Swimminvz Girl Reserves I. 12. 3, 4: Girl Ilcserves Play 3: Inter Club Couneilmau 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Orchestra I, 2. 3. II. mtusrtu wo K - . 4-2 . .LCA .4 maid rlwrf- is with a quiet wuhv. Wihffll be sorvlv missed when she goes away. llobby Club 3: Science Club I: Ilonor Roll I. 3. I: Red Cross Certificate. r:ol,I.Et:R lfttcrivborlsfsfrivml, our Frnrilr ls un athlete of high rank. SKll'PERfl1Q Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5: Football 2, 3, 4, 5: All-Iligh Swimming 4: Hi-Y II, 5: Row- ing 3: Skipper Skit: Ili-I Show I-. lsxsEnu.t. Pl.,n'l-in HOSTA, Soeum A second Florence Yiglztingnle Sophie wants to lw: Were sure that she will do ns well l f given the 1l1JINIl'fIllllfAY. Red Cross Certificate 3. NURSING IIUFFCUT, Lois B. I W IMIOLA, HELEN Burnw M 'girl of girls Senior Class Secretary -: l lfllrffpn mfrlz' Skit-PER 4: Pilot I: Baseball ' uffm fu Hoff' i ,. Y l As nn qfhre el:-rlf. I. Ctrl Reserw es I., Honor Roll I, 3: Debate I: All-lligh Ileclamation Contest 3: School Speaking Contest 3: Stage Crew 4: Skipper Skit I: Monitor 2: Service Award 3. C0 LLEG E Baseball 3. LI-: Basketball I. 2, 3, 1: Athletic Awards I, 2, 3, 'I-: Nlonitors Club 3: Com- merce Club 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4: Junior Dav Commit- tee 3: Gregg Awards 4. SECRETARY on xsooKKEEPER IIRI NCZAK. Fawn Wluil finer umhitiun runlfl ll Illllll vlmosv? ,-I lmvv like I rnnk snrelv n'on'l IIUMPHREY, WCILLIANI II. Bllll Bill Bill Humphrev does not lunw' illusions, For he can rlrunf his own mn- clusiunsf lose. SKIPPER Salesman Il: Track I: Monitors Club Il: Com- merce Club I: Guard of Ilonor3. T0 me A slttitiliss IN tilt-'E fw.r+fs.rx.rx.fsf 25 Monitors Club. COYIYIERCIVXI. ARTIST IVANCIL, AN'rnoNY Tmiv In the scimu-P llfl1l'l'0lllIllUIfiY, Tony knows his .4. B. C. Track I: Monitors Club 11. CERTIFIED ,u:c:ot1N'r.AN1' IVAN CIC. .losEPu Joe lt may he hard to picture our ,loe as ri professor, But when it eomes to swim- ming. we Fllllql find u sue- eessor. Swimming l, 2, 3, 42 Science Club 3g junior Prom Com- millee 3. RESEARCH CHEMIST JAEGER, Dol.oRi-:s SECRETARY X JANKOWSKI, llENRY E. It is port of Henrxfs style, To wear a constant happy smile. Commerce Club 4. OFFICE WVU!-lk H412 JENDRZEJCZAK, TED 'ith a smile ' fo cheerful and gov, She faces her trials Throughout the dav. Dee .Smilev T1-:ldv For worlf and fun heis uluavs readv: llvfrvilad to know this jovial Ted Iv. SECRETARY ENKINS, M B JELLRQ, :imma J Um' HQ, Flash ll' e can easily feature, Hola us u Teacher! Track 3: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Guard of Honor 3. TEACHER WZ? Let others puzzle their brain llwith grammar and nonsen: and learning, filllllllfllll, I stoutlv maintail Gives genius u hetler diseerninl San-PER Staff 4-1 Pilot Slafl' L1 Swimming 2, 3: Honor Roll I 2, 3, -'lg Hi-Y Show 1: ,lunio Guard of Honor 3: l'ror Commillee UNDECIDEN JOHNSTON, BERNIQE Bee lf she becomes our nurse, ll e'll never need a heorse. Monitors Club L1-g Reel Cross Cerlifioale 3. NURSE JOHNSON, Doms Johnnie Johnnie in our cooking room ls hound to banish hungry gloom. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, fl: Science Club 3. DIETITIAN JUNG, RUTH Ruthie Our Ruthie is a eharrning lass llf e surelv eun't deny il: ll e re proud to have her in our class Beruuse we profit by il. Nlonilors Club l. S'l'ENUGRAI'llER KAMINSKI, ADELE 'Im ll' e do tell That lillle Dell llwill notjlo 1 Getting to the lop. l'RlVA'l'E 5ElIRE'I'ARY JON HS, BETTY JAN E Hulrv A lovelv smile ls alwauvs in stvle. Tennis 3: Badminton 3g Girl Reserves 11, SECRETARY KALINOWSKA, HENRIETTA lim: Shefiddles, does lftlaf None bettahf Orchestra I. 2. 3, fig Honor I, 3. vlo1.lNIsT 20 s.fN.!N.Js!N.fN-Y Connnvrci' Club I: IIonor KEII.. Illrrtt KICNIDAI.I,, JOHN M. KICI'I'ICI,, Zola I. . . .llIl'h' Zn 'I ht' win' shi' mustr'rs lustorv . . . . . , To Us i-Q quito H Inwklrv - .Iris furjollv.jolf1l1g, .Iu1'lf: ri Sl'I'l'l'llll1X' you lflillllltllllll. - A ' - ' lx ts Ihr' h'lI1lH'll'llgt' ht' rlrws not Lnnlf for Zu with u lllllllflllg l.onnnt'rt't' Club I: Honor lfwlr. minrl. Roll I. 11. 3 I-. , , . , . , . , ' Ivnnls 3: Commvrvc l.Inb I: I,oinnn'rr'1' Club -I-: Ilonor SEIIIKIC1' -KRY KAMINSKI, Wufrmt II utlllv fylirt' work is II rultlv's lim' lluv uri' surf' h1 ll-lil il film. Roll 2. ol-'1-'lm-1 worm Honor I. 2, 3, OFFICE KI-CIS'I'I'IR, Rl'TIl Ruthie' Laugh mul gruu'jiil is u saying :gf truth: Nom' 1-an flvny it whvn Iuolrinfl at Ruth. Baskvtluall I: Ilonor 3: ,Iunior Prom Committvr 3. STENOGR APII ER Roll I, 2.3, I: Monitor tt. IYORK Roll I, ZZ, 3: Slul't'mi Staff I-: .IIIIIIUF Guard of Ilonor I. sl-:CRETARY KICNNICN , Horus IVI.-IRIH Killvu ,-Is u journalist -vnu will sm' Killvn ll'llllillg Ihr' llIl'll!lgl'l'il'. Pilot Staff 3, I: Skn'm-:R Stalf 1,2 If: Service Award Ulq.!,,tf4f' ' 'YEWSI'-KI'ER 'tikkl ,P ' ,www ,fyxf f 1 ,V . X A L . ,f 4 w ...Ji t ,J IilC'l't1llIIIAQli. w,ll.IiERT J. lfvrt Tliuitgli lfvrt is not so rvrv tall. llc' is u whiz ut lmslfvllmll. Iloom Buskt-tlmll 'I't'znn 3. I. Rtesttiuttilt KIIIENIIST KIJOWSKI, C. V. lfhtwlr II'ln'n lillllflf is nn tha' gnwri gal rnursv, llr' swings his rlubs with might-v forr'l'. Connncrvc' CIub 3. 'I-1 Com- nlc'rt'e Club, 'I'reasurt'r I: Sklt'l'r:R Stuff I: Pilot Stuff 3. KIIKSCII, IloN-tl,n fflu'4'r up, Illlllj lftwsur lust his lg!'l'llllSf' lu' was 'llllllllitlllii 1112, llult Monitor 3. I-. I: Golf 3: ,Iuninr Guard of Ilonor 3: ,Iunior I'rom Com- IIIIIIPC 3. , STEEI.PlRwY'QXl'1Cl l'lYl ' KICZUN. KtxTtit-:tum-1 .-Ilnm' ill ht'r prqkssiun, Nl'l'f'l' will ln' Kay, - lfut in lwr upwurtl climb, shtfll pass Ollwrs nn tht' wulv. fi0lIllI'll'Y'l'l? Club I. l'N DEIIIIIEIY EING,t1li.4n1,r:sj' Ch 3 Y 5 KIIISCII, N,-umm ,l,n'Nt4: Km' it fiiSSil' A : lfs lfluu'k's runhilion Shifs lirolv, shc's will-v, Jxilllflllll F- 'l'u lwllitwl' SIll'l'l'SS: .lm-me 1' U 1' hopl' it will bring hiln II 1' shall not nwvl lwr lilrf' . .Hut-In huppilwss. again, m ,Iunior Prom Commiltw' 3: Pilot Staff I, 2, 3. I: SKIPI'ER ,- Monitor -I. Staff -I: Junior I'rom Com- A 5l'U5,,355 mittee 3: Girl Iieservt-s I: SECRETKRY x fx.fx.rwzx.xx.rs.x :ZR Q X ' iw Swimming I, 2. SECRETAHIAL TE.-HTIIER KIRSKIII, RUTH FI. llimplvs Slufs jolly, livvlv, gay, .4 pal in vvvrv way. Ilohhy Club 3g Child Care Group 3. IIOMEMAKER KIEPP, ANNA M. lilly!! SUIIII' duv, we know slw'll nzulfv the griulv, For szwrvss mums lo llmm wlmsv plans ure' mmlv. Girl Reserves 3, 4: llonor Roll 3. l'RIYA'l'E HECK ETARY KUCII, ll.-kR0l.D I fuolr i 1' ll' lwn all tlw lvxsnns uri' vmlwl. .-lull sf-lwnl for ilu' -vvur is :lis- lnissml. i Tlwrr' is om' wlm luis oft:-n lu'- AlI'l!'lIlll'!I, .llnrl ln' Frivml ni i sswl. s will rillvn ln' llonor Roll 2, 3. IIIIEMIII.-il, ENUI K ISS, STEVEN I.rlr'lfVv llvrv'x u luiv H'l'.ll survlx' miss, lillllfll'-gli-1Ill'kY, Stvrvli kiss! RESEARCII Kill EMIST KN A PP, IJREDERIKZK Snappvr Tlwrv urvfvw as rluppvr, ,-is l rr'1l, tlw Slmplwr. Foollrall 'Team 4: Monitors Club 2: llonor Roll 22. 41ol.LEcE N EER K011ll.l.mvls llulr' ll ill: lfutrlz us llwir vrzgirww l 'usxe-ngvrs lll'l'll lIl'l'l'l' .li-url l'iIui Slaff -I: 'llvnnis 3, I liommervv Club ll: Mouilo -I: Ili-X Show Ill. AERONAIITIIIAI. ENILINI-:lm KOPICII, lJmc.u.iuNr: llvrrv I f' To win lln'0lvn1pi1's is lwr uim. From tlwm mu will rvurw lwr fmnv. Swimming I, 2, 3, 1-1 Haskel- ball 3g llorse Back Riding 3. OLYMPIC DIVING li0'I'IlIiN, lVlARIE L. In drawing slw will lulrz' llu' prizv: Slufs going In 1'0IlIllIf'fl'i!lliZl'. SKIP:-ER Staff Ig Girl lie- serves 3, -lg Honor Roll 2. 3. Il: Junior Guard of Honor COM MERCIA I. ARTIST CIIAMPIUNSHIP KUI,I.MAR, IJONALD Don Um' qf llwsf' lIIl4YS,Y0ll.l1 sec his mum- lfurrwl in l'l'IlSSl'lllll1ll1V.S Hull of l'llllIl'. Cross Country 3, II: Truck 2, 3. 11. 'l'R.-kVEI.ER liOli'I'A, STEPIIEN IC. Slvrv .fill grvul Illl'll llfl' llvillg: lnlll no! xliwlillg wvll llIAYSl'Ui' Pilot Slafl' l1I.SKIPl'ER Staff li: Commerce Club 4: Science Club 4: lllonilors Club -1: llonor Roll l, 2, 3, -I-Q Skipper Skit lg Junior Day Program 3: ,lunior Guard of llonor 3. 1:ol.l.if:uE K R ANTI. ARI fl l'lf'l1l' Krrmlz lhws vlilmlwv: nlll tlu' luivs ll full u l'lllIlIl'1'. Gregg A waril 3 TYPI ST 28 E KR.-XNZ, lNI,n'N -um B. lhwrm .-ls u llwvsl Point num, vnu som will sm' I Tlw lh'acun llHll'f'llfIIg In 1'ir lnrv. Cross Country 3: Track 3, I WEST l'olNT .1-:wi . 1. N.fx.fN.f+r+rN.f K R ATZK ld. l'Ii.1...t KRAWCHUK, flLGA Il. Ollie Ollie wants to be a nurse If e wish her luck, with this little verse. Red Cross 22. NURSE K UK LA, A LFR ED Cookie Whether we lose or whether we win, Cookie lealls ns with a grin. Pilot Staff -I: SKIPPER Staff -I: Golf 2: Track 2: Crew 3: Ilonor Roll 2,141 Cheer Leader LAN FI, MAuu.x'N She's a familiar sight on the ver-asmn uNlll'II honor awarrls are for presentation . Basketball I. 2: Swimming I: INlonitorf1-: Ilonor Roll I, 2, 3, 'I-: Junior Guard of Ilonor 3. Sueeess in arl is lu'lla's aim: To R. H. S. slxe'll bring great fame. SKIPFER Staff lt: Pilot Staff 2, 3. IA: Swimming I: Art Club I. 2: Poster Coulee-xl 3: .luuior Prom Committee 3. lf'..tslnoN IIESIGNER 3. Il. 1:01.l.EGE llNDEl:mEn KUBOW, ALEXANDER LAKOMY. Nlun' lll ' .-tl ul ,H pmwssm the 'mud llflarv Il'I fUlllIll a brilliant lass: That eoulll learl any banll. If Jlmml 'hm SIU, LS In 'mr Baud 3, lg Orchestra -1. ORCIIESTR-K LEXIJER Ilonor lloll I. 2. 3, I: ,lunior l'rom Committee 3. IINDEKZIDED LEWIS, Douorur llurotltvfs smile, with her dim- ples flashing .-lfld to her eharm, and make her quite flashing. Athletic Awards I. 2. 3. I: Girl Reserves. NURSE LODS, PA U. LORINCZ, ALEX J. Dot Cnrlv .All I ' His happy smile alul head nfs Q Oh, he's smart as he ean he ' 'LA'-I 1-urls In problems in llf'f'lIlLlllllllf1V. .Alttraet work aml prettv girls. Cross Country 3, 4: Nlonimrs 'llreasurer of Senior Class ll: Club 1: Commerce Club 41 SKIPPER Staff-l-1 Tennis 3. I-: lonor Roll I, 2, 3: .lunior Commerce Club el-1 Ilonor , 'rom Committee, 3: Hand I, Roll I, 2, 3: Junior Guard ol' 1, 2, 3, El: Orchestra I, ZZ, 3, tl. ll0 0 3- 3 r:Eu1'u-'lEo PUBLIC BOUKKEEPER - .-xCt:oUNTANT LINK. l,0ROTllY G. LURID, Ilotus IHAE K, LOVGREN, Dmus A. llot ltorriy Lnvev Yo alnllition has our Dot: ,Inst the same, she'll do a lol. Basketball 2: Commerce Club I: Monitors Club ll: Skipper Skit I. UNDECIDED fx.fs.rx.xsxw.fif 29 .-I seeretarv with a smile: Sl1e'll find it useful all the while. Commerce Club l: Orvllestra 2, 3, el. SECRETARY With pencil in hand, Lm'eyl'all Take dictation from any man. Pilot Staff I: SKIPPER Staff 4: Commerce Club -1: Girl Re- serves lg Gregg Awards 1. SECRETARY 7:4 M.M1KIIC, IJEOTA MARCINKOWSKI, S. fl nwrrv heart, II clwerv smile H A Q Man'l' Right from the start and all the will .wmmi to go to follpgn whilp. o gain 11 ot of very uscjfu Commerce Club fl-. 4:oMPToMETER scnoor. IfIIOIl7l!'dgl'. CULIIEGE MARTIN, BERYI. Beryl is quite capable Qf gaining recognition, l f vvvr she should undertake -I pr-rlrzgogllrfs position. Sturm-:R Staff 4g Swimming I. 23 Ili-I Show 25 Junior Prom Committee 33 Red Cross Cer- llllcate 3: Monitors Club 3, fl. STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE MAf:'I'ACCART, IJORN Ii J. llfllll' In frotlmll mul tennis hr' look port: .-Itltlvtivs f'ompl0t1'lv possess his lwurt. Football 2, 3, -I: Tennis 2. 3: Ili-I 3, AI: Usher 3. l'.-xRTlClPATE IN ATlll.ETl11s MA KSU, .IUSEPII .Inv This hos' ,lox-Y 'f-- oh what u u'orkvr.' In l1Ill'l'l'AY mul Cur'vv's h0's ll SU1Ill1il'l'h'l'l'. I Ili-Y 3. I: Tennis 3: Haurl 2. 33 Orchestra 2, 3: Rowing I. MASSING, limvum I,. Iluhill II 'hiliv is lookingforwurll wit J-'EV To tlw IIIIVV wlwn lufll lu' ll vol lege' llov. Cross Country 2, 3: 'I'rar'k 2 Svicnec Club I IIULLEGE M ATUSAK, MARY Imfll nvml monvv in vour purse lf ll'1lII1V vonws to you us nurse. NURSE r fx MoCAR'I'H Y, IVJEAN Dear: Thefielrl of Science is his aim, l or IYIIUIIIIZSITHYAS his mirlfllv IIUIIIU. Chess Club 32. Science Club 3, 'Ig Stamp Club 2: Ilonor Roll 3, 'Ig Stamp Contest 22. r:llEMlsT M4:CA UGIIIHIY, IIERBER1' W Hvrlg 110.5 just ll lmshhtl lntv, But hrfs still the rvul Mr! fuuglujv. 'llravk 3: Chess Club I, 2, il Ilonor Roll 2, 3. BUSINESS IQXEUUTIVE M ATUS, EMMA A. Em In uthletivs slw :lid not cheat: .-Is an honest svervtury she worft lu- lwut. Basketball I, 2, 3, -'Ig Baseball 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4: Swimming I: Commerce Club fl. SECRETARY . -.K Q :ps A' -P.. IN'lc:yfvlTllY, Cl.lF1-'onli H. A Mm' l ll school this lzov got arouml ll lot, Hffll be the Sllllll' in life, like us not. Track I: Hockey 3: Science Club 3g Science Club Play 3: Boys' Riding Club 3, 'I-g Fashion Show 4. LAWYER 30 McCAR'I'l'lY, RAYMOND .-It Rirvrsirlv his u l10l'l'lAn'lI- ture Hr' lIl'l'l'l' unnowvl a single tvurlwr. JOURNALIST LQJESQXQZNQI s1t:tIIiI'I.AIJl IC. If:-Crwuliv Iulrvs it ous-V, 'ful slw rvullv lhillnl slow' lust figurvs ifs not worth llIll'l:Ylllg l'ill-vou'rv got so Vlonilors Club IECRETARY MEGINTY, WIILLIAM J. lllur ,I lrllilithx' tht' Boss! I wonrler llwll l lv will rvmvniln-r, wc' know him It'lll'll.l IWSINESS EXECUTIVI-: IIELEN MCLPIUII, JANE Alai' nu' plum' to go. Swimming I: licll Cross Cvr- I-. lilicate ll. NURSE MCMANUS, PATRICK I 'ut Through lift' lu' will go with n stoop lfombing tlw worlrl ihr ll whalv of n sroop! Cross Country Ig 'llrzwk 2g Monitors Club -14. REPORTER Mt:NEIl.l., FRANK M. Roll lfivvrsitlt' will stll'1'lv,h'1'l Thi' IlllSl'lll'l' of rvrl-ltuirrvl .Mr Neill. SKII'I'ER Staff 1: Pilot Staff ft: Tennis 3, 4: Nlonitors Club 2, I: Ilonor lloll I. 2. 3: Usher 3. CERTII-'IED I'UlII.IC .4 l1llI'lll'l'l lI1bl1Y0 Ni ghti I1 gale . . lwr vlloicv she lllll-Y lm proud. lf you vrvr lcuul in. ri hospital ,lust look up ,Yursv 5'I'lc'l,vm1. Af:czoIvN'rAN'r IVIEIVIURIIAY, IIARLAN N. Muff Hvrtfs tlwfvllow thut lvruls our vlwvrs Ili' wants to nmlfr' musir' in lulvr vvurs. Seurelary of Ili-Y Club I: Ili-Y Club 3, I: Ili-Y Show li: Football 2, 3, Swimming I. 2. 33 Poster Contest -'l-. YIll'SIlIIAN !I1:NIvIIiNlCY, AYILLIAM M. MEIGIIAN, ROSE IXIARY M ick Robin Jo you know Mick? Prvttv us u bright rt-fl rose 'ltfs prvll-v slit-Ir. R0bill-S alwugvs on lwr tors. ntercluss Basketball 3, l-. Girl Reserves I. INDECIIIEII SECRETARY S-XS-Ji! fIIt:'l'AGGAR'l', CECIL A. Cot' l If-1-il .Ilf'Tuggt1rt's tlw lmsivst guy. Sonwtirnvs itis u pity that hv f'un't v. Treasurer of Monitors Club I: Ili-Y Club 3, I: blonitors Club 3. -I: lfashion Show 3: ,Iunior Prom Committee 3: Monitors Assembly -I: Stage Crew 3,-I. PRACTICE MEDICINE N-X44 3 I MELUON, Ru:uARn Dirlmrtl llirlris tlw right num to iw u tom-lwrg H i s honor marks wvrr' u rvgulnr fvutur4'. SRIPPER Staff 5, Christmas Play -I-1flI Cll0HlI'84l', 5: Ilonor Roll 2, 3, HI. TEACHER MEILER, ANNA Pug 'lllmugh Pug slw is to you run mv. Soon fl pri mtv svz' slufll lw. Girl Reserves li: Commerrc Club 3, RI: ,lunior Guard of Ilonor 3: Honor Roll I, 2. 3, II. PRIVATE SECRETARY MENKEN, Iirm' I.. .Uri-v slw llflllfl' lwr wt:-V to lm IIIllll'SS :Is shi' tlulwvfl hvr wutv through R. H. S. Orchestra I. 2, 3. II: Band I, 2. -I: Ili-Y Show 2, 3, 49 Ilmmr Roll I, 2, 3, -'I-. DANCER MERGLER, JEAN B. Mergie She's tall, she's graceful, she's 0. K.. She'll talk you ragged you pass her way. Commerce Club 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2: Junior Guard of llonor 3: Monitor 4: SKIPPER 4. SECRETARY MIFILCARSKI, VIRGINIA H. ,lean On the honor roll she didn't sto Until? she reached the vers' top. Valediclorian 4, Pilot 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Science Club 49 Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 4: Girl Re- serves Program 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, Junior Guard of Honor 3: Monitor 4: SKIPPER 4. TEACHING 1 MlIili13D, TIIELMA D. l Teddv llgijlma Millardf A girl who works hard. Monitor 3: Swimming 1, 2, 3: Girl Reserves 4: Honor Roll lg Girl Reserves Program 4: Junior Prom Committee 3. IIIGII scuool. TEACHER Tennis 3, 45 Football 4g Crew MIELCARSKI, ELEANOR Sis A cheery face and a great big smile, A face -vou'll remember for a long, long while. Skit-PER 4: Pilot 4: Girl He- serves 3, 4: Vice-Presirlcnt Girl Reserves 4: Science Club -lt: llonor Roll l. 2: Prom Committee 3: Debate -1: Monitor 4. IIEIJIGINE MIKOLAJ EK, WALTER Harlou' Harlow merits four big stars For his work on the rings and parallel bars. Raskelball 2. 3, lt llonor Roll 3: Ili-Y Show 1. Gyvl TEACHER I, MILLER. FRED C. Tin: I reddie's good nature is an em Hur making everyone his friend lli-Y 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 2 Skipper Skit 4, ,lunior Pron Committee 3: Ili-Y Show 3 Monitor 2. I'El3IcRAI. oovERNn1EN1' SERVICE fxfff f . ,' MOLLOSKY, EDWARD G. Bud His physical prowess to all Burl shows, He taught lllr. Zabel all he knows. Track 3, 4: All-lligh 3: Presi- dent of Chess Club 4: Chess l, 3, 43 Monitor 2, 4: Prom Committee 3. PIIYSICAI. INSTRUCTOR ,I Imior MOLLOY, TIIONIA s Alabama The .4lalzama IIPUIIPIIIHQSM a well-known senior havl There isrft even a freshman who doesn't know lllollo-v. 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Science Club 4: Stage Crew for lli-Y Show 1. r:0I,I.EGE MORATII, ELIZARETII A. Ben Sweet of face, sweet in mine .4 nicer girl is hard to hhndl 5 Girls' Marshal 3: Secretary c Girl Reserves 4: Girl Reserve 3, 4, Fashion Show 3: Com merce Club 4. MOGUR, MARGARET T. Peg Although sl1e's small Remember please High doors are opened WU tiny lcevsf' Swimming lg Commerce Club 3, 4: Girl Reserves 4: llonor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. MOLLOSKY, MARJORIE Midget She may be Midget to you and me, But to her teachers, she's Marjorie. Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Volley Ball l, 2: Baseball 33 Swim- ming l: Girl Reserves l. TRIGONUM ETRY TEACHER MORAN, HELEN Athletic Letter I: Vice-Presb dent of Girl Reserves 3: Ili-Y Show 3: Prom Committee 3: Junior Day Assembly 3: Skip- per Skit 4: Vice-President of Commerce Club 4: Honor Roll l. 2, 3, 4: Students' Ac- tivity Committee 1. RRYA NT-STR -KTTON COLLEGE 32 ES-fN.!1!S-fi MOWCZKU, ANN Ssmrts are lwr lmlzhy S xv pln-vs ajinv gnmv: M uchkn -Incl fhuugh shv lilws fvnnis, Yvws wnrlr is hvr aim. HaskvlIr.aII I. ZZ. 3. I: Bus:-lmll 3: IPIHIIS I. 2. 3. NEWS l'lEl'0R'l'ER MORI'Il.I'IXX SKl.lm1:Nr: RI'lll' Mus! studvuts arc' IMI, ns u rule' Su vvrv, vvrv hun! of school: Bur our lviivlwr -H'l'I'l' Irvin' I Iwi ll'l'.ll ull lhinlr svlwnl wus km-n.' iwimming I: Qi0llllll1'l'l'l'1IIllIl I: Girl Ilvsvrvn-s I: Ilonor Roll I.2. 3: Bzmxl I: fllmrus I. 'il'SlNESS'l'l4IUIIll1IR M YIQRS, Ffl,E,xNoR lfrivlf Jlllllllllgll Brir'lf implivs luv' hair is rml. l,o1'vlv lrlunrl lrvssvs mlorn hw llvllll. PIII! KTE SEl1RE'l'KllY MlIIi'I'-Mill, ,loam lirzliwxnn MYSKU. IIPLH-IN ,lm'h' , will tljv: I Um' Inulf ul his blilfl' will slum' ,vou ll'll.Y. 'I'ru1'Ii I.. 3. I1 I mrlIluII IZ Monitors Iilulr I: Ili-N Slum I. HOOK K EEl'l'Ili N,Mll,I'I, .IUHN J, ,Iuvlr ,-Is Xillglf'-i0lll'lllfS'S on his wurv Hvll f'l'l'lIlIlUllV lwronu' u lf. l'. ff. ,Iuniur Prom IIUIIIIIIIIIPI' 3: Hand I. 2. QIERTII-'IEID l'lVlH.lI2 KUlI0l'N'r1NT , . I ra'llvnmlln'lil1' lun Ihr' lillv 1IflllllIlI31lIlH', ,lmll llvlvn-S ,nighl-V SWWII Monitor I-. Ol-'IPIKZIC YY 'DKK ICR QAMICNYI. ,Nl.l1tr: IC. .. All 4hf s us frm' and us IIIIIIRV as HWS ill lhv lrvvs 'Intl shi' lrnmrs hun- In livlrlr' Ihr' il'0l:Y lrqvs. Innnr Rull I. Il. 3: Girl Rv- -vrvvs I. fUl.I.l'ilCI I ,-1 - 1 i, V .L4-' f, Qs-rfvy NIICIVIVNNN. I.u.x NURNXICII. Mun' I.i Slufs l'4'llllY, ll'illlHg. mul ulzlv To lwlp u fI'il'Illl in nvwl. Shzfs smiling mul IIIIPIQY ull :luv long Shi' is u frivml lIHl!'l'Il.I Monilor I: ,lunior Prom Com- mit If-4' 3. STENUILR u'lll-Llc I .Vuriv hall u little' smilv: Sim wurv il vvwiv fluv, -Iml Pl'l'l1Yll'lll'l'l' llml .Univ H'I'lll, 'flu' smile' wus surf' ln stuwv. Ilonor Noll 3. Il: Nllllvlivs 2, 3. il. UYNI TE KIIIIER NIIIIIUISUN. Is.uu4:l.I,A 'I'. NOON. Isl!-XNK ,l. I :ay I' 'ru n Tlinllgll S0lIll'.fIllh'S uri' svriuus llw Ciril Sf'l'l'il'l' list yuu ,-Ill flu' ll'lllll'. scan. Inu 1-un :lf-pf-ml on Izzy 'Il Ihr' top-vnu'llfiml nur l I'Ul1. To nllruvs smilv. I Q. - V inning -1. Monitors Club AI. CIVIL SEM-ICE YURSE ELG! w1!S-IX-J 33 NUWOIJZINSK-L J. .lv-.lv liutv I.-irl. lnls qffunf l'flwll1i1's? Sha' lms nulw. Ilmmr Roll I. 2. 3: R1-:I Cross. NURSING UCIIUCINSKA, MARY l'lere's a girl named lllary Wlufs nat a hit contrary She has herfnn when her work is done, This wise little girl namefl Marv. Monitors Club lg Gregg flwzlrfls ll. on-'nzrx WORK IVCONNOH, JOHN VV. Jack ,lack is a boy who constantlv smilesg His pleasant ways will carrv him. miles. Pilot I, 2, 3, 4g SKIPPER 'lg Srience Club 4: Honor Roll 3, lr: .lunior Program 3: Skip- per Skil l: Ili-Y Show 'll l'rOm fl0lllI1llllC0 3. TENIIIIEN OLSON, BERNADETFE Bernie Bernie's always on the fog And does she keep the rrvs in tow! llonor Roll 1, 2, 3. PIIIVATFI SECRETARY 01 ION NIGLI.. ,l0SIil ll llere's a man of different lone. Ile warns to be a rolling stone. Monilor 2. TRXYEI. ULMA, PVIIHDIIEUS ,I. VIYPII I want ll!ll'f'llfll.l'P,N suvvs Tell: Hrfll get adventure., 'milf said. Honor Roll I, 2. 3g Prom Commillee 3: Commerce Club fl: Nlonilors Club fl. Bl' Sl NESS M ANAGER URICMUS, BERNIM-: Horn From a musician Bernie wi turn. To be a slenographvr no ol will spurn! llonor Roll l. 3: Pilot 3: 0 cheslra 3, 4: Prom Commi lee 3: SKIPPER 1. STENOGRA PHER PERUSICII, MARK l . This young lad is well Plllillgl R111 he talks mo much :J naut val staff. lll'SlNESS1IUI.l.EGl'Z PEACUCK. M RRY ONNX blxA. M un Marv Usowslra will never shirlf .-lnv fllllV in office work. Basketball 1: Commerce Club -1: Honor Roll 1: Gregg Awards 3, 4. OFFICE WORK ' ff 'xz1', PA Rwo1.sK1, CLARA P. 1'l!'K?'1iIOW'SRI, Tmfnslvs Parker - , f j Z ' Patty l 'arlfer wishes all had health Tl:eiirizv7Ei:5i1m, oar- Patlv So she may gain a lol of wealth. said, . b. . W , To think of man-v things: hwlmmm' 2' 3' Of guys and gals. aml piclurv Yl RHIN1: ,f,,,,,,,. .f1ml whether lillgrow wings. IYYENTUR l'ARWUl.SliA. IRENE Renee .fls others lore to walk- Sn does Renee lore to Ialk. Honor Roll -l. NURSE Tools A girl with a well-roumlefl training Will always he in demanrl: Over ofice forces she'll lx' reigning- That we can understand. Monitors Club 3, 4: Girl Re- serves 4. SECRETARIAL WORK 34 x.rx.zx.rN.fsrx.r uv. l'lC'I'I'IRS, ROETFA MAE QUINN, IRENE IC. IQICICD, I l,0m-:NCE IC. Rvflfla If i n ga M uggi ns Fall affun anal roaring laugh- lfvvr glarl Har smile is warm: tvr Yevvr sail. Her lwarl IS loo. Rnvtufs thc' girl wv'r1' aluwavs . . I . V She-'s l l'l'l'V0lIl'.S frivnll aflvr A lfommerrfl muh If Mmulurs -lrul aluwivs truri ' ' Lluln I: Llwval Ruling l.Iulr ' ' ' Muuilur Il. 2. fl.. I: Ilouur Roll 2. SKIIWEII I-1 l'llHl ll Mlvlllllrr lwiu 'l'IK1IkN s'l'r1Nm:R will-:li 'I' I iN1'i-nnum DI-11IUlik'I'0R 'lu I Iulih. l'r.n N I l,l'll' I'llIl.Il'I'BNll. M um llv l10l'1'l' ll0,l'l'S and lu' rwrvr Il-KI JICQIKI. lfllml-:Nu ,I va n I man with gr1u'1'. anrlquivl air hfvp. :lurk lzrnu'n avvs. anal warjv hair. wkIl'l'l1Ill I: l'iluI I-1IIOIllIll1'l'1'4' Ilulv I-1 Munilors llluln I: Iunur Iiull I. LI, 3. . P. KL EK, alwnunds: I lint with a srnilv, lulfvs Ihr' uwrlal ill his IUIIHIS. l'ilvl: SKIPPERI. Sl'II'lll'4' llllllb 3, I. VNIJECIDEID l'lllgf'lIiIl is a lalvnlwl .llliss To zlvsign for art is har .harv- lnnsl blissl Pilot 3, -I: SKIl'I'I'lR I-z Ilmmr Iloll I, 2, 3, ll: Iivefning IN:-ws Nrl Conlesl 4: Prom finni- lllIlIl'l' 3. FxSlll0N IIESIGNEN IEINIIART. QIATIIERINE Ka-V ull af wittivisrns bright. lvr sm.ilv's just like' u light! KIPPER il: llnmim-rvv Clnln . I: Girl Reserves I: llnuor lull I. 2. 3: l'rum llommil- N' 3: Monitor 3: Ura'-H' ROBINSON, PEARL B. Though Pvarl is lllulvcillvrl. Slufd bv good ul any tradv: Hu' spank aml high arnhifion lluill IIl'.l'I' flvsvrt lhis Illlllll. llmmr Roll 2. 3. I-2 Munilnr I: llolrlny Clull 3: llvml Cross llvrliliralv 3. RUII DIC, livl-:LYN lil' llnilh hvr hair su fair. Girls lilfv liz' ara rarv. Ilunur Ilull 3: Monitors Clluln I. IIISINHSS SCIIUUI. Fl' lwarrls I. . . , , 1 NDl'.ClDl'.Il IVII. !'il'1RYl1II'1 H IUCN. l1llrLs'rr:u lf. ' lflwl 9 lla- f'halll'rs. vhallvrs as lu' g0l'S. ,I Hcfs silent almost rwrvr. I The huurs mnw. the hours gli. S 'X' His min' guns an forvrvr. . J ' . , , ' ' -F ' Monitors Llulr 3: Lommercc Club 43 junior Prom Com- ,., mittee: SKIPPER II: Tennis 4. -KCCOUNTANT g.-- F sag S-ISIN-JN-X .Sa ROIJEN, YERA ,-lllravs on the' run. This gal is lois nf-fun. SKIPPER Ll: Commerce liluln 3, rl-: Girl Reserves l: Ilonor Roll I, 2: Junior Guard of llonor 3g Nlonilor -I. SECRETARY R0'l'II. liERTRl'DE M. Uvrl Ufis a Ivar'lu'r Curl would Iwi N1u'c'1'ss will l'l'lll'll har. 'vnu can sw. Riding 3, -I: Svienvv Club Ig German Club 3: Girl Ileservvs 1, -1 TEACHER IIIWIJICNYIKIZ, lil+2llTl!UllE CIWIII' Hur lligllill' is grvul' f llvr frivmlsllip !?l'l'lI grwllw. Ilmmr Rnll 3. sl-Iain!-Yrun' SMIIIA, S'r.xNl.m' Suvlz Sur-h, our rvfl-vhlfvlfvfl Rnnwu, ll 'ill lend us wlwrv uw' ought In go, lluwn llu' uislv will: slvps so slulvl Nuys' Marshall I: Golf fl, I: Iiaskvllnall 'L ll: Bzlsvlmll 3. I. l 'Ylblllxtlnl-:D SA U ICRWE I N, IVIYRTLE J. I Pzlrlwss Hvr u'it is nn! dull: Her tonguv lmows rw lull. Commvrrv fflulv 'IL Girl Ile'- svrvvs I: Ilonnr Roll I, 3, I: Iluml Il.. 3. I NIYERSITY UF IRUSIIIIIINLIG. Iix umm SKI 1 as N. MU N. VIIIIKIII I-1 I l' 1'1' 'l'wI Slwis zluivl uuzl su'r'c'l. -I girl lzurrl In lwul. Svlflnuz u'nrriwl: Nl'l'I'l' llurrif-al. Iluvrllvlvrm' Club I-1 Ilmmr Ilunnr Roll I, 2. fi. Ilull I. 1.3. I1 lfrvgg Awurelw IHVSINESS H XN UWM I. S'I'I'IN0lLll XVII ER lllll l KI.1l v. .vvl . . I-wl.III',I I I'.IiI,I'.. Iuwzm N I l'1'ur'l1 l nr um' xo lilllv, Slw plubvs ll nwun fiilallv. SKIPPER 3: .luninr Prom Urvlwslra I. 2. 3. I-. l'ulvA'l'E sl-:1:lu1:'l'xR X Sl II I ll I .IC Ii, lima I NUR S1111 U LZE. RICHARD NIMH' Ilif-If II 0 cuuunl vull lzvr Nnru: ll' 0'4l lH'l'!'l' rlurf' su-v Null: To l'ill'lIlllIl' sluf unswvrs l'vrl1ups ifxjusl as u'1'll.' ,I nmior Prom Ilmnmil l1'l'. To him things ure svldmn u'lml tllfjv svvnz: For ull lu' duvs is rlrwuu uufl as J I CANINII-IRITIKI. ARTIST lv . I. by? bf 5l.III'.I,I.. IIl'l'II IC. lfullliv This urubilious Bliss Sf-lu-II Nlmulal flu I'l'liV u'1'll. llmnnu-r4-v lllulv I-: National Slmrllmml Conn-sl 3g Gregg Awards 3. -I-. sTl-1Nm:n,u'llER 11 rvum l ,u:m:m'NT,xN'r 'J ' f O Sl Il I UI.'l'Z, Ihmmrr llnb II 1' grunt, ultlmugll lu' lms much wit, Ilefs rmjv sl:-v in using it. Stamp Club I: lwonilor -1. QIIYII. SERVICE OFFICER SIIIINY I'II'I'ZI'IR, Ilonmufzs l. Slzl' is prvlly ln wullf witlx, wil to lull: u'ill1. Iml plvusunl. Inn. tu llliulr u SKIPPER Stuff I1 Ilonur II4 I: junior I'mm Cummilu i'I'I'INOGRlKI'IIl'1IK SKIIIWA R'l'ZKOI'I . li. lfulw fl finv slcfnugruplwr Slllfll lw snnw llll-YI Slufll rvuvll flu' mp QIIHI thvrv slufll stay. s'rENom:u.wumn 30 g,Jg,!Qi!N-!N- SHEA, Muuoma llflarge IH' think that we shall lwrvr sae, .4 lirelier liltlv lass than she. Tennis 2: Baseball 3: Basket- ball -I: Commerce Club 3, -I-: Swimming I: Monitor ZZ. sl-LURET,-un' . ll IVICCZ, Josmfn li. lelllll' In swirnming, ha ranlwd as u winner I nfootball, he :ww-r lx'lll'1l' -har: Too had ha isn'l a freshman Uur high svhnol cuulrl use him next year. T SKRUBALH, ICLSII-L A. llaisv Cav, good naturv sparlrlvs in hvr 0-ws, Ifrvn when at six slw has lu risv. Commerce Club -ll: Ilonor Roll I: Christmas Program 3: Smvvrzn -I-: Junior Day Pro- SENIIZIAK, .-XLFRI-:Im l r1'flu 'lar hand upon an aching hrou' Il ill spvwl l'l'Clll'4'liV and lmuz' QKIPPER Stall' li: llonor Roll l, 2, fl. VURHH Football 3, -I-1 Swimming I. I.. gram: Voive 2. 3. ' 3: I- KLIIANY KZIYII. sianvuzrz s'r..xTn 1'r:.u:ui-zns' c:ol,l.i-:mu-2 SIIEILEY, Rolxnm' IJ. f'llVvlII.A. .'xNGl'1l.lNK Iglbll ,-Ingif' H0 :r'alua,slv works find nv1'vr shirhs. ' Tis a svvr1'lal'v slu' wislws In lm: In that Iivlfl shafll not ln' Pilot I: Sviv.-In-0 Club I-. lu'w1v' JOURNAUST V Colnnlcrw- Club 3, I-: Girl . s Reserves l, ZZ: Band I. 1 , . WWW 'Lili SEER ET KRY iKUI.'I'I'I'l'Y, VICTOR I lc' Vu :lo things right in a qnif-I wav s enough for this man l'l'l'l'V day. :ULLEGE , If SIVIITII, Domrrln' IC. SOH0'I l'N. Horus fx Dol liar X Though slw lI1ll4Vl0Uh' quiet and A lilllf' l1IIif'l.fllll,N savs Nor. vrscflatv, l I find I rvlish morv anal II' hon you lmanc her, she' s just lll0I'l'.u lf? t. . . . , , ' 'I' HI Swimming I: Lomnu-rcc l.Iub Lommerce Club I. I: llonor Roll I, 2, 3, II. ACCOUNTANT slf1c:RE'r,xRY SILMIICII, INIARJORIE Whos i s fl srnilvlhn' all, a wvlmrna glad .II jovial. waxing way, she-'s hall. SKIPPER fl-: Pilot 3: Baskel- ball I, 2: Tennis lg Debate 3, il-: Honor Roll I, 3, 4: Junior Guard of Honor 3: Usher 3. TE-UZIIER x.fx.zx.fyx+fx.x 3 T SMITH, JOHN K. Srnillvv Xvrvr again, nv' lmpv lo sm' .-I man :J such activity. Junior Prom 3. ENUINL-:ER SONTMZ, llrmt-um Raul U70 lrnon' lu-'ll ln' slim-vssflll I roln Rio to Sanz: 'flllUSl'AY0U'l'l' gal lo intra' m'r'4'l- lvnt briflgvuworlc To have a grin like Raafs. SKIPPER Staff 4: Monitors Club 4: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, -1. ENGINEER SOOS. MARY E. Susy .-is uirl tu n flvnlist Suvsy will slxinv: 'fu llulw' lfl0llllll'lll'8, slwill llllllfl' -vnu pina. llonum-rvv Club Il, lg Girl llv:-wrvcs 3, -lr. ni-:N'rls'l s un Sl'lCNK1l'l, TuoM,xs A SPENCER., ROIKERT W. Boll I lv avoids all miivilivs, though lu' is able: .llllllllg llu' lmlivx., lufs fllllflf llulilv. Pilot l. lIUl.l,Elil'l STEFFAN, Noam x Shffs vnpulzlv of inmgining rnan-V u thing, urrunging ull, mul of flaring f'l'l'liVlhilIg. Girls' Marshal ll: SKll'l'Ell Slall ll: llorsvlravk llhling 12, 3, I-3 llonor Roll l, ZZ, 3, ll: Sllillllfll Slllllllfll lilrvs lu laugh unll lil.-es lo sing llv Iilrvs In :lo nmsl nnvvlhingf Cross llounlry 2, 3, lx: 'l,l'ill'li 22. 3. l'2l,l'11Z'I'liIl1,-KI. ENGIN EHR ,Iuuior Prom cl0lllllllll4'l' 3: ,I unior 'Nl RSE STALY, IIELEN I,. l r1-1-I.-If-s Hvr nolrlf' Ulllllilitlll ls lo ln' n IlllAVSil'ilIIl. Girl licsvrves l, 2, 3, -ll Burw- lrull l: llorsvl1au'li Riding 3: Swimming l: llouor Roll lg llirl llvsvrvf-:A Play 3. nowrok Guuril hl'UI,'I', M .klHZl'1I.l.,K Ii. 'l'ilIn ll lll'l'l'l'l'I' rllillir' worlrs llwrv' ln' In ullrmxplnw' nfjollilj ll0lllllll'l'1'4' lllulr l: Mouilm lflulu ll: llrvgg .-Kwurel l. l'luvx'l'l-3 sl-:1:luQ:'l'un' S'l'll0llM, llokls Um' lh'01'un :la-1-Iuim unll U00 mln l'I'llS0llI Sha' r-nn gran' vluqnvnl u'lmlv'vr llw rvusnn. l'iIut Staff 3, 1111 SKIPPER Stull' lg llonor Roll I, 2, 3: All- lligh Dec-lamalion Conlrsl -lg Christmas Play 3g Skipper Ski! 4: Junior Prom Com- millce 3g Spring llelralv SV ICTZ, V8 ,ufri-:R Slllllllll 1 frivmllv slnilv .-lll llu' whilv. SKIPPEH Staff ll: Monilors Club l-1 llonor Roll 2. lstnlkkl-zrllwili SIN NKUWSILX, NNN-X :In lnnu isfun, as llI'I'.fl'il'lIllS sub' In jnvl. llwrv rnlrnil slw is qui nhrrvl fl0lllllN'l'l'l' Clulv Il, lg Ilom Roll 2, 3. ISUUKK l4Il'Il'I Nil Team 1-. JUURNALIST S'l'llASSBUIlG, Ilouoruv STUMM, Douwrm' llottir' llmln .-1 willv wnrnun i x u trvusurvg To lbslvn tu I loltiv LS u plvusurv. Monitors Clulr All. Ol-'Fllllfl WORK ,-llthui slw lllll-Y lu' l'l'l1Y Slllllll, ll1'rln'arl is not lllul way ut ull. llouor Roll Il. SECRETARY Sfl MJKNSKI. M xltlr: Zinunif- Zlllllllli' jinlls In-r zjvvs ulnl slnilv I 00' llSlff1ll ull Ihr' wlzilv. Monitors Club ll: Skipper Skil 4. NURSE 38 x.zx..fx.xx.zx.zX.- TAYLOR, W1Lt.lAM Ocelot Science Club Reporter 4: Pilot Staff 4: SKIPPI-:R Staff 4: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: Track KI: Science Club 3, 4: Honor Roll '2, 3, 4: Americanism Contest I, 2, 3, 4: Ili-Y Show 3: Christmas Play 3: Science Play 4: Fashion Show 3: Guartl of llouor 3: Prom Committee 3: I7ebate3: Hand THORNBLOUIVI. MARY A. Rell She's tiny This Radu: .4 good cook 'Tis suirll Girl Reserves I: Monitors Club 4: llouor Roll ZZ, 3: Rell Cross Certilieale. ' IIUNIE Et:oNostl1:s TUSILMAR RET ' lllarge .-llrle la cllnlrive unll ln per- sllulle. ln mischief she 'HIS lllflllj' u good llllllll pllrved. SKIPPER I: Basketball I, 2: Riding Club 3: Connnerec Club Al-: Monitor 2, 3. GOOD ,lllll I, 2, 3. Mt-:ntc:lNE SZWANKA, Rontmr THOMAS, Cuu. Boll I hlleh Strive llllll SIll'l'l'4'li is the lllllllll If in his studies he's ll .ltIillll'l'- of alll: lluith the girls he's Rollerl lllll he, to lhfll, flll'l1S ll NlIOHllll'l' Trl-vlur. l-alll. Seeretary antl Treasurer of Rille Club -I: Golf 3. I: Rifle Club I. 2, 3, I+: Skipper Skit 3, -I. t1Nnr:t:lmcn Ru Baseball I: lloekey I: Ili-I Club 2: Monitors Club I: Presillenl of Ili-Y Club I. IIIYII, HERYIGIE lx -V 4 I II,I,IuN , V6u.l.l.u1 II. Hill ,els ll sellolur his IlIllI'h'S ure lll1llSlll1llV high: ln elllss or oulsille. lle's tl I'l'gllIllI' gil-V. Class Lawyer 3: Business Manager Stuvtufzn I: Swim- ming I: Monitors Club I: Scienee Club 1: llouor Roll I. LZ, 3. I. I ' . 'r1J'r'roN,.1mf.'5 f' f ,1-i'. Tn! She helps ,plan yolll' lHll'lll'N, glIllll'S lllldi IIIUVVS, Helps enll all your lleurluehes anll brighten dull llUvYS. Monitors Club In Stuxlenl Aetivity Conimittee I. Ntlusli VILLA. lIn.mI.o1'1'E L. Tin-v fillflll' will never llllllv, fillflil' will never shirlr. When there is work lu be llulle. Curlie will llo her work. Girl Reserves I-2 Monitors Club I, 2, 3, -I. sEt:Rti'r..tRY NYI'IBSTI'lR, ANN -Inn She paints uml IHlilIlS tlllll lIllil1lS away, She works tllroughlllll the 1111'- long IiUVV. SKIPPER Staff -I: Swimming Team I, 2: Ilonor Roll I: Art Contest 3. V A N I IICRW ICICI., IIONALII J. I Ulllll' If hen l'UlI4iYg1'l5 urer lleing so shy lle'll he ll lllllies' lllllll, Irv llllll bv. Sluvvlm Staff 4: Track 2, 3, IL: Monitors Club 4: Class Will 3: Banll I, 2. t1oLt.t-:ut-3 z4x.rx.zx.rx.xw.f 30 41UNl'Yl ERIZI AL ARTIST V4 ASKO, S'l'EI'llEIN . Jello II ith Izrinlcling elves unll u l'l'lHlY grin , l'l'ien1ls he can l'l'I1V eusilhs' win. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCUU NTANT XX ICIGICI.. M uma .Sis Sis ulwrlys sllvs, l,el's eull il ll day, ll hen she sees ll0lllt'lt'0l'lt' ellln- ing her lUflbY. fi0l'IlIllCl'l'B Club 3, ll-g Girl Reserves Monitor 'I-g ,lun- ior Prom Committee 3. PERFl'1l'I'I' sllxflttt-:TARY WEITZNER, ,IENNIH ,lon 'Twill bu lo ,lon both joy uncl rlniv To cultivate ouch pulrurfs lwuuly. Basketball lg Girl Reserves l: Red Cross Certilicate. BEAUTY UPERATOIQ WILLAHAN, liRACE E. She lies about like u bird in th:- s Av, She never stops, nor nouvr says die. Basketball 2, 3, el-g Baseball 3, ,lg Commerce Club 4. WNUKOWSK l, lli-:NRY Hnnlf .-lflvr his diploma his un- furlerl, Hunk is hoping to gn uronnfl Ihr' worlll. S EUR ETA R Y SECRETARY XX'l'IN'l'LANlJ'l'. ,l-KNE l. Wll.l.lS, WlI.l.l.ul Ilicolmr: W0l.l l+', Horus D. ll' inn io Sherri J H , I , l rorn ufu' he may sown aj the V A Q 'lx' .llfmf gafri I quyipl Sun, ll ho is most hoppv anal who 1: M ul 'mg U-l But his friends know hv is H f55 lU',l? Swimming l: Girl lleserves l, really ri sporl. :fmt 5 'an'F'-gufsgi' ,Lx Q1 , -, qjl 1 4,1 M ', , , , ls our of rwm . wrrv. 1 H l Um lbdlllllqixfalllll 5, lg llonor V ' i ' lun' A U l' - D..ll n 4. A ,..:.,:.4 ., Qlcluvun qIulT.1.' Rmlnuinlnl l' lv WONSIK, IIELHN x llvlvnu is our fox' and prialo: Sho is bvIo1'v11 in Rivorsiflo. Vice-Presiclelll of Senior Class Wl'l0l5l'll., W.-xI,TER ,l. x N .5 up lllh horcfs llllylllill ng u nfl thc school, ' pp Q11 lwkhnuu orv us Q 3, Q' ,ck Szsketball I 1 1'UNG,Aurw:s M. Little fill!! l shrfs nol laughing, shrfs surf' lo be giggling: Sho r'un'l oron sil flown withoul doing some wiggling. Girls Baseball 2, 31 Girl llc'- serves l. NURSE N l'll.ENlk. limmu .ill Ho us good un lll'l'lllllllllIIl as N fl: President of Commerce S - N ' ff 1 I Q: , N5 Club il: SKIPPER Staff li: I R r H 'mm llonor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Volley Comm , -ll , Ili-Y' 4, R Bifll ls 2,119 Ba5eball,?3SWln X onitor Clu 1 'lg ,lunior '33 ming lg Commerre Klub 3, l-. 4 Xl om mmiuee 3g Junior F xg sl-:1:ur:T.un' sliuajwfx llmmr 3. 1:-MAN XML' ', KENNETII W. XX ROBIN., Sovnus M. Knob Sd 'l'o go lo rollvgv is his mission: Sophie' is llw slnrlious kind, 'l'o bc' grmluatvrl is his ornbi- Sho has hw' honzvuwrk on hor lion. Swimming l, 2, 3, lg Foovlball l, 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 35 Monitors Club 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4. GRADUATE l-'nom COI.I.EUl'I mind. llonor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Com- merve Club -l: SKIPPER Staff -l. SEER ETARY you un' u pul. .-1nd vvolfll bf' l'I'l1Y sm'cf'ssInl. Al. Monitor 3, -l. Bfl0KKEl'lPlCR lil L!Q!X,ZigQg,!N ZAK, MAXWELL M. Max He wants to go to a place Where the sun forever shines, Where there's ever a smiling face, And for work one never pines! Football 1, 43 Baseball 4. oo T0 THE soUTII SEA ISLANDS ZICH, HELEN La La Oo La la, oo La lal Here's to Helen, Rah! Rah! Rah! Commerce Club, Monitors Club. SECRETARY I ZIP, BETTY Always smiling., always gay: Wonder how she keeps that way? SKIPPER Stall' 4, Commerce Club 44 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4-g Girls' Declamation Contest 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. PRIVATE SECRETARY YURKOWSKI, FRANK Benge If silence is golden li'rank's a rich fellow: The reason, of course, His voice is not mellow. Honor Roll 2, 33 Stage Crew 1-. BOOKKEEPER ZALESKI, DOROTHY Dulsic' llwhen Uotsie becomes ll fair R. N., Well be proud to say we knew her when-I Pilot Staff' 2, 3: SKIPPER Staff 4g Monitor 3, 43 Honor Roll l, 2. 3, 4. ZIEM BA, EDWARD H. H enry To be an engineer is Henryk desire So he'll have plenty of rnonev when he wants to retire. Science Club 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. ENGINEER CUNNER, LEo Hrlrlie ile doesn't alzirle ln' lhe golden rule for he'fl rather stay home than go to srhool. Rifle Club 2. UCCESS IN LIFE 3N1!i i2N3 NURSE THESE ALSO BELONG T0 THE CLASS UF I938: Bo1:nAN, ETIIEI. CZAMAR.-K. HoI.EsI..II1s ESKIIIISIDRN, llAl.I'll FEImI1soN, will.l.l.ANl GABEL, ANDREW lllllilill, ALBERT Koc:IIER, RITA LONCIIER, MARY 41 IIYKE. IsAIIEI.I.E M Alixon SRA, l'll.EANOR 'l'IIREss, PIIYLI I-. 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'N 'H'-F. M A-ffm? Wir .Q ' fx ' 'V my qw .W 'ew c ' kin 1 c:v,m'nQv:' A V' 'M' -1' Xew 4 ' 'Q' mfwapgif Q . Q my-fxf,gQ vs 'wh . s .X 1 LF. y - ' 65,-6' 'Q' ' Q Q. .gg X vm . .Q?'awgg3,4wX? v .. I. X Q, HGHIHST THE UUHHEHT Viz First Rau-: T. Bowers, W. Sivecz., K. Wiolff, ll. Vaechter, S. Bawtenheimer, R. Brown. Second Row: U. Benner, C. Gemka, A. Lorincz, C. Lapaglia, A. Eimer, Vi. Ziemba, R. Frankenfeld, J. Nuchereno, R. Barbach, T. Voss, R. Szabo, R. Kaslner, R. Allen, C. Berowski. Tlxirfl Row: R. Petko, E. Simcoe, D. Boss, J. Laskowski, T. Dimermal. Fourth Row: W. Maw, G. Spear, C. Baker, A. Kubow, H. Sokody, L. Babisz. A. Kalina, C. Konieczko, R. Menken, E. Young, V. Nicholson, M. Daw, Schieb, K. Urrange, J. Bowers, B. Gal-well, J. Kirsch, J. Roberts, J. For-gelle, W . Gervan, M. Buell, ll.',lohnson, W. Tucker, C. Servock , A. Foote. Fifth Row: J. Kuszynski, Wh Dolan, V. Bushhardt, C. Limburg, ll. McMurray, N. Harp, Mackellzie, A. Namenyi, J. Poredo. Sixth Row: E. Polosky, C. Fleming, E. Szabo, G. Loesch, A. Dyrek, G. Kroetsch, R. Sutliffe, R. Engler, C. Korta, D. Williams, G. Klopp, R. Frederick. MUSICIANS 0F THE GUARD What need we say about our band? lt can blow its own horn. and indeed has done so with gusto. At football games it stole the show from our star athletes. At the 106th Armory last fall. even the visiting principals nc-gleeted the Educational Exposition to cluster 'round the platform. caught under the spell of Mr. Harold llull's magic baton. The elimax of this year's career came not at the program in our auditorium on May 13, but on May 20. when the organization was royally avclaimrd at Hamburg High School. 55 ., H f1W 'r J f , ' H547 G My l'g4f'k I ,,,,11f' I DJ- I l irsl Row: S. I'IilWIlllIIIlllt'l', W. Sivcvz. ll. VI avvlller, Ii. Brown, Svmrul Roux' VC . Burlun. ll. Alrsnlmn. 'l'. Hivrnul, li. I'ILll'Ili.il'll. N. llalrp, I . Hnwx-rs. li. lvlvllkilll. B. Orcinus. H. llolmh-ll. IC. Svllvill-rlv. II. Kalinuwska. ,l. llcnllrivk. 'flzinl Rout ll. Burton. Il. l'fe-iffer, A. Lorinuz. J. Hola. U. flIlilll1Il0!'S, J. l r4-all-rick. IC. Ihlllllll, ll. Gmnlnkzl, ll. Buss. N. I'iiml'r, ll. lNI1-Murray. l uur1h Row: J. I,usk0wski, G. Spvar. If. l,al'a1fIia. W. Maw. C. Baker, A. Kulmw, J. Iiirsvh. W. Tin-lu-r. X. Fuulc-. Il. Johnson. J. liulrorls. H. Alll-n. FUN: Row: ,I. Haul-r. J. Kuszynski. M. Daw. IT. lmrll. l,. Burk. M. llwnrak, li. lVIe'loun. Sixllx Row: lf. Kurlu. G. Klopp, li. I'IIlgIQ'I'. li. Sulliflie-, ll. Kruelsvll. G. l,9sl'li. THE SHIP'S URCHESTRA Noi much has In-on sairl almul lhv svhool 0l'1'Ill'SIl'8 -- rvrha is wi- havv lalu-n il lou lllllL'll I for ffranlml. This is a s ill-mlid 0 i mrlunily' lo lol lhv Jlavvrs know lhv slullcnl holly lluvs m I I I . l . , 2:lppl'0l'lllIl' lhvir svrvivc. and will always hc their lwsl E:lll4Ill'lll'l'. 'I'In-y arv an inllispvnsahlv part of our HSHPIIIIPIIPS always. lull il is on spl-cial owasiulis such as the- Ili-Y Show. .lunior Dav. Svnior Da ' anml Graduation lhal we realize whal lim- work Nlr. llull aml his avolvlvs . 3 . haw' accunlplisllvml mluring lhis yr-ar. Smm- of the I'0l'llll'l' mvmlrcrs have achic-vcll rvvognilion oulsillv of school lhis yvar for lhuir inllivillual lah-nl'-f Marion Ml. lrl-nc Svhano, and Sheldon llollaml living lhrcv of lhe' mosl oulslancling. 36 l irsl Row: Naomi Kirsvh. Gertrude Dold, llarrv Appleby, Donald Johnson, Alice De enhart, Glenn Anslin. Miss Mary' Sarbangh, John Forris, Norman llarp, Mary Strand, Eleanor Mielcarsii. Sl'l'0llll Row: Doris Kenney, Doris Lovgren, Florence Reed, Katherine Hold, Frieda l.avinz-wka, Gloria Urlncr. Jacqueline Tavlor, Florence llegenharl, Lenore Dovlor. Clara Specht, Marie Hellas, Virginia Mielcarski. Third Rout Milllretl Degcnhart, Belly jenkins, Doris Strohm, Lois llnllcnt, Betty Bowers, Ella Kralzke, Eugenia Radeuki, Poppy Dellas. Myrtle Graf. Shirley listoff, Betty Grahenstatter. Fourth lt'nu': Basil Hazemore, Stephen Korta, Gomer Le:-wh, Raymond Lewis, Kenneth Hodosy, Donald Cook, John O'Connor, Donald Salmon, Charles Li rp. Fifth Hour: Edwin Mattison, Wvaller Dyrek, Lewis Koch, Charles Kijowski, Frank Bukowski, William lfaylor, Robert Breyer, David Barry. Robert Engler, James Van Wyck, Alvan Mackie. THE SHlP'S PAPER...THE PILUT Dl'lPARTMl'lNT ICDITORS W . - w ' 7 Q . - I I - , , A . L0-hdlmrs l',lt,hNI.k Ii.xm.r.lu , . ,1rl ' ' ' ' H A i NORMAN llluw . Atlzlelirs ROBERT Bunyan Departments GERTRUDI-I DOL!! . . Humor JOHN PORRIS l . . . lVlILDRED IJEGENHART , . Makeup DONALD JOHNSON 4sslstanl Brhmrs HARRY APPLEBY l'lLl'1A Nou NIIELII.-KRSKI . Organizations Miss h'lARY SARBAUGI1 FACULTY ADVISICRS Miss lNlARY Flu:-101, MR. RAY SPEAR MR. L 37 LOYD M ILLER THE UUMPILERS UF THE LUG FUR THE CRUISE UF T938 ROBERT ENGLER . . Editor WILLIAM TILLEY . . Business Manager THEIR STAFF STEPHEN KORTA . Advertising JOSEPH GABEL , Humor EUGENIA RADECKI . Art GLENN AUSTIN . Organizations ELEANOR MIELCARSKI . . Campaign MILDRED DEGENHART . . Typing ALICE DEGENHART . . . Write-ups COMMITTEES Advertising: Stanislaus Antos, William Boehmer, Lewis Koch, Cecil McTaggart, Dolores Schweitzer, Alfreda Sendziak, Margaret Tosh, Donald Vanderweel. Art: Donald Cook, Marie Kothen, Ella Kratzke, Ann Webster. Campaign: Dorothy Click, Jean Corbett, Donald Cook, Richard Meloon, Carl Thomas. Circulation: Olive Bellam , Thomas Bowers, Dorothy Bristol, William Connolly, Poppy Dellas, Mar aret Duncan, Walter Dyrek, Ciara Eibner, John Grincewich, Ruth Groh, Mae Harmsh, Frank Horwath, liank Hrynczak, Lois Huffcut, Charles Kijowski, Naomi Kirsch, Alfred Kukla, Beryl Martin, Mar'orie Mollosky, Bernice Oremus, Florence Reed, Chester Ren, Vera Roden, Evelyn Scheiterle, Marjorie Slacer, Howard Sonta , Norma Steffan, Walter Swetz, William Taylor, Margaret Tosh, George W'illis, Sophie Wrobel, DOFOETIY Zaleski, Betty Zip. Organizations: David Barry, Olive Bellamy, Katherine Dold, Norman Harp, Virginia Mielcarski, William Taylor. T ping: Catherine Angus, Florence Chamberlin, Norma Hartman, Doris Kenney, Doris Lovgren, Jean liiergler, Margaret Mogor, Catherine Reinhart, Elsie Skrobale, Helena W'onsik. Write-ups: Basil Bazemore, Robert Breyer, Gertrude Dold, John Doran, Joseph Gabel, Lois Huffcut, Betty Jenkins, Paul Lods, Frank McNeill, John 0'Connor, Peter Peters, Vera Roden, Evelyn Scheiterle, Marjorie Slacer, Helen Staley, Doris Strohm, Walter Wrobel, Dorothy Zaleski. Faculty Advisers: Miss Helen Algire, Miss Helen Reitz, Mr. Ray Spear, Miss Carolyn Wixson. Robert Engler and William Tilley have the honor of being! the first editor and business manager to be elected by their class. Former editors and business managers ave been appointed by the faculty. The staff wishes to express its appreciation to Miss Mundie for directing the Skipper Skit, and to Alvan Mackie and Wesley Nunemaker for their work in photography and drawing. 58 LUG THE KEEP T0 LED ETA lf J .1 ga ,J jfs Vsyrv' A x First Raw: Lorne MacTaggart, Fred Miller, Harlan McMurray, Charles Lipp, Mr. Lloyd A. Miller, Albert Flash, Walter Wrobel, William Connolly, Dennis Ahern. Svmrzrl Raw: Cecil lVlcTaggart, George Limburg, Robert Engler, Charles Blazina, Frank llorwath, Thomas Bowers, Edward Cross, Andrew Nicholls. Third Row: Louis Sagi, Donald Johnson, Robert, Franger, Robert Cray, Michael Geraci, Albert Reinhardt, Harold Klepser, Richard Lee. Fourth Row: Frank Foley, llarry Noon, Arthur Anderson, Thomas Molloy, Ned Pfeiffer, Frank Noon, Gilmore Spear, Joseph Kish. THE MEN UF THE GUARD...THE HI-Y JACK Wtststu-:R . President CARI. TIIUMAS . I ice-President llARI.AN MCMURRAY . Secretary CIIARLES LIPP , . Treasurer Fmcn MlI.l.ER . , . , . Chaplain NVILLIAM fl0NNOI.l.Y. . fihdliflllllll of Program Committee This year was highly successful for the forty Junior and Senior boys who comprise Riverside's Hi-Y. Under the very capable leadership of Mr. Lloyd A. Miller, the club engaged in many interesting activities. Meetiiigs are held every Friday night at the North Delaware Y. bl. C. A. throughout the school year. One of the best meetings was the one attended by Mr. Wrhitney and Mr. Spear. William Connolly was re- sponsible for another very enjoyable evening when Ile showed motion pictures which he had taken himself of the Hutchinson-Riverside football game. Several dances were held and werc well attended. The College Clinic, which attempts to help boys in their selection of vocation or college. was also loyally supported by the Ili-Y. The crowning success this year was the annual lli-Y Variety Show. The show took the form of a Swing School. The varieties, mostly Riverside talent, were introduced as classes. Among the stars of the show were: Louis Sagi, Ruby Menken, and lan MacLean, and Robert Engler with his immortal bazooka. Music was supplied by Ray Griffin's orchestra. The proceeds of the show are being used for the Hi-Y Scholarship Loan Fund and for worthwhile school activities. 60 Seutwl: M. Peacock, M. Roach, J. llendrick, ll. Staly. FI. Mielcarski, Miss Murphy, K. Zyuczak, V. Miel- carski. B. Morath, C. Villa, C. Specht. B. Wojciekowska. Scconrl Row: li. Nesler. N. llartman., li. Tacinska, D. Schwinn, Il. Cowell, V. Schwinn, R. Radius, ISI. Mogor, II. Moran, A. Voit, N. l.aHin, A. Hevington, F. llegenhart. Third Row: J. Smith, N. Kroetsch, A. lileiclnnann, V. Roda-II, M. Kothen, C. Reinhart. .I. Wcntlandt, M. Weigel, I.. Kothen, l. Reinhart, ,I. Stark. M. Molloskv, C. Murdock. l ourllI Row: M. I.om- bard. A. Yung, T. Millard, M. Crage, C. Gretzler, C. Franke, N. Dell. M. Mulville, FI. Crosby, A. Klepp, M. McCulloch, A. Namenyi. Fifth Row: F. Sepp, Myra Sepp, R. Sarles. B. Camps, C. Buehrig, M. Sauer- wein. R. Schoen. IW. llenry, IC. Mackie, l'. Rowe. M. Bridon. THE LADIES 0F THE GUIIRII...THE GIRL RESERVES 'lihe Cirl Reserve organization affords both social advantages and opportunities to practice Cirl Reserve ideals, ll0ll0l' to Cod, to one's country and to onc's community. This year the Riverside detail has had a busy Hlld enjoyable season. VI'e've had a hayride on Grand Island, a llarvest Dance at the Kenmore Y. Wf C. A.: we donated Christmas baskets to the needy, and sang carols in the Christmas assembly rogram. The club also gave a dinner for the cabinet members of the other Girl Reserve Clubs of the city. I'l'he annual April Showers Dance was IIeId in the school gym and in May a Skating Party at the Kenmore Rink. The meetings have been most interesting. In the early fall, Mrs. Cooper spoke on What It Means To Be A Girl Reserve. At the Big Apple Party, held in the school gym, the members were taught to dance. Prior to Christmas, the girls made many Christmas gifts. Members of oIIr own faculty spoke on such hobbies as gardening, study of lrish poetry, collecting. traveling, sewing. url, and writing stories. ln the spring, tlIe club enjoyed a swimming party held in tIIe school pool. At another meeting, the girls made candy in the school cooking rooms. Girl Reserve songs composed by members were judged y some of our faculty. From the discussion conducted by Miss Chen, daughter of a Shanghai silk merchant. the girls learned mIIcII about the Sino-Japanese War. The club was represented at intel'-Clllll activities. Clara Specht spoke at the Recognition Service. Many members attended the annual conference at the Y. YV. C. A. and the annual semi-formal dance at the Con- sistory. This year's oflicers lllflllllfll KATIIIIYN ZYNCZAK . , l,l'f'SEl1!'lll l'II.IsANoIt MIEI.t1.msIu . I EFI'-I,l'f'SilIl'lIf BI1:1'rY MORATII . . Svrrvtarv CLARA SPECIIT . . Treasurer VIRGINIA MIsI.I:.mskI ..... Sf-rilw JANICE HENDRIKIK . . Rf'lII'1'Sl'lIllllil'l' at the Iltter-Club Council MAURINE Rosen ,...,.. Freshman Rvprvsvnmriw- MISS MURPIIY is the faculty adviser for the club. 6I Scaled: ,lean Mergler, Teresa Seidl, Dorothy Smith, Sophie Wrobel, Helena Wonsik, Miss Cuyette, Helen Moran, Lillian Yaksich, Emma Maltts, Mary Soos, Charles Kijowski. Sm-nlzd Row: Cecil Skolyan, Ruth Jung, Catherine Angus, Bernadette Olson, Margaret Mogor, ,lane Wentlandt, Elsie Skrobale, Vera Roden, Zoe Keppel, Dorothy lfink, Mildred Dean. Third Row: Sylvia Goldstein, Betty Stiegman, lrene Morelewski, Angeline Siwula, Adelaide Dill, Margaret Hangonyi, Betty Morath, llcleu lmiola, Grace Willahan, Marie Weigel, Mildred Degenhart, Marcella Stoll. Fourth Row: Doris Lord, Ruth Schell, Anna Mciler, Marietta Edwards, Leota Mackie, Catherine Reinhart, Myrtle Sauerwcin, Katherine Kezon, Anna Szynkowska, Doris Lovgren, Ruth Croh, Mary Osowska. Fifth Row: Henry Jankowski, Steven Korta, Paul Lods, Marga- ret Tosh, Margery Shea. Retty Zip, Florence Chamberlin, Helen Zich, Margaret Duncan, Evelyn Rus- bridge, Irene Quinn, Shirley Estoff. Sixth Row: Michael Kokolus, Louis Koch, Chester Ren, Theodore Ulma. Walter Kaminski, Alexander Lawrence, Peter Peters, George Strong, .lohn Kendall, Frank Hrynr-zak. THE SPECIAL CUMMERCIAL DETAIL Many of the passengers on the S. S. Riverside found much pleasure and profit in the group known as The Commerce Club. Its purpose is to create interest in commercial work by acquainting the members with the commercial world, to strive for leadership within the school, as well as to further the social rela lions ofits members. The membership is made up primarily of Juniors and Seniors interested in commercial work, but post- graduates are also eligible. In order to acquaint the members of this club with the ways of the commercial world, frequent observation trips are made. This year the Commerce Club visited such interesting and note- worthy places of business as the llflarine Trust Company, Remington Rand Company, Mentholatum Company, and The Eastern States Milling Company. Among the social activities of the year were a colorful Halloween Dance, a hayride, a Christmas Party for the club members, a Marine Dance, a picnic at Sheridan Park, and many hikes. The officers for the year l937-38 are: HELENA WYONSIK , . , President HELEN MORAN . lice-Presiderit Cusuuas Kljowstu , . Treasurer Soeme Wnomsi. . Serretarv .sfkmv-1 if f.ni.-YFi. tl Rita Koeln-r. Norma SICHQHII. .lane Evans. lflorenx-e Chamberlin. llelen llalrrilz. l.u1-ille I'f4-iffer, Norman llurp. liouise Lahrs. .-Kllrert ldimer, Clifford Meiiarthy. AN AFTERNUUN ASHURE llorselvack riding has lwen very popular with Riverside pupils. During the winter twelve girls participated in this sport. livery Tuesday. weather permitting. they would ride through Delaware Park. lfight rides eount twenty-live points towards an athletie letter. Those who have learned to ride in former years. find this sueh a delightful form of reerea- tion that mam' continue to ride. Pietured here are ten enthusiasts. I 13 LUBBERS LAND YOU TU TURS -4 -Q EWARDS ST PS SH THE Sculcrl: Poppy IJ1-Ilas. Adclinc Voil, william Taylor. fll'l'll'lUlC' lfold, llonald Johnson.. Mac llarnisli. lwolly Prynnc. Ucrlrudc Rtllll. Scmlul Row: Basil Bazcmorc, Ulcnn Nuslin, lllarie' Dvllas, Kallicrine llold. Corrinc Banllc. Connie Limburg. Marion Root, Virginia Miclcarski, Doris Wolff, Raymond Nicmcr, ,Iohn U'lIonnor, Donald Salman. Cliarlcs Rogcrs. Tliirrl Row: Roln-rl Slicllcy. .lolin Gorman, Hrncf- llycrofl. Slanlcv Black, Robert Brever, William Tilley., Zigmund Porcda, William Maw, ,Iolm l orris, Francis Schocn., 'Bernard Nliclmlski, lildward Zicmlra. Sleplicn Korla. SCIENCE CLUB lfacli year many lravclcrs on tllc S. S. llivcrsidc show grcal inlcrcst in scicncc. Uflcn spccial sight-sccing trips arc arranged lay thc olliccrs and crcw. Formerly tlicsc havc lrccn most informal. lilll lllis ycar undcr tlic dircclion of sliilfs olliccr. Louis 'l'. M asson. a regular Sf'if'lI!'l' Club was organizcd. fhnong tlic outstanding cvcnts of llic ycar was a visil to a policc station wlicrc wc wilncssfvd tlic application of scicnlilic principlcs to tlic dclcctiou of l'l'llll0. We also altcndcd a lcclurc by Profcssor Piccard. and a broadcast which will long lac rcmcmlrcrcd. Al scvcral of tlic mcctings. ccrlain mcmlucrs conduclcd cxpcrimcnls and dcmonstralions for thc lu-ncfil of tllc otllcr mcmlncrs. On lYl'3I'1'll fourlll. thc cluli prcscnlcd in asscmlrly. a safcly program. amusing and wc liopc inslruclivc as wr-Il. Tllc olliccrs of lllc clulm arc: IJON,-KLD jouxsow. , Prmiflmz JOSEPH Tunis l'vil'!'-lJff'Sil1f'IIl GERTRl'Dl4I Dom . Scrrvlurv W'ILl.IkNI 'I' KYLOR Rqmripr 65 Seated: Eleanor Mielearski, Nlarianne Brotslaw, Lois Huffeut, Doris Strohm, Arletta Klein. Stauuling: llerbert Preston, Edward Umiker, Frances Schoen, Frank Bukowski, Mr. May, Mr. Rentz. Joseph Gabel, l.ife on the sea of edueation offers many opportunities for hours of talk. This year. as Edwin Mattison. usual. a group of the Riverside's passengers met a group from another ship in the great fleet of the lluffalo Educational Steamship Company. The question of the 1937 fall debate was: Resolved: That the present neutrality law is of benefit to the United States. Riverside's negative team. including Marion Rrotslaw. ,lean Keppel and Arletta Klein with Herbert Preston as alternative and lileauor Nlielearski as timekeeper. was eoaehed by Ufheer Robert Rentz. They debated South Park in our audi- torium. The judges rendered an 8 to 7 deeision in Riversideis favor. The affirmative team was eoaehed hy Uffieer Robert May. and ineluded Frieda Laeinskav Raymond liewis. and Marjorie Slaeer. with ltidwin Mattison as alternate and Nmlreyx Nieholls as timekeeper. These lost to Grover Cleveland ll to 3. The N38 Spring Debate Teams diseussed the timely question. Resolved: That New York State adopt a plan of l'0llllllIlS0f'y automobile liability insuranee. Riverside's negative team. eoaehed by Uflieer Rentz. defeated llutehinson 10 to 5 at Riverside. It ineluded Nrletta Klein. Doris Strohm. and .loseph Uabel with llerbert Preston as alternate and William Dougall as timekeeper. The aflirmatiye team. eoaehed by Uflieer May. lost to Rennett by the same deeision in Rennettis auditorium. It ineluded Nlarion Rrotslaw. l.ois lluffeut. lfraneis Sehoen. with lidward limiker as alternate and Frank Bukowski as timekeeper. 66 lil! I ' Il -L ffm 1' X THE TRLY l'1rst Row: EMIISIQIIII1' Linllvnrg, Bvlly Mvlle-nry. Mar-joriv Colin Bcalrivf' K1-nlino. Myrllv Uruf. 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BEACH SPURTS II. .GULF Imagine! :Ulf-r boating lhvir last ycar's record by five points. onr golf loam was nnalrlf- lo luring lhv Hanson De-pi-w trophy Iravk into our vasv. It is a ilisappoinllnvnl to sit lrark and lakv si-vom! plan' wlwn our Ivam boasts two .-XII-High golfc-rs surh as Frank Kozlowski and ,losvpil Szallvr. That lin' lc-am did good work. iimw-vcr. no om- fioniils anil that liwy arv not loo ciowllrast lay a Svcomi plavv is shown by lllvir Smiling favrs. T3 First Row: Alex Lorincz, John Zynczak, Donald Kollmar, Thomas Spence, Robert Dougall, Walter Wrobel, James Frank, Robert Franger. Second Row: Jose h Colmer, Manager, Anthony Adams, William Dougall, Robert Mussell, Eugene Doby, Clarence Baker, Walter Martin, Arthur Wright, Chester Dudek. BEACH SPURTS lII...lJROSS UUUNTRY Bang! They're off with a Hash of heels oler hill and dale, and after a long jaunt around Delaware Park they come to the finish line. Who? Why, our harriers and they finished fourth, too. That's pretty good for an All-High meet. In fact, it is the record as the best performance yet for Cross Country Teams in this school. For the first time in several years, however, Riverside failed to place any men on the All-High Team. 711- X. u 5 A yt? . it Ss First Row: John Laskowski. Chester Palka. Kenneth Reinhard. James Jaremka, Joseph Szaller.. Vl'alter Mikolajek. Second Role: Waller Ziemba, Walter Wrohel. Stanley Sacha. Leonard llosinski, Francis Reed. Stanley Starba, Frank Bogdan. Manager. BEACH SPURTS IV...BASKETBAll The basketball court on the recreation deck proved popular with the Riverside's passen- gers. The special detail called the Basketball Team was moderately successful in the Yale Cup Series played with other ships of the lineg five games were won and seven lost. Considering that only one regular. ,Iolmny Laskowski. returned from last year. a great deal of credit must be given to the inexperienced team and to the fine work of Officer Carl Spitzer. who coached his first Riverside Quintet this year. The narrow margins with which four of liiverside's seven defeats were administered proves that our cagers are a fighting team. The initial game was a one sided tilt with the championship Brownies. Hutchinson emerged victorious by the score of 35 to 14. Nlcliinley administered the Frontiers' second defeat by the narrow margin of 28 to 23. Riverside then rolled up a gigantic score against Technical to win her first game. 46 to 13. South Park was responsible for her third defeat by the heart- breaking score of 27 to 25. The Frontiers ehalked up their second victory against Fosdick Masten 32 to 21. Then two more triumphs followed. Seneca bowed to the Rocks. 33 to 26. and liiast was defeated 33 to 17. Rising hopes were quickly Slll2lSllC'Ll-l10YN'CVI'I'. by two successive setbacks. A strong Bennett aggregation swept to a 34 to 27 victory, and Grover Cleveland barely shaded Riverside. 39 to 36. Riverside registered her fifth victory against Emerson after a hard fought battle. The final score was 30 to 28. In the next game the Frontiers bowed to Burgard 37 to 23. The closing game was played against Lafayette. Lafayette was victorious, 32 to 21. ,Iolmny Laskowski. captain of this year's varsity. placed sixth in the individual scoring contest. and received a berth on the Second All-High Team. Walter Mikolajek received honorable mention. Chet Palka, Kenny Reinhard and Len Rosinski contributed greatly to the success of the team. -r-' ID First Rule: ,lohn Laskowski, Charles Rlazina, Frank llorwath, Joseph Kish, George Loncar, Aloysius Saj. Waller Wrolrel. Second Rule: Eugene Dolly, Joseph Szaller, James Jaremka, Norman Anderson, Gleason Rest. Dennis Dwyer, Norman llarp, lvlanager. Third Row: Charles Ressman, Stanley Starba, Stanley Sacha, Roger John, George llulpiau, Thomas Bowers, Kenneth llerman. BEACH SPURTS V...BASEBAll As the SKIPPER goes to press. the S. S. Riversideis baseball team looks forward to a brilliant season. With seven regulars returned from last year, Officer Zahel feels confident that he has a winning combination. The hattery of Resslnan and Kish is certain to account for many a third strike, while the infield strengthened hy Rest and Horwath, and the outfield with Herman, Laskowski. Sacha, and ,laremka will make it exceedingly difficult for the opposition to hit safely. Power at the plate is expected from Horwath, Kish. Laskowski and Herman. The initial game of the season with limcrson, at Schiller Park was postponed. and the Rocks opened their season against South Park at Cazenovia. The game was very heatedly contested. hut the Sparks finally won out 3 to 2. Once in her home park, Riverside found her stride, and soundly trounced Grover Cleveland. I2 to IZ. The next game, played against Bennett in Delaware Park was a pitching duel. Despite stellar hurling by Chuck Ressman, Bennett triumphed 2 to 0. We reluctantly leave the scene of battle as the Frontiers laid for their second victory. meeting Burgard at Riverside. We have these games to play: May 1,8 Riverside Emerson May 20 Riverside Hutchinson May 223 Riverside Technical May 27 Riverside Lafayette T6 First Row: F. Wlarriner, H. Drews, F. Smith, B. Michalski, J. Frank, I. Schwartz, K. Reinhard, WV. Nune- maker, G. Spear, E. Mollosky, D. Vanderweel. Second Row: A. Adams, J. Zynczak, K. Hodosy, A. Ivancic P. Kazmirchuk, C. Hutt, J. Csizmadia, A. Bridwell, R. Conn, H. Ap leby. Third Row: H. Sokod , J. Murta h M. Kranz, W. Cuilfoyle, Z. Poreda, J. Grincewich, M. Kokolus, C. gaker. J. Frederick. Fourth how: R. Jelig E. Jones, T. Dudziak, N. Pfeiffer, L. Rosinski, A. Anderson, W. Taylor, H. Clawson. BEACH SPURTS VI...TRAlIK As the ship nears home-port each spring, the returning travelers grow enthusiastic about track events. This year, the Riverside team is making the finest showing in the history of the school. As we go to press, they have placed second and third in two tri-school meets. The Frontiers' strongest bids for the All-High Meet on May 26 are Farnum Smith, miler, and Edward Mollosky, Jack Murtagh and Joe Csizmadia, pole vault stars. Riverside will be ably represented in the shot-put by Len Rosinski. Officer Carl Spitzer is in charge and Mollosky and Smith are co-captains. This is the schedule: May 5-Fosdick Masten, Sling Riverside, 44, Grover Cleveland. 9. May 12-South Park, 523 Lafayette, 323 Riverside. 24. May 19-Riverside vs. Hutchinson and East. May 26-All-High Meet. 77 9 9 a x X l irsI Huw: William Taylor, Joseph lvanvic, Charles llelhert, Joseph Sivevz, Vivtor lllancewivz, Gordon Williams. Cllarmwt- llutl. Albert Reinhardt. Svvnnrl Row: Floyd Worley. Alex Mis, Paul Murray. .lohn Slt-igman, lfilnwr Leahy, ,lack Bauer, Hit-llard Lee, William Straovk. Thirrl Row: John Tremos, Donald Sandvr. DECK SPORTS I...SWIMMING Tho swimming lvam for 1938 vntorvd competition a favorite' to finish in the uppvr hrackt-ts sinrt- almost 4-vt-ry star from our 1937 aggregation had rt-I urnod to svhool. The first nu-vt was a smashing victory for Hivcrsidt-. The second encounter saw us on the short end of a decision. W0 droppt-d ont- to liafayc-ltv hy a single- point margin. The purplt' and the gold hoys won all tht- rt-maining dual nu-vts 1-wt-pt onv: a line tt-am from lit-Inu-tt dt't'isivvly downt-d us in our own pool. Wt' t'lu'orl'ully t'om't-df- the Championship to tlw Urangv Nlt'l'lIll'Il. lt was not until tht- 'XII-lligh Finals that wc move-d into a tio with South Park for svn-ond plan-. l or lhv st-rond tinu- in tht- samv school yvar. wc avt-ngvd a dt-feat hy Lafayvttv. This timv wa- pil:-d up so many points that it was not until tht- last vvcnt was ow-r that wc- know lla-nnvtt had linishvd in tht- loading plavv. liivvrsidt- took lirst and st-vond in tht- 40 through Slotiuk and Taylor. Then Captain .lov Sivt-tfz was vrownt-d vhampion of thc 100-yard frvv stylt-rs. llis victory was folloywd hy tilnwk llt-llwrtis fourth and a thrvv-four in tho divv through llordy Williams and Dick lm-. Our re-lay tram thvn lnrrvzml through tho 160 yards to hring a st-cond plavr' to lliyvrsida' and additional honor to Slotiulx. Sandvr. Taylor. and Siyrvz. Coavh Swv:-nvy says hffs fully satislit-d with tht' rosults. T8 rx lt ' tx mf-ist my 4 f 0 First Rule: Francis lionssie. .gl'l'0l1ll Rule: Robert Gibbs. Paul Lods. Warren liengfelder, Stephen Klein. Frank Mm-Neill, Robert Sehneider. Robert Breyer. Third IQIIIFZ ,lack Long. Chester lien, 'l homas Molloy. l'll'illli'iS Sehoen. Dean Nfeflarthy, Lewis Koeh. Manager. DECK SPORTS II...TENNIS lrlaeh year Oflieer Stapleton has a class in tennis for beginners. Any girl with a raeket and the desire to learn the art of tennis may 'oin. For the first four times the virls meet in the . J gynmasium after sehool. Then, when they know enough about the game to really play. the last four meetines are held at standard tennis eourts outdoors. The ffirls who eome eiffht U C' U times are awarded twenty-five points towards an athletie letter. With the boys. tennis is more serious. By the proeess of elimination. a team is picked. whieh should be well balaneed. The manager of this year's team is Lewis lioeh. The three best lla 'ers in ordel' are Klein. Dehlinffer. and MeNeill who will mlay sinffles. Players for the c- l . n . doubles' team will be ehosen from the rest ofthe squad which is eomprised of Gibbs. Sehoen. Koeh. Lone, Lods, Molloy. Breyer. Ren. Lenfffelder. johnson. lioussie and Leaehy. The U . . D . first mateh will be played with South Park Iligh Sehool. but as the Skllmtitt goes to press. the date is not definitely known. T0 First Row: Miss Levi., M. McCarthy, A. Burgslahler, V. Homjak, G. Sikora, D. Bull, Mrs. Sta lelon, G. Mulville, M. Mulville, B. Whjciechowska, J. Keppel, K. Kin , Mrs. 0'Hern. Secoml Row: P. Fliinery, A. Mowczko, ll. Wlonsik, J. Tulton, V. Schwinn, H. Imiola. M. Mrilosky, E. Matus, M. Soos, M. Nuchereno, A. Bevington, T. ,Io es, D. Muma, S. Richards, D. Anetsherger. Third Row: F. Luezak, M. Yung, R. Mur h , M. Strand, H. Staley, D. Lewis, M. Crage, G. Wvillahan, G. Szustak, G. Bo dan, M. Stoklosa, 1. Bak, J. Brohman, B. de Lau hter, P. Hards. Fourth Row: H. Kucewicz, E. Plalek, J. hiertes, J. Fearon, M. Fe yo, R. Luher, B. Schoen, Camps, M. Hutnik, K. Dold, M. Yanchisin, F. Koczot, A. Kalicki. Figth 5010: R. Houck, D. Ball, L. Eldridge, J. Norwich, I. Beck, B. Garwell, R. Wielopcmlska. E. Kukla, F. . loklosa, hi. Maxon, D. Grabhitt, V. Harenza. Sixth Row: A. Kalina, C. W'ilson, R. Cos rove.. D. Wiolff, V. Nicholson, T. Seidl, D. Smith, D. Kunze, M. Norwich, M. Shea, C. Angus, I. Szur, A. Svonsik. THE LADIES! BLESS 'EM. The feminine passengers on hoard ship are not content to loll comfortably in deck chairs while the men participate in various sports. Annually, they organize various teams and hold competitive meets among themselves. This year, the Purple and Gold Basketball teams played a series of hard fought games. The scores were all very close, but the Gold Team finally triumphed. The volley ball series was held between the Freshmen and the Sophomores. The Sopho- mores emerged victorious. An unusually large group of Freshmen were attracted by swimming. This group was divided into two teams. a Purple Team and a Gold Team. Here the Purple team won. A goodly number of girls turned out for beginner's tennis. but time did not permit a tournament. Although only a few girls turned out for baseball, these few were very enthusias- tic. This year twelve girls showed great interest in Badminton, and played every Wednesday. On March ll, the girls' athletic division presented a most enjoyable assembly program, in which all the classes were represented. The program included dances, gymnastics on the horses and mats. and exercises in life saving. The girls are encouraged in their athletic enterprises by three very competent faculty advisers. Mrs. Helen Stapleton. Miss Betty Levi. and Mrs. Mildred 0'llern. 80 . , s fu 15 '- - .-3'-JB V'..p,'a I 2'k,QQ5,L.'f31.42, if All 5 '.. -K ' '-5 37 f5L f' LP., . 'Y.'v'f'-I - 7 'jfuy'-' ' -'..' ,JIT - .' r . '4.f.Y '2':'EN-:LJ - 'Q' 'iff' ,,.,.v'- ',' J.-Vg, 4 'II Jw' 'IT'-3 C. -:wwf v, ,ffaf 'mmf-ff'. h' ?..'.'3:'..,f, '..-1 - 'u-W., .H VT' -'fl '.f, , sl N Iv- w I ',.:,,fg:w,v -nf,:',, -.-,fffgy 1 I3-1.ff ' :+w,.,,. ,I.. ,v-.. ,IR '. 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'L , 251' - l 'E ,QL I nh - Q ' P Q! 1353 s an ii r 5?- 'ff 9 W f 1 fl'-QQ l P I ft-' ' war - Q 'EF - 3 I 'wi .4 s - i wr. . E f N v QT 5 . , . V ' i ' I , :fi Q 7' 7' S Mx g Lg. f: I P al i' . X .lf K ' ff' 'Z X , 'W i , ' F1 fl f I 1 ' Q 551. , . vig , .QA y 61- fvil--1 5 F fi 5 flu 2 1 QP: 7 LE A 1 In LSL! x,JLa1 .- r wwf, uf! . egg, . Q if 5,7 A -4- ',. , .. Li! , -I ,za ..- srl . -1- ,J -M42 4, w ' N 1.-. - rr lf 1-' IHCCLQLLAH BAND AND ORCHESTRA L. A A g INSTRUMENTS 3 -5-Sy' UIUAPIC HOUIPEI OF SUPREME QUALITY X 5, Q CONN Band Instruments lri' iff: 'ff-fl PENZEL-MUELLER Clarinets l X A 732 MAIN STREET SELMER CPariSj Reed Instruments m-:mow RHQS' BUFFALO, IIY LUDWIG Drums wAeH asa: 'V H Expert Repairing Congratulations to RIVERSIDFNS CLASS of '38 Your High School career has been successfully completed-and now there are new fields waiting for you. In college, as well as in the busi- ness world, success usually comes to those who match their ability with a smart appearance. Clothes-by-Kleinhansn is a good rule to follow. KLEINHANS Phone Riverside 0232 X RAY l L- -l- SANDEH, INC- DR' S' GOLDSTEIN PLUMBING IIEATING DENTIST 586 Tonawanda Street 1065 Cmnt Street I BUFFALO, N. Y. Unity Theatre Building BUFFALO. N. Y. N DE 3552 83 LEARY .FLOWER SHOP 790 Tonawanda Street Flowers for Every Occasion Phone DE. 0830 Night RI. 3185 Phone DE. 9847 YOUNGMAN'S Gas Socoiw STATION Oils LUBRICATION EXPERT COR. NIAGARA AND ONTARIO STS. Cars called for and returned when work is completed For that delicious dish of Ice Cream or a cooling soda try the AMHERST SUGAR BOWL 369 AMHERST STREET Phone RI verside 3455 Open Mon., Wed. and Fri. Evenings RIVERSIDE BEAUTY SHOPPE DISTINCTIVE SERVICE Specialists in Permanent Waving 845 Tonawanda St. Buffalo, N. Y. Norma Stefan: What model is your car? Cliff McCarthy: It isn't a model. It's a horrible example. ik Ik Bk Dennis Ahern: Yes. the bullet struck my head and went careening into space and- .4lice Degenhart: How terrible! Did they get it out? Compliments of a Friend I DE. 5292 I Hours 9:30 A. M. to 10 P. Ill. DRESSES HARROLD'S HOSIERY COATS SPORTSWEAR 803 TONAVVANDA STREET Smart Fashions for Discriminating WOIIZQH at Reasonable Prices THE COVER of this book was manufactured by THE MUELLER ART CovER 81 BINDING Co. CLEVELAND, omo som by GOODVVILL ADVERTISING SERVICE Headquarters for Goodwill Advertising Items TONAWANDA, N. Y. Compliments of BILL E BLING'S R ESTA UR ANT GOOD Foon DANCING Colvin and Eggert Road ALBERT F. JACHIMIAK .FUNERAL DIRECTOR ' 392 Amllersl St. Buffalo. N. Y Phone Rlversifle 038-I COULD IT EVER HAPPEN- Fred CSIimD Miller coming to school without his lunch? Frank CBusD Foley not being late for a week? Virginia Mielcarski going to classes unprepared? BUFFALO PIPE 81 FOUNDRY CORP. MANUFACTURERS OF SERVICE. VALVE. AND ROADWAY BoxEs P. O. Box 23 Station B BUFFALO, N. Y. PLANTS AT BUFFALO AND MEDINA, N. Y. VVAREHOUSE AT LONG ISLAND CITY.. N. Y. Soil Pipe and Fittings Plumbers Cast Iron Specials Delaware 676-1-5 85 Compliments of T. D. POWALSKI Supervisor 21st Ward STRIKER AND HUETTER Jewelers and Opticians TIME PAYMENTS 780 Tonawanda Street Open Mon.. Fri.. Sat. Evenings BuJU'alo's llfost Complete Hardware Store Is in Riverside GEORGE H. GLEBER 81 SON, Inc. TONAWANDA AT ONTARIO STREET Tommy Bowers: Meet me at the Hotel Statler at seven. Betty Morath: The Statler?-Say that's a swell place! Tommy Bowers: Yeah, and it's near the place we're going to. FF il' lk 2B or not 2B. sighed the freshman, taking his English I examination. Compliments of A FRIEND A. F. STALY 868W Tonawanda Street DE. 9994 CIGARS, CANDY, STATIONERY MAGAZINES, CIRCULATING LIBRARY Telephone DE laware 5475-76 ASCHBACHER MOTOR CORP. DODGE-PLYMOUTH MoToR CARS DODGE COMMERCIAL-DODGE TRUCKS 145-49 Ontario Street BUFFALo. N. Y. STEFFAN'S DAIRY 105 Hamilton Street Awarded New York State Diploma for Quality Dairy Products RICH'S ICE CREAM Sold Where Quality Countsl' WA. 6650 YOUNG MEN,S BUSH COATS 31.95 WASHABLE SLACKS 31.65 RYCROFT'S MEN'S SHOP Tonawanda at Briggs Compliments of JUBILEE THEATRE Niagara near Amherst Street Mr. Masson: Will you stop copying from his paper? Al Flash: I'm just looking to see if he has mine right. Ill lk Ik Mr. Miller: What's the greatest thing chemistry has given to the world? Carl Thomas: Blondes! DElaware 9636 J ACK THISTLETHWAITE, Prop. JACK'S MOTOR SALES, INC. AUTHORIZED DEALER CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH 390 Ontario Street at Laird BUFFALO, N. Y. KNIGHT,S MARKET MEAT POULTRY FISH 269 Dearborn St. DElaware 6431 Phone orders carefully and promptly considered RUNG'S RIVERSIDE FURNITURE CO. Furniture, Stoves, Rugs, Linoleum Kelvinator Refrigerators Zenith and Philco Radios CREDIT TERMS IF DESIRED 754-62 Tonawanda St. Corner Ontario Congratulations AMHERST AUTO SUPPLY VAL. J. HOMIK Everything in Automobile Supplies. Radios, Rejrigerators and Electrical Appliances 479-4-81 Amherst St. RI. 4622 THE NORTH PARK BUSINESS SCHOOL FLORENCE H. WATT, Director A private school specializing in training young men and women for business. EMPLOYMENT! We conduct an active Employment Department which assists our graduates in securing positions. BOOKLET ON REQUEST Autumn Term opens September 6 Special Summer Session opens July 5 Phone DE. 7171 1417 Hertel Avenue DID YOU EVER SEEf Mr. Zabel combing his hair? Mr. Whitney doing the .leep ? Miss Mundie strolling down the halls? Now IS THE TIME to order your For Your WOVEN NAME TAPES to mark your personal clothing CREAM ILK for CAMP, SCHOOL, COLLEGE BUFFALO WOVEN LABEL WORKS INC and 567 Washington Street Corner Chippewa, 6th floor Homogenized VIT. D MILK RIVERSIDE Call MEN'S QUALITY SHOP HUTT'S DAIRY Riverside's Greatest Clothiersv RIl'f?VSide 8100 783 Tonawanda Street at Ontario The Store of Personal Contactw 88 COM PLIMENTS OF 1 l A FRIEND John Crincewich: The next one is on me. So d0n't argue about it. Cecil McTaggart: Say, can't you let me be a sport once in a while? John G.: Oh, you want to treat? Cecil M.: Well - no. But I want to argue about it. 1 LAWRENCE PETER PAUL JEWISH HOSPITAL Invitations for All Occasions 49 Winter Street BUFFALO, N. Y. L. J. URBANSKI SCHOOL OF NURSING CNON-SECTARIANJ Offers to high school and college graduates, a three year nursing course, including pediatrics, obstetrics, com- municable diseases and psychiatric i nursing. Exceptional clinical facilities: 663 bed hospital, modern residence hall with swimming pool. Catalog upon PHARMACIST mqmqsl' EMILY A. VALE The Reliable Drug Store . Superintendent of Nurses 411 Amherst Street Buffalo, N. Y. 567 Prospect Place Brooklyn, N. Y. 89 GRADUATION SPECIAL Something NE W in full length DE. 4700 Everything to Build Anything COUNTY HOUSE WRECKING AND SALVAGE CORP. PHOTOGRAPHS 589 Tonawanda Street 3 for 32.95 6 for s5.oo BUFFALO- N- Y- Mounted in panel folders . Stop and See The Original THE READ STUDIO USWEETLANDM 448 Amherst 861 Tonawanda St. RI. 3304 Famous for its BIG 100 SUNDAE,, Gertrude Dold: When you asked her to dance, did she accept readily? Chet Ren: And howl She was on my feet in an instant. Ik Ik lk Father: Son, can't you cut down on your college expenses? Bob Engler: Well I suppose I could do without books. DElaware 7049 I WOOLEY BUS LINES, INC. Chartered Motor Coaches Anywhere Anytime Need a Bus-Call On Us 452 Hinman Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Compliments of KALLETT'S BAKERY Flowers for Everybody Compliments of ANDERSON DR. JOSEPH A. ZAVISCA THE FLORIST 440 Main St. 491 Elmwood Ave CL. 2987 I AHR'S SERVICE STATION A NTOBILGAS AND MOBILOIL Certified Ilfobilubrication 1 Goodrich Tires and Tubes N Fan Belts and Radiator Hose I 632 Tonawanda Street I II. I10L'sE. Prop. ' I H I I Phone DE. 8716 A GEO. ll. SANDER PLu11s1NG HEATING .AIR CONDITIONING 1911 Niagara Street I Buffalo. N. Y. I Ilinhrrt E. Gi-lanrvg Zlhxnrral 'Sums TWU PNIVERSITY AVENUE AT MAIN STREET BE,-Xl'TlFl'LLY APPOINTED AND Cow VEN I ENTLY LOCATED ASSOCIATE Cn uu.Es I . llol-'MIAN l'NLlc:ENsEn I vI1f1'!'I'Sil,V 6000 SENIOR STATISTICS Longest 1roy's name-Thaddeus ,lclldrzejczak Longest girl's name-Elizabeth Schwartzkopf Talk-st senior-Edward Domm Shortest scniorvMae Hamish Lincoln 0027 RESIDENCE PHONE DEIaware 2058 JAMES ASH, INC. COAL AND COKE Spring Prices and Summer Contracts now in eject DELL.A E. Houcu, Pres. 1594 Niagara Street Compliments of VERNOITS GINGER ALE The Home of Pure Foods GERHARD LANG I OPER- A ATING 0UR OWN PLANT NIEATS AND PROVISIONS, INC. 1-Alum l CLEANER 461 Ellicott Street V 1111 TortawantElSLfW WW RI. 111 If 91 Dependable lllusical Instruments I PIANOS RADIOS DENTON INC. Congratulations 32 Court Street Buffalo, N. Y. to the J Class of 1938 C0 'Pli '0 'S 'lf CANISIUS COLLEGE GAMMA SIGMA FRATERNITY ALPHA PHI CHAPTER SENIOR STATISTICS Most winning personality-LOIs IIUFFCUT Most popular S9lli0T'THOM.AS BOWERS Liveliest seniorAGERTRUDIz DOLD Greatest future in show business-RUBY MENKEN lCLIMB UP! THE COMMONPLACE IS NO PLACE FOR YOU Study something practical. Learn to do something that the business world wants done-something it is willing to pay well for having done right. A business training at this School will lift you Ollt of the commonplace and start you on thc road to successful achievement in life. Try it. HURSTIS PRIVATE SCHOOL 47 W. Huron Street, Buffalo, New York INCORPORATED BY THE REGENTS AND FULLY ACCREDITED BY THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION College Grade Courses-Accounting, Law, Economics, Marketing SHORTHAND AND STENOTYPY 92 THOMPSONS T. SULLIVAN 81 CO.. INC. FUNERAL SERVICE Lumber, Wbodwork, Building Materials ALBERT B. THOMPSON i Niagara at Arthur RI. 4500 MORTICIAN AND LICENSED MANAGER o 911 Tonawanda St. 84 Delaware Rd. E Q 2 Compliments of BUFFALO, N. Y. KENNIORE, N. Y. i A FRIEND RI. 3550 RI. 6983 J QLLLLI eLLLLLL EE Ei Architect: Youive been studying architecture, 1 hear. Haven't you been able to find new beauties in the buildings I have designed? Joe Gabel: Yes sir! And got dates with four of them. OFFICIAL JEWELERS .FOR 1 RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS 1 1 1038 SPARTANCJEWELERS 887 MAIN STREET Bl'FF.u.O. N. Y. 93 MR. ROBERT E. HENNESSEY UNDERTAKER DE. 6020 2070 Niagara Street THE CENTRAL PARK SHORTHAND STUDIO 19 PARKER AVENUE Cat Mainj Offers an Intensive Course in GREGG SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING AND SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Also Review and Speed Courses Day and Evening Classes ENROLL NOWV FOR SUMMER AND FALL SESSIONS Home UN. 9217 Studio AM. 1267 THANK YOU ! '38 Grads To have had a part with you in the production of your Yearbook marks for us an unbroken association with Riverside graduates over a wide span of years. To say that we appreciate the confi- dence you have placed in us is to state but mildly the great satisfaction which we feel. Again we say thank You! Superior Engraving Co., 1nc. 25 East Huron Street BUFFALo Compliments of BRENNAN'S CLOTHIERS CORNER NI.AGARA AND HERTEL RIVERSIDE REALTY Our Service Satisfiesv Phone RI. 9275 748 Tonawanda Street BUFFALO. N. Y. BAKER, IUNES, HAUSAUER, INC. .Kuifo6ZJ of Q3iz'ncfive Zffeye -Qnnudb 45-51CARRDLL STREET -2- BUFFALO, N.Y. diane SHOES SMART FOOTWEAR For the Entire Family REASONABLY PRICED 852 Tonawanda Street KODAKS Official Photographer of the LEICA CONTAX ARGUS Class of 1938 MINIATURE CAMERAS Fine Crain Developing and Printing J. F. ADAMS, INC. 459 Washington Street BUFFALO. NEW YORK LEW F ULLERTON DE. 1847 Corner Niagara and Amherst Sts. CENTRANCE OFF THE PARK, When in need of photographs rememher the FULLERTON STUDIO WEDELUS BAKERY Quality Baked Goods 849 Tonawanda Street RI. 3095 Compliments of SCHINE'S RIVERSIDE THEATRE What's in a Name At Noon we started out in our Austin. We took the Best road. We Roden rode, and finally went over a Rusbridge. Sacha bridge! Then we sang Boehmer bis du schon. Did we Click! Blach and Brown fiowers were growing by the running Brooks. Delisle ocs were pretty too. As we went down a Lane, a Bull chased us. Joe yelled: Who's Chazen us?,' What a Meiler .loeid make. Boy! Menken run! After awhile, Joe said, When can we eat ? I said: Wait Tilley gets it ready. Then J oe Beitz into an apple right,down to the Cor,bett he didn't find a worm. We drank Sawer wein out of a Cold stein. Shea, did Joe go for that bread the Miller made! Millard was gone so I didn't bring a pie. Tosh me a sandwich , said Ted. After lunch, Joe said, I am Won sik man. I Wonnocott.,' When Ted remarked, Schell we take a walk? , we left him to take a Knapp. Of course the woman's Sontag ed along. We couldn't dis- Spence with him. We saw a Woqf. Joe said, Don't pull his Tayl or he will bite you. He doesn't Lyke childrenf, Alice said, Pm Deren you to do it, so Ted kept Holden on the Gray tail. He was having Lods of fun. Suddenly a Young girl appeared and Klepp ed her hands. Eimer brother , said Ted. Duzen she look nice?', Let's Croh homef' said Ted. Durkee's in the car. On the way we saw a Villa. ,loc said Open the Dor an you will find the Chambersf' You should have seen the Skul tely found. Before we left, we made Joe Skrobale all the floors. We told him he must do that Oremus go home. Outside, we met an Ol son who directed us to the Philippbar. The little girl said, I Mysko , so we started. The girl was scared Vanderweel went around. Wood you like to go?', said Ted. Stefan the gas , we all yelled. Isn't it Divine? the girl cried as we began to Zip down the street. What a Day! I'd Zunner stay home. AUTOGRAPHS 1 4 x ,I 5 1 , e +5 L. --1 5: 'IW 1 . 1 T 4 'H M X, If sv, F. Pi -rl 745 fl u fs E .Q M3 's GQ 1: IF QV -E, - f Y ,,. f. -K ii ? J 1 ii 5. H: ., 1 e , -- Q l A , w r ,gv 4 'Mc . .sm,'5 mg, Ulu, 12 ,555 ,-.151 I ,U 4: A va-V ml' M . . .- .M:..!, r I v