Roslyn High School - Harbor Hill Light Yearbook (Roslyn Heights, NY)

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LAURA ANGELINA SASSO lnterclass volley ball, l, 23 lnterclass hockey, lg lnterclass basketball, l, 23 lnterclass archery, 13 G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4g Chorus, 3, 4. There's such a merry twinkle in her eye! Laura is quite re- served, but those who know her admit that she is chock-full of vibrant gayety. ROBERT WlLLlAM SCHAFER Entered junior year, Dance committee, 3, 4. Pep, vim, and vigor vibrate in every muscle of this small but conspicuous person. Bud has the happy faculty of being able to see only the sunny side of life even in the face of disap- pointment. His pet diversions are dancing, singing, and driv- ing a car. LOUIS G. SCHMIDT Entered senior year. Louis is another late-comer to Roslyn High School, but we regard him as an old timer because of his willingness to co- operate and his companionableness. His genial disposition should always win for him a well-deserved success. MARYANN A. SCHULTZ Glee club, l, 33 Homeroom banker, 4. Mamie is as true and steadfast as the school she goes to. Nlost dependable, eager to help at all times, a quiet but wide- awake sense of humor, poise and determination-all these have won her a lasting niche in our hall of fame. FRANCES Nl. SLAUGHTER Basketball, li G.A.A., 3, 43 Dance committee, l, 2, 3, 43 Glee club. l, 23 Squad leader, 33 Class play, 33 Operetta, l. Ready and raring to go is this life of the party. Fran's face is always wreathed in smiles, and very likely mischief- breeding ones. Her willingness to work in time of need has helped us out of innumerable dimculties. llfil

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ANNA POTOPINSKY G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 45 lnterclass basketball, 45 lnterclass volley ball, 45 Archery, l, Z5 Operetta, 15 Press club, 25 Glee club, l, 25 Principals list. The bustling world is often more impressed by a soft voice and a quiet manner than by the noise of its other occupants. Anna has been an attentive student these four years. ln spite of a slightly pessimistic outlook, her independentdisposition always carries her happily on. STELLA S. RATUSZN Y lnterclass hockey, lg lnterclass volley ball, l, 25 lnterclass basketball, 25 Basketball, 35 lnterclass baseball, 2, 35 Track, 25 Glee club, 2, 35 Orchestra, 2, 35 Dance committee, Z5 G.A.A., Z, 3, 45 G.O., 35 Squad leader, 3, 45 Homeroom president, 35 Annual staff, 45 Principal's list. So versatile! Stella's various activities tell the story of her high-school career. She possesses a lively, even disposition so easy to get along with. ROBERT A. ROLAND Dance committee, 3. Robert's motto might well be 'lBetter late than never, ac- cording to his arrival in classes. His ability to make up French expressions is overwhelming. He has a spirited, ex- citable disposition and appreciates a good joke even if it be on himself. FLOR ENCE VIOLA ROWAN Chorus, 3. Florence must be the personihcation of the old adage about still water running deep. We know that she is still and believe that there are depths we know not of. She is independent but friendly. always poised and courteous. ROSE SANTOSUS Basketball, 25 lnterclass basketball, 15 lnterclass volley ball, l, 2: lnterclass baseball, l, Z5 Archery, lg lnterclass hockey, lg Track, 25 G.A.A., lg Tennis club, l5 Class play, 4. Small 'in stature but quick in movement, Rose is always on the alert. Dark, curly hair and sparkling, dark eyes add to Rose's pert appearance. l25l

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JOHN GILBERT SMITH Entered senior year5 Class play, 45 GO., 4. Little man, what now? Quick! Get a doctor! No, he hasn't swallowed the dictionary-it just comes natural-like, or perhaps it's the Cicero in him. Whenever a statement is made, sane opposition or confirmation comes from Bert's direction. He may be expected to become a full-fledged lawyer in time to come. MARY C. STAZWES KI Hockey, I, 25 Basketball, 25 Interclass volley ball, I, Z, 3, 45 Interclass baseball, l, 25 Dance committee, 45 Chorus, 35 G.A.A. president, 45 G.A.A. vice-president, 35 Interclass bas- ketball, 3, 45 Interclass hockey, 45 Annual staff, 4. M-M-M. Here comes Mary! Honesty, reliability, and friendli- ness illuminate Mary's cheerful face. As for sportsmanship, she can't be beat. Her winning personality shall be the wings on which she will fly to well-deserved success, SHIRLEY LATHAM STOCKWELL Volley ball, 25 G.A.A., 3, 45 Dance committee, 1, 2, 3, -15 Homeroom president, I5 G.O., I5 Student council, I5 Class play, 3, 45 Annual staff, 4. A soft step, a quiet laugh, and Shirley is in our midst. She will be long remembered for her neatness in dress, precision in her work, and her keen sense of humor partly from her ex- tensive reading and partly from her love of fun. WILLIAM L. TODD Interclass volley ball, 45 Varsity basketball, 45 Dance com- mittee, Z, 3, 45 Class play committee. 3, 45 Homeroom treas- urer, I5 Homeroom vice-president, 2. Bill has dehnitely the scientihc mind. Talk to him about hunting, Hshing, or even gardens, and he will be content and entertaining. His unruflied disposition is the outward sign of a steady, resolute personality. ALEXANDER UZWOVICH Here is a sense of humor, an earnest desire to succeed, and am- bition to try for that success. .Alexander is always dependable. Had he not been so unassuming, most of us might know him better. l27l