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

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1 ii' 'J f- 1? V fb SHIRLEY ALVI NA TULL Shirley That certain something . . . a modern, modest maid . . . queen ot the ballroom . . . easily recog- nized by her intectious giggle. A L KATHERINE o. Uzwovicn Km A changeable person . . . has a Wealth of hid- den humor . . . tall, dark, and friendly. Chorus 4. G. O. secretary 3, library council 2, 3, 4: Press Club 3, 4: dance committee 2, 3: archery 1, 4. DONALD B. UNDERHILL Don MAY WVALLACE Bforldit' A reserved person . . . tries and succeeds . . . PCP, vim, llfld Villffl' - - - hff inlCfl'5f lies in has a mischievous smile . . . prefers male com- many fields . . . an eager sportswoman. pany and machines. Hockey x, 2, 3, 43 candy committee 41G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4Q dance committee 2, 3, 4: baseball I, 2, 3, volley ball 1, 2, 3: basketball 1, 2, 3. HILL LIGHT A ' 2 FLORENCE ELIZABETH NVEINSTOCK Piclqlex Always looking for a good time and Ending it . . spontaneous mirth . . . capable, loyal friend. Basketball 1, 2, 4: tennis 3: volley ball 43 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: chorus 3. ANNA FLORENCE WICKS Ann Unsophisticated and genuine . . . always seen where there are games . . . has an optimistic viewpoint. Basketball 2, 5. 4: hockey 5, 4: volley ball 4: archery 3: G. A. A. 4. ai? 3 if L M fa I 1 K .Milan ' yy ' 1 1 P I r ,K I, 27 MADELINE A. VVOOD Dolly A popular young miss . . . ambition plus . . . genuinely Well-liked by many . . . has a spon- taneous smile. ls Dance committee 2, 3, 4: chorus I, 2, 3, 4. l SYLVIA CLARE WOOD Syl Attractive personality . . . deep sincerity . . . a real talent for the piano . . . a sunny smile and cheery hello for all of her many friends. Annual stall' 4: iunior play 3, orchestra 4: Swimming Club 4: G. A. A. 3, 4. 071,

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i l GEORGE HENRY SEAMAN George Never Worries . . . likes to talk . . . has no enemies . . . always busy at something. Operetta 1: football 5, 4Q inter-class basketball 4g inter-class volley ball 1, 2, 5: chorus 1, 2, 5. LLOYD C, SEMMENS Lloyd Entered senior year . . . Little Caesar . . . loves Hying and singing . . . a party man . . . makes friends quickly and unanimously. Senior play 4. . WN - vo ll ' i S 0 . 7 J Y-pe' EDITH SEYMOUR Edie Life is fun for her . . . ever genial and trust- worthy . . . a capable journalist . . . sparkling eyes . . . a gay laugh. Chorus 1, 2, 5: orchestra 1: Swimming Club 41 Press Club .41 dance committee 4g operetta IQ senior play 4g G. A. A. 4. STANTON SIMMS Slanton The school's woman hater . . . prefers to be a by-stander . . . deceptively silent . . . tan and taciturn. 1938 HARBOR STEVEN SKILETSKI Stew' Football hero . . . strong and not silent . . great sense of humor . . . genial disposition. Band I1 chorus ZQ football 5, 41 basketball 5: volley ball 1, ZQ inter-class baseball 1, 2. VVALTER SREDNICKI Wally Orderly-sometimes . . . good baseball player . . . has a liking for all out-door activities . . . usually happy. Inter-class basketball 1, 2, 5, 4g inter-class soccer 25 inter-class baseball 1, 2, 5. . l 26 ROBERT L. SWIGGETT Swig A11 all-around good fellow . . . pleasing to look upon . . . mixes pleasure with work . . . easy go- ing, but reliable . . . our 'LF.d. Annual stall 42 class officer 5g Hag bearer 4Q track 2Q dance committee 2, 5, 4g inter-class vol- ley ball 5g inter-class track 5: the Principals list. WILLIAM ALFRED TERRELL, IR. Bill A powerful physique . . . drives a Model A Ford'. . . likes girls and girls like him . . . democratic. Football 5, 4: track 5g dance committee 2, 5, 41 chorus 1, 2.

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TTT' '1938 HARBOR WHO'S WHO AMUNG SENIURS Most talented LEWIS lNlORRIS, SHEILA STEPHENS Most popular BETTY CHERITREE, NILS EKLUND, IACK GREENLAND Most likely to succeed SHEILA STEPHENS, BOB SWIGGETT Brightest PHIL HIJDGE, H.AZEL PETERS Busiest CALVIN MATTISON EDITH SEYNIOUR 7 Best looking Best personalities Best dancers Best actors Best natures Class journalists Class politicians Class comedians Best singers Most sophisticated Most persistent borrowers Most optimistic Class heart-breakers Most dignified Most conscientious Best all-around seniors Best mannered Most hashful Most musical Best athletes Most artistic Best dressed Most original Most pessimistic Most capable Class couple Most untrouhled FRED CASSIDY, SHIRLEY TULL BETTY CHERITREE, ANOE DELBON IEAN LATOUIKETTE, BILL LONOSKIE HAROLD APPLEGATE, SHEILA STEPHENS JACK GREENLAND, CSERTRUDE ROGERS CALVIN MATTISON, EDITH SEYINIUUR BETTY CHERITREE, FRED CASSIDY HAROLD APPLEGATE, SIS LEWIS KAY DOWNINO, LLOYD SEIVIINIENS FRED CASSIDY, KAY DOWNINO ARTHUR HALL, SHEILA STEPHENS GEORGE CLAYTON, SIS LEWIS IEAN LATOURETTE, BOE MEIXNEX' PHIL HKJDGE, DOROTHX' PINE CARIDLYN MINNERS, LEWIS MORRIS EDWIN HIJLMER, ROSE CIRELLA BETTY CHERITREE, FRED CAssIDY BETTY ANDERSON, STANTON SIINIIN1 LEWIS MIJRRIS, SYLVIA WOOD IEAN ANDERSON, TONY POPOLASKI IANET MILLAR, SALVATOR DESANTA JEAN ANDERSON, FRED CASSIDY CSEORGE CLAYTON, RUTH KULLBERC, SIS LEWIS CARROLL BREEN, PAT SCHNEIDER ROSE GRELLA, EDWIN HCJLMER MILDRED PELCHER, TONY POPIJLASKI CORNELIUS CYLEARY, FLORENCE WEINSTOCK