Sarah Hale Vocational High School - Mannequin Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

JARah J 4t£ ' ' ' ' mONAi w ' oc V 2 J] J JiJU 4 4- ' .J ij j I J ' 4 mttu u . .- ! J I J o - - 1 ? l M A N N E Q U N . i - K lTi7 Piihlivhrd bv the C:ia of Junr 19.i2 Sarah J. Hair X ' ncatioiial High School Brooklvn, N. ' . Mar L. Drtw, Principal VOLUME XII JUNE 1952 NUMBER 2 M t-y Drew Publisher Manuscript r )«.ir Ciiaduatfs: June 1932 When ()u were a pn-kindergarten tot it thrilled you to have an older person read you a stor from nur m rv own book, ' ou played with the children in the story and with tiicir pitv. and it was verv real to vou. In school, through the bookv you read, you became actjuainted with nianv peojile in other lands: vou knew what the ate. how thev drevsed. what the did and how they livid. Later, when iiu joined the publii librar ou discovered that inanv books were written on every subjec t man was interested in. Books on travel, science, art. jjoetrv. romance, fiction, drama, religion, on the history of every country, on transportation and occupations, fill the shelves from the floor to the ceiling of many libraries in rnanv lands. Great ple.isnre. inlorniatinn. inspiration and guidance are lound in these book--. They hel]) to mold the li -es of the peojjfe. When despot-, seek to destroy .i people, they burn their books, and the people mourn dccpK. Perhaps ou now own a lilirarv ol nn ' own. ' ou chose the books with tjreat care and often at a real s.k rili( e, but those books are precious, and have true Wdrlh for you. As you go out into the world vour interests should widen and theie will he many difTerent kinds of books that xou will buv as your taste develops. 1 he books nii own and the books (iu read are vour triends. C hoosc them wiseK and treat lliem well. Ol course, no libraiv. howevei ' small, is comjilcMe with- out a tew ol the classics, a lew books ol spec i.il inieiists. and The Bible. One caution -you cannot live in a world t f iiooks alone. I ' he work ou do. the people vou meet, the friends vou make, the pleasures ou scik. the experiences ou live through, plus the books vou reail will, all toucther. in.tke our lile a fuller and a richer one. As the hour of parting draws near, let me point out to you that the many ex- periences of vour student davs here liave provided real material Irom which vou have composed a verv memoralile book om ii own class Mmiiii (jtini. Its value will increase with the ears. as its ccmtents t.ike on a luller and deejjer meaning. Everv time vou open this book. i:)u will hear me sa to cui. ' Heartiest Oin- gratulations ujxjn your Graduation. . nd may God go with you alw iys. Sine crelv. Principal Preface Four anxious vcais of wailiiiL, ' . for our thrillitiu iiionii-nt of graduation, aic oxer at lout; last. As we look l),i( k we sec thai we lia r limit up not onls our l)odir . hut our nniiiiv as will, with the strcnuth ol know li ' dijc. VVc arc like a lihiaiA ol v.ist Icarnint;: each one ol n- .1 hook ol wcll-lcarncd larts: v vr |ia!;c. Iillid with pni ions know h (.Itjc. !■ have hccn |)ii-pai( ' d to t.ikr our |)lac cs in thi- luturi-. With minds alert, we have set a goal: the .ittainment ol sueeess. As eharaetcrs in a hook moti -.ite the thinking .nid plot of a storv, so liavc our parents, teac hers and |)rini ipal aideti us in our never ending c|uest for knowledge. For this we are indeed grateful. . ' t times it was hard for us to see what these ])eo])le so wiseiv knew, hut. eventualK, their lo ing guidance and patience helped us to iniderstand. Each chapter ol oiu ' lile in Sarah J. Hale (ontaiiis ' aluable intonnation jjrcparing us lor our dailv li ing. Graduation is onlv one ol the manv chapters in our liook ol ife. This means the heginning ol new interests. Sorrow and hap- piness will he inter-mingled mam times hclore the final chaiUer is written. In vears to come, wt- will look liack o ' er the happ ' times spent in these halls ol learning, rcmemhering it was here in Sarah J. Hale that we were taught to be hel|jful and useful citizens of this, our great country. And we will put into practice every day of our li ( s a creed de( plv imbued within us; Love thv Neighbor. Mav we close this preface with the wish that this, our Mo - ncqu ' in of June 1952, will be one of the rnemor.ible and treasured chapters in a never-ending volume tor us all. GEORGETTE HARK. cable of drntrnts PACIE Title Pae;e 1 Miss Drew. Publislici 2 Mamisci i|:)t 3 Prcfarc 4 Table oi ( lf)iit(nis 5 Mrs. McNcrs. Authdi 6 juiiidr Miss 7 Maiini ' f|uiii Jdurnal H-9 The Plav ' s tiic I ' hint; ID-I 1 Sarah llal ' ( ilossar 12 Sonti; Anthology 1 ;•! First Ixlitioiis 14-1 ) Best Sillcis 16 ' l pr Setters 17 Best S(4lcis 18-3(1 Baitlett ' s I ' amiiiai Quotes ' ;■; 1 Proof Readers 32-34 BindiMs 35 Agents 36 PuhlieitN StalT 37 Puhlishin;; House 38-42 Footnotes 43 Literary Guild 44-47 Bibliooraphx 48-53 Finis 54 Pen Names 55-56 Author June 1952 Dear Graduates, o . x graduatidii from high school brings to a close another chapter in vour Book ol Lite. In days to come, however, as vou turn the pages of the Mainu ijuin. vour Senior Yearbook, memory will turn back the pages of your high school life. Then you will relive many of its episodes: the happy times, the sad times, the activities in which you participated. You will also recall the people in vour high cho()l story, your fel- low-students and your teachers, as well a-- the subject-- vou studied and the serviics vou gave to your school. It is our dearest wish that, thiough all these pages and through those still to be written, there will run a strong, true theme tving u ) all the chapters in vour Book of Life as you write a purposeful story of high aims, understanding ot true values, service to your country, and a strong faith. Sincerely, Admiiiislialiie Astistanl V i f- Dear ' Diary . A few ctavs ano. ur ir( ' i ' i fci a i;ilt Iroin Miss Pt)lizzi : three hcdra, ;;, iled liasjs, usinsi; the alias. Iliiiliatiire lieati-iiiodels. ' ere thev a mess! Stiingx hail ' , mi iii.ike-u|)! Awhill Miss C ' .iiusd. mil petite. Ik ,illt i llhuie te.u ller. inspired u ti) va e a magic wand and create jlani(irnus inan- nei|nins. We drew lots lur the privilege nl ic- jiivenatiiig these creatures. Carmen Colon cre- ated Renee: Marie Castellano ' s master]3iece was Pepe; Marie Amabile designed a new drapi ' , as well as hair-stvle and make-u]j. and there she was — Denise! The girls relished the task ol turning Macheth ' s Three Weird Sisters into The Dazzling, Chic Trio. D ari , Dear Gee, it feels good to he a senior. We ' ll he experiencing all we have only been able to ob- serve, till now. The excitement of exams, the Prom, Senior Day, last minute preparations, re- hearsals, and then ... no more waiting! We will have in our hands out dil ov a, represent- ing four years at Hale. Dear Diary. Todav, the freshies lound out we ha e manv extra-curricular activities here at school. We ha ' e the Leaders ' . Choral, Newman, Trin- it Clubs. MdnntijUDi , and still others. I hopi- to get into the Honor Society! The Senior Dance will be upon us soon. Senifir Fine Dav is .March !i. (lan ' t w.iit lor the Prom! yW Z f Z i Dear Diary, Since- Hale- w. isn ' t a co-ed scliocil. 1 h.idn ' t thought there would be iiian sports. Was I mist.iki-n! riiough wi- don ' t have a footb.ill tc-.un. i- coni]jensate with sports suitai)le lor c)ung ladies. Solt b.ill .iiid c)llev ball .ire |)l.i cd In the lovsir teriiieis: basketball, the l.ivorite g.ime. is pl,i ed bv the U|)pil- termers! . iicl e ' ' e also learned to trip ihi- lit;ht l.in- t.lstlC. Dear Diary. When our teacher gave us our last library lesson, m curiosity was aroused. I decided to satisfy it b re.iding on inv own. .So m own elloits. .ulded to wh.it wi- have been doing in school, have paved a road of adventure for nie: f.intastic-. mythical, romantic ex])eriences, p.iinted with vivid words, lie before us. Dear Diary. The seeds I pl.mted lour years ago have born the fruits of educ .ition. Just as a tree needs water to grow, so did I recjuire the advice and hel|) of my teachers. With their aid, I expanded inv branches of knowledge. As I approach ma- turits, I look back pi-oudly ,it my accomjilish- nients. Dear Diary. With lli.it Big Da dr.iwing ever nearer, our futuic looms large before us. .A few of the girls would like to carve out professional careers for themselves; others intend to get married and do their p.irt to incrc-ase our po])ulation. But wh.itever their ambition. I ' m sure thev will all have successful futures. Whal do 1 iiant? Why, .1 c. ' in-er fust, .md thrn a home! Chairman: Savina . Ioiisi; . nne Blish, Charlotte Davis, Rovem.irie De Fina. Margie De Luca. journal ' Dear ' Diary, It ' s FAD! FAD! FAD! Smnething u ' lr came out in sihool today. lt a killer! Ballet shoes and dansilinc; earrings! What will the girls think ol next? Fur deiorations in the hair was some- thing that went out as last as it eamc in. Will. Hale is an all-girl school. Alter all, what iKe can voii expect liom women? ' Dan Diari . Wasn ' t it t-h-r-i-1-l-i-n-g to talk about our tavorite heau! We ' ll probabK be surprised to see ourselves maniid to some one wi- least sus- pected would be the one. Just lor lim. Fll jot down Willi Lulls W ' hiiin and sait to see what the outcome will be. H.S, |(i cs J.P. - T.E. lov.s A.S.— M.L.M. lovev j.C. -R.A.S. loves . . . Hush! DiW Diary, In this graduating c lass. June ' ' i2. (|uite a h ' w girls can display i areer paste-ups. Marilyn Jones of class 81A has a|)peaicd on T.V. and is going to continue her i areer in tap dam ing alter graduation. P.itricia Tarallo is a nieniber ol a dancing grouj). the Junior Rockets. Pat also intends to continue her career after conimeiice- inent. Broadwav, here the (cime! Dear Diarif, It ' s iIiiiiiil;. do. but ne i ' r tin! fhaduation ilav is a-coming. We ' re determined to do our best to win some ol those tantalizing awards. There are (.|uite a lew: the two for costume design, one tor sketching and one lor construction; the Gloria for hair styling: the gold medal for the regents: a hiishniid for cooking. If only evi ' iv- one might win at least one award. How about including a husband for all? We ' ll jjetition Miss Diew! Dt ' ar Diary, With graduation da ' so close, the poet with- in nie must express ms Pet Peeves. This poetic masterpiece is entitled Our 1 a (v ( that I :till luirr scf A iiiiuk III vv ' i ' ■lilt (liidiii oil nil ' : Or hull til sit nil lliini luird (hairs — Then liai ' f to iiiinl tlu i ndless stairs! Dear Diary. Wliite dresses, moist eyes, happy, happy inem- oiies; (iraduation will h - a dav of mingled emotions. There will b - the r.ijjtuie ol .u tualh actjuiring our dijilmiui. lor which wi- have stri ' en lor loiu ' Ncars; there will be the sorrow of p.irting with tile de.ir Iriends we li.ive known in this phase ol oiu lile. Dear Diary. My last (ontest as a senior POSTL ' RE QUEEN! I ' m one of thirls -two candidates elected from each program lunnber. iwider the diic ' ction of the Health Ed Dep.iilinent. Will the .S ' ( rrl judges (guess who) elect nie Queen or Lady-In-Waiting? Do I rate FOl ' R P ' S — Posture, Poise, Personality. Person.d Ayi- |jearance? PRIZES: Gold Oscar and Corona- tion Robe. Caown, Glamorizing Treatmc ' nts, courtesv of our Trade ] e]3artments. Isabelle Johnson, Marilvn Jones, Savina Morisi. Helen .S.mtarpia. .Anna Viscomi Sarah Male glossary Authors PRi:rA(;i-: When a Ixiok is u i iltcii, this author, foi ' one, feels that certain tech- nieal or speciaH ed terms used in her book need e |)lanation. Ihat is the purpose ol this L;Iossa ry: a sort oi dictionar} ior my newest edition of Mannequin. Naturahv. this glossary, ot necessity, has (hstincti c meaninL,rs. P.S. Teachers, t us is not for your ryes! So-o-, don ' t read s liat fol- lows. Clonfidentiai. top-secret, purely-for-students ' -cyes information is listed. ACCl ' RAC Copying your neighfjor ' s answer next to the correct (|uestion number. Bl.r, ( ' 1 A strong form of bot- tled, liquid sunlight. HOHin ' IM. A tool used, un- fortunately, to ruin the finish on desks; al.so, Bobby ' .s new lapel jewelry. COLLAPSIBLi: Pertainmg to a fool-proof alibi, after cross- examination by a teacher. DJ ' T ' .MLS Gabby girls ivill get all the how ' s and why ' s. 1)1 j Kat surreptitiously before lunch period. Then buy the daily special. F.ASri.XI.RS Oirls with lots of friends. FR ■ To be put on the pan to face the S.S.G.O. Court for that last misdeed. G. T H 1 : R INC. Lunchroom so- cials. H1S■! ' ()R Book of Dates. Is he something! Liri-.R A! TRl. The comic books behind the text books. MWK I Rl Prescri|)tion for Hale-ites who ha e fallen out with their beaux. . r, 1. 1)1, IS Hale tongues a-wag- NII- ' PI.R A sharp, slick letort in an argument. n |( ) S Test marks that leave us crying. PlNAl ' ORi: If ;i trap is loo.se, get a pin-a-fore it rips. (Be brave and bear those puns.) IMNKINCp burning color when you learn the results of your tests. RARI, Getting back a pencil borrowed by a friend. SrC:GF,SS Getting to the front of the line in the lunchroom. I ' Rl AN I Ol I IGKR Talent Scout specializing in absentees. X ' ACri ' M Our heads before, during, and after tests. X ' lTLS Loop holes the girls are always looking tor. Oh, veil, where art thou. ' ' OKl ' .S Material written for Mr. Telexision, o t h e i ' w i s e known as Milton Berle. ROSLMAR 1)1. IINA III.LI.N .SANTARPIA 12 Scmg Anthology LOOK WHAT THOUGHTS WILL DO wc passed! WHY DON ' T WE DO THIS MORE OFTEN? rajiid dismissal HAPPY TIMES holidays ITS A GREAT FEELING graduating ONE MEATBALL 32c special in our magnificent cafeteria THREE BELLS Lieutenant wanted in KiS JEALOL ' SY you passed; 1 didn ' t SLOWPOKE getting to the next class after lunch UNDEGIDEI) Freshie ' s quandary: beauty uUurc OR dnssmaki)i!i? IT ' S ALL IN THE (;AME dental notes or no basketball ML ' LE TRAIN Stampede to the lunchline IT ' S NO SIN vou, too, nia be a senior CR ' reading Macbeth SH R I M PB( )A ' IS driver education NE ER can I Hunk inv academic regents with Miss SasuK and Miss Growlev as my teachers COLD. C:OLD HEART teachers uho m.nk bv averages BLUES IN THE NIGHT hhoommeewwoorrkk i nn,) ,n„ld sjirU) AND SO TO SLEEP a dull lesson! ho hum! ROTATION BLUES nine periods a day TELL ME the answer, p-1-c-a-s-e! ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN ' cau-e we passed our tests! DEAR HEARTS AND (;ENTI,E PEOPLE our tc.u hers, ever-loving! LONGING FOR ' Or end-period bell BE THE (;001) l.OK!) W ILLING we ' ll he back; this timi ' as teachers! MA ' FIIE GO(M) LORD BLESS AND KEEP OV Sara J. Hale. Miss Man- L. Drew. Mrs. Doroth M. Mesers. and all our teaihers! R()SL N I t KF.K ROSEMARIK 1)1. riN. .MARIAN HRODKIX i ' .R()NIC:A S.Wros 13 PA-Vr t A T f lo Meirtj ' ' - ■hjaM.1 . ( ' Y ' Zype Setters June 1952 Dear Graduates. This i vour Book! It is a privili-t;!- to be a part of it. for. as vour adviser. I am aware that it NVinbolizes the fulfiUnient of four arduou vears of accoinplishnicnt. How wonderful it is to he a senior. Your hopes, vour aInbition . all have been realized and vou are now a graduate. Our happv hours together will e er lie fondlv eherished in my memories. Have courage to face- thi- future, for your training in Sarah Hale has prepared vou to meet new problems and experiences with confidence. Mav happiness and success be yoms. Sincerely. . N E CREENBERG Srnior Advisir Fannie Rasino President Lucy Giacona Vice-President Rita Rizzuto Secretary Dolores Guadagno Treasurer Senior CHas.s Ofiicers 17 • ETHEL ADAMS T.W Pacifu- Street 1 rade Dressmaking — Clustom Order Cookie . . . enjoys Eniilish . . . Dou!;lai ' s her beau . . . nice penonnlily. Business Staff Miiyinequin. I- ' or- uin Club, Senior Party, Open School Night, Dancing Club. H J nequin IE ALBA.NESE 52 Street ressniaking — To-Wear ' .■Inn . . . mad about trade . . . i ive her baseball . . pet p fj r history. O., Business Stall ' Man- Senior Party, Alumnae Meetings, Fashion Show, As- sistant to Miss Cantwell, Gym and Tournament Awards. , . MARIE AMABILE ■ 1 744 East 5 Street Beauty Culture ,Muke . . . favors beauty ' Mture . . . loves gym . . . Frank ' s her man. S.S.G.O., President of Leader ' . ' Club, Glee C ' lub, Sehior Class Secretary, Senior Party, Fashion Show, Hair Styling Show, Gym Plavs for Pin. f Awards, . ssisted in 2 1 y Miss Schmidt, P.S.A.L. THERESA BAINLARDI 511 Rutland Road Trade Dressmaking — Ready-To-Wear erry . . . loves Carl above . . . watch that temper . . . very sociable and gets along with everyone. Business Staff Mannequin, Sin- Fashion Show, Prom I Vr ior Party, Fashio ,jr Committee. rViALYl LAVLNIA A r vX 2910 West . BANIIN 21 Street Beauty Culture Sally . . . likes history . . . favors photography. Forum Club, Senior Party, Hair Styling Show. GEORGETTE BARR 185 4 Avenue- Trade Millinery George . . ■ enjoys English . . . basketball fan . . . Joe ' s her beau. Honor Society, S.S.G.O. Coun- cil, Leaders ' Club, Green and Gold. Typing, Business, Liter- ary Staffs Mannequin, Orchis- tra. Forum Club, Fashion Show, Hostess, Assistant to Miss Sher- man, Mrs. Scalea, Mrs. Olm- sted, Music, CJym and Tourna- ment Awards, Proficiency Pin, Science Certificate. 18 ]: w ' - • ' ' est( i tf t i j alk:e barrl ' co t)30 President Street Beauty Culture Sister . . . skating hobbyist . . . Lul.u ' s her man . . . she ' s always singing. fiusiness Staff Mannequin, New- man Club, Bank Monitor for 2 vears. D1AN. BAVAZES - 1117 40th Street Trade Dressmaking Ready- ' Fo-Wear Red . . . oh boy! lunc enjoys dancing . . . her Joe. Business Staff Mannequin, Gl Club, Fashion Shfiw, M u s . wards. ,.. ( ' )K. KLE ' ICHIK ■ • ■ ' - 1804 llalUij; .Str et ' Beauty -fculture ' ■ - Lucky . . . favors costfietoj-,. _ ogy . i . roli !r ' ..skatin s ' her. hobby. . . pet peeve: home- ' work. ' ■ - A.- Business Staff Mannequin, Q ep tUub. Newman Ciluh, XI ii i c . ward. MARY BELLO-MO  ' 156 Sackett Stre , Trade Dressmaking- - Custom Order Chubby . . . skating hobbyist . . . Buddy ' s her guy . . . ooli. ' homework. t ' ■h ANNE BLISH 589 East 37 Street Costume Design Cons Enjoys art most . . her hobby . . . oh! that sideration on subways . . a good disposition. Fashion Show, Smock Contest Winner, Green and Gold .Asso- ciate Editor. ;1e truction y ■• imming ' s ' i neon- ; Ji suchy , yi lETTY BLOUNT. ; , P 669 Bath Avenue J V ade Dressnuiking — ' J a. [V Ready-To-yv ' ear ■ Jh BETTY 1 Tra i ' Red . . . gym ii .her ' j)iy . . . baseball fan . . . ' ' Howara hff beau. S.S.G.O., Glee plub, A.ssislant to Mrs. Klein,! Music Award, Pournament AKvards., y. Sellers J ). y 96 ' Third gj ' e J ooh foolish • J Bf-aut)- fcHilturt SwimVning ' s hei sporl . SonnJ. . , ,1 p ' i peevt . joohsh ness . A fiieitily. ' A Honor Society, Business St.ilT Manneqydn, Newman Clul ' ice PrcsidtVit, Senior Party, Assist- anty ' ro Mrs. jft;nrthy, Cosme- tofogy .-Vward b, . ssisted in Beauty Culture Play, Prom Committee, P.S.. .L. Pins, Gym .Awards, .Assisted in Civni .As- sembly. EILEE.X BOVD 18 Vernon . venue Beauty Culture ny hobbyisi . . . her beau ' i pet peeve: falseness hey say she ' s fickle, but ' s Start Mannequin. h ETducation .Award. r.A ILYN C. BR.AB.A.M J 2!n 18 Street V V ei - Culture '  • ffwoiite . . . bnse- lUfan . . . Jini ' in ' s her man c n CJlcejliikif, PJlTVestra, Hair St l- 1 t h Education •sident in Mis.s Music .Award. M.ARI.AN BRODKIX 555 East 5 Street Trade Dressmaking — Custom Order .Sweetness . . . enjoys art . . . her man ' s Aaron . . . pet peeve: homework. S.S.G.O., Green anil Gold, Bus- iness Staff Mannequin. Senior Party, Fashion Show, .Assist. uit to Miss Sherman, Miss Lepow- sky, Mrs. DiBuono. I, i b r a r Squad, Open School Week E - hibits. Tournament .Award, Mil- ry Posters. MILDRED BROOKS 223 Georgia .Avenue Trade Millinm J!a ' ' :i{ ' . . .tiavoni, iulii.il: Pwiii: . - . ciic k ' M Donald ' s fur heaii. ' Stres, Talent Sholv and .Skits. I D ttMik ' l-LC- I I - -l ' L.AUR.A C.AFM:ko- Y-- 2668 Stillwell .Avenue , , y ' Beauty Culture V C - ' -- . ' ' Favors Eniiltsh . . iskatinl hob- byist . . . she ' s Joey ' s «!rl . ' . ' ' )LC ' ' ooh! homework. A r S.S.G.O., Business StafT MajLLn nequin. Senior Party, n %? ' Club, Gym .Awards, .Assisted in - . . Gym .Assembly. y M.ARIE C.APP.ARELLI , 2321 West Street 25 Trade Dressmaking — Ready-To- Wear Cappie . . . trade ' s her fa- __. vorite . . . swimminii ' s her hobby C ic. _ • y ' -c . . . oh! Carlo S.S.G.O., Assistant to M Greenburg, Gym Awards, Milk ' r ' - Squad. - U Ready- 1 o- Jear iViutiie . . . Uaseball far Robert ' s i er iy . . Jtf u-nils say she ' s ve rournamentV Xvyi cI, Dancing Club MILDRED CARTER ' vf ' 363 South 5 Street CUjstiinie Design Constructiim Effjr uTs ide abnvc ll . . .hAse- bal s fid sfrfn-1l (- fftyfevc : Eighth Aij fue Subway . . . one you can expend on Honor SociBtjvftuMjjIegjA itcr- ary StafTs Aia)inequi?i Krcri ' tav Foj;um Cl ui ) Semor P ty Host? I i ji(£ fi JS sy s ;i yTt • rrimble Miss Linn, Dr. King, Health Education .Award, Open School Night. .X.NTOINETTE C.ASSELL.A , 219 .Avenue I | Trade Dressmaking — Riady-To-Wear Xetla . . . favors trade danciiii hobbyist . . . J-iay ' s h, beau. j S.S.G.O., Leaders ' Club, BVisi- ness StalT Mannequin. Glee, ' Club, Senior Party, .Alumnae i (., Meeting, .Assistant to Mrs.  FerruUi, Miss Shcmian, Fashion- ' Show. H i s t o r v .Award, (; ni . w.ird. l.LCY C.ASTELL.A.XO 316 Classen .Avenue- Trade Dressmaking — Ready-To-Wear .Shorty . . . enjoys trade bes . . . baseball hobbyist . . . her beau ' s Pal. Business Staff Mannequin. New- man Club, Fashion Show, ( ni Medals, Gym Chevrons. M.ARIE L. C:.ASTELL.ANO 85 Saint Marks Place iiutv Cjjiltur ) ' cul- hobby her guy in ess - ■- ■■ r J- • L ' V ' l 1 A  TMIl li.-,nit) ( (iltuM Af fi trijKi i.ii h . .  ( ' . dancinii . . . hH rrttiu ' s Jor . Businoss Stall Mii!tftf.yuin ' H ' ' man CluV, Senior nan Clmj, Stnii : :(? n JE.NMK R. CF.RAMl 143 Harmon Street Tract- Drrsiinaking — R(. dy -Wear ,J ira(le ' i her ffijtorile f . . . pet ' i , , J?Mh or SHo - V, Businjis Sta b SHow.) (y)l(ih, Assistant S fi Drivine; Aw i ?!; C)hev Small H. V I ' A ' IRIClA-(:4lll 4NO, I IIH S8 Street , U-M Bejiit Culture, I rat . . :nN ' : lover . . . br ibnlt f ;n pet peeve: S.G.I ), BuiJ n( Si. ill M l l- nequm. Glef (,!luh, Newman Club, Fashion Show) Hair St l- ing Show, Assi taiit to Miss Boyd, Commendation for Science, Gym Chevrons, Tour- nament Awards, Newman Cli:b Speaker in Plays. . DOROTHY CHADWH K WU7 MfWfn..lcf Axeiiii. Beauty ( lilltui Sovmt ' ' erij ; ' - ht ' suti r nl- I:.,, . ■ ,. h.j eball . . . S.,n ,, ' n,.,u. Iil..«lll. .« St.di ' . t.inu,- Hiii St lui« .Shuv ' , Av- I :.MllI I- I 1 H ' rii n, Mrs. M.,ri., I ' .s L Award, Gym Award, Cosnu ' tetlogs ' .Xward. THERESA K. CHMILARSKI 608 Cloney Islajjd . venue I , H(ea|Hty Qy(ture .y . favprs histoJj hob qtiin. S.S G.O., Glee Club) SenioV Partv. Music Awards, Histuf; iVW id. Prize for BeaiifCmiun . ANTOINETTE CICCONE ' ' ; 230 7 Street ' ' Beauty Culture Anita . . . history ' s hi fn- vorite . . . baseball jan . . . ' jlii ho -■ ' ' S 1 Kd:t lil h i., I ' ,;osnu ' ti-tl( A K. C beau ' s JoQtri)f: ' ' Business StafT M tnnequin. onieworK, i j .S.G.O., Business Staff MankeY] A uin, Newman Club Repn--y ' sentative, Hostess, C:osmet |io.av Award, .Assisted in Hair Stvliiiic Show. 20 i linjoys Kni lt ' h oni posit ion i ood at siciritrntiii . . . riislikes people putting on airs . . . has a humorous attitude. S.S.G.O., Business Staff Man- nequin. Newman CUub, Fasliion Show, 100 ' ; Club. CARMEN C:0 102 Bahic Stfe ELIZABETH COLON 241 South .3 Street Trade Dressmaking- - Custom Order Known to all as Lizzy . . . loves trade . . . favors baseball . . . very sweet. S.S.G.O., Business Staff Man- nequin. F a s h i on Show, G t . ward. . Sf S G y A si n ess ne uiH xfrchestra, THERESA A. COTRONEO 49 North Portland . venue C Costume Design Construction Terry . . . loves trade . . i i hobby is swimriiino , . . beau: J m. . ,i .Arthur. ' A. ' ' TJ JL J Business Staff Mannequin. New- V man Club, Fashion Show, Host- - ' ess. Gym .Award, in . ssemblv. Gvm Dancing ;te 1 TERESA CRESCENT 412 In Street J Trade Dressmaking — j( . Ready-To- Vear Tessie . . . favors trade . baseball athlete . . . in love with Donald. Business Staff Mannequin. Sen- ior Party, Fashion Show, Gym .Awards, I ' alent Show, School Play, Senior Play, .Assistant to Mrs. Ferulli in F ' ashion Show. •J- Sellers , NORA (JRl-SK inj K.iM U ' ) StiPt-r li.id ' Dirssinaklnt; —  -_ . Rfady-T ' o-VVcar y histf n ' . . . tntul about c ig . ■ . Eiiriie Ro ' er ' i hei ' ht-nu . . .jalwfiys i ejieio ' is. S.S.G.O., Orchestra, Fashion Show, Graduation, Dancing Club. • JLI.JA (.:RLZ 9H Washington Stri-cl GostuftK- lHt;iign Cooatn ct fCf a, kick out nf trnJir ' ' habbylis baiebidl . .{ pet pe ve: hiilotif :- .- . is a fiaid Marker. S.S.G.O. Council, Bu « rs Staff Mannequin, Gym Awards, REGI.NA CULHANE 416 Second Street VrA Room Night, Newman ,o- T M j,; i {- ' W rjp. ROSE DAGOSl INO !i Monaco Place eauty Culture lunch . . . enjoys ilanc- :n in.J bowling . . . javt ' is liolTiricoiK . . . enjoys help.ii:: people. huviness St.iH Mannequin. I ' Aii- Cluli. Ihi ii s,j Towel MonitoT, Da-nniJg_ iTi Stage (gym). HARLCri ' lE DAVIS 102 ybtilicrlaiid Walk I ' xJer Dressmaking — CuMO ! Order • . . . ,-cl- . . Robert . pet peeve: ess Stall Mnn- sid  Forum iss Sasulv, L ' ouyii ' ame.llit I.A ard, Chevron Ward, C|ii( TT S e h o o 1 , ight. TalerU S imv, Julia Riehmt. nd H. S7 Discussion, Senior Da ' Play, Human Relations ( ' luh. ROSE MARIE DEFINA 594 East New York Avenue Costume Design Construction Nickname Babe . . . enjoys nglish . . . likes baseball . . . ttpeeve: double play Duke ,A ' ny0-- f) , j ' Ph ' Oto.grapHK ' y Literary Stalls ■ fann qSlth, N e w m a n Club, J Club, nV Awards, Human Re- 1 latisAs CKib, Hale Rep, in Visit toHAno er School, Editor-in- ' ef Mannequin. VIVIAN C. DEFRANCESCO . 1281 :!9 Street ,,__|,. Trade Dressmaking — Ready- To- Wear V ' innie, as known to all . . . favors English . . . loves roller skating and bike riding . . . i ood at history. Business Staff Mannequin. Sen- ior Party, Open School Night, flym Award, .Assistant in I ' lav to Miss Charles. NINA DEMONICO 109 Hull Street Beautv Culture Known to all as Gnbb loves lunch . . . hobbit dancing and bowling . . ivays late. Business Stall Mannequin Club, . ssistant to Mrs. tiers and Miss Zinkand, iiietology Certificate. CATHERINE DEROSA TW Mvrtle Avenue Be.uits Culture KVii ■ ■ ■ loves trade . hobby is look rig at moves enjoys being syinpathetic. .Assistant to Mrs. McC ' arth Gvm .Awards, Class Represent, i livi 4 term. . 1VRNA S DOV; 71-4. ' l llhO Trad ilTV. C Readliflo-Wr Nicknaiuwis h ' tck ' r. . fl iores liada . . . loves Ifti skating liieifis say shj laui hs too t uch. I? II S i n e sj, Tin ■lijj:i aphv Staffs Mannerjy n. F.ibliinii Show, (iyni Aivards. , . ANNA D ' URSO 652 61 Street Trade Dressmakin.g Custom Ord Favors art . ■ . hobby pet peeve sweet. Business Stall Maffhequin .Awards. j 21 u iJ ' ■ ■ ■ ' jj Honor Socii-t ' iT k. Hair Stvling J,l I ' A I Kiel A DWVl.R -Jf ' Grri-ngrovr Avrmic Brauty Cailturc . Known to all as Paiti . . . ly; favors trade . . . Jimmy ' s her ? . J henu . . . ive dislike her giggling. t ' , (jreen and Gold. g Show, Assistant to liss O ' Connor and Mrs. Om- rs, Class Secretary, Attend- ance Awards, H. Ed, Awards, Participated in English Essav contest in 4 term. Dance on arents ' N ' ight-H. Ed. LEOXA EASON Stiiyvesant .- venue dc Dressmaking — Custom Order Xicknanse Sweety . . . javots trade . . hobby is dancing . . . in love zcith Chris. Business Staff Mannequin, Sen- ior Party, Prop Girl in Fashion Show, .Assistant to Mrs. Bel- ucci, .Attendance .Awards, Gym .Awards, Entered .Art C ontest. AUDREY FELtSTEIN 2849 W ' _est 37 Street • J Beauty Cultimf: , y J Gummy . , . Loms: ii Mru „., he„u. V ' - ' ' -- - ' ■ ycADRIE.NNE R. FISHMAN JU. -- ' 72 Howard Avenue , . Uest — H1Z.V S ' K M. roRulNA IL ' t D.Kalb . venui|W tj ' I t ,i ic- ' DressirakinK-T ' fj J Ready- wlWvI XU Known as Sue I .l oves tr((m . . . favors boivlinjr . . . Vie Tl- ways thinks bHiffe jutnpift to conclusions. Business Staff Mannequin, Sen- ior Partv, Fashion Show. ■ J- Beauts CiiUui Nickname Ann ' L . . English . . I favors basebtUl oy hiefndsna Busii«;SS Staff Mannequin. Sen enjo !il . . , e IS fliit iony. j ir ' ' - nr:oletiv f flH tx C ulture Known nTall tjs Xickie lives traife . V. i Cy hili g j.Mjli.4li f h ' aysJree:ing. yvS.O.O., Businessigt; ff;V « - qu n Newman C 1ti4: . f. n1 - Tn-VWa • ■■; ;: )i I 1 ( 1 M . I me me t:;iil to lif l;eiiil ' - , Nf 111, M .s S.,M.1 . , . . L1 IE FLORIO 1401 36 Street Beautv Culture I ■; | all as Ann . . . li ' funce . . . sport is base - . dislikes homework. I cicty, S.S.G.O., Bus - aff Mannequin, Glee ili, Forum jd ' V ' ' ) Nfwman il.. Fashion{W iw, Hair Styl- Show, lOJja Club, .Assistant Mi--; (arireo. Open School ' II-, Cl.iv Secretary, B. C, d.il, ' 1 ' II ' ' • Medal, Gym •dal ' l Commendation in cos- tolo y for 3 tcnns, Tourna- ■nts, Newman Club Plav, B Play. rACHEL FONTANAROSA Fourth .Avenue ,idi ' Dressmaking nakm . lOAN GARLAND 330 51 Street Beauty Culture essie . . . loves her trade . . . favors dancing . . . in love with Charlie. Business .Staff Mannequin. Sen- ior Partv, Senior Dav Entcrtain- nient. fS fe ' Allen. Staff Man- Hub, .Senior ■, Hostess, 4 rtt Show. SANTA GENTILE 29 Douglass Street rade Dressmaking — Custom Order .Sandy . . . dancing bug . Joe is her beau , . . what • median. ' S.S.G.O., Business Staff Man mquin. Fashion Show, 100 ' ' ; Club, .Attendance .Award. n- ' Sellers J 1 ' b 1 . -J LLt:V GIACONA , S72 18 Street Beauty Culture Favonte nibject: luruh . . . Charlie is her benu . . . pel peeve: homework . . . shf the beauty. J, S.S.G.O., Business Staff Mmi- ■J i nequiti, Newman Clluh, Senioi ' AcUass Vat-c ' -Pres ' Lckent, lOO ' e Z ' (CUub, Hostess, Gym Tourna- tiu-jit-s; Daj fci- on Stagi- III As KLEANdfe. GIOVANELLI f)4; 11 Street ' Trade Dressmaking - Custom Order Kifowtt IIS Pussy ■ . . ,lpves hinck . . . disV.kes hoiiien-ork . . . ' penoniiltty plwi. S,S.G.O., Leaders ' Club, Busi- ness Staff Mannequin, Fashion Show, tivm Award. m GR. HAM : n A lMUlr .SH)tlKmii o-Wear . hobb bean Albert J tin; ' AT, , pjifiip Jll (saffiyjpi Business. ' Sea 7 l ifw ' . .; j Clubjj yVj in. AssiS ai I.I Miv Maseol, Musx wlTd, I oui iiainent, y DOLORES J. ' ' GREENE 606 Clinton Street Trade Dressmaking — Custom Order ] , •Sw ' n :- . Jy ' sbiiit: bMkfj ll e_p: jUl -l ._ ' ., Buiijiess, V i Jn X-An Jeanne j mn . pm w.A ( ihili. ;iee 4 fli, ' nn k Chill . w- aai ' ub. Si nit) ?WfWVn-.ish- ion Show, Hostesi U ; f DOtORE GLLADAGNO kM ' I ' fWd Aveiiue ' 7 ' j ; BeautN-, Culture . ' Dee ' i ' .1. ' . lAi.! cfoinietolos y ■ ■ h h.lry is fkatinsi . . Ssiveet sniile. S.S.G.p ' . Couiicil, Biisincss Stafl Mannequin Hosti ss for Mrs. Bennett, Gym .Xward ' , ' Cosmetol- ogy (3) Award. MARY GUIDO 20(1 Stanhope Street Trade Millinery Skalei . . . favorite subject: rnillineiy . . . likes to skate friendly, cooperative. Honor Society, S.S.G.O. Coun- cil, Business Staff Mannequin. Glee Club, Forum Club, New- man Club, Fashion Show, Host- ess, Assistant to Mrs. tloleman. Mrs. Kearns, T o u r n a m e n t Award, Music . ward, 1 ah nl Show, Skits. MILDRED L. HARRF.I.I 508 Monroe Street Trade Dressmaking — Custom Order Knoun IIS C.hmky . . . sport: haskethall . . . Toy is her beau . . . dislikes history. S.S.G.O.— Bar Lieutenant, Bus- iness Staff Atannequin, Choral C:lub, Glee Cllul), Hostess, .As- sistant to Irs. Coleman, Music . ward, Tournament . vvard. A HART lush .Avenue ■essmaldne OrdS ' J iss Ippolito, , Mrs Shar ' o, ( Health AwarcT ' J- ' GERTRUDE sllILV 601 Quincv Stn n - _ . Trade Dressmalmig- Ready- To-Wear .•l( );es Music . . . swim lik a fish . . . Bubha is lifi ' bea . j. . . . nice personality. V V ( J S.S.G.O.. Business Staff Man- .- ' • nequtn. Orchestra, Senior Part ' , .Assistant to Mrs. Ferrulli, Mu- sic .Award, Talent Show. - ' kKV ' SJ ' ELLA ' ULNSON - ' -Hi Carlton Avf-nir ' Ready-To-Wear Xiekname L ' l ' ootis ' !Ai. ' ! fn- voiite school sub ject s T-iac ' hei s ' .Meetnvj. . . .Jikes dhncin« . . . W ' lll ' .ain Hadley is her bean. Busine-s Stfilf ManrieJj,u:n. Glee CUub, Gle ' e-Ciluly Awafd, Sm.ill Business .Award. u-cy f LORR.MNE HOOPER 214 Lexington .Avenue Trade Dressmaking — Custom Order . . . - l.ikcs lunch . . . sood onO- Z: - skates . . . Hayden Farrell is her beau . . . tomboy! S.S.G.O., Business Stall Manne- qu-n. Typ ' ng Editor, Orchestra, Tournament .Award, lOO ' f ' ' ' ( y l . yyvt- - y Gvm (4 times). Sells Candv. t ' Ayv SuSu VIGERMIXA IRIZARRV (S- CyC -C ' yv - 16 I ' arboro Street Beauty Culture Minn Ikes cosmetoloi y . . . Frankie is hei beau . . . dis- l kes homework. Honor Society, Business Staff Mannequin. Glee Club, Presi- dent Newman Club, Assistant to Miss De Vivo, Class Secretary, Glee Club, Gym, Cosmetology, Attendance .Awards. ■y t tt-A ' - ■■ ' A •tr- , 0 y J M 1 (h 1 % MARILYN I. JONES 353 46 Street Trade Dressmaking — Ready- To-Wear ' Lymi . . . javorile subject: Eniilish . . . hobby n sk ilins; . . . Flunk is her beau. Business, Literary Staffs Mun- nequin. Choral Cluh, Senioi Party, Fashion Show, Hostes , Music, Gym Awards, 1009!. LYDL R. JL ' ARBE 101 Wasliingtoii Stre t [Costume Design C onstriution nown In all as ' Lt ' t ' ' . . . en- joys trade . . . laves lo lenil Harry is her jiifil. On en and- old. Fashion Show, Ajjsistant to Miss tiantwell, Mrs Scaled; ,3 Terms, Official Cilas- Secretary — 2 Terms. AL ' DREV KNI(;H1 74, St. Edwards Street ide Dressmaking — stom Order knanted Ronnie ' . . . lik ,iiyrn . . . like to roller skat JJ iM r is her beau. usiness tafl Mannequm Cho- ral ChiK, Cilee Club, Forum CMuli, Senior Party, Fashion ■ S+low, 101 ' ' ; .Attendance .Award, C ' lioral Club .Award. LVDLV I,EE 410 (.M.jM- venJf Mil ' radr |)lr sUlal f= 4 .efr ly..ro-Wear , . ' I ' rculr ' i liei plensure . ■jjff ves cookint; . . . , ierky is Jirrliean . . . always talki)7;; ahmil Heckx. Business Stai] ' Ma inequ (;l.()RL l.tVINSKAS 4 ' ' t Si.uih . ' ) Str.rt lie.iu( ( ■, illin( ,K-ni ' .t7i ay lotiey ' ij ovtr f swims like liiei T disfiosiliajr: .Nruiii.ni ( lul . Sen ll.iir Sivlitiu Slic.w, sist.iiit lo Mi.ss Ma eo ROSEMARY l.O.MBARDI 4714 Ascnue L I ' rade Dressmaking — Ready-To-Wear Gieen Eyes . . . enjoys trade . . . hobby is dancing . . . pet peeve: homework. Business Staff Mannequin, New- man Club, .Attendance .Awards. NO K no cr as I ' ifkie ' ' . }. loves ttade . . . iates homewoik . . . always talkirn; about Duckie. .Art, Business Staff ' Mannequin, Forum Club, .Assistant to -Mr. Greene, Demonstration Open School .Night in Room 306c as Honnaz Operator. ISE C. MAR I IRi: 356 Cfj unf)- Stuel T ade Dressmaking ,0 I O- . J- J swell iris at UV 24 Custom Order Cris . . dtslikjes hist trad is her pleas ayfiiettine ' ialonii. ' inth nirls aM a i. Business fifiKLMannequin, .As- sistant tc Miss Mantegari, Gym Chevrdti .Aw;ud. 2 C;hevrons .At- ' . tend. I nee. a | ] V PALLLNE MASlRORlLu VM ! . C 185 York Street rade Dressmaking- Custom Order Enjoys trade . . . hobby ia lu ball . . . hates homew i ood-naluted Honor Society, S.fi riess Staff Mannequin, C4ub, Newman Club, ,ince .Awards, Chevrons ALEXANDRA MAUSE ' 709 Seneca .Avenue Cosiume Design Construction .Sandni . . . enjoy, history... movie hobby . . . Harry is her beau. Honor Society, Business Staff Mannequin, Senior Party, Fash- ion Show, .Assistant to Miss O ' Connor in 210, 1 Gym and 2 Attendance Chevrons, Library Stpi.id. fellers EVIEVE McKNIGHI 1284 JftTcrson Avenue Beauty Culture own as ]eaiinie ' . . . like de . . . pet peeve: skinn ws . . . tiiiiglinsi. onor Society, Green and Gold. air Styling Show, Assistant to Miss Phelan. Miss OXUinnor. Health Ed. Award, Health Ed. .Assembly, Participated in Eng- lish Essay Contest Tcnii 4. r ' • Vi4X «L « OSE mexk:HIXO T ' 28118 StiUwell Avenue ude Dressmaking — ady-To-We-ar njovi KniiUsh . . . danchiii is her hobby . . . dislikes history likes singini in classes. Pliotography Staff Mannequin. Glee Club, Senior Party, Fash- - i« ' ' - ' Show, Tournament . ward. • C ' ' ' G Tn Chevrons, Prom Conniiit- ?r t,- ' El OS. venue rf king-j ' ' y iiij :for t ki ' W ' ' ■ ' ' y su ' e i. her OOfeftMncteristic. ; S G.O,, Bu ss ' S nf Manne- IjwiH. e:iinT«l Tjy y ' (;iee club. ! ewni.in ' ,rtlBb, ' ll  ii i o r Part . Fashion Snow, postess. Chora] Club Award, Music , w-ard. ELEANOR MIELE :!8n9 12 Avenue Beauty Culture Ellie . . . enjoys beauty cul- ture . . . sport is baseball . . . always ivilling to help i irh with their problems about the male. S.S.G.O. (2-Bar Lieutenant 1. Business Staff Mannequin. .New- man Club, Senior Partv, lOO ' ' r Club, Gym . wards, 3 Chev- rons ' t- ' ' LOUISE MfMS 159 Jefferson .Avenue lea Room Known to all as Little Lulu . . . favorite subject: Teacher ' Meeting . . . worst characteristic is talkini; . . . best characteris- tic is joking. Hostess. y i ,L 1 1 jT-i - SAVINA MORISI 647 Fifth .Avenue Costume Design Construction Savy ' . . . goe. for English . . . enjoys crime detection . . . pet peeve: baby brother. S.S.G.O. Council, Literary StatT. Mannequin. Literary Editor. Afannequin. Orchestra, ForLun r J Club, Flostess, .Assistant to Miss McKown, Certificate for .Art. Mus ' C and G in .Awards, .Award for ' outh L ' nited. ...1., ' r k OL . IORR( 153 54 Mfr )Drev.i,,,,l-:i leady- I n- . ' English . ing as a sport Anthony . . . p t vS.s.Ai bs, pf n I o r Show, Hostess, Assistant to Xliss t ' .rowlfv, Tournament Award, and Gym Chevrons, Prom Com. h. g.. y ' histor ) , ' and wman Party, jhion riA MORSELLING 276 Schaetfer Street Costume Design Construction Vee . . . ejjjoys J adv .— g! loves to siuim . . . Iiilens to friends ' tfou es. Business Staff Mannequin. Fo- rum and Newman Clubs, Fash- ion Show, Assistant to Mrs. Scalea, .Alumnae C onunittee. JOAN L. NOSIER 51 Bay 8 Streit Costume Design tionstruction Jonathan . . . trade is her favorite . . . crocheting ' s her hobby . . . pet peeve: West End Express. President Honor Society, S.S.G. O., Junior Leaders ' Club, Green and Gold. Literary Staff Man- nequin. Senior Party, Fashion Show, Hostess, .Assistant to Mr. Dif.itte and Mrs. Bengert, .Art -Medal, English Medal, T.xtile Medal. ELIZABETH O ' CONNELI. 358 President Street 1 rade Dressmaking — .Ay Ready- lo- Wear — , Betty . . . trade ' s her favorite I . . . loves lo dance . . . pet peeve: history. Business Staff Mannequin. .At- tendance .Award. 1 4 CAIHERINE P.VLMERI Jr J 36 Morgan Avenue - J Vj Trade Dressmaking — C ' . Custom Order -K ' ' ' ' ' ' Q ' ... favorite sport base- J ' Y j . . pet peeve: Dodgers J Kill) ball : . . . very friendly Business Staff Mannequin Health .Award. HELE 7 1 Patn es hislor . . ' . enjoys hasef ll . . . talks too rnuc .W . yet, is very friendly. BusinV.ss Staff Mafinequin, Gho- ral.Club Secretat v Glee J?5Uib, -Fa(■ m Club Preside it 2 T7enii S iiioir Partv, Music . ' ■ard, alVnW -Sihow, U.NJ.E.S.OQ. ruiii Distussion. j - JLC k MILDRKD PEyMiSON 216 Albrr S()uilic . ' 5radc Dn ' .ssni: kiiig — lHiUie . . . likf:s music . . . Enjoys rbtl t i,kafinii . . . her beau ' s nlimVMi Willie . . . pel peeve: li i!t ' babyish. Business Stall Mannequin, Cho- nd jt;iub, Formii Cllub, Orches- lia ralent Show, Music Award, ■ waid. JOAN ' fl PEin o ' 21J M n v Avenue ijjt Design Construction adores trade . . . swinitinni; . . . her man is Palty. Business Staff Mannequin, New- man CMul), Fashion Show, Host- ess, Assistant to Mrs. 11; ■auty C ultur Kilten ' W . . . Iinde jtnih ' imasl JiJl)hyu i .„£j iect books l er uyW !i-ruir r Jimmy. S.S iJ?)T. Business StafT M iii- ne(f in.J?itwu an Club, Sij«iui Dafice KIO ' ; CUulx 4«tr ' St 1- ini; s ov, AssisiaOf .Mis. ic. ll■lu{; _A J U ELVIRA PIECORA 133 Stockholm Street Trade Dressmaking — Custom Order Vera . . . crazy about Eng- lish . . . favorite pastime is read- ing . . . too good nalured. Business StalT Mannequin, As- sistant to Fashion Show, Clyin Awards, Assisted in Show in As- sembly. GRACE M. POLl 222 Baltic Street luity Culture Rickey J. . . beautician ' s her hat a dancei . . . oh. work again? ess Statr Mannequin, (ilec Newman Club, Orches- Scnior Party, Hair Styling Show, .- ssistant to Miss Zin- kand, Mrs. McCarthy, Music .■ ward, Gvm . ward. T lJ V, JOSEPHINE PRESICCI ,3.31 Smith Street Trade Dressmakin.g — Custom ()rd r Josie . . . just give her trade . . . baseball fan . . . gee ivhiz! homework again? Business Stall ' Mannequin. 26 i - t Ucst C A I IIERINE PRE.STON . ' ll ' ( Fenimore Street Trade Oicssmaking — Caislom Order Kitten . . . give Kitten base- hall, anytime . . . pet peeve: those Netr y ' ork Yankees . . . very friendly. Business Stall Mannequin, .As- sistant to Mrs. Logan, Miss Westcourt, Mrs. Weber, Health Award, Gvm .Xward. ' . -■ ' ( .ostunur Design Construction - j2 Ttade enthusiast . . . what a I il Jj dancer! . . . history class is jv IHERESA PUGLIESE. 41)0 Ralph .Avenue ivhere she would like to cry . . . vety helpful. Business .StalT Afannequin, Nr-w- inan Club, Sctiior Party, Host- ess, Gym . waid. ) TR() IDENCE PUCJLISl jy Evergreen .Avenue Ctsthnwe Design, Construction ' Cookie . . . aci ' pres trade . . . ctazy apout dnnfiiio _ . always iiiiling Honor Society, S.S.G.O., Busi- ness Stall Mannequin, G 1 e f Club, Newman Club, FaShTon Shows, Hostess, .Assistant to Miss Sherman, .Attendance .Award, .Alunm.ir Committee THERESA A. PUNTURO 107 Harrison .Avenue Trade Dressmaking — Caistom Order Teny . . . favors trade . . .• .Slan is her man . . . pet peeve: Htooklyn Dodgers. Orchestra, .Senior Party, Music .Award, Hostess, Library Squad. d ' ANNA PLTUF-Kl.ATlb _ 921 44 Stree.t - ' V ■- Costume Design Annie . . . h I Hide . . . baseh whiz! history again Business Staff Mannequin. New- 111, m Club, Senior Party, Host- ess, .Assistant to Mrs. Tlall, . rt and Gym .Awards. LiRSULA M. RADAZO I()33 71 Street Beauty Culture ' Maigie . . . beautician ' s hei ,-tP pp goal . . . loves to skate . . . al- fi i ways helping others. 1 J SS.G.O., Business StalT an-7 J nequin. . i; fman L ib, s unn ' ijjC jfC _ l irtv, rn7Awa Cj5e.m «2t:ul- • .• ' imr, llair Stvli g hotf-. y jA I Sellers MlRlXA RAFFAELE 4 ' 1502 Neptune Avenue Trade Dressmaking Clustoni Order ' Pill . . . adotfi Itiide joys sknli ' t:; ■ ■ ■ not ciiiiin. ' homework. Business Staff Munnt qrnn. Sen- ior Partv, Fashion Show, Gym Award, Trade Certificate, Prom ommittee. l i . NA RAGOXE 38 Xostrand Avenue rade Dressmaking — Ready-To-Wear Chubby . . . fnvorile subjef lunch . . . favors dancing . Lou! what II iiuy . . . no run homework! Pleine! Business StalT Munnequiri. I ANN RAKOLEVnCH ■ 2fSn 52 Street , ' Beaut Culture Annie . . . loves luruh . gQod darnel . . . Fintikie ' s Business Staff Mnnneiiuni. he, - y V Dimpli Rfchard FAXME S. RASIXO 613 Glenmore Avenue , Trade Dressmaking — , R.adv-To-Wear fin;... ,;.,,- „, ,,, , „y; . . pel peeve : home- work t., beauty and peisonal- Jty y fwined. S!S.G.O., Business Staff Man- nequin. Senior Class President, nior Party, Fashion Show, A sistant JO rs, fJreenberg. HT I, REDDK:K Quiiuy Street Dressmaking — i-adv- ' To-Wear . . , eiiioy p iii ll h etbiilt fun . . . some jnends lemnik. Busini ' SS St. ill Mnn- horal Clul), Forum nior Party, Fashion Show, Tlostess, Music .ind G hi Awards. V _■. 5 V GWENDOLV.X C. 1 ,0 - 1 ' 42 Kangshoi5r pbjert, O fC % .- Tra i ' TJii ' smakin REEL 4 Walk g — % ' .adx-To-Wc ■ Hifffy fiue . . . hasel iill fun J. . Sonny is hei i iiy . . . like- ■ able personality. Business Staff, Photogr.ipln Staffs Manneqwn. Hostess, As- sistant to Mrs. Klein. ■ ,r 4JiA ' .i 107 HopkinWS;;.. ! i ' Tradi vJ essiuVftiiis — V Ready -fPt VV, , Slondie . L. oves Etji lisli crazy about ' haseballI.. a fr ys joking. ' j ' [y Business Sjtaff .Mannequin. c:iub. CA ' THERIXE RICCA 2204 Fulton Street Beauty Culture dookie . . . ' ' iioes for beauty culture . . . i ood dancer . . . Johnny is her man. S.S.G.O., Business Staff Man- nequin. Glee Club, Senior Party, . ssistant to Mrs. Connors, Host- ess, Hair St ling Show, Cos- metology. I ' Rl DEXCE RICC:OBOX() y ' ' ' K, 1539 71 Street s - Costume Design CU)nstruction , • Piudy . . . likes trade ... baseball is her favorite . . . pet ' peeve: history, S.S.C;.0., .Associate . n Editoi Mannequin, Glee CUiH, Fashion , - Show, .- ssistant to Mrs. Ezzo, Gvni .Award, Certificate in .Art Rl I A RIZZU TO 840 t)7 Street Trade Dressmaking — Ready- To-Wear .Sicltie . . . favorite period lunch . . . Ralph is her yi ). . . hold that temper! ' - ' iZ S.S.G.O. Council, Business StaTT ' ' - . . Mannequin, Chor.il, Glee, Xevy- man. Forum Clubs, Senioi Party, Fashion Show, Secretar — ux., Senior Class, Music .Award. ' ' - -t-t£7 ' J T MARt:EIJN. RODRIGUEZ ' 653 Marcy .Avenue Costume Design Construction Marcy , , ■ favors At! siood dancer . . , p ' ' l-e:e. Kew York Yankee t .Associate . it Tditrn .Vfomie quin. Orchestr.i. . t iiiui T.ntv LibtU Sqirnl . wards. Fashion .Show, Music and .Art . LBERTA ROTLXDO 383 12 Street . C:ostunie Design Construction 7 Chickie , , . tioes for art , , . V favors baseball in sports .■ ' -, ' can ' t stand the Ciants. ' Honor Society, S.S.G.O., Edi- , tor Tvpin ' T Staff , Business Staff. ' ' Mannequin, Orchestra, New- , man Club, Senior Party, .Assist- ' .int to Miss McKeown, Library Squad, Behind-Scenes Director School Play, Graduation Exer- cises, .Awards: .Art, Music, Tournaments, C hevrons. £ U-L, ,!--■ r, I V? v.. , ' u- . w- j I ' ' i 4df S(l J ANNABKLI, J. R 2729 Wfst l(i;S B« J)fc ultLl.„ Ann . . yfavots history singinii hojfby . . . tysidelt com Busincss-  (W y[iinnfbttm:V. i.y ral ClhiV, Senior I ' aiTy, Senior Dav Entertaimnent. V si ' ' ' ' c;AR )i saVso.nV 8:i B ckeliyStK-et honii-kf r-L., Bu ittesSj tl.i ioiM ' Sm ' . M f.t ijuin, Sen- ;5K HELEN R, SAXIARPI A ' ,.i. tx5 4114 lU Avenue Costume Design Construction Lynn . . . loves her trade . . , Johnny ' s her beau . . . aooh. reaiiing. S.S.G.O., Junior Leaders ' Club, , , £jlitor-in-Chief Green and Gold. ■ ' Gtcrary- Staff Mannequin, fash- ion Show, Vice President 100 ' ; Club, Hostess, Class Manager. ' Class President, School Cam- paigns, Awards: Dressmaking, I. Tournaments. VEROMCA SANTOS 429 Flushing .Avenue Trade Millinery e . . . enjoys English rtiosi . . . her beau? why, Joe . . . sometimes looks angry when she ' s not. S.S.G.O. Council, Literary Stall Mannequin. Forum Club, Host- ess, Library Squad, Citv Coun- cil Meeting for S.S.G.O., Awards: Tournament, Small H. FRANCES SCHIBECI 163 20 Street Costume Design Cons rnction Trade ' s her favorite . . . dame hobbyist . . ' gosh. ' history . . . she ' s a hard worker. Bdsiness Staff Mannequin, New- man Club, Senior Party, Host- ess, Gvm .Award. MM ■ ,y est ISABEL -SF.PLT VED.A, y 17; VVarrin Str«-pt - Trade Dressmaking — y Ji-i Custom Order Isa . . .■ enjoys Enfilish and speech . . . pet peeve: history . . . often seen lauiihing. Business Staff Mannequin. S« ior Party, I ' alent Show, Health .Award. BERN.VDEITE SHE.V 22 Mill Street Beauty Culture Rusty . . . Imjes f dance I oiyfny ' s Itj jbeTi iUf Tiiflfinnftn Tiers happy, St.iift- f!Tn- 7. lin. Orgbjfstra, s uli, SenfiVParjiy -iqa mg Showt Srtnior tainment, Vryir Awa .VoSunirf a n -¥fair Ftyl- Day Eliter- irds. J r JOSEPHLNE SHEEH. N 190 Garfield Place Trade Dressmaking— Readv-Tci-We he «;mm - - i-die s hrt iiruu (Hrld ' hcynework. ' Isinfss Staff fMannequin. Glee Club, Newman Club, Playf S - . ior Party, Hair Styjir ' - ' ' G m .Award. k lA meetinii beau? ' English. .Attend- 28 Sellers ' A ' c JENNIE H.SOMMA 458 Myrtle Avcnut- 1 radc Drt ' ssniaking — Clustoni Older Pickles . . . favorite subject: history . . . bakinsi ' s Iwi hobby . . . talented at i ettiti alorii icith teachers and students. Business Staff Mannequin. Fash- ion Show, Assistant to Mis. D ' Aiigelo, 2 Chevrons. ft CHARLOTTE SOMMER y 7208 Third Avenue ostunie Design Construction hickie . . . just loves her trade: costume design . . . base- ball enthusiast . . . Paul ' s her biil moment. nor Society, S.S.G.O. Cioun- Leaders ' Chib, Business StafI Mannequin, Senior Party, Fash- ion Show, Hostess, Assistant to Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Unger, Miss Morris, Miss Flint, Mr. Difatti. , SANDRA A. STILLER .)-, 2947 West 28 Street , Trade MiUineiy 0. . ' Sandy . . . enjoys her trade fl . ' ... can ' t stand the boys (noiv! ) cotxedinii. Business Stail AlaiiTifquni . ■. ,: ARALLC) Avenue PATRICLV A T 1612 Neptune Trade Dressmaking — Custom Order dancer . . . pet peeve : homework. .Business Staff Mannequin. Sen- or Party, Fashion Show, Talent (Show, Election Skit, Prom Com- mittee, (iym Chevron. y. Y custom V fF}- Jc her beau? Lloyd . VI1.HELMENL J 1 H()M. S i50 Quint s.- rect Megda . . . liW nrfr frrrre . . . ccif f Ji ei iU ' -i in classes Business ifSf •ffU ' T ' lLlbL Cho ral C:luh, IR(;iM. IR.WIS 818 Bergen Street. Trade Dressmaking- CaiHom Pm I ' Ikci. S.S.G.O., Ciisjn.ess. nequin. i ' Forum Club, . vvards: 2 Year Attendance Chevrons. mk£d BARBARA IRIEGLAFF 170 Beach 90 Street Beautj Qultijrf ' ' ' Snookie . . . enjoys B.C. so rnuch . . . dancing ' s her hobby . . . sh! his name is (ieorge. Business Staff .Mannequin. Hair Styling Show. ROSEMARIE ALENTI 121 Second Place -. BeSun ' tUure ., Hei ' faverile xudffcl ' .s nglish ■ ■ rn}syr ' rejtii) ' ii ' i ' unils rigiee she ' s fiu ijeivc d i n tl j jjf ' N ■iifr J ANN A I .i()0 3 Beauty Cii Xannu ' . . site , culturtj. . . drait ' in . . Ins name iij Mik,. , Busmesi StaffnAf n ' icijJi ' i, $en- i ' ljr Party, HosVss, Hajr f , Show, ' . st| nt to M(-s. Mi Carthv, Made PropiJ r Styl- ing SKoiv. . %vards: Gym Medal Honor CertiKcate Bej-aut Cul- ture -:s. . ANNA visc:6mi 1196 East 9;i Street 1 lyo cast II .1 street ' ) I Costume Design Construction -r JL u f) Ann . . . enjoys bowlini; . . Ja Z 7 T £ favorite subject? costume de- ' A jL ' sign . . . pet peeve: history. (J S.S.G.O. Council, Leaders ' Club, Literary Staff Mannequin. (Jlee Club, Librarv Squad, Fash- ion Show, HKK; tllub, . ssistant to Mrs. Pope, Mrs. L ' nger, Miss Flint, Miss Morris, . w a r d s : Tournamints, tlhevron H ' s, Trade Dressmaking and Mil- linery Certificates. ANNETTE VIVOLO 2828 West 22 Street Beauty Culture . nnie . . . loves her trad B.C. . . . what a job! getting up m the morning . . . her friends say she ' s a swell dancer. .Newman Club, Assistant to Mi.ss CUiruso, Mrs. Connors, Mrs. Mc- Carthy, Cosmetology Certifi- cate. ROSE VLAHOS 6,503 20 Avenue ; Trade Dressmakingj- Custom Order i , ,- . tiisic is her favorite subject- .. ' szvimming sports fan .V. . ' pet peeves: gym . . . talented at housekeeping. • -y f cst Sellers MI NX IK WaRLK 8t)9 ti ' .itcs Av niic ' ■ i CIostuiiK ' Design CoiistructioK 1 %ee . J enwys histoky climes X. fol lolkA. . l-W,e-s {)le} oW and i ly- ' S: ;0., Business StidS inui, ' - 4uiii, Choral :iub,,:ni.-)L t:iMl., forum Club; ' S e n i W Pnrty, Fasliior Show. T a 1 c iM ' Show, Opi-n School; . Sieht . ' r . ' •■ ' ' ■ ' [MARGUERITE, WHITEHURST ' 122 Ji-Mcison Avciiur Trade Drtssniakins- Custolfi Order ■Ffiihf . . . En ' sli :li:-! h,, «- i ffrit£ . . . baskelbiill Inn she walks well. Business and Photography Statls Mannequin. Orchestra, O p e n School Night, Assistant to Mrs. Scalea, Awards: Music, Gym Medal. PAIRICIIA WOOD 425 Bainbridge Street Beauty Cl. ' lture Babe ' . . . roller skatinii hob- by . . . her beau is Fra ' ik Aia n . . has a lovely smile. S.G.O., Business Staff Manm-- quin. Senior Partv, Hair .St I ' ing Show, Open School Niglit, Model Hair Styling Show. ' r) V JOSEPHI.NE VANEZ 111 I. ) 79 Street I rade Dressimiking — Ready- lo-Wear Jo Jo . . . eagerly nivails i ym . . . his name is Sonny . . . c.v- et-ls at playini Cupid. (rlee Club, Fashion Show. CAIHERIXE ZINK 147 Siunpter Strict Beauty Culture Knjoys Music Class most . . baseball enthusiast . . . pet peeve: homework . . . swell . sense of humor. Business Staff Mannequin, Or-y chestra, Senior Party, Assistant ,, ' to Miss Cantwell, Assembly En- yi tertainment: Polka, Scotch Dance. ROSLV.x . i zuc:ker 1619 84 Street C ostume Design Construction X l 7 Bosweir ' . . . her favorite sub- tMAm O feet is CD. . . . her hobby , sleepinti . . . the he in hei life is Jonas Joe. T £Jj g Honor Society, Junior Leaders ' Club, Green and Cold. Literary Staff, Mannequin, Glee Club, Forum Club, Fashion Show, Senior Party, Hostess, .Assistant to Mrs. Ezzo, Mr. Difatti, Mr Kearns, Medals: Trade, Eng- lish, Math, - rt, Tournament. ' ' Uartlett ' s J a mi liar Quotes ' ' Sarah Jos(|)ha Hale. F.dhoi Mildred Carter. Assoiiatc Editor TWELFTH EDITION Revised and Enlarged, 1952 Girls, it ' s just a wild bnczc Miss Stolowitz Girls, read The New York Times and build your Voeabulary Miss SasuK Now listen. Dearie Miss Crowley Girls, you need a medieal and a dental note! Miss McKcown Now really, twirls! Miss Mantcgari We need a better world to lire in Mrs. Shaw The (nsi ninent depends on xou Miss FcnncIK You see, irls Miss Charles ) ' ou haven ' t even i ot the brains you were born with!. . . .Miss Zinkaiid That ' s real Geori e! Miss Landor Start sweepin; : you iC( re late! Mrs. Scalca Please, ' 7, , there is too niueh talking Mrs. Haje Hey-r-y-y! Mi.ss Schmidt You must be more prompt for your meetings, f irls! Mrs. Bcngcrt Wake up, -iris! Mis. Ronicr Your attention, please Di ' - Ca)hrn You should be ashamed! Miss Nordsick Girls, keep talkin and zee ,v «,; ' at :i::il) Mrs. Donaghy You belouL in full uniform or you are unprepared! Mrs. Klein Girls, pay your senior dues — or there will be no party! . .Mrs. Cireenl erg MILDRED C:ARTER 31 Proof ENGLISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Miss Norah Crowley, Chairman Miss Grace O ' Connor, ( ' hairman St-attd, Ifft to right — Mrs. Rose Ta.gfr, Mrs. Pnulinr Mantcll, Mrs. Mar Zlotnik, Mr.s. Rachclle Trcfusse, Miss Mildred Cantwcll, Miss Helen Fennelly, Mrs. Lillian Schrcibcr, Mrs. .- nne Siegel. Standing, left to right — Dr. Rose Cohen, Mrs. Norma Romer, Miss Norah Crowley, Mrs. .■ lice Coleman, Miss Margaret Hogan, Mrs. Rita Weber, Miss Grace O ' Connor, Miss Edythe .Sasiilv, Miss Cathie Cha NEEDLE TRADES DEPARTMENT Miss Frieda Sherman. First Assistant Mrs. Eugenia Eastenson, Chairman Seated, left to right — Miss Josephine Polizzi, Mrs. Eugenia Eastenson, Miss Gertrude Linn, Miss Frieda Sherman, Mrs. .Xnn Olmsted, Mrs. Theresa Droesch, Mrs. Helen Haje, Miss Rose Stolowitz. Standing, left to right — Mrs. Ida D ' .Xngelo, Mrs. Helen Logan, Mrs. Raffaela Ferrulli, Mrs. Marie Scalea, Miss Clementine Mantegari, Miss Concetta Labella, Miss Mae Ippolito, Miss Caroline Thompson, Mrs. Rosr Brllueci. .Mrs. Elsa Hall. Miss Wihna Kaltsehniidt. • Headers DEPARTMENTS OF HEALTH I.Dl ' C:ATIOX. MISIC. ART. FOOD TRADES Seated, left to right — Miss Mary McKeowii. Mrs. Edna Mark, Miss Eiiiina Xordsiek, Miss Margaret Drowne, Miss Mabel Wong. Standing, left to right — Mrs. Genevieve Klein, Miss Joan Schmidt, Mrs. Florence Donaghy, Mrs. Maiidi- Fredinan. DKPARTMKNTS OF GENERAL SCIENCE. RELATED SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS Seated, left to right — Mrs. Frances Ryerson, Mrs. . nne Greenberg, Mrs. Georgia Shaw, Mrs. Pearl Bennett, Mr. Philip Difatte, Mrs. Silina Darabaner, Mirs Lorette Kearns, Mrs. MiriaiTi Klempner. XT : ' i -y r i Proof Readers LIBRARY ' STAFF Mrs. Madrliiu- Hriii;iTt Teacher Librarian L lt to light — Miss Elizabeth Kent, Mrs. Madrlinc Bengcrt. . n important area of our school is the library where one finds stu- dents reading for pleasure, borrow- in.g books, engaged in research, and having academic and trade library lessons, under thr- eajjabie super- vision of oui librarians and teachers. GUIDANCE OFFICE Mrs. Rachel Trimble Guidance Counselor Mrs. Blanche VV ' achsinan Placement Counselor Rear, left to right — Mrs. Rachel Irinible, Mrs. Blanche Wachsman, Miss .Angela Mazzeo. Some of the members of the Guid- ance StafT are engaged in helpful con- ferences with various members of the senior class. BEAUTY ClULTURE DEPARTMENT Mr. Carl Liggio First AssistanI Seated, left to right — Mrs. . nne Mc- C:arthy, Mr. Carl Liggio, Mrs. Eliza- beth C onnors, Miss Eugenia Caruso. Standing, left to right — Mrs. Marion Balurdo, Miss Muriel Zinkand, Miss Melanie Stani. FOOD STAFF Miss Bess Cooky Chili man, Food Tnidf Department Left to right — Mrs. M rtlr Kccne, Mrs. Ruth Hazen, Miss Bess C ' .ooley, Mrs. Madge Bosch, Mrs. Regina Smyth, Mrs. Arietta Young. Team work of staff and stu- dents is responsible for the dailv serving of a deHcious lunch dur- ing the three lunch periods What is one of the favoriti- periods on our program . ' Right ! Lunch! CLFRICAL STAFF Seated, left to right — Mrs. Ethel Silveniian, Miss Jean Freeman, Mrs. Leona Laufer. Standing, left to right — Mrs. Rosalind Siklay, Miss Mary Toner. The efficient clerical stall aids m the administration of Sarali J. Hale. Despite the pressure of hard work, the have cheery greetings for teach- ' rs and students. CUSTODIAL STAFF -Mr. Lester Hilliard Custodiati-En iTieei Seated, left to right — Mr. How- ard Cornell, Mr. Lester Hilliani. Miss Loretta Morrison, Mr Rocco Cipriano. Standing, left to right Mi. Jack Hobblin, Mr. ' CUiflord Martin. The splendid work dom- b our custodial stafT, under the direction of Mr. Hilliard, makes possible the efficient and san- itary operation of our school plant. 35 M cquin Editors ylf ? Staff Rose Marif Dc Fina Edit or - n-Chie Savina Morisi Literary Editor Prudence Rircobono Marcclina Rodriguez Art Editors Dorothy (Ihadwick Business Editor Alberta Rotundo ' lypins; Editor Miss Edythe Sasuly Mrs. Alice Coleman Mrs. Gertrude Stem Faculty Advisers publicity Staff gri:k axd gold Miss Helen Fennellv Faculty Adviser The members of this staff turn out our school newspaper, the GREEX AND GOLD. These girls are taught the vari- ous phases of making up a newspapei. Incidentally, they preview new movies and interview celebrities of stage and screen. S.S.G.O. COLXCIL Mrs. Pearl Binnctt Faculty Adviser The members of the S.S.G.O. C ' .ounc il are discussing with Mrs. Pearl Bennett, Faculty . dviser, in the S.S.G.O. Office, numerous problems concerning the cafe- teria. This Council, a conmiittee of fifteen girls, includes the president, vice-presi- dent, and secretary- of the Student Self- Government Organization, and the rep- resentatives. They supervise the Iuik h room and the traffic in the halls. - HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Madeline Bengcrt Faculty Adviser The most solemn moment of the Honor Society Installation is the lighting of the candles: this phase of the ceremony SNTiibolizes the sacred pledge to maintain highest standards of scholarship, character, and ser%-ice. Membership in this society is the highest club honor that our school can bestow upon a girl. Publislting Tine Jrts Take a guided tour through our pubhshing house with us. See tile galiev proofs as thcv roll oil tlie ])ress. It ' s the best way for you to get a preview of thi ' Ijooks we are going to release soon. The Leaders ' Club proniotes_ games for fun, health, good sportsmanship, and leadership. The Library Squad shows its training, .so soundly learned through daily work, in filing books, stamping cards, and keep- ing the library in good order. A varied and well-rounded nn- grani of intereultural and inter- scholastic activities is sponsored by the Newman Club, whose membership consists of C itholic students. Lf.idcis Club -Mrs. ( irn( i( ( ' Klein. Adriscr Library Squad -Mrs. Madeline H. Bengert. Libiaiian .Miss Elizabeth Kent. Librarian Xcwmaii Club Mrs. Marguerite Kearns, Adviser House Academic Tuids Tlic Social Studic regents class studies all the phases of American History and World Backgrounds Current events with eni])hasis on the U.N. are specialties. The English regents (lass ap- preciates Mfithith. Riluni ( ! I ' lir Xatii-c, |)oetry, essaxs. and engages in creative writing. Art is an integral ]jart ot the costume design course. The girls design original creations and i ' e- cute them in tile lostumi- design (lass. Health Education emphasizes social dancing for grad- and hn- thers health through gvnmaslics. sjjorts. and just tiui. Sc)cial Stiiclirs Iisv Xorah C ' i ' o le l ngli.sh Miss Edytlio SasuK Art Miss Emma Xordsiek - JjHeahh Iklucation C Miss Joan Schmidt Publishing Useful Arts Tlic twirls fit, s( ' vv. L-vfii drape, as wi ' ll as perfect skills needed in making their own garments in Trade Dressmaking Ready-To- W ' car. They also perfect skills needed in the ready-to-wear field. Their garments are sold in the SCHOOL STORE. Trade Dressmaking Custom Order emphasizes making gar- ments to fit individual customers. Costume Design provides sam- ple room methods for tak ' nted members to do advanced custom work. They, too, take regents. Suits, dresses, blouses! . U are made by the girls. However chic the costume, it needs the finishing touch of a smart hat. Thorough preparation in basic millinery processes and the fostering of creative ability result in the girls being placed with Florence Reichman ' s and LilK Dache. Trade Millinery makes all ot this possible. Co.stumc Design Construction Mrs. Marie Scalea Trade Dre.s.smaking Mrs. Raffaela Ferrulli Miss Clementine Mantegari Trade Millinery Miss Bernice Bever Mouse Scimce In tile iid aiui ' d Bcuitx tUil- tuii- Class girls pulish arinus skills in ]jii ' paratioiis lor the Statr Board Exaininatioii which will grant successful candidates, li- censes to ]jractice cosmetology. Budding beauticians give mani- cures, hair cuts, head blocking, permanents. scalp treatments, and create hair styles. Cosmetology is a lel.ited s( ieiu c hi li sjives knowled.ge to the lu- ture beautician to make her tr.ide problems more meamntjiid. Thev study the ner ' ous system and cir- culation ol the blood as part ol understanding scalp treatmi-nts and facials. The State Board Ex- amination includes .1 paper on cosmetology. The te.i room tr.iins in .ill ih.- culinary arts: roasts, s.ilads, iij;- etables. .md delicious desserts. Luni li is (doked loi ' . .ind served daiK. dnriiii; time luiK h periods. to the m ult . In their study of small business, the students mana.ge and operate the SCHOOL STORE. They learn interior display, typing, busi- ness machines, and techni(|iies ol salesmanship. Thr sill to .ill bu - ers stock ganiienis 111, ide .it [I.ile. Bcaiit) Culture Miss Eugenia C.iruso Mrs. . nne MtC:,nth Related Science Miss Luc DeVivo Tea Room Mrs. Maude Fredm.m Small Business Mrs. Georgia Sli.iw PubliskiHg Mouse Chor.il Club Orchestra Mrs. Florcncf Donaghy Glorious music, sung b ' unusuall) ' fine voices, is the outstanding contribution of the Choral Chjb. If music be the food of love, sing on! However glorious the singing may be, it is further enhanced when accompanied by the orchestra. Flutes, violins, trumpets, drums, saxophones, a piano and a cello, under the direction of a talented conductor, perfonn at many functions including special assemblies and graduation. Our tour is over. Next will come proof-reading, page-proofs, and finally — the published books. We promise each of ycm first editions, compliments of the publisher: they will be autographed personally by the authois in the handsonu ' foyer of the H.ile Publishing House. JooiHotes Btlorc leaving on our strange, unknown journey to the Land of the Adult Future. We. the Grad- uates of the Class of June 1952. do hereby proclaim, announce and declare this document to be our Last Will and Testament. We bcciueath to our heirs, the following properties : To Miss .Sasuly: written itinerary of all the places we have visited with her, in her imaginative descriptions, during our English classes. 1 o Miss Crouliy: Xinety-nine more happy years of teaching the girls how to get lOO ' r in histon,. To Miss Fcnnclly: A book of oriiiiual. new jokev for the school paper. In Miss Schmidt and Mr . KInn: A miraculous robot to chase the girls out of the locker room on time. To Mrs. Donaiihy: . n orchestra xshiih will excel in playing the Three B ' s — Brahms. Beethoven, and Bach. To Future Frishmcn: A map plotting the wav to our secret Inner Sanctum, other- wise known as C22. To Xct ' dli ' ' Trade 1 lachers: A group of girls who have that rare, so-si ' ldom-tound skill: knowing how to sew. with a thimble! 1 o Beauty Culture Teachers: A new. shin pair ol scissors. Poodle Cuts, here the beauticians come! To Eighth Termers: 1. The privilege of using the Teachers ' Tea Room for lunch! Ah, dreams! 2. Oin- past experiences, including the thrill of being graduated. To All Our Previous Teachers: A new suppK ol patience and energv replacing what we have taken from vou. To All Future Students: We entrust to ymi our beloved Sarah J. Hale. To Miss Dreie: Our appreciation for being our light house of help and confidence in the stonns which sometimes beset us in our years at Hale. Being of sound mind, clear conscience l and w ith pockets fiat broke after paying all senior expenses), we do hereby affix oiu signatures, and do close this will and testament, signed, sealed and executed in the Year ot Our Lord, one thousand nine liundred and fifty-two. The Graduates SA L A .MORLSI ROSE . L RIE DE FIXA June 1952 Citemry AARON MARIAN ABATE, BERTHA ACCETTA, MARGARET CARMELA ACTON, JOAN 2i ADAMS, Mr. Mrs. CHARLES ADAMI, ERMINIRO ADAMS, GRACE ADAMS, Mrs. MABEL ADAMS, MARION ADAMS.STANIEY ADAMS, THOMAS ADELE, Miss ADELMAN, HARRY ADKINS, AGNES AGUGGIIARO, JOSEPH i2) ALARIA, T. ALBANESE, ANNA ALBANESE, BABE ALBANESE, CHARLES ALBANESE, PETER ALBANO, MARY AlBERGO, ANGELO ALBERGO, PETER ALBERGO, RALPH ALTCEA, LOUIS ALICE SAL ALIOTTA, LORRAINE ALIVERTA, CLEMENT ALLEN, THADDEUS ALOIA, MARY ALONZO, CARMELA ALONZO, FRANK ALONZO, TONY ALSTAON VIVIAN ALTMAN ' S DRUGSTORE ALTOBELLO, ANITA ALTOBELLO, CYNTHIA AMATO, JOSEPH BUSTER AMATO, MARY ANASTASIA, CONNIE AMABILE, CELIA AMABILE, CELIA M. AMABILE, JOHN SR. AMABILE, MARY AMABILE, PETER AMBRICO, ANNA AMBROSIO, FRANCES ANASTASI, WILLIAM ANDUSOA FAMILY ANDRIANO, FRANCES ANDRIANO, FRANK JR. ANDRIANO, ROSE ANGELINAS RESTAURANT ANGELO TOMMY ANGIE DIG ANGIE, MARIE, ANN, CORA ANN-JOHNNY ANN TONY ANNA, ELENA, FRANCES, ANGIE ANNA PETE ANNA 8. PAUL ANNE FRANK ' S LUNCHEONETTE ANNUNZIATA, ROSE ANNUNZIATA, VINNIE ANNUNZIATA, WARREN ANTHONY GERTRUDE AQUINO, MAMMIE ARCE, CHARLIE ARCE, HENRY ARCE. PETER ARCE, TERESA ARDIZZONE, NATALIE ARGENTO, FREDERICO ARGUELLES. TONY ARMSTRONG, DAISY ARONBERG, MARY ASCIONE, AUDREY ASCIONE, AUDREY ASCIONE, VINCENT AUGELLO, ANNA AUGELLO, MARY AULETTI, RITA AUREMMA, LOUIS AUSTI, MARIE AUSTI, YOLANDA AVERSA, ANGELINA AVERSA, JOSEPH AVERSA, FRED (2) AXEL, JACK AYALA, CARMEN AYALA, ROBERT BABB, MARGUERITE BABEL, KIRT BACARILLA, MARY BAILEY, VIRGINIA BAILLEY, CHARLENE BAINLARDI, FRANCES BAINLARDI, MICHAEL BAINLARDI, JOHN BAKER, GEORGE BALKIND, MARGE BALKIND, SID BAMBERG, INEATHE BARBARA GEORGE BARDRAM, MARIE BARISI, JOSEPHINE BARKER, SAMMIE BARKSDALE, GEORGE Jr. (3) BARNARD, HERMAN BARR, ELEANOR BARR, ELIZABETH BARR, Mr. Mrs. BARRA, JOAN BARRUCCO, AUCI BARRUCCO, DONATO (4) BARRUCCO, LOUISE (2) BARRUCCO, PAUL BARRY, JAMES BARRY, ARLENE BARTLETT, WOODROW BASSFORD, Mr. Mrs. BASSO, LOUISE (2) BASSO, CARMINE BASSO, LUCY (2) BASSOLINO, ANNA BAYAZES, DIANA BAYAZES, STEVE BAYAZES, WILLIAM BAYES, Mrs. VERA BEASLEY, WILLIE BAETTY, CLYDE BECKER, MARILYN (2) BECKER, BILL BECKER, DOUGLAS BECKER, DARRYL BEETCHIE, MALCOLM A. BEETCHIE, BLANCHE BEETCHIE, RICHARD BELLE, GEORGIA BELLOMO, PAUL (2) BELLOMO, SANTO BELLOMO, CONNIE BELLUCCI, R. L. BELMONT, JOSEPH BENGERT, MADELINE H. BENNET, LORRINE BENNETT, Mrs. (2) BENNETT, TONY BENNETT, JOSEPH BENNY SONNY BENTLEY, Miss BERGEN, DOYLE BERGEN, GRACE BERGONZI, PETER BERGONZI, MICKEY BERGONZI, SAVINA BERNSTEIN, JACK BERRY, MARGARET BERTONE, ROSE BEST, RUTH BEST, WALTER BETTY 8. BOBBY BEYER, Miss Bernice (4) BIASO, TONY BIEGLER, GEORGE BISHOP, EDWARD BISKING, JO BLAIR, RAYMOND Jr. BLAKE, EARL BIAND«NG, WILLIE BLASI, Mr. Mrs. Frank BLASI, FRANK, JOHN THERESA BLISH, EMMA (2) BUSH, MARGARET i2i BLISH, OTIS R.!21 BLISH, VERNON 14) BLOHM, Mr. BLOHM ' S ICE CREAM PARLOR BLUM, IRA BOBBY BONADE, CARMELA BONANNO, ANTHONY BONNANO, JOSEPH BOND, ED BONILLA, JIMMY BONllLA, MONIN BONNER, ETHEL BONOMO, BEA 8. COSMO BONOMO, PATRICIA (2) BONOMO, Mr. Mrs. C. BONNER, VICTOR BONVICINO, PAUL BONVENTRE, MINNIE BONVENTRE, FRANCES BOONE, BEATRICE BORGIA, JOHN BOROWIEC, JOSEPH R. BORRIELLO, Pvt. PAT BOSILLO, ANGELINA BOSILLO, JOHNNY BOTTITTA, GRACE G. BOURNE, DOROTHEA BOVINO, FRANK BOYCE, NORMA BOYD, ROBERT BOYD, MARIE BOYD, WILLIAM BOWERS, EVELYN BRANSCUMB, Mr. 8. Mrs JOSEPH BRANCH, JAMES BRAXTON, SHARON BREGANDI, ANNA BRIGANDI, ANTHONY BREGANDI, Mr. 8. Mrs. LOUIS BREGANDI, MICHAEL BREGANDI, Mr. 8, Mrs. VINCENT BRITT, MARY BRITTO, HATTIE BROBSON, LEOTA BROCCO, JOHN BROCCO, SUSAN BROCCO, KATHERINE BRODKIN, BOB BRODKIN, HERMAN BRODKIN, EDITH BRODKIN, MARTIN BROOKS, CARRIE BROOKS,JILES BROOKS, JILES Jr. BROWN, BERNARD BROWN, EVELINA BROWN, ROBERT BRUCKNER, JACK BRUN, SYLVIA BRUNO, Mr. 8, Mrs. B. BRUNO, ARTHUR BRUNO, Mr, 8. Mrs. G. BRYANT, ELMA BRYANT, TERESA BUBBER BUBBLE, STEPHEN L. BUCARIA, RUDY BUCCHERI, YOLANDA BUCARIA, JOSEPHINE BUMGARDNER, FRANCES BUMGARDNER, HAROLD BUMGARDNER, JACQUELYN BUMGARDNER, JAMES BUMGARDNER, WENDEL BURKE, TOMMY BURNBAUM, AL BURREIL, TODD BURVICK, WILLIAM Jr. BUTLER, RAYMOND CACACE. NANCY CACCIOPOLI, BOYS CAFERO, MARIE CAFAIO, MATTHEW CAGNONE, JOHN (2) CALABRESE, ANNE CALASTRO, JULIA CALDERON, MARGIE CALHOUN, JOE CALIENDO, AIDA CALOGNO, CATHERINE CALUMBO, CAROLYN CAMBRIA, JOSEPH CAMERON, KATHLEEN CAMPISI, ANNA CANGELOSI, ANTHONY CANNING, CONNIE CANNON, MARION CAPOLIA, FLORA CAPPARELLI, Mr. Mrs. W. CAPPARELLI, BILYY CAPPARELLI, JOSEPH CAPPIELLO, HELEN CAPPIELLO, Pvl. MIKE CAPUTO, ANN CAPUTO. HAL CARABALLO, JOE CARMANICA, CELESTE CARBONE, Mr 8. Mrs. JOHN CARRANO, PATRICK CARRANO, GRACEC CARRERO, RANDALL CARRERO. CARMEN CARRERA, JOSEPH CARBONARO, ROSARIO C ARDAMONE, RUTHYE CARDELLA, CARMELLA CARDELLA, FRANCES CARDINALS, JOSEPH CARDINALE, ANNA CARISTO, Mr. 8. Mrs. J. CARPANTINO, DONALD CARl!ERO, ERNEST CARTER, EVELYN CARTER, CAMMIE CARTER, CAARRIE CARTER, MILuRED CARULLO, GRACE T. CARUSO, EUGENIA CARUSO, CHUCK CARUTO, MARIE CASABONA, LOU CASABONA, GAY CASAMASSIMO, Mr. 8. Mrs. D. CASSAMASSIMO, Mr. 8, Mrs. F. CASIMANO, AGNES CAMILLE CASSELLA, ROSE MARIE CASTALDO, MARGARET CASTALDO, JOHN CASTELLANE, EDWARD CASTELLANE, JAMES CASTELLANE, LINDA CASTELLANE, OLGA CASTELLANO, DOROTHY CASTELIANO, FILOMENA CASTELLANO, IDA CASTELLANO, JULIA !3) CASTELLANO, LEO ROCCO Jr. CASTELLANO, LUCY (2) CASTELLANO, ROCCO Sr. CASTIGLIONE, FRANK CATALANO, BARBARAA CATAPANO, RICKY CATHERINE 8. SONNY CATHERINE 8, YILLIE CATUARA, NANCY CATURA, NUNZl CATUOGNO, ANTOINETTE CAVALLO, SONNY CECELIA, ANN CECILIA 8. PETER CECIRE, ARTHUR CECIRE, ARTIE CECIRE, FRANK CECIRE, LENA CEFALU, CHARLES CENTORINO, SANTA CERAMI, LIBBY CERAMI, JO ANN CERAMI, IGNAZIO CERAMI, FRANKIE CERAMI, PHYLLIS CERBINI, PHILIP, J r., FREDDIE CEREAVALO, MICHAEL CERISANO, LUCREZIA (2) CESARIO, ARTHUR CERISANO, PATRICIA 12) CHADWICK, ARLENE CHADWICK, DOROTHEA SONJA CHADWICK, MILDRED CHADWICK, SARAH CHARLES, CATHLEEN CHARLIE CHESTER, RICHIE CHIARELLO, MILLIE CHISESI, ELIZABETH CHISESI, JOHN CHISHOLM, BERNICCE CHRISTIAN, JOHN CHRISTIANO, CONSTANCE CHUBBY BUDDY :2i CIABATTARI, ClABAnARI, FRANK CICCARELLI, Mrs. P. G. CICCIMARO, JOSEPH CICCONE, TERESA CICCONE, PETER (31 CICCONE, ANDREW CINCOTTA, VINCENT CINCOTTA, CARMELA CIOFFI, ANDY BOY CIPRIANO. ROCCO CIRIANO, JOSEPH Jr. (3) CIRIANO, JOSEPH Sr. CISONE, MILDRED CLARK, FRED CLARKE, LILLIAN CLASS 42A CLEMMONS, CARRIE CLEO CLINTON, THERESA COCCO, Mrs ROSE rODETTI, JOSEPHINE COHEN, Dr. COHEN, PAUL COILAZO, CONNIE COLIURA, ANTA COLLURA, FRANCES COLON, AIDA COLON, ANDREA COLON, ELIZABETH COLON, FRANCES COLON, MARY ELLEN COLON. SALLY COLON, SALVATORE COLOSSI, SAM COMFORT, FLORENCE COMO, PERRRY CONCELIA, PACKY CONGENI, ALDA CONNIE a. JOHN CONNIE LOUIE CONSER, ELIZABETH CONSOLI, ROSE A. CONTINI, HENSCH CONTERAS, ANNA COOLEY, Miss BESS COOLEY, EDDIE CORDES, FRITZ CORRADINO, IDA CORDI, TONY CORREA, NESTOR CORREA, NESTOR E. CORREALE, ROSE CORREALE, FRANCES M. CORREALE, VINCENT CORREALE, ANN CORSO, GERTRUDE CORTES, ANGIE CORTES, SAM CORTIJO, JENNIE CORTIJO, JULIA CORTIJO, TITO COSTA, IDA COSTANZO, ANDRE R. COSTANZO, GRACE M. COSTANZO, PHIL T, COSTANZO, THOMAS P. 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MARIE D AGOSTINO, ROSE D AIUTO, JEAN D ALLESSANDRO, UNA D AMORE, MARIE D AMORE, TONY DANCY, MELVIUE D ANGELO, Mrs. I. DAANNHARDT, MICHAEL DANNHARDT, ROSE DANNHARDT, ROSE MARY DANTA, Mr, Mrs. J. D ANTUONO, Mr. Mrs. GENARO D ' ANTUONO, JOHN DANTZLER, JOYCE DANTZLER, REBA DASENT, JOHN D ASSUNTA, CONNI D ASSUNTA, GRACE DAVIS, CHARLOTTE DAVIS, IDA DAVIS, lOLA DAVIS, ROBERT DAVIS, VALERIE DAY. HORACE DEBARBER, NICK DEBRELLE LUGGAGE DeCARO, VITO DeFILIPPIS, DOM DeFILLIPPO, JOSEPH DeFINA, JOSEPH DeFINA, Mrs. MILLIE DeFINA, ROSEMARIE 3 DeFRANCESCO, JEANNE DEGELMAN, ELAINE DeJESUS, DAVID DELEMO, Mrs. A. DELEMO, Mrs J. A. DeLETTERA. FANNIE DELFIZ, FRANCISCO DELFIZ, JULIA DELIA. CARL DelMESE, Mr Mrs. OelSANTO, FRED DeLUCA, ANTHONY DeLUCA, -JANET SANDRA DelVAALE, JOSEPHINE DeMAlO, GRACCE DeMARTINO, CHARLES DeMARZO, SUSAN DEMMERLE, ESTELLE DEMMERLE. LAWRENCE DEMMERLE, LESTER DEMMERLE. LESTER Jr. DAMIS, RAYMOND DeMONICO. ANGIE DeMONICO, ARNOLD DeMONICO. 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CARL FURIO. JOHN FMRLAIN, ANDREW FURNO MARY ANN FURTAW, ALICE GAGLIARDI, PEGGY GALLO, FRANKIE BUCKY GAMBALE, Mr. Mrs C. GAMBALE, Mr Mrs. J GAMBALE, Mr Mrs. JOHN GAMBALE. MARY GAMBONE, TERESA GARAFALO, THERESA GARCIA, HIIMBERTO 2 JOLANDA, GARCIA GARDNER, GEORGE GARLAND, JAMES GARLAND. Mr Mrs. GATTO, ALBINA GAULIN, FLORENCE GAULIN, JUDY GEIBRO FOOD STORE GENNITY, PATRICIA G NTILE, JANE GFNTILE. JOSFPH L. GENTILE, TONY GENTILE, VITO J. GERACI, AGNES GERMAN, GENEVA GERRITY, BETTY GERRY MICHAEL GIACOBBE, LOUIS GIACONA, THERESA GIALTINO, TEDDY GIANNARIS,ARISTOTELIS GIATTINO, JACK GILBERT, ARTHUR GICHRIST, ELIZABETH GILLESPIE, JAMES OILMAN, ALFRED GINNITTI, ANNA GIOVANELLI, ELEANOR GIOVANELLI, Mrs. R. GIUNTA, Mr. Mrs, JOE GLINSKA, EDWARD GLORDIA JOEY GLUCKAUF.ESTEILA GOLSTON, YVONNE GONZALEZ, AMPARO GONZALEZ, ANNA GONZALEZ, JOE GONZALEZ,JUANITA A GOODFRIENDS WINES GOODWIN, Mrs. MAE L. GOODWIN, MARCUS GORGONE, ANGIE GOULBOURNE, ROY FRAFFEO, SALVAATORE GRAHAM, BARBARA ANN GRAHAM, J. 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' omj linifnts of 6th lERM (ilRLS Drdicdtfd to till Mrmory of I IAN RU.SSO To our classniate who h.is left us, but whose meTiior v ill Hvf fore (T in our hearts. .Afl ' ectionately, HER CLOSEST FRIENDS 53 ?ms ' I he evcmnii ' dark: coolness and silcm, an all ahmil rtn . lit, ptiuiit is not lonely, because many dreams of yesterday are ivith me. The stars are out. and the full moon casts its brilliant reflections on the foim that is I. I ' hat hri ht li ht of the celestials heavens is a l art of me, also -that brii;htn,ss is in me . . . m my lhoui!,hts . . . ni actions . . . and my tomorrow ' s. As I ajt- proaih the last feie larat rajihs of my fointli and last chapter at Sarah J. Hah, 1 look back upon the picvious pa es. and niernories fill my mind. Thougli C;lia|)tcr One In a loni; wav behind. I can still n-iin ' iiibcr our Ircbhman yt-ar; thf hl.nik iimk (Hi our fates, our first jjrograiii card, those comments — Hey! Can vou tell nie where C22 is? Who wants exploratory? I know which trade I want! It all sounds terrible, but we survived, learned a lot, and had fun, too. Time passed quicklv. Chapter Two was a continuation of Chapter One. and vet it was different in many respects. V ' e were no longer Little Lost Lambs. We had found ourselves in our trades; we had become a part of Sarah Hale, and .Sarah Hale had become a part of us. We found ourselves being whisked into Clhapter Three. . h. juniors! .Already two years had elapsed. We found ourselves joining and being elected to clubs: S.S.G.O., Honor Society. Green and Gold, the Forum, the Newman CHub. and the Library Squad. Girls in Dressmaking took their examination for admission to Costume Design. The days fiew. We were Seniors, at last, for Chapter Four was begun. lis was the chapter of acting like voung ladies and big sisters to fellow school- mates: of graduation rings and pictures: ol senior dances and senior davs; of our yearbooks. Mannequin : of graduation dresses: of prom gowns and re- gents: of final rush in preparation lor graduation. Chapter Four at Hale is concluded. But it is not the last chapter of edu- cation, for education is a continuous process. It will go on through formal schooling, through informal experiences gained in business and in the home. become aware of the present, of the peace about me: but, I feel a warm ' ..;l()ic: 1 tingle with excitement. For. I face the future eagerly, confident of ultimate success. I look forward to the education of the future. My four hapters at Hale fill me with a fervid wish to cr out, Come, sequel! I must begin your first page. JOAN NOSTER ROSLYN ZUCKER Basic Theme: Joan Noster X . . j ' Pen J amcs r I i PaJsJames ' ' ' VO ICX Xc J .c .aXeO f ?. . 4 u . - h..,,.,, , -tTy . sjLu Mah J- ' 4 d U 1 J ' Oi