Scarsdale High School - Bandersnatch Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 129 of the 1947 volume:

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Of Z, O. fp 5226 Cc', e V X Or ..f - Ei iigjjifi V -A j,'E-px Ecgvijijiigqd jxt- ' f -C -fx -'O' 'Me Wagage paw ,wg A SDALE HIGH SCHOOL SCARSDALE, NEW YORK 1947 ...T Janus. -S-' 1 '1 . .Ishii -- -.w 1 -bililg iff Q 4 IMI PHOTO my Iflsvrrl-LR ASSISTANT EDITORS Sfmzdizigf D. Cameron, D. Silberman, B. Hall, C. Just, B. Horn, M. Johnson, S. Gotshal, J Reiffel, H. Lyons, R. Dahl, Q. Quinn, Sitzizzgr N. Keane, D. Carret. D. Irvine, D. Baumann Editor, Mrs. Schumann, Adviser, J. Eschenbach, P. Dalton. Clmzera-Jby.' Mr. Crafts, Miss Dyer, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Ryan, Advisers, S, Newlin. THE STAFF DAVID BAUMANN Editor SHIPLEY NEWLIN C aleizdezr HARRY LYONS Ar! JANE REIFFEL Pictorial DIANE CARRET Pirzfzzre Ideizfifazfioiz DON SILBERMAN Bizfiiieff QUENTIN QUINN Subfcriplioiz SUE GOTSHAL PETER DALTON C lub lV1'ite-zzpf BARBARA HALL Senior Pedigrees DORA JEAN IRVINE Senior Wi'ile-zzpf MANAGERS BARBARA HORN Publicity ADVISERS ROBERT DAHL Cezizdidr CAROLYN JUST Faculty Pedigree! NANCY KEANE DONALD CAMERON S 117 orlf MARILYN JOHNSON f1d1Je1'1fi.fiizg JEAN ESCHENBACH Twiffg MR. CRAFTS, Miss DYER, MR. FISCHER, MR. RYAN, MRS. SCHUMANN K Dedication . Page 6 Foreword . . . Page 8 Officers and Crew Page 10 Passengers . . . Page 18 Senior Favorites Page 54 Uuderclassmeu . Page 56 Ships Log . Page 60 Activities . Page 70 Sports . Page 88 Ads . Page 100 Mg, xg, zN-- !NfX..!X JS -,X -.jxdk JN' IN ,JY .!X. -Q. Dedc'caZ6cwz MOST of us deck-swabbers don't know the Ad- miral as well as we'd like to. Fact is, we hardly ever see him ofhcially except at the first assembly of the year . . . andiwe can't think of anyone who can soften the blow of returning to school better than Dr. Smith. We like the Way he beams all over when he talks and makes us feel right at home. We were reminded recently that the present senior class is the first to have spent its entire high school career in the present S.H.S. facilities, which were en- larged to include the cafeteria and auditorium, largely through the efforts of Dr. Smith, back in 1940. One other thing we can say of the Admiral, that he doesn't even know himself, is that the inspiration of this year's BANDY came distinctly from his direction. Back at that first September assembly, he said some- thing about all of us setting out on a voyage of dis- covery lasting from September to june. We can't guar- antee the exact Wording at this distance, with home port clearly in sight, but the idea is intact. If you'll accept our apologies, Dr. Smith, for any- thing unexpected that happened to your theme as we put it on paper, we'd like to make the book yours, too. DR. VERNON G. SMITH 7HlS is really a foreword to a back-word . . . a back- ward glance at our 1946-47 story. We've tried, like the makers of a popular brand of canned goods, to catch our high school experience at uthe peak of perfection and can it within these few pages-not an easy job, you'll admit. We've had to squeeze a little and leave out things, but by and large you'll f1nd inside an accu- rate record of this year's voyage of discoveryf' Some of us may still be a little sea-sick as the old ship is warped into her berth come June 20, but a few years hence most of us will be fondly recalling these happy months spent aboard S. H. S. We hope this book will help you to remember .... ,W 1 WW Eff VERNON G. SMITH, A.B.. Colby: A.M., Ed.D.. Columbia- Supcrintendcnt of Schools. LESTER VU. NELSON, A.B.. University of Pennsylvania-Prim cipal of the High School. OLIVER W. MELCHIOR, B.S., Haverfordg Ec.l.M., Harvard- Dean of Senior High School Boys. LYFORD P. BEVERIDGE, A.B., Ed.M., Harvard-Adviser to Gen- eral Organizationg Head of Latin Department. FRANCES ESPY, A.B., Smithg A.M., Columbiag Certificate, Uni- versity of Paris-Adviser to French Clubg Head of Modern Language Department. IRENE A. FIKE, B.S., A.M., Diploma, Psychological Counselor and Clinical Psychology in Edu- cation, Columbia-Director of Child Study Department. No picture available for Mr. Shaw. JOHN JAMISON, B.S., Grove Cityg Edlkl., University of Ver- mont-Head of Commercial De- partment. WINIFRED KALEY, B.S., Co- lumbiag Graduate of Pratt In- stitute-Chairman of Bulletin Board Committeeg Chairman of Stage Design Committeeg Head of Art Department. 10 l W .2 1 2 l l Q .4 43551: ,Q J .4 i 14' 5 w2'wl ':t-wif ,Q Y f ' 3. E tif' f -W3- 1 tl' if 1-'we' M 1-.,ff,J -2 9112-25 ,-4,9 mf ' ,au gggyg ,537 V14 ,, ,t -f .iigzggi-'yiltgiwgggi 'Vo in Muir- -4 -1,fWg,.:4 lfillf. l'4sfl:3','ii '?IiZ- t w . f 555335 at -.fr 11. 12-.' w--. , .1 wa-ziwff ,. ffm- 1- -- CLINTON S. LEONARD, B.H., Sprinzfieldg A.M., Clark- Base- ball Coachg Head of Physical Edu- cation Department. , 1 A ELLEN MAGNUSON, B.S., Sim- monsg A.M., Columbia-Adviser to Make-up and Costume Com- mitteeg Head of Home Economics Department. IRA G. NEWLIN, BS., Guil- f0-flll AM., Haverford-Chairman ot Principals Advisory Commit- tceg Head of Science Department. BESS OLSON, A.B., University MONTFORD of North Dakotag B.L.S.. Colum- Alfredg A.M., mhin-Ad bin University Library School- viser to Rifle Clubg Head of Head of Library Staff. Mathematics Department. ll PFAFF, B.S., ELEANOR W. CHAMBERLIN, B.S., Connecticut Collegeg A.M., Columbia-Dean of Senior High School Girls. WALTER F. FOGG, A.B., Har- vardg A.M., New York University -Dean of junior High School Boys. FRANCES H. SMITH, B.S., A.M., Columbia-Dean of junior High School Girls. ARTHUR E. HATCH, B.S., A,M., Columbiag Graduate of Pratt Institute-Head of Stage Construction Comrnitteeg Head of Industrial Arts Department. LUCYLE HOOK, A.B., B.S., Texas State College for Womeng A.M., Columbiag Ph.D., New York University-Adviser to the Theater Clubg Head of English Department. GEORGE E. HUBBARD, A.B., Oberling A.M., New York Uni- versity-Director of Musicg Chair- man of Assembly Committeeg Head of Music Department. CLEORA SUTCH, AJS.. Bryn Mawr-Adviser to Service Roll Committeeg Head of Social Stud- ies Department. W 6.73 -,,, x,-Q I 1 I I . K- V I WILLARD S. BRIGGS B.S., Juilliard School of Musicg A.M., Columbia - Director of junior Bandg Director of Senior Bandg Instrumental In- struction-Music. EVELYN A. AUSTIN, A.B., New York State Teachers Collegeg A.M., Columbia-Mathematics. REBECCA BLACK- BURN, A.B., Swarth- moreg A.M., Columbia- Adviser to junior High School Publications - ' English. DAVID H. BUCHAN- AN, B.S., Templeg A.M., New York University- Football Coach-Physical Education. COBURN H. AYER, A.B., Colbyg A.M., Co- lumbia-Adviser to Ma- roon-English. 1 . ' V MORTON BLEY, B.S., Juilliard School of Mu- sicg A.M., Columbia- Director of Orchestra- Music. MAJOR CHESTER K. BUSH, A.B., University of Vermontg A.M., Har- vard-In active service with the United States Army. 12 FRANCES D. BART- LETT, A.B., Smithg A.M., New York Uni- versity-Adviser to Jab- berwocl-1-English. . . ....., M., LILLIAN BOUVIER, Oswego State Normal- Mathematics. . . ug.. I , .,...:,e3- .. .1 .Q ,,., . -i ,if 'Q' 1 Q 1 A , v f K. f xv f 4 , 1 .51 V. 4, ,M,W 6. g 1 -1 ,,.,1i.-'mg 'Ce' Tv? .vin fgijf, HQ: JOHN L. CLARK, B.E.E., Northwesterng Ed.M., Bates College-Adviser to Radio Club-Science. 4 . , I LUKE F. BECKERMAN, Art Institute of Chicagog Bs., Alfred-Aft. FLORA H. BRIDGMAN -Secretary to the Deans. LOUISE A. CLAYCOMB -Executive Secretary. DOROTHY B. CON- NOR, A.B., Barnard- Adviser to Forumg Ad- viser to Signiher-Social Studies. H. DYER, A.B., A.M., Middlebury -Assistant Adviser to Bandersnatch-English. LOUIS W. FLACCUS, IR., A.B., Haverford Col- lege? A.M., Middlebury College-English. ANDREW F. CRAFTS, A.B., Ed.M., Harvard- Adviser to Advertising Clubg Member of Prin- cipal's Advisory Commit- tee-Mathematics. ANNA M. CUNNING- HAM, B.S,, New York University-Home Eco- nornics. MARY L. EDELMAN, A.B., Plattsburg State College-Assistant to Li- brarian. GRACE D. FRENCH, B.S., A.M., Columbia- Assembly Committee- Social Studies. JOHN G. FARROW, A.B., Bucknellg A.M., University of Pennsyl- vania-Science. BETTY GALARDI - Clerk. 1 3 l HARRY I.. DAVEN- PORT, B.S., Uniong A.M., Columbiaw- In charge of High School Visual Eclucation-Math- ematics. RICHARD B. FISCHER, B.S., Queens Collegeg A.M., Columbia - Ad- viser to Museum Clubg Adviser to Camera Clubg Assistant Adviser to Ban- dersnatch-Science. GORDON N. GEER, A.B., Clarkg Ed.M., Bates College-Social Studies. GWENDOLEN GLEN- DENNING, A.B., Smithg Ed.M., Harvnrdg Diplo- me d'Aptitude, Sorhonne -Adviser to French Club - Modern Lan- guages. l ELMER F. KINSMAN, B.ArCh., Cornell - Ac- companist. RUTH E. GRISWOLD, A.B., Vassarg A.M., Co- lumbia-Social Studies. DOUGLAS HEAGLE, B.S., St. Lawrence Uni- versityg A.M., New York University - Adviser to Projection Club-Mathe- matics and Science. LOUISE KOEGEL, A.B., B.E., Akron Universityg A.M., Columbia-Latin. ELBERT GROSS, A.B., Queens Collegeg A.M., Columbia - Adviser to junior G. O.g Adviser to junior Chess Clubg Adviser to Service Com- mittee-Social Studies. RUTH HESSE, B.S., Skidmore Collegeg A.M., Wayne University - Physical Education. GEORGE LAWSON, A.B., University of Southern Californiag A.M., University of Den- ver-Adviser to Senior Dramatic Club-English. 14 HERBERT H. HAN- SON, B.S., A.M., Colum- biag Diploma, Industrial Engineering, Franklin In- stitute of Technology- Adviser to Traffic Squad - Industrial Artsg Ad- viser to Printing Club. . RANDALL L. HOL- DEN, A.B., Columbia- Adviser to Junior G. O. -Modern Languages. EDWIN W. MANDE- VILLE, A.B., A.M., Co- lumbia-Adviser to Serv- ice Committee, G. O.- Social Studies. Age ' l f - .Ii Y LA, iz'vw.: . Hx 'I' I 1 .Ag EDITH NI. HARRIS, B.S., Columbia - Cafe- teria Director. B. ELLEN ISENBERG, B.S., Skidmoreg A.M., Teachers College, Colum- bia-Physical Education. l ELEONORE WAGNER MARSHALL, A.B., A.M., New Jersey State Teachers College - Ad- viser to Senior Classg Ad- viser to German Clubg Modern Languages. .amy , , r , wk I r I ,Hz 1 fx 1 1 V 1 fi f 'f wffff f V f f , f W , M , 4 , 5 , 1 2 Z iff, y X... 2 0 1 1 5 f' f , vb 0 Y fd fy 9365! 1 ,Q , f ff Q44 ef 4 cv f f W Egfr, ffm , fl, 4 X! I W f -, Y f 0 1 ,fi if f ,- f r f f f . f , as 1 - ., .V f , ef, 1 -3,- . .f gr ,,,,,.:,:,- cZfz':i.j7f,'LLf,1 H ,,..L,,i,,'4,Q:I!i' ie .. , -'f'.' EDITH K. MORRISON, B.S., New York Univer- sityg R.N., Pennsylvania Hospital-School Nurse. ALBERT S. PRATT, A.B., Browng A.M., Uni- versity of Maine-Tennis Coachg Adviser to Chess Club-Mathematics LEONE J. ROSE, B.S., Pennsylvania State Teach- ers Collegeg A.M., Ph.D., Columbia - Adviser to the Classics Club--Latin. ERNEST PAINTER, A,B., Uniong A.M., Co- lumbia-Aclviser to jun- ior High Schools Publi- cations-English. GERTRUDE T, PRICE - Mimeographing De- partment. CARROLL G. ROSS, A,B., Micldleburyg A.M., Michigang Ed.M., Har- vard-Ushering Commit- teeg Boy Scout Liaison Oliicerg Assembly Com- mittee-Mathematics. ID x GEORGE PAUFF, B.S., Ed.M., Springfield-Ad viser to Senior Classg Member of Principal's Advisory Committee - Science. l CHARLES L. REID, JR., A.B., Uniong A.M., Chi- cago-Adviser to Pub- licity Clubg Adviser to French Club - Modern Languages. PAUL L.-RYAN, A.B., Boston Collegeg Univer- sity of Parisg University of Heiclelburgg Harvard -Assistant Adviser to Bandersnatch - Modern Languages. XVILLIAM SCHMIDT, B.S., Franklin and Mar- shall - Physical Educa- tion. 1 . FRANCES E. SCHUE- LER. Geneseo State Teachers College: B.S., New York University- Comptroller of General Organizationg Clerical Service Group-Commen cial. , 1 E ' ' .g- :JF??f- :Sw-rrp' ' r fu' 660 gg ,l q L7-:gg ,1i5.:f:a.,-33 I . i Q 5 l it it if . V X -. e i Y N Y 7 . . . .xg -i A f , Mgr? . .mt Dheaagvia . ilk f' -su -. I E Q: f v rg- X ig 'I +1 li' as I sw s MARY P. SCI-IUMANN, WALLACE MOORE Stroudsburg Teachers SHERIDAN, Ph.B., Yale: Collegeg B.S., Columbia M.D., Harvard-Medical -Adviser to Brmder- Inspector. snatch-English. 1-s:Z XVILLIAM STEELE, JR., B.S., Ursinusg A.M., Co- lumbia-Member of Prin- cipal's Advisory Commit- teeg President of Scars- dale Teachers' Associa- tiong Assistant Coach of Track-Social Studies. JANE M. VAN MALE, Geneseo Normal School -English. :WWW .,,, f , . 1 -' 'ei ' . 35-1 la L i- . N' 'wt' f. -' 'vgfh Q I ,sexism , fix If - ,rn m -- A :fa bfi-E3 -Z 'if-eff' 151: BEATRICE STOLLE- Secretary to the Superin- tendent. DORCAS WEIR, Sar- gentg R.N., American Hospital of Parisg B.S., Rutgers-Nurse. ALICE A. STONE-Seo retary to the Principal. SAMUEL WITHERS, A.B., Haverford College -English. 16 l l LOUISE V. SHULTZ, A.B., I-Iunterg A.M., C0- lumbiafAdviser to Jun- ior Red Cross-Modern Languages. JOHN D. SUGARBA- KER, A.B., A.M., New Jersey State Teachers Col- lege-Adviser to Cheer- leaders-Science. FREDERICK H. WOHL- ERS, B.P.E., Springfieldg A.M., Columbia-Physb cal Education. PAUL D. TEW, A.B., Guilfordg A.M., Haver- ford-Adviser to Magi- cians' Club-Social Stud RUTH B. WRIGHT A.B., Washington Uni versityg A.M., Columbiz' -Mathematics. PASSWEI , NXXNX x M. 'r ROY W. ADLER St. Lawrence Banclersnatch, 43 Chorus, 1, Radio Club, 3: Rifle Club, 5, 4, Varsity Baseball, Ivlannger, 5. E.1r-lo-ein .fmile . . . bonre . . . Boy Seoul lIllllIl1.l'bc'U . . . ' ' rr you crm be Lzller lbcm :be if! GERAULD ALLEN Gerry Dartmouth Alice Deal Junior High School, Washington, D. C., 1, Mathematics Honors, 33 Hall Mon- itor Committee, 4. Bellr . . . free-lance Romeo . . . Ike barn . , . Ya know JUDITH L. ARONSON University of Chicago English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, French Honors, 2, 3: Latin Honors, 1, Mathematics Honors, 3, Iabberwock, 3, Aristoi, 1, Signifer, 3, 4, Cafe- teria Monitors, 3, Vice-President, 4, French Club, 2, 3, 4. Hoffeler . . . O, Mr. Clark . . . affix! . . . . pm-liamezzmry orczlor tl l rfifflf awww leisewwiif melefl X .X PAULA C. AHNER Red Colby Eclgemont, 1, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, French Club, 3, Theatre Club, 4. Never ez dull moment . . . our comic . . flex chevezzx ire: rouger . . . Gallic Warf ,, f , l 4-' gl rgffg . if JA' rf: fix? 5,5-flmi ,, tag.-'V :q,f3,..e. he M, li . f . ..,,,f 2! mfg-9 , ,,,,.4,. 8,9 fgiaffg. , ,, ANN SwlDREM!:i,Q D Az.-.Q 'e f ff 'CL ' ' . Carleton V s ' 4 ly Gordon junior High School, Washington, D. C., 1, Western High School, Washington, D. C., 2, 3, Banclersnatch, 4, Maroon, 4, French Club, 4, Forum, 4. Newcomer . . . rorzferwzlive . . . .rincerily . . . rlavirzg away GORDON L. ASCH Gord Army ' Stage Crew, 1, 2, Elementary School lsket- ball Coach, 3, Leaders, 4, J. V. Football, 35 J. V. Baseball, 2. ll5 ko cruz I gel ez daze who? . . . Bucidjfr Llfflld-J' . . . 2 o'clock Jhadow . , . keeper of the Plymozzlla WILLIAM L. BARCLAY, III Tim Princeton Shady Side Academy, Fox Chapel, Perm., lg Hackley School, Tarrytown, N. Y., 2, Student Federalists, 3, 4, Wrestling Club, 3, 4, Cross Country Track, 4, Varsity Tennis, 5, 4, Var- sity Club, 3, 4. Rczrqzzel-eef . . . rome! mplaiiz . . . Maizlolokezz . . . junior giflr ROBERT BARNWELL B ob , Columbia .Gisborne High School, Gisborne, New Zea- land, 1, History Honors, 4, Chorus, 3, 4, Forum, 3, 4. Bill, you nuff be taller Ibm: HE ir! . . . bike rider . . . mail of lbe world . . . gigmzlir 1 I J. DAVID BAUMANN Dave Harvard Hyde Park High School, Chicago, Ill., 1, Edge- mont, 2, English Honors, 43 Mathematics Hon- ors, 3: Bandersnatch, Editor, 4, Maroon, 3, 4g Signifer, 3, 43 Dramatic Club, 3, 45 French Club, 4. Drag with the faculty DANNY KAYEf1er.r . . . THE FEDERALIST . . . polilirirm .... r por!! repo:-fr WILLIAM H. ASHBAUGI-I Willie Colby Cafeteria Monitors, 1, 2, Radio Club, 33 Stu- ' dent Federalists, 3, 4. SIl77l,7?Z8l' Sailor . . . MAR5'HALLeci , . . :bar- x J, I fared . . . rexerifed if ' T I . Q3 Pflmoxlgg, ,AQ .fi Joe, Wil V- l 'f' I lf? is Cl?-Q gil- , Lal 1- 1, , . '2 1,5 L .. F11 ' . X -I TJ S' -C 1, ', .ox Xuszai ,X 3 .cv L , k 'A '5 S, lm- 1 5' 'X Ilwllx C? psi la., Q' 5 '5' l i ' x O Fl I 4. ,I ii, VN-ld. Cl la T fi I x. '-1-,Tl ls ul 0 wh... Ml., l k I-K Us, ,na 1 - - , l l'ei '16T We-1 -T. Flora C1 L,3.E iirilxi, 5 1-EJ 6 E 1 q'V i'x I s HOEN Bi5iIgNIAET3IfN L 1 , S S cbagfe L T F? KUUCIL Cornell X X' . 4,4- Traffic Squad, 25 Chess Club, 3, 4. Comic . . . bowling fiziz . . . izlwizyf on the go . . . gurly gufizw MARK T. BASSECI-IES Nlizrkofzyakojf Yale Mathematics Honors, 33 Bandersnatch, 3, 4, Camera Club, 3, 4. I got you covered! . . . curly lop . . . THE CHEER LEADERS . . . new development! l F. VVILLIAM BECK, JR. Bill , Georgia School of Technology Pine Plains Central School, Pine Plains, N. Y., lg Band. 2, 3. 4, j. V. Baseball, 2, 3. The lbirzg jun Eeepr on going . . . rmliqne dealer . . . burefool boy zvifb rbeele . . . Miller! A, 1071 QLLAKKEQSA vi . -. .. . , 1 :VS La.: lx F st-ed :Lv-ev-ei 3 ,. .L ,, . ' - . C. 'Te - Kar H442 one - -hugs' 'AX N' B' fl I A Q ,M L -t hai.. ot-3 To +2 Gsm'-3 -I 1' 'VW 1 ' F ' 7 fr 4 E-rfg., .QR xfkgfg Jasshi-1 ' mls. Ck T ' iw 'fl '?fl.....c .:,1 H B LESLIE C. BELL Leflie Duke English Honors, 1, 2, 3, French Honors, 1, 2, 3, Latin Honors, 1, 2, Mathematics Honors, 33 Advertising Club, 3, 4, Publicity Club, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 3, 4, Chorus, 3, Vice-President, 4, Rifle Club, 2, Treasurer, 3, Vice-President, 4. Bublzlirzg over . :laoruf cruxla . . . red . . . ob mr' LOUIS W. BEVIER Lori Lehigh Social Planning Board, 3, English Honors, 1, 2, 4, History Honors, 1, Latin Honors, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Maroon, 4, Signifer, 3, 4, Projection Club, 1, 2, 3, German Club, 3, Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4. Most likely to succeed Sinbad lbe Sailor . . . Mirrobe Huzzfer . . . .flide-rule . . . Big Dipper BARBARA B. BELL Barb Mount Holyoke Latin Honors, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Ban- clersnatch, 4, Advertising Club, 3, Theatre Club, 3, 4. Slrong romfirziom . . . .f7IZ00ll9i8 . . . green eyex . . . lVbrzf can Ido? JOYCE BERGER Smith Latin Honors, 2, Maroon, 1, Banclersnatch, 4, Aristoi, 1, French Club, 3, 4, J. V. Hockey, 3, J. V. Tennis, 3. Our own Alice Marble . . . brerztlalerx . . . :lender . . . 82h period Jprinler A ., ff ti-fwy M011 -42 dj k :I . ll f oem fvif If . - 4' , L W, l:fwi'1'j .ew r f fm y LP J ff, ,,,. ' DUDLEY BIEJRAU , Dwi - Dartmouth Stage Crew, 1, 2, Secretary, 3, 4, J. V. Foot- ball, 3, Varsity, 4, J. V. Track, 2, 3, Varsity, 4. Ahoy lhere . . . Curly . . . good humor man . . . lowering ' M W X ,lr W JV . D lltlll X vyltpllleg QS 0 X06 M ,l YD u 0 ,A 0 x.V. l y V15 x SUSAN BLITZER Smle Colby X Dalton School, New York City, N. Y., 2, Hyde Park High School, Chicago, Ill., 3, Ban- dersnatch, 4, Advertising Club, 4, Cafeteria Monitors, 4, French Club, 4. Mir: Comzorlr joy . . . full of fun . . . zhrzl for-away look . . . of major .,,l I Y'f1 w. 'j Mgr, .L ' t'f,I it ---,Jr Q 4- . X t ' ' Lf ' vi J4, 1 A f yfgg, g ,gf 1 : ,V Xml' . -'6jr 'f J, rl ,Lyn ,- K mf, , ffffl A C 15,1 In 1' L 4-I L R W 4 1 I -'j.r7-',1Q f '5J ll-5 ,S rfb, ,I 'V W ,'L,1l',Li.,.e , 1 if I IL ,f V i .- H 1 I, 1' X- -1-are ,Q A U f 7,TL't1,Ff- c , I' A . ,..-K 1, fr. i if fyjl,-,ff ' .l f5r?gz,,,, uf. ., T If r' f fgfffyj.-1, RUTH L. BROOKS,f+2fL-M'--f1.1..rB1'ookf1ef .V Q' University of Mexico Red Cross, 1, Dramatic Club, 4, German Club, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 4, J. V. Baseball, 3. 'lu Sally . . . zzazrzrrzmzirzg . . . Spfefbfll Jie Dezrzrrbe? . . . Queen-.rizerllj WL Lf' ,1,5,,,-f 0 J, Jag ANAL 1 all lb,-W ' if le i JU I in l, 'A - f j at ' 5 ,W Ll I will ! l 1 VIIN lr!! I PHILLIP A. BRUNO Phil Haverford History Honors, 2, Bandersnatch, 4, Jabber- wock, Soliciting Editor, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, Forum, Vice-President, 4, French Club, President, 4. flrl crn1l1oi.r,re1n' . . . .mmir faire . . :Il't'6'lL'7'ile for . erndile VICTOR R. BINNS, JR. Vic Coast Guard Academy IFJ cl good mr excepzf- . . . Healbrote Hmzgorzf . . . fork of all trader . . . mm: of dirlirzcfiofz SHERRY BOUCHELLE Georgetown junior College G.O. Council, 3, English Honors, 1, 2, 3, His- tory I-Ionors, 1, Bandersnatch, 3, 4, Advertis- ing Club, 3, 4, Cafeteria Monitors, 3, 4, Thea- tre Club, 4, Rifle Club, 3, 4, G.A.A., 2. Blonde bombrbell . . . ejjrerverrezzt . . . rebel . . . rjmmzr of emfbzzriarm EDWARD L. BROWN N ed Swarthmore Class Vice-President, 2, G.O. Council, 1, 3, 4, Social Planning Board, 2, Service Committee, Chairman, 4, Latin Honors, 2, Mathematics I-lonors, 3, Hall Monitor Committee, Chair- man, 4, Ushers, 3, Varsity Tennis, 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Club, 2, 3, 4. Bill Tildeu . . . according fo Holyle . . . Dend- eye . . . lbtll llaougblfll look MARY JANE BURCHARD Mare Wfheaton Edgcmont, 1, 2: Service Committee, 4, Class Day Committee, 33 Advertising Club, 4, Cate- teria Monitors, 4, Leaders, 4. Most popular .N'e1'er flurlcred . . . bar Ibn! added zip . . . tu the .raging gow. I'1'e go! Il wolf by lbe eau . . . goadier DONALD ll. CAMERON D012 Amherst Latin Honors, 1, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, Assistant Editor, 4, Hall Monitor Committee, 4,.Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Classics Club, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 2, 4, J. V. Football, 3, Var- sity, 4, Varsity Club, 4. Spirilzml meezingr . . . puer rosus . . . termr of 338 . . . being Javed for college LOUIS CARDIN ALE Lon Eastchester High School, Eastchester, N. Y., 1, 2, Varsity Football, 4, J. V. Basketball, 3, Varsity, 4. ll5'l9e1'e do you gel yo11rpawer? . . . T'ai17l ,fllllll-In . . . prmzkrler .... fzever reezz in mixed rompauy .1 - A ' ' I f ... , , 4- u 4. , 4 .gm s K' f 4 .Q Q, . t 'I . I 'I C, W X I 21- 4 4 QQ'-QQ.. 'N 1 r 5 J K -as - -...m,.,.- W' 1: a - 'l 'r J 'L Wu T Nh- 'J 'f '- f as -Q. I-' -Q. ':.f-nrtf. Lfs..1.' .ve ,cm as ... c S e5gxh.,.,,z-y- Q i Sari., Gab, Y - .B tg: in bl llyifzf .4 .74 ,sl A ' J I LESTER R. BURROUGI-IS Lex University of Rochester Mathematics Honors, 3, Leader, 3, J. V. Foot- ball, 3, 4, J. V. Track, 2, 3. Darhizzg rozrzferlible . . . UNO! NO! Bzzrrauglar -biz kim . . . the old try . . . Any more rl! home? ELIZABETH T. CANNON Liz Smith Edgemont, 1, 2, English Honors, 4, French Honors, 33 Mathematics Honors, 3, Bander- snatch, 4, Maroon, 4, Red Cross, 3, Vice- President, 4, Signifer, 3, 4, Classics Club, 3, French Club, 4, Theatre Club, 3, 4, I. V. Hockey, 3. Lemler Kerperially of mezzj . . . Da1xe'f dream . . . pe:-fer! poire . . . intellectual glamfzzon DIANE ELISABETH CARRET Wellesly English Honors, 4, French Honors, 1, 2, His- tory Honors, 4, Latin Honors, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, Assistant Editor, 4, Advertising Club, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Thea- tre Club, 4, Rifle Club, 3, Secretary, 4. Lmzglaizzg eyes . . . rollege men . . . zmlempem- mental . , . Corzmzer Cafzdidaze lr -i .7 I v ' , 1 1 1 ,, 5 ,, f- .1 - - X 5 A' 7 y. 6 X, ' I 'ff . if ' x efv Y ,jf ' -- df ,,f, 7, 1' X , fyfir V 'XFX V, L V ff I if A , I AK 3 X 1 -2'L4,!A uf 1 if ff , f, ' ,,i.fj,fi y N 4 IftlI'C'.l'! iff., ggir 1 Ufix X. x ,I if if, V, ,N fy! ' I J X -. . ,. I BRUCE CARSWELL Fomzy Cornell G.O. Council, 1, 33 I. V. Basketball, 3, Var- sity, 4. Cafe roriely type . . . bold and forward . . . girl? ideal . . . beading for lbe lar! roufzdzzp Luck Loads 0710.00 75 6776 afroefeftifof' 'Va f . slcllo IOLA G. CASE Mount Holyoke Mathematics Honors, 3g Maroon, 4, French Club, 35 Rifle Club, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 3, Neat '12 prerire . . . torrid Terznerree .rammerr . . . gradual grzrz . . . Dr. Care, fall surgery ANNE E. CHISHOLM Bennington English Honors, 1, 2, 33 History Honors, 11 Latin Honors, 2g Mathematics Honors, 5: Ushers, lg Theatre Club, 2, Rifle Club, 2, 3. -ig Twirling, 4. Mzzrlbrzfr Vineyard . . . Imijorelle . . ry 1- fbUf6'lIIl . . . ll7bere'J G.ilIl1j'.9H DIANA CARROLL Middlebury Eclgemont, 1, 25 French Honors, 33 Mathemat- ics Honors, 33 Advertising Club, 45 Publicity Club, 4g Senior Privileges Committee, 4g Var- sity Hockey, 4. Biggest Flirt Godderr of the chase!!! . , . zifian blonde . .. Pfaff pride . . . Hazzkering :R 'A rg f' -mv- E :rg ' W, . , L, W 1 V., lpiei- ,ip 2 if 1, ' '. 3,35-x VXI-I I :..4ALA5hX. Q. , 33.1, -L14 STELLA MARIE CARVIN , Georgian Court Marymount Academy, Tarrytown, N. Y., 1, 2, Bandersnatch, 4g Publicity Club, 3, 45 Adver- tising Club, 3g French Club, 4, Forum, 4, Theatre Club, 4, Varsity Hockey, 3. Best line Gay giggle . . . mzall fry . . . rleep, ab, .rleepl . . . .rlellar performance PATRICIA V. CASTLE Pai Katherine Gibbs Edgemont, 1, 2, Maroon, 4, Banclersnatch, 43 Publicity Club, 4, Chorus, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 3, 4, J. V. Archery, 3. jolly . . . my brolber Gary . . . drirfin' wom- an . . . Have you .teen Ike la,fert? HEATHER CLARK Scofrie Nursing School Ilamaica Plain High School, Boston, Blass., 1. 2, 5. B'1,v','lHIlIlI . . Dreamy . . .foe . . . Al fbtf bU.ff'il:1l we- MARGRIT COHN Purdue Bandersnatch, 4, Cafeteria Monitors, 3, 4, Red Cross, 1, 5, 4, Camera Club, 4, French Club, 3, 4, German Club, 2, 3, 4. Foxy pbolagmpber . . . Deuircbe . . . in my merry Olzlrmobilen . . . El Rmicbo Gwnlzle RODERIC W. COOPER Rod Cornell Wlmite Plains High School, White Plains, N. Y., 2, Hall Monitor Committee, 43 Rifle Club, 4. Rugged lype . . . Card! . . . dairy fmwzer . . . N01 a rpare, bu! a Jlrike! PATRICIA B. CLARK Pal, Bird i Smith Edgemont, 1, 2, Advertising Club, 4, I. V. Hockey, 45 J. V. Basketball, 33 J. V. Baseball, 3. Fenlberea' friend . . . albleficmzed . . . Gal a11ygzmz? . . . Long Bob ROBYN E. CONANT Bobbie Wheaton Banclersnatch, 4, Advertising Club, 43 Cafeteria Monitors, 4, Publicity Club, 3, 4, Ushers, 1, 2, Dramatic Club, 4, French Club, 3, 43 Forum, 4, Theatre Club, 3, 4. Her .fecref lore . . . .refzfe of bzzmor . . . piano playing . , . blue eyer, long lube: VERNON CORELL, IR. Amherst French Honors, 2, Latin Honors, 2, Bulletin Board Committee, 4. I. D. F .... bi: MMP! . . . plefzly more at 607726 . . . Iemzir tbreal RONALD CORELLI R071 Brown French Honors, Z, Camera Club, 4, I. V. Foot- ball, 2, 3, Varsity, 4. Flower: , . . Spru'eplz1ggerl by Corelli . . . robev'-mimlerl . . . .fportr 67Zl!JZlJ'lcZ.fl DOROTHY JEAN CRAWFORD Bates English Honors, 1, Bandersnatch, 4, Advertis- ing Club, 3, Theatre Club, 3, 4, Leaders, 1, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Hockey, 3, 4, G. A. A., 3. Rerperled . . . :1lz1'7720cle . . . bmbfzzl . . . not form-bla! almorf fd-ZA, flf2f,3ig2,,t'. ,jomjf ,jf ,ww . ohflmjrf' ' . fe' .fn 1,- -1--L, df. 77' ' off,-9 . 1-LJ K ,.y,5,, 'fjhjqisv -,A ., WF , ff ,, ,, ,Q A ,-, ,:- Dj f a.-. ,W.- :ff vf, -3.311 , .7 , -ja 5 ,.,,,,4r ,' Ml, f , ' . fl' -, 4,-4..-'f'j..' jg - -.J ,'- ,. .V .ffl ff Q 4 f i f f f K ,fl . ,fi ' 1 ' ' -17' -A ' YL ' PETER JOHN DALTON -' 'f'Peie University of Pennsylvania G.O. Council, 1, 3, Constitution Committee, 33 Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, Assist- ant Editor, 4, Maroon, 4, Bronxville Dance Committee, 3, Spring Prom Dance Committee, 3, Bulletin Board Committee, 4, Classics Club, 3, Forum, 3, 4. Pooclaie . . . 1r1arz'.f bert friend . . . Ibn! know- ing look . . . flirly eyer it 1? .7 Axle-L 1- e -P' Y x Z' ,,'vj!,,x,,ff .- '. 1. V 'I - fi' , I ' . ' 4- ' I ' - ,Q , -L- M -Q--if ul-,-A 4 . -2 1 V,...,. ef ,Q J A fi-',,,,,f-ff, K 4 I ,, 1 4 V 4fT,,T' I MARILYN E. COSTELLO Theatre Club, 4. B. Altman . . . Tlaererrz U'7rigl1t . . . neat . . the Corlello Bfor. EO . A reel aft: ex Qtr-l. ,Gin mi-ia ' -ferr: K BQQ QF up UM. CIBC? Lina-Slit S' FET LOTS Qi-in ROBERT DAHL B05 Union College Bandersnatch, 3, Assistant Editor, 4, Maroon, Z, 3, 4, Cafeteria Monitors, 1, 2, Camera Club, 4, President, 3, Hot Club, 1, 2, Radio Club, President, 3, Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4, Leaders, 1, 2, 3, 4. Sbzzlterbug . . . fireman Jbirl . . . P.A. Syrlem . . . fried meat ll ., 3,9 - V .QVJUD viii ,J 'JJ 1. 'lj Q '.n 'Q H 1' ah . H I ii ' , ' as I ' Mkilvrwi-L' ,ati -it will ,335 T u V , 'Kwai' N V JV-N Silk I. 's .5 ,Bb X al .74 T f x . 1 , V t, H X 1 U '- CINJ- 57i e- ia V 11 .L ' ' ' ,K k V K . MXL' , ' xx K 1 ' .3-gg'-1,1 '-Iv' 3 .4-. J 'ix f-V' NANCY R. DESPRES x 'K ohefiin ' A' ' H English I-lonors, 1, 2, 3, 4, French Honors, 1, ' 2. 33 Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, Maroon, 3, ll, Publicity Club, 2, 3, 43 Dra- matic Club, l, 2, 4, Stage Manager, 3, French 6 Club, 2, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 2, 3, C.1mp mznl-'elrn' .... flttllf-1' zrnrier . . . rt-.1119 for fnu . . . Did yur 11.111 16.11 fIl.15.f NIARIA E. de SYLVA llllllll Skidmore Longmeadow junior High School, Longmeadow, Mass., 15 Classical High School, Springfield, Mass., 25 Bandersnatch, 45 Advertising Club, 4, Theatre Club, 4. ll .zJp-:mill . . . poJl111r1u'.r laerzdnrbe . . . Hey, .fborlyn . . . card-.rbarp JOAN W. DIPPY Dip Mount Holyoke Social Planning Board, 15 Bandersnatch, 45 Class Day Committee, 35 Advertising Club, 5, 45 Theatre Club, 45 Leaders, 1, 2, 5, 45 J. V. Hockey, 2, Varsity, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball, 2, Varsity, 35 Varsity Baseball, 2, 55 G. A. A., Vice-President, 1. Best athlete Smile . . . mud about Vail lm M011r'0e,. .Y 9' 8 , I lbeme mug . . . Last in The Woods l ff -11 at f 5 1 . 1 1 4 'Q . .. L x N , -Ai ,QMS i 1'--1 'H fi K3 5 1 ' 4 7 vi N , I 'Y . X 1 .rf lx J J. ,J A f . 5 ,Q gl l B ii y ,V ff 1' I' I I - 'U ' . j f , . 7 7 5 fl fax ' 'W ' ' ' if ...7 y fl p A Q I ii' v Q y J A I ki ' ,Q as TERRY T. DUNN - 5- f s 6 fn t, V6 J' De Pauw F . Q Bandersnatch, 45 Advertising Club, 3, 45 French Club, 55 Theatre Club, 3, 45 Class Day Com- mittee, 35 Bronxville Dance Committee, 35 Forum, 45 Varsity Hockey, Manager, 3. Excilable . . . Iirzy feel . . . nzlknlive . . feallaer ru! M6201 ermax, JOHN E. DILLON jarr- St. Lawrence Edgemont, 1, 25 G.O. Council, 45 J. V. Foot- ball, 35 Varsity, 4. Gerrjfr mr . . . gullible . , . Kill the umpire! . . . .rrrappy QJQCLLIIL. lgfficl ' bil l- -J3.i2c..33'fa if 3 t 5, 3-,ggi trlgreci. mite - wt? gglhl' V lL,1 i- i',W,xM,,. Y ' 'qk',,i,l - in lei-L 3 .xa W . K Kd fxl. +L' 4 li 4 lkkly V A V --'r-rl -is.. ., f -fl CJ L 1.14.4 S ,A L1 - ll l -'-' lfi-elllelmi u - 'vl'iW,k,.'fl li., li QUE fa ' ll SUSAN M. DRISCOLL Foof De Pauw Marymount School, Tarrytown, N. Y., 1, 25 Advertising Club, 5, 45 Publicity Club, 5, 45 Cheerleaders, 4. Best .dancer Swzr.rdale 4 , . . Corzgamoml Cabin . . . DR 89 . . . Foafr new dog :IL-SLAQYQQAX Quik QF OiinJ 'YO -004' l -Lap? lecseig-i...-arch Q19-0 ,-i'gj,.-MLS JOAN E. DUVAL D11 Duke English Honors, 1, 25 French Honors, 1, 25 Mathematics Honors, 35 Bandersnatch, 3, 45 Maroon, 5, 45 Publicity Club, 45 Forum, 45 German Club, 2, 55 Theatre Club, 5, 45 Rifle Club, 3, 45 Leaders, 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Bas- ketball, 55 Varsity Baseball, 3. ll7bi2e Plains . , . motlyer corzferror . . .rzui.r.f on rye . , f,lVollrz lmckbm2d.' E. LOUISE EISELE Bezffe Loa, Lala Rosemont Social Planning Board, 3, 4, Maroon, 3, 4, Publicity Club, 4, Classics Club, 4, Leaders, 3, Cheerleaders, 3, J. V. Hockey, 2, Varsity, 3, Varsity Basketball, Manager, 2, Varsity Ten- nis, 3, 4, G. A. A., Secretary, 3, Vice-Presi- dent, 4. Best sport Gallible . , . Cape May . . . My Bill . ver! parker ailalele JEAN W. ESCHENBACH Manhattan School of Music Edgemont, 1, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, French Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, Assistant Editor, 4, Signifer, 4, French Club, 4, Forum, 4, Theatre Club, 3, 4, Varsity Hockey, 4. Most talented Niglatizzgale . . . oompb plat . . . llaem par- .rionaie eyes . . . entlfariarlic I 1 my tram, rf f ' Q ,MI . K. Q ff 'A an F' 419' ,lu , r av -P ELEANOR C. FLANDREAU, Middlebury f i Edgemont, 1, 2, English Honors, 4, French Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, Signifer, 4, Red Cross, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Theatre Club, 4. lX'tL 'l'b0.lI'l! quiz kid . . . rbif1 ap . . . Jb:n',b wil . . . Erpy'r delight JOHN T. EDMONDS Amherst Class Vice-President, 4, G.O. Council, Vice- President, 4, Class Day Committee, 3, English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Honors, 2, Mathemat- ics Honors, 33 Signifer, 3, President, 4, French Club, 3, Rifle Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, DI. V. Football, 3, Varsity, 4, J. V. Baseball, 2, 3, Varsity Club, 4. Most efficient Advance and prefenl arm: . . . Ola' Man River . . . Sigfzijied . .u. junior Nature La-ver I' 9 ' M .l W x 'Y GRACE ANN ELLIS Swarthmore Roosevelt High School, Crestwood, N. Y., 1, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Cafeteria Monitors, 4, French Club, 4, Orchestra, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 4. ' Ejjziriezzf walk . . . lairloriafz . . . bright eye: . . . izzlelligelzl-bat really JAMES s. FALLON faime Cafeteria Monitors, 2, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, German Club, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 2, Wres- tling Club, 3, 4, Cross Country Track, 4, Var- sity Track, 3. Most conscientious Hit Majesty Ike King . . .organizer . . . win- ning wine . . . Village 11i.rito1 SALLY JANE FLETT Saf Radcliffe Northfield School for Girls, Fast Northfield, Mass.. I, 23 English Honors, 3: History Hon- ors, 43 Signifer, 3, 43 Dramatic Club, 3, 43 German Club, 33 Secretary, 43 Theatre Club, 3, 43 Leaders, 4. Conrerlible . , . hair galore . . . Rmb . . . Die .fprm'fJz'erei11 PATRICIA FOOT Paz! Endicott Junior College Bandersnatch, 43 Advertising Club, 2, 3, 43 Chorus, 43 Theatre Club, 3, 43 Rifle Club, 2, 3, President, 4. Ain:-efrzzulz . . . irrzjrerlnrbrzble . . . Sorzzewfille . . . domerlic CHARLES F. FREY Charlie Williams G.O. Budget Committee, 43 Publicity Club, 33 Student Federalists, 3, 43 Rifle Club, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling Club, 3, 43 Leaders, 2, 3, 4. Tree miler . , . ufrerzler . . . Jwealer boy . . , nzdepezzdefzl NANCY B. FLINT Northwestern Class Secretary, 43 English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 43 French Honors, 1, 2, 33 History Honors, lg Mathematics Honors, 33 Bandersnatch, 43 Ad- vertising Club, 33 Publicity Club, 3, President, 43 Bulletin Board Committee, 1, 3, 43 Classics Club, 3, 43 Dramatic Club, 3, 43 Varsity Ten- nis, 33 G. A. A., 4. Most respected Cure note . . . farelmnd drive . . . arziri . . energy QA C 1-41194 f f., f .A kr G 7 0, MX ! ' ' ' ff? ff 1 44715, v,,,.QffJ,7 J, 1,425 ,jf Hyff,-, I , ff , g ,f 74, 797' Q1-ufaf 737 . 47' fi! - ,J 54.191 V,-ff X ,C7 X V Y ff JK Z,yf.,r,-3 L j,-1,4 7, , Vg-cf -L-' 52,245 XZAJQ gf, 4 .5 4. .,. ,cu 17. - ' 4 3-144 P,jl JACQUELINE ANNE FOULD'S fackze Wellesley Bandersnatch, 43 Maroon, 3, 43 Bulletin Board Committee, 4, Secretary, 33 Publicity Club, 33 Red Cross, 13 Forum, 3, President, 43 Theatre Club, 3, Vice-President, 43 Varsity Hockey, Manager, 33 Varsity Baseball, Manager, 3. Great, big. beautiful eyer . . . Zbe Army . . . O-0-0-ab! . . . El Greco and Van Gogh ARNO FRIES University of Michigan ' Mathematics Honors, 33 Lighting Crew, 3, 43 German Club, 2, 3, 43 Ride Club, 3, 4. Liltle had wolf , . . perrirlem' , . . I mrz'i do ll lhizzg with il . , . gem :zrozmd r l . ii J il, 1 la 5.1 . 1 .. 1 , or 1 re y I 'P 1 . 'V , V ' ld ' 1 , 0 P lflfv' r I ylfxf fi ,ii Yi i l iff, ff X ty . gy, if ff ' 'Q I , f .wl?' ' 'ti' l . 4- 'J . , ffl' ,T 1 - if 1 yr' :I I ,V ' I 4, if In A, ' V ill ,:L.A:HVi'li ,I X, Uv' ,lj 7,1 .1 ,AL .lL ' .,,, ', ., ,' LN, ,, if' il .f if I , V, Awe U xl, Ay 1, ,ff J Jil' ,ry - -. fu , q of ' IAMESVWILLIAM GAMMONS jim G.O. Council, 1, 2, Social Planning Board, 1, 2. Subtle rerzre of lazmzor . , . eary going . . . If we only load Gammorzf' . . . milk drinker THOMAS C. GESER Tom Notre Dame Band, 1, 2, Hot Club, 1, 2, Rifle Club, 4, Leaders, 1, Z, J. V. Track, 4. Draft rnrilr . . . an ozuzre of prevention . . . Cape Coil .rurrerr . . . Mailer Tom WARREN D. GILLIES john Hopkins University G.O. Council, 4, Rifle Club, 4, J. V. Football, 3, Varsity, 4, J. V. Track, 1, Varsity, 3. Cape Cod lighlboure . . . Sage Hill Sazvzge . . , My dear girl .... mfr brzlf CURTIS H. GAGER, IR. Curt, Tex Cornell Levi Warren junior High School, Auburndale, Mass., 1, Newton High School, Newtonville, Mass., 2, G.O. Council, 4, German Club, Sec- retary, 3, Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Football, 3, Varsity, 4. The Texan . . . long Jtride . . . feroriou: bowler , . . leirzg .rized --su' A im, All 1 'V 'Q lam: J uv. L,,L-Rowan. Q-.wx J . ' ,J W, W DLL., J- yu-we-g .g..J-.fav A -1.Jtlfvu LA.. YS'--L g.f.,i:I,a, V9 Qui, L, ,U .fi '5-uw-f A - Try-L tl' lD Xl XTHOMAS GARBATY Tommy Harvard English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, French Honors, 1, 2, 3, History Honors, 1, Latin Honors, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Jabberwock, 3, 4, Bul- letin Board Committee, 1, 2, 3, President, 4, Signifer, 4, French Club, 2, 3, 4, German Club, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 3, 4, Varsity Foot- ball, Manager, 4. Flowery Jpeerber . . . martermind at work . . . Burlaurza1z'J hmzdyman . . . laurel wreath LUCINDA GIBSON Lee, Lzzcy Wellesley English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, French Honors, 1, 2, 3, History Honors, 4, Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, Maroon, 3, 4, Cafeteria Committee, 4, Library Staff, 1, 2, 3, Vice- President, 4, Service Roll Commitee, 2, 3, President, 4, Signifer, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, French Club, 2, Theatre Club, 4, Leaders, 1, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Hockey, 3, J. V. Baseball, 3. Wittiest Perrormlily kid . . . Doz2't fell me your frozzlsle. . . Alb II ermpnzler .,'Wf17'0HllI fbgzclfk 1111 rbronir got lar .A .okxif yyoul' J ,Q'J',.9' .. Q, -N 1- J tj: -4oiii7Q ' NJN Q Y -P .xx .f ' J. if rf SK fx Q fe Qgv f ,JPY J? ' CJ ag ,S Xi f 'S 3 , ra CJ J 54 ' L SSJX 9 JJ JU rv X s NL O vs, Sl, X -L if r ff f r J ,IOHN SAMUEL GLASEL Yale English Honors, 1, 2. 3: History Honors, 43 Mathematics Honors, 5: Maroon, 43 Bander' snatch, 43 Band, 1, 2, 3, Vice-President, 43 Hot Club, 2, President, 33 Rifle Club, 2, 5, 4. G.1hriel',r go en lrnmfvel . . . the Harlem Calf 1280 Cl U . . . Pecyllo 16011151 ienozz' lfJi.r.' , Y f, f 1 Af., , a , L r' , ff, ' , . 3, M ffil' 'L Y. C I in rt, f J L JJ . Y on - 4, . L' L f ,' I if , fl Q, V f 61 I , . ' If .1 , , F' ! nf, ,, F' if J! 5 I , ' A 7 ' ' 4 1 i . , ,1 I 'El n, L X, ' 4 f If ,I ff, , f , f A ' :X V -'MAL V 1 C f if fl W1 if 4 1 V1 We ,dd i i if In SUE ANN GQQFSHAII5, Au, 5 if English Honors, 2, 3, 513 History Honors, 4, Maroon, 3, Assistant Editor, retary, 4, Ushersg President, 4, Forum, Club, 4, Student Federalism V. Tennis, 3 ,Q Effirienry plus . . , .rinrere , . . Jenior Jpol ex- pert . . . up in lbe garage JOHN PAUL GREENBERG Harvard English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, History Honors, 4, Mathematics Honors, 33 Jabberwock, 3, 4, Maroon, 4, Bandersnatch, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 4. Most intellectual Sprinter . . . ,rerionf . . . nzzzfir loner . . . lair fbfflfff nf' flew . ,, ,W ev A MMM W' y' ' 0 rfb 44:1 -ypfw Nj' W-M elnwfnxalf ' Lb' - 1 Vfwofrvwi 'Mt 'lfofiyiiu . 50 f f div. yugff f'FM.flv,UW W Nl! BEVERLY JANE GOERISCH Bev Bradford junior College Cleveland High School, St. Louis, Mo., 1, 2, 33 Theatre Club, 4, Forum, 4, Dramatic Club, 4. Sbe'.f from Missouri . . . nicely figured . . . Blondie . . . Min Fifth Avenue R C. L. GREACEN Connie, Pero: Endicott Junior College Bandersnatch, 4, Dramatic Club, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 4. Srribe . . . idolizer . . . Did you bear about john? . . . cborzle MARJORY B. GREENMAN Midgie Nortllgstern English Honors, 1, 2, 33 French Honors, 1, 2, 31 Latin Honors, 2g Mathematics Honors, 35 Maroon, 3, 4, Aristoi, 1, Advertising Club, 35 Publicity Club, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4, Lead- ers, 1, 2, 3, 4g G.A.A., 1, Varsity Hockey, 4. Innocent look . . . giggle . . . ronyidenlinl agent . . . candidate for wzrfily rrzlrlaer JOHN GREEN WOOD fzzolz ' Dartmouth G.O. Council, 1, President, 4, English Honors, 1, History Honors, 1, Mathematics Honors, 35 Bandersnatch, 4, Leaders, 15 J. V. Basket- ball, 2, 3, Varsity, 4. , Most popular Football fam . . . Higla Haven . , . gay :abol- lero . . . Vale for Greenwood THOMAS J. GROGAN Tom Cooper Union jabberwock, 4, Varsity Track, 3, 4. lVbi5tlev'.r nephew . . . Iobbyfr joy . . . brotherly , . . burning Ilae midnight oil JOANNE GULLY Cornell Edgemont, 1, 2, Cafeteria Monitors, Secretary, 3, 43 Ushers, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 3, 4, Then- tre Club, 3, 4, Mathematics Honors, 3, English Honors, 4. Flozwiug l'0IlI'6l'.fcIli0l1 . . . fzmrfiml . . . .renxr 1 tricked Jenni . . . Geow-.11 Lac ,rpeuking ELIZABETH GREENWOOD Beffy Vassar English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, French Honors, 2, 33 Latin Honors, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Maroon, 2, Co-Assistant Editor, 3, Editor-in- Chief, 4, Theatre Club, 4. Most likely to succeed Eexemlire . . . piofzift . , . Ok, Doll! . . f Lady Edilor l,!Iifyfvli fm,,il J L , - ,Viv Wi, 1: A lf- .V 1 ., tj MI -, l , s 1 ,,. Q I 5 JUDITH GROGAN play Rosemont Cafeteria Monitors, 3, 4, Red Cross, 1, French Club, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 4. Oh, I'll zzeew forget llve lime . . . willy . . oofzroiefzziouf . . . toll zale teller LOUISE C. GRUNEBAUM Wellesley English Honors, 1, 2, 4, French Honors, 1, 2, 4, Mathematics Honors, 35 Red Cross, 1, French Club, 2, 3, 4, German Club, 3, 4, Dra- matic Club, 3, 4g Ski Club, 4. Riding 1741115 . . . 7121115 u-'laiz . . . ufillmvy . . relicefzt L., ELEANOR GUTTERNIAN Bllllllj Carnegie Institute of Technology French Honors, 23 Bandersnatch, 43 Jabber- wock, Art Editor. 4: Cafeteria Monitors, 43 Red Cross, 2. 3. 41 Stage Design Crew, 3, Ushers, 2. 5. 41 French Club, 2, 3, 43 Theatre Club, 2, 3, 4, junior Dramatic Club, Secretary, 1, Sen- ior Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Secretary, 4. Hiririozzir . . . 1 Jrlr' fy 1f5rou'ev '...' 'OH. Cor- X, lim. '... rrz' I Lrlir ftjsuzfxr My-19 of QJQQ ,QU Uffio' pcfodwfwca, ,476 . dee, amd RUTH E. HALVORSEN I Cornell Social Planning Board, 2, 3, Advertising Club, 4, Rifle Club, 3, 4, Cheerleaders, 2, 35 J. V. Hockey, 4, Varsity Basketball, 5, Varsity Base- ball, 3g G.A.A., 1, 2. Derfilirb . . . I did11'1 do iz . . . mirry . . . 6ljllt?.fl7'j6I1II6 LOUISE E. HECHT Lozf, Lfdrz Hood Miami Beach High School, Miami Beach, Fla., 1, 23 Bandersnatch, 45 Red Cross, 45 Dramatic Club, 4g Theatre Club, 4, Rifle Club, 4. IIfg,gxe'r Marry? ,,ff'f1-dqzkr . . . 8:20 bill wif, I Q1 ,' fr' S- f if . ?' Ur' . ' . 'E . it .2 if W- HT .. JJ! r I7 BARBARA AUTREY HALL Barb Rice Institute English Honors, 1, 2, 3, History Honors, 4, Latin Honors, 2, Mathematics Honors, 33 Ban- dersnatch, Assistant Editor, 4, Maroon, 4, Sig- nifer, 3, 45 Orchestra, 2, French Club, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 3, 4. Mzzrirally minded . . . dependable . . . pedi- reed . ra fer x ' W' j 5 5355 of ,, C99 .igbrpr V C ' 'A 49999. , of -'Gibb '-534 ' A 9 2 9' JV ff 1 fl J-PK if - 4, gy 1' . cwcjfeff Q s . ,2 iff 1- I If BF, L '33 , JI YC: ,Cf Af 2 J muy. Lqyj' V GAIL M. HAMMARSTROM Barny Dartmouth English Honors, 1, 2, History Honors, 15 Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4g Band, 1, Leaders, 45 J. V. Track, 2. H1192 go: zbe mr for zbe nigh! . . . .spirited rfirluom . . . Y0u're a champ, kid . . . T be Gypry JOHN R. HENSTENBERG Henle Rhode Island School of Design Wooster School, Danbury, Conn., 2. Azzdzzbwz addirz . . . rkillful .frulptor . . jun merfizz' around . . . Farm boy . .rm my , ww ,. I 'L Qs ,Q . f , N F e-Q 9 . '37 if . bb. we .Q gn M- -s ,U , ,Q as d J Q .W lf , JOHN H. HODGSON fork Dartmouth G.O. Council, 1, 3, Honorary Member, 4, His- tory Honors, 4, Latin Honors, 2, 3, Mathe- matics Honors, 3, Cafeteria Committee, Chair- man, 3, 4, Riizle Club, 2, Leaders, 1, 2, 3, J. V. Football, 2, 3, Varsity, 4. Biggest flirt Golden voice . . . Mariner . . . God'.f gif! to women . . . Here'.v wlvefe your 35: gow JACQUELINE M. HOWELL jam Cornell Edgemont, 1, 2, English Honors, 4, Dramatic Club, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 3, 4. Foe go! a joke . . . dill pickle: . . . How- ell': of glee . . . Ola, Fmnfbieu BARBARA H. HUMPHREYS Y H 11111 p Bradford junior College Bandersnatch, 4, Advertising Club, 3, Publicity Club, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4, Leaders, 2, 3, 4. Anybody wan! some .ren-ren? . . . wild driver . . . rradle-,rrzatrlyer . . . pert BARBARA ANN HICKEY Lasell Latin Honors, 2, Bandersnatch, 4, Advertising Club, 4, Publicity Club, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, Theatre Club, 4, Rifle Club, 3, J. V. Hockey, 4, J. V. Basketball, 3. Srintillaling . . . hiring wit . . . athlete . . . O. L. L. BARBARA M. HORN Bobbie, Barb Smith English Honors, 3, 4, Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, Assistant Editor, 4, Bulletin Board Committee, 1, 2, Advertising Club, 3, Publicity Club, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, Thea- tre Club, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. Dertined for lbe Met . . . arfixtie Zempem- ment . . . oulride ifzlereft . . . zrurtworzby ROBERT E. HOYLE Bob Post Road School, White Plains, N. Y., 1, Wlrite Plains High School, White Plains, N. Y., 2, Lowville Academy, Watertown, N. Y., 3, Band, 4. Permmzelzl wave . . . drummer-boy . . . bllillf- mem . . . Imac lVollo1z devote KATHERINE HURD Kay Berkeley Business School Pine Crest School, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., 1, Ogontz School Philadel hia Pa. 2' RILIFOOD, . v P 1 v v 4, Advertising Club, 43 Theatre Club, 4. Her mail . . . Efzilfer . , . Bark in Delroif' . . . Juiiriflg NIEIIIOVQ' MARILYN JOHNSON Mount Holyoke .English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, French Honors, 2, 5, Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, As- sistant Editor, 4, Advertising Club, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Rifle Club, 3, Treasurer, 4, Leaders, 1, 2, 3, 4. Flulferbzzg . . , len dclork .rcbolar . . . mzizfe 7 7 . limi laugh CAROLYN JUST Lynn Fashion Designers Institute Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, Assist- ant Editor, 4, Publicity Club, 4, Red Cross, 2, 4, Ushers, 2, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, Rifle Club, 4, Ski Club, 4. Oh for bemferfr mise! . . L O.D. . , . I r do1z'1appr0zfe . . . Im'.r second 7724274 -'X K. I LJ Y ,Af 'X se. , ' fa' I. y' xx . I , - , F il ft S' l l f ' X J . tl, ,- ' , ,X ,,.-' gf 'L X 4. x X ' cs if M l l f 4 5 x f -X uv fe , , 'Q as ,, l x l ' f l X, at , 'C 'r X A, 5 I DORA JEAN IRVINE D. Vassar English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, French Honors, 2, 3, History Honors, 4, Latin Honors, 2, Mathe- matics Honors, 33 Bandersnatch, Assistant Edi- tor, 4, Iabberwock, 3, 4, Aristoi, 1, Signifer, 3, 4, Advertising Club, 3, President, 4, French Club, 4, Theatre Club, 4, RiHe Club, 3, 4. Blilbe rpirit . . . Well, Daddy myr- Up al lbe Vi7I9Jffl7'dI, . . . puns and zzeedler ROBERT M. JORDAN B05 Williams Class President, 2, 4, G.O. Council, 1, 3, 4, Social Planning Board, 2, Student Tribunal, 1' Constitution Committee, 2, English Honors, 2 33 French Honors, 2, Latin Honors, 1, 2, History Honors, 1, 4, Mathematics Honors, 3, Signifer, 4, Cafeteria Committee, 3, 4, J. V. Baseball, 2, Varsity, 3, Varsity Club, 3, 4. 1 r Best all-around Preridefzlial limber . . . bard Z0 get . . . Zbe ready rejaindef . . . Diamond dynamite MARY M. KAHLE Connecticut College for Women Edgemont, 1, 2, Mathematics Honors, 33 Theatre Club, 4. llyillllillg smile . . . men! men! men! . . . mrzgzzezir . IVon'it you be my MelanKabZe . Baby? . .,6,,v - ,nf M.-aft: x., '. 'L-,.,,,,,,L,n.. , N c ,. ,191-tif- V vf ..-Zn. C ,uv . '.L-Carl f , n , ii ,L ,rua ,L J ...or . g.....o -. 1 as eg- J' ow- a-,L,-.f-.-.Al ,,-,,- -to ...4 , 'I+ N if ,T 4,,.f,- -0 Q,x..fi4.,,,tJ. '...u.-f .1,u.at .V .3 ,-, ,, 1, ,, ,av N ra, J ,us-'V' ul, by , -' ' . ,ef 1 'IVV - gagj' .4-L an-AFA 4 J, ,Wav fllaq, JOHN C. KEATING ,lfzgy Holy Cross Hall Monitor Committee, 4, Varsity Tennis, 4. A rare for.Mare . . . U7l20 killed tlae awe- l0pe? . . , rlored operz-home . . . 'Tm not getlizzg out orz rbir rornerf' NANCY M. KNAPP Colorado College Social Planning Board, 1, 2, 3, 4, Bulletin Board Committe, 1, 2, President, 3, 4, Leaders, 1, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Hockey, 4, J. V. Basketball, 2, Varsity, 3, J. V. Baseball, Captain, 3, G.A.A., 1, 2, 4. Best personality Flourirlaer arz arl pezzril . . . De Solo . . . big brother . . . origifzalily MARYSIA RITA KORNREICH rlflfzrry Syracuse Bandersnatch, 4, Jabberwock, 4, Ushers, 33 Dramatic Club, 1, 2, German Club, 2, 33 Then- tre Club, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 3, Ski Club, 4. MI. Kino . . . I'm no rbrzzzffclzrl' . . . Gmuzl Canyon . . . giggltgr NANCY L. KEANE Alam Trinity Class Secretary, 2, G.O. Council, 1, Social Planning Board, 1, 2, 3, Assembly Committee, 4, English Honors, 1, 2, 3, French Honors, 2, Latin Honors, 2, 3, Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, Assistant Editor, 4, Maroon, 3, 4, Service Roll Committee, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Aristoi, 1, Signifer, 3, 4, Election Board, 2 3, Chorus, 4, Classics Club, 3, 4, Leaders, 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Hockey, 2, 3, 4, I. V. Basket' ball, 2, Varsity, 3,- Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, G.A.A., President, 1, 4, Secretary, 2, Vice- President, 3. : Best all-around Radimzt . . , rlermlile . . . Quee1zie . Juzzzzy .vmzler HENRY F. KELLEHER H me Holy Cross G.O. Council, 2, Social Planning Board, 1, 2, English honors, 1, Leaders, 2, I. V. Football, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, I. V. Baseball, 2, 3, Varsity, 4. Best looking Dmzfzy, boy . . . fix Hem, .fell 'em . . . Holly- wood material . . . :zo longer undecided VW Us Fl 3 fe ,. IJ: 25, 'Q s A Q . 'P o ft K og fx S 'TU , ., - - lim 9 . 0 i vt , Z, ? 5 gg A 'Q g ls all w ng - L2 fi sn QE lf? 7? fi n S 1 63 6. ' -1 1 3 P KARL KNIEL J L25 lwffey M. I. T. Newtown High School, Elmhurst, Long Island, N. Y., 1, Service Committee, 4, Mathematics Honors, 3, Signifer, 3, 4, German Club, Presi- dent, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 4. Bandit . . . Boy Seoul . . . biker . . . Coli- fflflllll Life-mrfer PETER XV. KREHBIEL Pele Lehigh Edgemont, 1, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Ban- dersnatch, 4, Cafeteria Monitors, 4, German Club, 3, 4. Best dressed But zbafr ridirulozuf' . . . broad .rlsozzldefr . . . ou! 'llfilh Ibe bawkr . . . Brooklyn Boy EVE LANGFELDER Ellie Middlebury English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, French Honors, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Banclersnatch, 4, Ma- roon, 2, Exchange Editor, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, French Club, 2, 4, Theatre Club, 4, Rifle Club, 4. Bronxuille babe . . . giggle . . , One min- ut . . . in a barry , if l 5 ni X, ls. i lx fu ,fi 'li ' ELIZABETH F. LEPPERT Belly Roanoke Edgemont, 1, 2, Red Cross, 4, French Club, 4. Carly lover . . . eomlafzz rzympla . . . Duke and Dzlcberr . . Hminrifeg Jiepr VN . RICHARD B. KROEGER Bzzzzy Minnesota Bert flying . . . ,evzitled-for . . . I hate molorfycleru . . . wolfirb gleam JOHN J. LEHR We G.O. Council, 1, 3, 4, Stage Crew, 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 3, 4, J. V. Football, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball, 1, Varsity, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Track, 1, Varsity, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4. Best athlete A letier for early rweater . . . Big Red . . . long zempef . . . W'bo, Me? MILFORD D. LESTER Milf Williams Latin Honors, 2, Class Day Committee, 35 Rilie Club, 2, 3, J. V. Basketball, 35 J. V. Baseball, 3, Cross Country Track, 4. Best dancer A Boone zo danrerr . . . reriou: Sam . . . buzz! happy. . . corridor cop HILLARD LIBMAN University of Michigan Edgemont, 1, 2, Dramatic Club, 3, 4. Ivory zickler . . . lVbrzt about Reiter? . . . pirzg-porzger . . . loqurzciour JAMES M. LOBER ffm Franklin-Marshall Hall Monitor Committee, 4, RiHe Club, 3, 4. Mad driver . . omnirrierzl . . . SparkJf' . .. big :mile ROBERT B. LUCKHARDT Lucky, Bob Missouri Lighting Crew, 1, 2, 3, President, 4, Projection Club, 1, 2, Traflic Squad, 1, 2, C0-Captain, 5, Band, 1, Rille Club, 1, 2, Leaders, 4, Cross Country Track, 4, J. V. Truck, 1, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 3, Treasurer, 4. Medal winner . . . lbe Hare . . .llybefifier man . . . Lucky Slrilae ARTHUR RICHARD LETTS Dick University of Michigan Latin Honors, 2, Mathematical Honors, 5, Hall Monitor Committee, 4, Classics Club, 2. Ready wi! . . . Yankee boy . . . pbolojierzd . . . Bare in Grorre Poirzf' CAROLYN ALLORA LIVINGSTON Berkeley Business School Eartrberler Erzgler . . . high beef: . . . Oh brother! . . . vim and vigor MAXINE LOBER Mackie Colby Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, Cafe- teria Monitors, 4, Publicity Club, 3, 4, Red Cross, 4, French Club, 4, Theatre Club, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 4. Ollf of tozwz boy: . . . lufizz brother . . . AIYH and Sue . pelize fail' f , ,J rvfjjyfp If gg MM My iff - , ' we M ,rw 'JJ ,ffl 'f f ,ly U J A WVU A JMC QLVJNJJJ QL W' ' oy 7624 ,My l VM 'Qi ' . lgjfy l 37 fy ,, J, Q . X PATRICIA LUCKSTONE Bradford junior College Bandersnatch, 4, Publicity Club, 4, Theatre Club, 5, 4. llllljlfpll illberilailfll Sqlliiilel Lvldfqrl . . ll5'bar'll I rio? 711. l J'l7QIlldIIll fell. bu!- 1 . I I J' J' J., 4 ' 1,1 ,ff f' A X-Z1 v W W .ff . s -f ,,, i J ,A , i NV i li: lb DONALD W. MACAULAY Mar University of,Arizona Cardinal Hayes High School, Bronx, N. Y., 1, A 2, 5. Straguberry far . . . lived-izzfrporl rpai, . . v 1 ,quiel . . . Hangar ,Qangdr-' 3 , 155' LJ T117 ,rf I J J V . ' - , l it .,-f v A' I! i 1 L , i gi l y lf. 4: .1431 , .2 T, ,. tn J , ,R E 1 ,aa ,C ji I. il, ,I ,JA 'fi I I, , yy J' Tl if . ,I nv X r-. -L .Ili il if . A' Ngxl 'fly W, X! I MJ' xx 1' Y ' , JOHN MACDOWELL Mig Cornell Cafeteria Monitors, 35 Chorus, 2, 4, Orchestra, 1, 4, Varsity Football, Manager, 2, Varsity Football, 4, j. V. Basketball, 3, Varsity, 4, Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4. Erlumled foe . . . blueberrier , . . bee .fling . . . up, up, and away 75 qi 042 aiiiil X S N sis l,fgbPt,Qx'Li7L?,-iii-xbd, Q! S . 7 Mid new SS We , kewl? Q73 9 ,I , if QOVQ C50 ki WD Xcfqr +06 OYQQ HARRY W. LYONS QQL-inoyl, H a?Q19x Marines Social Planning Board, 1, 2, 3, Class Day Com- mittee, 1, 2, 3, English Honors, 1, 2, Latin Honors, 2, Bandersnatch, 3, Assistant Editor, 4, Publicity Club, 1, Leaders, 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football, 4, J. V. Basketball, 2, Varsity, 5, 4, lj. V. Baseball, 2, 3, Varsity Club, 4. - Best personality ' ' Never-toil S120yl . . . explosive . . . happy . .barkeiballry THOMAS L, MACBEAN Mac . Texas Christian New Milford High School, New Milford, Conn., 1, Hall Monitor Committee, 4, Rifle Club, 5, 4, J. V. Basektball, 2. Daley of all defrripfiam , . . emblemed rbirlr . . Bean pole . , . Salvador MacBea1zie . fwow .- . W sw sf2.irfIale A 2? nf-, B N SM ,will W'HBHi c6 CHRISTIN MANSFIELD.pQPb di X Mount Holyoke pu? Q N' French Honors, 2, Latin Honors, 2, Mathemat- 0, ics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, Advertising Club, 3, Cafeteria Monitors, 2, Publicity Club, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 2, 4, Rifle - Club, 3, 4. Serene . , '. rlim 'zz lrini . . loyalzy . . . q clemure' Nh lw 38 'l C, ' J I -nf--:M E354 'i U4 ll- ' xr 4 ,.,..f:. 'QM hi bf- v PATRICIA 1. MCBRIDE im Mount Holyoke French Honors, 2, Latin Honors, 2, Mathe- matics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, Cafeteria Monitors, 2, French Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 3, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, President, 4, Theatre Club, Z, Classics Club, 4. Spoken-for . . melodiozzr . . rcbalarly . . . zzoantzme romance ALICE MERWIN Mel' Mount-Hoi-yyoke Bandersnatch, 4, Advertising Club, 4, Dra- matic Club, 1, French Club, 4, Rifle Club, 53 Leaders, 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Hockey, 2, 4, J. V,, 3, J. V. Baseball, 2, Varsity, 3. Lmlky . lhal locker room purb . . .rufeel rmile . . . mztzzml furlr CHARLES MIKUS Traffic Squad, 1, Wliite Plains H. S., 2, Navy 1945-46 Dircbarge dark . . . bllij' . . 'Hire girl, . fwzble MARION ANN MARSHALL Pzmrby Pratt Institute Jabberwock, 3, Bulletin Board Committee, 1, Chorus, 3, Theatre Club, 3, 4, Rilie Club, 4. Califorazifz .fuzz beam . . . :zu-wzriour . . . Hal- lowe'e1z Parzzer . . . payer NATALIE R. MELTZER Nat ' Colby Forest Hills High School, Forest Hills, Long Island, N. Y., 1, English Honors, 2, Bander- snatch, 53 Publicity Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, Student Federalists, 3, 4.' Up to mircbief . . . genial . . . dramazic . . . Ike Crerreizlr QLD-fpcbilb W s - . .gtabaflw-f Q 1 tiff-'-'ti 'M ,, ll. 'fxlifg EDWARD MEWING Clarkson Varsity Football, 4, J. V. Basketball, 3, Varsity, 4, J. V. Baseball, 1, Varsity, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, Z, 3, 4. Field and Stream . . . My Deer . . . Inlerlirzzzl forlilnde . . . Bulliug Azfernge JOSEPH MILLER foe Georgetown G.O. Council, 1, Cafeteria Monitors, 1, 2, Hot Club, 1, 2, Rifle Club, 2, Leaders, 1, 2, 33 J. V. Baseball, 2, 5, V21rSify, 4 I11diz'id1mli.rl . . . in lbere pilcbizzg . . . long. lean and lanky . . . ive!! groomed MARGARET ANN MINTON Peggy Mimosa 37 reveal- Bandersnatch, 4, Maroon, 3, 4, ublicity Club, 3, 4, Ushers, 1, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 2, 3, 4. Be qzlief, Fm tbilzkizzgn . . . Zeller-geiler . . , mreful drzver' . . . .rlremmur week-ezzdr ELAINE T. MOORE BennetiFCb1lege Ursuline School, New Rochelle, N. Y., 1, Emma Willard, Troy, N. Y., 2, French Honors, 3, French Club, 5. Horrezuomzzfz . . . famozzr Ma . . . D.W'. . . . crifzkly eyer PATRICIA JANE MILLER Pat Connecticut College for Women English Honors, 1, 2, 5, French Honors, 2, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 5, 4, Theatre Club, 4. Notable friends . . . dutlaoreii' . . . Bw, Mr. Reid. ' . . . jorulnr UV av, I 16l9fN 0, WMM! lb! CUIIJ7' , , fs , ljfffk f iffffy iiadfm. xi RICHARD MITCHELL Mitch Columbia Manlius School, Manlius, N. Y., 1, Edgemont, 2, Peekskill Military Academy, Peekskill, N. Y., 2, English Honors, 4, Jabberwock, 4, Chess Club, 5, President, 4, French Club, 4. U7bere': zbe doaleybeimer? . . . Pearrorfr Prize . . . averrion Io pile-driven' . . . mcroon foal ,Q - 5 - 'Q . is ' .,.Dtfy2,,9 lift- OJ, XJ-I hi? fi ' , , it Liu, , XJV J, 3' , i. Ak-6 ,A VJ. - anlv 21,21 , .jcbflf Jw i 4 LK . P '-'MLM ii Inj' in -0 .Ma sv A i , 'Ari ,eulvw ' 5 10 R ' iv, ,'J,,'2s xl sat- J' if TQ we' K e1fi5 i'k' -ff i WMI l +Ltuf' in ,551 ll R 1 Y- Ji' 4 ' , LJ . , -A , may EVERIT SADLER MORGAN Sad North Carolina State Farragut Naval Academy, St. Petersburg, Fla., 1. Meclnmirally minded . . . ire hockey . . . that Krlovepipe '11 all! . . . W'l9en I war- JACK T. MOYER Rabbit, Shirrzrny Penn State New Trier High School, Winnetka, Ill., 1, 2, Bandersnatch, 4, Chorus, 4, Elementary School Coach, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, J. V. Baseball, 3, Varsity, 4, Varsity Track, 4, Var- sity Club, 3, Secretary, 4. Most talented Hongy . . COIN? champ . . . tbree day laiker . . . Band Wagorz ROBERT NAYLOR Nailr McGill Edgemont, 1, Peddie, Hightstown, N. J., 2, Varsity Football, 4, Varsity Baseball, 3, 4. Romantic . . . Il7mzt me to drive? . , Yeah, I guerf' . . . heavy bifler P ,il V L, ,-4, Y 1 f.,-- Y Q h , ,, l ' - r xi l 1 . Ar r 0, I is ff 4 Sa , at . . . r lv ANNE SI-IIPLEY NEWLIN Skippy Stamford Breurley School, New York, N. Y., 1, English Honors, 2, 3, 4, Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, Assistant Editor, 4, jabberwock, 3, Editor, 4, Signiher, 3, 4, Advertising Club, 3, Treasurer, 4, Publicity Club, 3, Secretary, 4, Chorus, 2, 5, President, 4, Theatre Club, 5, 4, Rifle Club, 2, 5. 4. Most intellectual Il',r fr1,rri11r1li11g . . . mnlriple lllsllcil . . . L'yIt'lt'l1t 1' . . . But lbe deadline lr Alaudr1y. ' MARY VIRGINIA MORRIS Ginny Sweet Briar English Honors, 1, 2, 3, Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, Advertising Club, 4, Chorus, 4, French Club, 4, Theatre Club, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 3, 4, Twirling, 4. Twirler . . . Soulb-bozmd . . . willing worker . . . peaceful , G 4 MARILYN G. MYERS Lynn, Przzgg Vermont junior College Dramatic Club, 1, 4, Theatre Club, 4, Rifle Club, 4, Ski Club, 4, Are you jorhizzgfv' . . . Fordham . . . gift of gal: , . . malorryrler 'En'-f' ,E ,,3j,3t.,cg,..m.o-u4.4,-a-4lc,g,D-ro-o-....nol -,,,,,4,M. d-ow-Q,x.t4tjJ4'fb .,,...,v.a-.,fLe.u..- R.-.New-NaN 'K'- ' 'J' 'U Km' M .. Q WILLIAM A. NEILL Gwliejix Cornell Assembly Committee, 4, English Honors, 1, Latin Honors, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Var- sity Track, 2, 3, 4. Remrd breaker , . . Grand Ole Dad . . . Harrier mira' . . . l'711 lerriflf' JUNE NUGENT Nagle Endicott junior College Bandersnatch, 4, Advertising Club, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 31 Theatre Club, 4. Hail. Columbia! . . . bubbles . . . Hamplmz Bfltlj' . .l':IllL'6'l' eyer ELEANORE E. OTTO Ellie Bryn Mawr Social Planning Board, 3, English Honors, 1, 2, 3, Latin Honors, 2, Mathematics Honors, 33 Bandersnatch, 4, Aristoi, 1, Signifer, 3, 4, Advertising Club, 33 Secretary, 4, Theatre Club, 4, German Club, 4, J. V. Hockey, 3, Varsity, 4, J. V. Basketball, 3. Fallon Angel . . . starry-eyed . . . fzgig . . . blzrfber beaulifizlly SARAH C. PAYNE SZIJYJQ Mount Holyoke Assembly Committee, 2, English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, French Honors, 2, Bandersnatch, 4, jab- berwock, 4, Maroon, 4, Aristoi, 1, Publicity Club, 1, Forum, 4, Theatre Club, President, 4, Rifle Club, 2, J. V. Hockey, 2 llvlrirlwiud . . . capable beaaly . . . Yale- lorked . . . The Tbealab 'X air? P 'J 7 14 f' 1 ,4 -1 . , 1' , an S i t , '7 as v 9 -V if 9 VL ff 9 A 0 P ,f i f ii .H ' W ' f Jvla 31,172 av fx f 1 5' 42 'C M- CONSTANCE H. O'CONNOR Connie Lenox Hill English Honors, 1, 2, French Honors, 2, 3, Chorus, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Varsity Hockey, 4, J. V. Baseball, 3. Mar . . . faire . . . athletic . . . drollery ,.,j Q ef-v tl . Q Y WV ve'-l A . ,W , V V V Av- 7. ' M6 V. 5-Af - .- A., - J rf l ,. Lg. , uk , -Q-.2 V -f- ss J, ,1 , tx 2 5 CALVIN JOHN PAULMANN Cal Syracuse School Store, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4. Yzmzpirz' Yimirzy . . . rtore keeper . . . im- praefrcal joker . . , ll7bal'.f up, Doc! LOTS E. PEARSON Loie Arlington Hall junior College French Club, 4, Theatre Club, 4, Rifle Club, 2. Silerzl partner . . . .farcarlic . . . duel: . . , lVbar'r 712, bon? MARIORIE MARY PHILPOT Ma1'gie Skidmore Advertising Club, 1, 2, 35 Dramatic Club, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 3, 45 RiHe Club, 4. ll70mrz1z driver . . . joan . . . dark eyer . . . i gigglef ROGER S. PIERCE Dartmouth Class Treasurer, 25 G.O. Council, 35 Hall Monitor Committee, 45 J. V. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Varsity, 45 Varsity Tennis, 2, 5, 45 Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4. Slay guy . . . the J'Z1'9lt'b . . . 7IZOZl.YEll'cZI1P6lJ R . . . .rlazzjfle , f ' , 1 cg' ig' .f V' I fir' L 'Y. L.- 1 u KW, ' A iv '-ANY .- gvl . if me . X lg I If 7 IW I-' V. , :WS M , I , . - -,px 1 1 . ,A .Qs 'ln , m .. 'I uf' Vi E, x , ,-, ,lf n 1 1 J l UV' , . d ,V ' fx T ,+P V , iv.. - ,,: K u - f, J- A , J ..'l ' if f ' 4 .Vi .fre - V xx Xb HELEN ANN POGRMAN .X Colby fu 1 xv f ' , , K: TJUY ,ff Upper Darby Junior High School, Upper Darby, Pa., 15 The Baldwin School, Bryn Mawr, Pa., 2, 35 Dramatic Club, 45 Forum, 45 Theatre Club, 4. Burk borne . . . ll'0!'I'jE?.f mo Illllfb . . . neu :IJ'.fe'l lu S.H.S .... I lbillk lbeyre frm! GEORGE W. PHILLIPS, JR. Wesleyan Edgemont, 1, 25 Maroon, 45 Jabberwock, 45 Dramatic Club, 3, 45 German Club, 3, 45 Rifle Club, 3. Flaming hair . . . Paufr pf-oleige . . . mga- fzam . . . bzuzrzerr nzafzager exzraardizzfzry EILEEN B. PIERCE 'Dean junior College Bandersnatch, 45 Maroon, 2, 35 Typing Chair- man, 45 Cafeteria Monitors, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross, 15 Chorus, 4. Ejfiriezzl . . . Szudebaker . . . Number, pIea5e! . . . drowry eyer JOHN ALIEN POND Bowdoin Camera Club, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball, Manager, 2, Best sport Sileu! lype . . . lbal'.r my wife . . . n friend in need . . . good Ildlllffd NANCY JANE PRICE Prirey Emerson lNl.1roon. 5: Dramatic Club, 3, 45 French Club, 2, 3, 4. lfpicirul . . . Jlim . . . Ififlj' conle-b:1rE.r . . . exofir hair-dar QUENTIN H. QUINN Dixie Columbia History Honors, 1, 43 Banclersnatch, Assistant Editor, 4, Stage Crew, 1, 2, Ushers, 1, 2, 3. Brooklyn fzllldlif , . . nllybfll Irifb Eyef are Smiling . . . llVlao.m' you . . . Hlzrzrdole CHARLES DAVID READ Doizgo Dartmouth G.O. Council, 2, 3, Banclersnatch, 3, 4, Varsity Track, 4. Wittiest Fllllllj'-lllclll . . . llVbere'J jamie? . . . buf Ike boys! , . . lovable JOY DOROTHY PROTHERS Wellesley French Honors, 2, History Honors, 43 Latin Honors, 3, Mathematics Honors, 3, Bander- snatch, 4, Cafeteria Monitors, 33 French Club, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 3, 4g J. V. Hockey, 2, 3, Varsity, 4. Skipper . . . Miner . . . Sea Side . . . Jtalely blonde NORMAN T. RAE ' Norm University of New Hampshire Toll and blonde . . . my kid .fitter . . . Sufzdzze .foda . . . B0.fl07Zi5Z71 -ll JANE E. REIFFEL Connecticut College for Women English Honors, 2, 3, 45 French Honors, 35 History Honors, 4, Mathematics Honors, 3g Bandersnatch, Assistant Editor, 4, Signifer, 3, 4, Publicity Club, 3, Vice-President, 4, Ushers, 2, French Club, 3, 4, J. V. Hockey, 4. Most efficient Smiles that make ur lmppy . . . gypsy . . . warm-loeezfted . . . on llae job N x 'jf K f IN 4 It K r- 5 -1' J if I W ' , I I ' ' N. x 1 . , I , ,Jimi X VI J K1 5 , ii V!! , I A fl Q - :Ik CX jr V l Ni , S. rk 1 JOAN BfREYNOLDS Southern Seminary Tottenville High School, Staten Island, N. Y., -1, 2, Edgemont, 2, Dramatic Club, 3, 4, Thea- , tre Club, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 4. Conuerticut-ef . . . .ruuppy :Euler . . . dole: on deriglzing . . limpid eyes IEAN V. ROEDER feumzie V WA- ,fi Buffalo State G.O. Council, 1, 2, Assembly Committee, Chairman, 1, Social Planning Board, 1, 33 Theatre Club, 33 Leaders, 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, 5. Done most for Scarsdale FEJZIZPE7'-fill . . . wzzroler . . . perromzlily plus . . . good Scout 5 yd ,W ,d'fX,2'7x F if te in dygdyuyfy av Adi, .N .1 Mtiiiiwliffzxfif Rl-IODA RENEE ROSENTHAL D Wellesley English Honors, 1, 2, 3, French Honors, 2, Latin Honors, 2, 3, Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, Jabberwock, 3, 4, Maroon, 3, Alumni Editor, 4, Aristoi, 1, Library StaE, 1, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, Forum, 5, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 3, 4. Laffy . . . drall . . . Eimpertuour . . . love- d I L-.L LOUIS M. RENZ Bud Penn State G.O. Council, 1, Maroon, 2, Leaders, 1, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball, 1, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, J. V. Baseball, 1, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 5, 4. Three Murkeleerr . . . foe Gimp . . . Ufzrle Louie Lumplump . . . Buddy lo live lar! Bell Wx I.-Ne.v..:..:u. VXQWS Ml ' 'A lx ' If-DQ '- , PATRICIA RICE Pu!!! Edgemont, 1, 2, North Phoenix High School, Phoenix, Arizona, 3, St. Francis Xavier School, Phoenix, Arizona, 3. Wacky but wonderful . . . Hrowgirl of zbe IVeJl . . . Mr. Bogurlur . . . Did you EVER? KATHLEEN A. RGSE Kzlfby University of Michigan French Honors, 2, 3, Mathematics Honors, 33 Bandersnatch, 4, Advertising Club, 33 Publicity Club, 4, Theatre Club, 3, 4, I. V. Hockey, 3. Dewilirb , . . On fbe 50111231 Side of lbs Slreef' . . . on apple az day , . . no wafer- win gr .' 'sl W A lo 'Y DAVID B. ROSS Daz-'e Cornell English Honors. 23 History Honors, 4g Cafe- teria Monitors, 31 Forum, 4, Radio Club, 3: Theatre Club, 4. Sfirmrzzz . . . I did11'1 .my I um iz ge11i11r . . . mumbler . . . Prove il MARJORIE RYDER Mo1'gie New jersey College for Women English Honors, 1, 2, 33 French Honors, 2, 3, Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, Sig- nifer, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Theatre Club, 3. r Arlirtir . . . willy . . . doodler . . . mirrbiezfozzr DONN B. SCHINDLER Gm V. M. I. Mathematics Honors, 3. The Duke :md the Dzzrberr . . . Go lVerl, young mmz . . . leopard bzzrzler . . . lVbifb gold you miber? l hy .1--9 W Y X2 , -N1 -1 by I V! Ll, .V i r- of A V 1 ,. 4 l ' l it -' Q . . I, F , V n . A H A V , .A X ' K up , ,- PP EY' Jfv 3 Ji 'A di' t' M v 'i ' 1 Yi . , ' ' If Y . dp . fyli . . Y' PW QI . I , ., , .f 7 . A ll To li xi ' A i . J, , ly If ' ,l 1 ROBERT M. ROTH Bob Yale G.O. Council, Assembly Committee, 1, 2, So- cial Planning Board, 1, English Honors, Ig History Honors, 13 Latin Honors, 23 Mathe- matics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, Rifle Club, D, 4 2, 3, 4. 1.B .... moderty . . . Giant foo , . . Jmootlaie 1 W ' I 65 fa, 'F ' 5 Y- .. , Q 5 , 4 4 - J . , H 1, wi . -.- 15, , 1.40 nfy, L ,,, 1 A Lp' Q. 1 'lin ,IDI W -'CLHO - Q, ,B 1,l1'Dl 4. ...M 'dili- 'ii Jw - i-J -Loc, .AQ L DJJ 3- 'ii 4 Ha 4 fe. -L .Q I Q ll , t , . , A S Q 4, L- GENEVIEVE F. SAVAGE Genie Marymount Banclersnatch, 4, Publicity Club, 43 Dramatic Club, 45 French Club, 4, Theatre Club, 3, 45 Cheerleaders, 5, 4. Best looking T-E-A-M . . . toe men in ber life . . . Hi-i-il . . . Yale male fm, 2 I .. f' if f J f ' is ji -,jg Qs? . ffjy .J 1 I vid ly 4 ' t Hi ,fn V . H f s 'il ' at fli V fi 1' fi I wg.. .,i..u4,k lil mf at X. ,. 'f ff . 'ejlfdtur is fly if 1 I ,,1 'I ' fi fi -' CU 39 fe-5' A 'L ' .C ff' -ff, viii aff P MARY E. SCHOONMAKER Beffyff' y Mount Holyoke il . 'V ,LV French Honors, 1, 2, Bandersnatch, 4, Aclxfer- tising Club, 3, 45 Recl Cross, 2, 33 French Club, 5, 4, Theatre Club, 3, 4. Oh, George! . . . Pm going maid! . . zflamf peprodent Jmilel. . . 12011-giieler MARY ELIZABETH SELLMAN Smith English Honors, 1, 2, 33 French Honors, 2, Latin Honors, 2, 3g Mathematics Honors, 35 Class Day Committee, 33 Advertising Club, 3, 4, Ushers, 1, Theatre Club, 3, Varsity Base- ball, Manager, 2. .Viwzciour . , ,giggler . . . ber bI'0l'hE1'!.f argyler . . . Let'.r walk JOHN M. SHERWIN jack 3- -Z3 Mathematics Honors, 3, and, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matic Club, 4, Classics Club, 43 Wrestling Club, 4, J. V. Football, 3. Candlewood lmdilionr . . . Cami. copr . . . Ktelepbanej OPERATOR . . . ren fm' d1'i1fezzfe1y A DONALD SILBERMAN ' California Tech. X. Culver Military Academy, Culver, Incl., 1, Edgemont, 2, English Honors, 45 Mathematics Honors, 35 Bandersnatch, Assistant Editor, 4, Rifle Club, 3, 4. Pnr-pn! . . . suave . . . Bur, .rif. ' . M. I. Traizzrzmuz F ffl. 1- of 57. NANCY SEIFFER Seif Connecticut College for Women G.O. Council, 1, 45 English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, History Honors, 4, Mathematics Honors, 33 Senior Privileges Committee, 4, Signifer, 3, 4, Ushers, 2, French Club, 3, 45 I. V. Hockey, 2, 4, Varsity, 3, J. V. Basketball, 2, Varsity, 3g Varsity Baseball, 3. Ur 1201 1'ecZ. ' . . . frerkler . . . ozzldoor girl . . , Oh, why rrudy? GREGORY T. SHERIDAN Ge-Ge Notre Dame Mathematics Honors, 33 I. V, Football, 35 I. V. Track, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, Varsity Club, The chance ir one ou! of three . . . If: bigger ibm both of zu . . . 72tZ?'ll6f?j . . . fleet feet W r I 1 ae ELAINE SHORT Shorty Rifle Club, 3. The lyme . . . nice and qniel . . , Peggy . . Tfoa1'r my Pop ll' Ql,..fi:ff.'M, liz' 5612 ef -,- , ' , , 1, 1, 99 ,J f -Y' Q A ' J ' 'fb 'ff ,tm . ' 4' fl. ,, HARRIET H. SNELLING Wfellesley GO. Council, 1, English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, French Honors, 1, 2, 3, History Honors, 4, Latin Honors, 2, Maroon. 2, 3, 4, Aristoi, Vice-President, 1, Dramatic Club, 4, French Club, 4, Theatre Club, 4, Leaders, 1, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Hockey, 3, 4. Dependable . . . runny dirporiliozz . . . Jialu- erque . . . beau-rbazfe ' I 6 f A 'df' JCI ' 4 WA! UV. de WV 1 10 , fl 1 N560 1 -14 1-44.44 fifvy 'WM Hiro 7,221 Q7 V ,ly 3. fy fee ff? fl' aff' 1174! 3 f aw I I K7 WILLIAM E. SPERRY Bill Williams G.O. Council, 2, 4, President, 1, Assembly Committee, 3, Chairman, 4, English Honors, 1, 2, Latin Honors, 1, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, Aristoi, 1, Election Board, 1, 2, Leaders, 1, 2, J. V. Football, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, J. V. Baseball, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 3, President, 4. Done most for Scarsdale IVlaile racer . , . Keane mind . . . Yazzeee fan . . . Bill Slerrz II -1 PAUL ROBERT STALEY Dartmouth New Rochelle High School, New Rochelle, N. Y., 1, G.O. Council, Treasurer, 4, Social Planning Board, 3, Assembly Committee, 3, Budget Committee, Chairman, 4, History Hon- ors, 4, Mathematics Honors, 3, Signifer, 4, J. V. Football, 3, Varsity, 4, J, V. Baseball, 2, 3, Varsity, 4. Most respected Fizzauref . . . baxbfal . . . line ,fmarker . . . a la frazzgaife JEAN A. SPENCE Vassar G.O. Council, Activities Committee, 4, English Honors, 1, 2, 3, French Honors, 1, 2, 3, Latin Honors, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Aristoi, 1, Signifer, 3, 4, Advertising Club, 3, Vice-Presi- dent, 4, French Club, 3, Theatre Club, 4. Most conscientious C001 beazzly . . . job'J Pond . . . Be pre- pared . . . rzealfzerf fljbla i 1-4- Zpfwx Milli-ev-14-'J' .150- 1 71411, ' Hyeue ' , I .1 ae. ,M ...M fm,- L' '-Jcii ISA M. STABLEFORD IJ U. C. L. A. Port Chester Junior High School, Port Chester, N. Y., 1, English Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, jabberwock, 3, Secretary, 4, Maroon, 3, 4, Red Cross, 2, 3, 4, Ushers, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Theatre Club, 2, 3, 4, Rille Club, 4. Dialeclirialz . . . Off, heir divine . . . Wbe1'e are the palate :bip.r? . . . rocialile ANN MARIE STRANGIO Plattsburg Cafeteria Monitors, 4, Theatre Club, 2, 3, 4. Friendly . , . :parelizzg eye! . . . ampoiled . . . dependable SUE C. SWYERS Middlebury English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, History Honors, 1, Mathematics Honors, 3, Cafeteria Monitors, 3, Chairman, 4, French Club, 2, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 3. Sizzrere , . . myrzefiour eye! . . . Bw, I arrigned romebody lo lbe milk !7of2leJ . . . Yale weekend: .lf f . 1 . , L .1 ,f J it . J 4 i' IANICE TAYLOR Bryn Mawr English Honors, 1, 2, 3, French Honors, 1, 2, 3, History Honors, 4, Mathematics Honors, 33 Signiher, 3, 4, Advertising Club, 4, Bulletin Board Committee, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3. Most romantic Ari-ful . . . giggle: . . . De PIN med . . . . . , borpimlizy DOROTHY LOUISE TIGHE Dolly Western Roosevelt High School, Yonkers, N. Y., 1, Edgemont, Z, Bandersnatch, 4, Theatre Club, 4. HB. H. . . . giggler . . . fklfcllllpl A17.l7'l'-1' . . . Ullybclllzl l21clll.'I!J.3 BARBARA SWAN Saumzi Wellesley English Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4, French Honors, 1, 2, 3, History Honors, 4, Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, Maroon, 2, 3, 4, Aristoi, 1, French Club, 3, 4, Leaders, 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders, 4, 1. V, Basketball, 3, J. V. Baseball, 3. Bury , . . cormopolite . , . oomlizer . . . emo- tional MICHAEL A. TAPPIN Mike St. Lawrence Social Planning Board, 2, English Honors, 2, Maroon, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ushers, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ele- mentary School Coach, 4, Leaders, 2, 3, J. V. Football, 3, 1. V. Basketball, Manager, 2, J. V. Baseball, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 3, 4. ati fb Wi No, bzzl- . . . Midget mam . . . Prime min- irfer . . . on Ike mound MARY ANN TIBERI Tle Edgemont, 1, 2, Red Cross, 3, 4. Edgemont, 1, 2,, Red Cross, 3, 4. ll7biIe Plniuf Tigre!! . . . Corky . . . 1 nl motorcycle , . . Sizlalraddirf Q Q C6-6 f f 1 fl '95 . Og 2 Tfgionkfg p . If N 5 log Cf:-Z '6?ig?ffi,,g fp ei guru, gfe, 4. 1 jf, , if 1 ff' iff 5.5 Q gr, fe , If fearful F ff' DAVID R. TREACY Yale Iona School, New Rochelle, N. Y., 1, 2, Eng- lish Honors, 2, 31 Cafeteria Monitors, 3, 41 Hull Monitor Committee, 4, Stage Crew, 3, 4, Chess Club, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 3, 4. llnizard . . . Nj fafber says . . . fzrglnzzezlfa- fire . . . Nm 110. 110. Mr. Clare ALEXANDER R. VACCARO Al Navy Mathematics Honors, 3, J. V. Football, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, J. V. Baseball, 1, 2. 01-'67' 1192 ba!! . . . Ca1z'1 see it! . . . rom- osed . . . Il's Varmro-lbe szazzds 0 wild! E NANCY CHARLOTTE WALKER Skidmore Red Cross, 3, Advertising Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 4. Up at Il i11s!ed, . . . those ezzdearizzg young :harms . . , gym-lo1ferK?j . . . lbe regal air MARY JANE UNGER M. I., Ilflary Mount Holyoke English Honors, 1, 2, 33 French Honors, 1, 2, 3, Latin Honors, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, Maroon, 4, Aristoi, Secre- tary, 1, Red Cross, 2, 3, French Club, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 3, 4. Drag with faculty UVbite Plains dances . . . whiz at lbe key- board . , . Busy and I- . . . Izmiorelles EDWARD K. VAN HORNE, JR. Ted - Amherst X Mathematics Honors, 3, Rifle Club, 3, 4. Tacilzzr1z Teddy , . . Dem Bums . . . slowly . , . good spar! Wt. , X RICHARD J. WALTER Ricky Temple University Edgemont, 1, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Dra- matic Club, 3, 4. Biologist . . . loqzmriozzs . . . Teulonir dm- malisl . . . poetic license WINIFRED I. WASS Wifznie Wellesley English Honors, 1, 2, 3, Latin Honors, 2, Mathematics Honors, 33 Cafeteria Monitors, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. Up in Mar.faflJ1uetl.r . . . mlknlive . . . Margie and I . . . C0jfE6-117015 LIDA MAY WATTHEWS Packard Business School Maroon, 4, Bulletin Board Committee, 3, Ushers, 1, 2, Theatre Club, 3, 4, Rifle Club, 4. Relicence . . . Mzzrifze Corp: . . . elzuivezzerr . . . Brighl Foremrl WILLIAM A. WEINZIMMER Bill University of Pennsylvania New Rochelle High School, New Rochelle, N. Y., 1, 2, 3, Bnndersnatch, 4, Camera Club, 4, Rifle Club, 45 Cross Country Track, 4. Ccllllc'l'zl-t'0llJL'i0l1.f . . . Z7.Il'l'iC'I' . . . lane wolf . . . 0b.fk'l'I'flI.Q eye ELS H. WARENDORF Middlebury French Honors, 2. 33 Mathematics Honors, 55 French Club, 4, Theatre Club, 4. Maine men . . . rzzper Jkiiev' . . . mfd-.rbarle . . . bustling of lo Bean-Toufzz r M ,J I A ,. Lzlf' 'J VHA F I, w Kill' 7 I A , 'A' ' N5 ,UQ ,, jak ' :I- LC fyfcubi 'i v.7 J! l J , if L ' M11 if R I-9 ' V3 L Qxf ,h A - I A 4 ., ,, ,,,' A A ' V 1 'W L 0. g ,., Ll .1 ' GEORGE D. WASSERBERGER Wabbj' Wesleyan Social Planning Board, 4, French Honors, 2, 3, Bandersnatch, 4, French Club, 4, J. V. Football, 2, 3, Varsity, 4, J. V. Basketball, 2, Varsity Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Tennis, 4, Varsity Club, 4. Snzzzrday night Sizzamz . . . Sozllh America. Take It Away . . . Dude . . . Figblizzg Guard JOHN M. WEBB Dartmouth Bandersnatch, 4. Aflfljiflll burzzf . . . Dobbr dale: . . . the per- fect genilefmnz . . . even dirporiliozz EDWARD A, WElSh'lAN Yale Tutoring School of New York, New York City, N. Y., 5, Forum, 4. Pianirlic . . . ,rmdior . . . 5 0'cl0ch .fhadozv . . . Tha1'.r my Mercury! CHARLES PAUL WHITEHEAD Chzzch New York State Maritime Academy Tabor Naval Academy, Marion, Mass., 35 Printing Club, 1, 2, 4, Projection Club, 1, 2, Stage Crew, 1, 2, 4, Trafhc Squacl, 1, 2, Rifle Club, 1, 2, 4, Wrestling Club, 1, 2. The Il7hirller . . . zhbre Navy Blue! . . . Hangar , . . har: fiddle JOHN WHITING fohmzy Navy Salisbury School, Salisbury, Conn., 1, J. V. Football, 3, Varsity, 4. Fm going Zo my rirleff' . . . Jporlifz' man . . . lValzfefi11e . . . Blaeheanl MARIE B. WHITE New York University Rifle Club, 3, 4. Hooprter . . . nice gal . . . I carft .ree a thing wilhozlt my glarref' . . . yatata-yaiala JANE WHITEHILL fanie, Whitey Mount Holyoke V English Honors, 1, 2, 3, French Honors, 1, 2, 3, Latin Honors, 1, 2, Mathematics Honors, 3, Aristoi, 1, French Club, 5, 4, Theatre Club, 4, -T. V. Hockey, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, J. V. Basket- Ball, 2, 3, Varsity, 4, J. V. Baseball, 2, Var- sity, 3, 4, Leaders, 1, 2, 3, 4. Best dressed 072 the hall . . . Good Point of View . . pagehby . . . rhorly A JOAN Z. WHITTELSEY Connecticut College for Women French Honors, 2, 3, Latin Honors, 2, French Club, 5, 4. jazz adclirl . . . luarhzime ercapaafef . . Wherefr Swan? . . . iran lang NANCY WILSON Northwestern Latin Honors, 1, 25 Bandersnatch, 43 Adver- tising Club, 3, 4, Theatre Club, 4. Sby . . . cal: and dogf . . . deligblfzzl draw- ing: . . . giddy BARBARA R. YOUNG Barb, Barby Endicott junior College Bandersnatch, 4, Bulletin Board Comimttee, 3, 4, Red Cross, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Club, 4, Thea- tre Club, 3, 43 Dramatic Club, 4. Soploirtication . . . femme fatale . . . U7e.r1 Point . . . wailin' for the male-man I L. I l ,, No pictures available for J. Leins, G. Polk, and R. Voniclc 53 DONALD PAUL WILDERMANN Maritime Marine Academy German Club, 2, 3, 4. Sweater boy . . . laearfy bella . . . medilazor . . . fart walker 'Baa ff-3 L-Z - rx. , :VC ,,1!LJ,,,,,j,, ,Egan 3, Tl' 9?-'fi U , fl Q ,,1jy,T., .f .f -l-uUTf3c.Z3Q1'9'- ff, lf- V H, . ser,-91' L+- ' ' f f-fV2',uf',f'e..'l'5 4. A ., .J-f,MJ -34' v ' , ,.y tx:-,,v A rx... A afield re-if ' W ni if'-J ll' , 1 KX RICHARD YEAGER Dime ' Colgate 1. V. Football, 3, Varsity, 45 J. V. Baseball, 2. Most romantic Lord and Taylored . . . rrooner . . . HEI Wai . . . red racer . ff X 1'.fr1l .fVL,jl j: 9'i'i 5'5 -1 'if' ' K ,fetus 4- yy!-4,,',y,,y:'41 feyfqyf L 'J , fl fiQ1. 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J' 5:25, we and DIAL wi ff' vez I , . , X ., -.1.:- F th H I 1,5 k Jig-F-Fiji.. 53Ll'5.5I --2 3,'p? f'f1f-f1--?if':1 'f f -:wig ' -L K -SH.-,ffl---1 .- : ' ' ' ,1-i7!2??JfG,f-if 5 F - ff' .'-T1-'Q ifi?- Q 1' f '4 1' - . -:'3f, 3: ,-f 'f 'f-A2112-' , , SEPTEMBER Scarsdale High did not open on September 75 it had to be pried open. By September 8, everyone was imploring Richard to close the door. Three freshman classes fell from the third fioor to the basement, the junior High stairways had been moved around. Some new teachers and some returning to active duty from the armed forces were here to welcome us back. We discovered Miss Chamberlain newly set up in the Deans' office and Mr. Melchior, fresh from the bound- ing main, ruling the males with his firm hand. Miss Smith was next door, hidden behind a mob of junior girls, and Mr. Fogg was slated to be- come watch onicer for the junior boys as soon as reinforcements arrived to take over his English classes. Every afternoon the girls sat and watched the boys go out for football practice, Every afternoon the boys stood and watched the cheerleaders prac- tice. Also, it was amazing that all that smoke could rise from nowhere. 'Twas the flame of vic- tory, of course. After a week of book-covering, SSH seating assignments, and confusing change of course slips, came the first week-end. QBy the way, how did Midge manage to get into a study-hall full of boys and Mike?j On Friday the 13th, juan, as befitting our G.O. President, started the year off with an impromptu party. Lucinda enter- tained us the next night at her house-probably the only place in the world where there was a scarcity of girls. . The following week hurried by, with football practice and new senior cars competing for our attention, especially I-Iump's' station wagon and Dixie's bus with all the fancy buttons. As a slight break in the routine, the G.O. presented the mem- bership assembly, with john, Paul, and Bill, three absolutely irresistible reasons why everyone should spend his hard-earned money for a G.O. ticket. Friday night the Hangar opened in style to revive us after our first ten days of school. That was the night when the privileged few were allowed at the official debut of Poppie's limousine. Saturday we dragged ourselves over to Dave's dance. The 5564 question of the evening was ls your tie a Wem- bley? It knots, it twists, it crushes-but will it stain PU A P60105 by Dahl, Harper, Pond, Slouwall. The female athletes, Nan, Dip, Red, Seif, and other hardy seniors, could be seen sprinting around the hockey field or straining their weary limbs in Sugarbaker's Torture Chamber. The week ended in glory with Sally Purdy's co-ed pajama party-the girls in jeans and the boys in p.j.'s. Foofie gave a birthday party for Yogi, complete with a cake, iirecrackers, and policemen. To top it off, jack Sherwin entertained those of us who got there at Candlewood Lake. Car trouble seemed to be the main drawback, especially with Gail. In spite of that, Casanova Pond showed up in good form. There were lots of Scarsdalians at the Dan- bury Fair, too. Remember those auto races, Louis? The month ended with a hiccup at Dave Sproul's cider party. Dave and Dink provided their own high-stepping floor show. With the end of the Hrst month of study Cyes, we studiedj, we were all settled in our harnesses, set to grin and bear the weeks until vacation. This business of being a senior wasn't so bad after all. UETUBEH By the time October blew in, we were ready to hibernate for the winter. However, fire drills took us into the great outdoors, assemblies made life more bearableg Mr. Geer unscrambled our pol- itics with an explanation of current world ism's. In spite of the nasty jolt Pelham gave the Raiders in their first grid encounter, Dink's maroon tie and beret and those energetic new cheerleaders gave school spirit a big lift. Then, too, we got our first glimpse in months of Mr. Whipple, whose wavy locks we had missed around the halls. The j.V.'s started off their season on Monday, trouncing Har- rison to the delight of a large number ofisenior girls who watched breathlessly from the sidelines. A whole new month of week-ends came around fnatchj, and Paul played host night. The chocolate ice cream joke books were the hit of the brought on Allen's Barn Dance Lucy found the needle in the the first Saturday was tops, but the evening. Saturday at Maniac Manor. hay-loft and was hastened oft for a tetanus injection. Everyone was fascinated watching Little Lulu and Big Tom danc- ing. Too bad they couldn't get together. Pbnlffi' by Dabf, Eizrlwz, Firrbrr. Hyper. Pt?.Il'jlIl.lII. Sbnzzxzfl. Elizabeth Wysor, concert star, was imported by Mr. Hubbard for an assembly and sang tall of herj to the accompaniment of suggestive eye- brows. Friday brought the Eastchester game. With cars back in circulation, everyone, except the cheer- leaders, managed to get there in time to see johnny MacD. kick off. However, the Maroon still got noisy, if disorganized, support. The low spirits caused by the rugged but thoroughly lost game were revived at the St. james dance. Swannie, our newest chanteuse, caused quite a sensation in a gorgeous evening dress. The meetings at I-Iornie's house, supposedly to arrange BANDY publicity, served as a good occasion for Snoyl, Moyer, and Iuanito to work out their vocal chords on Shanty- town. The witching hour on Halloween found most of S. H. S. Prowling around Greenacres, much to the horror of the neighbors. As the evening wore on, the various open houses, Du's and Caro- line's, found most everybody consuming great quantities of cider and having a very gay time, in spite of the plethora of policemen in the vicinity. And so, October went out on its broom. NUVEMBEH Recovering after the shock of Hallowe'en, all the girls showed up for a bang-up p.j. party at Dottie's. The party was supposedly indoors, but a surprising number of people found Foof's car a different, if 'not comfortable, place to sleep. Not that there was much sleep. The road out front was jammed all night with eager beavers from Hodg- son's stag party. Colleges seemed to have great at- tractions the next week-end, at least for Mary jane, Hornie, and Betsy at Amherst and Genie and Pat at Columbia. Our harried pedagogues got a well-deserved holiday in the form of the New York State Teachers' Conference . . . giving us a day off too! Meat-hungry Isaac Young found Al Vaccaro a tasty morsel that Saturday afternoon. Everyone went wild at Iohnny's extra point-even jack Lehr, who turned cartwheels clown the field. Monday of that gorgeous week-end found Yogi almost falling through the center of his doughnuts in an effort Photo: by Dahl, Firrlaer, Harper, Sbznwall. to be the life of the Discussion Club party. He was. Going back to school that week was made more interesting by the arrival of our senior portraits. Among numerous other obvious talents, that man Lynch could obviously take good pictures. The BANDY assembly was quite the hit of the week fmany thanks to Mr. Ryanj, with Mitch and Bandy as sandwich-munching first nighters. Esch gave with a snazzy rendition of 'lSurrender, QSur- render 33.75, that islj. Didn't jack Lehr make a dainty chorus girl, though-especially next to Lulu? The French Club went down to see i'Cyrano and absorb some French culture in the way of a really French meal at Gaby's restaurant. About sixty of the hardiest etzzdimztr, along with gour- mets Ryan, Reid, and Glendenning, created a gay atmosphere, to which some enterprising seniors added a little bon vin rouge. Spirits were dampened by our loss of the Big Game, in spite of really first-class playing, espe- cially by Snoyl and Rapid Ron. The dance at Bronxville was quite an affair with that fotball cake, the fashionable gowns Cparticularly Mary Jane's and Swannie's identical onesj, and Moyer's playing of Blue Skies. The next week-end was pretty full, what with the parties at Wahbie's and Iim's and the Dramatic Club's production of The Importance of Being Earnest -surely their best job to date and de- serving of a bigger audience. Then came that much-needed Thanksgiving vacation, ushered in by the annual Fall Sports Assembly. Rock Misenheimer started off the festivities. The dance was fine, but who was the wise guy who kept test- ing the lights downstairs? Bunny made life more beautiful with an open house. The crowning event of the evening was square-dancing in the living room and Dave's rendition of Danny Kaye. The party was pretty hectic, with numberless people dashing over to the I.H.M. dance and dropping in for a minute to hear Moyer's band and Babs give out at the tenth grade dance. Then to the turkey. EIEEEMBEH The Hangar started things rolling in December Plmffff by B,l.V.l'cl'llN.J. C.11i l. D.:f:1'. Ifisrfwtr' ll.nper. Pond, Sffm1J.1.' Ss 'A .1 . M H, JJ 1 , ,. J 1 f ul 7 at 3 ,, ,ii Ut 5, ,X .11 Ev L -,..' '. il .A ' jtpff-I A with a dance the lirst week-end, Stel, Burch, and Pat managed to be the only female stags there. The next night came one of the biggest dances of the year, 'cause this time the gals asked the guys. Life was never like this, some of the boys were even treated to carnations by their thoughtful dates. Nan and Bill were hosts. As Christmas ap- proached, everywhere argyle socks appeared in the making for some lucky blokes. As the days sped by, between shopping, knitting, and source themes, we managed to take time off to hear the Messiah beautifully staged. Friday the 13th didn't seem to bring bad luck to those of us who went to the dance up at the Y that night-except maybe Pondo, who had a pie thrown at him. The 20th found us loanng through a half day of school be- fore the vacation officially began. Little work got done, for with the caroling in the halls and the great Christmas spirit about, no one could concen- trate on Newton's laws. Christmas really started with the school dance for students and alumni. In spite of the snow and rain, everyone appeared in his best bib and tucker. The featured event was the crowning of Nancy Keane as BANDY Queen and Harriet Smith and Bobbie Martens as her attendants. The dance was a gala affair, and for days we all tried to get hold of some of those new bubbling lights for our own Christmas trees. The vacation was all a holiday should be, except for a dreadful lack of snow, however, we were so busy shopping, eating, carol- ing, ice-skating, ei al, that we hardly missed it. The Christmas Alumni Dance at the Golf Club, Hank's open house with Di as hostess, the G.C. dance on the' 28th, and all the other doinls brought on the year's last gasp in a hurry. Of all the parties on that terrific New Year's Eve, we remember es- pecially Pond's, Sherryls p.j., Liz's-and all the rest of the excitement we needed to see 1947 in properly. JANUARY After extricating themselves from various local snowbanks, everyone-well, almost everyone- grudgingly returned to school for the two days be- tween vacation and the week-end and found the Pbolor by Dalai, Firrber, Harper, Hmrlfzrfaer, Sbuwall. school offices completely jumbled. It wasn't the result of holiday dissipation, they had really been moved, and when we went in to see Miss Cham- berlain, there behind the desk was Mr. Archibald Shaw, our new Assistant Superintendent, who, we later discovered, was a sharp basketball player, Mr. Withers, also of many talents, finally showed up to take Mr. Fogg's duties. Friday finally showed up, too, and with it the annual subscription dance at the Golf Club. No subway was ever like that! So many people crowded the place that no one even noticed the gorgeous regalia-except for Peter's elegant white tie and tails. john and Rod were seen dashing madly about snapping photos for their memory book-and ours. The next week Signifer announced its new members, the largest number ever admitted at one time. By Friday night, after a week of hard work QThe college entrance ofhcers were breathing down our necksj, we were ready to relax-or some- thing-at Mitch's dance. It was a happy time, with the snow right outside fjust right for getting one's face washed, eh Bev?jg and the strong-arm tactics of Jim Fallon and Bill Beck kept out all gate-crashers. Willie's window was the only cas- ualty. In the middle of the week, to take us out of the dull, old, everyday world, came Mr. Raeger and the G.E. House of Magic. Mr. R. was later entertained at Danny's by some of the local citi- zenry. The next week was Louis' triumph, the De- Molay Dance at the Harwood Building. Though the dancing occupied most everybody, the Yale News had its share of popularity in the back room. Also sharing honors was Mare's new turtle. The next night Di gave a party. Contrary to the popular belief, it was quiet and well-ordered. As something new in the way of education, the combined choruses took a day off to attend a Fred Waring rehearsal. Everyone just had to sing on the bus to keep from freezing. Thursday also brought something new in the way of assemblies, as johnny Bothwell and three-oh so blonde-vocalists gave out to the delight of the hepcats. We hear two teachers went out for aspirin. fOne of them was heard to say, Well, I could have thought of Ted Lewis, if they'd just given me a little more timefj Friday night Milford gave a party for Bill Sperry's birthday. Among the gifts Bill received P60101 by DJH. SAYIIJZZJ-,I were a beer mug, a black leather bow tie, and as- sorted paper dolls. No stags were allowed, but somehow Dillon and Allen crept in. After cram- ming madly for Regents, blight of our lives, mid- term marks ushered in the end of the Hrst half of our senior year. FEBRUARY Moyers party for the basketball team tided us over from january thaw to February freeze. All the boys on the squad, plus their dates Qack and Beryl, Hap and Bobbie, to mention a fewj spent the evening very enjoyably munching on jack's fancy cake with VARSITY 1947 on it. The more energetic even danced.. The following week fea- tured two assemblies: a G.O. program highlighted by jack's pep talk on the new cafeteria system fWe really needed it.j and a Dramatic Club presenta- tion of The Valiant. We were pleasantly sur- prised to discover that Sherwin can really act. Looking around the audience, we noticed all the happy couples fMidge 8: Mike, Dick 8c Janice, Donn 85 Betty, Bird 8: Henstie, Don 8: Jane, and lots of othersj sitting together thanks to the new senior privilege. We also spied Stel and Rhoda proudly showing off their Florida tans, to the envy of all us palefaces. After taking the Bronxville game easily and beautifully, we took advantage of the belated snow. The Hangar had a dance, but most of the seniors could be found up at the Golf Club, skiing, tobogganing, or sitting around the big fire. After being chilled to the bone, the lucky ones trooped over to Edmonds, for some welcome hot chocolate. Abe Lincoln provided us with a day off, and joe Misenheimer celebrated with a party, those who weren't foolhardy enough to lose their money at blackjack or freeze in the snow outside, danced. Back to school after a day of rest to hear the band, which really sounds professional this year, give a preview of its coming concert. A high spot on the show was Glasel's impromptu arrangement of Tea for Two. Friday brought a heartbreaker on the court against Pelham. However, it being Valentines Day, we counted our billet! KZOIIX and our money Pbofor by Dahl, Firrlyer, Harper, Hrzrflfrcber, Sherwin, Sblzwall. f , f-1 ,. ,aff r JA? 7'1 -4'-7 jg YVJ ,.'.u,' -ui ,-6sb- ,ffiffj f ', , 1 . , - fi f, lf' 3f!f.4 gfT Q- W 7Q'--vl..ffQ'.4,-gj : '-:fd f 4279! W N' 1.3 ,f:vf-1-!?X ' 77'f jp,'7 f fVff'ff19 - fmj 'il' f I ..Z. iv ' ef-ff fffeff' ,W -f of , at-,Q ,frfaof 1 and headed for the St, James Dance, after being measured for caps and gowns. Saturday night we managed to work through the crowd at Genevieve Smith's vice-versa party, after negotiating the ''Open-the-door-Richard sign at the front en- trance. QI wonder why it is that vice-versa dances are always so much more crowded than regular ones. Could it be that Scarsdale girls are less shy than the boys?j Tuesday the 18th started something new in Scarsdale Hi-the Senior Breakfast. From 8 until 10, seniors and available faculty consumed great quantities of doughnuts, listened to Mr. Young's thought-provoking talk on colonial problems, and sang loudly, if hesitantly, Mr. Farrow's new school songs, with the help of Moyer, Hornie, and johnny G. We also discovered that it was Mr. Nelsonls 14th anniversary with the school. The whole affair made a big hit, and everyone went back to classes with high hopes for another senior breakfast soon. That afternoon the team surprised the county by defeating Eastchester on their own court for the first time in two years. Who are those Smith Bros. anyway-cough drops or some- thing? Our senior rings arrived at long last on Tues- day. Proud owners spent the day showing off their new possessions and in some cases exchanging them. On Friday the snow was so deep and invit- ing that the whole school left after a half-day ses- sion. Doc Farrow helped us improve our skiing form up at the Club. Spills and aching muscles were rife, but nothing dented-er, daunted- everyone proceeded to enjoy himself. The next week the White Plains Dramatic Club brought us an expert job of The Flattering Word as an exchange assembly. SPRING Louie greeted roaring March with an open house, celebrating Jack Hodgson? birthday. Most everyone was happyfto sit cozily around the big Hreplace while anrflwftul mixture of rain and snow was pouringi down outside. Charlie Whitehead threw open the gates too. l-lis library was ransacked Pfmlnt by B.lniti'f1ti, f,u11f1Ll'. Illflf. Ifi,fr'lJw', Aifmri. Pmnl. 5'!u11i.1ll. as guests found books appropriate to their source themes. . All of a sudden, the work we hudn't been doing so far began to catch up with us, and we settled down to a spring of hard work and good inten- tions. To divert us, however, popped up the Soph- omore Variety Show, featuring the Bary sisters and the Sleepless Knights under the happy direction of Magician Walt Swertfager. Occurring along with the Ides of March was the BANDY deadline. After enough nervous energy had been generated to run the presses, BANDY went triumphantly to press. The Dramatic Club production of Ceiling Zero attracted great crowds, as we went to see our favorite senior boys handsomely dressed in Air Force uniforms. Philip Kondratief came to us from Massachusetts, zm vm! chic type, and man- aged to sprain his wrist the first day. After lots of parties, the Bronxville basketball dance, and vain hopes for the Discussion Club Dance, Easter arrived. We drifted placidly through nine days of blissful nothingness until We landed-plunk-into college boards. We met the enemy and after a complete rout we settled back, a bit impatient for graduation rehearsals. . As the weather warmed up, that old feeling got us once more. When the Good Humor man came tinkling his welcome bell, we knew that Spring was here. Fancies began turning to love and other outdoor sports. We felt more like sit- ting and dreaming than doing anything else. The P. T, Afs Mikado production exhibited unex- pected talents. Mr. Lawson's, continuous QU re- hearsals of'orchestra, choruses, and soloists really made it an unforgettable show. As the last few grains run out of our senior hour glass, we pause to think about some of the things that made being a senior at S.H.S. so swell - warm lunches outdoors . . . drippy Good Humors at exciting baseball games . . . dancing to soft music at the Spring Prom . . . fighting flies and physics in study hall . . . pizza at Papa Iohn's . , excursions to New York for everything from art museums to the Circus . . . that quaking fear of Regents' and the weak-kneed relief when they are over . . . frantic seconds watching Luckie win the mile . . . Class Day . . and finally those few minutes filled with pride and a little sorrow as wewto get our diplomas CDon't grablj. 4244 0m ew, 'mo velN 'f l ff of -Q2 , rqfmvtv ry a al- 'UJ-4 '9N4e view sm J Plaalor by Ba Firfber, N Harper, Hazrrlac ae , A9150 Pond. .Cfypygcc g,,,! Wil ,.,- ggzcf '9e'l, IL f 1 ..!'f' Q f G Q a sv - f WSJ I, ,,.f ' II ,ff MQ f W xxnw, V 1 -f ., ,A ' x W ZA EW. I gixlas Q SWS N WWN' N y , me A pa h e , ' - V 1 'Mig 1 f iw U - Jawa X! ' 4' b Xu ' -3. ,- W 1 N HX' my 'MWF N -' W4 WM L NSU, K I ppp ' 'l5f'1A.q-3,11-QH1 .iffaq lin L Dafa --4, ag Q0 j ...Av ,A I ,' y l4fC E- ,h -LA Luo .bm A-A4 -'iffy U1-lv Ally-uk The. 'D l 'P ,,. - - ' '- X I-4 'JVC ' il, Vx, Ctuodp bllfkm fluleyqgfgqf-at SENIOR G. O. COUNCIL fiugi. U Wal Mosher, R. jordan, J. Adams, R. 4441- Thomas, J. Dillon, G. Hunger,4,rn.k J. Lehr, C. Gager, W. Gillies.Q.f4d' Seraud Rau'-N. Callaway, Nfw SeiPr'er, J. Spence, C. Lockwood, I J. Mangan, S. Barnes, L. Bur- , leigh, M. White, B. Biggs, B. ., o'Bfien. Fi,-if Raw-J. Hodgson, rim E. Brown, W. Sperry, J. Ed-TTI monds, Vive-Prwidezzt, J. Green- ,LL wood, President, Mr. Beveridge,LMl-1- Adl'i.f6I', P. Staley, Treafzzref, A. Rutherford, Secrefm'y, J. Pilliod. Third Row-R. Wnlzer, C THE G.O. COUNCIL got right .into the swing of things in September. First thing on the agenda was the G.O. drive which carried through with Hying colors, thanks to our able Paul. After that came an awkward pause, when the 1946 senior class gift couldn't be found, but it Hnally turned up in the form of a public address system which was put to good use all year. Amidst the age-old clamor for Senior Privileges, a committee was Hnally formed. Louis and the gang visited two other schools, decided on privileges, and generally got them okayed from all sides, Senior breakfasts drew a huge crowd in spite of their being held almost in the middle of the night Q8 A.M.j. If anyone noticed a distraught student rushing around with a pile of papers on alternate Friday mornings, it was only a G.O. representative under the ,new system of Maroon distribution, At the end of this year, both the G.O. Council and the student body want to give johnny a pat on the back for his swell, job. JUNIOR G.O. COUNCIL. . . Problems, tangles, and red tape rear their ugly heads in the Junior High School, too. Bill Ughetta was head trouble shooter this year, and a triple A job he did, too, as President of a really ICIHC G.O. Council. The juniors can cer- tainly point with pride to their new offspring, the Sc1'ive1ze1'. CWill we ever forget those blazing editorials by Chapin 8: Co.?D ' JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Slziutdizzg-F. Carroll, Chairman Afziifilief Commitzee, B. Bran- ton, Cbairnzmz Service Cammillee, R. Chapin, fzmior G. O. Treat- urer and Edilaf of Srfizfener. Silling-S. Singer, junior G. 0. Sefrefrzry, W. Ughetta, junior G. O. Preridezzz, L. Barnes, Cbairrmuz Social Commillee, R. Holden, Advirer. Camera Shy- A. Romm, Chairman Cormilzz- lim: Cnmmillee. C. Stewart, jznz- ior G.O. Vice-Prefidezzl. SOCIAL PLANNING BOARD Standing-I-I. Lyons, S. Win- throp, D. Flint, M. Gregg. Sil- tifzg-N. Knapp, B. Eisele, N Callaway, J. Hinsey, Miss Cham- berlin, Advirer, N. Stern. Cam- era Sfay-G. Wasserberger, J Young, Chairman. SOCIAL PLANNING BOARD . . . Ideas and lunch bags bloom in equal profusion at the semi-occasional lunch-time meetings of S. P, B., but things do get done as shown by the four extra-special dances we enjoyed this year. Work? Who would call getting out of classes to decorate the gyms work? You're welcome to your opinion, of course . . . sometimes it is kinda difficult for jack and Sandy to maintain order among a dozen whirling dervishes while they are trying to decide by demonstrations whether to get a good lindy or samba band. After all the fireworks, S. H. S, turns out en fmzrfe to a wonderful party-even if the males are broke for three weeks afterward. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE . . . When Bill walks out on the stage, rubs his hands together, and croons his introduction into the mike, we're always ready for a surprise. Bill and Charlie Stewart of the junior Hi teamed up with their hard-working commit- tees to turn out some Wednesday morning programs that really made us forget our sadness at being kept away from our first-period classes Q?j, G. E.'s House of Magic, which kept us all on the edges of our seats, john R. Tunis, johnny Bothwell and his sultry vocalists, Mr. Geer's political exposition, imported opera singers, dramatic pro- ductions, and assorted variety shows provided a well-balanced and entertaining schedule. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Left lo righl-W. Neill, N. Keane, D. Flint, W. Sperry, Chairman, R. Hill, W. Swert- fager, L. Stancler. SIGNIFER Fiflb Rau'-E. Cannon, R. jor- dan, P. Clark, D. Swanson, L Bevier, lfffc'-PI'C.fid0lIl, A. Eddy K. Kimi. Faurzb Raw-J, Iischi enbach, -I. judge, T. Shcftel, J Edmonds, Preridezll, P. Staley QI. I-Ialper, T. Garbaty, Miss Coni nor, f1d1'iJer. Third Raw-L Kinsey, J. Spence, J. Taylor, S Newlin, J. Reiffel, N. Seiffer, S Gotshal, Serrelfzry, E. Otto. Sec- ond Row-S. Flett, B. Hall, P Miller, C. Lockwood, B. Seng- staken, A. Breckwoldt, A. Ruther- ford. Firrt Rauf-J. Aronson, C Smith, D. Jafhn, E. Schimmat I. Law, M. Coverley, N. Keane Camera Shy-D. Baumann, L Gibson, J. Greenberg, D. Irvine M. Ryder. SIGNIFER . . . At a lunchtime meeting of the Cerebrum Society, alias the Medulla Mob, john raps lightly on the nearest table with a human skull and opens the discussion of new business. Attendance slip collection must be taken care of, the Info Desk must be manned, hourly couriers must be dispatched to the office. With that disposed of, the members attack their lunches and close with a recitation of Johnsons definition of a net- work: Anything reticulated or decussated at equal distances, with interstices between the intersections. Amen. But seriously, for the benefit of those whose knowledge of Signifer is limited, these are the fellows and gals elected by the members to join the organization on the basis not only of scholarship but extra-curricular participation. Scars- dale can certainly be proud of its large membership. FORUM . . . The temperature is rising, faces are getting purple, combustion threatens, but Jackie skillfully raps the gavel Qon George's head, of coursej just in time to avert disaster. Here sit the armchair diplomats of S.H.S., settling with barbed words the prob- lems of the globe. Having discussed everything from atomic control to Should I call her up, or ask her in school? , nothing fazes them, not even strange audiences that many of them have faced in White Plains, Isaac Young, Hasting, et al. FORUM Third Raw-A. Wolf, P. Dal- ton, G. Phillips, J. Barnwell, T Ritter, W. Thies, D. Baumann. Second Row-N. Price, R. Ro- senthal, S. Blitzer, A. Andrews S. Payne, D. Jafhn, I. Schlesinger, S. Sherwin, L. Grunebaum, B Goerisch, H. Poorman, R. Con- ant. Sifzizzg-Miss Connor, Ad- rfirer, P. Bruno, Vice-President, I. Foulds, Prefident, S. Gotshal, Secretary. Camera Shy-S. Car- vin, T. Dunn, J. Duval, I. Green- berg, R. Krause, N. Meltzer, S. Newlin, T. Petschek, P. Wolcott. MAROON Foznzb Row B. Eisele, P. Dal- ton 1 Glasel E. Cates, W. Thies, D Baumann J Halper, I. Stable- ford S Hand C. Smith. Third Row B Swan N. Keane, M. Grecnman H Snelling, N. Stern, A Rutherford J. Weill, L. Wat- thcws M Minton, K. Hurd, R. Conant I Aronson, S. Swyers, P Wolcott Szlmzg-R. Rosenthal, S Gotshal Mr. Ayer, Azirfirer, S Payne G Phillips, E. Gates, Arfzrlmzz Editor, E. Greenwood, Edztof D Gutterman, Arrimnzi Edzlw E Langfelder, E. Pierce, N Despres FUJI Row-J. Wes- seler S Goetz, J. Foulds, A. Andrews 1 Despres, B., Hall, N. Gunzenhausci Canzewz Shy-L. Bevier L Gibson, J. Greenberg, R Rosecrance, M. J. Unger. IABBERWOCK S1 mdmr G Phillips, R. Rosen- Itrl T. Grogan. Sil- ll dclrckner, P. Bruno, M lxornrcich S. Newlin, Edilur. d C. Smith. CLIIIIUVLI i s B rtlett, fld1'i.rw'. D, l ummn C Ieindel, J. Green- vtr D Guttcrman. li. Gutter- n D ilhn N. Kutclicr, R. I chcll N Plync. R. XY'.1ltc-rs. MAROON . . . just about time for deadline and our capable lady editor, Betty, is casually going mad. C'k?!bl5if lj. Noel has just written a new feature that couldn't pos- sibly pass the Hays office. jub-jub has taken wing somewhere leaving the usual note: Be back soon, Rig R. Mortisf' The Alumni Ed is wondering why anybody ever graduated at all. Dave B. is cussing the broken asterisk key on his typewriter occasioned by Dan's inability to carry two at once ftypewriters that islj. Meanwhile the typists, bored stiff, are knitting pink and purple argyles for Mr. Ayer. Louie is assuring his sports writer that of course he'll get a ride to the game, while Mr. A, himself stands at the door, sharpening his pet bodkin. When Betty finally extricates herself from the waste- basket into which she was deposited by the sudden entrance of twenty-eight cub report- ers, the bi-weakly Qsicj Moron is hustled off to Wick in the nick of time. JABBERWOCK . . . I can, I can, I must, I can,l' has been Jabby's theme song this year. Handicapped by a budget curtailment, Mrs. Bartlett's illness, and a microscopic staff, jabby was, at first, the victim of a complex inferiority complex. Under its able leader, Ship, however, jabby finally managed to tone down the red tape to a delicate pink. Mitch and Dave were busy contributing their witty gems, and john G.'s poetry gave the magazine a professional touch. jabby proudly ground out senior statistics, essays, poems, short shorts fstories, that islj and other evidences of S.H.S. intellect. THEATRE CLUB Top Rau--L. Stander, C. Smith, S. Barnes, R. Miller, L. Doherty, il. Law, N, Despres, D. Tighe, A. Monroe, A. Adams, G. Butch- er. -I. Perkins, R. Brooks. F0lll'll.7 Rau'-M. Kahle, I Stableford, L. Edwards, B. Vermilya, S. Goetz, C. Adams. L. Lindroth, K. Kniel, E. Wolf, A. Coleman, M. Minton, C. Eaton, B. Young. Third Ron' -B. M'acAuley, S. Flett, C. Block, D. Hurd, A. Cuddebuck, A. Austin, M. Dowling, S. Burch, E. Gates, J. Reynolds, M. Phil- pot, N. Walker, L. Bell, S. New- lin, R. Conant, N. Nelson. Semin! Row-B. Martens, R. Brown, J. Voss, B. Biggs, Serrelrn-y, S. Payne, President. Miss Hook, Ad- viser, J. Foulds, J. Eschenback, A. Jones, S. Baldwin, N. Rankin, A. McCutcheon, E. Wolf. Front Row-M. Whittaker, B. johnson, A. Priesing, J. Gully, E. Lang- felder, S. Gotshal, M. Costello, M. Wilber, K. Hurd, L. Wat- thews, G. Savage, P. Luckstone, THEATRE CLUB Tickets tickets' Have your tickets ready please! Third aisle to the left, madam. Curtain going up in five minutes-Gad! Who let all there in? Tffefe are the Scarsdale Theatah Club. They have gotten their passports to the scin- tillating theatre world through the efforts of Sara and Miss Hook fcommission-less, of coursej-tickets to such productions as Showboat, Joan of Lorraine, and Happy Birthday. STAGE DESIGN 8: BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEES . . . Given one wish, the Bulletin Board Committee would toss away fame and fortune if only someone would lift the restrictions on scotch tape and invent a spotted paint. We always expect to see Tom sobbing in the hall in front of a bulletin board, with a four-cornered poster and three thumb-tacks. But although scotch tape may be scarce, the decorators insist that there's no shortage of the red variety. Their favorite lament, however, is on the lack of green stuff forthcoming from Zee G.O.. N.J.P.'s gang of stage designers have us all envious, the way they slap paint on those Hats and make them look like a shelf of books. I I STAGE DESIGN AND BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEES Smffdifrg-W. Thies, P. Dalton, C. Werner, M. Gatchell, Miss Kaley, Advirer, J. Foulds, N. Calloway, W. Swertfager, 'G. Williams, T. Grogan. Sizlizzg- N. Price, E. Rowe, M. McEwen, j. Howell, N. Knapp, Preridenf, J. Taylor, C. Kelly, T. Garbaty. Cfmzem Slay-N. Flint, R. Foster, J. Long, A. Monroe, D, Patter- son, R. Young. DRAMATIC CLUB Third Row-J. Greenberg, J. Mc- neal, T. Warner, R. Luckhardt, R. Coyne, I. Young, D. Wieran, M. Gregg, Prefidefzl, R. Walzer, Vire-Prerideizt, W. Thies, D. Baumann, J. Myers, A. Phillips, J. judge, L. Dorfman. Second Raw-C. Smith, M. Fennie, L. Kinsey, I. Law, E. Ohnell, A. Schlosser, S. Hand, Mr. Lawson, Advirer, P. Corrough, H. Harder, P. Miller, N. Despres, L. Grune- baum. First Row-M. Cutting, E. Schive, I. Despres, R. Seely, C. Leahy, J. Sherwin, T. Fried- man, N. Price, A. Monroe, M. Freund, B. deLackner. DRAMATIC CLUB . . . I-laven't you ever wished that there was grease paint running in your veins? Sounds messy? Well, this bunch of Thespians has tried it under the expert direction of Mr. Lawson and has gotten a big kick out of it, to the ediiication and entertainment of all of us here at S,H.S. and audiences at White Plains and East- chester. Most of us who turned out for the grand production of The Importance of Being Earnest were really impressed with the job that our histrionic roommates did on that difhcult opus. Though perhaps we didn't sound like it QEh, Miss Hook?j, we really admired The Valiant, and we gripped our seats at Ceiling Zero. STAGE, LIGHTING, AND MAKE-UP . . . Lights off!!! Make-up!!! It's the effect that counts. Handling the mysterious set of equipment known only to crew members, the Lighting' Crew illumines the ebony blackness of the stage. The Stage Crew makes, sets up, and moves scenery, creating any needed atmospheric conditions fexcept rainj. To top it off, the Make-up Committee, meeting about once every two months to practice its black art, utilizes its talents in playing havoc with old familiar faces. With conscientious effort, all three crews labor the entire school year in outside productions as well as assemblies. STAGE, LIGHTING, AND MAKE-UP Second R011-'-J. judge, VI. Pil- liod, W. Reichert, Mr. Newlin, Adviser, R. Luckhardt, D. Swan- son. R. Duehne, Fir-rf Rau'-N. Calloway, B. Silverstone, Miss Blagnuson, Affrirer, N. Kutcher, CbJlfI'Ilh'11I, T. Friedman. EREXVITH are .1 few of these unobtrusive but hard-plugging service committees we ' couldn't do without: The CAFETERIA MONITORS iron out the daily labyrinth of chairs and direct trays into the kitchen, instead of under the table where we are all too likely to leave them. They search out hidden spoons- Just like an Easter egg hunt, says Sue-and retrieve squashed bananas from the ceiling. Now and then they cast a withering look in our direction when we forget to remove the straw from our milk bottle, but what would the place be without them! At this point we must break into verse, so inspiring is our subjectg we think it will explain everything about the TRAFFIC SQUAD: Keep that traffic mooirzg.' That rar, pall over here! Parh the Buick in the front, That Cheooy in the rear, Braoing hitter weather, Enforcing safety ruler, The member: of the Trajir Squad Direct at rechlerf footy. Wlaen Mr. Clark suddenly issues homework that demands graph paper, of course we all dash to the SCHOOL STORE. There, sans all profit-natch-Cal and junior High staff, under Miss Mayer's supervision, dispense paper, pencils, rulers, notebooks, and those puzzling book covers, with patience and efficiency. 76 , Q 1 ,, fr' ' 5' nf. 9 a gf - ' M, A,-z-- ' WisQ?. bf!!-if 1 'ms nv. Wal ':?9H' gin ui? . 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This group, although it receives little attention in school, is the one which is constantly checking and adding the names of these Scars- dale alumni who have served Uncle Sam at the battle-stations of the world. Headed by Lucinda and Miss Sutch, the girls give up badly-needed study halls to keep the Service Roll up to date. We all look forward to the completion of the committees plans for a permanent memorial. FRENCH CLUB . . . They say it's the atmosphere that does it, and the new habitat cizz Cercle Fl'6Z7ZfdiJ' surely has it. Miss Glendenning gayly stands by the piano whilst Mr. Reid plays some French ditty on the ivories. On entering the precincts, one has his ears assailed by a motley collection of gibberish. It's okay, they know what they're talking about. Here we have a membership of about 66V2. CThe one-half represents a conscien- tious seventh-grader who can't quite keep up.j All are rapidly absorbing a whole world of culture from M. Reid and Mlle. Glendenning- Cyrano, French art, Moliere, French restaurants . . . especially that extra twenty-fivefrancs for a glass of 17072 vin. Why, Phil rattles off his French like a native already! T. Wai'ner. i Fiflb Row-J. Ross M Unger 5 . ' D. Carret, I. Stnbletorcl A An 2, rews, A. Ruthford C Lockwood B. Broenniman,j Laxx J Esch enbach, A. Merwin R Rosen thal, N. Price. Fourth Rau, S Swyers, R. Conant B Hill D Eagleson, E. Schive G Paddock D. Irvine, E. Moore L Burleigh J. E. Gates, I. Young G Newlrn J. Pegg, J. Greenberg D Bau mann. Tbird Raw Miss Glenn mg denning, Adviser E Leppert G Q C J Coulillzzcd belou Savage, B. Schoonmaker B Lee C. Zuccaro, G. Ellis E Cannon V. Morris, G. Medley I Wes seler, B. Sengstaken J Perkins L. Grunebaum, H Weaver N Despres, Mr. Reid Adwrer S11 ring-S. Winthrop C Fry W Warrendorf, E. Langfelder B Hollhaus, I. Kihlstadt Secremmy P. Bruno, Preridenl S Gotshal Vire-Pfefidefzt, S Atwood L Stander, N. Walker G Fischel M. Patten. Kneeling M Rob ertson, S. Blitzer M Lober I Aronson, M. Cohn I Whitehill I. Berger, J. Reiffel N Seiffer M. Rosenfeld, D jaffin M S11 berman. Camera Slay E Gutter man, C. Mansheld P Miller R Mitchell, I. Prothers V Small PRINTING AND PROJECTION CLUBS Third Raw-W. Kriegsman, P. Hasslacher, D. Marley, O. Shapli, R. Leonard, J. Pilliod, E. Cates, D, Harper, D. Patterson, W. White. Second Row-Mr. Heagle, Adviser, P. Orvis, D. Pegg, R. Adams, T. O'Donnell, I. Pegg, President, J. Hardy, Vive-Prenl dent, P. Elbe, C. Whitehad, R. Apgar, W. Bohn, H. Lyons, Mr. Hanson, Adviser. Fimf Row--J. Seward, I. Kingsbury, L. Zoloto- rofe, C. Marr, R. Staub, S. Arons, W. Kriegsman, T. Barnett. Cam- em Shy-P. Shuwall, E. Ingalis, E. Dunn, D. Mead, R. Pearl, P. duBreuil, J. Kittenplan, T. Ritter, R. Berry, J. Reed, D. Branton, J. Schlesinger, J. McNeal, R. Haskel. PRINTING AND PROJECTION CLUBS . . . The motion picture hath charms to sooth even Hardy and Elbe after a hard clay's work over a hot press. Whenever you set out eagerly for the Projection Room, free from a period of drudgery, these samaritans of the Projection Club are ready to reel off a little something on France, correct posture, the signing of the Constitution, or football plays. True, Patrick Henry sometimes pauses, hand in air, while a twisted heap of film is re-wound by the boys, but we love 'ern just the same. Then, too, we always appreciate getting our football schedules from the print shop before the end of the basketball season. GERMAN CLUB . . . Wluat has the music world got that the German Club hasn't? You might say opera singers if you hadn't heard Pete, Richard, jim, Harry, and Sally exercising their tonsils for the beneht of fellow club members. Besides vocalizing, this hair-raising group of Till Eulenspiegels' spends much of its time conversing in Deutsch and expounding on the lives of famous Germans. The process of conversation consists of dead silence for about five minutes, followed by utter confusion as everyone talks at once. Passing the bottle Qfor Red Cross donations, that isj is the penalty for using the English language. GERMAN CLUB Slrmdiug-R. Brooks, G. Phillips. R. Walter, L. Grunebaum, I-I. Krehbicl, W. Rothschild, D. Wil- dermun. Sifliug-P. Krehbiel, K. Kniel, Prufidwil, Ivirs. Marshall, fldzisur. S. Flett, 1. M:lcDowell W. Colm. A v RED CROSS Slmldiug-N. XVOIH, J. Llarvin L. Hecht, I. Stiibleford, B. Young C. just, -I. Evans, L. Andrews, S Barnes, B. Smith, N. Callaway D. Wfilkins. Silfing-J. Krause Mrs. Shultz, Aa'1'i.rer, N. Kntcher I. Wfaxman, P. Mohr, E. Cannon A. Haas, C. Eaton, M. Buschen G. Carpenter, A. Easton, P. Aus tin, E. Friedman, N. Chilson. E. Mallan, R. Brown. Kneeling- RED CROSS . . . Aw, come on-just a dime! It's a worthy cause, and besides you get a beautiful pin, quoth the Red Cross representatives, and they are as right as rain. Here is the group that administers within the school one of the most vital organizations that we are asked to contribute to each year. Its members have busied themselves with such activities as Christmas boxes, scrapbooks, and handicraft articles for veterans and for the needy abroad, as well as envelope-addressing and money-raising. Under the guid- ance of Mrs. Shultz, the organization has spread its wings to shelter a new seventh grade knittin' and sewin' unit. L .',, M .mf M 6 Y 1,,i,fU lb, y A -ff , PIU, ,Wfilji 'Q Alive it y 'wff l li' u lv 1 M. -Jag'-, CHESS ACLUB . . . The King approaches the Castle, assaults the Knight, knocks down the Bishop, and joins the Queen at last. Pawns scurry in all directions and an ominous shadow crosses Mr. Pratt's brow. Karl and the boys may not have been too successful in the Westcluester League this year, but it was fun . . . Check! CHESS CLUB Szafzdizzg-W. Thies, T. Ritter A. Eddy, Secrezzzry, T. Sheftel Camera Shy-K. Kniel, Prefidenl D. Florence, E. Cates, J. Hazeli wood, I. Halper, R. Treacy. Sf!- ting-J. jeremy, Mr. Pratt, Comb, CLASSICS CLUB Second Row-P. Dalton, I, Sher- win, N. Burchard, D. Cameron, N. Keane. D. Gutterman, R. By- Held, J. Caesar, Fin! Row-J. Berger, B. Eisele, N. Flint, Miss Rose, Adviser, T. Garbaty. CLASSICS CLUB . . . Now here is a bunch of really amazing studentsfamazing, that is, because they've stuck it out so long. They can pull a Latin declension out of a hat quicker than those magicians down below. Even Cicero might have been persuaded to take a few moments off from his Catilinean orations to join in the annual fun at the Roman banquet of Saturnaliag except that he probably would have mugged the picture that the Difjmtrb photographer took this year! You'll notice that I. Caesar managed to sneak into the picture above. What stuffed shirts for togasj some of these Romans were! But don't let a Classic Club member hear you talking like this or you're likely to get tossed right into the Styx River. MAGICIANS' CLUB . . . Look into the crystal ball and the future will be foretold. Presto! The cat's out of the bag, the rabbit's out of the hat, and eight Gillette Blue Blades dangle from Swertfager's lips. Stupefying, amazing-but, alas and alack, Mr. Tew permits no sleight-of-hand in the marks department! Of course these swamis deny any talk of the hand being quicker than the eye and insist that their tricks are strictly on the up and up-but we know better. I still would like to know where that bouquet of flowers came from, though. MAGICIAN'S CLUB Lefl lo rigbl-XV. Swertfager, R. Leerburger, Mr. Tew, Adviser, R. Kime, J. Young, R. Schneider, G. Briggs. PUBLICITY CLUB Third Razz'-lNIr. Reid, Arl1'i.rrr XV. Price, T. Fischer, L. Stander N. Despres, B. Horn, A. Monroe T. Tompkins, E. Cates, J. Hut- cheson. Second Raw-N. Flint Preridefzi, J. Reilfel. Vive-Prari deux. N. Karcher, R. Conant, ,I Howell, D. Tighe, B. Young, P Luckstone, B, Hickey, C. Mans field. Firrl Row-K. Rose, M Minton, B. L, Eisele, G. Savage S. Bouchelle, T. Friedman, A Kobin, C. Just. Cnlnern Sky-P Ahner, L. Bell, P. Castle, R Conant, D. Florence, B. Hall, B Humphreys, F. Kaufman, M Lober, S. Newlin, Secretary, I Stableford, M. Sellman. 1 V54 PUBLICITY CLUB . . . The Publicity Club publicizes. fNol reallylj It is up to its J 4, , , large assortment of members to see that we know all the what's, where's, when's, M T ' J and how much's of every school activity-no mean feat when you add up all the con- Mrr- ff' certs, plays, dances, et al and multiply by several posters apiece. But this high-pressure ,yi group, under Nancy's able leadership, broadcast the news to every corner and cranny in H W D ,P J Qcffhe building so that we all learned in due,t' e of Im rtance Being Earnest, 'A' 1 2 the Messiah, and all the rest. , XXI' ' l ' ,P H -ff , 9.05: iff, pp, . s F if' , - , - R 'F 1 T' - lryfjuf L ffl -'A if JJ f ADVERTISING CLUB for a ertisingiand A plus for the steady toil of this bunch. Here are the people who do the pavement-pounding that helps pay for all our school publications. It is Dora Jean's faithful cohorts who pester our local industry and commerce for ads to bolster the finances of MAROON, JABBY, and BANDY. Wav- ing fine-print contracts in the faces of prospective customers, the gals managed to iill up that vital twenty-odd pages at the back of our book. QLucky thing, too lj ADVERTISING CLUB Standing-N. Nelson, E. Gates, G. Paddock, J. Law, S. Barnes, C. Fry, N. Wolff, j. Steenson, M. DeSylva. Sizzing-J. Ross, R. Co- nant, E. Otto, Vine-Preridefzt, Mr. Crafts, Advirer, D. Irvine, Presi- dent, M. johnson, N. Wilson. LIBRARY STAFF Third Row-P. Miller, A. Nord- gren, M. Lurton, H. Ridgway, 1. McAndrew, P. Dewey, M. Harris, S. Sherwin. Second Row-G. Cameron, A. Coleman, C. Eaton, E. Silverstone, E. Fry, H. Carter, I. Denham, M. Wliite, J. Evans C. Riesner. Sitting-H. Morse, M. Robertson, S. Perkins, T. Fried- man, H. Youngberg, Preridefzl. M. Coverley, Secretary, M. Mc- Ewen, M. Hodes. Camera Shy- L. Atkinson, L. Barnes, A. Blum s. Burch, L. Gibson, me Prerii dem, P. Minton, J. McCracken, C. Nichols, C. Smith, B.Stadholtz LIBRARY STAFF . . . How do I find the publishing date of Peaznzztr and Their User by Nutty Crack? I'm missing a microbe-hunter. Where do I find him? Ask the Library Staff fBetter known as I-Iarriet's Harrowed Helpersj. Putting books where we can find them, sorting slips, and serving at faculty teas constitute only a small portion of their labors. The card catalogue, indispensable to source-theme-writing seniors, is kept in order by these industrious gals. They also arrange book loans from other libraries and perform all the numerous chores without which our library would not be the well-organized institution it is today. v . 0 as Ze Q .a.ev 0 kb nw I S VARSITY CLUB . . . The installment of a Scarsdale Hall of Fame near the gyms was foremost among the activities of the lettermen appreciated by the alma mater this year. The members also devoted much time to the intramural programs, as well as pro- viding supervision for the Varsity football and basketball games, keeping the crowds well in hand. In March the boys joined with the G.O. in sponsoring the Basketball Dance, one of the highlights of the school year. VARSITY CLUB Third Raw-R. Pierce, T. Barclay INT. Tappin, R. Hill. Serozld Ruiz -B. Singer, J. Wliiting, -I. Fall lon, D. Bierau, G. Wasserberger P. Staley, M. Lyons, L. Renz, R Corelli, G. Sheridan, R. jordan D. Cameron XX' Gillies Silliu 1 - - X' I. Hodgson, J. Edmonds. R. Luck- lmrdt, Bn.riuc'.ir Aimmger. -I. Lchr Viru-Pre.rid011l. XV. Sperry, Prtaii JUN, J- lyloycr. SLTl'Uf.ll'.l'. .Mr Leonard, fit1Il'i.N,'l', C. Gaigt-r, N Brown. 'V RIFLE CLUB Slwzdizzg-Mr. Pffalf, Ad1'i.rer, H. Youngberg, I. Case, M. Ettinger, B. Hall, A. Breckwoldt, P. Foote, Preridenf, M. Robertson, E. Fiske, N. Rothschild, C. Mansheld, j. Ivlarshall. Kneeling-R. Adler, nl. judge, W. Vifeinzimmer, T. Pet- schek, E. Cates, J. Lehr, D. Swan- son. G. G. Neumann, K. Kniel, J. Webb. Camem Shy-R. Adams, R. Barnstead, L. Bell, Vice Prexi- deul. L. Bevier, S. Bouchelle, D. Carret, Serrelury, G. Castle, A. Fries, J. Harrison, L. Hecht, -I. Herbell, D. Irvine, C. jacob, M. Johnson, Treamrer, M. Korn- reich, E. Langfelder, J. Lober, M. Lober, J. Marvin, J. McNeal, S. Newlin, C. Paulman, J. Peck- ham, G. Phillips, J. Reed, M. Rosenfeldt, R. Rosenthal, J. Ross, T. Smith, D. Treacy, E. Van Horne, B. Van Wert, R. Weitz- ner, J. Wesselei', M. Wliite, A. Wolf, N. Wolf. RIFLE CLUB . . . Bing! Ya got me, joe, take care of Mary and the brats. Fortunately, it's not usual for Rifle Club members to use human guinea pigs for targets, from the sound of things, however, one might think a pitched battle were in progress, that the school were being attacked, or that men from Mars had fortified Room 40. But the shooting is just the work of our local dead-eyes with their trusty 22's as they com- mence an afternoons target practice on the school range. This year saw the start of an interschool rifle team which, we hope, will grow in years to come. ' MUSIC . . . Clash those cymbals, slap that brass, blow that tuba! That's it-mellow- rooney! It may seem strange, but strains of Putty Putty and something from Mozart or Bach may easily appear side by side on a program presented by S.H.S.'s orchestra. This rapidly growing organization took part in the production of the Messiah, accom- panied the choruses in their rendition of The Mikado, and put on a Versatile con- cert ot' their own. They attribute their success to the excellent leadership of Mr. Bley and the firm, rhythmic beat of their mainstays in the percussion section. SENIOR ORCHESTRA Slanding-E. Brandeis, L. Edsall, G. Williams. Sitting rear-N. Citron, J. Hardy, J. Harquail, C. Kelly. Siziing fron!-L. Salisbury, C. Feindel, P. McBride, W. Wass, S. McBride, C. Ellis, A. Gould, P. Wilkinson, R. Pearl, J. McCadden, A. Herold, M. Chalat, Standing from-Mr. Bley, Direclor. ' SENIOR BAND Szrznding-B. Bell, V. Morris, A. Chisholm, T. Wilson, C. Whitehead, Mr. Briggs, Diferzor, W. Bohn, D. Flint, II. Glasel, Vice-President, C. O'Donnell, E. Berlin, C. Axton, J. Moore, B. Lee- burger, B. Thompson, R. Hoyle. Sitling-A. Moreland, D. Lavin, J. Newlin, T. Liese, E. Brandies D. Hildebrandt, N. Citron, B. Rollhaus, D. Cameron, J. Young, S. Carson, S. McBride, S. Denis, Secrezczry, L. Hodge, P. Austin, M. Cutting, M. Rizzi, J. Phillips, E. Netter, J. Hardy, Prerident, J. Sherwin, T. Barnett. Camera Sfay-R. Chamberlin, J. I-Iarquail, J. McCaw. a Second only to the Rifle Club in noise-making potential, the Senior Band, bigger and better than ever, fWe could hardly squeeze them all in the picturej did Scars- dale proud at every football game. Under the waving baton of Mr. Briggs, their spring concert was, as usual, tops-and we have them to thank for starting our sleepy Wednes- day mornings with a clash of cymbals and fanfare. The boys and gals in the Band finally got their well-deserved emblems this year. Theirs is the traditional S with a lyre in the middle . , . the musical instrument like a harp, not the liar that's most com- mon to us. Warming up in the musical bull-pen for the years ahead are our rootin' tootin' musicians-in-training, the junior Band and Orchestra. Up in the tower, where The Music Goes Round and Round, acres of tonsils set the scene, silhouetted against Blue Skies, as the combined choruses limber up. The solo of John or Ship soars up Over the Rainbow, and the choruses chime in to make Strange Music. Thank Your Lucky Stars, plus Hornie, Richy, Russ, el al, for those swell performances of the Messiah and of The Mikado. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Lt-fl lo rigbl-C, Rich, R. Basse- chus, nl. MucC:1den, Mr. Bluy, Di- rr'rlr1r. E. Sholz, N. lNIucDoweIl. A. Sclmwarz. L. Brannon, B. Brandi. GIRLS' CHORUS Top Rau'-B. Elliot, -I. Colin, S Howe, A. Haas, S. Smith, -I Rank, B. Sengstaken, L. Pearson Third Rau'-Mr. Kinsman, Ac- rompfmirr, A. Barton, P. Castle, E. Ohnell, S. Haskinq, B. Smith B. Bell, P. Root, Ni Keane, P, Brice, Mr. Hubbard, Direclor Serond Rau'-J. Crogan, B. Mac- Auley, S. Swyers, E. Pierce, B Horn, S. Newlin, L. Bell, A. Liv- ingston, I. Eagleson, C. O'Con nor. Front Rau'-M. Rizzi, G Youhass, A. Marcuse, J. Jenkins B. Bruning, J. Koerner, M. Gla sel, B. de-Lackner, L. Barnes. JUNIOR BAND Firrr Raw-D. Harris, F. Klee- man, B. Richter, B. Eagleson, J Kingsbury. Second Row-L. Bret ter, R. johnson, P. Chase, K. Wil son, R. Clark, H. Sternberger W. Beard, T. Liese. Top Row- Mr. Briggs, Diredor, F. Carroll W. Bourke, 1. Newlin, I. Stan- der. Camera Shy-J. McKittrick BOYS' CHORUS Fourfb Row-J. MacDoWell, R Coyne, R. Mead, G. Newlin, 1. Moyer, J. Lehr, R. Barnwell, R. Leithead, W. Dodson. Third Rau' -Mr. Hubbard, Difeclor, D. Crane, D. Mock, R. Weitzner, D. Marley, I. Durkin, C. Whitehad, C. White, Mr. Kinsman, Arrow- jmlzirl. Second Row-J. MiS6f1' heimer, I. MacDowell, L. Dorf- man, R. Schneider, R. Leonard, R. Young, D. Starbuck, W. Ber- lin, P. Elbe. Fir!! Row-R. Thies, F. Judy, R. Giessinger, D. Brown, R. Estes, C. Ellis, J. Resiman, T- Nickerson. I 14 dj, mil 3 Qv M M Aff I X T 4 , fy ish 4, 5?-,.,?'XL, I X I' , A I xx 1 + f Z LL .4 .1 'vw f!4WU-5 J WD! 2 MWPWJ' 4 1fsJ v Q L ff f tb 1 ,,f4',,if'ti X J ff YA lr D 1 . fi' , f I IV, f V- 1 f V,iAj'L fl 1 ,uf 4 Q2 .I if 411 .4qA, fifflftfj u . Y' l 5,2 ,.,4,1,,vu.,-C.,1, 1-Ckfvq, 7X ef.-vu IMfjTR1Oj g:N'G +5Q7'f. gi ,X 3-'QQ' V,Jt,a,,,,..,, Lodgju qt' I fi?oflbllil'T B A L L fe Ja, 320 X Q O fq, 0 i OU may think that cheerleading stuff is all ceeded in scsi' ga '1 lo asfxb theirQgtem Q J Lv bunk and just sissy stuff, but Anne and Edna for an fra at gfskblo gjgzjhegv. ' 0 'Qt H told us in confidential tones that weak femininity minu s fqie fou peHQd, 0 OSH start I , went out with the coming of Sugarbaker. Now its a driv ia cgvtcged to visi 5 tw 5, 72, ' u U and at 'em, and these gals reall ' rough it. Mlis sQ2'g1ain1 de ate bse - R QQ -, 3 l l Y , I .6 ij The Raiders suffered their first defeat of the C69-,I.ycfQ3.SassM the E?-P0 'with Elgjine If ' i 1? season at the hands of the Pelham Pelicans atQI ingllike a lc ofplg teugstre o ih1cDo Sf, . Memorial Field, 31-6, although they chalked u lC3 f0 g itat irfmggp Sca 63 TR T11 L 16 Hrst downs to Pelham's live. Interceptidgg inatedffl e laslxggiia me a ns esse , Q5 ffl proved to be Scarsdale's undoing. Scarsdale ot to Sa a e , .h ' 0 the. 21- de Th - ij ' F, a quick start in the Darien game, as Gillies k ' d' sco th enin QQ,a s cularQ SK, 'Q if off-tackle for six points. In the second period!! aeria layi vighich Qobsen, onfAg1l . ll: Harry Lyons took a 23-yard pass from Bill Sperry, 6 orelli ha-Qyled Wall, tESlatt ingQy?c? MQ46 xx LJ sprinting 25 yards for a tally. Gillies smacked over T.D. RayY1?RonJ'5fE2 aggin, 89 le fy Q . Tel- for the extra point, and two periods later, Mac- sweg. fter t eQ2?to took 'dd nggvhagf Q.: QI? Dowell converted, after Staley crashed through the block c to put o 6 their l tiiafgcarsdalfdyif' l? N' 'W , rien defense for the final tally, 20-O. The East- bounced ba n a pass Ja NI-Iarrfalho ,Oo Q s.J - ester Eagles reversed that score the next week. crossed the dduble stripe afte rillih-xriqfjavirfgpex ,V it he Raiders threatened late in the contest when run. ' 'iorelli ran back an Eagle kick to the Eagle 445 The big g ended in a heart QS Q t acobson and Staley took the ball to the 11 as the score. An openingyveqroon drive was o . 5 'Q tj lock ran out. Blue nine, an attempted field goal by M vig QU. Q- In the most thrilling game seen here in several bounced off the wt postg and a Raider at 'l AJ in ars, the Maroon upset a powerful Isaac Young interrupted on t by the half-time wh . S fi geven, 7-6. In the tlggrd quarter the Knights suc- The Raiders were b c the ball game in the sec- 2. ff P' SR Ref I AJ -rxfl,--.K s. .5 S Q-, if if -r CHEERLEADERS ' 'f' Third Row-S. Driscoll, j. Herbell, B. Swan, L. Stander, C. Hawkins, S. Purdy, H. Harder. Serond . y A Q Rout'-A. jones, Mfuzager, N. Rankin, A. Kobin, C0-Cfzplairz, E. Kirk, C0-Captain, H. Smith. fy 1 ' Firrz Raw-B. O'Brien, G. Savage, G. Medley, S. Hosking, B. Biggs. - 41,6 A X f J X I I A3 ' Y t . S 5-L f' rn ' A, ,J , QT ,xl 'T 5 r tj f' R if SA . KJ 'vl E - rl . fx -I- .- 4- 7 4 is f- T ef l 5' K' fl-L 39 -Y X 'N at I I- fi, L FOOTBALL TEAM - Third Rau'-T. Garbaty, Mmzager, J. Whiting, j. Hodgson, R. Yeager, C. Gager, D. Bierau, D. Cameron, R. Munk, Manager. Sammi Rau'-W. Sperry, P. Staley, Co-Capzairz, R. Naylor, O. Jacobsen, R. Corelli, I. Edmonds, W. Gillies, Mr. Buchanan, Comb. Firn' Raw-E. Mewing, J. Lehr, Ca-Captain, G. Wasserberger, A. Vaccaro, J. Dillon, L. Carclinale, H. Lyons. ond half, holding the hosts to meager gains and scoring themselves on a long push culminated by Ron's off-tackle crash. A late pass from Sperry to Lyons carried 75 yards for a would-be touchdown, but the referee called Harry out on the 30. The Iayvees came up with the first undefeated, untiecl, and unscored-upon season in the school's history. In five tough games they amassed 56 points to none for their opponents, presenting rosy pros- pects for the 1947 season. ' - 3 s IJ ' . sf' .-fe . y!!f,y,V,4,.,,1f7- Up fu, iv N ,f '11 zz gf! I s ' 37 f .I ,ir .- . ' 9' yr , s e' e f .ff W IT.. MH. 84 iv ' l A I . . ' W i f' , 1 LA SJ, ' S9 of .1 I I lv I , X I N GIRIJS HOCKEY SQUAD Top to Bottom-S. Dennis, Mf. Coverly, A. Mer win, P. Clark, A. Monroe, D. Tighe, C. O'Connor R. Halvorseri, I. Dippy, Co-Captain, E. Otto, S Reiffel, I. Steenson, H. Snelling, A. Rutherford ic ey ezine 0 ap ll . n pp Prothers, N. Stern, I. VVhitehill. Xvinthrop, D. Carroll. I. Piccot, N. Seiffer, I. F. Ahner, N. Greenman, Miss Hesse, Coaclzi Camera Shy-I. Crawford, I. Eschenbach, B. H' lc , N. K , C -C far, N. K a , GIRLS' ' I HUEHEY ANDS together on that drive! No, that's ob- struction! The other way! The hockey team, captained by Ioan Dippy and Nancy Keane and chosen with great difficulty after many crack-03 dawn practices, was out for an undefeated season. On a muddy field, the rather diffident varsity drove and dribbled to a 1-1 deadlock with Chap- paqua. After a scoreless first half, both teams tal- lied, Nan scoring for Scarsdale. Our backbone was Sal's defensive playing. I In our second game, with Pleasantville fmore like ice-hockeyj, Connie, Ioy, Dip, Nan, and Anne were able to pass the ball twice into Pleas- antville territory. Anne Rutherford scored for the varsity in the early minutes of the game. Scarsdale was able to tally again in the second half, with Nancy giving the last tap to the ball. It was a perfect day, as the I.V. team, captained by Nancy Seiffer and Nancy Knapp, kept pace with the first team to win 2-0. Ruthie and Iune drove the ball into the nets for Scarsdale's two tallies. - Our defensive commandos, Sal, Di, Piccot, Ellie, Cov, and Alice, gained another 2-0 victory over Pelham. Scarsdale's two points were scored by Dip and Nan. This game proved to be the best of the season, both teams being very evenly matched. The second team, although driving the ball into Pelham territory quite often, was unable to score and the game resulted in a scoreless tie. Nan Knapp, with her powerful defensive stick, man- aged to keep Pelham at a safe distance. The annual junior-Senior game was played after the schedule was completed. Need we say more than, Bouquets to the seniors on a 6-O victory, and you'1l have your chance, juniors, when we're gone next year. UNCH period, Room 151, G.A.A. Meeting to- day. The four members from each of the three upper classes, comprising the Girls' Athletic As- sociation, have often had to give up any thought of digesting lunch in order to discuss-with the Misses Hesse and Isenberg-honor teams, intra- -t lt t,,,.3Q. 'isjweaela secreted - -. g- V- ..,.- fix'-44 if' S 5851 'K -5- -am.: . - QT' 5cb..Wi,'ii Y! Wu I art.:-QLT' E453-g1v'H 'Ta s f.,r.E42 9'I .,.. . ' New-D ' f- . X Ng, N.m'y,'Jt fy 114,13 SAVE eb BS fyac-s' fkffrfen tix: lin . - 3142-5 Q, 'li 5. .CQt'A.A. ' ' Second Row-J. Piccot, B. Win- throp, C. Lockwood, N. Knapp, J. Steenson, Sew'elzz1'y. Firrl' Rau' -S. Baldwin, N. White, N. Flint, V. O'Hearn, S. Barnes, N. Keane, President, B. Eisele, Vine-Presb dent. l' f 1 Jig!-.L -ff.-Q, , 1 -.4 ah at 2e,4,i.i' 0 -a ' 9 r...1?gg ,...E.,.,, ...Q ll ' T. .,,.,. do ear'-.,, 2 iff.: -s -5 .,--In - W: ' 'r 1, 'K 'Q V ., .4 f' Fw 3. fa ,Vi ' 4-,il W -.- up -I 'rr--fp '- .447 rv ,, , ' auf- 'B ea- : 1.5 41 R 13 ' 1 Q A9 ,Q .Q, if 'lk Mala, lb! I YY Y K B ' fe . 1 5... . ifmurapl- a-acl--igiterscholaswtic schedules, .student ref- 0 by ,,ereemteists, a cl improverpents in the gym program. Thanks to hernifor the. successful hoggkey and . 1. as 4, f ff . Q. L basketball seasons. Q .4 4 9, , in 4. 1 3. Y ,key HE girls' basketball season opened violently, as 175 basketeers turnedaoutio leleict intramural captains and compete for honors. Right up to the last, Nancy Knapp and Sherry Bouchelle were racing for first place in White honors, while Con- nie O'Connor and Nancy Keane kept close tabs on each other in the 'Maroon struggle. About four mass tryouts were held for the three honor squads. Emerging on top of the heap were Dead-eye 1 Dip, Ruthie, jane and Nan rotating at forward, and Du, Nancy Knapp, Seif and Janie at guard. Through the combined efforts and aches of all eight, we defeated Isaac Young 22-14, lost to Bronxville and Pelham by a slim 24-23, and routed Pleasantville 40-17. Anne Rutherford and Lucinda Gibson paced the second team in the scoring col- umn, while Sandy, joy, Hick and Dottie pared down the opponent's would-be tallies. The second team displayed the power of a steam-roller, sub- merging their adversaries 'neath huge scores. The third squad, holding an undefeated record, was paced by the consistent scoring of Sally Dennis. GIRLS' BASKETBALL I0 rigbf-N. Knapp, J. Dippy Lefl fo rigbf-N. Knapp, j Dippy, Miss Remy, Cfmfb. R. Hulvorscn, -I. Duval, N. Keane, N. Seiffcr. tess . X L' X Dx af' as we B' 1 1 4 1 Ns' , ' . 'B ' I l l x wh -.LV ,,.,. A. I ,K 1 N- I -1 4 1 .. I' l f 4 bor L . ' 1 . I ' ' V - t. 'L N. . . WD Q X H-fs I i X X , R as M R 'VARSITY faastaeraatr HE hair-raising '47 season got off to a flying start with an electrifying triumph over Fieldston in the flnal eight seconds. Witli thirty seconds re- maining, Fieldston had knotted the score at 53-all, when Harry Lyons bagged the game with a looping mid-court shot. Halsted was snowed under, 50-37 in the local opener. Sperry and Staley inaugurated their loudspeaker announcing of home contests. Isaac Young, still smarting from its football defeat, turned the tables on the basketball Raiders 41-31. The Maroon bounced back to capture a thriller from Ardsley 32-31. Again it was Lyons who saved the game, scoring on a left-handed heave in the last ten seconds to reverse a one-point defeat. A fourteen-point splurge paced by Jack Moyer in the last four minutes stopped undefeated Hackley 42-27. It was five out of six as Briarcliff succumbed 52-34. Our three game streak was ended abruptly by Rye 37-25. The Maroon plowed over our old rivals from Bronxville, 57-27, to provide the greatest margin of victory compiled during the season. Roger Pierce worked like a conveyor belt under the basket, putting in 21 points to lead the scoring. Concordia went down 46-33. A sudden death period in the Pelham contest proved deadly to the Raiders. The Blue and White came from behind to tie up the game 26-all in the waning minutes. After one overtime period had ended in another knotted score, the Pelham center nosed out the Scarsdalians 34-32. The Eastchester Eagles had their wings clipped 38-34 in one of the big upsets of the season, as Smith Bros. Inc. suffered defeat on its own court for the hrst time in two years. Bud Renz tied things up at 19-19 in the middle of the third quarter and the Eagles were never ahead again. Ned Brown was top man with 11 points. After heavy snow cancelled the Barnard game, the Maroon ended N.Y.S.D.'s nine-game winning streak 34-33 in the most exciting game in many years. The visitors pulled away to a 4-point lead at the outset, but after that time the two teams traded one- and two-point margins right to the frnish. Bruce Carswell captured the contest with a shot that was as close as any ever was. As the final whistle blew, the ball was arching through the air for the winning M 'Y Z RWM NM. I Q 3 1' V- 1 5, 4, M 5 Pham by Bohn. . i- VARSITY BASKETBALL Bark Row-E. Ashbrook, Manager, Mr. Buchanan, Coach, D. Grogan, D. Flint, B. V Bruno, A. Toole, H. Gerry, D. Swertfager, V. Mahler, W. MacDowell, Mr. Schmidt, Coach. E. Mewing, R. Leonard, W. White, D. Florence, T. Fischer. J. Hutcheson, A. Canepa, D. Macauley. Front Rgw-E. Brown, R. Pierde, H. Lfybns, L. Renz, J. Lehr, J. Moyer, Row- ljlil ,,,'. ip .lv Stfrn ,ia 1 , ft ,gf ' ,p , , WG' tb. 1 i' fu 0 .ff ff' Mft Bw lj: lu, 'I Y A J ff i l rl If J .1 'X 1 . any I fl IV V, arg W V U , I Li 5' 3' A1 V: . I ' Q Fc -1 H4 i 'J A 1' ffl t f ii J if Z ewan 'tf 1tif.a.i. EMM fm .i , fi V ,, -f Ilia .f Al 1, A-U' -za, I ae Quay Li! ,, 1' i: 1 fs. 1 ,A 4 an A lip S agfyholxgx. score. Bruce started off theiseasontia heavy scorer: but a knee injury had kept him on the bench since the Ardsley game. Pelham turned on the power in the final period to win again 34-30 in a hotly contested game on their court. SWIAC- topping Harrison added a defeat to the record 45-50. For dessert the Raiders once again polished off the Bronxville Broncos 53-41. Roger Pierce hit the high-water mark for the season with 22 points. Roger took individual scoring honors for the sea- son putting in 49 field goals and 39 foul shots for a total of 137 points. jack Moyer's shots from the sideline helped run up his 152 points. l-larry Lyons put his 117 points where they counted most. I-Iarry's mate at guard was Bud Renz, who sup' plemented his excellent team play with real offen42' La. sive drives towards the end of the season. Backing Y X up these stalwarts were John Greenwood and Ned Q7 Brown who rose to the starting lineup and the top scoring brackets to capture the N.Y.S.D. game. By virtue of their ten-won five-lost record, the team once again earned the right to enter the District 1 tournament at the County Center. The Junior Raiders were unbeatable early in the season. A 25-24 defeat by the Broncos cut the two-year jayvee winning streak at twenty games and started them on a string of three lossesg but they came back to post 11 ten-won three-lost rec- ord. With these boys moving up to Varsity next year, it looks like another line team for Scarsdalc and Coach Bill Schmidt in '48, 5-4. XVRESTLING TEAM Lvl! In riglvf - Mr. Buchanan CU.lL'h. R, Hill, R, 'IL1ClCS0l'l, A Temple, WI. Harrison, C. Stewart XV. Gillies, QI. DiModugna, -I Iiranek, J. Sherwin, B. McNa W. Barclay, P. Clark, J. Fallon C. Whitehead. if , WRESTLING . . . As part of the post-war reconstruction this year, wrestling was added to the Scarsdale interscholastic agenda. Scarsdale boys were not hesitant to display the benefits of their Charles Atlas courses. Grunts and groans were heard in the gym for many weeks before the squad tangled with N. Y. S. D., its first opponent, and came out on top 55-19. Their next entanglement ended in a 22-12 defeat by Trinity. No Scarsdale man was pinned in the return match with N. Y. S. D., but in the following weeks, the brawny boys bowed to more experienced teams from Nyack and the School for the Blind. Young fellows like jimmy jiraneck, john DiModugna, Bart McNamee and Al Temple should help to make the Scarsdale team a regular activity. GOLF . . . With that old professional, Mr. Hatch, acting as coach the golf team was once more seen fanning the fairways. Prospects for the '47 season look bright as Cap- tain Bob Smith, john MacDowell, Dave Florence, jim Reed, and Phil Clark have all returned from last year's team. In '46, although a majority of the matches were rained out, the boys compiled a 2 won, 1 lost record. Smith showed himself to be the county's number one golfer, taking first place in the 1946 Westchester County Junior Cham- pionship. ' GOLF Lefl lo right-R. Smith, J. Reed P. Clark, D. Florence, Mr. Hatch Conch. Ccznzem Slay-J. MHC Dowell. .lumix znznv as-nal'-1 rnm.:u.nv:wnx.ml-i1umx.a.wf. .r an.-vp'-Imsammrzgxggv-1--:ff-rn f, -. . as,-i.,-u.wsfn -4 .ffnua mee, R. Wliiteside. Ctmzem Shy,- Third Row-J. Courfer, G. Wasserberger, R. Chapin, '46, G. Kniebel, D. Bierau, H. Gerry, J. Callahan, A. Phillips. Second Row-R. Hill, A. Toole, L. Burroughs, R. Luckhardt, J. Lehr, D. Swanson, D. Andrews, '46, J. Fallon, R. Kuhlason, THREE OACH Fred Wohlers celebrated his return to S.H.S. last year by turning out Scarsdale's ninth undefeated track team. Nine schools tasted defeat at the hands of the Maroon during the 1946 season. To climax a banner year, the track- men went on to establish their supremacy among all the track teams in Westchester by capturing the trophy in' the annual New York State Section One Tournament, held in White Plains. Two records were broken by the track team of 1946: Bill Neill clocked 0.22:6 in the 220, and Bob Brown fl-46j made a leap of 22 feet one and a quarter inches in the broad jump, at the White Plains tournament. The sprint section, ably coached by Mr. Steele and the liniment bottle, was well-nigh indefeatable with Bill Neil backed up by Bill Seibert and Ike Stewart Q'46j. Greg- ory Sheridan and Barry Singer handled the middle distances, Bob Luckhardt controlled the mile, tak- TRACK ing first place in the county meet. jack Lehr, john MacDowell and Dick Hill were leaders in field events. With these three, plus Luckhardt, Sheri- dan, and Singer back in the running this season, the '47 track team cannot be anything but suc- cessful. After the initial meet with Mamaroneck was cancelled, the trackmen deadlocked with Roose- velt 45-all. Eastchester was trounced 64-31. The squad traveled to Pelham on May 29 and played host to Bronxville on june 4. Last fall cross-country running came back to Scarsdale after a wartime lapse. Scarsdale joined a number of triangular meets in which Bob Luck- hardt consistently came in first. In the White Plains meet he took third. The experience of this year's rather informal schedule should help toward making a championship team next fall. CROSS COUNTRY '46. Firrl Row- Mr. Steele, Coach, T. Edwards, '46 J. Harrison, B Singer, J. Gerstle '46, W. Neill, B Brown, '46, E Flood, '46, W Seibert, '46, T Mayers, '46, Mr Wohlers, Comb sffring-R. wri- son, -I. Kernan, N Prothers, R TRACK Serond Row-C Mosher, 1. Fallon Mr. Wohlers Coach, R. Luck hardt, M. Lester First Raw - D Flint, A. Phillips R. Mitchell, J Callahan, W. Bar- clay. Weitzner, M. Richter. Q.sC:.tE5 N in le H350 , S dir +I A RSUA Xwgbgg 741, RBS Urjt J K 'W 1 1 5Is.4 Rg04l.-1 I .nf!uriL .R-,U4 A Ba. sfvqi x. . u 'T I 1 4 , sl L- tt 1 f t do so -73 C. BOYS'TENNIS Second Rau'-J. Keating, R. Pierce, E. Brown. Fin! Row-Mr. Pratt, Adviser, T. Lewyn, Captain, J. Halper. ITH Tommy Lewyn as number one man for the third year in succession and no top-bracket players lost in graduation, the boys' tennis squad lost none of their early matches. The Maroon team of '46 had a record of seven victories, losing only to Horace Mann. Brown, Pierce and Barclay ably backed up Lewyn in the other singles slots. All of these boys are back this year under the watchful eye of Mr. Pratt. ESPITE those lumpy courts and a shortage of nets, the girls' tennis team, coached by Miss GIRLS' TENNIS Slmzdizzg-J. Berger, N. Flint, Miss Remy, Comb. Knee! ing-S. Gotshal, B. Eisele, N. Keane. Remy, is displaying great ability this year. Sue, Nan Flint and Joyce are the team veterans, while those sharpies, Lulu and Nan, are new recruits. I-IE Friar Tucks of the archery team Qno refer- ence to the shapej are showing up in good form, aided by Robin Hood Isenberg's instructions . . . elbows straight, head up, relax, shoulders down. They offer accurate and straight shooting to all competitors. Qpf lgi 'I il, u,,, 'n n ARCHERY schild, M. Coverley, A. Strangio. if 'Kim il Lefl 10 rigbl-Miss Isenberg, Comb, M. Roth BOYS' BASEBALL Standing-R. Adler, Mamzger, W. Sperry, B. jordan, M. Lester, E. Mewing, I. Edmonds, I. Moyer, , P. Staley, R. Corelli, L. Renz, Mr. Leonard, Coach. Kneeling - J. Trainor, Trearzzrer, R. Naylor, J. Hutcheson, J. Miller, R. Carpen- ter, W. Beck, M. Tappin. beotfkeverli-' 'Lxlexue lwocqll Q, of Spring. The baseball diamond was shortly the scene of much activity, as the boys 'VNQOCX lf w-Q wi Whipped the horsehide around in preparation for another season. With fiery Ed Mevving Goofy Q ld, Qufgs and rubber-armed Bob Jordan sparking the infield, and Naylor, Renz, Sperry and Tappin, the other returning lettermen, the Scarsclale nine went undefeated for six games and me ul Ll before a close one was dro ed to Irvfn ton 8-7. PP 1 g 'Qfgwgslolxt knot iimil Q-Mawmlxfuw VNU wear. BOYS' BASEBALL . . . The first robin that perched on Mr, Leonard's shoulder this March got a shock heill never forget, as Mr. L. was galvanized into action by the smell Tluew NMS Q-mf GIRLS' BASEBALL . . . Scarsdale's female baseball squad is batting, fielding, and stumbling through many conscientious practices these days. QConscientious-what with boys' track not ten paces away, and that non-resisting Good-Humor man up the road.j With both squads comprised mostly of veterans of last season, our Bronxville, Pleasant- ville, and Pelham opponents should find teams bursting with enthusiasm and skill. HBH .Aan .-L GIRLS' BASEBALL Standing-L. Gibson, N. Knapp, A. Merwin, I. Duval, P. Clark, C. O'Connor. Kneeling - N. Keane, N. Seiffer, R. Halvorsen J. Wliiteliill, J. Dippy. 1 Oct. Nov. Apr. May june VARSITY FOOTBALL 4 Pelham 11 Darien 25 Easrchester 1 Isaac Young 8 Blessed Sacrament 15 Bronxville Q-5 SHS OPP rhere 6 51 here 20 0 :here 0 20 here 7 6 here 21 6 there 6 14 60 77 BASEBALL SCHEDULE 18 Briarcliff 22 Bellows 25 Harrison 29 Rye 2 Pelham 7 Hackley 9 Ardsley 15 Irvington 16 Bronxville 20 N. Y. S. D. 21 Barnard 22 Eastchester 27 Pelham 29 Irvington 3 Concordia 6 Bronxville SHS OPP away 7 3 home 9 2 home 3 1 home 3 2 home fpostponedj away 8 7 home 4 2 home 7 8 home 6 2 away 8 2 away fcancelledj away away away home away FN Iglll ! QW , v If C sv VARSITY BASKETBALL jan. Feb. Mar. 10 17 21 24 29 51 5 7 11 14 18 21 26 28 4 7 Fieldston Halstead Isaac Young Ardsley Hackley Briarcliff Rye Bronxville Concordia Pelham Eastchester Barnard CCancelledj N. Y. S. D. Pelham Harrison Bronxville xr! I .I J SI' SHS OPP 55 55 50 37 31 41 32 31 42 27 52 54 25 37 57 27 46 33 52 34 as 34 55 54 so 34 50 45 S3 41 sss 522 K -ghqssky-4 '-Q ,env -N --. ' 5 -ab , iq, . 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VICTOR SLINGERLAND CENTURY MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO. 144 IVIAMARONECK AVENUE CNQQ7' Poxf Roadj WHITE PLAINS 9-8448 100 HEATHCOTE BEAUTY SALON 6 PALMER AVENUE dale 3-3413 OLSON 81 McARDLE STATIONERS, Inc. DONNYBROOK LODGE The Best Food in 215 MAIN STREET Weftchefter County White Plains, N. Y. JAMES A. HOWARD C ompliments Complimenn HEATHCOTE PHARMACY of HEATHCOTE ROAD 3 3 POPHAM ROAD Scarsdale 3-5 1 51 Scarsdale Free Delivery FRANK FEENEY 854 SCARSDALE AVENUE Scarsdale, N. Y. Telephone Scarsdale 3-5169 Sunoco Gafoline 101 This Page Demonstrates That my daughter NANCY CHILSONHA SCARSDALE H. S. '48 5 X is a good saleswoman L W N e 1 X mfg ,eg J , I an J 3 Q3 With the complimentf and bext wiyloef of FRANCIS CH1LsoN if FRANCIS CHILSON I ndzutrial C omulmntf HARWOOD BUILDING, SCARSDALE, aff' if N.Y 102 Telephone White Plains 9-9030 LAMP AND SHADE SHOPPE Lighting F ixturer RECORDING 81 INDOOR PUBLIC ADDRESS Dick Tod Lamp! -Sbacieir - Gif!! and Repairing a Specialty Scarsdale 3-5852 50 MAMARONECK AVENUE White Plains 8,3503 B- Ackerman White P121inS,N. Y. 42 PROSPECT ST., WHITE PLAINS 1. Raw Bone Meal 11 Fence Material 16, Kitchen Cabinets 2. C l ' ' a cium Chloride 12 Flagstone 17. Waterprooang 3. Brown and White 13 Mason Material h i Sand cpor Stepping Stones 18. Drain Tile and and Walks p Sewer Pipe 4. Fertilizers ' 14. Millwork I ' 5. Hyper Humus C Stock and Special, 19. Sidewalk Brick C For Gardens and Lawns, 15. Valance Boards 20. Storm Doors and Sash 6. Agricultural Lime 7. Ground Limestone 8. Peat Moss 9. Adco 10. Insulation SCARSDALE SUPPLY CO. HEATHCOTE ROAD Telephone Scarsdale 3-0400 STEPHEN L. ANGELL 81 CO.. Inc. Real Efmte 15 POPHAM ROAD Scarsdale, New York Telephone Scarsdale 3-0300 103 EDXVIN L. BENNETT BENNETT FUNERAL SERVICE Servicer of Since1'izfy GARTH and POPHAM ROADS SCARSDALE, N- Y Telephone: Scarsclale 5-5188 THE SCARSDALE BARBERS Te ASSOCIATION SCARSDALE M. ANTHONY 19 POPHAM ROAD I. AUdubon 3-2460-1-2-3-4 The Bef! Since 1885 GEORGE SCHAEFER 81 SONS, INC. 5-6241 HUDSON VALLEY FARM PRODUCTS GARTH BARBER SHOP Meatf-Poultry-Butter-Egg! 69 GAR-IH ROAD Servicing School: - Camps - Clubx 3,61 11 H ofpimly - H orelr - Imtitutiom Rexmumntf - Steamflvipf E I P Our Specialty ' 20 HARWOOD COURT Personally owned and operated - 7 3 3 '50 Over 62 years of fiicceffful Jewice HEN RY'5 2505 TWELFTH AVENUE BARBER SHOP WEST HARLEM MARKET SPENCER PLACE U 3-2055 New York C1ty Phone Scarsdale 5-6142 RAYMOND TAILORS Tailoring Preffing Dry Cleaning GEO'S SERVICE STATION HEATHICOTE 8: WEAVER ST. Scarsdale, N. Y. 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W 'I , ,af5'i125flIC2:i1:1. 1'' QE-,fi-QIQESEEQLW, 5? -'v7:azs5f:5:22-1-wf2z9 - ' '..,..f'2-H1-r:'-'v'- :sf .ma -2'f:' 41 .-.v.-w.v,.,,,.,'.,..ff-Q...g,.,f,-.- .-.+. .y1-Q..-,,-...f4.v4,a. f9' lf 4 , A' f-4 , wi.-.-.VA .. .,4 , ,W ..4.fv., gm., wc-mf-1-pg1.,..,'.1vss11.f2:::':'. -1. . Y, 1-:-' '-:rfw:.:1:-:-:-:.:-J , -M954 ' mv, ..w2 'f' f - , :Z I I :Q-14 5' ..., .,.,, A, ..,.. ,, .J Mi., . .f. W ... -1 ,-1-:vm-aa-1 , -1-:-:Q 4:35.5:i:1:1:5.5-5:5:'fzu-yi. ,r-ff1-'1f.3f:'f'1:1:1:a1f:5Nf::.3::v5: . . Mtg,-,11g'J1:1::-fQ.2 1f:g,,Q4 f ', ,,,,' WE ARE PROUD OF OUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY OF SCARSDALE AN WERT rf SwANsoN Real Efmzfe Morzfgagey ' Insurance 9 POPHAM ROAD Scarsdale, New York Scarsdale 3-0111 105 We have o C y ur ollege Clothes requirements and needs. cater to your JANE ENGEL 204 EAST POST ROAD, WHITE PLAINS W. P. 9-3630 Keystone of our Business is Scmdale 3-2465 Z. Li S l ll ll QM ZW 'm WW THE UPHOLSTERER FRANK H. ASSEN BECK Interior! Planned and Executed . 18 POPHAM ROAD Grocerzef Phones 5-2771 81 3-2772 SCARSDALE H FRANK H. LICO m S 6 4' E' kg.: 4f'41Ns-'-If J. E. KELLY Dirpenring Opzficiem 177 MAMARONECK AVENUE White Plains, New York Tel. White Plains 9-9254 106 WILSON 8: SON Iewelen 6 CHASE ROAD Scarsdale, N. Y. Telephone Scarsdale 3-0500 SCARSDALE BEAUTY SHOP T61-Sfafsdale 3-0951 INC. Mr. Morris 15 SPENCER PLACE NILS 81 OSCAR'S SERVICE Opposite Station Scarsdale, N. Y. D Branch: C ompleze Auto Repazr THE BREAKERS HOTEL Pa1HE?af5QgF1a- FREIGHT WAY HEMPSTEAD HOTEL 5CafSda1e-N-Y- Hot Springs, Virginia HAROLD H. NUTE Real Emzte ami Imzmmce 21 POPHAM ROAD Telephones Scarsdale 3-3050 and 3-7470 107 Ihr Svmrahalv Elnquirrr C ommnnity N ewfpnper Community Owned S bscriprion 33.00 per ye Scarsdale 3 0624 108 G.-ERLACH MOTORS Anthoflzed CHRYSLER 81 PLYMOUTH CARS . Even! Sfzlef and Serwce 12 lb. Shot-51'9 Motor Repdlrx -- Fender - Body Welding Discus-126,1O,, Front End Alignment Pole Vault-H,6w,, Broad Jump-22'1W, Wbeelx Balanced - Bmkef Relined High jump-5'11V4 GARTH AND GRAYROCK ROADS Phone Scarsclale 5-7373 FIELD RECORDS Holder Bill Kester .Tack Lehr james Sullivan Bob Brown Eugene Von Wening Year 1959 1945 1941 1946 1944 cmpzzmenff Of SCARSDALE DINER Manager - HELEN MEYER Scarsclale 3-5523 THE SPORTCENTER DANIEL I. VACCARO Agentf for A. G. SPALDING 6: BROS. 17 POPHAM ROAD Sporting Good: SQARSDALE, N. Y. 109 I.. SCARSDALE 5c,1Oc and 51.00 STORE 75 GARTH ROAD Oppofite Theatre Scarsdale, N. Y. Compliment: 0 f HENRY SZANIAWSKI SCARSDALE BOOK SHOP, Inc. 12 HARWOOD COURT Scarsdale, N. Y. Telephone: Scarsdale 3-3025 Phone Wlaite Plains 9-1661 TIMES JEWELERS Diamond! -- Watcher - Giftf 34 MAMARONECK AVENUE White Plains, N. Y. MARGARET TITCOMB Sport Clotlaef SPENCER PLACE Scarsclale 3-5742 ROWE FOOD STORES SPENCER PLACE Scarsdale, New York 110 Best Wifhex to THE CLASS OF 1947 sf' K KN O S Kg,.3 - ft N- X ww ,N www T Ojjicial Photographerf to THE BANDERSNATCH ff We appreciate your cordial reypome to our photography ami hope that we may again he of Jeruice to you at tome future date. 111 STONE'S CLOTHES SHOP Men? - B 0 yy' - Girly' Telephone Wlmite Plains 9-1279 199 MAIN STREET WHITE PLAINS TRACK RECORDS Event 100 yards 220 yards 440 yards 880 yards Mile 880 Relay Medley Relay Mile Relay Time 9.9 22.6 53.0 213.0 4233.2 1134.5 8:42.5 3138.0 Holder Russ Chianelli Bill Neill Richard Gabori Fritz Ballhausen Alex Morris Remy, Sigler, Grey, Kester Maglathlin, Beckley Year 1937 1946 1933 1941 1944 1938 1943 Westland, Larrnon, McIntosh, Graber, Gabori, Porter 1932 . E. STRUSS Jewelery Gorham - Towle Internacional Sterling 190 MAIN STREET White Plains 9-7247 CAPITOL TYPEWRITER 104 EAST POST ROAD White Plains, N. Y. R oyal Typewriterr Saler - Rental: - Repmlry Telephone White Plains 9-9744 CO. 2 SCARSDALE VILLAGE TAVERN CNEXT TO SCARSDALE THEATERJ Finext Food iii Weftchefter Telephone Scarsdale 5-0053 for Reservations HORTON'S ICE CREAM S INCE 1851 . . . distinguished for its fine flavors, smooth texture and pure ingredients. THE familiar red, White and blue I-Iorton's trade- mark means hne ice cream today as it did yesterday - as it will tomorrow and tomorrow. Phone Scarsdale 5-4066 and 5-4068 WRIGHT 81 IRISHA T. A, IRISH Choice Meat: and Philadelphia Poultry Frozen Fruit! and Vegetahley SCARSDALE, N EW YORK 113 H. W. PICCOT Painter and Decorator Harwood Building I SCARSDALE N. Y. PHONE SCARS. 3-0490 114 Scoziff Lawmeed - All Fertilizerf Good H oafewarey and Hardware General Electric Appliance: THE HELPFUL STORE WALTER A. HOBLIN. INC. 1 OARTH ROAD - M BLOCK FROM STATION Tel. 3-3454 Daily Delzaferier Scarsdale 3-1008 ARISTOCRAT Tailor: 61 Furrierf STATION PLAZA Harrsdale, N. Y. CHAUNCEY B. GRIFFEN VVESTCHESTER REALTY 19 Spencer Place Oppoxite Railroad Station SCARSDALE, NEW YORK Scarsdale 3-0841 S carxdale FORD Dealer TOMMASI MOTORS CO. Salefroom 132 GARTH ROAD S ewice and Part! GRAY ROCK ROAD Motor and Body Work - Used Carr Scarsdale 3-4712 and 3-4713 Tel. Scarsdale 3-3598 INCORPORATED 24 SO. FOURTH AVENUE Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 146 MAMARONECK AVENUE White Plains, N. Y. HEISE'S DELICATESSEN Fancy Groceries - Home Made Saladf 40 GARTH ROAD SCARSDALE, N. Y 115 The high mark - TH E , of fine 'fe' . SCARSDALES ONLY Your class ring selection bears the same COMPLETE D8cC mark which has assured generations DEPARTMENT of students of high quality design, work- STORE manship and value. Look for this mark O on all future class and fraternity jewelry and awards. Chase and Popham Roads TEL. SCARSDALE 3-4700 D I E E I S E l U S I DELIVERY SERVICE I7 JOHN STREELNEWYDRK 8 0 B0 N 4 NEW ORLEANS l PROVIDENCE DRESSES, READY TO WEAR 8: MADE TO ORDER We .rpecialize in iWedd1?ug Outfit: L. R . DEE 106 E. POST ROAD White Plains, L Telephone W. P. 9-8290 HARTSDALE STATIONERY AND CIGAR STORE HARTSDALE, N. Y. Depot Plaza Scarsdale 3-0789 SCARSDALE WALLPAPER CO FarlJiom for your U'7allr! 102 GARTH ROAD Scarsdale, N. Y. Www ffbwdl J , , ua I 'A' F413 V 14 ' V ' , . 11: ., l 9' V d . 51 ,mltxif i 'X J LL XWLM '-ff-ffl-f. J -WHJQ'-K m1,M:f,1 ,,,4,L,,-an, .1,fa1,4,f1 L, H U li? I 1 1 if Alu . V. V t 4 ', A hh VJ, WALL-Y if 'UU ,mm wf s.v fgyM,Q , 1,112 V , ,A ' ,, 'IM ,4 1-614 ' - f , f f . ' 4 - m,' ' f 1 a1,,M'i,'iff,,!KQJkJJx 'flyjbwx A ,N 50-A V JI fini.: :Fly TMWN cl lwlfwk M4 3 J , Q W,4..f N.- Ak f-U4 W' f 1: . . V - - N 1 g m,, ? . f 'Cf 'n 5 f 9i,.s,1Q M ' V 1 . Weill div wylff fu 1 . .5 X H J ' f 'L QE 1! 'V'-.M V A I 1' if 3 .94 .,,' -. r, I ', - . ?Pzl,w QTY . N14 ' -,mn 'lgfi if-C 'W 'N WJ Q-KM-' Wk IL ' . , A Can? Z' e z if ' , , -A L,mwJ7's- 1.Mx Q3 if MU, nf 17 ,W ,F 943, 1 W '-2 - Uqvwff , xii:-J -,J S..-W -rv , L , , Q Wh! 1 ' . Y- . , ' 1: All jj! if W wi Nj M113 WWQMLPNO, fat vwifrfgl M JET' Dwi HX 1 ur-1 . A W - jx., ' ,, f av N , 1 f,4'2i,f'i,,fl'X,j'f4,Yiv, ,NI' ' via fel!!! yy-4 3lV,?k Y 4gjsi f'l,, is. N-' N ' fa 1 , :v A.-W , y W X QM ,, E -.6 ly- 'N md' LM 'J ff' yv1f,iiQK M4 ' . H W1 E- -X ' Y I H K I f . My 15, K W f 5 1,5 -,V..WJ,-M'-J Ti ,VQLLZ -ff' ' ' K F1 I F . xi 'T ' ' - J D, lx Tu 'f 'Jx A Ci? ffj SQ yy ' I ' W w U. M , I d 44 V 1, , ,Ax ,. ' -1 1 -A., ,: . A -. 1 w I 1 W N X . , RI E N D 117 AMELIO BROS. Scarsdale 3-3794 Jeannette Murphy 4 DEPOT PLACE Cabinet Nukem' THE WHITE ELEPHANT SHOP Antique Reproduction and Restoratxo 1 Brie-zz-Brac, Claim, Furniture, Silfver PHILIP AURITI Ahemfiom BOUGHT OLD AND NEW SOLD Painter -- Decorator - Paperhrmger Tel. Sc. 316316 54 GART1-x ROAD SCARSDALE, N. Y. Wafbing, Polifbing and Simonizing ' Indexed Lubrication ' Battery and Tire Service CHARLIE DAVIS SERVICE STATION POPHAM .sl OVERHILL ROADS in the Heart of Scarfdale Cars Picked U p and Delivered Free of Charge CHARLES J. DAVIS, Dealer Phone Scarsdale 5-1990 Telephone Scarsdale 3-1242 and 3-3723 RAY ELIAS BEVERLY CLEANERS FRENCH DRY CLEANING .sf DYEING Tailors and Furrier: 62 GARTH ROAD Scarsdale, New York 118 VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS MCGREGOR SPORTS WEAR CAMPBELL MORGAN, Inc. - H aberdmb eff - 26 Popharn Road SCARSDALE, N. Y. Tel. Scarsdale 5-6017 HARTSDALE YOUR KNITTING STUDIO BOOK gf GIFT SHOP 78 MAMARONECK AVENUE STATION PLAZA BUILDING White Plains, N. Y. I-Iartsdale, N. Y. Telephone White Plains 9-5535 Telephone Scarsdale 3-2310 Ref1f4lLibfdf9' - Gifrf - e5'I4!i07221'9' H omelike .rurroundingx for free imtmction: Greeting Cardx Yarm and accexxorief FOR TRUE ECONOMY AND QUALITY SHOP AT E Banco? Superior Food Szforef WESTCHESTER COTTON SHOP 147 MAIN STREET WHITE PLALNS Twenty-four Yearr of Service 119 PHOTOGRAPHY BY MICHAEL KOLBY Color M 0-viex of Partiex, Weddingr and Receptions PORTRAITS - CANDIDS 62 GARTH ROAD Scarsdale 5-2882 A local institution offers COMPLETE SERVICES TO RESIDENTS OF THIS COMMUNITY 1. Fuel Oil Heating Service-Oil burner service and repairs. East Parkway, Scarsdale 2. Automobile Service and Repairs Hmsdale Ave-, Harrsdalc 775 Central Ave., Scarsdale Hartsdale Ave., Hartsdale 5. Hardware Stores. Two SIOIES Harwood Bldg- Scarsdale E. ROBISON, Inc. The Home That SERVICE Builf' HARTSDALE ROAD, HARTSDALE, N. Y. Telephones: Scarsdale 3-3900 - White Plains 9-8866 This edition of Bandersnatch is bound in a MOLLOY-MADE cover, manufactured by THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY 2857 NORTH WESTERN AVENUE Chicago, Illinois 120 Phone: Scarsdale 3-3697 Night: Beverly 8842 Mexican Impowf Estimates Cheerfully Given Giftx - Puerto Rican Lingerie 35 SPENCER PLACE A' J' THOLIN 81 CO' Scarsdale, N. Y- Plumbing - Heating Telephone Scarsdale 3-4317 Tmning MRS. ELSIE MOLINA, Owner DEPOT PLACE SCARSDALE, N. Y. A Careful Reliable Service ' MOVING JAMES C. NOBLE Firepfoof Storage W'arelJoafe Local and Long Diftance Moving Daily Trip: to N ew York City Office 108 GARTH ROAD Scarsdale, N. Y. Scarsdale 3-0711 lm 111,111 THE sToRE FOREMEN annoys 84-86 Mamaroneck Avenue White Plains 121 .jf C' - ' Q7yl.b3?5'iDydPJ9'aw7 .QP Q952 fD,gp9N Q93 X 5-9 .cy sea-'P -pq T-'TT ItJDT12ireZy W ' H air-D0 gobxgolfgip by VILLAGE HAIRDRESSERS 22 HARWOOD COURT Telephone Scarsdale 3-0164 M1ssEs JULIE, LUCILLE, MARIELLE, ELSIE GOING ON A DATE? Let us help you make it a success with a beautiful Corsage '2'FLOWER DESIGNS' F Z 01'i.rtJ 56 GARTH ROAD or Call Scarsdale 3-0956 PRESCRIPTIONS - DRUGS COSMETICS GAMM DRUG CO. NEXT DOOR TO THEATER Dependable Pfeycription md Drug Service Scarsdale 3-2080 and 3-2899 68 GARTH ROAD 122 BEF LEB'I'IDIIi3 OF you and your classmates upon your school lite achieve immortality in a carefully planned and executed yearbook. From the arid desert ot Arizona, and the sultry green island ol: Puerto Rico, to the snow-blanlceted slopes ol: Northern New England, we have traveled, happy and proud to have been an instrument in the translating into print, the humor pathos, excitement, and sentiment Found in the campus Iilie ol: over seventy-Five colleges and preparatory schools. As former members ot yearbook stalilis in our school days, we bring into our protessional duties a real understanding ot the many problems confronting each yearboolc editor. 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