Schenectady High School - Shucis Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1936 volume:

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ALICE BARTLING Bobbie SECRETARY She is pleasing to the eye, Though this fact she does deny. THOMAS BASKOUS - - Tommie TREASURER Sticking it out till the finish is what he chooses, A sporting lad whether he wins or looses. sant May all the Joys of life be yours' faith n the future, happiness m your chosen work, and atisfaction in accomplishment. Thus will your reams be realized. FRANCES P. FISH, Dean KATHRYN HUGHES - - Katrinka EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Neat and proper is this lass. Always at the head of her class. 'I --.Q PF W' 1 Q- ,-Q.. 15 sq WDA? if ,Ju ws. Uh Qin.. IDIS --as ...Q W-ui xy' QW . , - rv 4 ,C . 5' VI 393 X .AA FQ' .f , J' 2 .gf-f ' af igfiv -1 . 5 . wifi 641' 0 CHARLES ADAMS ---- Sport Here is a boy who loves to dance, He does the Rumba, a featured prance. 0 MARGIE ADAMS ---- Mickey Margie is her name, And cheerfulness is her fame. 0 ANNA ALIFERIS ---- Spit-fire She wanders near, she wanders far, No assignment has been her bar. 0 DOROTHY ANDERSON ---- Dot She is cheerful and bright, Every person's delight. 0 CLARA ANDERSON - - - C1arie She is quiet and rather slow, But she really has scarcely a foe. 0 YVONNE ANDERSON - - - Dimples' Yvonne Anderson jiggles her feet, To the music's rythmic beat. 0 JEAN APKES ------ Scotia She is very neat and quiet in voice, But in art she makes a good choice. 0 AARON ARONOFF ---- Murph An officer of the law is he, He orders them up and down you see. 0 B. G. ANGMAN ----- Professor Berndt's the guy who plays the base viol, And stops now and then to give us a smile. 0 FRANK BACHRACI-I ---- HF1-ankie To be a reporter up to date, So he's going to Ohio State. 0 EVERETT BADGER - - Susie A tall and very quiet lad, Who's never really sad. 0 EDWARD BAILEY ---- Ted' Edward Bailey, smart and small, Keeps good order in the hall. I NORMAN BAUGH ----- Norm How he keeps his x's and y's ruly, Is a secret I wish he would tell yours truly C DOUGLAS BEERS ----- Doug A more brutal man I hope never to meet, And yet he's the pride of Central's flat feet. 0 HERBERT BERGER ---- tAH91'b' Herbert Berger loves to jest, He's considered the 9A pest. 0 JANE BEVERLY ----- Bev She wants to travel, When she ends she'll be scratching gravel. 0 ELEANOR BIENDUGA - - - Elley The top of the list in spelling, But in Social Science, no telling. 0 HENRY BIRD ----- Hank' You came, you saw, you conquered, my friend But with Algebra your reign did end. 0 JUNE BOAL ------ Junie Very sweet and very line, Smiling most all the time. 0 EDWARD BOGUS ----- Bugs His motto is 'tEasy come and easy go His favorite answer, I don't know. 0 ZOE BOSWORTH ---- Zoe' Oh, what a dame, To be an authoress is her aim. 1 0 WALTER BOYKA ---- Chick In baseball he's our very best, And he gets a B in every test. 0 ELIZABETH BRENNAN ---- Liddy We know this lass for her quiet ways, Miss Durand surely sounds her praise. I KENNETH BRISCO - ---- Ken Kenneth Brisco guards second base, With Babe Ruth he tries to keep pace. 0 LENORE BRODSKY ---- Lennie Fly away and fancy free, A prim school mar'm she'll never be. 0 JEAN BROWN ----- Brownie To be a nurse is her ambition, She has that pleasing disposition. O CHARLES BRUMAGHIM - - - Chuck Curly of hair, and good looking is he, Quite a dandy, as you can see, 0 DIAMANTE BRUNO ---- Cookie In the Y pool he does splash, Breaking records like a flash. I JEAN BRYSON ---- - B0zo The Student Council she leads with a hand that's steady, For any good project she is always ready. 0 HARLAND BUCKLAND ---- Fuzzy A little man with a big mind, A better friend is hard to find. 0 OLIVE BUELL ------ Ollie A very good friend is she, Always as happy as she can be. 0 MARY BURDETTE - - - Kitty Free from all care is this lass, Quiet as she can be in her class. 0 DOROTHY BURKE - - Burkie Here is a dancer, Is she a prancer? I FRANCIS CALKINS ---- Shrimp Francis Calkins is smallest of mates, He lingers through halls, and is always late. 0 DOUGLAS CAMPBELL ---- Doug Doug came from Scotland, way over the sea, To learn all he can from old C. P. I FRANK CAPELLO ---- Blondie Frank is a lad who is first rate, But with his jokes he'll be our fate. 0 CARL CHRISTENSEN ---- Christy Here is a blonde who catches your eye, He generally wears a snappy tie. 0 DONALD CLOWE ----- Skipper The little man, with the active tongue, For his witty remarks, much praise he has won. 0 AVRON COHEN - ---- Avie He's tall and dark, so friendly and jolly, To try to make him angry is folly. 0 ERNEST COLE ----- Flash Fleet of foot is this lad named Cole, For him it's easy to make a goal. 0 MARIE COLE ---- t'Sis Good looks, that's Marie, Also personality. 0 RUTH COLLINS ----- Ruthie In all our sports, she is a dandy, While in the hall, she's very handy. 0.4- V? ps i ,fQ iv N. TY tk 1 4, xyse, ',,, :IC -f-W Xi- 'fb 19-:ax ali 4-s q.-- 4 'QW-'Y A-0' 41X in-A YG ,ally ig,-:- gn-f 'Z '93 e'2'4 0 MARGIE COLLS ----- Midge One of the characteristics she seems to possess, Is sweet, everlasting, happiness. 0 FRANCES COMEAU - - - - Fran She is quiet, but very nice, Fewer words, the better, is her advice. 0 JOAN ANN CONWAY ---- Joe She's a quiet, blue eyed lass, with freckles on her face, In English and in Science, she never struggles to keep pace. I RUTH COPLAN - - - Copie When we try for prizes, To the occasion she rise.s. 0 IDA MAY COSTELLO ---- Ida Tall stately, and always gay, You will find her the same old way. 0 ROBERT DAHM ---- Bob Robert studies very well, But he always waits for the bell. 0 ATHALIA DARNELL ---- Athalia A student bright, and sometimes gay, In class A, she will always stay. 0 BYRON DAY ---- - - Fat Byron is so dignified and tall, He catches wrong doers in the hall. 0 WILLIAM DEAN - ---- Dizzy Rough and ready, he seems to be, But considerate to the nth degree. 0 ROBERT DeHART - ---- Bob He is very friendly, though rather small, But he has hopes of growing tall. 0 THOMAS DEMPSTER ---- Tommy He pounds the keys, black and white, And gives his audience great delight. 0 IRENE DES BOIS ----- Reene Here is a girl whose name is Irene, She will rule-and rule supreme. 0 RUTH DICKINSON ----- Dicky Silence is golden, so is Ruth's hair, To be a stenog is her most ardent prayer. 0 DOREEN DOAK ----- Dodo She's as quiet as can be, With a smile that's pleasant to See. 0 BERNARD DOBIES ---- Be1'ny An athletic boy is he, He doesn't go for the girls you see. 0 SAM DOUGLASS ---- Sam He goes merrily on day by day, Worries never get in his way. 0 HELEN DOWNS ----- Downy Inclined to be bashful, and rather shy, A mystery to us is the reason why. 0 ROBERT EDICK ----- Bob Quite a studious chap is he, He minds his biz 'tis plain to see. 0 WILLIAM EFNER ----- Bill Even though William likes to stand, He is always sitting in the band. 0 EDWARD EPREMIAN - - - - Eddie In sports and athletics Ed does his best, As an officer, he watches the rest. 0 ROBERT EPTING ---- Tarzan He goes his way, with ever a grin, Trouble and worry never bother him. L 0 ROSEMARY FEANE ---- Rosy A more pleasing girl, with nicer ways You cannot find just every day. ROBERT FIALA ----- Robert Fiala is tall and lean, For all the sports he's very keen. 0 RAYMOND TILFORD FINCH - Slow and steady, ready for fun He is a friend to everyone. IE FISCHER ----- Bashful She has a smile which is very bright, Even though she is half our height. 'Y M ELEANOR FOLAN ---- Snooks She is dainty and sweet From her head to her feet. at A pleasing girl with pleasing ways XV, - an 1 o MICHELENA FORTE - - - Mickey Creates contentment wherever she strays E FRAME - ----- Janie She is short and always neat, Her disposition, so very sweet. ORRAINE FRIEBURG - - - Freda She is calm and placid and very kind Knowing her this truth you'll find 0 MURIEL FRIEDMAN - - - Shrimp She tickles the keys With the greatest of ease. RLEY FRUMKIN ---- Pumpkin Shirley Frumkin is very smart, And especially talented in Art. NORMA GARDNER - - - Non Quick of wit, and bright of eye, Come let's bemerry, she often cries 0 ELIZABETH GARVEY - - Betty She enjoys movies, of large variety But is a member of the Honor Society LTON GERNI ----- Gernsi We all know Carlton collects the cards This kind service the school regards. RUTHIE GILLESPIE - - - Rudy She wears a smile and is quite gay Always studious throughout the day 0 MARY GILLESPIE - - - Shrimp A quiet maid, and very sweet As fine a one as you can meet E GOODWIN - ---- Janie Jane is a student so gay, She sneezes whenever she goes near hay PHYLLIS GRAHAM ---- Phyl Fussing with notebooks is her delight Always clowning with all her might 0 RICHARD GRAHAM - - Rich Although he is about twice our height In him we flnd a great delight ENE HANDLEMAN - - - ' Handle Reading is her favorite hobby, This doesn't make her one bit snobby RUBY HARBLIN ---- Toots Ruby has the name of a jewel, She is quite funny and loves to fool 0 RUTH HART ---- Blondie She is fair to see, and full of fun She has a smile for everyone. T HEACOX ----- Beans He's as happy a lad as e'er you did see, Whether with one or with many, he's good company. GEORGE HERATH ---- Whitie If actions spoke louder than Georges word, We fear the rest of us would go unheard. 0 JOSEPH HERMAN - ---- Joe Silence is golden, as proved by this lad, Though he may be quiet, he seldom is sad. HODOROWSKI ---- Teddy To some it's funny, to teachers it's sad, For Teddy has the gift of gab. QUENTIN HOGAN ---- Quennie Quentin Hogan, acrobat so clever, His performances we'll foiget never. 0 AUDREY HONICKY ---- Dippy' Beautiful face and plenty of taste, This bundle of personality won't go to waste ET HORNE - ----- Jan Her smile is so sweet, It sometimes sweeps you off your feet. AMES HOVVARD ----- Red His hair is red, a fiery red, For his temper, this cannot be said. I MARGARET HOWENSTEIN - Peg' A girl, fair and square, With lovely cuily hair. E HYLAND ------ Hy Her complexion is light, shc's very sweet, And very dainty from head to feet. ANE STELLA ILLE - - - --Banjo Eyes She goes merrily along her path, Her only sorrow is her math. 0 BENJAMIN IOVINO ---- Benjie' Benjie is a sholt, dark lad, He is always laughing and is never sad. IS JAYCOX ----- Dorie Doris is very quiet and meek, But many friends she need not seek. DOROTHY JONES ----- Dot As an algebra student she's okay. And hopes to be teacher some fine day. 0 JAMES KELLEY ----- 'Jimmie' He fools around now and then, But still he rates with the wisest men. ERT KELLY ----- Bob Throwing mirth along his path, Is his aim to make us laugh. KATHRYN KEYSER ---- Kate She seems to fly away, or things of that sort, But we all know she is a good sport. 0 MERILYN KING ---- Kingy' Always happy as we can see, And ever busy as a bee. TIS KLING ----- Curt Though Curtis' sighs are few, his smiles are many, The sigh are all for Science, for girls his smiles are plenty. RUTH LE CLAIR - ---- Rufus Garrulous and talkative is this miss, But her smile expresses bliss. 0 LEO LEVESQUE - --.- Leo' Quite an athlete, young Levesque, Never a team, but he could make! 0 FRA NCES LEVITT ----- Frame She's a lass, who is never quite still, To keep her hair combed, she works with a will. 0 PHYLLIS LINDSAY - - - Phil Phyllis is a girl the boys adore, She is attractive and never a bore. 0 CLIFFORD LOHNES - - - Cliff 0 ROR 0 AUGUSTINE MCGUIRE ---- Aug5 Clifford is so big and strong, He never does a thing that's wrong. ERT LOMASNEY ----- Bob inclined to be quiet, tall, and quite fair, He never seems to worry, or give any care. He is zi boy so very tall, Vie scarcely know he's there at all. 0 ARMSTRONG MCMORRIS - - - Armie A tall chap with the greatest of zest, In athletic iield, he's one of the best. 0 DORIS McNAMERA - ---- Dot Her sparkling blue eyes are like the sky, To look at her. you'd find out why. 0 BETTY MADER ----- Pat A quick, expressive lass is Betty, And for every occasion she is ready. 0 VINCENT MADIGAN - - - Vinnie He has a bright smile, That's there all the while. I MURIEL MALONEY ---- Mury O RITA MANEY ------ Pete In this little miss, we quite agree That algebra is her specialty. She has a very pleasant smile, VVhich will win her friends all the while. I KENNETH MANEY ---- Senator In Social, Kenneth's our leading shark, But this and his English are miles apart. 0 ELINOR MASON ---- El You cannot find, we bet a dime, A girl as cheerful all the time. 0 FZETTE JANE MASSE - - - Skeeter 0 ALVI Bette Masse. sweet and clever. Of her company we tire, never. e BRUCE MAY ----- Spud Bruce is of the athletic kind, To say the least, he's quite a find. N MEENTEMEIER - - Minnie A gift of gab and personality, Make him friends aplenty. AH 41? E7 4-J sl 'ci Q.-7 g-112' ,Q 'Q 'Uv 0 LORRAINE MERSHON - - Rainier Bright and full of fun. She has a smile for everyone. 0 MARGARET MICSKI ---- Micski A lot more training she will need, But it is certain she'll succeed. 0 HOWARD MILLER ---- Howie Ever the same, he goes his way, Nonchalantly day by day. 0 PAUL MILLER - ---- Pete I-Ie's a very fine fellow we shake him by the hand, You know. his father is an ice-cream man. 0 VIRGINIA MILLER ---- Ginny Mischief hides in those eyes, On her lips a ready smile lies. H- GV -.af en G tl. 4?- aa f- -'sq .fl 'inf aus 'NN Q, if! We 41'- Ya.-If 323' ag. 7 I Skf ,nn 15 1-5 1 f-1 'Q 'T' Uivfil '?'1-'-v- ,nm ...t ...L ,-Q' 0 MILDRED MORRELL ---- Millie When serious, she's quiet and proper, Should we ever try to stop her? 0 JUNE MOSHER - - - Junie Very quiet and serene, But at art, she is quite keen. 0 MARGARET MURPHY ---- Peggy Peggy is so very small, Her brains don't match her size at all. O LOUIS NATORELLA ---- T0ny Louis is our model traffic official, He pulls them in and takes the initial. 0 FRANCIS NEALON ---- Franny Nealon's ambition is to soar in the air, So he may show up almost anywhere. o BETTY NELSON ----- Higgs' Cheerful and friendly all of the time, Red, rosy cheeks which brightly shine. 0 LULU NELSON ------ D0lly Cheerful and friendly all of the while. She has merry blue eyes and a friendly smile. O VVILLIAM NICHOLS ----- Bud Quick is his tongue, and quicker his wit, Towards making things merrier he docs his bit. 0 GEORGE NORMAND ---- Sis' Smiling and strong, there he stands, And on his arm is the C. P. band. 0 LAXVRENCE NYLAND - - - Larry Larry is our traffic cop. He pulls us in for a run or 21 hop. 0 JOHN O'MALLEY ----- Jack This lad is mischievous. friendly and gay. He makes merry throughout the day. 0 MARY PALLOTTA ----- Pluto' A lass who spreads laughter wherever she goes, Makes many friends and very few foes. 0 MARGARET PAONE - - - - Peg She is gentle, she is shy, But there's mischief in her eye. I VIRGINIA PARR ----- Parr Parr is a girl you cannot lick, She has a punch and a terrific kick. 0 RICHARD PAYETTE ---- Dick Richard doesn't have much to say, But listen when he does, it will pay. 0 ROY PEDERQUIST - - - - Roy Often seen but seldom heard, R0y's choice is this proverb. 0 BEATRICE PELTS - - - Bea Beatrice is so very shy, We know not the reason why. 0 JAMES L. PETERSON ---- Pete James is a very talkative lad, But his manner of speech isn't bad. o HARLEN PHILLIPS ---- Flip His name is Harlen, not a common name, But his aim is common, reaching fame. 0 RITA PREDDICE ----- Rit She's studious and serene as can be, Could be compared to a placid sea. 0 DAVID POHL ------ Bud Dave goes steadily on his way, But he has changed in many ways. v C RENCE POTTER ---- Flonei Florence is charmin , Florence is gay g She gives joy all through the day. MARY E. POTTER ---- Tizzy Lish Dramatics is her middle name, We are sure she'll rise to fame. 0 JAMES QUINLAN - - - Tweekel Willing to work with the greatest of zest Ever a-grinnin' but never a pest REILLY ---- 'iFl9Ckl6S A really remarkable girl, With never a sign of a curl. HESTER RICE ---- Chet Quite a talkative lad is he, I'm sure that's the way he'll always be Q ROBERT RICHARDS - - Red Games with balls are his chief delight He also enjoys a trip on a bike NK RIDINGS ---- 'Frankie He is quite tall and generally wears brown He is never seen with his head hanging down BETTY RIFENBARK - - - Bet Friendly and cheerful, she goes hex way To brighten our pathway, day by dag 0 EVELYN RITTER - - - Quiet, serene and very prim, Is this fair maid our Evelyn EN RUDDY ----- A girl as fair and square as she, Will always be found a rarity. GEORGE RUSS ---- All the girls he loves to tease, He's our class pest if you please 0 DOROTHY SCHRADER - - Dot Her eyes are blue and her han is brown And she never has the thought of a flown ALDINE SEAMAN - - - Jeriy You can look every place under the sun You can't find a girl so full of fun. RAYMOND SEAMAN - - - Ray Ray always loves to play with his ball But studies very little at all. 0 JOHN SECONE ---- Johnny He wanders up and down the xows He has a heart like Major Bowes EPH SEYPURA ---- Joey His aim is to grow very tall, For as we know, he is very small. DOROTHY SHANNON - - - Dot Quietest of girls--'pleasing to all- Rather nice looking, but stately and tall 0 HERBERT SHARP - - - Herbie If he could choose between silence and chatter, Sharp would always choose the lattei DRED SHELDON ---- Milly Tall and stately is this lass, Usually standing at the head of her class OHN SHULTIS ---- Johnny He's so merry and full of joy, He always acts like a very nice boy 0 CHARLES SIMMONS - - Chuck For hunting and fishing he stiolls afai Hook, line, and sinker are in his can l saw ,,,..... fi 'J f...q N3 'Q r 'Di on-5 46 'Qc 0 FRANK SIMMONS ---- Frankie He calls basketball a very good game, And in this Held desires great fame. 0 HARVEY SIMMONS ---- - Sim Harvey Simmons is among our cops, In class the stands at the topl. 0 GEORGE SISLER ---- - Sig George Sisler is our stamp collector, Of postage value he's a fine inspector. 0 RICHARD SITTNER ----- Zip His brains are many, his intellect keen, He doesn't use these for Algebra, but for sport magazines. 0 CARL SKOTARCZAK ---- Car Strong and handsome, kind and gentle. And possibly might be a bit sentimental. 0 MARJORIE SLATTERY - - - Ma1'jie Her hair is red, her eyes are blue. And as a friend, she always is true. O MARCIA SMITH ----- Smitty For someone helpful. willing and kind, Marcia is the girl to find. 0 DOROTHY SPENCE - - - - Dot Of her ability for scouting, we are aware, Her creed is to be honest, and above all, fair square. 0 BEVERLY STAULTER ---- Ben Beverly just loves to giggle v I am sorry I couldn't finish this jingle 0 MACK STECK ------ Mack No one's fist is like mighty Mack's, And in that fist, oh, what a smack. 0 LORRAINE STEELE ----- This modest maid in her work is sincere, Her presence is felt whene'er she is near. 0 HARRY STEVENS ----- Steve Harry loves his microscope. To get him to supper you need a rope. 0 LILA STRUMEYER ---- Shorty She has dark hair and very dark eyes, She is quite short and plump besides. 0 LUCY SZYCHULSKA ---- Honey Lucy is surely the quaintest of girls. She has blond hair and the shortest of curls. 0 MARION TAGLIERI ---- Mary' She has red hair, And her temper is vcry rare. 0 NORMAN TEAHAN ---- Norm In his studies, Norman does his best, As a traffic officer he watches the rest. I JANICE THEARLE ---- Janet In art. she's talented, we all agree, Though her ambition is not this to be. 0 AUGUSTA THOMPSON - - - Gussie She's quite tall and full of fun, Many are the friends she's won. 0 CHARLOTTE TRIPP ---- Chuck Charlotte Tripp is this maiden's name, . We all hope she'l1 rise to fame. 0 FLORENCE TURNBALL - - - Flossie At home, in school, or in the park, Always happy as a lark. o RAYMOND VOGEL ----- Ray On his way busily goes this lad, Though he is silent, he seldom is sad. n 'Mi 4-asap l.,,,1-up. 0 JAM Over the ice he speedily glides, His skill and grace insure his stride. ES VALLEY - - - - Jimmie MADGE VONIE ----- Honey Madge is from Woodlawn, tall and sweet, She has rhythm in her feet. 0 JANE WALDRON ---- Cutie' To be a journalist is her aim, May she rise to a place of fame. 0 ALBERT WARD ----- Ward His traffic duty he tends with command, In all the halls you see him stand. 0 JOYCE WEBER ---- Joy Witty and bright, The teacher's delight. 0 ETHEL WHITAKER - - Eddie' Always working as you see, Just a little busy bee. 0 HAZEL WILCOX ----- Hazey Her cheery nature and likeable ways, Will find her friends all of her days. 0 LORNA WITCOMB - - - Lorn To be a stenog is her ambition, Then she will write as well as listen. 0 ANTHONY WRIGHT - - - Tony He is a boy so tall and lanky, He always carries a light blue hanky. 0 RICHARD WOODWARD - - - Richy Always joking and having great fun, With never a care describes this one. C Catherine Zeh is a loyal scout, Does her duty without a pout. O EDNA BARRETT ---- ATHERINE ZEH ----- Toppy Barrie Her voice is sweet, though rather weak, To get some volume, she does seek. 0 BARBARA HUBBARD ---- Hubby Her cheerful way is like sunshine, A better friend is hard to find. RICHARD KING ---- Throwing jokes along the way, He always has so much to say. Rich 0 GENEVIEVE TRUSZKOWSKA - - Ginger Genevieve, a sweet little miss, Is good material for domestic bliss. 0 DOROTHY ARMSTRONG - - Dot Often seen and oftener heard, As a friend she is superb. 0 MELVIN FRY ----- Fifi He is mischievous and full of fun, Especially when his work is done. O JACK MAGGS ---- Maggsie Stpdious and quite sedate, These are this young man's traits. v H YEAR Edltor m Chief L Katherme Hughes Associate Editors Ruta Preddlce ames Howard Allce Battling Llterary Edltors lVlary Ellzabeth Potter l llen Ruddy Douglas Beers Wllllam Dean Lorrame Steele Phyllls Graham Poetry Editors ane Beverly Zoe Bosworth Sport Edltors Albert Ward Paul Nlxller Art Editors anlce Thearle Henry Blrd Kent Heacox Jok Editors Byron Day Herbert Berger Club Editors oyce Weber Vincent Madlgan Dons McNamara Robert Dahm BOOK BOARD Muslc Edltors Althalla Darnell lVlur1el l' rledman Clrcu ation Ruth Le Qla r Betty Rlfenbach Vlar aret Howensteln Richard Paye te Walter Boy La Ruth Coplon Ac nvllles Board Thom xs Ba kous Lenore Brodslty KCHDSYD lVlan y Arm trong Vlc:lVlorr1s lVl1ldrcd Sheldon Lorrame Mershon Thomas D mpstcr Advertising Staff Qllfford Lohnes Norma Gardner Avron Qohen Georg Normand Aaron Aronoff Rosemary Feane Shirley Frumkm Audrey Homcky Frances Levitt Alvlne Mecntemexer Richard Woodward Lawrence Nlyland Florence Potter Facu ly Advxsers MISS Mass lVl1ss lVl1ss MISS Barnes Klttle lVla1rs Jennings l-larrnson Mr Srotrle . , . 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LUNS Hfi L, SHOULD AULD ACQUAINTANCES BE FORGOT NOTT TERRACE In maklng our year book we must not forget our alumnl Blll Mulvey at one tlme presldent of our student councll was elected by a large ma Jorlty for the same posltlon at Nott Terrace Lorralne Rowe was elected vlce presldent Sheldon Ackley was chosen edltor ln chlef of the Terrace Trlbune Thls shows that our puplls shlne ln Journallsm There are also many more on the yearbook staff Many of our alumnl shlne ln athletlcs Leo Mulllgan IS a member of unlor Varslty bas ketball and football team Bud Shutton played quarterback for the freshman foot ball team Ben ak0b0WSkl IS a member of the unlor freshman basketball team We also gave to Nott Terrace lt8 present drum major Harold Burdekln We wlll now follow our wanderlng alumnl ln college prep schools and the buslness world Bruce Watson IS attendlng Manllus ack Wells IS attendlng Mohawk Day School Dorothy Brandhorst IS now on the deans llst at Rochester Unlverslty Lols Tracy IS attendlng LaSalle unlor College Dorothy Cloodwln Eleanor Harold Mary Margaret Bergan and Mary and Elleen Corrlgan all are students at College of St Rose ane Gardener and Kathryn Clarahan are attend mg Syracuse Unlverslty Mary and lrene Held are now ln the busy buslness world Mary Held IS a cashler and bookkeeper lrene Held IS a clerk ln Merchant s Credlt Bureau Because Mont Pleasant Hlgh School has been open only slnce September I93l Cen tral Park School has not been superfluously represented there by ltS alumnl However there are a number of students who have been graduated from both schools lrene Cohen we flnd 19 gracluatlng Wlfh honors ln une from Ithaca College She has majored ln dramatlcs ane Lauder recelved a scholarshlp for the ullllarcl School of MUSIC and IS maklng a real name for herself Rlchard Taylor who slngs so well IS study lng ln a mlcldle western college Albert SSVCIIHO and Vlrglnla Zlegler contlnued wlth muslc ln hlgh school whlle Leonard Van Vranken made hlmself famous through ath letlcs Lee Davenport one tlme presldent of the student councll also graduated from Mont Pleasant Hazel Baugh dlcl excellent work ln dramatlcs ln school whlch won for her a scholarshlp to lthaca College Bllly and Leo Nealon are both enrolled ln Bentley School of Accountlng ln Boston LEWIS Badger became a cheer leader ln hlgh school Murlel Wilson entered Oneonta Nor mal School upon her graduatlon Ruth Kllng contlnued wlth sports ln hlgh school and l now enrolled ln Russell Sage Paul Cucke mus has jolned the army as have Marcel and ack Llttrell We flnd that E210 Verlotte 15 stlll muslcally lncllned Wllllam and Thomas Male have entered UHIOD College MHYIOH Devendorf MadlSOn Farnum and jane Ann Schuhl are attendlng Rochester Unlverslty All have won scholarshlps and are dolng ex cellent work Ecllth Kraft entered Cornell UDIVCYSIKY and then transferred to the N Y Hospltal School of Nurslng She and Con stance Perry who are studylng at Syracuse Unlverslty both recelved scholarshlps J' . 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T , ,l il I .I . 0 . . .v 9A CLASS HISTORY One bright sunny day there xrrxved ln Qentral Park lntermedr xte Qchool one of the greenest bunches of Beez rs that there ever were The flrst step we took we were pu ed In by 1 traffxc officer I ose I3 ezers rre the present fr xduxtmg tlxss 1 d tr xffxc offlcers lmrnedntely we made hls ory Nve set the pxre for Central by havmg, perfect attend inc whlle ln 'Vlr Stottles 7B hom room Severxl rmportant events of the txme stand out nn our memory Brll Mulvev was presl d nt of the Student Qouncll lqhe vxrsltw school baslsetball team won the JLIDIOY hrgh chool champlonshlp Also to our Ure at dls appointment the swlm ning pool was closed just as we were entermg Now we are l av mg and rt rs probable that lt wrll reopen After a strenuous ex lIT1lI1cltl0I'l we fnxlly pass d and were then tble to mock the new comers Pevgy Murphy cl s mgux hed our class by wmnlng a race ln the nnuxl rce c xrn1v'1l Rumor has It that ljegi f won be c xuse everyone else fell down It Wxs durlnv the half wxy mx ls thtt we welcomed the pupxls from Worrell rwn School A large pxrt of our class tons sts ol Woodlawn boys md gurls une Mosher won the Knox l rrze rn the year 35 by produt ng the best wall paper d S1211 ln lat r ye rs when you are cons dermc w tll papers l L14 gest you lool-. up june Durrnv x past 1 rxd uatlon 'assembly Mary Pallotta recelved the Llncoln Parent lweacher Award for scholas tlc ablllty ln anuary 36 there was x crash and we landed as the blg ones S ull there was 1 lonv way ahead of us Alas came the tmne for electron' One of the most extraordinary events toolt pllce when for the thlrd tlme III Qentral s h story a girl wxs elected pres dent of the Student Councxl ean Bryson was the one to recelve thls honor Then Cwme another vrtally rmportant election that of class offncers After much dellberatxon the ones elected are as follows Presrdent Georve Petls Vrce Presrdent Donald Wat son Secretary Alrce Bartllnv nd 'lreas pleased whfn It was announced thut Mrs FlSh was to be our dean Durrng our last term Mr Porter prrnclpal of our school slnce lts completion ln 1923 retrred and IS now resldlng at Morrls New York We should lllse to express agaln our sincere appreclatlon to Mr lorter for many happy memorles of days spent together at Qentrxl lo his successor Mr Hlll we ex tend a most hearty welcorne for we know that under h's supervlslon our school wlll mamt nn the standard of former years Our great wlsh IS th it you the future ud nts may have the same fun and enyoy ment that we have experlenced durmg our stay m C ntral WM DEAN LORRAINE IVIERSHON RET X PRELDDICE K , ' , z ' f , 1 -, , V -- K e . 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D 2 L rg z - Q ' ' e . l A I L INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE 9A s RUBY HARBLIN S great grandfather was one of the first to settle Catamount Mountain DOROTHY SCHRADER had a great uncle who was a duke ln Germany RUTH GILLESPIE S mother VlSItCd France Her uncle IS the Mayor of Ballston Spa JANET HORNES father was Presldent of the Common Councll She herself cently tool-L a trip across the Contment DOUGLAS CAMPBELL was born ln Scotland CARL LHRISTENSEN has taken a trlp to Europe VIRGINIA MILLER had a great uncle who was the Founder of Stanford Unlverslty merly of lndlana has been to Florlda BARBARA HUBBARD has chmbed to the top of Mount Marcy BOB EDICK has been on a trlp to the New England States and has an aunt who was a smger at the Metropolltan Opera House JANICE THEARLE fell out of a tree when she was twelve years old and broke her arm GEORGE RUSS when a baby had long curls but hls mother cut them off PAUL MILLERS father was a mentlon for the All Around Football Team FRANCES LEVITT wa born exactly I2 00 o clock mldmght and they dldn t know which day to have her blrthday on ALVIN MEENTEMFIER has been to Europe twlce GEORGE PECK has been ln every Mud dle Atlantlc and New England State DOROTHY ANDERSON S grandfather was a danclng master ln Sweeden KATHRXN KAISERS aunt and uncle are Lord and Lady Bakeman of England JANE HYLANDS cousm was on the Fred Allen Amateur Program ERNEST COLE won second prlze ln a Beautlful Baby Co test when he was a lmle mt When about three years old BETTY 'VIADER was m the movlng pxctures QHARLOTTE TRIPP has been deep sea fxshmg MARGARET PAONE has crulscd past the Rock of Glbraltar and vlslted sunny DOROTHY JONES had a trlp to Eng land at the age of nme years FRANCIS COMEAU has vxsxted West POIHI and Annapolis Academy On a trxp to New jersey MICHELENA FORTE was lost from her famlly for brlef tlme CARLTON GERNI GEORGE HERATH DONALD CLOWE and NORMAN BAUGH have been togeth r smce klndergarten and w re separated only ln SB TOMMY DEMPSTER has had pleasant associations with the sclentxst Charles P Stemmetz EDWARD EPREMIAN at the age of three years unknowmgly shlfted the gears of an rdlmg car An alert bystander prevented a collnsnon with an oncommg trolley 9 ' . re- H l H . l I l . u . I I JOAN CONWAY of Central Park, for- Italy' . ' l ' a SHIRLEY FRUlVlKlN at the age of three wltnessed the fllmlng of a plcture ln New ersey ln whlch Rlchard DIX played a lead lng part The famous screen star stepped ln front of llttle MISS Frumlcln who objected S3yln Wlll you please get out of my way l cant see anythlng Lourteously Mr Dlx stepp cl aslde sayln What a pretty baby and patted her on the head We wonder what lVlr Dlx mlght say now under slmllar tlrcumstances LORNN WIILOVIBF ww born ln I n llnd and came to our Unltecl State at th lge of flxe MADCJE VONJIE. llved ln Florlda for three years BETTY MASSE has spent some tlme Qxnada YVONNL ANDERQON has appeared s veral ITll,1SlC3l recltals QECRGL blSLER was once a resldent baratogl and entered the publle schools Schenect ldv durln hls slxth year EDWARD BAILEY was orlglnally breen Nlountaln boy where presldents who do not choose to run are born l splte of that he won a blcycle race ln Sche nectady OUR ALPHABET A W IS sta or nds or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or Army our colnmandln trafflc peer for Betty deemed so l0Jely and dear Larl wlth hls mlschlevous brown eyes Donnle hls wlsdonl tlkes the PYIZC Ellen the Belle of the Ball Frank the blonde lad so tlll Cxoodwln who belleves ln her name Hughes that lmmaculate dame pronoun we SCHIOYS lll llke anlce the goddess on the blke Kelly blessed by 5 Patrlck s own hand Lawrence and that nllrrors llt mlnute stand Marlon Wlth hllr 111 lflame no one not lfddle nor Horace nor me Ollve that glrl so rlre Paul the answer to l rnalclens prayer ulnney our teacher s prlde Red Rlchards he IS a flne gulde qtella thwr cute llttle dove our teachers whom we all love U all the members of thls cllss vlctory may we all pass stands for Whltaker who llves a ood llfe X ams mean hard worlt study and SfflfC Y ou pass or you fall all through thls llfe May all know the Joy and the best of the strlfe MARGARET HOWENSTEIN J . . . . 1 , in - . nn .I ' I ' ' A l 1 A kj H V . 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V is f ' , . 7 C 38 WHICH REMINDS US A very handy 'rrtrcle for servrn soup une Boal The most brrllrrnt em Dramwnte Bruno A plrce vshe e den llxe llrrl rndl Buclsl rrrd X well lxnown brand of torn xto june Dou lrss Q rrnphell Good slam made from crlab ree rgrnest Lole Every twenty four hours Byron Day One who supervrses under radurtes tW1llrrm Dean Majorrty of arrplancs on ers ern arrl nes dam Dougl rss Best known ya ry to too rn ex, 'Vlelyrn ldry A person who h rs charge of flow ers fNorrrr rj Qrardrrcr A lsrnd of cracker llJhyll1 C11 rharn She has her ups and3 llelenl Downs A well protetted plane used durms., the xx rr Mmlrclerrr lorte A picture for Vwlentrrre Day Ruthj Hart A well known norse 'nalxer anet Horne he Old lVlother who went to the cupboard lgrrlnar r lxllllJl71ld C href ustlce of the Supreme Qourt Krthrynl Hughes J ot of xrd higher thru tr est f r Hy rn Xvh rt a drowrrrn person does to dlljllilfl fQurt1s lxlrn A famous Comic Keepms, up wrth the Dorothy one Eaeh hole rn a golf eour e has a CX rrgrnra Parr Erght quarts makes ri George Pecl-.1 XV rt you get from r heryers 111111 I3 rtrrge l e ts One loud of lI'll:lQH1dlI llorenzey Potter l rmous lnrrnd qoft Bun Bread 'Xllnert VR rrd Frfth month cf the yerr flgrunej May The best way to hrve 1 knrfe Herbert Qharp Much needed on the hr h seas Rayj Seaman A fayorrte food In China Ch ster Rrce He makes flour of whe rt Howrrd Vlrller The name rs never wron Xnthony Vkfrrght Standard Oil C omprny rl' 'Yew Yorls f ohn Seeonc ldrve Lent preees Wrllr rm Nichols An offense rn xny sport Lharlotte lrrpp One who uses hook and lrne flVlarle Flsher A useful metal Lorralne Steel Every prcture has one ine Fr rme VVILLIAM EFFNER l. 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WHO S WHO Kenneth Brrscoe was a member of the Champion Soccer Team du ng his 9B term Madge Nome was once president of an SB class George Slsler won the contest in coastln rn the 1936 lce Larnlval Lorna Wltcombe has hrd a perfect t tendance for three years md has been on time every day during the same period Diamante Bruno Genevieve Truszkow ska Harvey Simmons and Y vonne Anderson have a record of no tardmcss during their entire school ife Frances Qomefxu won t reading tertrfic xte in the sixth grade md p xssed the s cond grade in two and one half months Rosemary Fexne won skating honors in Grades 7 8 and 9 n d also medals in the city skatmg carmval Byron Day served as supervisor of the Traffic Squad His essay r latlng to peace won the bronze medal offered by the Sche nectady Junior Qharnber of Commerce Shirley Frumkrn was president ot the Senior Dramatic Club during the 9b term ind a member of the Scrrp Qlub during 9b and 9A Kenneth Maney was president of his home room during, the IB 7A 8B and SA terms He wrs also president of the l ibrary Club during 9A Walter Hoyle r won his Q P l S letters in baseball and soccer during the eighth xnd ninth year Ldward lepremnn has won medals in city contests for skating He earned a State L1 brary QCITITICBTC for reading more than flfty books while still an 8B student Tommy Dempster was a member of the C entral Park Band for three years PERSISTENCE the trait of character which tends to con tmue steadily in any course or anything started or attempted To st1cL to a task which one has be un 18 a fine quallty to possess The development of this trait also adds to one s person tlity and success Many pupils in hr h school begrn a col lege preparatory course and flnish taking a business course or no special course at all If you have persistence you will stick to the first course you try lf you attempt some one has persistence in all undertakings h will succeed in the business world Some people are too PCISISTCDT When they are wrong in some matter they dislike to admrt it This is not exactly perslstence but stubbornness Une can go too far either way Try for your own sake to possess this splendid quallty and reach a fu ler llfe KA Tl-IRYN HUGHES THE SPRING FESTIVAL OF 1936 Thursday Mry I4th and Friday May l5th Q P l S pres nted a spring festival the frrst of its l-und rn many years This year It was an especially interesting and varied one The C.-lee Llub under the direction of Mi s Weider produced The Village Black smith a cantata The Senior Dramatic Qlub presented The Gypsy s Secret under the dr rectlon of Miss Spooner and Mrs Roe The Boys Choir and C, P I S Orchestra under the bxton of Mrs Moore played semi classl cal selections lncluded in the program were the C, P l S Band under the drrectlon of M Tremblay athletic drllls dlrected by Miss Eaghmey Mrs Miller Mr Schneider and Mr McC,aughy Songs and readings were Given by other members of the student body ATI IALIA ANN DARNELL 1 . ' ri x . . . ' . e . ,D e ' ' , ' r , ' gg , . . N . W , 2 K. . N . ' 2 ' a - 1 1 . f E . -' ' ' . x 5 ' 4 ' ky -' I y a . . i - ' 2 - il. Y' I Y K I . - 1- S Q . ' ' z N 1 r ' ' j v ' ' 'z 5 a - W . . U U r . 1 1 1 1 'e ' , - s - . 1 C ' . z ' ' ' . ' ' ' . s , , 2 1 ' ' The dictionary defines 'tpersistencen as activity outside of school, complete it. If 7 ' - 5 s e D . I . . ' ' O. . ' , ' ' , . . D r Q U , ' 2 it ' ' . - . C . . .U . , s ' U . c . I I ' C . 2 ' ' I f , 2 - i' i' . . . y ' Y I . .S . K .. . K K H 1 I N b . ' V . . . ' C ' . I Y ' T, g - - N. . . . . c - A ' ' JOKES Milk of Course The dear old soul watched the gally clad cowboy dexterously swlngxng hls lasso IH the grounds of the circus What a long rope she said at last What do you use lt for5 Waal lady he replled When lm out West on the ranch l use lt for catchm cows Catchlng cows3 she echoed How very mterestmg Tell me what balt do you use'-T Teacher Who flew the flrst plane3 ohnnle Sparrlng for time Who flew the flrst plane9 Teacher Rrght ohnme Wright Wlllle l had beef last mght and l feel bully His Friend l had hash last nlght and l feel llke everything Old lady Poor man IS there no Way of getting nd of those cootxes3 Soldier Thats easy l take a bath ln sand and then rub down with a cohol The cootles get drunk and knll each other throw mg rocks Who gave you the black eye3 Nobody gave lt to me I had to fight for lt Floorwalker at l a m to burglar IH hls home Silver yesslr rlght thls way P sand ohn O Malley what ns meant by bemg twlxt the devll and the deep blue sea3 It IS the pOSltlOh a man IS m ohn when the trafflc cop sngnals to stop and the back seat drlver orders hlm ahead ohn O Malley Hey Chuck where are you gomg so fast3 Chuck Sxmons lm runnmg to stop a f ght john Who s f1ght1ng5 Lhuck Another krd and l Teacher Wake that boy next to you Pupxl Aw do It yourself You put hxm sleep Torn Say Stlrlmg you musn t laugh out ln th school room Stxr mg l didnt mean to do It I was mlllnv and the smile broke Teach Who IS that l heard laughmg3 Pupll l couldnt help lt l was laughlng up my leeve and l forgot that l had a hole near the elbow He was telling her about the members of hxs football team Now take Ted Seymour for mstance ln a few weeks he ll be our best man And then she llsped Oh Adrlame thas so sudden She Who s your favorite author 7 He My Dad She What does he wrlte3 He Checks ohn Whats the latest thlng out IH 'nen s clothes3 Mary Dunno what3 ohn Women Frltz fTo his mother as she puts up hrs lunch for school Say mother put lh lots of that cheese like you gave me yesterday It s great Mother l m sorry d ar but ts ll gone Fritz That s a shame The teacher sald nf l came back another day with more cheese llke that she d have to let the whole school ou Trafflc cop Use your noodle lady use your noodle Lady My goodness where IS 1t3 lve pushed and pulled everything ln the car Douglas Beers Ive never seen such dreamy eyes before Marjory Coles You ve never stayed so late before , .. .. t .. . . . . 0 ' . 0 0 0 ,. -, . 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Policeman Rastus why are you runnmg around the street wlth that rug under your arm3 Rastus Well suh a lady done hand me dls ru and tol me to beat lt so heah ah am Of Course Usher How far clown do you want to madam Wh! all the wxy ofcourse Humorous Shirts Draper lhese are espeually strong shirts madam They lmply laugh at the fmundry Cus omer l know that kmd l had some whxch came back wlth thelr sldes splxt When To Beat Em Do you belleve ln clubs for women? Yes rf technlque falls Crltlc The trouble wlth the churches today IS they have too much lxberallsm m them Church Deacon l wish lt was shown nore xn our collectlons Poet Wh xt do you thxnk of my lxst poem3 Edltor Well lm glad to heir you say 11 s your last Farmer Don t you see the slgn Prxvate Nl m fxshlng allowed3 Flsherman l never read wnythmg m xrked prlvate OUR READING LIST e Crrsls Exams The Road lo bnderstandmg To the Office e Blazed Tral Down to the Cafeterla Gxrl Shy Twlce Told fales The l nd ot a Perfect Day lah Most Dan erous Game The Valley of bxlent Men l Dream loo Much lh Country Beyond Ihmy Mmutes to Knll Keeper of the Door lry All l orts llttle Women Vlfhen Mother Was A Girl Freckles Les Mlserables Raymond Vogel Excuses from Gymnasium 3 o Clock Buzzer Sklppmg Classes Boys Gymnasxum Classes Bruce May Non Terrrce and Mont Pleasant Actxvlty Perlod ames Valley 7B s looking for Classes Lthel Whittaker Muriel Maloney ane Fr xme and oan Conway oyce Weber lane Hyland The Lust IS Too Long to Prmt jLAN ZXPRI S . .. . , . , I H ' . 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J . . e W 4 --'- : l l A 1 l' 2 l N POEMS DAY DREAMIN ilv laym m the soft cool paw mtl Lum ui to heaven Q to couutm eaxos in lives hu Stopwed tvs eng bexui I looked mound foi bonu hm new md g,l.mc0d up at tle clouds All snovq softy fleeq thingg am white ShIOl1dS 0 ed in on I vsitched them foi .J long, long t ie '1 d i lay a dieamin Tht uw came out and llughvd it ie N ploix bt imm N up str ilglll md blmktd ix ut it as -.omgthin f14if'L ,N um x n L 11 ct 110111. the vxolse x hu 1 e MURILI 11uE11ix1,xx THE LITTLE PAL I LOQT in L 0 11 the sound has lrmff Nmu pun H nu n x 1 11-. tt 1 t 11 I hedid last Hi little balls ind bones I hdxe ilvl IX: 40 in 1 n tui lllllllpll ht vnu .1 x ns f,cttm7,, in lllblllll xuinelimx g., cc i Am the uitpdt 'xnd xpdnkiiigw CL mi 1 MY MOUNTAIN th x on on 01911 L i Mud 5,126 at the mount.-im f fai ns x 'Io look at the mountain xxoodlmd mtl fultl Jumt fitb in with my ideal F, IC ia. oun dms dl ll 1v1 1 And think uf 1115 di uam-. tu mime ti ue some t is in t10N 1 ntimr, ii 1 ivx 1 With ihullui uhh lowes them in just my xx IAAF mfvi hIY NO 39 1 litlmh lhIOl1L,ll tho iuiests Roaung: thiough the x 110 C hdmg, th10ug,h tht tunmla. 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SUMMER DAYS Good old summer s here agarn Grass sprrngs up where snow has been A lrttle breeze flrts thru the trees The hryes all hummrn Wrth the bees Com on Joey Tom and Jrm Down to the pool to take a swrm Old man Harums rn the frelds Frgurrn what ll be the yrelds Mom and Pop they we gone to town Nobody t spot us so lets go down To the pool and have a swrm Com on Joe Tom an Jrm' TIME Ive heard that man cannot Strll the hands of tlme The hours the mrnutes are Unseen Juggernauts That rf taken as a passmg fancy Crush the lxves worthless lrves Of souls who drd not care Regardless of men who try therr best To stay rts mrghty progress Trme passes on unhampered Lncherked by efforts of man NORMAN TEAHAN CONTACT Wrth 1 whrrrrng motron we take to the arr Your hearts rn your throat and your stomachs upset You wouldnt do rt agarn on a bet But after a whrle the srckness wears off And at the feelrng you had you begrn to scoff Then vou dont have a care You feel pretty glad that you took the dare The rrcle rs glorlous You 'ue vrctorxous A frrends dare was not enough to grve you 1 scare EDWARD EPREMIAN OUR CAR Our car has travelled many mrles It now sure looks a sight It has two crumpled fenders And a badly broken lrght Although our cars been farthful It doesnt know its fate For were gorng to trade It rn And buy 'r brand new Ford V 8' HARLAN BUCKLAND A MYSTERY BOOK mysterrous thlng IS a mystery book tells of a house Wrth a creepy look look that can only be found rn a book A mystery book A currous thrng rs a mystery book It tells of the many years rt took To frnd a treasure rn the ground Thrs treasure can be found rn a book A mystery book DOROTHY JONES DREAMS Dreams are Irned wrth srlver and gold And some are lrned wrth grey Yet srlver and gold and all these dreams Can easrly fade away So try not to let your dreams control The better part of you But do your best your very best To make your dreams come true Dreams sometrmes get the best of you But don t you care a brt Be thankful that youre here alrve And dont give up and qurt Your dreams some day may all come true Then all the skres wrll turn to blue LENORA BRODSKY SUNSET AND TWILIGHT Whfrt a beautrful beautrful srght Meets your eyes rn splendor gay As the sun srnks slowly downward To rest at close of day The twrlrght slowly gathers Brrngrng., shadows dark and grey As the moon reflects lI.S moonbeams Sturlrng day 0 softly away RUTH DICKINSON MY APPENDIX The doctor called the other day He acted krnd a queer I d say He whrspered ter Mom So I wouldnt hear I heard hrm anyway and I dont ce re He sard I had ter grt my pendrx out Whatever that rs Don t know what It s all about O' Boy I could shout cause I gotta grt My pendrx out Youd be glad too If you drdnt hafta go to school And learn bout the Golden Rule Id srt rn a corner wrth a dunce cap on Just cause I couldn t spell carrculum Cause I wouldnt be thrnken bout school I d be thrnken bout the swrmmrn pool O' Boy and you too ed shout If you would grt your pendrx out And not hafta go to school Ta learn bout the Golden Rule DORIS MCNAMARA 4 I- Q I I 7 1 r I l. , rw - - . y , , . , . A v , , 3 V , V X Y . y . , ' . ' r . . ' ' L . . . v I ' vi. I . .. . I 1 . ' . . . ' ' . , . .' ' , - I , , I , . 5. . 5 , . rr ' S . ' K v ' v .' 1 I ' 1, Attarnrng the speed of a flying mare. ' ' v Q I - 'L ' I- 1 r ' . 1 .4 - - , , . V S 7. Y , . I c ' ' . ' - , ' r ' ' ' r' 'r I .'. I l ' . . J' ,- l - , l r I . ' I , . ' u or ' r - . Y ' . .. - ,. . ' , 1 ' 1 I It : ' r Y . . , A 1 S ' . I . , , , . ' . l v I , ' rr rr THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A LEAD PENCIL I was born m a large factory wlth my many brothers and slsters We were all very much allke bemg very bnghtly pamted My color was a brllllant red I had shmmg gold letters on my left side and a round white cap on my head I can remember very llttle about my early lnfe as naturally I was very young I do remember though the day I was purchased by a young lady ln a flve and ten cent store She was very careful about my appearance the flrst few weeks I was wlth her but after this I was treated like all the rest of my kind I was sharpened ln a school pencil sharpener and I was very proud of my fme new pomt I was kept ln a brown leather contamer that was made for my use and others luke me I made the acquamtance of a green pen She was very lovely and she had golden halr made quxte a lot of noxse when she was used But once her wlg was changed she had a clear soft vonce I llved wlth my beautlful friend untrl the day my careless young mls tress left me on a classroom desk Soon aft erward a rushlng pupll kmcked me off I was plcked up wlthln a few hours by a person BELIEVE Henry Blrd says that he was born and fetched up m Minnesota untll 5 years ago when he had the misfortune to come to Schenectady Believe lt or not Florence Turnbull and Charlotte Tripp are cousms Norman Baugh spent the summer of l930 ln Sweden Mary Elxzabeth Potter had her plcture m the paper when she was a baby as Schenec tady s Prettlest IT who cared even less about my appearance than my former owner My white cap was soon dlrtled and torn Then my body was cut and bruised by my owner s teeth I was greatly ashamed to be seen ln publlc now but my good fortune kept me out of the social llmellght I was tucked mto a pocket and kept there for a long time One day I sllpped out and fell mto a deep snowbank I-Iere I was imbedded untll the flrst thaw where I floated away on a mlnxa ture rlver I was plckecl up by a hungry dog who found me medrble But nevertheless I was carried home agaln I was rescued by a small boy who found I made mce black markmgs on the sidewalk Thls was the last tlme I was ever used I was belng rudely jammed mto a small pocket and tlghtly stowed away for what seemed weeks I fell between the cushions of a soft couch I gradually fell deeper mto the stuffmgs until I met and got acqualnted wlth an aged penny I-Ie tells me the many happenings of his llfe and I relate to hlm my adventures as I have to you JANICE THEARLE OR NOT Douglas Beers xs eleven generatnons re moved from Roger Williams mlnlster It doesn t run rn the family Everett Badger slngs soprano m a church cholr Ruth DICICIDSOH was nearly blmd when she was a child Lorrame Mershon cllmbed Mount Marcy at the age of I0 Mlldred Morrell was once a redhead I-Ielene I-Iandelman was born 1n Omaha Nebraska Jean Bryson was born rn Scotland oan Conway IS a HOOSICI' from Incllana My only objection was that this young miss - . AUDITORIUM SERVICE CLUB The Audltorlum Service Club IS a newly formed club and a very necessary one ln our school It was organlzed by Mr Hull our new prmcxpal Mem bershxp mcludes both boys and lrls The Presldent IS Davld Pohl and the Secretary Treasurer IS Wllllam Driscoll Special audltorlum dutles are asslgned to each member Some have full charge of the stage and lts arrangement the care of the stage property and dressmg rooms Qthers operate lnghts 'md wmdows curtains or seats Qthers are tramed as ushers Thus club te xches responslblllty ln dally llVlf1Q', CLASS SONG nd by Muxul I dr n Stlrley lrumxm Although we must leave you we ll never forget Old Centr xl our Central and lt s with regret Wnth all of our plea urea and our sorrows too lt s wxth a sad heart that we shall leave you And It was Old Central that gave us our start What hes before us we do not know But Central s made us Ht to flght our foe OUR YEAR BOOK COVER The cover of the Year Book IS different agam thls year due probably to the hx h degree of orlglnalltv of the class of I936 The art staff with the ald of some members of the 9A art class have endeavored to plcture for you the outstandlng aCtlVltlCS of Central To help you to xdentlfy them the followlng clue IS offered You w1ll fmd lllustrated ln a certam order the C-lee Club Dramatlcs SCYIP Dances Art fthe Mex lcan IS the model Student Councll Athletlcs Scholarshlp Honor Soclety Manual Arts Llbrary Traffxc the small offender any 7B and Home Arts The design was made by the Art Edxtors anrce Thearle Henry Brrd and Kent Heacox Others who contrlbuted to the design are Harland Buckland Mary Palotta Paul Miller and Norman Teahan IN MEMORIAM fond memory of our dear frrend ln memory of our beloved frrend and and classmate teacher member of the faculty for thirteen years Xl l X XNDVR CRIC-HlON MISS JXNI WALLACE Dned l ebru xrv 2 IQ36 Dxed january 72 IQ56 I . U . , . 1 . . . 1 ' , ! , . l . 1 .L 1 . , 1 I . . W 1' 5 - Priv nn , I 1' ' e ' 1 ' I ' . . E y . Y ' . . . ' ' ' s 1 ' 3 . ' w 1 f , 1 dc . So into the future, we now depart , .0 . . . D - .1 ' , , ' I - r 7 l Y Q v 1 - A ' , ' 4 - 9 . , J ' , ' . . .5 u , ' c . , , . T Z 4 y . I 1 M V , F AREWELL BUT NOT FOREVER mlop.1e t they 1 N ncruu 'I hus outspoke some brave 9A s The leaders of our fate To all 9A s upon thls earth Departure cometh soon or late And how can we go better For the ashes of our teachers And the temples of the peda ogues3 Make out our wlll Snr Council Wlth all the speed ye may As we depart for Hugh School Annclpatmg now the greater day WILL We the 9A Class of Schenectady County of Hllarxty and State of mental deflclency make publlsh and declare thls to be our last wlll and testament hereby revoking all former wllls by us made and hereby provoklng all PYCVIOUS benefrclarnes We clevlse and bequeath all of our property real and personal to our Alma Mater and aculty xt bemg our mtentlon to make no further DYOVISIOH for any better mstxtutlon We appomt Mrs Frsh executrrx and walve grvmg of a bond or any accountmg of our actnons IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have hereun o set our hands and seal thls rare day of June raduatlon A D I936 'I HE. 9A CLASS ,l ,. 'I I 4 tA1 0 1 met. Thorn: 5 .Is W2 lx-'L I L i v Q . l M .. . Y w 1 I . M Than facing fearful odds, M , , . v l I g ' if ' t .N - ii - W . . . V .. M 1 ' 1, ,. ll 1. l . 'Ln Y YL HY V ' V- ' ' Y - -. Y V 1 I A 1 . , . W e also hereln provxde that the resldue of our estate shall be clnlded and drstrlbuted ac cordmz to the followmg speclfxcatlons and PTOVISIOHS To the faculty Lratltude and appreclatlon for steerlnv our shlp of state safely wlonv the roclx bound coast of l-tnowledgfe mto the harbor serene To Mr Hill our new prlnclpal Qur best wlshes for hls success ln the completron of unlor Hwh Sthool progrum t at reflects hls high Ideals IH the symp xthetlc Ould mee of youth To Mrs Flbh OU1' dean Nllny th mlxs tor her lllilllllflg clewotron and ltlnclly Qonsxclcrxtlon tor xll of our actlvltles and projents l To the 9211001 Xnd depirtln le me behlnd us tootprmts on the lxwn Flnfferprmts probably preferred o the 9B Cllss Kenneth Nlaney S Envllsh notebook game will be found behind the pxino m Room 04 Methods ln Al ebrm PL1lDllSl'l6Cl by fmnus Nealon xnd Company Our QA Cllolllty and unearned honors SQUIYITIIII vsrlvvllnff snal-tes For suentc l ctures or drsturbmof f'ur maidens A boolt entltled City Governments fxutnor Alrce Owen ern Bryson s report cwrd and her OfflLl'll tltle l resrdent of the btudent Councll the lratfxc Squ xcl Disc xrded xrn binds 1 tht pretmus IB s Qur deepcst sympxlhv the st ui l xheld Xexst Foun for elrly rlsmg to t e lOflllCCl hel hts ot lxnowleclffe o the new pl ryf round AX fund lll trust to ply the W lj it world rs Petr r He nderson s rwn seed Plexs lxec p olt of the f rcrss Propcr equlpment 1nd llghtlnz, to m llx lt in E'V6Illl1l ret re xtmn center On the dl, Incl xerr xboxe written the fort om xnslrument wx rs Sl ned se lled published and dcclxred lly the above lqestitors to be then lxst will xncl test rment m the presence of both of us Ind we at thelr request 'md ID the r presence and rn the presence of each other have substrxbed our lllllSfYlOl1b names 'rs testl Ill witnesses FR XNCEAS FISH Res dmv over the bridge CEQRGL l ECR Re-sxdxnv on the outskrrts I . . . .Y. - - - , , . . r . . . 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I M Y :A H : M 'GOO O CDO. mm mmOH 0' O WHY CLUBS? lVlan is a gregarious creature HIS natural instinct urges him to associate with his fel low beings For many reasons then he unites in groups of like interests and common purposes to advance his welfare and pro gress School is life ln the making and as such aims to prepare youth for more abundant living Clubs therefore awaken a childs lnterest and provides such activity as will best serve his growth to the fullest develop ment and create a capacity to live his life more enjoyably Hail soclal life' Into thy pleasing bonds l come to pay the common stock by share of service and in Glad return to taste thy comforts and thy protected joys Service Clubs Presidents Club Library Cafeteria C-lee Club Grchestra Scrlp unlor Red Cross Auditorium Servlce Club Members of these clubs contribute a real service to our school They assume responsi b1lltlCS in the library manage the school paper s rve in the Cafeteria or home room organizations and furnish music for enter talnment for various social functions or pub lic performances which net an income for the school Art of Speaking junior Dramatic Debating Senior Dramatic Spoken Word Clubs of this type prepare students to ap pear in public giving them a poise and self control that contributes greatly to their per sonality Social Adjustment Anti Crime Club Dance Club Social Dancing Hostess Safety A knowledge of soclal procedure may save many embarrassing moments at social functions and the proper behavior and con duct as a CltlZCl'l 1n society may save our na tion embarrassmg rnllllons Nature Nature Study Club Bird Club Dart Baseball Nature is man s teacher She unfolds her treasures to his search unseals his eye lllumes his mind and purifles his heart influence breathes from all the sights and sounds of her exist ence Children naturally love nature and re spond quickly to her call Outdoor clubs keep ahve thls primitive 1nst1nct for freedom and relaxation and awaken their curloslty in their relationship to thelr natural envlron ment For Beauty s Sake Literary Appreciation Club Literary Club Fine Arts Sketchmg 9A Art Staff ln such clubs boys and girls learn to preciate art in their environment and make ti an of the love of the beautiful influences the culture of any people Life Work Business Practice Camera Club Mechanical Drawing Club Such clubs will afford experience useful for any chosen occupation or may provide a hobby which will later msure a financial profit or lead to further act1v1t1es ln similar fields Idle Hours Clrppmgs Club Leather Puzzle Checkers Toy Clippings Club Crocheting Stanip Chess Knlttlnf lnvention and modern efficiency in mdus try have made leisure time a real problem for the future Satan has always held an outstanding rec ord in his ability to furnish mischief for idle hands to do lnterest in a variety of act1v1 ties mcreases zest and Joy of living and pro vides profitable recreation after the dreary routine of a busy day . - , , . ' l I At A U I . n . 0 , ' , I - . y y , . Y . . . 2 an - 1 1 ' ' , Y . K . . . , - 'Y Y . . 5 n . . u I ap- J it a part of every day living. This cultiva- .K . . Y S i I . . , - , Organizers Curtis Klingg Norman Tezihan, Charles Brumaghin. Jean Bryson, Mary Sanderson, Kenneth Maney, Patty O'C'onnor, Janet Horne, Jeanne Simmons, Norma Allessandriiii. Members James Kelly, Alvin Meentemeier, Lorraine Mershon, Paul Miller, Peggy Murphy. VVilliam Nichols, Richard Payette, Beatrice Pclts, Mary E. Potter, Rita Preddice, Betty Rifenbark, Ellen Ruddy, Mildred Sheldon, Richard Sittner, Norman Teahan, Jane VValclron, Donald VVatson, Ethel VVitaker, Dorothy Jones, Thomas Baskous, Norman Baugh, Douglas Beers, Charles Brumaghin, Jean Bryson, Donald Clowe, Avron Cohen, Frances Comeau, Athalia Darnell, William Dean, Thomas Dempster, Ruth Dickinson, Edward Epremian, Jane Frame, Elizabeth Garvey, Helene Handelman, Jane. lloxne, Maigaie. Howenstein, Kathryn Hughes, Frank Lzipello. rr- Q Y Y ,A , Y Y, . , ,, ...sw ,,, .-..,,., ,..-........l.....1....a Fu-sr Row --Left to Right:,Paul Miner, Mai-y 1, Vgeersi John ciowe, Rita P1-eddice, Wm. Moir, Q9fjs'Coffey Jean Ashley, Mary Helen Peel, Van Stewart. Second Row-Left to Righ : George Normand, Dorothy Nelson, Audrey Honicky, Shirley Frumkin, Lorraine McGrath, Pearl Swanker, Mary D. Snyder, Dorothy VVagner, Lenora Petti. Third Row-Left to Right: Ruth Dickinson, Virginia Parr, Rose Rodwell, Jane Beverly, Norma Gardiner, Dora Mary Staver, Mary Hovey, Ruth Madlin, Rose Clark, Margaret Murphy. Fourth Row-Left to Right: Lorraine LaDue, Muriel Anderson, Helen Meier, Kenneth Maney, Richard VVoodward, Bertha Choquette, Alma Roth, Louise Dillon, Imogene Shaw, Jennie Bellio. Honor Society Miss M airs, Sponsor Scrip Club f Mrs. Ralph, Miss Easton Sponsors Student Council Miss Niven, Sponsor President's Club f Miss Bush, Sponsor '4773 First Row--Left to Right: Robert Ledwith, Jack Russell, Kenneth Maney, Curtis Kling, Jean Bryson, Charles Brumaghim, Thomas Baskous, John Queern, Edward Holland. Second RowiLeft to Right: Walter Pickett, Mary Sanderson, Norma Alesandrini, Shirley Maloy, Betty Platto, Agatha Martin, Jeanne Simons, Dorthy Sepure, Roy Van Valkenburg. Third Row' Left to Right: Gladys Niven, John Knight, Raymond Levesque, Frank Wheeler, Eddie Frieburghouse, Donald Sayles. Fourth Row-Left to Right: John Clowe, Steven Duszynski, Frank Capello, Robert O'Leary, William Moir, Norman Teahan, William Nichols. J First Row Left to Right: Inger Rasmussen, Claire Witbeck, Junice DeVoe, Robert Keenan, George Peck, Robert Mooney, Doris Coffey, Eileen McFadden, Dorothy Decatur. Second Row-Left to Right: Edward Scanlon, Clark Grodevant, Salvatore Zeto, James Crawford, Shirley Mathews, Leo Maughlin, Clark Baker, Francis McElroy, John Damberg. Third Row -Left to Right: Thomas Doane, James Kelley, Thomas Moffett, Donald Watson, Albert Ward, Carl Christensen, Willis Eldred, Richard Biagi, Members of Club: Jean Ashley. George Barnes. Mary June Beers, John Brady, Bruno Diamanti, Jean Bryson, Robert Corrigan. Doris Decker. Elaine DeForest. Edward Epremain, Sally Erbacher, Tilford Finch. Douglas Frelick, Norma Gardner, Alma Hambly. Edward Holland, Robert Hoose, Barbara Hubbard, Curtis Kling, Ruth Lamb, Betty Leonard, Jack Maggs, Kenneth Maney, Muriel Maloney, Lorraine Mershon, Rex Moon. Robert Mooney, Margaret Murphy, Pearl Nickel, Lawrence Nyland, Robert Richards, Frank Ridings, Rose Rodwell, William Rodwell, Alma Roth, Ellen Ruddy, Shirley Schurick, Mildred Sheldon, Mary Dodd Snyder, Helen Turner, Jane VValdron, Mary Jane Wilkins, Dorothy Wood, First Row Left to Rightr Marion Scott, Robert Shafarman, Robert King, Rita Cregan, Helen Fisch, Shirley Ferguson, William Dillion, Nicholas Maggi, Mohak Gokhale. Second Row'-Left to Right: John Wallett, Alice Decoste, Alice McFadden, Verne Jones, Ada Hyman, Eileen Houlihan, Betty Zeder. Mary Kelleher, Mary Ann Finley, Clara Mahoney, Donald Hall. Third Row- Left to Right: Bernard Sakolski, Edward Moynihan, Frederick Eckert. George Langolis, Erwin Schadegg, Donald Wright, George Stark, Jack Morris, Edward Nealon. Library Club Q Sponsor Mrs. Margaret H. Steers, Literary Club C Sponsor Elizabeth G. Kahler, Debating Club 9 Miss Smith, Sponsor Spoken-Word Club Q Miss Owen, Sponsor First Row-Left to Right: Thomas Hannigan, John Hagadorn, Lansing Rosekrans, John Keefe, Douglas DeWesse, James Crawford, Charles Capel, Donald Harling, Stillman Muzikar. Second Row-Left to Right: John Hallahan, Paul Myers, Rose Stancn, Marylyn Boland, Miss Smith fSponsorl, Donald Tiffany, Garry Jessen. First Row Left to Right: Mary Ledwith, Annette Levine, Anne Magram, Richard Sharpe 'Vice Presidentl, Imogene Shaw 4PI'0SiLiCllii, Vera Peek fSecret:iry-Treas- uit-rl, Betty DeVVitt, Dorothy Sweet, June Coons. Second Row Left to Right: Muriel Anderson, Dora Mary Staver, Ida May Costello, Augustine McGuire, Miss Spooner 4SponsorJ, Joseph Minersagen, Mary Elizabeth Potter, Phyllis VVcaver, Janet Horne, Marjorie Allen. Missing from the picture: Ethel Whitaker, Dorothy Ramsey, Francis Mullen. First Row- Left to Right: Ilah Fasake, Claire O'Keefe, John VVilliams, VVilliam Van Steenburgh, Barbara Moynihan, Frederick Shavor, Clifford Morgan, Gertrude Munger, Mary Jane Sutliff. Second Row- Left to Right: Marian Peek, Charlotte Golden, Ailine Sands, Kempton Vaeth, Jean Franken, Eileen Goggins, Katherine Gass, Arlene Male, Russell Sohlberg. Senior Dramatic Club Miss Spoone Sponsor Junior Dramatic Club 0 Mrs. Roe, Sponsor I' Clipping Club U Miss Jennings, Sponsor Literature Appreciation Club U Miss Roohan, Sponsor First Row--'Left to Right: Rita Rogers. Barbara Herron, Annette Kaplan, Arlene Veeder tPres.l, Dorothy Hartingstall fVice Presb, Junice DeVoe fSecretaryJ, Lorraine Muth. Second Row-Left to Right: Ruth Hendricks, Betty McCabe. Rosalina Lapi, Margaret Harris, Lucille Humpf, Winifred Gavin, Athalia Darnell. Third Row--Left to Right: Miss Jennings tSponsorJ, Mary Marshall, Marilyn Robbins, Doris Coffey, Beverly Neadle, Caroline Gerling, Q First Row: George Barbour, Walter Miller, Robert Farsted, Rita Polacheck, Jean Shurtleff, Marshall Shurtleff, NVilliam Doyle, Jane MacDonald, Lillian Ridings, Dan Viscusi. Second Row: David Smart, Clifford Mallard, Charles Phillips, Alma Gatti, Marjorie LeValley, Peggy Scantlebury, Lillian Scoffield, Davis Cornell, Winifred Wichham, Raymond Peterson, Vernon Jutton, Donald Gavin. Third Row: Frederick Manchester, Ruth Rows, Virginia Penrose, Carolyn Coons, Ida Parskocim, Florence Gaczkowski, Margaret Fischer, Irene Miller, Virginia Sczodroski Billy Leonard. Fourth Row: Walter Pickett, Betty Sumberg, Doris Mackert, Barbara Townsend, Felicia Predel, Evelyn O'Leary, Helen Kutassy, June Chase, Matilda Anderson, Clark Zeh. Fifth Row: Thomas Bozzi, Robert Pulaski, Joseph Norton, Frederick Preston, Matthew Duck, Edward McLaughlin. l I Girls VC. Anderson, A. Alifeiis. D. Armstrong, B. Barbour, M. Beaudiy, J. Bellio, M. til Carrono, C. Cass, R. Clark, H. Downs, M. Fischer, M. Forte, E, Garvey, S. Griswold, L. Harrington, D. Jaycox, C. Jutton, B. Kehoe, R. St. Clair, L. LaDue, B. Mader, M M. Mooney, C. Nelson, A. Oliver, M. Paone, A. Peek, L. Petti, A. Schulman, E. Shaw, ' 1 L. Strumeyer, P. Swanker, A. Toomey, G. Truszowskin H. WVagner, D. VVagoner, 1 J. Weber, G. Wheeler, J. lfVhite, P. Wire. Boys--E. Bailey, W. Blakey, J. Best, R. Ca1'1'ier, L. Cooke, F. Calkins, L. Doyle, A. Di Blazio, R. Edgell, R. Ellis, F. Emmer, R, Epting, E. Fagel, R. Fiala, H, Guynup, E. Hoose, R. King, C. Lohnes, A. Meentemeier, H. Morgan, L, Natorella, J. Pulaski, G. Peck, R. Pederquist, G. Sausville, R. Sauer, J. Seypure, R. Sittner, J. Smith, J. Thomas, E. Van Wie, J. Van Valkenberg, W. Richards, First Row--Left to Right: Sam Douglas, Susan Lyons, Janice Thearle fPresidentD, Henry Q Bird 1Vice Presidentl, Madge Vonie 1Secretary and Treasurerl, Frances Levitt, Second Row---Left to Right: Elizabeth Bird, Lenora Brodsky, Jean Apkes, Miss Harrison rSponsorJ, Dorothy Schrader. N' Third Row ---Left to Right: James Kelly, Chester Rice, Paul Miller, Richard Woodward, Robert DeHart. 1 Missing from picture: George Russ. 1 Guy Ladd. Dancing Club C Miss Eighmey and Mr. McCaughey, Sponsors Social Dancing Club Q Miss Harrison Sponsor Hostess Club C Miss Abbott, Sponsor Auditorium Service Mr. Hill, Sponsor M Front Row-Left to Right: Betty Breen, Louise Anglesey, Alice Andrews, Gladys Bige- low, Anna Mae VVilson, Marie Dutelle, Barbara Yingling, Sara Spencer, Dorothy Mattison. Q , ' Second Row Left to Right: Irma Baker, Blanche Mitchell, Dorothy Tajkowski, Mary Spellman, June Nvalrath, Beverly Bradley, Rosalind Gerling, Betty VVilson, Margaret M, Edgell, Jean Lamb. ::-EE- .:: '---' .,--0 First Row--Left to Right: Walter Boyling, VVilliam Driscoll, Mildred Frye, David Pohl, Thelma Sweeney, Quentin Hogan, Walter Maney. Second Row--'Left to Right: John Kuder, Archie Bennett, Eileen Connor, Sam Riggi, Ted Hodoroski. , Third Row-Left to Right: Van Stewart, Howard Bray, 'William Harwood, Robert Burke, I James Peterson. l N. lp' Members of Club: Ben Beadles, Marguerite Clarke, Gertrude Farley, Carlton Gordon, Robert Guckemus, John Hahn, Alice Hendricks, Burton Hotopp, Telford Humphrey, Bruce May, Rita Maney, Billy Matern. June Mattern, Earl Maxfield, Margaret Micski, Robert O'Leary, Dan Ruddy, Jack Russell, Margaret Schreiner, Carl Settle, Beverly Stautler, Malcolm Waddington, Dalton Zeh, Hazel Wilcox, Bertram Decker, John Linnehan, Eleanor Folan, Raymond Willett. Seated Left to Right: Claiie Whitbeck, Philip Hosgood, Shirley Maloy, Muriel Klarnmer, Beatrice Sharp, Virginia Simmons, Wilbur Townsend. Standing-Left to Right: John Austin, Jack Patnode, John Higgins, George Desruisseau, Warren Houghton, Bob Harlan, Ruth Weber. Camera Club C Mr. Simpson, Sponsor Sketching Club H. Ryan, Sponsor Nature Study Club Miss Robinson, Mrs. H Sponsor Bird Club . eckroth, Sponsor First Howe Left to Right: William Eger. Waltrutlc Schroeder, Ella May Goodrow Thomas Baskous, Douglas Beers, Avron Cohen, Catherine Verwoert, Jean Davis Y , Gloria Dickerson. li W Robinson rClub Sponsoil, Dorothy Birch, William Stapleton, Robert Reabody. Third Row-Left to Right: Albert Moser, Durwood Dando. Dorothy Cooper, John Clowe , Francis Desmond, James Reilly, 1 Second Row Left to Right: Leonard Everson, Richard Goodwin. Dorothy Jones, Miss Seated: Mary Palotta, James Kelly tTreasurerJ, Janice Thearle 4Vicc Pres.J, Henry Bird 4President7, Elizabeth Bird, Richard Sittner. Standing: Frances Levitt, Robert Edick, June Mosher, Miss Harrison 4SponsorJ, Kent Heacox, Jean Apkes, Sam Douglas, Eleanor Folan. Missing from picture: Norman Baugh 1Treasurer,7 First Row- -Left to Right: Lois Fletcher, Norma Lashaw 1Pres.l, Mary Sanderson, Harold Shave, Franklin Cooper, Donald McKellar, Audrey Keefe, Shirley Griffith, Constance Luckhurst, Margaret Cleary. Second Row: Mr. Stottle 1Sponsorb, Shirley Mathews, Margaret Parker, Catherine Van Dorn, Evelyn Barrington, Katherine Holliday, Ann Clymer, Wilma Regan, Roberta Teest 4Club Reporteri, Marilyn Veeder, Agatha Martin, Jane Youngs, Ethel Brennan. Third Row: John Rusk, Alan Staver, Kiely Psimaris, Chester Welsh, Lawrence Osborne 4Sec. and Treas.J, Harry Seiler LV. PJ 9A Class Art Staff Miss Ha Sponsor Fine Arts Mr. Stot Sponsor rrison, tle Advanced Knitting Club . Miss Lavery, Sponsor Beginners Knitting Club f Alice Madden, Sponsor First Row---Left to Right: Doris Neuber, Marion Daley, Virginia Miller, Augusta Thompson, Ruth Madlin, Betty Lyons, Louise Dillion, Mary Hover, Mary Sewell. Second Row- Left to Right: Patty O'Conn0r, Mary Mason, Lorraine Sumberg. Betty Masse' Florenre Turnbull, Dorothy Shannon, Alice Bartling, Phyllis Lindsay, Marilyn King. Third Row-Left to Right: Barbara Hastings, Janet Farrell, Phyllis Graham, Helen Meier, Jean Brown, Lorraine Steele. Gloria DeHart, Eileen Duval. l First RowfLcft to Right: Alice White, Marian Delaney, Margaret Smith, Rosalyn l Siegal, Elsie King, Dorothy Wing, Gloria Swart, Marjorie Samuel, Nancy Trumbull. Second Row -Left to Right: Gertrude Nosal, Anna Mae Cronin, Robert Leary, Arthur ' Smith, John Hilton, Raymond McMahon, Elsie Smith, Helena Roscoe, Harold Gauger. Third Row-Left to Right: Phillip Williams, John Ploss, Helen Wagoner, Marshall Yovits, Robert Ferber. Members not in picture: Dorothy Carmichael, Jack MacMul1en, Henrietta Ostrander, Mary Young, Robert Kelly. Left to Right: Harold Hinch, Myles Hughes, Jack Byrnes, Robert Lane, Monroe Kulkhin, Richard Stewa1't, Harry Clarke, Donald Sayles, William Schreck, William Snyder, Delmont Wemple, Donald Myers, Nichlas Pallotta, Mr. O'Brien 1Sponsor7, Carl ' Blanchard, Fred Wiesenger, William Turner, Allen Manning. ' Nl ry, l lt ll ll Puzzle Club Miss Mo Sponsor Toy Club Q Mr. O'B Sponsor rrow, rien Chess Club Q R. Schneider, Sponsor Checker Club ' Mr. Sheedy, Sponsor W'-1 VW i w First Row-Left to Right: T. Freedman, F.. Parker, R. Keenan, F. Shoeffler, J. Foster D. Baskous, R. Forgette, E. Robinson. Second Row' Left to Right: R. Ryer, VV. McGuire, M. Stock, A. VVard, A. Wright, A V Arnoff, G. Sisler. Others in Club: R. Burke, H. Herrera, H. Salani, R. Ledwith, F. Simmons, VV. Keenan , T. Engell, K. Klarman, A. Male, W. Cleary. First Row-ff-Left to Right: Margaret Howenstein, Frances Comeau, Doris Marcley, Dorothy Pardi, Jane Goodwin, Wyona Mann, Lenore Brodsky, Miss Bell Goldman, accompanistg Miss Grace Weider, director, May Helen Pell, Florence McGinley, Ruth Devendorf, Meta Bruce, Jaqueline Loiselle, Janet Smith, Marcia Smith. Second Row Left to Right: Norman Vivian, Donald White, Russell Skinner, George Baskous, Clark Baker, Robert Anthony, Betty White, James Quinlan, Norman Teahan, Carlton Gerni, Harold Fagal, Harvey Simmons, Barrett Sand, Lloyd Clark, Richard Ruder, Barclay Fishburn, Third Row -'Left to Right: Catherine Baillie, Catherine Zeh, Betty Rifenbach, Alice Weber, Catherine Hughes, Ruth Dickinson, Marion Taglieri, Grace Forbes, Lula Nelson, Mary Pollotta, Doris McNamera, Jean Stapleton, Marjorie Maurice, Shirley Frumkin, Constance Poersch. Fourth Row Left to Right: Richard Payette, Robert Fowler, Douglas Campbell, Paul Meyers, Carl Christensen, Frank Capello, Marvin Fischer, Byron Day, Donald VVatson, Richard VVoodward, Charles Kahler, Sam Douglas, Herbert Berger. Front RowMLeft to Right: Irene Doak, Rita Beaudry, Mary Lapi, Wilma Wasson CVice- Presj, Hable Pickett fPresident5, Betty Jane Davis 4Secretary-TreasurerJ, Virginia Byrnes, Florence Backrach, Virginia Brockmyer. Second Row--Left to Right: Miss Kittle tSponsorb, Marjorie Hyland, Ruth Becker, Rita Coons, June Mimmack, Doris Breymaier, Eleanor Witkowski, Betty Platto, Estella Hindricks, Geraldine Rosiiter. Glee Club Sponsor Miss Weider, Junior Red Cross Club Q Miss Kitlle, Sponsor Traffic Squad Mr. O Brien, Sponsor Anti-Crime Club Q Miss Barnes, Sponsor ' First Rowe--Left to Right: Janet Horne, Laurence Nyland, Alvin Meentemeier, Arm- ji strong McMorris rCaptainl, Ruth Collins 1Secretaryl, Thomas Baskous 1Treasurerl, , VVilliam Dean, Roy Pederquist, Phyllis Graham. lx, Second Row---Left to Right: George Normand, Edward Epremian, Tommy Dempster, SW Rosemary Feane, Rita Preddice, Augusta Thompson, Bruce May, Louis Natorella, I f Norman Teahan. Third Row-4Left to Right: Edward Bailey, Aaron Aronoff, James Howard, Tony VVright, Robert Viola, Clifford Lohnes, Douglas Beers, Harvey Simmons, William Nichols. ll! Fourth Row-Left to Right: Raymond Vogel, Albert Ward, Bryson Day, Raymond W Greenwood, Mr. O'Brien, Leopold Levesque, Donald Watson, Paul Miller, Robert l,, Kelly, Carl Christensen. 'YI-4 'lx fx First Row-f--Left to Right: Arthur Mohrman, Margie Adams, Kathryn Keyser, Glen Pratt, Thomas Moffett, William Dean, Lucy Szychulska, Zoe Bosworth, Billy EH, Fordyce, Frank Bachrach. ,l 5 ll Second Row--Left to Right: Harland Buckland, Dorothy Anderson, Olive Buell, Florence l Potter, Charlotte Tripp, Stella Ille, June Boal, Irene DesBois, Donald Clow. Third Row-Left to Right: Ruth Gillespie, Thomas Shaw, Betty Nelson, Margie Colls, llt Bernard Dobies, Jane Hyland, William Nichols, Mildred Morrell, Jane Frame, L 1 Eleanore Bienduga, Doreen Doak. l, l Fourth Row-Left to Right: Miss Barnes tSponsorJ, Robert Moran, Charles Brumaghim, , Raymond Vogel, Richard Graham, Robert Lomasney, Robert Edick, Robert Hamond. i First RowiLeft to Right: George Herath, Edward Clute, Jack Prendegast, Rose Yazum, Arthur Levesque, Billy Gazeley, Billy Dimrnock. it Second Rowe-Left to Right: Raymond Dunleavy, Ray Seaman, Patricia Carroll, John i 5 Brucker, Norma Allessandrini, Joseph Herman, Sidney Bellinger, Mr. Heller kSponso1'J. M Fiist Row--Left to Right: Roy Abbey, John Quein, Walter WVilson, James O'Brien, Robert Britton, Laverne Cooper. fi Second Rowe-Left to Right: Kenneth Nelson, Alton Taylor, Doris Stewart, Dorothy ii Kottke, Helen Powers, Virginia Crary, Jane Duchaine, John Blowney, Ronald Allen, I , Billy Hamm. Qi Third Row--Left to Right: Lee McIntyre, Edward Walters, Harold Schaffer, Walter ,ii Talbot, Joseph Schaeffer, Dick Newell, Donald Millet, Wayne LePierre, George Frisky, Howard Waddington, Harold Preskop. Founrth Row-'Left to Right: Raymond Levesque, James Waldron, Billy McGinn, Billy IW Walker, Bill Lomasney, Frank Wheeler, VVilbur Goodrow, Robert Pelky. li ' i Leathe Club rcraft Mr. Heller, Sponsor Stamp Club Miss We Sponsor lls Mechanical Drawing Club f Mr. Reynolds, Sponsor Wrestling Club . Mr. Schneider, Sponsor First RowMLeft to Right: Earl Whitbeck, Thomas Dempster, Wm, Moir, Robert Hotal- ing, Everett Badger, Ralph Rapp, Howard Miller. Second RowfLeft to Right: George Normand, Irving Mickey, Gevin Muilany, Carl Gerni, John DeSarbo, Francis Nealon, Ben Iovino. Third Row' -Left to Right: Armstrong MCM0l'l'iS, Anthony Wright, Clifford Lohnes, Carl Skoiarczak, Robert Reynolds tSponso1'.J ,re tl First Row--'Left to Right: Meta Bruce, Francis Stone, Norman Pratt, William Efner, Raymond Rivlin, Tommy Dempster, John Shultis, Jack MacManus. Second Row Left to Right: Roy Van Valkenburg, David Post, Som Douglas, Eddie Frieburghouse. ,, , Third Row Left to Right: Tilford Finch, Bruce May, Avron Cohen, Donald Tiffany, Paul Miller, Robert Sauer, Richard Goodwin. Sitting: Muriel Friedman, Robert Provost, Arthur Copeland, Jack Ryder, Eddie Scanlon, David Post, Julie Kamerer, Virginia Morse, Raymond Rivlin, William Efner, John 13, Shultis, Anna May Kluczynski, Ethel Van Wagner, Dorothy Jupka, Rosemary Feane. .i Standing: Billy Jensen, Berndt Angman, Eddie Frieburghouse, Paul Myers, Sterling Huntington. Missing from the picture: Jack McManus. Band Q Mr. Trembley, Sponsor Orchestra Members . 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