South Park High School - Dial Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1941 volume:

THE DIAL SOUTH PARK HIGH SCHOOL BUFFALO NEW YORK l9lll L . . , . , , ' ivl....:' . ,V -1-!rK:-- fzv, .. -, I owwom' THE DIAL again bows itself into the good graces of its readers on this its twenty-sixth annual appearance. Serving as an album of souvenirs of the school year, it hopes to please with its selections and to delight with the memories that it weaves. The ideals, the duties and the responsibilities of citizen- ship, are the glorious heritage of every American and at this time of crisis, when the resources of the nation are being marshaled for defense, this important note is empha- sized in our dedicatory theme-Americanism. ' ' 7'Yi4f'Vffs'f' 5395311 A VH .-P5 '1 ':3T5j5?5i:9Q 52+ - '- ' ' V ,y?2'1.,,z 1, 2tfQ'u,g ' i:'5 Z-1 131. ' '--94, ?'3::,Qg5'4!Es.r-fp: 'f'ffxQ. . A, J -.N . ,. .- -an'-':. V-. -EWU. - + QA EY 'i-1:1 -141 K. , ,' D ,,.. . .. Uv 1 .w -ff-, 1, -:iw ' ' 7'. 2, 'He-. 1.05 ij.,.' , 1, ,. mn.. V 1. P,--11 . , Z9 et.. ., 4 ' J, .'f': 1 .- Q- - i' Q E I Bill 'ZSIII I NBII HEII . V. 3 l 31 'u ADMINISTRATION History A description of the Commencement exercises in J une, 1940, serves as an introduction to the history for the present school year, owing to the fact that the Dial goes to press each year before the exercises are held. The theme of the exercises was The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of South Park High Schoolf, An oration entitled 4'South Park High School-Twenty five years was given by Charles E. Wiles, vice-president of the class and Paul R. Fauth, class president, delivered the valedictory. The class num- bered 612, of whom 95 received diplomas With Honor, indicating that nine of the required sixteen units were earned with a Regents mark of 90 W or above, and 274 received diplomas 'GWith Credit,', having averaged 75W or above in the same number of required units. The Senior Gold Medal awarded for the highest scholastic standing during the Senior year was presented to Nancy E. Ryther and the Jesse Ketchum Medal for the highest scholastic standing for the entire four years of high school was won by Charles E. Wiles. Each year the University of the State of New York awards forty scholar- ships to the students in Erie County who have the highest average based on marks attained in regular Regents examinations. These scholarships entitle the holder to one hundred dollars a year for four years, while attending any New York State college or normal school. The following six graduates of the class of 1940 won such scholarships and deserve congratulations for their success: Ellen M. Neylon Josephine A. Zdon Nancy E. Ryther Patricia A. Sullivan Thelma L. Davies Margaret M. Mockler School opened for the new scholastic year 1940-41 on September 4 with a second week registration of 3244. 335 freshmen were assigned to the South Park High School Annex at School No. 7 and 397 freshmen were provided for at the annex at School No. 67. ln consequence, the over- crowding of the past few years in the main building was somewhat relieved. The general decline in school enrollment throughout the country had reached the high schools for the first time and was reflected in the decrease of approxi- mately one hundred fifty pupils. With eager anticipation, the students each year look forward to the Christ- mas pageant as the culmination of long preparation for the holiday season. 6 This year was no exception and the traditional performance was produced with all its brilliant color and tuneful music providing a setting that lingers long in the memory of all students. The decking of the corridors and the auditorium with evergreens and holly for many has become a labor of love effectively contributing to the fitting celebration of Christmas. The kings, shepherds, heralds and angels performed impressively and the musical selec- tions were beautifully rendered in the best South Park tradition. With presentations for the students on Thursday and Friday afternoons and for the general public on Thursday evening, the Christmas season was fittingly ushered in at South Park. Many members of the alumni returned to their Alma Mater to re-live for the moment the happiness of Christmas Hat home. The Alumni Association held its annual re-union at the Buffalo Trap and Field Club, December 26. About five hundred were in attendance and the dining and dancing in the elaborately decorated ballroom was thoroughly enjoyed. The committees in charge deserve commendation for the success of this delightful affair and the same friendly atmosphere, so traditionally prevalent at such gatherings, again prevailed. The retiring president, Dr. Edward J. Eagan, presided at the dinner. The officers elected for the coming year were: Edward L. Guthrie ,,...,.......... ...,,......... P resident Dr. Raymond J. McCarthy ....... ..,..,.. V ice-President Marcella P. Godfrey .,...,.,...... ....,....,,... S ecretary Mrs. Charles Regan ...........,.......,.....,....,,....... Treasurer In all interscholastic contests in declamation, oratory, essay writing and debating, South Park was represented and made a creditable showing. Preliminary contests held at the school in these activities aroused much interest among the students and the experience and training gained by con- testants was well worth the effort expended. Eleanor Szumilo, who repre- sented South Park in the Interscholastic Girls' Declamation Contest, won second place with her selection '4The Renegade Zouavef' Shortly after the opening of school in September, the call was issued for candidates for the golf, cross country and football teams. A large number of enthusiastic boys responded and as the season advanced the teams in all three sports made splendid progress. At the end of the season South Park was second in golf and third in cross country, but owing to an unfortunate incident, was obliged to forfeit three games in football, closing the season in that sport in tenth position. Interest ran high in the winter sportsg basket- 7 ball and swimming. ln the early season many of the basketball games were decided by close margins and three games required extra period play before the final result was known. The swimming team, although largely composed of boys inexperienced in interscholastic competition when the season opened, made a remarkable record, losing only one interscholastic meet and finishing second in the All-High contest. South Park teams showed strength in the three Spring sports, baseball, track and tennis, winning the Scalp and Blade trophy in track for the first time since the opening of the school. The tennis team won the trophy by taking first place in this sport and this also marked the initial award of this cup to South Park. Records and scores of the various contests appear in the Athletic section. Senior Day was celebrated May 29 and we were again favored with beautiful spring weather. The auditorium exercises with the mothers of seniors present, the parade of the entire student body, and the reception for the seniors in the evening provided a happy and joyous occasion which will be long remembered by the boys and girls of the class of 1941. Thus does the historian record the happenings and events of the year and another page is added to the lengthy narrative of glorious achievement of Old South Park. With a hail and farewell to the graduates, and an au revoir to those who will return in September, the story of this school year is brought to a close. 8 1941 Dial Staff ETHEL KANTOR Seniors PAUL CORCORAN Seniors ELLEN MATTINGLY Athletics EMIL ROMANOWICH Athletics JOSEPHIN E BONCIOVAN NI Activities NORMA WEAVER Photographs VIRGINIA SCHEIBLE Essays HELEN SCHROEDER Entertainment SARA ROGERS Classes MURIEL HINTERMIER Illustrations NORBERT FRANK Cover Design JEAN REYNOLDS Honors WILLIAM WALSH Advertising DORUTHEA LUMPP Advertising MYRLE GICK Advertising N ORMA BEALE Advertising RICHARD ADAMS Graduate Editor 'A' NORBERT FRANK MURIEL HINTERMIER RUSSEL MATTESON RAY CONNORS Knocks 9 The Faculty ADMINISTRATIVE FRANK P. REGAN, M.A., Principal F. NICHOLAS MCCARTHY, M.Ed., Assistant Principal DOROTHY M. WOLF, B.A., Administrative Assistant CHARLES J. MONAN, M.A., Head Annex 7 JOHN K. O'DAY, B.S., Head Annex 67 STUDY ROOM PEARL HODGE NOBLE Senior Boys: Latin and English ESTHER M. JENKINS Senior Girls: Home Economics BERTHA C. FLORE, M.A. Senior and Junior Girls: Mathematics JAMES A. MOYNIHAN, M.A. Senior and Junior Boys: French KATHERINE L. GOURLAY Senior and Junior Girls: Mathematics ANNE M. STORY Junior Girls: English WILLIAM H. DAVENPORT, M.A. Junior and Sophomore Boys: English CLASS ROOM SEYMOUR B. ABELES, B.A. Social Science ALMA PFEIL ADOLF, B.A. Social Science HELEN S. ALTENBURG, B.A. Latin and Social Science K. ELEANOR APPLEBY, B.S. in Librarian MABEL D. AUSTIN Home Economics CATHERINE ROTHAUG BAKER Swimming MARIE M. BARRY, B.S. Physical Education HILDA M. BE DER, B.S. English ' Lib. Sci. TEACHERS MAUDE G. LEWIS, B.S. Junior and Sophomore Boys: Mathematics STELLA M. TIFFANY, M.A. Junior and Sophomore Girls: Greek CHRISTINE F. FINK, B.S. Sophomore Girls: Mathematics ALICE M. JAMES, B.S. Sophomore Girls: English FRANCIS M. SWEET, B.A. Sophomore Boys: French MARY G. BRINKWORTH Sophomore and Freshman Boys: Business JESSIE A. M. HOFFMAN, B.S. Sophomore and Freshman Girls: TEACHERS HELEN PETERS BENZOW, B.A. English MELINDA BLANAR, B.A. Science and Mathematics MARGARET E. BONNAR, B.S. Social Science MARGARET M. BOONE, B.A. Social Science SHIRLEY SLATER BOYD, B.A. Business IRMA BRAND, B.Ed. Business RAYMOND F. BRECKER, B.B.A Business JOHN F. BRINKWORTH, B.A. Social Science and Business Science MARY R. BRITT, B.A. English EARL BROWNJOHN Art MARGUERITE LISCHER BURNS, B.S. in C. Business EDITH H. BYERS, B.A. Mathematics ADELE CALLAHAN, B.S. in C. Business FRANK J. CAVALIERI, Jr., B.S. in Industrial Arts THOMAS J. CONNORS, M.A. Social Science ANNA C. COWLEY, B.A. Latin and English BERTHA A. CRANGLE, M.A. Mathematics KATHERINE B. CROSS, M.A. Latin MONICA E. CZURLES, B.S. Physical Education AGNES T. DANEHY, B.A. Social Science and Latin FLORENCE E. DARNELL, B.A. Latin MARCHIONA M. DI MARCO, B.A. Science KATHLEEN B. DOOLEY, B.A. Librarian MARY E. DUGGAN, M.A. English EDITH ELDRIDGE, B.S. Business ESTELLE C. EMERSON, B.S. Home Economics ARTHUR M. ERNST, B.S. Industrial Arts FRED C. FINSTERBACH, B.S. Industrial Arts DORIS L. FLIERL, M.A. English and Social Science ARTHUR F. FLUECKINGER, B.A. Science RUTH M. FRASER, B.S. in C. Business MARTIN B. FRIED, M.A. English MARCELLA P. GODFREY, B.A. Social Science RUTH D. HALL, B.A. Mathematics BERNARD A. HARRINGTON, B.A. Business Ind. Ed. JOSEPH D. HILLERY, B.A. Science and Social Science SOPHIA C. HOFMANN, B.S. Phys Ed Physical Education WILLIAM S. HUBBARD, B. Phys Ed Physical Education MYRTICE T. JOBE, B.A. Science RUTH KENNY, B.A. English MARY A. LAWLER, B.A. Latin and English VIOLA B. LENSEN, B.S. Home Economics EMILIE J. LINETTY, B.A. English AGNES M. MANNING, B.A. Social Science MARIE H. McEVOY, B.A. Social Science GEORGE P. McMAHON, B.S. Social Science CORNELIA M. METZ, M.A. German NORMAN E. METZ, M.A. Science RAYMOND E. MICHAEL, B.S Science MARY A. MONAN, B.A. English RONALD H. MOODY, B.S. Physical Education MARY H. MURPHY, M.A. Mathematics CATHERINE R. NAGEL, B.A. French ALFRED J. NAISH, B.A. Science MARY E. NEHIN, B.S. English MARY L. NICE, B.A. English NERA NICKL, B.A. English CATHERINE O'BRIEN, B.A. Social Science and English FRANK OiDAY, B.S. Science ROGER V. O'DAY, B.S. Science GERTRUDE C. O'DONNELL, BA Latin - EESSIE OZARIN, B.A. Social Science DOROTHY H. PELLMAN, B.A. English CATHERINE F. PERRY, M.A. English HELEN O. POTTER, M.A. Mathematics JOHN F. QUINLAN, B.S. Science HELEN B. RANDALL, B.S. Home Economics MARJORY M. RAPS, B.S. in C. Business ' MARGARET H. REAGAN, B.A. Business .IESSIE M. REED, B.S. Home Economics HELEN A. REMINGTON, B.S. in Home Economics MARY CREHAN ROCHE, B.A. English EDWIN F. RUNDELL, M.A. Social Science MARY M. SCANLAN, B.A. English and Business FRANCIS B. SCHLAGETER, B.A. English LOUIS F. SCHOLL, B.A. Mathematics JOSEPH R. SCHUMAKER Physical Education C. HOWARD SHAFFER, B.A. '- Science H.E. ALICE F. SHYNE, B.A. Mathematics 4' BERNADETTE G. SHYNE, B.S. Business GRACE M. STEPHENSON, B.A. Business EVELYN A. STUTTS, B.A. English ESTELLE B. SUMMERS, B.A. English MARION E. SUMMERS, B.S. in C Business MARY OLSEN SWAYZE, B.A. Business .JOSEPH F. SWEENEY Swimming MILDRED WICKSON SYMMES, B S English MARION R. TAYLOR, B.A. Mathematics ZORELDAH B. THOMASON, B.A Social Science HELEN TILLOU, B.S. Home Economics LAURA M. TRAPERTH, B.A. Latin HELEN V. WAGNER, B.A. Science and Social Science WILLIAM H. WALSH Music JANE S. WHITE, M.A. Business ww- 4. V, , -, , Y 'U,.,,9QmwW32 ,? n . , . . f Q, 7? ,,f,,t.W.,im, M9 Wh, .Wi f ' j4'7'Jff??' ff, ,gf 1 er' L ' in x ' L A 'W 4 - .5..h,s!s- BN, A p NV. - , - , mag, ' ,,,ff A 5 , 5 A .gf1..5 A lt, . M V , fr. L, ,,..,, -cm f -' - J ,Q 1 N - Llass Uflicers 1941 GEORGE F. FERRIS ,. ..,,, . ...,. ..,......... P resident ROBERT J. HIRSCH ..,....,.,., ..... ...., ..., X ' i re-President FLANUR D. SIVNTMERS ,,.,. ......,. . ....,,.,,,..... S ecrvtary PATRICIA F. BOARDMAN ..,., ,.... ..... ..... .,...,., T r P a survr 13 SENICRS THE D191 6 Adams. .lnseph A. 1 Scienre ff a BL A QA' Adrian. Helene A. si -fi V21 ' nf .Qi xr ' Business A Agnew, William C. M, . Engineer Agro. tinelli. Linrla Cla.. ical . A. M S SG M Alf. Ruth M. Arts Amlwellan. Geurge Engineer Ameriva. ,luhn Arts Arts AllflPl'i-011, Reid Science Ailhihtf Glty L. x,fQ Arls Armstrong, .lnlin Paul General Aures, Artliur L. Business Hailey. Margaret General Hall, flliarlrwtte F. General Banks, llnnalml A. ,fix ,, Business . ll -vt . X H1 Mr: . bs W Anderson, Doris M. Barron. Victory R. Secretarial XJ! Bartz. Lois R. Classiral Barusli. Auflrey J. Arts Baumgarrlner. Rirliarrl Business Berlnarczyk. Hirlia Serretarial Her-rlle Helen General Benzin. John L. Science . ward General ' Biclrleman Erl Bilitzki. Ruth L. General Blllfllfl. Helen L. i re r' Bingliatn, Louise Snri l Scienre 6 Classical T541 I SGS li St .. lloarrlman. Patriciay R Bnnerlw. Dorntliy Arts Bowers. Paul li. Business Bnwmau. Kathleen Svienve E. E.: '. LQ-Q X. .D H f ll! . X. it . f Q1 me me H ll rw D191 lt' ' Buy l. .luanila G. Science Boysl. Norma R. Business Braflfortl, Vi arrcn Business gi' Braun. Henry Sciencc gh l Breen, lflizalu-Ili ltrccn. Patricia M. X Arts Breiflenstcin, flliarlzw Arts rennan, t cralrlinc tflassical Brison. llnrotlty lf. General Brown. .lnnc Gcncral Brnvt ne, l alrick 'l'. Arts B1 Ill lxman Ann! Arts Bnrnettc. Grace G. Arts Burrell. William Science Butler, Eileen M. General Buxton. Mollie D. Secretarial tialanrlra. Nicholas E. Business 41414 Q I tlaldon, Rita General Cameron, Betty I.. General Camp, Beverley .l. General Campbell, ,lnscpll Science Campbell, Mary li. Classical Carden, ltawrenct- M. Science arm-5 llclen Arts X., A I Bnlwwsl-Qi, .lose-pllinc A. Carney, William ,l. Secretarial General llulrlan, .lane tlarpenter. .lm-cpliinc Scicncc Fecrctarial Bnrgstahlcr, ,lnnc A. Celani, Viola M. General General l'l,l ,, ' il 9. 1931 1 g g its ,all Qi 'im ' THE, . will lf 'il V 1 X! x Chase, Doris li. Arts Chase. Michael J. General Christ, Clarence KI. General Cianciosa, Mary R. General Clampet, Catherine M. Classical Clark. William .l. General Coakley, Margaret General Cole, Alethea E. Classical Cole, Dorothea .l- Cole, Walter J. Science Collins, Anne K. Arts Collins, Theodore Arts Colvin, Jean M. Science Connolly, John .l. Business Connors, Edward A. Social Science Cook, Gloria M. Business Cooley, Eleauore General Cotter, Helen M. Arts Cousins, Dorothy l.. General f Cox, James Fl. General Coyne, Margin-rite General Crane, Helen NI. Science Crawley, Gortlorl E. Business Crotty, John F. Business Crowley, Paul J. Arts Crowley, Richard J. General Crowley, Robert .l. Social Science Cucldihy, Elizabeth A. Secretarial Ilullinan. Rita A. Classical Cunningham, Francis J. General 1 9 1 qi , fi J X iv 5 fs' it xi 6' .Lf I X st if Q : xfr D fab' D191 .nh 'Qui 4 Ji 'Uv-.2 YN L I ' 'Q 4 Curran. llowarrl M. Arts Gurry. William F. General Gurth, llarry A. Arts Curtin. .lohn D. Seienee Cryan. .lane Sr-ienee Dahl. Lillian M. Science 1,4 1, 1 f!ly-' -e f... '14 Davie, Dorothy M. General Dealvolrl, flrtlmr ll Business Def Iarlo, Franees fl. General Del lroml, Dorothy 11. .Kris lleinzer. Franeis ,l. Seienee Deinzer, ,lime A. Secretarial Derrieo. Mary .l. General Desmonrl, ,illilll ,l. Foeial Seienee Del ine. Louis Science Devine, Dorothy E. Secretarial Diekman. Nlary .l. Kris Diemert, joseph W. General Dietriek. ,lohn W. Seienee, Engineering Diggins, Williani ,l. Arts 1 4 V A - uf fr ' Dilieman. Wilfred G. Seienee. Engineerin Donovan, Paul Soeial Scienee Donovan, 'lihomas .l. General Dorseheinl, Elizabeth M. General Doyle, Margaret 'l'. Science Dress, Annette G. Classieal Driggs, Jeanne lil. General l Dulbelg Florenee M. General Dnrso. .lenniv Seienee Dwyer, Elizabeth A. 1 941 sf' .4 V ,V ,.,. , X . Eherharrlt. Thelma 5 A V General ,tj 1.58 . ' 2. lfellinger, Alice M. Arts X A 'l Elmerle, Ross V. Ferris, George F. f ' Fciemw' Arts 'U ' Ehrig, Mary A. Fiek, Berenice V. General Science Eikenhurg, Charles Fine, Gloria M. Science. Engineering General liisenhut, Mary C. Finnegan, Peter Business Arts limhol, Loretta Farr, William T. Q Science, Engineering V -. ea Farrell, flharlcs ,l. ' ' Business Farrell, N. Faulkner, James Science, Engineering tw t v'-auf' 't ilk . lj Q52 f ii 1 .... . lfitzgzeralrl, Charles Business Business lfmmerling, Margaret A. Flynn, Clara .l. General Business lingelherl, Robert Folan, Dorothy M Science. Engineering: General English, Mary Nl. l l0l'fl, .lean ll. General General English, Rosemary Fox, Ruth M. Secretarial General Fagan. Joanne li. Frederick, Marian F. General Social Science lfrieclrich, Lorraine C' General Furlong, ,lean tleneral lfurnari, Angelenc Arts Cage, Hazel l. General 1941 h . ww- T X I wi, s ixllljef ' fs Q 1 Dlllill.. i F -r it I N 5' .QR Q V- r V w : in I si Mfb Gallagher, Gloria V. General Garrett. Doris M. Gvneral Gales, lfilz-en M. Svcrvtarial Gaul. William Arts Gavin, just-ph H. Business G4-ary, Gllarlulte- 5 General Geiger, lrt-nr M. Arts G:-rlacli, Erwin Suit-mre Gil-k, Myrlc l.. Arts liilt'llI'lt'Sf', Edith G. Arts Gillan, Margaret A. lflussiral Kp l W, . ' it tl Glass, Edward D. !flLifr1e Glavy, Nordvssa M. Sevn-t arial Glenn, Mary A. General Gonder. Lorraine lf. Arts 1 tall I ' Good, Kathryn D. General Gorman, Donald Arts ,- Graliani, Paul Hubert AHS Griffin, john A. Arts Griffin. John U. Businpss I J it M' W' ,f ll Griffin, Joseph li. Arts Grotke, Donald A. Secretarial Guerin, Belly I.. General Gugliuzza, Mary G. Arts J, ' l. ,jf .4 , ,N N llamniersmitll Callie-rine 'X ' St-crelaria ltxtj N llannes, Beverlee General llanralian, Carole Arts llanslit-k. Leonard Gf-nf-ral ' llart, john P. General llartman, Arlvm- Gene-ral 1941 yy ,wr ,pw 'fig N 2- 5 ,HF I aiiiiii.. Q -M W EL V.SE-. in 5 1 Hartman, joan M. General Hayllursl, lfllen Nl. General Haynes, Francis ,I. Social Science 1 x, x , L2 Heeb, Oliver E. Business Hein, Miltlrell l.. Svienee Heinze, Arlene K. General Held, Donald Arts llelinski. Leonard l . Aria Herrmann, Marie li. General Hilton, Eugene l . Arts Hirsch, Mary M. Arts Hirsch, Hulbert J. Srieiive, Engineering Hoagland, julia K. General lloelsclier. Dolores M Secretarial Iloflinan, Evelyn J. Arts Hunan, john J. Engineering: llonan. Margaret Sec-relarial llorrigan, Raymoiul Engineering: llowarnl, liileen Nl. Arts llinlernieier, Xl. Fine Arts Hurml, Gladys Arla X llryr-aj, ,Iolianne Nrla lluson, Helen General lgoe, Nirginia ft. Business l in , Maril n R. Jackstin, Donag Arts Jacobson, Mary l.. Science jalinke, June ll. General Jarosz, lfliarles J. General Jerome, Leonard Social Science fl 9213 x ,fy fx, Q, I Q l ive 1, 4: uf L--Aka. 1 'K , ,E J ' ft fx I 3, ' , , 'lt i i A , ,I Y i A .. Johnston. Louise B. Seienve Q Jones, Geraldine M. Science juries, Rita A. General Jordan, Catherine General Jnrdan. Mary M. Arts jordan, Frances NI Arts J , I r Justin, Margaret M. Science Kaller, Doris lll. Secretarial Kane, Charles J. Aris Kantnr, Ethel A. Genural Kelleher, William Sm-ial St-ienee Keller, .lames F. Business Kick, Alma Arts Kielich, Edward F. General Kiernan, Harry G. S1-ienee 11941 Kimmerle, Fred Science King, ,Iuhn M. Seienee. Engineering Kirby, Marian Business Kladke, Ruth General Klaus, Helen L. Seeretarial Kline, Nnrman Science Koenig, Garul M. Classir-al Koenig, Pernell . General Kohl, Howard Business Kunieczny. Stanley V. Arts Kuwal, Ruse A. General Kowalski, Dolores li. Arts, Sm-ienee Kremer, Florence Secretarial Krumnlel, Edwin A. - fp ,t Engineering Kuehler, Thomas Business f ls :vii ,Aff tl-,cg 2 G' THE 11 A m i.. Kummer, Frieda F. Secretarial Kutzner Evelyn ll. l'eueraI 'Uh , W . ff + Kuzniarek, lleduig J. fh f Secretarial Lachasczyk, Dorothy Secretarial Larson, Davinl General Laughlin, Florence General Leary, Marjorie A. General Leavell, Leroy P. AVIS Lesinski, llieronini S. Arts Lester, Virginia G. Classical Lewandowska, Mart ha l I. Sec-retarial Lewis, Eugene G. Science Lloycl, Dorothy F, Secretarial l.oBuglio, Marion Glassieal Lorkowska, Lucille General Losinska, Eleanor T. Secretarial Luckenbaugh, Robert Seienee, Engineering me I , ,. .' 5 , . Lumpp, Dorothea Nl. General Mahnk, Helen E. General If Q, C V. .N 1 , I t. Mahoney, Jeanne Nl. Science Major, James Arts Makey, Regina M. General Malley, John J. General Nlallion, Richard lf. Business Maloney. Jane T. Arts Malthy, .lean A. Arts JQQWTQY Manley, Elizabeth A. Secretarial Mann, Palrieia lf. General Manns, Kathleen N. General Marchioli, Miehael :xrls 19211 5. 'it N? 1.- t ,,, fmfdk ffasefaf tbliiill. il 941 It 1 5? Q f 19 .. 1 . fs in ,, X an .,. 5-X I 1 Marion, Lucy H. General Marzo. llavitl X. General Marlin, Marie 'l'. Set-relarial Mastria, Kita Secretarial Maslanka, Lui-y ll. Science Massey, Phyllis lx. Arts Mastersun, Matthew J. Seienee Mattingly, Ellen J. Secretarial Mayer, Fern M. Sec-rel arial Mazurkievwiez, Bertha Seienve McAllister, Juhn J. Business McCabe, Jnhn V. St-iem-e, Gretlit Muffarlhy, Jost-plt 'l'. General Mt-Garlhy, Rita M. Science Mcfjarthy, Vim-ent D. Social Science McDonald. Bernard S. Science McDonald. Jean General Arillfultllilllgll, Mary ll. Secretarial Melflarlancl, William Arts Mc-Guire, Delores K. A rt s McLaughlin, Lucille Arts McMahon, llallierinei A. General , p . lim,-' ffm . I-. . ,. McMahon, Paul lf. Arts, Credit McNamara. Edu artl J. General, Gretlil Mi-Nainara, Raymuntl Classical. Credit Mt-Narnara, Ruherl J. :Xrls Mem-gan, Robert P. General Merinzer. Antlrey M. General Meister, LaN4n'e G. General Menzemer, Charles J. Seienee Tm: Q I mm.. W4 - . .Af y ' Nlerrick. Rnlmerl E. lllunlz, Ernest G. V ' 5 ,f Science Arts A . J ii Nlerz, Gerhard C. Alurplly. limlwarml P. A J xg Srience, lingineerin Svienl-e rl' .' 1. . . , ' te' .. Q f is Nlelzger, lfllwurll l'. Nlurpliy, l'il'Pllt'l'll'lx A. ilffifgl A 9 1 J . Sciem-e Arls , -ww, . f , N I' k tfl , K -. e A 1 Z l,l1j..'iglJ,r'2l ,, 'J A Q J N K . I N 4 W'-Nq, l'LLQ',.t- 1, A I! 1. ' in AIll4lllQ'VNlt'Z, Genevieve ' Mui' hy, Grace lt. ., - 25 y Arts Arts N 0 A fi' lllilks, Rulierl Murphy. Marion l . K . Arts, N-n-live Llassu-al 'KV , - . A 7 , ,Qc ,Q f I A J ua-7157 Millholen, l lorem'e R. Murray, Rilu General ' General sy Milligan, l.eu A. lllulton, Francis H. 'cl ' 7 V Arls Science. Engineering K Magnet, xvsllingtan J. Nalraeli. stun iz. JA ' 51 Sei:-nee Arts Misereula, Mary l . Naughton, Mary L. Classival General Mmlon, Slxelqlun J. Neltrbass. Mary J. Business Arts Mmmney, l ranl'es lf. Newell. Belly ll. General General 5 :W in ximt-6,'I'l1.-.tt1..WJ. Nihill, J. P, Q Arls General . - - ...' i ' ,l lllorvan. Jatnes P. Novak, Durullly J. Sgr? 'Q i Gsneral Arls l A W. 1 Nlorganti. James l . Olrerlnmllzer, Durutlty A 1 Ll, Arts A-Ll General Y ON V . . ' be Mfvxflfw Mull, llilda L. U'Brien. Joseph J. A Q , Sl-ienee Arls A A jx , X is .sii i jiri - f , v' 5 . ll' sl i . u. sr e,x V 1 ,Y niiill. ,ppl 1 'R -f. , :J ,,, .E um E 0'Brien, William Science Ucllemlalski, :Xrlhur Sl'lf'lN'f Oclxibine, Josephine l.. Ser-relarial 0'Cunnur, James P. General 0'Connrxr, lllargarel lf, General Odell, James l,. Science 0'Dunnell, lilizalxetli Nl. Arts Olejniczak. Loretta General Olsen. Hazel M. General 0'Neil, Florence M. Secretarial 0'Neil, 'llllUllliiS General Url. Janet M. General 0'Sullivan, Richarcl ,l. Science Panczak, Lucille General Parenlis, Andrew Classical Parsons. Anna P. Secretarial Parzynblxu. Elm-anm'e Arls Paschka, Richarnl B. Business Pawluwska, Eleannre Science Payne, l lora lf. General - Pelry. Bernice ll. General V Pelzing, l 'rry . Arts IM H Pieper, Lorraine .L General Pnpeluk, Olga Science Poro, Rlllll General Puller, Marie -X. General Puller, Russell J, Business Powers, Genevieve Nl. Business , X, . M Preston. lilmer bucial Science Punlnriero, Marion Secretarial 1941 wg.. 5 1' C ji, as 'U- X Q ,fs if . X e 'Q 1 S. 2131 I . 9'- ' J rg Ki: ,th fy I we C' Q 2 f .nf l Q 'Q J THE D191 It V 'S' KI .1 , 1 in K at Purtill, Mary A. Arts Pyse, Alfred .l. Business fn. EM. ng Quinlan, Margaret M. Science Quinn, Eileen General Quinn, Joan li. Science Ralter, Mildred J. Science Reardon, Mary M. General Reidy. Regina J. General Rendzikowski, Barnard R usiness Renner, Donald W. General Reville, James J. Science Reynolds, Jeanne E. Classical Richmond, Harriet D. AVIS Rickard, Eunice M. General Riter. Marie ll. Secretarial 1 943 Robinson, Francis Social Science ' Roche, William A liii will Science, Engineering: .- it 4 Rode, l'llUl't'lll't' l.. J Science Rodgers, Sara M. Science Rom w In5 J. G ral Ross. Norma Secretarial Rozbicki, Laura Secretarial Rubrilz, Earl .l. Business Rudnicki, Dorothy Business Rulling, Eugene E. Engineering Ruminsky, Stanley Business Russell, Janet E. General Rutkowska, Sophie l. Secretarial Rutkowski, Edward J. Science Ryan, Marion A. Aflzs .91 THE D191 Ryan, Rita M. General Hz:-znik, Elizahetll General Sagliani, Atlf-line General Sarowska, Anna Secretarial D Seanlun. William ,I. General f F Seannell, llelen ff. ai Arts , , 1 4 1 L v If f , . af I :M Sr'l1eelf'y, Doris General Seheely. Marian Classiral ' f-'V' i ' fp? ll - gg L , .'-: 51 it 'af A A , 4- Q., . aa., ,1 r. x , is W Mr 4Lj,.f-f' Selieihlf- xg 'irgiwla Arts K Svhinlzius, Paul Arts Sclmielzer. C1-raltl G. Arts Schneider, Jeanette Scielwe Svltrmler, llelen M. Arla Srlllltliavker, William Social Seionrv Schutz, Elvira C. General Scliweitzf-r. Geraldine Nl. General Schwerl. Alle-ne C. Scienr-e Shanahan. lilizaheth .l. General Shanahan, Margaret General Shea. ,lf-rf-miali J. filassieal Shearer, Marjorie ,l. General Slwelian, Rosemary General ' ' i A , . I , .J 7 Schultz, Wil iam, 5 .5 Science. E1Tgilnec1'i11g, ' , , that in Sirk, .lnhn F. Srienee, l :Hf.'Ill1l'4'l'llIQl Sickle-r, Jeanette M. General Sieklich, Marshall D. Classical Silvestrini, Lillian Arts Single-ton, Helen A. fleneral Sixt, Eileen K. General Skrzypczak, Irene Business fl 941 , Q-wqaql V ,jp if it at . wfinrf' , RQ , ' : we A Q, . tiff- it if QQ ii it mi General Arts Smith, Geraldinv Stewart. Roy Ar I Cf-nvral Svienrv. Engineering Smith, Mary P. ',v X ' Slflfm. Al'lf'T1P B- General j , ' Classical tx A f Smith. Virginia M. Sm-e-te-r, Margy ll. Science Arts Smulinski. Mary M. SlflHI'ICSP. Dwrwtliy M- F A Scivnce' Srienrf' Stuart, Ivan A. Snajvzuk, Walter ll. Svieilce. lingincc-ring Arts Stulwr, llorvvn Sulat. .lanws tif-nc-ral Cf-nf-ral Supczyk, Florence Slllllllllv -lam' D- Ceneral Arts Snwf-rs, Blanche A, Sullivan, lllalll't't'n ll. Secrf-tarial General Spafhtll, Doris C. Sullivan. Winifretl G. Arts Serretarial ' Spuunvr, Arlene- tl. Summf-rS. Elanor ll. , St't'l'f'lHl'l2ll Stir-nw' iff 5punnlPy. Norman l.. Swenson. l'.Ilfl! lN' ll. in ' al' Conf-ral Svienve, lfnginvrring A . . ., . . , F -'.-- gt Stanik, Stanley J. hzumilo, Lleanur NQKH, W M, X1 tw' ff N V t Q be-neral General . I ,. I . .L., W ig 'l 1 ff ., I , ' 5 D ml.. 19 1 Slatvr, ,lusffpli L. Steele, tienrvivvf- tl. - Blisiness Scienrf- in SlllS3l'l, Helf-n .l. Ste-en. Gertrude H. i A at Arts Gem-ral ' 4 Smilli, Dorothy M. Steffens. Ruth fl. is , F if General lingineering - 1941 W THE ' D191 Szyklinr-lxa. Allele Yanllorn, llnwartl General St-if-nee 1 Tally, Margaret Nl. VanHaintze, Georgie A K9 wx h Taylor. Betty E. Vm1Langt-n, Doris ,I. A X Classical Arts .. Tayflor. Elizabf-ill .l- lvqlS.ll,.l0l1l1 L. L' ,Y r General l5f'lf'I'lf'P X Y' -4. laylur. .lane-I Nl. Weaver. Norma R. , ' General Secretarial , Y ..AN ,- Q , ....- 'l'aylor. Mariun Wm-lier. l,illian M. S i : ' ' sr General General fa X5 ' ,nh 'l'aylur, Mary la. Welirnnt, Shirley H. 2, 53, Glassival , Arts , P 'l'm-rian. Antninfzttx- M. Wle-sstnan. B4-rtel S. tif, 0,4 , Svienec Sl'lf'lll'f', Engineering , 225 J- 'xi . , .W a Tltmnaf-. li. lll. Weyanrl. ,loltn W. G General General ,, , ' myawifl? 'l '1'.,t,aa. mga tt. tm-1-If-r. Marawtt L. .1 1 General Engine-ering.Scicnt'e ' X ' f y I , h ar . i ii 'l'urnet'. Betty White, Rolicrt e , U' E' Arts General Tylenski, Vim-tur 5. Wirliner. Rntlt M. Wie-I. Marilyn li. Arts , I X Tyrrell, ,lnhn 'l'. General -'Ur Wiles, llelen .l. General - llllenlmrm-li. Margaret Business f Ulflfll Marion Williams Hele- - C eneral General L Arts Seienee : 1 jL ii G Q5 at A iJi'i31. f 1 , ,f dl cel Q K!e'fJFla.iio2 4 ii. , Ll' K, 4-153. L if Q . 1 9 , 'F I ,,, ,jf ,, ,' 1 'k Wt? Williams. Lillian I.. General Wilson. Agnes l.. General Wimlier, Betty Nl. General Wimber. Ruth E. 7 P i ' I VVinkowska, l'll0l'CllI'f' General Winterherg, Dorothy General Wirtner. lilizahetli General Wtmll, Rohert ll. Science W'oud. Mary M. General Worthington, Tlioiuas Engineering Wrest, Marion V. Secretarial Wright, June L. Secretarial Young. liilecn Nl. General Zainrok, Bronislaus Arts Zugger, Henry L. Business Allwood, Magdalena R. General Ashe. Florence A. Arts Auer, Robert G. General Balestrieri. Mildrerl Al. General Barone, Clementine C. General Barrett. Kenneth R. Science Barry. lrenc F. Science Beitz. Franklin 0. Science Berst. Dorothy A. Arts Bondgren. .lames R. Science Bowers, Richard Business Brill, .lolm M. Science, Engineering Brooks, Norma ll. General Brown, Donald Nl. Business Bumpus, Mary Ann Arts Busse, Norma General Calandra, Sara Rose General Clancy, Mary Secretarial Collins. ,lames ll. General Cotter, Richard W. General Craig, John F. Science, Arts, Engineering Czubaj, Richard Arts Deffarlo, ,lolm A. General Dillon, Marie B. General Donald, Balfour General Donovan, ,laiucs ,l. Science Duderewicz, lflorcnci Business l ol1l, Mary Alici- General Frerlenherg, William Business lfulir, George Engineering Gavin, Rolmert 'l'. Business Gernold, Alaltel ll. Arts Gordon. Gloria ll. General Grimm, Agnes M. General llasse, l retlerit'lx lfngineering llaxton, l'ilIg1f'llt' General llazlett, William A. Science ll etzendorler, Paul l' Business Hillery, Maurice V. Social Science Holland, Alice G. General Ilolowaty. ,lulia M. General lluglies, l,eo l . General Hussrek. Lillian Y. General .lamison, Melva General Johaness, Dorothy General Kearns, Vincent Depaul Business Kemska, Alice E. General Kick, William J. Science Kolasz, Eugenia Science Kraj CET. Joseph L. Science K u nz. George J . Classical Langan, Ruth E. Secretarial Lask, Rohert J. Scieu ce Lawrenr-e, Edward P. Science Leahy. Francis J. Engineering Leahy, Kenneth J. Business Leary, Grace Ann General Lee, Gloria A. General Lee, James G. Arts Lee, William J. General MacDonald, Arthur F. Business MacDonald. Daniel L. Science and Engineering Mattingly. Margaret M. General McDermott, Vivian B. Science McMahon, Edmond J. Science McMahon, John J. General McNaughton, Frank T. General Miller. Mary Louise General Molenda, Stanley General Moore. Marjorie General Moriarity. Eugene General Morlock. Frank Science Morski. Florian General Murphy. Helen Mary Secretarial 0'Gonnor. Agnes Veronira General 0'Leary. Helen Elizabeth General 0'Leary. Mary Margaret General Orgek, Marie Elenore Business Ormond, Edward T. General O'SuIlivan, Arlene N. General Parker, Joseph E. General Pearce. Alhert G. Social Science Pearce, Eileen B Arts Piatkowski, Veronica General Ptaszynski, llarry S. General Puhl, Roberta C. General Quinn, William V. General . Reedy, Francis P. General Rickard, Ellen M. General Riley, George W. Science Scanlon, Donald J. General Schintzius, Edward A Science Shatzel, William N. General Shea, Helenmae Secretarial Smith. Betty Hope Am, QVYKJJ Social Science Strahel. Jeanette G. General Suchocki, Virginia F. General Sutton, Ramon A. General Vogel, Albert J. General Walter, Norma E. General Wanat. Richard E. Science White. Betty M. General White, Patrick R. General Wiechec, Francis H. Business Willig. Beatrice M. General Wolbrecht. Rnhert A Science Wragg. William A. Business ' .fz:n.t.rm17ilhl '44 Agxgvgi 2 I ah r Q '. sl ':. 3 1. 4- I ,'. '. ', , .. - -'v ' E , ,Q -. : .. ,Q , s - . ,A .. . . - , -.-, 1.- rf' -n - . , Q K. 0 ENTERT I v .-. .: 3 - 1.1, 1-f'f'Q' ,Q - kg.: .eq 'V '-L .',..,'--.-' ff. .L .-,.. NMENT Christmas, 1940 THE PROLOGUE 1. Vergil, the Poet 2. Isaias, the Prophet THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT 1. Call of the Heralds 2. Response of the Christmas Spirit 3. Holy Night, Peaceful Night 4. Call of the Christmas Spirit 5. O, Come, All Ye Faithful THE ANGELS 1. Holiest Night 2. Ye Shepherds Awake THE SHEPHERDS 1. Noel 2. O Little Town of Bethlehem THE WISE MEN 1. We Three Kings 2. Gounod, Nazareth 3. Mozart, Gloria 4. The Christmas Rose THE TREE 1. God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen 2. King Wenceslas HALLELUJAH Handel: The Messiah 'A' Easter, 1941 PROCESSIONAL-Tannhauser Orchestra PALMS Mary Ellen Campbell Glee Club EASTER WEEK Chorus THE STRIFE IS O'ER Glee Cluh HOLY CITY Clee Cluh RING OUT, YE BELLS Chorus HOSANNA Dorothy Lachajczyk Clee Cluh CHRIST, THE LORD, HAS RISEN TODAY Chorus RECESSIONAL-Hosanna Orchestra 36 John Honan Andrew Parentis Silent Night Chorus O Come, All Ye Chorus The Angels The Angels Shepherds Chorus The Wise Men Angels, Shepherds, Chorus Ensemble Kings. Angels, Ensemhle Herald. Shepherds. Magi Chorus Chorus Wagner Faure Charles Kingsley Palestrina Stephen Adams Ewing .l . Cranier Wesley' .l. Cranier St. Patrick's Day MARCH 17, 1941 OVERTUREY--SPRAY OF SHAMROCKS-Orchestra COME BACK TO ERIN Soloist: Neil McNally Chorus: The School Soloist: Dorothy Lachajczytc Chorus: The School Soloist: Dorothy Lachajczyk Soloist: Edward Metzger . Chorus: The School Soloist: Alice Fellinger Chorus: The School MOTHER MACHREE Soloistsz Robert Krieger a.nd Robert Gladwell Chorus: The School .lohn Lynch Soloist: Arlene Kolski Chorus: The School Soloist: Ruth Steffens Chorus: The School KILLARNEY YOU BETTER ASK ME' -Lohr BELIEVE ME IF ALL THOSE ENDEARINC CHARMS DID YOUR MOTHER COME FROM IRELAND? RECITATION: THE MAN FROM COUNTY CLARE MY WILD IRISH ROSE WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING LET ERIN REMEMBER Glee Club THE MINSTREL BOY Glee Club DANNY BOY Glee Club THE GREEN HILLS OF IRELAND Soloist: Mary Ellen Campbell KERRY DANCE The School IRISH ,IIG IMiss Barry,s Dancing Class and the Orchestral Leaders: Beth Breen and Mary Gugliuzza FINALE: DID YOUR MOTHER COME FROM IRELAND? Accompanists: ,lean Haskell Shirley Blanek Ruth Christman Helen Schroeder Edith Brock 'A' The Orchestra Senior Day THURSDAY, MAY 29, I9-II OVERTURE Orchestra HYMN OF THANKSGIVING Seniors ADDRESS The Principal INTERLUDE Orchestra SOLO: MOTHER David Marso DISTRIBUTION OF CLASS FLOWER SONG: SENIOR DAY Seniors SONG: AULD LANG SYNE' Seniors SONG: ALMA MAT ER Seniors SONG: lT'S ALL OF US TOGETHER Seniors HYMN OF PRAISE Seniors PARADE OF FACULTY AND STUDENTS PLANTING OF THE 1941 IVY Seniors .AMERICA Everybody LUNCHEON RECEPTION AND DANCING AT NINE 37 Declamation if DECLAMATION CONTEST VRESIDA PARENTIS HELEN PETRIE LILLIAL I. SILVESTRINI MARION B. SIMONSEN ELEANOR J. SUTTON ELEANOR M. SZUMILO LILLIAN WEBER Eleanor M. Szumilo won the contest here at school and represented South Park in the Inter-High School Contest. 'A' ORATORICAL CONTEST LAWRENCE E. GAUGHAN FRANCIS W. KILEY ROBERT R. NEUBAUER JOSEPH J. O'BRIEN JOSEPH F. RUH Joseph J. O'Brien won the school contest and represented South Park in the Interscholastic contest. 38 DEBATE TEAM Public Debate December 2, 1940 QUESTION: IIHSOLVEIJ: That the Wagner Act be amended to provide for a system of cornpul sory arbitration of labor disputes. 'A' AT SOUTH PARK HIGH SCHOOL Kensington vs. South Park Nl'iCATIVl'l SPIQAKICHS: IVIarian Barker, Evelyn Hoffman, Joseph Rull. ALTERNATE: Alive Greene. COACH: lVIartin B. Fried. DECISION: lNegative. 'A' AT FOSDICK-MASTEN PARK South Park vs. Fosdiek-lVIasten Park AFFIRMATIVIQ SPEAKERS: Lawrence Uaughan, Hubert Rupp, Richard Stafford ALTERNATE: Frank Kiley. COACH: George P. IVIelVlahon. DECISION: Negative. 39 Public Debate if MARCH 28, 1941 QUESTION: RESOLVED: That a system of intramural competition be substituted for the present system of inter-scholastic competition in the high schools of Buifalo. AT SOUTH PARK HIGH SCHOOL Hutchinson-Central vs. South Park NEGATIVE SPEAKERS: Marian Barker, Evelyn Hoffman, Joseph Ruh. ALTERNATE: Paul Flierl. COACH: Martin B. Fried. DECISION: Negative. 'A' AT EAST HIGH SCHOOL South Park vs. East AFFIRMATIVE SPEAKERS: Robert Neubauer, Lawrence Gaughan, Robert Rupp. ALTERNATE: John Callahan. COACH: George P. McMahon. DECISION: Negative. 4-0 YIOLINS: Mary Lou ,lavolisoll Max Mangua Helen E. Mahnlx William H. Herman George Chambere Patil Newell Ruth Beanard Faith Klavoon Herbert Sherman IIELLO: Uailon Odle Jean Haskell Ruth Derr STRING BASS: jobepli Pace John Nlarinacci l-'LU'l'E: Lola McMullen QILAHINETS: Stuart Vogelman joeeph Thompson lll'CllCSll'ii Alvin Wilkie- Engene Hilton l.orraine Pieper lierlrmle Earrell SAXAPHONES: William Carney Herbert Nl. Zeplowitz Robert Burrimlge O BOE: lrene Kory PIANO: llelen Nl. Schroeder Edith Brock Shirley Blanclx Ruth Christman Charlotte Beck Daniel Kraynick TROMBONES: Etlward Murphy Howard Van Dorn fll l-'RENCII HOHNS: llelen Anderson llerbert Sherman Bn-tty Lou Tirnmi. 'l'HUMPE'l'S: James Nihill Vincent Picerno Robert Heffelfinger Thomas Mellody Gordon Smith Joseph Murphy Salvatore Calandra PERCUSSION : Edward Schintziue l-ltlith Brock liARl'llONE: 'llhomas McGuinnes 'l'homas J. Worthington BASSUONZ joseph Pace FLUTE: 'l' Lois McMullen CLARINETS: Joseph Pace Joseph Thompson Stuart Vogelman Lorraine Pieper Eugene Hilton Gertrude Farrell lletty C. Baker Ned E. Panara ,Iohn Lynch Alvin Wvilkie Harold Thiedt William Balkin Catherine Stefanik SAXAPIIONES: William Carney Herbert Zeplowitz FRENCH HORNS: llelen M. Anderson llerhf-rt Sherman Betty Lou Timm! Band RUMPETS: James Nihill Vincent Pieerno .lohn T. Tyrrell Thomas Mellody William Lanth Cordon Smith Robert Heffelfinger Joseph Murphy Salvatore Calandra Tilmeria Tiberio llerlnert Slisez Hay Malherg William A. Goldliach .lack Brundage Nelson E. Tschopp 'ROMBONES: Edward Murphy Howard Van Dorn George Chambers Paul Newell Morton Weed William Duane William R. Herman 42 TUBA: William Dee .lohn Marinacuo PIANO: Helen Marie Sehroeder Edith Brock Jean Haskell Ruth Christman Charlotte Beck PERCUSSION: ,lack Leroy Kuhn Mary Lou Jacobson Max Mangus Faith Klavoon Ruth Beanarci Edith Brock BARITONE: Thomas McGuinness Helen E. Mahnk Thomas J. Worthington L f E SSAYS AMERICAN HISTORY 'k Americanism DoL0REs E. KOWALSKI, Class of '41, The essence of Americanism is the belief that the conduct of an American citizen should be directed toward that which is of ultimate benefit to his country and its people. From this concept there have evolved the many and traditional ideals which constitute Americanism. These ideals have been embodied in our two great national documents: The Declaration of Indepen- dence and The Constitution of the United States of America. lt is, of course, difficult, especially for contemporaries, to judge of the relative merits of men and their Work. Achievements which are praised may be of little permanent value, those which are unrecognized may he beneficial. In 1781, the representatives of the states, with the sad experience of the English government still fresh in their minds, formed the Confederation of States. These men were afraid that a strong national government would result in the old grievances of the pre-Revolutionary days. But the Hcritical period of the Confederation was clear evidence of the necessity for a new system. There was need for a vigorous and efficient government which could guarantee the security and freedom of the individual. Under the leadership of Washington and Hamilton a federation of the states was accomplished, and this government has for a century and a half proven to be democratic and stable. Evidently, in order that any work be of permanent benefit, that it may be equally appreciated in the present and in the future, much unselfish labor and thoughtful patriotism is essential. In other words, the people of America who are to benefit by Americanism must not be thought of as the people of a particular class or a particular time. The people of America are the Americans of all stations and of all times. We may look to the Americans of the past for guidance. . We must serve the Americans of the present and future. Americanism requires that the citizen have a clear understanding of his rights and a true appreciation of the corresponding duties. The citizen is entitled to all the guarantees and privileges given by the Constitution of the United States. He may vote at all general elections and 4-4 he may hold public office in the United States. He is guaranteed liberty, limited by the liberty of others and the general welfare. He is guaranteed security from tyranny and wrong. He is guaranteed the right to use property in any way not harmful to the public good. He has the right to serve on a jury and the benefit of a trial by jury to determine the question of guilt or innocence. William Penn said, '6As governments are made and moved by men, so b men the are ruined, too. Therefore overnments rather de end on men Y g P than men on governments. The citizen should use his right to vote and he should vote honestly and intelligently. He should learn as much as he can about the various privi- leges, duties, laws, and government functions in order that he may be useful rather than dangerous. He should participate more actively in the rights and duties of his citizenship. A passive attitude, contrary to the belief of some, is harmful rather than harmless. Those able citizens unwilling to sacrifice their time and their energy in the interest of the government are hurting their fellows and hurting themselves. Often such an apathetic atti- tude results in the election of a poor and. sometimes, unfortunately, a dis- honest candidate. The citizen should be loyal to his country in time of war, and be of service lo his country in time of peace. He should always remain a student. He should make the best use of all his talents and powers. He should respect authority while active in the support of those causes which he believes to be right. In short, the duty of an ideal citizen is to return at least as much to his community as he received from it. The American citizen does not believe: HMy Country, right or wrongf, Un the contrary, he tries to correct his countryas wrongs. His criticism and his views are necessary for progress. But the thoughtful patriot always has the highest ideals of Americanism in mind when he criticizes his country. Americanism stands for our highest ideals, our noblest efforts, our supreme sacrifices, and our infinite love for our country. It symbolizes everything that we cherish and reverence. lt is personified from Valley Forge to Chateau-Thierry in the soldier, exalted to great heights, because he felt that he was fighting for his most worthy possessions. It is represented by George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and by men like them. It is synonymous with continual progress. It is an eternal insurance against loss or damage to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. 4-5 F R E N C H -k L'AMERICANISME JANE DICKMAN, Class of 1941 A une epoque ou les conditions mondiales sont tres difiiciles, comme a present, nous devons nous arreter un moment pour considerer notre posi- tion comme des Americains, nos bienfaits et nos bonheurs. Dans des reflexions de cette nature, le mot Americanisme flotte invariablement at travers nos esprits. Ce mot s'emploie constamment dans les discussions verbales. Nos journaux et nos revues l'emploient bien des fois. Et pour- tant, comprenons-nous la signification du mot? Qu'est-ce que l'American- isme? Le dictionnaire le definit comme une coutume toute particuliere aux Etats-Unis ou un attachement special at notre patrie. Voici, il me semble, une definition tres maigre car, a moi, et je pense qu'on peut le dire, a tous les Americains fideles, l'Americanisme veut dire beaucoup plus. Il denote quelque chose de plus delicat, de plus important et de plus emouvant que seulement une coutume ou un attachement simple. L'Americanisme est le choix volontaire des ideaux ameriwins et l'adop- tion des. principes que l'Amerique soutient depuis plus de cent cinquante ans. Sous ce code nous devons nous decider at accepter le fait que ces principes sont en bon etat, et faire conformer notre vie industrielle, civile et domestique et notre train de la vie aux niveaux americains. C'est une doctrine qui ne fut fondee ni par la diplomatie ni par la force, mais plutot comme une consequence de l'harmonie qui vint avec la necessite de Vivre, de travailler et de lutter ensemble. Nous devons comprendre que c'est un ideal qu'i1 nous faut tacher d'atteindre, mais auquel nous ne pouvons jamais toucher, parce que, dans sa perfection, il est infiniment hors de notre portee. L'Americanisme veut dire la liberte: la liberte religieuse, la liberte de la presse, de la parole et de Yassemblage: somme toute, toutes les libertes fondamentales d'un peuple libre. Il signifie tous les principes fondamen- taux etablis dans la Declaration des droits des citoyens dans notre Consti- tution, tels que nos droits a la vie, at la liberte et a la recherche du bonheur. L'Americanisme signifie l'occasion favorable-une sorte d'occasion qui ne s'offre dans aucun autre pays. Cette occasion de reussir n'est limitee que par la consideration des droits d'autrui. Il est synonyme de l'egalite. Notre gouvernement est le seul base sur cette idee que tous les hommes sont crees egaux et qu'il y a des droits humains qui sont inalienables. L'Americanisme veut dire la democratie, mais pas Vautorite dereglee des masses, car on a vu que. dans l'histoire du monde, les foules intrait- ables, toujours sous la condition des emotions et des pl-ejuqes, ont ere souvent aussi tyranniques que les monarques absolus eux-memes. Notre democratie est une democratie limitee par la loi et l'ordre publicg c'est ainsi une democratie plus sflre, plus juste et plus efiicace. Dans ces derniers temps l'Americanisme a ete defini comme un effort de detruire toutes les dominations et publiques et privees. Nous suppri- mames la possibilite de la domination gouvernementale il y a longtemps par l'etablissement de notre systeme de controle et de balance politique, qui empeche tout homme de gagner le pouvoir absolu de regler. Main- 46 tenant nous etendons cette idee a l'industrie en votant des lois destinees a empecher la subjugation des ouvriers par le capital et celle du capital par les ouvriers. Cependant, en definissant l'Americanisme, nous devons considerer ce que nous devons a l'Amerique aussi bien que ce que notre patrie nous donne a nous. Sous ce rapport, l'Americanisme veut dire la fidelite aux Etats-Unis et au drapeau americain. Il signifie l'unite nationale, si car- acteristique des diverses races qui constituent le tout de notre population. Il veut dire tout ce que la fidelite et la devotion at notre patrie impliquent: egard pour la loi, soutien moral, physique et financier, renonciation de notre liberte et de notre recherche' du bonheur quand il le faut, et protec- tion contre tous les ennemis etrangers et domestiques et les cabales sub- versives. En discutant l'histoire de l'Americanisme, il est at propos de commencer au debut de notre existence nationale, c'est-a-dire au temps de la Guerre de la Revolution, car l'Americanisme fut peut-etre cette qualite presque indefinissable qui provoqua les demonstrations fougueuses de patriotisme dans cette guerre, et fit supporter le froid et la faim epouvantables de cet hiver terrible a Valley Forge et toutes les autres terreurs de cette guerre par nos ancetres. Au temps de la Guerre Civile, nous semblames oublier le nationalisme et notre lien commun d'Americanisme et notre nation se divisa en deux rivalites sectionelles, mais nous emergeames de cette guerre pour devenir une plus grande nation et une nation plus forte. L'Americanisme devint important de nouveau pendant la Grande Guerre, car ce fut a cause de leur devotion brulante pour la patrie que tant de jeunes hommes americains donnerent la vie courageusement at Chateau-Thierry et sur les autres champs sanglants de bataille de cette premiere Guerre Mondiale. L'AmeriCanisme signifie' les ideaux sublimes pour lesquels ces Americains courageux combattirent et leurs reves de la liberte, de Pegalite, d'un passe glorieux et d'un avenir encore plus glorieux. C'est Paccomplissement de ces reves par leurs luttes et leur perseverance. A cette heure, possiblement plus que jamais, nous autres Americains nous apercevons de ce grand heritage dont nous jouissons depuis plus de cent cinquante ans. Trop souvent, jusqu'a present. nous avons eu l'habi- tude de considerer nos lilbemss comme chose etablie' et permanente. L'attaque des dictateurs despotiques sur les peuples democratiques et la propagande des ennemis possibles nous ont fait apprecier l'Americanisme ei sa juste valeur. 'Comme nous avons deja vu, il fut necessaire que nos ancetres patriotiques se battissent de temps en temps pour le defendrei et le preserver. Par consequent, a present, plus que jamais, cet esprit est d'une tres grande importance. C'est la force motrice qui fait preparer volontiers les jeunes hommes americains d'aujourd'hui pour la possibilite d'une lutte future de retenir les principes qui completent cette doctrine de l'Americanisme. Par le temps qui court, au milieu du chaos, de la guerre et de la destruc- tion, il y a un plus grand besoin de revenir a la vie representee par l'Americanisme. C'est la foi infinie et imperissable des citoyens ameri- cains dans la grandeur future de leur patrie et dans son pouvoir de con- querir tous les obstacles sur son chemin. Il faut nous rendre compte du fait que nous avons vraiment de la chance de Vivre ici aux Etats-Unis, et nous devrions en rendre graces at Dieu tous les jours. Vive l'Amerique! 47 LATIN i' De Officio Civili MARGARET A. GILLAN, Class of '41 ln media pace omnes alius alia petimusg studiosi alii divitiarum, voluptatum aliig in autem his periculis, quae nunc instant, est boni civis rei publicae, non sibi vonsulere et ferre si quam opem possit civitati laboranti. Ut quisque maxime rei pubHcae prodest, ita lit apud cives suos. Praeterea esse civem huius illustris imperi est haud dubitanda felicitas, calamitas Vix toleranda est alibi vivere. Nos igitur semper pro civibus geramusl Hoc sentit optimus quisque civis. Praeelare ad rempublicam conservanclam vincemus si semper rei publicat- viros eo honore dignos praeposuerimus. Et nostra enim et rei publicae interest habere in magistratu viros quibus salus patriae, non sui est curae primae. Multis atque optimis hominibus, annis superioribus principatus huius patriae delatus est. Hi omnes alius alia ratione rem publicam auxerunt. Multa et praeclara fuere eorum facta. Merita eorum autem in rem public-am sunt maiora quam quibus gratiam clignam referre possimus. Nobis tamen opprobrio esset si, Cum perivula impendere viderentur, non incumbere in rem publicam conaremur. Hanc civitatem leges moderantur. Nobis videnclum est ut legibus pareamus, agamus gratias peritissimis rei de libertate omnium, de vitis tempore consulamus. Ea fides praecipue dum calamitas atrox publicae gubernandae qui leges scripserint. Hodie nostris agitur. Reipublicae igitur non nobis tali et pietas laudandae sunt. Ne ab officio discedamus, minabitur. Alma patria, tu es mea domus, amor meus, communis spes et perfugium et solacium. MDi tibi, si qua pios respectant numina, si quid usquam iustitia est et mens sibi conseia recti, praemia digna ferantf' 48 GERMAN ir Der Amerikanismus Doris M. Anderson ln diesen kritischen Tagen sollen wir, als Amerikaner, sehr dankhar sein, dass wir in diesem schiinen Land unter einem solchen grossen Glauhen wie der Amerikanismus leben. Der Amerikanismus klingt wie ein Lied siiss an die Ohren jedes Biirgers. Er ist ein Ideal, das man sucht, aber niemals erreichtg dennoch in dem Suchen wird man ein besserer Amerikaner. Aber was ist eigentlich der Amerikanismus? Das Wiirterbuch erklifirt ihn als eine treue Ergebenheit zu den Vereinigten Staaten, und weiter als die Cesamtzahl der flberlieferungen, Iteressen, ldeale, und Sitten, die unserem Land eigentiimlich sind. Dies ist aber nicht genug. Der Amerikanismus ist nicht nur die Sitten von, oder die Ergebenheit zu, unserem Land, er ist was jeder Amerikaner tief in dem Herzen fiihlt und denkt. Er ist das schiine Gefiihl der Vaterlandsliebe, die herrliche Kenntnis der Demokratie, und die besti-indige Empfindung der Sieherheit. Wii.hrend andere Nationen blutige Kriege auf dem Schlachtfeld fiihren, kiinnen wir Ameri- kaner nachlassen und den Frieden geniessen, mit der Kenntnis dass wir den Krieg nicht haben werden, es sei denn, dass wir ihn wollen. Dies ist wirklich der Amerikanismus und die Demokratie. Der Amerikanismus ist durch die ,lahre von hart schlagenden, streng willigen Leuten geffirdet werden. Die ersten Amerikaner triiumten daran. lhre Nachfnlger kiimpflen darum und erwarben ihn endlich, und nun kiinnen wir ihn geniessen. Bei unseren Vorfahren, die die Verfassung schriehen, entstand dieser grosse Clauhe. Die Verfassung der Vereinigten Staaten ist die feste Crundlage und das Cetsetz worin der ganze Amerikanismus gefunden wird. Die Freiheitsurkunde zusammen mit der Verfassung hilft auch zu dem feierliehen Versprechen der Demokratie. Sie bewilligen den Amerikanern Vorrechte, mit denen die Verfassungen anderer Liinder nicht verglichen werden kiinnen. Solche Cesetze helfen nicht nur in unserem heutigen Zustand der Demokratie, sondern sie helfen auch, sie fiir das kiinftige Menschenalter zu schiitzen. Als Amerikaner haben wir auch Erziehungsgelegenheiten von keiner anderer Nation iibertroffen. Wir haben unziihlige Schulen, Universitiiten und Bibliotheken. Wir haben Lehrer und Professoren mit der hiichsten Erziehung. Es gibt keine Ausrede fiir Ungelehrigkeit in dieser Welt der Kenntnis. Der Amerikanismus gibt uns sicher ausgedehnte Vorteile. Aber der Amerikanismus hesteht nicht allein aus Gesetzen Erziehung und iiberlieferungen. Es sind andere Faktoren, die man betrachten sollte, wahrend man diesen ausgedehnten Gegenstand hespricht. Solch ein Faktor ist der Clauhe des amerikenischen Volkes. Einer von den vornehmsten Clauben ist die Valer- landsliehe. Dieser ist der beste von allen denn die Treue und der Respeckt sind die Wesentlichkeiten, worum ein Land gehaut wird. Der Parteistreit ist in dieser Nation, worin jedermann zu einem gemeinen Ende arheitet, geringzuschiitzen. Wir sind ein einzelnes 'und ungeteiltes Land. Wir sullen es immer so erhalten, fiir die Gegenwart und fiir die kiinftigen Jahre. Amerika ist eine Nation, die alle die Biirger liehen und hewundern. Wir sollen den Amerikanismus hegen und schiitzen, denn er ist eine Angelegenheit der Seele, und man kann ihn nur in der Angelegenheit der Wahrheit niihern. Zu dieser Zeit sollten wir nun alle ein Gehet verrichten, aus Denkbarkeit, dass wir Amerikaner sind, und in sol:-h einem sc-hiincn Land unter dem griissten Ideal von allen, dem Amerikanismus leben. 4-9 GREEK if Americanism MARY LOUISE TAYLOR America 6011 15 TCTJII 67x6u06pw11 Xdapa :cal 1? Tail! 61fya9d'111 OIZICIIIZ. 25071 'rb ziipxew 'TOD 876,11-OU, Dvro 'roi 8'l'i,LLOU, T121 51f,uw. 05701 hXGixK01J'Tl1l, Evri 9600656111 ical E1K11061'q ical, 51lca16'r11'r1. 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We read our newspapers with the knowledge that it is the result of the editor's effort to present the truth as guided by his conscience and by his common sense, not by some government censor bureau. We Worship God in the manner of our choice. We are Americans. Americanism is a beautiful word. We like to repeat it over and over again to ourselves because it is the symbol of a great heritage that is ours. Theoretically it means the belief in American customs, ideals, and attitudes. But to most of us who naturally embrace these traditions, Americanism stands for happiness, freedom, and life. We say these are our inalienable rights, but people of other lands must do without them. We are happy in our pride for this country, its present status, and its glorious past. We are happy for there is hope in the future, and happiness cannot exist without hope. Amer- icanism stands for freedom. Only an American can understand the true, full meaning of the word. Here, our rights to freedom of speech, press, and religion are guaranteed by our Constitution, and we know not what it means to be deprived of them. Ours is a land founded by people of many nation- alities and creeds, who came here, after giving up the ties with their father- lands, to embrace Americanism. We are now approximately one hundred thirty million people, occupying three million square miles of territory, we are not crowded, we do not have a surplus population, which necessitates conquering new frontiers to accommodate the excess. We have ample agricul- tural and mineral resources, raw materials, and a good industrial structure, and are not crushed by want. We have escaped the tyrant's persecution. Our laws are based on the principle of democracy-government by the people. Such are the blessings of Americanism. Americanism is a vivid, living thing. We feel its presence whenever our flag is unfurled, our anthem is sung, or the patriotic words of one of our immortal countrymen are reiterated. We have ample reason, then, to be proud of our Americanism. We have ample reason to fight as our fore- fathers fought to preserve our Americanism. We have ample reason to lift our heads high when we sing our national anthem, 'The Star-Spangled Bannerf, for we sing of a beautiful Hag in a beautiful land. 51 ,Y , F: Y. kqwfy, 1' 1.,q:':l .- I:-wyaa. 1 . 1.. 1 ,p 9 W, ,lu 1519. ' . fluff L wzm1,.,i,n.,-Z., . . L HONQRS HIGHEST DISTINCTION Honors, 1940 - 1941 FIRST QUARTER HIGHEST SECOND SENIOR CLASS: Margaret A. Gillan Annette G. Dress JUNIOR CLASS: Helen M. Anderson Rita M. Russo SOPHOMORE CLASS: James F. Stagg Lot H. Cooke FRESHMAN CLASS: William Herman Carol Hacker SECOND QUARTER SENIOR CLASS: Bronislaus Zamrok Dolores E. Kowalski JUNIOR CLASS: Helen M. Anderson Rita M. Russo SOPIIOMORE CLASS: Lot Il. Cooke Amelia M. Tylenski FRESHMAN CLASS: Carol Hacker William llerman Marie R. Kane Vera I. Karnath THIRD QUARTER SENIOR CLASS: Genevieve A. Mikulewicz Dolores E. Kowalski JUNIOR CLASS: Helen M. Anderson Rita M. Russo SOPHOMORE CLASS: Amelia M. Tylenski Lot H. Cooke l-'RESHMAN CLASS: Vera .I. Karnath William Herman 54 THIRD Alethea E. Cole Dolores E. Kowalski Edward R. Weber Amelia M. Tylenski Robert Reynolds Annette C. Dress Edward R. Weber James F. Stagg Robert Reynolds Mary I. Dickman Robert A. Wheeler .Iames F. Stagg Marie R. Kane BOYS HONOR ROLL STUDENTS WHO HAVE WON HIGHEST DISTINCTION BY MAINTAINING AN AVERAGE OF 95211 OR ABOVE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Lois R. Bartz Alethea E. Cole Dorothea J. Cole Mary J. Diekman Annette G. Dress Helen M. Anderson Evelyn Gall Louise lVl. Hards Lois M. McMullen SENIORS Charles C. Eikenburg lVlargaret A. Gillan Dolores E. Kowalski Genevieve A. Mikulewivz Robert F. Milks JUNIORS Ruth M. Potter Rita R. Rejent Rita M. Russo Eleanor M. Searcello 55 Mary F. Misercola Harry E. Petzing George W. Riley Bettie E. Taylor Bronislaus Zamrok Harold W. Thiedt Doris E. Viands Robert A. Wheeler Charleine H. Willia IHS Mary E. Brown Lot H. Cooke Arlene M. Goodman Helen R. Kutzner Dorothy Bielak Leah M. Braymiller Richard Bredenberg Ruth C. Clark Marion L. Cousins Wanda Dybus Marjorie Daubert Phyllis DiCarlo Florence Gardon Gilda Celia Dorothy Cracz Carol l. Hacker Carolyn M. Hacker Patricia M. Healy William Herman .lanet M. Hunter SOPHOMORES William C. Lauth Mary E. Masterson Erwin W. Meyer Evelyn C. Peck Mildred C. Schlack FRESHMEN Marie R. Kane Vera .l. KHI'llHtll Dorothy Kieliszek Helen M. Krupski lohn Maurer Barbara A. McCluskey lean McMillan Richard B. McNamara Stephania M. Melisz Jean Morrow Florence A. Moore Sally A. Myers Virginia Nadrowska Rita Nowak Christine Nagel Muriel D. 0'Malley 56 Theresa E. Skalat Iames F. Stagg Eleanor J. Sutton Amelia M. Tylenski Edna M. Ott Donald Pantle Lorraine Rabent Aileen Radtke Robert Reynolds Margaret M. Regan lean M. Riley Elaine C. Ross Dorothy M. Smith Dorothy Sudyn Marion F. Sullivan Marjorie J. Szen Rita V. Tornaka Peggy Warmus Irene Wojcik Carmen A. Woolsey SEMURS Dtllllllly H. Lat-Inajn-zyk Helenn j. Slusarz GIRLS HONOR ROLL THE IVULLUWING S'I'UDEIN'I'5 DISTINGUISHED THEMSELVES 'I'HR0lIGHOU'I THE SGHUUI, YEAR BY IVIAINTAIIXING AIX AVERAGE OI-' UW. UR ABOVE IN THEIR STUDIES Doris M. Anitlensmn Ruth L. Bititzki Elizalietln G. Breen Geraldine IVI. Brennan jane Buldan Helen lVl. Grane Lillian M. Dahl Hulbert W. Engellnerl Berniee V. Eielx John A. Griffin ,lusepli E. Griffin lVlary G. Gugliuzza llulnert I. Hirseln Evelyn ,I. Huffman Eileen Nl. Howard ,lulnannne I... Hryreaj Patricia G. lVlann Phyllis Massey Gerhard G. Wlerz Ernest G. lVluntz Grace E. Murphy Marion I . lVlurpI1yf Stella E. Nabaeln Dorothy ,I. Novak Joseph ,I. O'Brien William ,I. 0'Brien lVlargaret Nl. Quinlan Jeanne E. Reynolds Harriet U. Riehnnund Edward I. Rulkuwski lVlarian Seheely' Helen IVI. St-Inroetler ST lVlary L. 'l'ayflur Betty' IVI. Winnlner Ruth E. Winnlner Jn IN IORS Phyllis G. Anderson Edward G. Andrewa Elinur K. Baier lVlariun I. Barker Williann H. Baxter Robert N. Boelnnn Mary' A. Bowers Irene IVI. Branieki Edith E. Bleek lean E. I5I'UClil1LIl'SI Ruth I. Ghristnnan Mary W. Churchwell Mary D. Collins Sophie D. Czysz Elsiemay Densford Vera G. Dettman Dorothy F. Dobucki Eleanor K. Fahrenholz Gertrude A. Farrell Alice M. Fisher Joseph A. Fliss Yvonne P. Gallant Jean E. Gassman Patricia A. Healy Margaret M. Heaphy Elizabeth L. Heimbueger Helen M. Klimschot Charles C. Kline Lillian P. Lahti Kathleen M. McKendry Eleanor McKeown Virginia M. Mulvey Paul H. Myers Sheila A. 0'Toole Mary M. Palmer Rosemary A. Petrie Rita L. Pilarski Jean L. Rathke Luella A. Schutrum Virginia Seiders Eileen C. Shea Mildred J. Sitterle Mary A. Snyder Caroline E. Stonemetz June M. Strong Julian A. Szurnilo Francis X. Trauffler Paul J. Walters Edward R. Weber Margaret M. Wiles Marjorie C. Wilson Ruth L. Youngwirth SOPHOMORES Anna Andry Betty C. Baker Rita N. Burgstahler Alexander Campbell Eleanor Donnelly James J. Dorscheid Dennis A. Drew Anne G. Eberhardt Frank M. Egan Shirley H. Ellis Marion Ertel Joan W. Fleischmann Paul B. Flierl Dorothy A. Gurny Mary E. Hamberger Jean C. Haskell Beatrice L. Hoagland Grace E. Hochgrebe Norma J. Huester M. June Johnston Rita M. Kawalec Mary E. Kearins William T. Kiernan Arlene E. Kolacki Geraldine M. Konieczna Dorothy M. Kopacz Walter E. Kottas Victoria R. Kowalski William C. Krauss Virginia M. Kuhn Elizabeth Kummer Helen M. Lahti Charlotte R. Lloyd Gloria L. Lorenz Shirley R. MacLachlan Jane L. Manka Shirley M. Marx Stella Masterenke Martin J. McMahon Phyllis G. Mellor Ruth G. Metz Dorothy R. Miller June M. Miller Donald J. Myers Robert D. Neubecker Jean M. Noel Anna R. Novak George L. O,Connor Pauline E. Payne Eleanor F. Piechowiak Dorothy W. Rawson Joseph F. Ruh Thelma J. Schlesinger Mildred Schoedel Felix P. Staniszewski George L. Vandermeulen Norman W. Vanlderstine Helen A. Warmus Arlene L. Yaeger Joan Youknut Alice l. Ziemski F RESHMEN Marion E. Albee Doris J. Ashdown 58 Patience Avery Lorraine R. Baker Ruth A. Baker Gloria Bartlett Joseph Basinski Alice J. Baszynska Dorothy E. Beale Natalie J. Bednarczyk Marilyn J. Berry Harley S. Boorman Thomas Bowen Mary Burden Patricia A. Burns Charles D. Bushen Janice Canfield Jean Carney William Cawthard George F. Chambers Sylvia Chojecka Lenora L. Church Nelda Colafranceschi Thomas Coyne Aileen P. Craven James Curry Eleanor G. Curtin Dolores Dee Shirley E. Draves Doris Earon Lorraine E. Eberhardt Joan M. Ellis Norma J. Farrell Edna R. Ford Jack Fox John Freidenberg Margaret Gardon Adeline Glapinska Margaret Goetz Nora B. Greene Agnes M. Grys Regina Guarino Margaret Gunn Ann M. Healy Mary A. Healy Shirley Heinze Eleanor F. Herzog Cecile M. Holts Roberta Howard Geneva K. Hurley Allene Jenner Dolores M. Kappen Phyllis Keohane Jean M. Kick Faith A. Klavoon Josephine Korzeniowski Ruth Kulaszewski Donald J. Kuss Marjorie Lawrynitis Neal Leavell Elizabeth N. Leising Phyllis M. Lepir Anne M. Lyons Margaret R. Macdonald Norma Mack Dorothy Malicki Mary E. Malone Milford Maloney Anna M. Massett Jean A. Massey Shirley A. Matthews Philip McDonald Dolores V. McNiff Alfred Mentecki .Iean R. Mettauer Irene R. Michalska Betty A. Mitchell Persephone Moorehead Rita L. Mootz Clara M. Moran Doris I. Murphy .Ioan M. Myers Esther Myszkowiak Virginia M. Nickel Adele C. Nowak Alice T. Nowak Edna Oberholtzer Elizabeth Petronsky Celia Pieczynska Virginia Rakocka Betty Raymond Helen S. Rozmus Ellen Rudd .Iames Ruesch Grace Schallot Ruth E. Schultz Eleanore M. Shaddak Dorothy Shemendera 59 Catherine Shimakey Dolores Slawiak Carol I. Smith .Ioan A. Smith Mary Sobieraj Eleanor Swierski Eugenia Splatt Flora Tobia G. Morton Weed Jeanette Weed Dolores M. Wheaton Edward Wierzbic Rhea M. Wills Emily Witkowski Laura M. Woods Raymond Yohannes Betty Zemko Melvin I. Ziegler Mildred Ziomek THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS, NONE OF WHOM HAS EVER BEEN OR LATE DURING THE ENTIRE SCHOOL YEAR, ARE DISTINGUISHED FOR THEIR REGULARITY George Adams Phyllis Adams Catherine Alf Doris M. Anderson George E. Anderson Helen Anderson Edward G. Andrews Anna Andry Charles E. Archie Virginia C. Arendt Elinor Baier Margaret M. Bailey Irene Baillie Betty C. Baker Elaine E. Baker Lorraine R. Baker Margaret E. Baker Ruth A. Baker Charlotte F. Ball Marion Barker Evelyn A. Barnes Rose Baron Cele Barry Lois R. Bartz Wellington Battin Dolores Bauer Rosetta M. Bauer Norma Beale Norma J. Beanard Mary Bechtloff Dorothy G. Bensch Hope M. Bentley Ruth Bieber Dorothy Brelak Ruth Bilitzki Margaret Blair Shirley Blanck George Boettcher June V. Boettcher Virginia G. Boryszak Thomas J. Bowen Doris Bowers Mary A. Bowers Irene Branicki Ethel Braun Leah M. Braymiller Richard R. Bredenberg Eileen Breen AND PUNCTUALITY Elizabeth C. Breen Barbara Brennan Geraldine M. Brennan Edith E. Brock Jean Brockhurst Dorothy M. Brown Elaine M. Brown Gertrude Brown June F. Brown Mary E. Brown Ann Bruckman Nelson E. Brueckl Josephine Bukowsku Edward Buldan Jane Buldan Mary Burden Russell Burgin Winifred E. Burgin Rita M. Burgstahler Eugene Burke john Burke lane Burrell Nancy Busalacchi Mollie D. Buxton Harrv Bycina Marion Catherlnan Mary A. Cavanaugh George Chambers Doris E. Chase Sylvia Chojet-ka Ruth Christman Lenora C. Church Elizabeth Clancy Ruth M. Clancy Clara Clark lrvine Clifford Marion H. Clifford Harriet E. Cline Wendell J. Clubb Nelda Colafranceschi Alethea E. Cole Arlene M. Cole Do1'othea J. Cole Albert T. Coleman Dorothy A. Coleman Edna E. Collard Madeline J. Collins Victor Cook 60 Lot H. Cooke Eleanor Cooley .lulia Cooper Helen M. Cotter Veronica A. Coughlil Theodore Craig Mary Criswell William V. Cybulski Lucy Czwojdak Sophie D. Czysz William J. Danahy Marjorie A. Daubert Betty R. Daul lane F. Davis Dolores Dee Dorothy C. DeGrood Chester Dembkowski Petrina D. Demicke john Dempsey Elsiemay Densford Marita Denton Bert DePotty William Desmond Vera Dettman Phyllis DiCarlo Dolores A. Dickman Mary J. Diekman Lena DiVincenzo Dorothy Dobueki June L. Doehler Eleanor Donnelly ,Iames J. Dorscheid Edmund Dowling Annette G. Dress Dennis Drew Marie A. Drew Florence Dulak George Durfee Norbert S. Dybowski Betty Earnst Doris Earon Anne G. Eberhardt Betty L. Eddy Frank M. Egan Robert F. Elbert jerry Emanuel Loretta M. Emhof Margaret Emmerling ABSENT Robert W. Engelbert Charles England George Eustace Rita Faber .loanne E. Fairbank Norma J. Farrell George Feltz Lillian L. Feltz Marie F eltz F. Leslie Ferris James R. Ferris lrene M. Finegar Alice M. Fisher Donald Fisher .loan W. Fleischmann Cecilia Fliss Joseph A. Fliss Donald .l. Flynn Eileen M. Flynn Harry Flynn Lucy A. Frachella .lohn Fredenburg Marian F. Frederick Emily Gall Evelyn Gall Mary Gardner Betty J. Garrett Doris Garrett .lean Gassman Joseph E. Gavin Nicholas J. Gentile Evelyn Gerwitz Jean M. Gibson Margaret A. Gillan Robert Gladwell Ruth Glair Adeline Glapinska Margaret Goetz William Goldbach Alice Good Kathryn D. Good Arlene M. Goodman Donald G. Gorman .lacqueline Gosper Dorothy Gracz Thomas W. Gray Alice Greene Noreen M. Griffin Regina Guarino Margaret Gunn Dorothy A. Gurny Carol Hacker Carolyn M. Hacker Donald Hailand Mary E. Hamberger Elsie Harbart Louise Hards Alberta M. Harsch Caroline S. Hastings Carl 0. Haux Patrick W. Hayes Alice Healy Mary A. Healy Mary F. Healy Dorothy Heffernan Donald M. Held Victor J. Helinski Norma Helmuth William Herman Marie Herrmann Grace E. Hochgrehc Mary Hoehn Evelyn J. Hoffman l. Donald Honan Roberta J. Howard Marjorie Huber Mary Huber Norma J. Huester .lames Hughes .lanet Hunter Ernest .lablonski Lorraine Jacobs Walter Jarnot Paul .lones Frances Jordon Gloria .loseph Dorothy Jozens Gloria M. Karnmer Marie R. Kane Vera Karnath Helen Kaupa Rita M. Kawaler- Mary E. Kearins Robert F. Keller Reginald Kelley Alice S. Kershurg Mary A. Kick Dora Kieft William Kiernan Fred E. Kimmerle .lames G. Klabuhn Ruth A. Kladke Loretta E. Kleinschmiclt Helen Klimschot Leonard R. Kohl 6l Stanley Konieczny Dorothy M. Kopacz Walter Kottas Dolores E. Kowalski Victoria Kowalski Corrine Kraft Doris Kramer Grace Krathaus Janet B. Krathaus Fred H. Krauss William Krauss Ruth Krieger Viola Kruger Helen Krupski Elizabeth A. Kummer Mary Kurch Irene B. Kuster Evelyn M. Kutzner Helen R. Kutzner Robert W. Kutzner Hedwig Kuzniarek Albert LaBasco Dorothy H. Lachajczyk Casimira Lachowska Irene Lacy Dorothy J. Ladowski Lorraine Lask Mary R. Leary Richard J. Leary Elizabeth Leising Betty R. Leonard Charles Lexner Harriet M. Litke Ruth D. Litke Anne Lyons Mary E. Lyons Teresa P. Lyons Margaret MacDonald Chester MacRae .lane T. Maloney Eleanor M. Mancheff Gloria Mancheff .lane L. Manka Alice E. Manley Arthur Mallette Grace M. Malloy Rita Manger Kathleen M. Manns Verna Manown Rosemarie Marchese Shirley M. Marx .lean A. Massey Phyllis Massey Hilda Maurer John Maurer Stella Masterenko Mary E. Masterson William Mattingly Edward F. Mazur Kathleen McCarthy Patricia F. McCarthy Thomas McCarthy Allison J. McClure Richard McDonnell Lois L. McElroy Margaret McGinn Lucille M. McLaughlin Patricia McLoughlin Marion P. McMorrow Neil McNally Joan McWhorter Audrey Meinzer Stephania Melisz Phyllis G. Mellor Gerhard C. Merz Dolores C. Metzger Genevieve Mikulewicz Robert F. Milks Dorothy R. Miller Raymond Miller William J. Miller Mary E. Millholen Robert Mischel Mary Misercola Anne M. Mockler Evelyn J. Monney Dorothy A. Moore Florence A. Moore Jean L. Morlock Hilda Mull Ernest G. Muntz Betty Murphy Doris Murphy Helen M. Murphy Marion F. Murphy Noreen M. Murphy Donald J. Myers Paul H. Myers Sally Myers Nesta A. Naftzger Christina Nagel John J. Nagle Mary J. Nehrbass Paul Newell James J. Newman John W. Nolan Anna Novak lrene H. Nowak Rita Nowak William J. 07Brien Josephine Ockibine James Odell Gailon E. Odle Theodore W. Offers Marie J. O'Keefe Betty Okoniewska Helen M. Opala Angeline Osalkowska Andrew Parentis Vresida A. Parentis Howard Parish Mary J. Parker Dorothy Pawlewska Flora Payne Dorothy Petrie Geraldine Petrie Vincent J. Picerno Celia Pieczynska Lorraine Pieper Rita Pilarski Ruth M. Potter Stephen S. Pronobis Grace M. Propster Joseph Pugowski Dorothy Pyzkiewicz Arthur Quattlander Gerald J. Queen Margaret Quinlan Lorraine Rabent Lorraine Radke Eileen M. Radtke Dorothy W. Rawson Thomas R. Reedy Corinne Reusch Robert Reynolds Virginia A. Rich George W. Riley Jean M. Riley Agnes M. Roberts Elaine G. Ross Betty M. Rudnick Dorothy G. Rudnicki Bernard Ruesch Robert Ruesch Clara Rugh 62 Joseph Ruh Stanley C. Ruminski Rita Russo Richard Ruszala Edward J. Rutkowski Sophie Rutkowska Pearl Rys Eleanor Scarcello Joseph Schmann Marian Scheely Paul J. Schintzius Mildred C. Schlack Chola L. Schlesinger Thelma J. Schlesinger Dorothy H. Schmitt Arline L. Schneider M. Jeanette Schneider Mildred Schoedel Helen Schroeder William M. Schultz Grace Schutrum Florence E. Schutt Elvira C. Schutz Doris C. Schwenker Allene C. Schwert Robert W. Seidler Ruth Seidler Lillian Selig Dalton M. Shea Eileen C. Shea George Shea Helenmae Shea Marjorie Shearer Catherine Sheehan William Sheehan Dorothy Shemendera Herbert I. Sherman May L. Shields Edward Short Betty Shosenburg John F. Sick Teresa M. Sick Mildred Sitterle Theresa E. Skalat Dorothy Skoniecka Lydia A. Slisz Dorothy Smith Dorothy M. Smith Eleanor J. Smith Joan A. Smith Louise G. Smith Mary P. Smith Norma M. Smith Mary Snyder Casimir Sobieraj James Solat Dorothy M. Specht Mary M. Spencer Anna L. Sperduti Eugenia Splatt Arlene Spooner Muriel G. Spoonley Gloria Staffan Richard M. Stafford James F. Stagg Stanley Stanik Robert Steeb Ruth Steffens Richard Sterling Margaret Stevens Wilma J. Stevens Roy A. Stewart Ruth Stoehr Caroline E. Stonemetz Jeannette Strabel Ruth Strabel June M. Strong Doreen F. Stuber Jane D. Stumpf Marion Sullivan Maureen Sullivan Eleanor J. Sutton Eugene D. Swenson Pauline H. Swiatek Thomas Swinscoe Hattie Szeluga Doris B. Szen Marjorie Szen Julian A. Szumilo Richard Szymczyk Marion Talarczyk Agnes P. Talty Lorraine E. Taylor Harold W. Thiedt Sybil M. Thomas Rita Tomaka William B. Toulmin Francis X. Trauffler Nelson E. Tschopp Jean E. Turner Dennis A. Tyburski Amelia M. Tylenski Marion Ulrich Betty Vail Mary L. Vail George M. VanHaintze Sophie Vaughan Doris Viands George O. Waggoner John E. Walsh Norma E. Walter Paul J. Walters Peggy Warmus Betty Weaver Norma R. Weaver Norbert Webber Edward R. Weber Bertel S. Wessman Richard V. West Esther L. Westermeier John Weyand Beverly J. Wheeler Marion Wheeler Marshall L. Wheeler 63 Robert A. Wheeler Dorothy White William E. White Jay R. Whitney Edward B. Wierzbic Marilyn Wiest Margaret M. Wiles Rhea M. Wiles Edgar Wilke Beatrice M. Willig Agnes L. Wilson Marjorie Wilson Shirley M. Wilson Alice M. Wojcicki Henry S. Wojcicki lrene Wojcik Florence Wolbrecht Robert H. Wolf Charles Wolfmueller Audrey M. Wood Helen J. Woods Laura Woods Carmen A. Woolsey Robert W. Wright Vincent Wright Leocadia Wybraniec Arlene L. Yaeger Leonard P. Zak lrene Zamrok Bernard Zeigler Renee Zemla Herbert Zeplowitz Alice I. Ziemski Adelia Zientek Mildred Ziomek 5 f . Us . 4 :Ai , -, .47 :fu ....,5b'.s' ,. ' ., g L'- X H , ?f Ei' i E F. l i. 5 , I , 4 r' .1 i i If T 1 I 5. 1-, k , , i A l 5. '. c A 5 ', I :L r, P i J V w r V ' , 11 F '1 , r ' ' - - f' ' . 1 f J' alan'-wmsziwsuilwn-:',m4Jll,'f11,'i1 '1-I:x'ffP- ' ..y I. SSE? Abram, Arthur Adams, Phyllis M. Agostinelli. Aldo E. Ahern. Robert Allen. Robert Anderson, Helen M Anderson. .lane NI. I Anderson. lhyllis C. Andrews, Edward G Anthony. Anne T. Archie, Charles E. Arendt, lrene T. Auer. Dorothy li. Babbitt, Dorothy li Baier, Elinor K. Baish. Joanne Nl. STUDY HALL 217 -JUNIORS Juniors Balistrieri. Katherine Balestrieri, Mildred Ball. Dorothy K. Barker. Marion l. Barnes. Kenneth .l. Barrett. Cyril F. Barrett. John Barry. Cele F. Barry. Helene C. Barthelemy, Ceneviex e Bauer. Dolores F. Baxter, Willialii H. Beale. INOTIHH F. Beanard, Ruth L. Beasley, Nlargaret Bebaek. Raymond J. Bef-htloFf. Mary lVl. 60 Beck, Charlotte M. Berk. Evelyn A. Beiter. Vera E. Bell. Howard lf. Belter. Grace A. Bender. Robert .l. Benseh. Uorothy G. Beyer. john l.. Beyer. Robert Bialy. Leocadia U. Blanck. Shirley C. Boardman, Virginia lf. Boehm. Robert N. Boltz, Beverly l. Bongiovanni, Josephine A Bowers. Mary A. Brave, Phyllis A. Bradley. Berniee I. Branieki. lrene M. Braun. Ethel A. Breen. Eileen C. Brock. Edith E. Broekhurst. .lean li. Brooks. Elisaheth J. Brooks. Warren W. Brown. Dorothy M. Brown. Geraldine li. Brown. Gertrude T. Browne. Miehael T. Brueekl. Nelson li. Brun. Vincent E. Bruno. Mary E. Burger. Bohert Burgin. Lorraine L. Burrell. .lane M. Bush. Charles Bllsse. Bohert A. STUDY HAH. 245 .IUNIORS Butler. Elizabeth B. Caffery. Margaret M. Calfery. William ll. Callahan, John J. Campbell, Mary H. Cannan. James XV. Carlo. Gloria C. Carr. Willialii .l. Carroll. Mary M. Catherman. Marion B. Cavanaugh, joseph M. Cawl. Lorraine E. Chaclderdon, Willard C. Charleton, Mary Cholewinska. Helen M. Christ. Clarenve C. Christman. Bath l. Churvh. .loseph B. Chnrehwell. Mary W. 07 Clark. Clara Clark. Mary l . Cleary, lrene li. Cleary. Williaili M. Clifford. lrvine Clouden, Norene A llylnci Charlc V I V. ' as P. Codfl. Dorothy M. Cogan. John B. Collins. Ellen T. Collins. John lf. Collins. Madeline .l. Collins. Mary D. Connell. Margaret .l. Connelly, Harry Connelly. Robert Connors. lfdward Connors. lvlHlll'lt'f' Cook. l,t'0t'!HI'fl ll. 1M Connolly. lflizahetl A. Cook. lA7lliFP R, Coolvy. Jann-s P.. lfonghlin. .lohn F. lfourtnvy. Thomas H. Cowley. Hdwzlrfl V. Coylv. ,losf-ph Crvnan. .Ioan Cross, Alim- Cllllllllillfli I.dWl'Pllf'P Cyran. Jan? Czysz. Sophiv U. llailvy. Margard P.. Daly. George R. Uavies. Arthur PI. Davis. Dorothy M. Delioi. Pvarl C. DPP. lrvlw N. Us-P, Junws Dvmhkowski, Chvstvr N'I'l IDY HALL 237-f JUNIURS llemsforrl. I':lSiP1llHf Unanp. Xviliidlll F. Dvpotty. lVIar-joriv A. Dugan. Hvlvn M. Us-rwin. Frmmris J. llc-ttlnan. Vvra U. lfarnsl. Bvlly J. Didio. Pl'lIflPIll'P lfdfly. H0115 lAll'I'klillP Uifllrirh. GForge' K. luflglar. RHS? VI. Die-trirh. lVlonif'a M. I'1flVY2ll'dS. Mary IC. Divtrivh. Norman I Diggins. ,Iohn F. Disarno. Rust' Dixon. Vinrvnl I . Dolnlvki. Dorothy ll' Dolan. PZltl'if'iZl H. Dole. Ruth M. Donald. .Ivan D. Donovan. Edna M. Hoody. Thomas F. Doly. Catherine' M. Drahvk. Hvlvn If. lihrig. Virginia M. lfisvnhut. Mary C. lfllis. Harrivi L. limhof. Hvlvn K. Ifnugellme-1'l. Clayton W English. Jalnes English. John J. lfnright. Villl'f'I1l ll. lfrh, Cvorgff Erivkson. Hvxwly A. Frif'kQor1. EIIIIPI' J. Frsing. Rivharfl Urzcwuvki. Fl0l'ClN'f' C. lfllstavv. Cvorgfr T. OU L 5 ,xr ilmull. Lli ll In ilu l'il1ui1 J l'lL 'y. a I. . 'ullx'm1l1olz. lull-im l uill1. Gloria M. l'lilllUlI. lnu lf. l' lllllrflb. Maru' IZ l 'aillI5lxu. Mlxiu ll l u1'zm. l'lllsl4'lllll l'lill'l'r'll. llvrtrurli- X. l zirrn'll. Mzu'iun 'll l zu'i'm-ll. N-il ll. lw-ir. Julmn ff. w w r l'r'llZ. l:Hll'g.fl' W. lfvltz. Muriv l.. l mum-ll. William J. l' 1-rris. l' ramlxlm l l't'llt'l'lbill'lI. Rllil l l iullxia-isivz. .luliu lfivlcls. lluss .-X. Finger. Robert 5. STUDY ll'Xl.l. HIT .lliNlURS lfisln-i'. Alix-v M. Ifix, Helly l la1lw1'ly, jcfzm lf. l lii-rl. Muriel lf. l liss. CPl'1i'llil l liss, jusepll A. lslyllll. lltblllllly M. l lymi. lfilt-cn M. lflynn. lflizulwlll lmlil. flrlliur A. Fuss. Allin-cl 'l'. l run1r-, Nil-lmlus H. l'lI'LlIllillLlllSf'l', Lillian M. l'll'Lllllillll. llurley l ruvvl. Cllfllllli' D. l'll'2lZ1,'l', Ruth M. l'll'.lZlPI', Cf-urgre H. l iHlc'1'i1'k, lvliifllill l . l'lI'tJitlPlllbt'l'g, Ella F. Flllllllglllll. Anita M. 69 Fimli. Mary lil. Gull. lfmily lf. Gull, live-lyn Cullaull, Yvonne' QLJSSIIILIII, Jl'ilII lf. llvriliieig l 1'ui11'f-s Ucirvvilz. lfvelyn U. Uililvu, lunws J. Gilt-S, Luuise M. Glaivy, joseph Gliva, llflary V. Cuucl. Alive M. Uurimui, Anne-lie M Guulcl, A. May fluulml. lfllal H. Graf. Audrey lf. Gfilllillll. Paul H. Grant. Bliiljblllllll F. Crawunder. Paul 'l'. liweiie. Alive M. Uurzynski. Zenom Guy, Clareiiu- Guzda. Sophie M. Haas, Robert 0. Haettich. H ita M. Hailand. Donald Halota. Mary R. Hamm. Mary T. Hanley. john 'lf Hannes. Beverly Hannes. Patrim-ia Hannon, ,lohn P. STUDY HALL 249 ,I UNIORS AND SOPHUMORES A It M Hards. Louise M. Hanrahan. Carol Harrington. Patri Hart. Eflwilfd li. Hart, Ellen L. Hart. Ruth lf. Hartman. ,lean N l'li l. Hartnian. Miltlretl li. Hartman. Ruth M. Hartz. james A. Hastings, Caroline S. Haumesser, Norman I Hayes. james V. Hayes. Patrick W. Hazen. Lorraine A. Healy, Elizabeth M. Healy. Patricia A. Heaphy, Margaret M. Heavey. Donald J. Heffernan, Dorothy M. Heimbueger, Elizalwtl Heintz, Henry C. Helmuth, Norma l. Hess, Jeanna M. Hickey. Richard W. Higgins, Kevin P. Higgins. Robert li. 70 I Hiinlwilieit-i'. Muriel I' Hoag, lfwlyn C. Hoffman. William It Holowally, ,luliv M. Horbett, Barbara D. Horhota. Stephen Howard. ,lane M. Hrycaj. Johanna L. Huber. Marjorie B. Huber. Mary D. Hull, Phyllis A. Hurt-onib. Cliarles ll Hyjek. llorotliy A. lgoe. Mary A. lablonski. Ernest lackson, Yvilliam li. Jacobs, Lorraine F. lam-zarek. Stella H. Jankowelci, Philip Jeffers. Robert lf. Jenner. Cordon A. Jennings, Elizabeth M. Johnson, lfvelyn D. Johnson, Robert Johnston, Earle J. Judd. Donald B. Kaupa. Helen H. Kearns. Helen M. Keller. Robert I . Kemp. Kenneth Kennedy, Betty J. Kennedy, Joseph W. Kick. Alma L. Kick. Joseph W. Kick. Mary A. Kieft, Dora J. Kielim-h. Eugene K. STUDY HALL 209 JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES Kielznian. Jean H. King, Winfield li. Kirby. Marian J. Klawitter. Alive Klein, lslorenee A. Klein, Shirley lf. Klimer. Louis Klimscbot, Helen M. Kline, Charles C. Klipfel, Jane M. Kluczynski. Leonard Koenig, Pernell A. Koepf, Joan M. Kogal. Mildred H. Kolachi, Dorothy M Kolbe. Mildred A. Koons. Ruth M. Kory, lrene B. Kowalska. Florence P. Kralnpen. Lorraine ll. Tl lxralhaus, Janet B. Kraues, Fred H. Kreuller. Doris M. Krieger, Norman Krieger, Robert P. Krueger, Aline Krumnlel, Mary J. Krzywicka, Adelaide Krzywicki, Edward Kuntz, John P. Kusniierz, Andrew J Kutzner, Robert W. Lacy, lrene Lahti, Lillian P. Lamb, Elizabeth P. Lambert. Anna M. Larish, Helen C. Larsen. Harold L. Latko, Rita A. Lavin. John B. STUDY HALL Ii-17W JUNIORS AND SOPHONIORES Leahy, Kathleen M. Leonard, Betty N. Lett. Gloria I . Lindstrom, joseph Lippitt, Gladys M. Lillie, Harriet M. Lloyd, Patricia A. Locker. Dorothy H. Loge. Donald W. Long, Iris Long. Kenneth Lynuh. Gerald J. Lynvh, James J. Lind. Mary P. Maeadlo. Raymond G. Mack. Franris W. Mackiewiez, Helen D. Maggio. Manuel E. Magierski, Raymond Mahoney, Irene li. Maischoss, Gladys D. Malacfhowski, Raymond Mallion. Dorothy M. Malloy, Grace M. Mancheff, Eleanor M. Manning, Eileen Manns, Kathleen M. Manown, Verna H. Mardel, Gertrude Marinaccio, .lohn J. Maroney. Thomas Marquardt, Willialii F. Martin. Eleanor M. Martorana. ,lanry G. Mason. Shirley G. Mast, Lois L. Matteson. Russell A. Maurer. Hilda K. McCann. Corrine J. 72 Mc-Garthy, June M. M1'Carthy, Kathleen M. McConnell, James D. Mt-Court, Joseph E. Melluiston, Pauline H. Mvllonald. Bernard S. McDonnell, William H. MeGean, Margaret McGinn, Margaret M. Mc'Gloin, Frank lf. McGowan, Joseph McGuinness. Thomas P M1-Guire, Dolores F. McGuire, John J. Mc-Kee. Alfred R. McKendry, Kathleen M McKeown, Eleanor McLintoek. .lohn McMahon. Elizabeth M McMorrow, Marion P. McMullen, Lois M. McNally, Neil J. McNamara, Mary J. McNeill, Milton M. McNerney, Francis G. McQueary, Ruth A. McWhorter, Joan M. Meinzer, Muriel M. Mellody, Thomas Menders, Clifton R. Merkling, Margaret E. Messore, Anna T. Michael, Mary C. Miller, Daniel Miller, Doris I. Miller, Dorothy A. Miller, Frances R. Milliken, Betty J. Minken, George J. Mizerkiewicz, Alice M. Mlynarczyk, Dorothy J. Moden, Janet D. Monaghan, Cecilia R. Moran, Ann E. Moran, Patricia A. Morgan, Catherine V. Morgan, James P. Motley, Cecil J. Moyle, .loan Mulvey, Virginia M. Murphy, Betty F. Murphy, Patricia M. Murphy, Regina E. Murray, Nancy C. Muszynska, Pea1'l M. Myers, Paul H. Naftzger, Nesta A. Nalewajek, .Josephine Narigan, Harold W. Natale, Angeline R. Neill, Raymond J. Newbury, Frederick Newcomb, Donald P. Neylan, Anna M. Nicholson, Thomas B. Nicol, David A. Nicoll, Francis C. Nightengale, Alva M. Nihill, James P. Nolan, Wilbur Nowak, Gertrude S. Nowicki, Eleanor Oberholtzer, Gertrude O'Brian, Joseph H. O'Brien, Susanne T. 0,Brien, T. Kyran O,Connor, James J. O,Connor, John 0'Connor, Norine A. 0'Donnell, Frances 07Hearn, Charles E. 0'Meara, Francis J. O'Neill, Catherine O,Neill, John E. O'Neill, Margaret M. Ornowski, lrwin O'trander, Herbert 0'Sullivan, Daniel O'Toole, Sheila A. Ott, Shirley R. Ozga, Theodore Pace, Joseph R. Palmer, Mary M. Papke, Walter N. Parsons, Helen L. Patterson, Mary J. Paxson, Elizabeth J. Pepe, Ann L. Pepe, Theresa R. Peterson, Grace M. Petrie, Elizabeth A. Petrie, Rosemary A. Petronsky, John M. Phalen, Jack R. Philbin, William R. Phillips, Mina C. Phillips, Roland W. Picerno, Lucille R. Piechocka, Helen A. Pilarski, Rita L. Pinzel, Dorothy M. Plonka, Margaret B. Pohlman, Virginia D. Pokrandt, June B. Potter, Ruth M. Prendergast, William F. Purcell, Patrick Purtill, Kathleen A. Pyne, Daniel J. Pyzikiewicz, Dorothy F. Queen, Gerald J. Quick, Darwin Radke, Lorraine E. 73 Ramsey, Dorothy M. Rathke, Jean L. Rayter, Cecilia Reardon, Virginia M. Reczek, Dorothy S. Reedy, M. Abby Regent, Rita R. Regula, Richard E. Reid, Edward Reilly, Jean M. Reister, Eleanor J. Rhinehart, Muriel Rich, June M. Richards, James M. Riley, Eugene P. Riley, Margaret M. Roberts, Ann D. Roberts, Anna M. Robinson, Irving E. Roeder, Marie J. Roehling, Alice E. Rogala, Lillian Rooney, Leo J. Rossdeutscher, Dorothy Ruesch, Bernard A. Rugh, Clara G. Rupp, Robert F. Russo, Marion Russo, Rita M. Safe, Ednamae Safee, Elizabeth M. Sandusky, Jeannette A. Santi, Joseph T. Sauer, Jean R. Scannel, Mary F. Scarello, Eleanor M. Schaer, Robert W. Scheely, Doris M. Scheible, Virginia B. Schichtel, Allen H. Schleidt, Raymond A. Schlesinger, Harlan M. Schlesinger, lola L. Schmidt, Daniel C. Schott, Clayton E. Schunke, John Schutrum, Luella A. Schutt, Florence E. Schwenker, Doris Seagrave, Pearl A. Seiders, Virginia Seifert, Mabel C. Seiler, Robert G. Selig, Lillian Senko, Anna J. Shaw, Jean B. Shea, Dalton M. Shea, Eileen C. Shea, Thomas S. Sheehan, Catherine M. Sheehan, John J. Shephard, Mildred R. Sheppard, Robert E. Sherman, Loye E. Shields, James T. Shosenburg, Betty I. Sitterle, Mildred J. Skrzypczak, Raymond Slawiak, .lean A. Slawiak, Richard A. Slomczewski, Leon Smith, Alfred J. Smith Elizabeth l. Smith, Eugene Smith George E. Smith, Norma Smith, Parker H. Smith, Virginia A. Smith, Virginia J. Snyder, Mary A. Snyder, Mary M. Sobczak, Bernard J. Sobieraj, Casimir Solat, James J. Sopczyk, Florence E. Sperduti, Anna L. Springborn, Ruth M. Staffan, Gloria M. Stafford, Jesse L. Stafford, Richard M. Stahrr, David M. Stalter, Katherine C. Stalter, Marie A. Stanfield, David R. Stapell, William H. Stein, Norman G. Stemler, Kathleen B. Stephan, Joseph G. Stevens, Margaret J. Stillwell, George E. Stonemetz, Caroline E. Stonish, Charles W. Strauss, Bernice J. Streeter, Jane F. Strong, June M. Suchocki, Henry Sullivan, Dolores M. Sullivan, Mary C. Swanekamp, Edward B. Swiatek, Pauline H. Swyers, William A. Symington, Stuart E. Sypniewska, Mary T. Szarleta, Sophie M. Szen, Doris Szeremeta, Florence Szumilo, Eleanor M. Szumilo, Julian Szymanski, Agnes B. Szymczyk, Richard A. Taggart, Catherine A. Talarczyk, Marion R. Thiedt, Harold W. Thomas, Bettymay Thomas, Mirlette C. Thomas, Ruth Thomas, Sybil M. Thompson, John J. Thompson, Joseph F. Tighe, Lillian K. Tobia, Olga R. Torkoniak, Nicholas Toulmin, William B. Trauffler, Francis K. Trautwein, Robert Tripp, Viola M. Trzecki, Francis Trzeclci, Robert J. Urbanski, Victor Vail, Betty J. Vaughan, Sophia W. Venherm, Jeanne M. Vetter, Elizabeth M. Viands, Doris E. Voss, Robert Vullo, Marian Waggoner, George O. Waldorf, Eileen R. Walkowiak, Henry Walsh, Dolores A. Walsh, James L. Walters, Paul J. Walters, Richard W. Wannemacher, William E. 7-L Wanser, Betty M. Washburn, Jeanne F. Waterstein, Thomas Watson, Bernice A. Weaver, Betty E. Weber, Edward R. Webster, Donald D. Wentz, Dorothy J. Werelus, Edwin C. Wessel, Norene A. Whalen, Lillian M. Wheeler, Marie A. Wheeler, Robert A. White, Avalon L. White, Charles F. White, Jean E. White, Kenneth White Myrle E. White, Ruth E. White, William F. Whitefield, William Whitton, Dorothy E. Wick, William F. Wiles, Margaret M. Wilfrom, Edith Wilke, Alvin A. Williams, Charleine Williamson, Eunice C. Wilson, Marie A. Wilson, Marjorie C. Woladka, Mary A. Wojcicki, Henry Wojdula, Frances J. Wood, Mary M. Woodhouse, Dorothy Woods, Bernard F. Wrest, Eugenie F. Wright, Robert W. Wurster, .James D. Yingling, Bonna B. Youngwirth, Ruth L. Zablonski, Leonard Zak, Rose M. Zamerski, Leonard Zemla, Frances M. Ziegler, Bernard Zientek, Adella H. N Zurbrick, William H. Zubrzycki, Henry M. Abplanalp, Gertrude lf. Abramowicz, Eleanor Adams, Reginald Ahrens, Edward L. Alberalla, Diamond l.. Allen. Geraldine M. Anlbellan, Robert T. Anderson, George E. Andrejeski, Elizalvetli Andry, Anna Angie-lczyk. lNorxna l . Anthon, John E. Antieola. Anthony P. Antonio. Mary J. Arendt. Virginia C. Asrnus. Jeanne A. Asnius. june C. S'l'llllY HALL 343 SOPHOMOHES 5UlJl1Ull10l't5S Atherton. Ethel Avery, ,lane M. Backlas, Eleanor M Baker, Betty C. Baker. Elaine E. Baker, Margaret E. Balestrieri. Angelin Ball. Mary L. el. Balon, .losephine ll. Barnber. Minnie Banks, Warren D. Barczykowski. Stanislaus J. Barnett. james L. Barrett, William J. Barth. Norman C. Bartoszeli. Virginia -Q P. Bates, john li. Battin, Wellington Baumgardner, Shirley F Beale, Janet R. Beanard, Marion C. Beanard, Norma J. Beasley, Evelyn M. Beaurnont, Eugene W. Bednarz. Matthew J. Belleville, Carol Benedict, Catherine ll. Benzel. Robert W. Benzula. Edith A. Bernd. Eugene V. Berns. Lucille Besant. Kathryn L. Bettinger. Lorraine j. Beyer, Clmrles H. llifaru. lhnninit' A. Bislmp, lltitlillfl F. Blaekuwiez, BfxI'tlLtl'Ll S. l3luelww'it-z, Vemilieu llluntl. llulxerl C. Huetteher. George W. liuettelier, June V. liugdun, Stella Bulngmese, lrmu C. Holtz, lVlarjurie U. BtJl't'lyIlSlCl, l lm'ent'e Buryszak, Virginia C. Bowen. Rielmrcl L. Bowers, Annu C. Braehniann. Rulmert J. Bl'Llt'liCll, Nurnia Brady, Lurettu M. Brady. Regina M. Brant, Florence M. STUDY IIALL 307- fSOPllON10Rl-15 Bl'lilK'llllillif'l'., Ralph L. Britt, John O. Brost, Betty J. Brown, Betty J. Brmvn, Daniel J. Brown. Elaine M. Brown, Jeannette Brown, Mary BFUWII, Mary lf. Hruni. l'lI'ZllllC 5. Bruno, Catherine H. Bryson, Christina M. But-kley, Juan C. Buczynski, Josephine L. Buclell, Alfred E. Budzinski, Juseph Buclzynski, Emily S. Bnerger. Hubert C. Bukowski. Walter E. Bumpus. Marion R. 76 Burgin, Russell T. Burgin, Winifretl Burgstuhler, Rita N Burke, Jeanne H. liurke, John H. Burke. Marjorie Burke, Michael Burridge, Albert li BLll'l'lClQIE, llolaert N Busch, Marie D. Butler, Wilma ll. Butzlmt-lc, Betty M. Btltzlmt-k. Jean lf. Buxton, Alive H. Bycina. Hurry Bykuwski, Durotliy Caffery, Tliunius J. Cahill. Lzlwrenee J. Cahill, Mary T. K liillflllffli-I. Salvatorn flallalian. l'atric-lx. J. Camlwrono. llivliarrl J. Cameron. llonalrl ffamvron. Joyf-0 A. Caniplwll. Alelxanflor Camplwll. Donald W Caniplwll. Kcnnrlli A. Canfivld. lie-ginalrl C. Canlis-lfl. Sliirlvy lf. CarnPvalP. Louis ll. Carpviilvr. Elhf-l lf. Carroll. Cliarlva J. Carroll. William W. Caslnvr. Mildn-rl Catalano. Antlionx J. Catmana. Nfimvnl P. Caugzlwl. Gloria Ceranski. l:lllgIPllf' V. Chisholm. John li. STUIJY HALL S15 SOPIIUMOKES lilnnirl. Florf'nf'P J. filirisliv. lfarl C. fllirzanowska. Jano ll. Clancy. Ruth M. CIF-arw, James lf. Clvary, William J. Clvvsalfll. Grraldinf' K. Clifforfl. Marion H. Clifford, Rita A. Cline, Harriet lf. Clolie-ssy, lfilevn li. tllolmc-sq, llila M. lilulilw, Wendvll J. Coleman. Albert T. Coleman, Ilorolliy A. Collard Edna Conwrforfl, Cl12ll'lPS J, Colnvrforfl. Mivliavl Connors, Raymond L. Consirlinc. l'utrir'ia A. 77 i,l4HllUJ. Lol ll. Corlfx ClHI'PIlI'P Cosf-ntino. Sannwl flonglilin. Vc'ronir'n A lfrapsi. Ann N. Crawlvy. Holly L. flrowlf-y. Aiivfv fi. Lulligran. .JZIINFFS J. lllllllllllllzifi Hvlvn llurlin. .loss-pll R. Cnsalo, Eleanor L. Cntway. lVlildrPfl ff. Cylnllaki. William V. Czuwit, llmiry A. Czwojflali. l,nf'y A. Daly. llorolliy M. Daly. Franris A. llanahy. William .l. Davis, Janf: ll:-llaziw. lflizalwlll .l. llvinzvr. .lanws lf. Ih1Lillis, Anna llc-niivlw. llvtrina ll. lJ1'l'1mtty. livrl lVl. Ueru. lrvnc Ds-rr. Hnlli DPSIllIllll'l. Wlillialn ,l. lJv'l'im'. .lzu'qnelinr- A Ilif-kvnan. Ilnlmw X. Uiclas. lmn. U. Uigglins. Milflrc-rl lf. Dillon. Charloltv Dion. Olive lf. lliSarnu. Anllnxny C. lliSurnu, Hridgvt l'. l3illvl1lml'vl'. Kullilevn Duelilvr. june l.. lj0'l11l3l'0WSkl. lfrlwarrl llonlf-3. Arthur ,l. STUIH ll.-Xl.I. 3313 flfRESIIMl'1N lhnnwlly, l llf'3ll0l' Donnelly. Kathryn Uurimwari. Frank L. Dmnwan. Margaret M. Donuvanl. HlL'l'lilI'Cl 'lf Durm'y. Arthur J. Dorscheicl. James ,l. Douglas, Harry J. Duwns. Hivharfl A. Drffvv. Dennis A. Drisrnll. Mark Drysflale. .lanws IT. Dllllvtey. Vivian R. DlIt'Wlgt'I'. Huy R. Dllggilll, liulmerl .l. DUIIIHS, Ntlflllil l.. Dumas. Rita Dzieflzii-. Annu M. ILZZIUPII. Xvilliann M. T' TH l'il7PI'll2lI'dl. Anne' li l'lflIllllI1flS. Holme-rt l l'lflWHl'flS. William Egan. Frank M. Egan. Ruth .l. Ehrig. Eilvvn li. Elbert. Robert F. Ellis. Sliirlvy H. ElY1illlllPl. .lvrry A. lfnnnflrling. .lnsepli lingvl. George- R. l'ingc'llwrl. .lulv B. Ernest. Bc-alrir-P M. Erlel. Marion lfspusitu. Anthony A J. lfspusiln. 'lllionms A lfvans. Diana lf. lixans. Ellllly W. Fabian. William U. Fnliffy. 'xfl1'lHlf'l1' Fairbank, Joanne E. Faircloth, Mary R. Falkner, William D. Faltisco, Marie A. Farrell, Dorothy A. Farrell, John E. Farrell, Mary M. Farrell, Terrance M. Ferguson, Clifford J. Ferris, James R. Fina, Irene L. Finegar, Irene M. Fiore, Edith E. Fischer, John J. Fisher, Donald C. Fisher, Sally A. Fiske, Francis D. Flanigan, William J. Fleischmann, Joan W. Flemming, Wesley J. Flierl. Paul B. Flynn. Catherine F. Flynn, Donald J. Flynn, Harry P. Foote, .lean C. Ford, Mary A. Ford, Paul J . Forma, John F. Fougeron. Lillian M. Frachella. Frances B. Frachella, Lucy A. Frank, Norbert Franklin, Ruth K. Fraser, Donald Freeman, Robert A. Freitas, Marguerite E. Frentzel, Louise A. Fried, Mary Fritz, Beatrice H. Fuetsch, Martin J. Funk, Bernice A. Gallagher, Edward G. Gallagher, William E. Ganas, Florence E. Gannon, Paul J. Gantz, Frank J. Gardner, Doris R. Garlick, Stuart F. Garrett, Betty J . Garrett, Dorothy Gattie, Marcella V. Gaughan, Lawrence Gaul, John S. Gavin, Joan K. Gavin, Maurice D. Gawron, Mary Gearhart, Bernice A. Geary, William J. Geiger, Joyce C. George, Carol Gerlach, Evelyn C. Germain, Marie S. Gerrity, Ellen M. Gerrity, Margie G. Getman, Dorothy M. Gibbons, Grace G. Gibson, Jean Giermek, Theodore S. Gladwell, Robert C. Gleason, James F. Glica, Edwin M. Glovins, Louise A. Gonder, Bertha M. Goodman, Arlene M. Goodwin, William G. Gorham, Mary M. Gorman, Therese Gorney, Dolores M. Gorney, Richard Gould, Victor E. Goulding, Robert E. Graham, Francis E. Grandy, Leo A. Green, Gilbert L. Greene, Helen P. Greene, Mary E. Griffin, Betty A. Griffin, Margaret C. Griffin, Noreen Groblewski, Dolores A. Grodem, Florence L. Gross, Alvin H. Gunterman, Isabell G. Gurny, Dorothy A. Gurzynska, Eleanor Haettick, Colleen M. Hageman, Norman Hagmier, Mildred M. Haley, Edward P. Halloran, Mary A. Hamberger, Mary E. Hanavan, Donald F. Harasimowicz, Clara Harbart, Elsie M. Harnick, Roselyn T. Harris, Helen E. TO R. Harsch, Alberta M. Harsch, Vernon E. Hart, Eugene P. Hart. Rita Hartigan, Donald Hartman, John A. Haskell, Jeanne C. Hauf, David L. Hauser, Viola Hayes, Eugene T. Hayes, John J. Heffelfinger, Robert W Hegedus, Elizabeth Heidinger, Thomas J. Heim, Robert J. Helinski, Victor J. Helmbrecht, Kenneth Helms, John J. Henderson, Marian l. Hennessy, Thelma M. Hevner. Mildred E. Higgins, Mary A. Higgins, William J. Hilton, John H. Hixon, Vincent E. Hoagland, Beatrice L. Hochgrebe, Grace Hoffman, Janet Hoffman, Loretta Hull, Raymond Holland, Elizabeth M. Honan, J. Donald Hopkins, Wesley E. Hrycaj, Dorothy P. Huester, Norma J. Hughes, Eugene J. Hughes, Lawrence J. Humes, Jeanne M. Humphreys, Robert D. Husarek, Robert P. Hynes, John W. lntrabartel, Joseph S. lsch, Ruth R. lsobel, Allan J. Jacobs, Dorothy J. Janick, June E. Jankowska, Alice E. Janora, Mildred L. Jarnot, Walter J. Jarosz, Frank M. Jendrasik, Theresa F. Jennings, Patricia Jerome, James R. Johnson, Kathleen L. Johnston, Maribelle J. Jones, Annabelle Jordan, Harry E. Jordan, Josephine E. Josefiak, Loretta A. Jozens, Dorothy M. Kaklak, Rita C. Kaminski, Florence V. Kammer, Gloria M. Kawa, Gloria A. Kawaler-, Rita M. Kearins, Mary E. Kearns, John J. Keating, William H. Keith, Doreen Kelchlin, Alvin E. Kelchlin, Gerard F. Kelchlin, Louis H. Kelley, Doris L. Kelsey, Eugene A. Kennedy, John F. Kernan, Margaret Kersburg, Alice S. Kick, Audrey M. Kiernan, William Kiley, Frank W. Kimmitt, Kathryn A. Kinsella, George Kinzie, Eloise C. Kirisitz, Dorothy A. Kitta, John V. Klabuhn, James G. Klaus, Henry Klavoon, Annette D. Klemp, John F. Klimko, Josephine Kline, Gertrude P. Knechtel, Bernice A. Koepnirk, Dorothy M. Kohl, Helen M. Kohl, Leonard R. Kolacki, Arlene Konieczna, Geraldine M. Kopacz, Dorothy M. Kopf, Donald M. Kottas, Walter E. Kowalow, Stella Kowalska, Mary L. Kowalski, Victoria R. Krauss, William C. Kraynick, Daniel Kron, Glenn W. Krystyniak, Thaddeus P. Kubison, Bernice A. Kuhn, Virginia M. Kummer, Elizabeth Kurowski, Eugene Kurtz, Elmer V. Kurtz, Leonard A. Kurtzhalts, John G. Kuss, Gilbert Kuster, Irene B. Kutzner. Helen R. Kuzara, Gertrude C. Labedz, Chester S. Labin, Mildred J. Ladowska, Dorothy J. Lahti, Helen M. Lahti, Martin J. Lalley, Bernadette Lalley, Margaret E. Lamb, Jean R. Laney, Betty R. Larish, David C. Larivey, Alice L. Larivey, Gerald J. Lauth, William C. Lavelle, Marjorie J. Lawrynitis, Helen M. Layman, Frank C. Leahy, John Leary, Mary R. Leary, Richard J. Leary, William J. Leek, Earl J. Lehman, Cecelia M. Lero, Doris Lewandowski, Alfred H. Lewandowski, Arthur J. Lewis, William J. Lexner, Charles J. Lilley, Betty J. Lindy, Mildred J. Lindy, William E. Linehan, James Lipke, William Lis, Cecelia A. Litzburg, Ruth R. Lloyd, Charlotte R. LoBuglio, Edna M. Locker, Elaine E. Lombard, Dolores J. Lorenz, Gloria L. Lowrey, Edith E. Lummel, Olive M. S0 Lynch Dolores E. Lynch, Robert R. Lyons, Maryellen A. Lyons. Robert K. Lyons, Teresa Macadlo, T. Frances Mactlose, Roy S. MacLachlan, Shirley MacRae, Chester W. Maggio, Pearl R. Mahar. Robert G. Mahoney, Joseph V. Majewski, Dolores J. Major, Rita M. Makuck, Julia Malachowska, Dorothy C Malone, Helen J. Maloney, Paul Maloney, Thomas J. Mallette, Arthur F. Mallion, Alice E. Maloney, Catherine R. Maloney, James M. Mandi, Caroline L. Mangus, Max Manka, Estelle B. Manka, Jane L. Manley, Alice E. Mann, June R. Marion, Nancy M. Maroney, Margaret M. Marren, John T. Marren, Joseph J. Marshall, Dorothy R. Martin, Robert E. Martin, Walter Marx, Shirley M. Mascia, Ann M. Maslanka, Alfred S. Masso, Teresa R. Masterenko. Stella Masterson, Mary E. Mateja, Celia Matela, Richard .J. Matthews, John A. May, Lois Mayer, Marjorie E. McAndrew, Thomas J. McAndrew, William J. McCann, James McCarthy, Donald J. McCarthy, Patricia F. McClure, Allison J. McConnachie, Catherine McConnachie, James McCormick, Patricia M. McCracken, Margaret M. McDonald, William J. McDonnell, Gerald J. McElroy, Lois L. McFarland, William McGavis, Paul B. McGowan, Louis McGuire, Thomas F. McGurn, Lorraine M. Mclvor, James A. McMahon, Joan T. McMahon, Martin J. McMahon, Richard McMahon, Thomas McMahon, William T. McMorrow, James R. McNamara, Joan M. McNamara, Richard C. McNamara, Stephen McPeek, Frank D. McQueary, Joan B. McSkimming, James McVeen, Jane A. McWilliams, Evelyn M. Meininger, Robert H. Mellor, Phyllis G. Menihan, Barbara E. Messing, Richard B. Metz, Ruth G. Metzger, Dolores Metzger, Jean A. Meyer, Erwin W. Mielcarek, John Miller, Anna O. Miller, Dorothy M. Miller, Dorothy R. Miller, June M. Miller, Raymond M. Millich, Betty E. Minklein, Norman Mischel, Robert J. Mockler, Anne M. Mole, Arthur J. Monney, Evelyn Moore, Dorothy A. Moran, Eugene E. Moran, Margaret M. Moran, Margaret Mary Morlock, Jean L. Mosher, Donaldeen Mueller, Joseph F. Mueller, Robert P. Mullen, Paul Mulvey, John M. Murphy, Helen Murphy Julia M. Murphy Marie T. Murphy, Noreen M. Murphy, Preston Murphy, William G. Murray, Timothy M. Murray, Vincent P. Murtha, Michael J. Myers, Donald J. Nagle, John J. Nash, Joseph P. Needham, Dorothy T. Nellist, William R. Nelson, Martha J. Neubauer, Robert Neubecker, Robert Newbury, William E. Nicholson, Donald E. Nicholson, Joseph M. Nicholson, Lucille F. Nobles, Mary A. Noblett, Erwin W. Noel, Jean M. Nolan, Fay J. Nolan, John W. Nolan, William Novak, Anna R. Nowak, Irene Nowakoski, Florence R. Nowakowski, Esther V. O'Brien, Donald F. O'Brien, Paul J. Ocamb, Doris M. O'Connor, Anne M. O'Connor, George L. O'Connor, .James E. O'Connor, Joseph M. Oddo, Constance M. Odle, Gailon E. O'Donnell, Francis J. O,Donnell, Marian M. O'Hern, William P. O'Keefe, Marie I. O'Leary, Catherine Olejniczak, Richard Olekszak, Dolores E. Oleszak, Harry M. Oliwa, Adeline A. 81 Olson, Celeste M. O'Meara, Michael F. O'Neill, Eleanor V. Opala, Eugene J. Orgek, Eleanor A. Osborne, John M. Osborne, Mary D. Panara, Ned E. Parentis, Vresida A. Pawlewska, Dorothy P Paxson, William J. Payne, Mary M. Payen, Simone E. Payne, Pauline E. Peabody, Raymond D. Pearce, Alice Peck, Evelyn G. Pellien, Richard J. Peluso, Michael F. Penders, Robert J. Perrin, George F. Perry, Joseph E. Perry, Mary A. Persee, Margaret M. Petite, Victor P. Petrie, Helen E. Picerno, Vincent J. Piechowiak, Eleanor F. Pigeon, Clarence G. Pizzuti, Frances M. Pollo, Anne M. Pomietlasz, Adeline S. Potter, Mary B. Prockton, Joseph W. Pronobis, Stephen S. Propster, Grace M. Przybyl, Richard P. Pugowski, Joseph E. Purcell, Virginia B. Pytel, Genevieve S. Quinn, Donald Quinn, James Quinn, Jane C. Quinn, John J. Quinn Marjorie A. Quinn, Thomas J. Quirk, Edward P. Rabe, Fred C. Rawson, W. Dorothy Reedy, Thomas Rees, Grace R. Regan, William J. Reidy, Catherine M. Rejewski, Stella Rekowiecka, Natalie L. Renaux, Edgar A. Repman, Roberta Reuther, Paul L. Reynolds, Charles Ricci, Tosca M. Rich, Virginia A. Riley, John E. Ritzel, William Roach, Margaret M. Roberts, Agnes M. Roberts, Ethel Roberts, Thomas J. Robinson, Francis J. Robinson, Joseph W. Rodgers, Owen Rokitka, Eugene T. Rollins, Charlotte R. Roof, Robert A. Rosowski, John F. Rosputni, Anna Ross, Albert M. Ross, Norma L. Rother, Edward N. Rowley, Robert C. Roycroft, Doris H. Rudnick, Betty M. Rudnick, Walter Rudy, Harry F. Ruff, Everett J. Ruge, Marie E. Ruh, Joseph F. Russ, Dorothy M. Russ, Jean E. Russert, Timothy Rustay, Carl A. Ryan, Mary M. Ryan, Thomas J. Sadd, Gloria B. Sanly, Dolores Sarata, Frank Sash, Jean Salkowski, Bernard Satkowska, Rita G. Schamann, Joseph E. Schanne, Charlotte Schlack, Mildred C. Schlesinger, Thelma J. Schlosser, Doris M. Schmelzinger, Norman T. Schmelzlnger, William M. Schmidt, Jean M. Schmidt, Jean Marie A. Schmitt, Dorothy H. Schneider, Arline L. Schoch, Jane L. Schoedel, Mildred Schultz, Doreen L. Schultz, Dorothy T. Schultz, Edna M. Schultz, William G. Schulze, Marjorie P. Scott, Alice M. Schumacher, Delores E. Schuster, Jane M. Seidler, Robert W. Setlock, Margaret M. Shanahan, Mary M. Shanks, Leland R. Shannon, Franklin J. Sharkey, Mary L. Shenk, Horace Sherman, Herbert l. Shermet, Mary Shields, May L. Sicienski, Henry F. Sick, Teresa M. Simonsen, Marion B. Skalat, Theresa E. Skrzypczak, Frances L. Slattery, Jane A. Slawiak, Dorothy D. Slisz, Lydia A. Smith, Alice E. Smith Betty A. Smith Edward J. Smith, Eleanor J. Smith, Evelyn M. Smith Gordon S. Smith Helen B. Smith Isabelle M. Smith Joseph J. Smith, Phyllis V. Smith Signa M. Snyder, Eileen T. Solecki, Natalie M. Specht, Dorothy M. Spencer, Mary M. Splatt, Emily M. Spoonley, Muriel G. Sprandel, Orrin Stafford, Marion R. Stagg, James F. Stalter, Marcella G. 82 Staniszewski, Felix P. Steeb, Robert Steffens, Walter P. Steiner, Eugene Steinert, Stanley S. Stephan, A. Paul Steve, Donald Steve, June M. Stevens, Wilma J. Stief, Dorothy C. Stoehr, Allen Stojkicwicz, Rita M. Stoyle, Florence M. Strickland, Robert E. Sturm, Louise C. Stutz, Raymond H. Sullivan, Delores R. Sullivan, Edith A. Sullivan, Mary J. Sullivan, Thomas F. Suminski, Henry Sutton, Eleanor J. Swallow, Robert W. Swanson, Robert J. Swinscoe, Thomas Syracuse, Elizabeth Szulist, Celia Szulist, John Szyniszewska, Alice A. Taggesell, William R. Talty, Agnes P. Tarczanin, Mary R. Taylor, Lorraine E. Teclaw, Dorothy T. Telis, Edward Thamer, Ada M. Thomas, Kathleen M. Thomas, Leroy J. Thompson, Irving Thompson, James P. Timmis. Betty L. Todd, Frank Todd, William E. Tokarczyk, Anne M. Tomasziewski, Cecelia Tomczak, Richard P. Tomczak, Walter R. Toporczyk, Wanda Trimble, LaRue Tubridy, Nelson J. Tuczapsky, Julia Turner, Jean E. Turner, William E. C Tyburski, Dorothy C. Tylenska, Amelia M. Urban, Joseph Urbanek, Frank Vallon, Margaret E. Vandermeulen, Georg eL. Vanlderstine, Norman W. Vogel, Margaret L. VonLangen, Evelyn C. Voss, June E. Walker, Harold Walsh, William J. Ward, Elwin B. Warmus, Helen A. Wasielewski, Raynion Watson, Shirley J. Weaver, Norma M. Weaver, Russell Webber, Norbert P. d Weber, Edward D. Weigand, Marie E. West. Richard V. Westermeier, Esther Whalen, Teresa B. White, Dorothy M. White, Thomas R. Widzinska, Helen L. Wierzbicka, Mary A. Wilczak, Joseph Wilke, Edgar C. Williams, Ira F. Williams, Raymond Williamson, Francis Wilson, Lorraine C. Wilson, Robert E. Wilson, Shirley Wohlhueter, Geraldi Wojcicki, Alice M. Wojtowicz, Helen Wolcluk, Mary J. Wood, Audrey M. 83 P. D. ne M. Wood, Jane M. Woods, June H. Wright, Jeanne Wright, Vincent L. Wright, William T. Wybraniec, Leocadi Yaeger, Arlene L. Yager, Janice M. Yetter, Donald J. Yetter, Irving L. Youknut, Joan Zak, Leonard P. Ziefle, John P. Zielinski, Mary J. Ziemski, Alice l. 3 Zimmer, William F. Zimmerman, Fred Zmitrewicz, Rita M. Zuber, Raymond J. ,aww wwf... . Adams, George W. Agnew, Robert B. Aiple, Beatrice L. Albee, Marion E. Alberalla, Viola M. Alf, Catherine E. Alf, John Allan, Teresa . Ames, Joan Anderson, Clarence Anderson, Gloria Angelli, Pasquali Angielczyk, Leon ard D. Angrisano, Paul Anthony, Dorothy G. Armstrong, Edward Ashdown, Doris .l. Atzrott, Henry Auer, Richard Aures, William F. Avery, Patience Bace, Charles R. ANNEX NO. 67-BOYS Freshmen Bach, Ethel M. Bailey, Betty Bailey, Dorothy C. Bailey, Thomas V. Baillie, Irene Baird, Barbara M. Baker, Lorraine R. Baker, Ruth A. Baker, Shirley l. Bakowska, Rita D. Balcarczyk, Rita M. Balicki, Josephine M. Balkin, William Ball, Herbert J. Banasialc, Florence l. Banks, Eleanor Bannister, Margaret M. Baran, Rose T. Barnes, Evelyn A. Barnett, Rita M. Baron, Helen M. Barrett, Edward J. 84 Barrett, Elizabeth F. Barrie, Thomas G. Bartholomew, Dorothea E Bartkowiak, Leonard Bartlett, Gloria Bartoszek, Mary F. Bartz, ,loan M. Basinski, Alice M. Basinski, Joseph Baszynska, Alice .l. Bauer, Rosetta M. Bavelock, Dorothy l. Beach, Robert C. Beale, Dorothy E. Beam, Doris J. Bednarczyk, Natalie .l Bender, Lorraine V. Bentkowski, John A. Bentley, Hope Bentley, Marie Benzel, Alice M. R. Benzel, John W. Benzula, Gladys M. Berry, Marilyn J. Berry, Richard Beyer, William G. Biddlecom, Gladys Biden, Ruth Bieber, Ruth V. Bielak, Dorothy Blackwell, Beatrice Blair, Margaret J. Blas, Chester Block, Edward P. Bobro, Jane B. Bodack, Mary Bolas, Chester J. Booker, William F. Boormau, Harley S. Bork, Walter A. Bowen, Thomas J. Bowers, Doris E. Bowers, Felix J. Bradley, John Brady, Elaine M. Brady, William Brant, Elwood L. Braun, Robert L. ANNEX NO. 67-GIRLS Bruni, Bernard J. Braymiller, Leah M. Bredenberg, Richard R. Brennan, Barbara A. Brennan, Laura E. Brennan, Marian Brock, Hilda E. Brown, Dolores A. Brown, Joyce J. Calandra, Helen L. Campbell, Leo T. Campbell, Lorraine M Campbell, Margaret Campbell, Margaret C Campbell, Margaret E. Canavan, William J. Canfield, Janice J. Caplick, Robert L. Brown, Robert N. Brundage, Jack C. Bruni, Rosemary Budzinski, Thomas Buldan, Edwin F. A. Bulger, Raymond J. Burden, Mary M. Burke, Eugene Burke, James H. Burke, William Burke, William T. Burns, Grace E. Burns, Patricia A. Burt, John Busalacchi, Nancy Bushen, Charles D. Bycina, Rose M. 85 Carnall, Walter M. Carney, Jean Carroll, Joan M. Cavanaugh, Mary A. Cavanaugh, Robert J. Caverly, Dorothy M. Cawthard, William J. Chalecki, Joseph P. Chambers, George Chludzinski, Frank J. Chojecki, Sylvia V. Church, Lenora Chwalinski, Ervin A. Cielesz, Florence M. Ciepiela, Adele G. Cislo, Florence J. Clamendo, Edward R CldIIlCIlLlU, Mary li. Clancy, Elizabeth Clancy, Helen D. Clancy, Margaret li. Clark, Elaine M. Clark, Jacqueline Clark, Ruth C. Clifford, Raymond E. Clymer, .lohn R. Cogan, Donald .l. Colafranceschi, Nelda Cole, Arlene M. Collins, Lawrence J. Collins, Lorraine M. Collins, Robert A. Collins, Ruth C. Collins, Willialn J. Comerford, Williaill J. Conlon, Michael J. Connelley, Alice Connelly, Gerald E. Connelly, Phyllis A. Connors, ,lohn ,l. Connors, Leo J. Cook, Victor Cooper, Julia ANNEX NO. 67-BOYS Corcoran, lVlargarct L. Cornell, Pauline H. Cotter, Stephen V. Coughlin, William ll. Cousins, Marion L. Coveny, William Cowley, Eileen ll. Cox, Howard W. Coyle, Catherine L. Coyle, Grace M. Coyle, June M. Coyne, Eileen M. Coyne, loseph Coyne, Thomas ll. Craig, Theodore l'. Craven, Aileen P. Crawford, William Criswell, Mary M. Cronin, Doretla lf. Croucher, James A. Crowley, Marie J. Cruikshank, Phyllis M. Cullen, Charles H. Cummings, ,loan M. Curry, James Curtin. lfleanor C. 86 Cusella, Louis Cuthbert, Jack Cvetanovich, Nicholas Cyran, ,loan C. Daily, John Daly, Chester E. Daubert, Marjorie Daul, Betty Davisson, Louis Decker, Anna M. Dee, Delores K. DeHaas, ,leanne DeLellis, Frank J. DeMarco, lane lf. Dempsey, john l'. Denek, Rita lil. Denton, Marita A. Deldotty, Earl L. Deubell, Robert lf. DiCarlo, Phyllis Dietzman, Hazel M. Diggins, James Dillon, Ruth M. Dillsworth, Wilfil'd Disarno, Evelyn .l. DiVincenzo, Lena DiVito, Jenny Dlugosz, Edward W. Dolan, Gerard Domagala, Virginia V. Domenico, Dolores A. Dominick, Helen B. Donovan, Dolores A. Donovan, John E. Doty, Betty J. Doty, John W. Dowling, Edmund Draves, Shirley E. Drescher, Gloria R. Drew, Marie Driscoll, Daniel F. Drummer, John J. Dufrane, June I. Dulak, Florence M. Durfee, George A. Durso, Concetta J. Duszkiewicz, Charlotte E. Dwyer, Deaune R. Dybowski, Henrietta P. Dvbowski, Norbert S. Dybus, Wanda A. ANNEX NO. 67 --GIRLS Dzielski, Edward Eaton, Doris Eberhardt, Lorraine E. Eberle, Geraldine Edmunds, James R. Edson, Phyllis M. Edwards, Beverly J. Ellis, Joan M. England, Charles E. English, John T. Evans, David R. Faber, Rita M. Fabian, Mary M. Farrell, Norma J. Fauth, Lewis G. Fay, Mary G. Fedyk, Mary L. Feltz, Lillian L. Ferguson, Mary A. Fialkiewicz, Julian F. Finear, Edward F. Finnegan, Edward F. Finnegan, Jack F. Fitzgibbons, Paul Fitzgibbons, Robert 'l'. 87 Fitzpatrick, Rosemarie Flanagan, Mary E. Flis, Laura R. Flynn, Raymond E. Flynn, Robert J. Ford, Edna R. Fox, Doris M. Fox, Jack R. Frame, Martha E. Fraser, Jane Freidenberg, John W. Friedrich, Mildred J. Furlong, Patricia l. Gadra, Kenneth Gall, Doris J. Gallery, Joseph J. Galus, Natalie R. Gamble, Viola D. Gardner, Mary K. Gardon, Celia A. Gardon, Florence I. Gardon, Margaret M. Gattie, Martina M. Gay, Leonard S. Gear. John Grabowski, Mary L. Gearhart, Betty L. Geary, Jean M. Gedra, John Gelia, Gilda A. Gemberling, Jean M. Gentile, Nicholas J. Gerrity, Mary M. Gerrity, Rita M. Gertz, Robert G. Getman, Fred R. Gibala, Robert T. Gibalski, Lillian F.. Glair, Ruth Glapinska, Adeline Glenn, Robert H. Glosser, Irene F. Goeseke, Janet E. Goetz, Margaret Goldbach, Willia'm Goodwin, Frances C. Gordon, Maisie H. Gosper, Alexander F. Gosper, Jacqueline Gotowska, Gertrude L. Gracz, Dorothy J. ANNEX NO. 7-BOYS Gray, Thomas W. Greeley, John J. Greenberger, Dorothy L. Greeno, Nora B. Griffen, Marie D. Grifiin, Donald Griffin, Geraldine Griflin, Nancy M. Grillin, Ronald J. Gryczkowslca, Stella Grys, Agnes M. Guarino, Joseph J. Guarino, Regina L. Gunn, Margaret Guzda, Stanley Guzek, Harry Guzinska, Rita E. Hacker, Carol Hacker, Carolyn Haefner, Helen Haight, Virginia H. Haley, Agnes R. Hall, Margaret T. R. Hammersmith, Elaine M Handzlik, Cecelia Hanehan, Richard Hanes, Eleanor Hanna, Margaret M. Hanna, Norma M. Harlach, Joan M. Harrington, Catherin Hart, Charles J. Hartnett, Florence L. Hassett, Raymond Hassett, Thomas E. Hausen, May E. Hauser, Robert J. Haux, Carl 0. Hamilton, Dorothy R. Hamilton, Elaine J. 88 Hayes, James Hayes, John J. Hayes, Joseph Hayes, Patricia M. Healy, Ann M. Healy, Mary A Healy, Mary F. Healy, Patricia M. Heaton, George L. Heidinger, Jean A. Heinze, Shirley E. eC Helmuth, Lorraine Herbst, Raymond J. Herman, Willialii Herner, Rita Herold, Muriel Herzog, Eleanor F. Hetzel, Dorothy C. Higgins, Agnes E. Hillery, John D. Hilliker, Williani C. Hinca, Stanley L. Hoehn, Mary E. Hojnacka, Mary A. Holland, Merton Holtz, Cecile M. Horrigan, Elizabeth A. Howard, John Howard, Roberta J. Hughes, David E. Hughes, James J. Hughes, Thomas E. Huines, Edward J. Hummell, E. Raymond Hunter, Janet M. Hurley, Geneva K. Huskinson, Wilhelmina J. ANNEX 7-GIRLS lgoe, John T. Jackson, Robert L. Jacobs, Leon H. Jankowska, Josephine Jankowski, Teddy J. Jarosz, Dorothy M. Jeffers, Anna J. Jenkins, Walter E. Jenner, Allene M. Jerge, Margaret E. Jeziorowska, Patricia Johnson, Edna M. Johnson, Emily G. Johnson, Evelyn A. Jones, Andrew R. Jones, Edward Jones, Paul I. Jones, Robert A. Jordan, Elaine M. Jorgensen, Betty J. Jorgensen, Mavis J. Josefiak, Margaret F. Joseph, Gloria Josker, Pearl E. Judkiewicz, Florence Judkiewicz, John W. 89 Julius, Nancy E. Kaklak, Geraldine R. Kane, Constance Kane, John N. Kane, Marie R. Kappen, Betty M. Kappen, Dolores M. Karnath, Vera J. Kawaler, Katherine S. Keating, Thomas P. Kelleher, Helen M. Kelley, Reginald Kelley, Robert Keohane, Phyllis Kick, Jean Kieffer, Francis H. Kieliszek, Dorothy J. Kieliszek, Esther J. Kilpatrick, June M. King, Helen R. Kinsella, Mary E. Kladke, William F. Klarowska, Stella S. Klavoon, Faith A. Kleinschmidt, Loretta Klimtzak, Florence M. Klipfel. Willard E. Kluge, Robert W. Knight, Gerald J. Knobtock, Dorothy M. Koch, Betty A. Kolaczek, Lottie E. Kolasz, Alice M. Kontas, James Konwicki, Eleanor F. Kopp, Francis T. Kordinak, Gertrude C. Kory, Alice M. Korzeniowski, Josephine V. Kosack, Elizabeth l.. Kosin, lrene E. Kostek, Steven J. Kowalski, Henry Kowalski, Julia M. Koztowska, Irene A. Kraft, Corrine Kramer, Doris J. Krathaus, Grace B. Kretz, Richard Krieger, Clarence F. Krieger, Ruth ANNEX 7' GIRLS Kruger, Viola M. Krupski, Helen M. Kruwel, Margaret M. Krzemien, Victoria M. Kubiczek, Virginia M Kuebler, Edward Kuhn, Jack L. Kukulka, Eleanor A. Kulaszewska, Ruth M. Kumrow, Dorothy Kurch, Mary B. Kurtzhalts, Edward J. Kurzak, Charlotte F. Kushka, Alex Kuss, Donald J. Kwapisz, Helen S. Labasco, Albert R. Lachowska, Casmira J. Lahrs, Dorothy Lalley, Rosalind M. Lane, Robert F. Lang, Ellsworth H. Lang, Francis C. Lanza, Lucy S. Larivey, Raymond M. 90 Lasch, Herman K. Lask, Lorraine M. Lau, Ruth L. Lavin, James Lawler, Kenneth .l. Lawrynitis, Marjorie Lawson, Elizabeth J. Lawson, Richard H. Leach, Betty J. Leary, Annette Leary, Nelson Leavell, Neal W. Lee, James F. Lehner, Robert H. Leising, Elizabeth Leo, Anna M. Leonard, Bernice A. Leonard, Raymond Lepir, Phyllis M. N M Lewandowska, Gloria M Lewandowski, Richard l' Lewis, Raymond W. Lillev, Jean Liszka, Dolores R. Litke, Ruth D. Loftus, Leo J. Logan, llistlier M. Lonczak, Bernard Long. Betty Lorenzo, Albert li. Loughnane, Francis J. Lukomski, Chester Lumsclen, Evelyn Lynch, John J. Lynch, Mary R. Lyons, Anne M. Macdonald, Margaret R. Maciejewska, Christine Mack, Norma L. MacRae, Janet Mat-Vicar, Eileen G. Magiol, Adeline M. Mahar, Raymond Majchrzak, Loretta T. Majerowicz, Gloria R. Majewski, lrene M. Malburg, Ray W. Malicki, Dorothy l. Malone, Mary E. Maloney, John W. Maloney, Milford J. ANNEX NO. 71 -BOYS Maloney, Robert lf. Mancheff, Gloria Mancuso. Michael Manger, Rita Manka, Jeanette A. Manka, Mary Manley, Jean M. Manning, Margaret M. Manuszewski, Leonard Marchese, Rosemarie Marciszewska, Clara Marion, Marie G. Maroney, Catherine A. Maronska, Victoria K. Martek, Joseph E. Massett, Anna M. Massey, Jean A. Masterson, Francis Masterson, Marguerite Mattes, Meredythe J. Matthews, Shirley A. Mattingly, William G. Maurer, John May, Shirley B. Mayer, Norma J. Mayzos, Mary l. 91 Mazur, Edward F. McBride, Joan M. Mt-Cabe. Eileen McCabe, Gerald M. McCarthy, Thomas H. McClusky, Barbara A. McCourt, Rosemarie D. McCoy, George H. McCracken, Lorraine A McDonald, Philip McDonnell, Richard McFeely, William J. McFetridge, James E. McGowan, June McGowan, Kathleen A. McGowan, Lester McGowan, Norman A. McGrath, Carol McGuin, Francis A. McGuire, Walter J. Mclntyre, Melvin J. McKendry, Frank McLaughlin, Patricia M McMahon, Edmund McMahon, Margaret A. McMahon, Mary M. McMahon, Paul E. McMahon, Thomas H. McManus, William G. McMillan, .lean G. McNamara, Richard B McNatty, Donald R. McNaughton, Eileen C. McNifi, Dolores V. Mead, Robert W. Melin, Florence T. Melisz, Stephania M. Mellodv, Michael F. Mendyk, Edward R. Mentecki, Alfred P. Mertz, Frederick Meslinsky, Martha M. Mettauer, ,lean R. Meyers, Betty J. Michalslca, lrene R. Michiewicz, Clara J. Miller, Alice E. Miller, Donald P. ANNEX NO. 74-GIRLS Millholen, Mary Mitchell, Betty A. Moden, Shirley A. Moebius, Marilyn Moehring, Eileen E. Moore, Florence A. Moore, Lee Moorhead, Persephone Mootz, Rita L. Miller Henry G. Miller, Raymond Miller, Teresa M. Miller William .l. Moran, Catherine T. Moran, Clara M. Moran, Rosemary Morrow, .lean Mortellaro, Frances B. Mosack, Virginia .l. Motley, Gloria H. Mount, Anna M. Mulvenna, .lames M. Murphy Bette W. Murphy Doris l. Murphy, Frank Murphy, Joseph P. Murphy, Marcella M. Murphy Rita M. Murphy Theresa Murray, Joseph 92 Mutton, Ada M. Myers, Helen Myers, Joan M. Myers, Sally A. Myszkowiak, Esther E. Nabozna, Rose A. Nadrowska, Virginia E Nagel, Christine A. Nawrot, Gloria Neaverth, Donald M. Neill, Robert M. Nelson, Mary .l. Newby, Donald G. Newcomb, Blanche Newell, Barbara A. Newell, Paul Newman, James J. Newman, John D. Newman, Marion F.. Newton, George F. Nicholson, William .l. Nickel, Virginia M. Nolan, Harry L. Nowak, Adele C. Nowak, Alice T. Nowak, Rita A. Nowak, Theresa E. Oherholtzer, Edna E. O,Brien, Daniel O'Brien, Edna E. O'Brien, Mary L. O,Brien, Patricia G. Ocamb, Robert E. Ockibine, Loretta C. 0,Connor, Catherine E. 0'Connor, John T. Oddo, Augusta O,Donnell, Janet J. 0'Donnell, John Offers, Theodore W. O'Keefe, Richard J. Okonczak, Dorothy l. Okoniewska, Betty T. Oliver, Ruth L. Olson, William E. 0,Malley, Betty T. 0,Malley, Jane 0,Malley, Lucille O7Malley, Muriel D. 0,Meara, Joseph B. ANNEX NO. 7 ---BOYS O,Neil, Donald J. O'Neill, John S. Opala, Helen M. Orlowska, Charlotte M. Orlowski, Ruth R. Ort, Jene E. Orth, Jeanne Osalkowski, Angeline D. Oshei, William F. O'Sullivan, James P. Overfield, Margaret M. Ott, Edna M. Pacholczak, Florence J. Palaszewska, Helen B. Panfil, Gertrude P. Pantle, Donald C. Pappacena, Nancy Parish, Howard F. Park, Edith Parker, Helen C. Parker, Mary J. Parker, Raymond E. Parnyaska, Lucy T. Partacz, Helen M. Pasciak, Donald J. 93 Paulus, Norma L. Paweljack, Helen M. Pawlak, Dolores M. Pedziwiatr, Anthony D. Pegler, Ruby L. Pelletier, June T. Penders, Edward Penders, James J. Perdue, Eileen F. Perotti, Victoria M. Perry, Therese M. Peters, Mary T. Petrie, Dorothy R. Petrie, Geraldine A. Petronsky, Elizabeth J. Pfleger, George F. Phillips, Dorothy Phillips, Frederick W. Piazza, Antoinette Pieczynska, Celia T. Pieczynska, Loretta A. Piepszna, Charlotte Piersanti, Dolores L. Piersanti, Joseph Pinzel, Marcella C. Piontkowska, Genevieve Platt, William J. Pochylski, Conrad Pollo, Rose M. Polniak, Alice J. Poth, Warren E. Potter, Jeanette C. Prefet, Carlo Pries, Wallace Pugh, Noah T. Pugh, William E. Pugsley, Benjamin L. Purcell. Elizabeth Purcell, Therese H. Purtill, Margaret P. Pyne. Agnes C. Pye, Robert Quattlander, Arthur Rabent, Lorraine E. Rabent, Ray Raczyk, Arlene L. Radominski, Barrymore Radtke, Aileen Rakooka, Virginia M. Rasmus, Alice ANNEX NO. 7-f GIRLS Raymond, Betty J. Reagan, John E. Redfern, Robert H. Redhead, Betty J. Reese, June M. Regan, Margaret M. Reid, Joseph Reirnann, Donald C Reith, James J. Rekas, Lottie J. Remhof, Lorraine Reusch, Corinne M. Reuseh, Raymond Reville, John Reynolds. Carol D. Reynolds, Robert W. Rhinehart, Doris E. Ricci, Eleanor H. Richardson, Muriel M. Rieber, Georgine M. Rieman, Mary E. Riley, James P. Riley, Jean A. Riley, Jean M. Ristine, June Ritchie, Catherine R. 94 Ritzel, Herman T. Roach, Anne M. Roach, Leo VV. Robinson, Arthur F. Robinson, Dorothy C. Roche, John C. Rodgers, Ann Roiyk, Alice A. Roma, Josephine M. Roman, Alice Romanowski, Harry R Root. Gertrude E. Rorick, Fred Rose, August J. Rose, Marjorie Ross, Elaine G. Rozmus, Helen S. Rubeck, Elizabeth M. Rucker, Alice Rudd, Ellen D. Ruesch, James R. Ruff, Donald F. Ruszala, lrene M. Ruszala, Richard S. Rynska, Mary Rypyse, Alfreda H. Schallot, Grace Rys, Pearl D. Safee, William Sahl, Robert G. Salonek, Eleanor D. Saul, Leopold C. Scannell, Kathleen A. Sceusa, Robert J. Schaefer, Jean A. Schaffstall, Charles F. Scharmack, Rita M. Seheible, Leonard R. Schelesky, LaVella D. Scherrer, Gordon M. Schlatter. Ernest E. Schlegel. Gladys l. Schmelzinger, John Schmid, Ruth Schmitt, Harold A. Schnaare, Wilma L. Schrader, Eleanor Schubbe, Mary A. Schultz, Ruth E. Schutrum. Grace B. Schutt, Herman A. ANNEX NO. 7-GIRLS Schutta, Frank E. Schwartz, Eleanor P. Scoones, Corrine A. Seidler, Ruth V. Seifert, Garold R. Seifert, Harold R. Seil, Jean Serack, Rita M. Shadclak, Eleanore M. Sharp, Patricia Shea, George Shea, John J. Sheehan, Alice E. Sheehan, Wiilliam Shemendera, Dorothy M. Shemendera, Eleanore S. Sheppard, Elmer J. Sheppard, Ethyl D. Shimskey, Catherine H. Shoii, Margaret M. Short, Edward Siejak, Edward Silk, ,James K. Silverstein, Geraldine M. Simmons, Mary E. Sippel. Leonard J. 95 Skalat, Mary Skoniecka, Dorothy J Skopinski, Raymond Skrobacz, Eugenia S. Skryp, Edward D. Slattery, John G. Slawiak, Dolores R. Slisz, Herbert Sliwa, Helen A. Slon, Sophie A. Smaszcz, Eleanore J. Smith Arthur C. Smith Carol l. Smith, Dorothy M. Smith, Eleanor A. Smith, Harold A. Smith, Joan A. Smith, Kathryn M. Smith, Louis Smith, Louise G. Smith Louise H. Smith Norval Smith, Robert F. Smith Thomas F. Snieszko, Irene H. Sobczak. lrene Sobieraj, Mary M. Sonnenberg, Arlene E. Sowinski, Dorothy A. Spahn, June M. Spencer, Eileen T. Spencer, Ernest J. Spiker, Richard H. Splatt, Eugenia A. Sprandel, Lorraine E. Springborn, Regina M. Stachewicz, Herbert F. Stackpoole, Daniel Stackpoole, Nelson Stafford, June M. Stankiewicz, John Stanton, Timothy P. Stapell, Francis R. Steele, Jacqueline Steiner, Blanche A. Stejbach, Eugene Stempowski, Norbert Sterling, Richard R. Stevens, Erwin C. Stevens, Raymond E. Stobnicki Chester C. Stoehr, Ruth G, Stoklosa, Irene H. Stone, Martha Strabel, Ruth M. Stutz, Marion L. Styn, Ruth M. Sudyn, Dorothy Sugg, Irving Sullivan, Donald Sullivan, Joseph Sullivan, Marion F. Sulowski, Irene M. Supples, Edward J. Supples, Norine Surdi, Joseph C. Swiatek, John E. Swiatkowska, Elizabeth Swierski, Dorothy M. Swistak, Frances Symington, Norman Synek, Eileen R. Syracuse, Josephine Szarowski, Julia Szczepanek, Helen B. Szczesna, Alfreda A. Szczesniak, Richard Szeluga, Hattie R. Szen, Marjorie J. Szymanska, Rita M. Szymczak, Dorothy H. Szyszkowska, Florence Telego, Jean M. M. Tevens, William J. Theiss, Mary A. Thomas, Joan Thomas, Marguerite N. Thomson, George W. Tiberia, Tiberio V. Tierney, Charles P. Tilton, James C. Titus, Lesley E. Tobia, Flora C. Tobin, David Tomaka, Rita V. Tomani, Louis Traufller, Geraldine M. Tschopp, Nelson E. Tucker, Vivian C. Tyburski, Dennis A. Uloth, Joyce E. Utecht, Irene Vail, Mary L. VanPatten', Robert Vingoe, Albert Visano, Nicholas J. Wachowski, Elizabeth D. Wagner, Annahell L. Wagner, Beatrice L. Wagner, Betty J. Wagner, Marion Walker, Harry Walsh, Grace A. Walsh, John E. Walski, Joan M. Wannemacher, Elmer F. Wanser, John R. Ward, Helen E. Warmus, Peggy M. Warmus, Rose H. Warren, Virginia K. Watkins, Adeline R. Way, Anne L. Waz, Frank R. Weart, Stockton F. Weaver, Eleanor Weaver, James R. Weed, G. Morton Weed, Jeanette F. Wcrelus, Irene L. Wester, Evelyn Weyand, Kenneth Whalen, Dolores G. Whalen, Mary P. Wvhalen, Robert Wheaton, Dolores M. Wheeler, Betty J. Wfheeler, Beverly J. 96 Wheeler, Marion White, Dorothy M. Whitney, Jay R. Widmer, Jean E. Widrner, Joan I. Wielgoszynski, Theodore Wierzbic, Edward B. Wierzbicka, Alfreda H. Wilczak, Joseph F. Wiles, Rhea M. Wilk, Arlene T. Willard, Mary Winter, Gloria Winters, Audrey J. Wirth, Norbert F. Wirth, William J. Witkowski, Emily J. Wojcik, Irene M. Wojtasiewicz, Jean T. Wolbrecht, Florence E. Wolfe, Frances N. Wolfmueller, Charles Woods, Laura M. Woolsey, Carmen Wozniak, Edwin Woznyj, Sophie Wrenn, Cyril P. Wrzochul, Natalie M. Wrzochul, Sigmund Yager, Patrick J. Yanack, William Yetter, Janice C. Yohannes, Ray Youknut, Charles W. Young, Franklin A. Yox, Dorothy R. Zamerski, Stanley Zamorek, Irene A. Zdzinski, Clarence J. Zelasko, Dorothy A. Zemka, Betty R. Zemla, Renee B. Zeplowitz, Herbert M. Zglinichi, Genevieve M. Ziegler, Melvin J. Ziemba, Edmund E. Zierk, Marian Zimmer, John R. Ziolkowska, Adele R. Ziomek, Mildred E. Zolenska, Helen Zuchowski, Henry S. Zurbrick, Margaret R. Zuski, Victoria H. Zwilling, Edna M. Zydowicz, Patricia M. ATHLETICS Barrett. Cyril Biddcman, Edward Boehm, Robert Carr. William Collins, ,John Armstrong, Jack Church, Joseph Courtney, Thomas Crawford, Nelson Curran, Howard Esposito, Anthony South South South South South Park ..,.,,..,.. Park ..,..,..... Park .,,,,........... Park ................ Park ........... Football MAJOR LETTERS Deflarlo, John lfreedenhurg, Rohert Grillin, Joseph Hirsh, Robert Horrigan, Raymond SQUAD LETTERS Larish, David Lenihan, James McFarland, William O'Brien, Paul O'Neil, John Santi, Joseph Shenk, Horace RESULTS OF GAMES . ......,.......... forfeited to ....,...,........... . .......,......forfeited to....,..... ...,.........,forfeited cancelled ..,.... 98 Konicczny, Stanley Malley, John Menzemer, Charles 0'Connor. Richard Torkoniak, Nicholas Todd, Frank Todd, William Tubridy, Nelson Zeigler, Bernard Ryan, Thomas lManagerJ Lynch. John lAsst. Manager? Seneca Masten Technical Burgard 8 , ......,............. East Golf MAJOR LETTERS 'xI1flI'f'MS, Edward Archiv. flharlvs 4 All-Iligln Parkrr, joseph .N1f'lZflf'I', Edward Szymvzyk, Richard Vai1df'rmt1t'df'I1, Uvorgf' lAll-Higlll llaynf-s, Francis 1Managf'1'J SQUAD LETTERS Bland. RUIPPIAI Kellvr, Robert Kohl, Leonard Kusmierz, Frank Steffans, Waller Vogelman, Stuart RESULTS OF PRELIMINARY GOLF MATCHES South Park 4........... ,......... ......... ,,...,..,.......,.. . ,.,......4..,.......... South Park ,........... South Park ........,..,.,..,,......,.......,..,..., ...,.....................,.,. ln thf- All-High Gulf tournamr-nt which was 1940, South Park finished second. VS. ......................,.........,........,...........,....... .,.,.., . VS VS. .. hvld at 99 Bennett Riverside Kensington Grow-r fiif'VE'iZll1fl Park rm Svpte-mbf-r 30, Barrett. .lack Lesinski. Jffromf- ltlaroucy. Thomas Mvtlloin, Frank Egan, Frank Esposito, Thomas Einvar, Erlwsartl llonau. Donald january 7 .lztnuary 10 january 14 January 31 February 4 February 7 Fe-hruary ll l'r-hruary I4 l'elvruary I8 Ee-hruary 2l le-hruary 25 Fvlnriiary 28 Ylarrli fl South South South South South South South South South South South South South Basketball MAJOR LETTERS McNamara, Edward McNamara, Raymond Rvntlzikowski, Bernard Rutkowski. Eclwarrl SQUAD LETTERS Keller, Robert Kohl, Lt fll1Hl'tl Kurtshalt, John McNamara, Richard RESULTS OF GAMES Park ..,....,........,........,.....,.......... Park ...,.....,..... ,. ..,.,............ .. Park ............... ..,.,, Park. Park ,.,...,., .,... ....... Park. Park ......,.,.,.... ..,.., Park. Park. Park ..,.....,..,.. ...,... Park. Park, Park .....,...........,,.,...,..., ,. ..,..... .. St-zymzyk. Richarrl Calanrlrzx. Nicholas lMauagt-rl Romanowirh. Emil tffo-Manager? Scanlon, William Toelrl, Francis Toflcl, William Staffortl, Richard tx Burgarrl ., .,...,........... .. hhhl. ylZ1IlligLf'l'l Technical ...,..............,.,........... ....... Urover Clvvelancl Bennett ........,.......,...,......,. Mastvu East .....i,......,.,. Emerson ............. llutchinson .....,..., Sent-va ,.,.....,..,. Kensington ..4....... Lafayette ..,......, McKinley ,.....,... Riverside ...., Smith Park won 4 and lost 9 Cole, Walter Gorman, Donald Lesinski, .lerome Callahan, John Christie, Earl May 12 South 14 South 16 South 19 South 21 South 26 South 28 South ,lune 2 South 3 South Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Q 0 Tenms MAJOR LETTERS Marso. David tAll highl Williams, Raymond Murphy, Fred Muntz, Ernest Khlanagerl Petzing, Harry SQUAD LETTERS Gaul, John Neubauer, Robert Hilton, John Ruesch, Robert MATCHES 3 vs. Grover Cleveland 2 5 vs. Technical 0 4- vs. Lafayette 1 3 vs. East 2 5 vs. Hutchinson 0 5 vs. Fosdick .,............ ...... . . 0 3 vs. Kensington 2 .. ......... 2 vs. Bennett .............. ....... . 3 5 vs. Riverside 0 South Park won 8 and lost 1. South Park won the Old Park Club Cup with a total ofn 35 points. tennis coach. 101 Mr. Ronald Moody is the fi21l'tlt'll, Larry lfuhl, Arthur Nlai-Ilow. Ruy Carden, Larry Fuhl, Arthur Higgins, Kevin Campbell, Alex Catena, Vincent Dee, James Dietrick, George Higgins, William Pigeon, Clarence Cross Country ALL-l'llGll MEET Motley, Cecil Higgins, Kevin 4All Ilighj Rutkowski, Edward 0'Donnell, Francis MAJOR l.ET'l'ERS Macllose, Roy Motley, Cecil O'Donnell, Francis SQUAD LETTERS Hilton, John Kopf, Donald Leavell, Leroy McManus, William Queen, Gerald Queen, Gerald Rutkowski, Edward Sixt, John tlvlanagerl Rodgers, Owen Weaver, Russel West, Richard Sheehan, John lVlcNerny, Gerald Nhat. lNlunagerl PRELIMINARY MEETS South Park 47 7 Kensington 24 7 Masten 81 South Park 37 - East 30 - Grover Cleveland 741- ALL-HICH MEET October 31, 1940 South Park finished third at the All-High Meet. lU2 Staniszewski, Felix Crowley, Paul Fauth, Louis Griflin, Joseph Hirsch, Robert Honan, Donald Daley, George Desmond, William South Park ....... ,...... South Park South Park South Park South Park .,,..,..,.,... South Park Baseball MAJOR LETTERS Leary, William McAndrews, William Menzemer, Charles lAll llighl Mullen, Paul-lAll llighl O'Brien, Paul Romanowiuh, Emil SQUAD LETTERS Englelrert, Clayton Hayes, Patrick Kohl, Leonard RESULTS OF GAMES Ross, Albert llutkowski, Edward Zugger, Henry Donovan, Paul 4ManagPrl Armstrong, Jack ltjo-Managerl Isabell, Alan tAsst. Manager? 9 vs. Masten 15 vs Seneca . ,....., 7 vs Technical ......... ...... 5 vs Burgard 1 vs East 3 vs. Emerson PLAYOFF CAME South Park I2-McKinley 8 South Park finished third in the Cornell 103 Cup Serif- Swimming MAJOR LETTERS Richards, James tAll-High? Schaer, Robert tAll-High! Tubridy, Nelson Wessman, Bert Williams, Raymond Cole, Walter lM3Il8gCl'l Archie, Charles Ferris, George Maloney, Paul Britt, Jack Ferris, James tAll-Highl McNamara, Robert Carden, Larry tAll-Highl Glass, Edward Myers, Patil Courtney, Thomas Holl, Raymond Preston, Elmer Dikeman, Wilfred King, John Queen. Gerald SQUAD LETTERS Adams, Reginald Diggins, John Gallagher, William Maloney, Milford Chadderdon, Willard Elbert, Robert Graham, Francis McMahon, Thomas Cotter, Richard Esposito, Anthony Hayes, Eugene Hopkins, Wesley Czuwit, Henry Fliere, Paul Hickey, Richard Mole, Arthur Dietrick, George Flynn, Donald Lavin, John Perrin, George MacRae, Chester Robinson, Arthur PRELIMINARY MEETS-1940-41 South Park .............. ...... ,......., 5 3 vs. South Park ,.........,... ......... 6 0 vs bouth Park .............. ......... 5 6 vs South Park .......,...... ...,..... 4 9 vs South Park .............. ..,...... 4 6 vs South Park .....,........ ......... 4 5 is South Park .....,...,.............,...... ....,............ ........... , .... 5 7 vs. South Park ..........................,.,.........,......................,.,........ 36 vs. South Park placed second at the All-High Meet. Four South Park men: Larry Carden, James Fer All-High relay race. Lafayette ........... Technical .....,..... Masten ........... Bennett ........ Riverside .,... East .............,,........... Hutchinson .......... Ruesch, Bernard Ruesch, Robert Steeb, Robert Thomson, George Walters, Patil 22 15 19 26 29 27 17 Kensington ................,.........,...,.................. -... ........ .. 39 ris, James Richards, and Robert Schaer, won the 104- Baxter, William Carden, Larry Coleman. Albert Fabian, William Heintz, Henry Chadderdon, Willard Comerford, William Cybulski, William Gallagher, William Lavin, John Heffelfinger, Rohert Higgins, Robert Hoffman, William Hughes, Lawrenu Track PRELIMINARY MEETS South Park 74 7 Riverside 33 South Park 63 Technical 23 7 Masten 22 South Park 50 Kensington 45 7 Hutchinson I3 Kline, Charles MAJOR LETTERS O'Brien, William Konieczny, Stanley lAll-High? Kuntz, John Larson, David Major, James Leavell, Leroy Lenehan, James Lewis, Eugene Nicol, David O'Counor, Georg Paxon, William Pigeon. Clarence Q. 0'dell, James tA11-High? 0'Donnell, Frank lAll-Highl Parentis, Andrew Sheehan, Jack SQUAD LETTERS Schmelzinger, Norman Stafford, Richard Vogelman, Stuart Czuwit, Henry Van lderstine, Walters, Patil Flynn, Donald Qualltander, Arthur Queen, Jerry Shenk, Horace Maloney, Patil ALL-HIGH MEET 'l'HUitsnAY, MAY 29, 1941 Norman . South Park 31 --- Bennett 29 - Kensington 28 For the first time in twenty-six years The South Park Track Team was victorious in the All-High Meet and was awarded the Scalp and Blade Trophy. 105 Stanfield, David Whiteford, John Ziegler, Bernard tAll-H ighi America, John 1 Manager l Poth, Charles Gaughan, Larry Richards, James Geary, William Dietrich, George Eustace, George lAsst. Manageri Bowling The South Park lliglt School boys bowling league t-njoyt-tl its first svuson of toinpttitton tltntn the Wllllt'I' of 1940. 'I'lw initial re-sponsv ul' 50 boys ut tlw lirsl ttwrtittg was intlicutive of tlw intews is llllt'I' sport. 'l'wo lvugtws ol' lout' lvutns wut-lt vwrv lorint-tl und the tnatvlws ne-re vm wry Wnlnvst ay 4.llf'l'ttuntt. 'l'ln- winners i n the two classes are as follows: TEAMS: CLASS HA' Browns Paul 07Brien Charles Potlt Robert Pentlers Donald Hunan Patrick Hayes llifflt AVt'lAL1f't I filturlvs Potlt l69 E5 F5 lligb two-ganw: lflturl:-s Pollt 395 lligb Single-: tilnurlvs Plllll 205 l06 CLASS B Scarlets Lot Cooke, Captain James Stagg Edgar Renanx Robert Wolf Eugene Lewis William Swyers llr-rtnan Ritzel Robert Wttlf 142 ,lutnvs Sola! 342 l.ot ffoolw 210 llelei lilhel Anne .lune ,loan Irene Mary Mary 1.EAt,11E 1 Amlerfnn Bron n Messore Rogers Koepf Cleary Ann Kick Ch urchwell Basketball WINNING TEAMS LICAGUE 11' 217 Eleanor Manchefl' itll Crave Malloy Helene Barry Jo. Bongiovanni Pat Healy Virginia Mulvey Helen Larish Muriel Hintermeier Fall term of 1940, 149 girls registered. LEAGUE Cf-105 Ginny Smith HIP Mary Hirsch Ruth Steffetts Rita Jones Dorothy Smith Doris Garrett Florence Rode .lune Mann Thirteen teams in the leagues, with tlte following divisions: A. B. ll. The winner in A League was 317, Captain, Helen Anderson. The winner in B League was 217, Captain, Eleanor Manehefl. The winner in fl League was 105, Captain, Ginny Smith. ln the round rohin Team 105 emerged the vivlor and received a cup for their splentlitl effort the ittter-stntiyrootn Basketball games. 107 Baseball Enrolled for baseball were 114 girls. After the required practice periods, twelve study room teams were organized into two leaguesg six teams in the Red League which played on Tuesdays and six teams in the Black League which played on Fridays. Study room 34-7 with Captain June Coyle and Manager Mary Zielinski won quite easily in the Red League. However, study room 317 with Captain lrene Cleary and Manager Mary Churchwell won in the Black League after a close contest with a strong team, 105, captained by Florence Rode and managed hy Genevieve Powers ln the Hnal play-ol'l Team 317 defeated Team 347 to become the champions of the school. 317-THE CHAMPIONS Irene Cleary tCaptainl Ethel Braun Cele Barry Helen Anderson Anne Messore 347-SECOND PLACE june Coyle tCaptainJ Margaret Hall Mary Hoehn Geneva H urley 105 S. Florence Rode tCaptainD .lune Deinzer Rita Jones Ruth Steffans 108 R. Mary Churchwell lManagerJ Mary Ann Kick Mary Bechtloff Mary Zielinski 4ManagerD Edna Zwilling Grace Schutrum Genevieve Powers lManagerJ Dorothy Smith Rita Manger Irene Baillit- Dorothy Bc-nsvli Arlen? Cole ,Xltlwa Cole' Dorothea Cole June Coyle Dorothy Daly llr-tty Daul Rose- Nlarie Edgar Carol George- Bernice Kubison Swimming Team 1941 Mary Kurvh Be-tty Rae Leonard .lunv Mann lille-n ,lane Mattingly ,lean 'llvlllillan lfetty Mitchell .loan Hoyle Ruliy Peglor Vrvsida Parentis Lorraine Rah:-nt Dorothy Rawson 'llargare-t Regan 109 Dorothy Robinson Betty Rudnick May Shields Dolores Sullivan Evelyn Von Langvn Anne Way Betty Wheeler .loan Widmr-r .loan Widmc-r Nlary Zivlinski lidna Zwilling Virginia Arendt Irene Baillie Dorothy Bensch Patricia Breen Betty Brown Dorothy Bykowski Ethel Carpenter Joan Carroll June Coyle Dorothy Daly Betty Daul Doris Earon Joanne Fagan Pat Flierl Betty Gearhart Carol George Nora Creeno Isabelle Cunterman Coleen Haettick Margaret Hall Grace Hochgrehe Norma Huester Geneva Hurley Virginia Arendt Patricia Breen Ethel Braun Joanne Fagan Pat Flierl Grace Hochgrebe Norma Huester Bernice Kuhison Pat Flierl Grace Hochgrebe Norma Huester RED CROSS INTERMEDIA Swimming RED CROSS BEGINNERS TEST Rita Jones Helen Kohl Bernice Kubison Virginia Kuhn Mary Kurch Irene Kuster Helen Kutzner Marjorie Lawrynitis Anne Lyons Mary Ellen Malone Dorothy Marshall Ellen Jane Mattingly Mary McMahon Jean McMillan Joan Moyle Marie Murphy Sally Myers Doris O'Camb Vresida Parentis Ruby Pegler Therese Perry Helen Petrie Marcella Pinzel Dorothy Rawson 'lr Virginia Kuhn Helen Kutzner Betty Rae Leonard Jean McMillan Vresida Parentis Marcella Pinzel Dorothy Rawson Betty Rudnick 'A' RED CROSS SWIMMERS TEST Bernice Kubison Jean McMillan Alice Pearce 110 TE TEST Dorothy Robinson Betty Rudnick .lean Sauer Wilma Schnaare Mildred Schoedel Luella Schutrum Corrine Scoones May Shields Ruth Springborn Dolores Sullivan Jean Sullivan Mary Tarzanin Jean Turner Evelyn Von Langen Eleanor Weaver Evelyn Wester Lillian Whalen Dorothy Whitton Jean Widmer Joan Widmer Mary Zielinski Alice Ziemski Edna Zwilling May Shields Jean Turner Evelyn Von Langen Jean Widmer Joan Widmer Mary Zielinski Alice Ziemski Edna Zwilling Betty Rudnick Mary Zielinski Genevieve Powers Patricia Healy 1rene Cleary f ff 4' fllf 7 , ',a..'if' tl 1 A Volley Ball The complete registrativm was 173. When practice was cnmpletetl 135 qualifiecl. Fifteen teams were formeal with nine players un each team. Three leagues A. B. ll. There was a tie in League A between Alice Eisher's team l217t and Doris Carr:-tt's team 41059. ln the playnflf 105 was victorious. ln the round-robin: LEAGUE A LEAGUE B LEAGUE C Doris Garrett tCl Eleanure Manchefl IC! Anne Messorc fill Florence Rode tMgr.l Grace Malloy lMgr.J Ethel Braun llVIgr.l Rita Rejent Dorothy Smith Marion Freflericks Helene Barry Ju. Bunginvanni Kay Mcliendry Betty Vail Virginia Mulvey Mary Bechtloff Mary Churchwell Helen Anderson Mary Ann Kick Celia Barry Alice Eisherl Team Alice Fiehcr Hit. Doris Vianrls ffllgizt, Lillian Lahti, June Rich, Lillian Whalen, Virginia Rearflun, Dorothy Bc-nsch, Carolyn Hastings, Margaret Wiles. The Championship was won hy Stuclyrfvoin 317, Anne Mc-ss0re's Team. 111. 1 Bowling Three lectures were given, ten games were rolled. The total enrollment was 233. Thirty-two teams were formed, with six members to a team. Time did not permit a roll-off for the finals. The highest individual score of 164 was rolled by Irene Cleary and Betty Crawley. The highest average, 132, was made by lrene Cleary. The highest team total, 717, was rolled hy Anne Messore's team. The following received awards for high averages: . Breen, Eileen 2. Breen, Patricia 3. Cleary, Irene 4. Crawley, Betty 5. Dahl, Lillian Kladke, Ruth Malloy, Grace Maslanka, Lucy Messore, Anne Mulvey, Virginia 112 Murphy, Marion Rich, June Rode, Florence Rudnick, Dorothy Bongiovanni, Jo. Breen, Beth Cole, Alethea Cole, Dorothea Garrett, Doris Anderson, Helen Anderson, Jane Baier, Elinor Barry, Helene Boardman, Virg. Braun, Ethel Churchwell, Mary Cleary, Irene Dietrick, Monica Dolan, Patricia Edgar, Rosemary Fisher, Alice Feuerbach, Ruth Abplanalp, Gertrude Andry, Anna Barry, Cele Bechtloff, Mary Brace, Phyllis Clifford, Marion Crawley, Betty Daly, Dorothy Dickman, Dolores Frederick, Marion Gall, Evelyn Garrett, Betty Germaine, Marie Hamberger, Mary Girls' Awards for Athletics 'A' S. P. H. S. EMBLEMS 1500 POINTS? Hintermeier, Muriel Mahoney, Jeanne Mattingly, Ellen Murphy, Marion Reynolds, .lean ir SEVEN-INCH LETTERS 1400 Gall, Emily Greene, Alice Healy, Pat Hurd, Gladys Klimschot, H. Lahti, Lillian Leonard, Betty Rae Vaughan, Sophia Viands, Doris Walsh, Dolores Maischoss, Gladys Mancheff, Eleanor Maurer, Hilda McKendry, Kathleen 'A' POINTS? SIX-INCH LETTERS 1300 POINTS? Kick, Mary Ann Kline, Gertrude Kuster, Irene Malloy, Grace Mann, June Maroney, Marg. Monney, Evelyn O'Neil, Eleanor Rawson, Dorothy Rudnick, Betty Sauer, Jean Schoedel, Mildred Schutrum, Grace Shields, Mary 113 Rode, Florence Smith, Virrzinia Steffens, Ruth Stumpf, ,lane Messore, Anne Mulvey, Virginia Paxson, Betty Rejent, Rita Rich, June Rode, Florence Schwenker, Doris Schutrum, Luella Sypniewska, Ma1'y Shosenburg, Betty Smith, Dorothy Staiian, Gloria Stevens, Margaret Slawiak, Dor. Slisz, Lydia Specht, Dorothy Spencer, Mary Sullivan, Edith Sullivan, Dolores Sutton, Eleanor Taylor, Lorraine Turner, .lean Von Langen, E. Whalen, Lillian Whitton, Dorothy Yaeger, Arlene Girls' Awards for Athletics Albee, Marion Bartz, Joan Beam, Doris Bowers, Doris Braymiller, Leah Brown, Doloris Brown, Joyce Campbell, Lorraine Carney, Jean Clark, Jacqueline Cole, Arlene Corcoran, Margaret Cousins, Marion Dauhert, Marjorie Daul, Betty De Marco, Jane Domenico, Dolores Dwyer, Deanne Ellis, Joan Fitzpatrick, Rosemarie Benzula, Gladys Bieber, Ruth Bielak, Dorothy Cronin, Doretta Domagala, Virginia Draves, Shirley Eberhardt, Lorraine Ford, Edna Gardner, Mary Gordon, Margaret Grasz, Dorothy Heinze, Shirley Horrigan, Betty l-lushinson, Wilhelmina Jenner, Arlene Bensch, Dorothy Coyle, June Densford, Elsie May Dohucki, Dot. Doehler, June Earon, Doris George, Carol Greeno, Nora Hall, Marg. Hastings, Caroline 'k FOUR-INCH LETTERS ANNEX NO. 67 Furlong, Patricia Gordon, Maisie Gosper, Jacqueline Griilin, Nancy Healy, Mary Alice Healy, Patricia Julius, Nancy Keohane, Phyllis Kraft, Corrine Krieger, Ruth Leising, Elizabeth Lilley, Jean Mancheff, Gloria Mattes. Meredythe McCluskey, Barbara McNit'f, Dolores Melisz, Stephania Mitchell, Betty Morrow, Jean Parker, Helen 'A' FOUR-INCH LETTERS ANNEX NO. 7 Johnson, Evelyn Jorgenson, Mairs Kawaler, Katherine Krupeki, Helen Macyewska, Christine Majerowicz, Gloria Manley, Jeanette Maroney, Kate McCourt, Rosemarie Moore, Florence Nadrowska, Virginia Nagel, Christine Okoniewska, Betty Pieczynska, Celia Purcell, Theresa if Hochgrebe, Grace Hoehn, Mary H uester, Norma Hurley, Geneva Jones, Rita Kubison, Bern. Manger, Rita McMillan, Jean Oddo, Augusta Oddo, Constance 114- Redhead, Betty ,lean Regan, Margaret Root, Gertrude Scannell, Kathleen Sharp, Patricia Sheppard, Dione Skalet, Mary Smith, Carol Smith, Dorothy Stoehr, Ruth Styn, Ruth Vail, Mary Lou Walsh, Grace Warren, Whalen, Wheeler, Widmer, Widmer, Woolsey, Virginia Dolores Betty Jean ,Ioan Carmen Rabent, Lorraine Rekas, Lottie Schaefer, Jean Seidler, Ruth Sliva, Helen Smascz, Eleanor Smith, Eleanor Sohczak, Irene Sobieraj, Mary Sudyn, Dorothy Sullivan, Marion Weed, Jeanette Zemke, Betty FOUR-INCH LETTERS QMAIN BLDGJ 150 POINTS Orth, Jeanne Parentis, Vresida Pegler, Ruby Powers, Genevieve Way, Anne Wiles, Marg. Zielinski, Mary Zwilling, Edna A if jg, Q9 X f ' X ......... .....,f 4111 -l - ,,. KNOCKS 5 5 Q3 NF-AQ me .. -- .. 1 ' , Qfme PONQ -7' . CAN'TWEp1T4l2f' N-f ff f 1 + 2 Q' if W AWHWE f f C 9 ' K-. gf f .W ffff 25 f f 3' ' ' Ri 1 it-f F1 1,7 ,ff K W Ny? 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In fair and lusty Weather, Let days he bright or dark, Wevll always stand together When We sing of old South Park 120 ADVERTISERS WATCH, CLOCK, JEWELRY REPAIRING CHAS. F. DAMM, Inc. HARRY R. COLECROVE, Pres. Manufacturing Jewelers O We Make and Repair Anything in Jewelry CLASS RINGS : PINS : KEYS : MEDALS TROPHIES : FAVORS : LODGE JEWELS 703-711 MAIN STREET BUFFALO, N Y WA. 6029 122 . .BELESISUN DAIRY 20-22 MESMER AVENUE O QUALITY and SERVICE Phone Tlliangrle 2338 and have Beale,s Before Dawn Delivery start tomorrow morning. ln Beale's Dairy immaculate cleanliness and every possible sanitary measure safeguards your milk. ln regards to sanitation our dairy is open for inspection at all times. 123 GOLD TONE STUDIOS Class Photographers PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION Colored Photography Our Specialty SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS No Appointment Necessary Daily 9 to 6 631 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, N. Y. WA. 9770 124 Compliments of the STUDENTS and FACULTY of SOUTH PARK HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX No. 7 125 To the CLASS OF 1941 As we write l inis to our small part in help- ing to make this DIAL an outstanding review of your High School 1-areer: We congratu- late your staff for their untiring and patient ef- forts to make it a ref-- orcl of achievement for your everlasting pleas- ure and proud posses sion. RAPID SERVICE ENCRAVING CO., INC. 229 OAK STREET BUFFALU, N. Y. compz l,,l pm Compliments of of STUDY HALL STUDY HALL 2 3 7 2 4 5 Compliments of STUDY HALL 2 0 9 FOR THE BOY OR GIRL ynaduabz, a. l South Park Wallpaper and Paint Store A. Zeplowitz, B E N R Pm. SHOCKPROOF WATCH , Mazles Newesi' Dress Shop color of RED WO. 0046 GOLD JEWELS Culnplinlfelzts f SOUTH SIDE FURNITURE CO. A FO. d flefl , 2196 SENECA ST. at Cazenovia St. OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY' EVENINK S 127 Compliments W. H. FITZPATRICK 81 SONS, INC. 274 ABBOTT ROAD Parsons and Judd SOUTH BUFFALO,S FINEST DRUG STORES Employing Many South Park Students and Graduates SHEA'S SENECA 81 SHEA'S LACKAWANNA Entertainment Headquarters For South Park High School Students Ho1lywood's finest pictures perfectly presented in an atmosphere of courtesy, comfort and cleanliness. GEORGE HEROLD 8: SONS MEAT MARKETS 2242 Seneca St. 325 Abbott Rd. 2010 Seneca St. 491 Abbott Rd. 2139 Seneca St. 817 Abbott Rd. 448 Seneca St. 984 So. Park Ave. 638 Hopkins St. 2247 So. Park Ave. 1595 So. Park Ave.Hamburg, N. Y. Compliments Of STUDY HALL 3 4 7 129 Compliments vf STUDY HALL 1 3 1 130 Medical Attendance at Home or Hospital Hospitalization Surgical Fees- Insurance Brand New All in One Policy ..AtLowCost... . For Particulars- see Erie County Representative TED E. BUERGER 407 HUNTINGTON AVENUE Buffalo, N. Y. 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SILVERBERG The Class of 194-1 For Sportswear Dentist HABER'S MEN'S WEAR 2124 Seneca St. 2175 Seneca St. Cor. Norman Phone: TR. 2640 Furnishings Hats E ' E L L I S LOOMIS, OFFERS 8 LOOMIS 1953 Seneca Street Funeral Directors Delicatessen , 1820 Seneca Street Grocertes HSLIM BOOTH Delicatessen 1300 seheca TR. 9736 JOSEPH F. O'GRADY 1807 so. Park Ave., Buifalo, N. Y. Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Watch and Jewelry Repairing JOHN M. PAULUS 2250 Seneca St. Phone: TR. 2739 GFUCCFICG We Deliver Best in Foods at P E N F IE L D ' S 1020 Abbott Rd. JOHN E. ADRIAN General Contractor Remodeling and Repairing JACK BOWDEN Tydol and Veedol Service Sta. Expert Creasing and Washing 15 Bloomfield Ave. TR. 694-5 1661 SOUU1 Park Compliments A . S A U E R Of FRED ANNER 314- Abbott Rd. at Melrose 1607 South Park Ave. Buffalo, N. Y. Phone: WA. 8380 L A N G ' S ALDRED MUSIC HOUSE Qualify Music and Musical Instruments Meats and Poultry 691 Main st. Buffalo N. Y. 2044 South Pafk WO- 0331 VANS BAKERY Compliments Everything in Fine Bakery Goods f 0 Where Quality Reigns 217 Seneca St. 520 Abbott Rd. TR. 0312 ZEISE BARBER SHOP 509 Abbott Rd. VICTORY DRY CLEANERS We Call for and Deliver TR. 0236 24-4-0 So. Park Ave Best Wishes to THE SENIOR CLASS A FRIEND Compliments of KULP'S DELICATESSEN 2255 South Park Ave. MILLER'S BAKE SHOP 1868 Seneca St. Phone: TR. 2917 Compliments of SENECA BEAUTY SALON 1939 Seneca St. Catherine Strong EDMUND'S BARBER SHOP Seneca St. at Cazenovia Phone, WO. 1567 M U R P H Y Fuel and Home Supply Paints, W allpaper, Coal, Coke, Heating, RYAN'S FOOD SHOP Woodside and Abbott Air Conditioning, Furnaces, S040 BUF Luflchefle Parts and Repairs. Delicatessen 1866-68 South Park Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. COGAN'S FLOWERS 2098 Seneca St. If No Answer TR. 2995 TR. 7822 ALBERT E. KNAB Funeral Service 503 Abbott Rd. WO. 2657 Elizabeth Miller South Buffalo C. P. MONAGHAN XI SON Delicgjssen Candy 2002 South Park Ave. a Confectionery TR- 0113 K' h 2084 So. Park llc en Coal C0140 TR. 9925 Chrysler and Plymouth Automobiles S U L LI V A N ' S EDWARD F. ROKITKA Harold Martyr lnc. DE. 5858 2550 Delaware Ave. TR. 1891 Compliments of Compliments 1 1 9 of FRESHMAN GIRLS RAY MARX We Deliver BILL'S DELICATESSEN Cold Cuts Candy School Supplies 120 Southside Pkwy. TR. 3635 Compliments of W. J. HOLMES-Ford Dealer 1440 South Park Ave. Congratulations lo The Class of 1941 Compliments Of George B. Hamberger 81 Co. S T U D Y H A L L Merfs and Boys' Furnishings 3 5 2168 Seneca St.