Wadleigh High School - Owl Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1945 volume:

SEM F FACULTY Luferary Ari' Busmess LITERARY Rufla Eclxelf Co Eclnfors Viola Tolberi' Carrie Wllllams Eva Singer Grace Toomer ART Amfa Murphy Edlfor Laclyburd Cleveland Clemenhne Clark TECHNICAL Secrefarlal Prachce 7 24 Secrefarlal Prachce 8 24 ADVISERS George H Easferbroolr Bermce M Websfer Edward Kleln seal EET, EEEE EEEE .EEC T r'lEr LAEET Kuhn :MIM INTRODUCING AFRICA HEAR THAT CRY AS I LIE THINKING THE STAIRS MY PLEASANT DREAM ON COMMERCIALS THE VOICE THIS TERRIBLE GENERATION EN KS Came WlIInams Barbara Burns Grace Toomer Thelma Borders Anne Sharp Came Wulluams Lulhan Swufzer SWOONER SINATRA Four ArcIen+ Sanaira Fans ONLY A DOG LOST A HOUSE MY HOME IN THE HILLS MEMORIES FOR THE BOYS LITTLE BUTCH MY ERROR SUSIE S REQUEST AN INTERVIEW TOMORROW RUST PRAYER LET FREEDOM RING Rebecca BIacI:eH' Malagros Morales Cardell Jackson Eva Sanger Geraldme Faison Helen Sfuclzey Carne Wllhams Jane Sharp VuoIa Tolberf Rufh Eckelf Maeve Farrel Rufh EcI:eH' Came Wnllaams EXCERPTS FROM AN ADDRESS BY MRS PAUL ROBESON 3I SENIOR SECTION 5 .. 6 . . 1 . a .. 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She Inffs her dark shoulders and conhnues fo sfand Knowlng some day youll look foward her land For lhough Hr s from her bosom llfe firsl' sprung Her gsffs fo us are shll unsung She has asked for no reward or fame Only 'rhaf you know her Afrnca ns her name CARRIE WILLIAMS afmylms pu, From lhe deep foresled dep'I'hs of Cenlral Africa To lhe hugh plains of plcluresque Llberra A cry IS rmglng loud and clear A cry every human ear should hear Help us Lord help us please Help us lo be rlghl as all we pray The fervenl' cry of an oppressed race A look of angulsh on every face In every walk of lufe we hear lhal' plea The farmer lhe laborer +he beggar on 1' e sireel' Some day 'lhal cry wnll cease 'ro sound When life of peace and equali+y is found, Buf unfil fhal' glorious day, My people will forever pray: Help us Lord, help us, please, Help us +o be righl, is all we pray. BARBARA BURNS 5 dcwesdgt 0 fi' Wa 'II' 0 o I . I ,f-'mlb Qflii . ffl Lrg' .GH . 5 .f 'rl . . . 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I f i 'N-1 'Q 1.53 u ,550 3,2 pf-1.r94 '-n x 'I'l I As I Ile fhmlung I somehmes fake menfal nofe of fhe people and fhmgs around me and change fhem Info fhe myfhncal characfers and places I wanf fhem fo be Lwmg ID New Yorlr Csfy fhe mefropolls of fhe world and havmg fo face fhe cluffer and nolse whlch accompany such a clfy I offen wash God would Iuff me ouf of all fhus and deposnf me m a beauhful Iand whnch would be a combmaflon of all fhe places and people I am forever dreammg of How wonderful fhls paradlse would bel If would have fhe qualnf formalufy of an Engllsh vrllage and I would eaf fish and chlps for enloymenf s salre I would m fhas myfhucal heaven Illxe fo be near enough fo fhe Whlfe Cluffs of Dover where I could sfand on a parf of fhem and whale absorbing fheur celeshal beaufy have fhe poef Iaureafe of England read Allce Duer Muller s beauhful sfory of 'the same name As for people I would firsf Illre fo see a person who loved fhe Iand preferably a farmer-one fo whom fhe seasons meanl' planhng harvesf and changung crops nof work vacahon heaf and cold Then I would wanfl' fo see fhe mysfery and charm of fhe anhablfanfs of Indra and Egypf fo see If fhey compare wlfh fhe sforles Ive read and heard abouf fhem There are fhmgs I have hoped fo be a parf of af one fume or anofher I wanf fo feel fhe sands of fhe Sahara on my feef I wanf fo gaze an fhe blues of Ialres Lalre Tuhcaca bemg fTrsf an my mnnd I wanf fo see fhe fields of wheaf dancmg ln fhe wlnd whale fhe colors of red gold yellow and cop per change malung each change more breafh falung fhan before Mosf of all I wanf fo feach fhe chaldren of fhe world fo love 'l'he age fhaf has gone before fo undersfand fhe presenf and fo Ioolr forward fo fhe fl fure I wanf fo see In fhelr eyes fhe prayer of fhanlrs fo God for all He has given fhem whlch fhey may nof be able fo express wufh fhelr Ilps If I do or see half of fhese secref hopes I wull feel I have Iwed a full and nch Ilfe GRACE TOOMER H . 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I 'g JI I r I 3 9 f' ' - V Q 9 il- f QI I Ie I IIIIII ni Y' Vx Q' Q Q THE STAIRS There wasn'f a denf in fhe sfairs of Wadleigh, for fhe year was l900. and bofh Wadleigh and fhe sfairs were new. The counfless fread of fhousands of feef had nof,yef made ifs inevifable impression upon fhem. Oh, whaf fales fhese sfairs could fell if only fhey could falkl Harkl One is speaking, and fhe sfory unfolds: My hearf is Iighf and gay, for I am new. Ah, whaf a fhrilling life I shall live! Two girls are fripping lighfly down. They are walking on me. They are dressed in fhe Iafesf fashions: fheir high buffoned shoes, fheir busfles, fheir hair piled in pompadour sfyle make me know fhaf fhey are indeed fashionable young ladies. Their falk is frivolous, fhe usual chaffer of high school girls. Nofhing consequenfial. Time marches on. l90I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Alasl A finy disfigurafion has appeared in me, nof a very large one, buf one iusf fhe same. ls if any wonder, for remember fhaf many girls have walked over me. I908, 9, I0. The sfyles of women's clofhes have changed somewhaf: no longer are fhey wearing big busfles, and fheir skirfs are a liffle shorfer, and fhe wound in my side has grown deeper. The years pass very unevenffully unfil I9I4. The girls' chaffer has become excifed. They are speculafing on fhe possibilify of fhe Unifed Sfafes enfering fhe war. I9I5, I6, fhe Unifed Sfafes has nof yef enfered fhe war, buf everyone is filled wifh dread. I9I7. We are now af war. The girls make bandages and knif socks, efc., for our boys. I feel fhaf fhe American soldiers over fhere are my boys foo, because fhey are fhe brofhers and sweefhearfs of fhe girls who fread on me. I9I8, a glad year. The war is over. The whole school is permeafed wifh ioy, and fhe ioy could be reflecfed in me, buf my sore, fesfered by I8 long years of hardships, has increased considerably. I92l and women suffrage. The girls are slighfly bewildered. They falk abouf if, buf I know fhaf if is puzzling fo fhem. The years pass in rapid succession. I929. Crash of fhe sfock markefs. Havoc, misery everywhere and if is reflecfed in me. I foo am in fhe fhroes of depression. My side has become lean-I am becoming old and weary. No longer can I counf fhe years. The sore has spread and I have begun fo crumble. Soon I will be no more. I found ouf fhe ofher day fhaf fhe year is I944. I5 years have passed. ls if possible? I grow weaker and weaker. Misfs crowd ing if's growing blacker. I'm falling off info space. There is nofhing, nofhingi xX THELMA BORDERS Z' . G 'Q Nw M' X WWW W l f 7 rf fg eadanf .ibream Tell me no'l' ln loyful numbers Hugh school us a pleasam' dream unz foday exam fomorrow ls lrfe ever whaf If seems7 FIT' Whal do I know of malhemahcs? Whal' care l for Wordsworfh loo? Or of French or ancneni' Lahn? Oh' I ve lnvecl my chouce fo ruel JANE SHARP - ...-.-..- f 4' ,,,A.,.,..... M nu-ov .L-944'-4-I c,,., ff 4...,v.w--.. Q.-M'-1 IM f 1 ll-444' 44-004-v kA.4A4cA-ova M ,-an kk 7734765 l 5 War TW3 f77 ff f f 'f'f ,S- meg 5 3 W! sf: Q 5 11 :ew Z : f 5 A 5 E' L5 Wx l 'iff 'fl' ul.-1 A AW!-fu :'Q'1, 'lla E V :QT rr, .1 'Z 2 : f f r - W we Q X K Qgfw QQ r 5 ,-,, l 1 -x X' -K 4' 1 Q IYXQIQX I f I X l , - ik X X Af 1V fr M or 1 - , of . . ' - - ' 4 l ' fl ' i l KA or ' . .' Q4 E! A h Aw... - O wi f-ov - -- '-fl . ,M V7 Ivlxitll i t Q ffl -WIT' , 6 3: . ..........-..' ' . M .egffj fize My H , e i ' S-'13 , V i- ' 3 : H, X4 PY-f X X YR K WW: M M K -N- Arn oQl I -6 -ft J v1 'pt' '- A Olllllieffla Have you ever llsfened 'ro Ihe ra no And fried +o gef a sfahon Bul' found yourself frapped ln a commercnal conversahon? Well l l'uned In yeslerday And fhe words I heard They weni' fhus way Does your speech fal'Ier? Don 'I have bad breath ascendmg +he alfar Say how s your llver Ihese days? Then gel' your new sud' af Anmemae s A+ Ihe wrong momenf does your dog bale? Z' 2 K Maybe you aren 'I' fixung your halr nghf Do you always wani' Io be branded a dope ? Then folks s'rarf usnng our new 'Flea soap When bending do your muscles ache? Jus? Ialre Ihem ouf and guve Ihem a shalze Does your cake drop when you slam 'I'he door? Try rubbing a bn on 'rhe Iufchen floor Don I' forgel' I'he producl' I II repeal' Ihe name Tune an Iomorrow when we serve +he same And so I+ goes hII you re old and gray Bu'r how I aslr do 'Ihey gef fha? way? CARRIE WILLIAMS sf frlr VV ICs. Swoonmg as defined In fhe dlchonary is fhe acl' of fainhng and fhe appareni' suspension of +he vifal and menfal powers Fanfashc as 11' may seem fhls as 1'he sfaie which ihese girls are pu+ info when The Voice opens his moufh and begins +o sung They lusf suf fhere spellbound caughi' by fhe melodlous 'Flow of sound which csrculafes fhrough fhe audience While he is grasping 'rhe microphone for supporf 'lo give him fhe srrengfh fo finish a song +here are elaculafed exclamahons of Oh Frankie and Ah emanahng from his enfhuslashc fans Finally when fhe song is complefed and 'ihe microphone IS sfandmg ereci' again shrneks and screams pierce fhe air and fumulf reigns fhrough oul' This commohon is repeafed affer each song When Frankie has finished one performance many of his mosi' ardeni' door and ob+aln his auiograph Buf shll many more are con+en+ +o sd' fhrough anofher show oblivious of The plcfure and warl pahenfly for Frank s reappearance Yes fhns generahon ceriamly has a queer manner of showing ihal' 'l'hey like Frank Smarra H' does appear fo be a generahon packed full of crazy lnclmahons buf fhen I suppose everyone is enhfled fo pursue his own personal whim crazy as I+ may seem fo ofhers LILLIAN SWITZEF co o I2 ' I I' F 1 admirers dash our fhe nearesl' exif hoping fo encounfer him ai' fhe sfage if W , 'fiq '.w . ll! X K 1 ' 1 THIS TERRIBLE GENERATION Amudsf fhe I'urmouI and confusuon of fhus modern worId our parfucular generafuon has seemungly been unvaded by a fremendous group of young people who 'rake par'r un a sfrangely unusual and exfremely nousy ceremony There are many varuous ways we can find fo enferfaun ourselves such as readung books gomg fo Iecfures and museums and affendung concerfs buf noi' one of fhese forms of enferfaunmenf seems fo appeal fo fhousands of wuId feenage females who cIaum fhe 'ruI'Ie of fhe Bobby Sock Brugade Have you ever become nmpafuenf affer findung fhaf you would have fo wauf for fiffeen or fwenfy munufes before geffung a seaf un a +heaI're7 Well fhese gurIs haveni' They are wuIIung fo sfand un Iune hour upon hour and sacrufice fheur warm beds and good food merely fo gef mfo fhe movues and see fheur udol Frank Sunafra When Frankue opens af I'he Paramounf exfra polucemen are called fo dufy fo fry fo keep fhe crowds In order proI'ec'I' sfore wundows and passersby from unuury Affer a mad rush for seafs un I'he firsf few rows fhe unlucky ones are Ieff fo fheur fafe and musf vuew fhe show from far behmd The pucfure no maffer how good uf may be us of no consequence af aII They pay fo see Sunafra and everyfhung else on fhe program us lusf wasfung vaIuabIe 'fume SWOONER SINATRA To be crooned fo 'rhe fune of Sunday Monday and Always I AII we gurls Iove you Honesfly we do Swooner Crooner Sunafra Jealous are fhe boys Of your IoveIy vouce Swooner Crooner Sunafra And when you guve ouI' wufh your very IoveIy smuIe No need fo feII you Frank fhaf all fhe gurls go wuId Buf whaf are we fo do You ve a wufe and kuddues foo Swooner Crooner Sunafra aux FOUR ARDENT SINATRA FANS I3 IS C no K 0 ll I ll 1 ' E ' .'. .' . K I . M eg I I. ' I C C CDNLY A DOC- In answer fo our pufeous and numerous pleas my younger brofher and I recenved 'rhe same emphahc no for several years The sublecf whlch shrred up bedlam regularly In our household was whaf all children feel fhaf fhey musf have af one fume or anofher If was a puppy My mofher being very prachcal as well as busy loolred ahead fo fhe hme when our mferesf m fhe ammal would wane and she would be sfuclx as she was many fumes before wnfh somefhmg fhaf had fo be falren care of even fhough we had dlscarded uf How many fumes before had gold fish sfray cafs blrds furfles and ofher pefs been loaded onfo her shoulders And so we crued and fhreafened fo run away buf fo no avaal Then one fofally unforeseen day when we had really glven up all hope buf would nof admuf rl' we sfopped frozen In fronf of a pef shop wmdow we were passing There we saw yes my mofher had sfopped foo aufomahcally several lovely pupples of dlfferenf fypes I say several buf we really saw only one Hes beauflful brown eyes gazed up Info ours and sand Talre me home nowl Now four years lafer he shll has only fo gaze mfo our eyes and presfo' fhe luscoous coolue fhaf was on fhe way fo our moufhs suddenly finds :fs way mfo his or fhe slipper fhaf as forn fo shreds IS swepf up and soon forgoffen Our long awaufed puppy foolr fhe famnly by sform fhaf firsf day and has had full and complefe charge ever smce REBECCA BLACKETT 4' fi n' XJ Wm gn? W ez-53:9-5' y: f ff X T X, ' A X l : 4 vas 5 xo , I., wi pw, is M,.!.l.. y X , r C fy lou -H, 3louA.Q,x.J When I was an my coun'I'ry Puerfo Rico I used fo llve un +he Cnfy of Mayaguez wlfh my grandmofher and my fafher One hme we wen? +o +he coun'l'ry +o vcsui' my fafher s auni' and we sfayed fhere for fhree days A+ fhe end of fhe second day I+ began fo ram fo 'thunder and fo shake fhe earfh Our house was noi' foo srrong and 'I'he roof wenf flymg off fhe lnH'le house The doors and wmdows along wlih I+ Everyfhmg an fhe house was we'I' and we were foo The plgs Everybody was worrled abouf havlng a hard hme excepi' us chlldren For us fhai' was a very good hme as we were enloylng ourselves When everyihmg was calm we wen? back fo our house Ih fhe cl1'y When we reached our neughborhood we sfaried fo look for our house whai a sur prnse for us! We dud noi' find rI'l Our neighbors houses were wlfhoui' roofs wmdows and doors Affer fhai my fafher made sorf of a ranch and fhere we luved unhl we buulf our new house agam To +hls day we are shll wondermg and askmg Where dad our house go? And we are shll lookmg for If MILAGROS MORALES I5 I K lo C 0 . I I , . l' . cows and hens came fo ioin us and +he house looked like a circus. , . : - . . . . . . , . Q n . Q o U n I gg o a 4 PRCJGRESS From lhe lungle From slavery Marching feel' always marchmg Onwardl Onward' Never baclcward Marchung wn1'h one burnmg asm From fhe lungle From slavery Heads are hugh and banners wavmg Shall we fall +hem7 Shall we doubl fhem? Marchung onward always marchmg RUTH BELL 'A-l! 74-! f- Xi GK5 J 1 Z 9 Fax! fbi fs-'NJ I8 0111011 05 I should lllre fo fake you on a frlp wufh me To Vnenna +he clfy 1+ used fo be Where our hearis ever wufh laughier were gay And we were glad of lufe day by day We shall walk on fhe banks of fha? beauhful sfream The Danube where sweefhearfs used fo dream Of fhmgs fhaf some sunny day They were gomg fo do In fhelr own way And fhen round 'rhe cniy by moonlughl' fo roam One day fo fhe Opera Ball we musl' go From fhere you wall only leave wuih woe For si' IS lllre gomg from fauryland To ihe sound of a dreamlllxe fairy band We II end fhss vacahon by ialung a wall: Through Vaenna Woods where splnfs fall: The SPIfIl'S of fhe Walh of lohann Sfrauss To whlch we have danced In many a house Remember Vienna now wlfh a sad hearf For from her forever you musi pari' Never no never agam wall vou hear The sound of Vnenna of yesferyear EVA SINGER is ...' .L '... :... frf HZ!-iaith' W . Ir' 'S in -jj 13 4, . - W A f R Then over'+o sain+S+apl1an'saome, g sn.-A JJ ' f i 4: Na-lace jo fAe gow Do your worlr K E Do your pari' To pui' a shoi' fhrough Hufler s heari W -I 'II Don I' you lag X Don 'I' you wad' 1 In I'he end youll also rafe Do your pari' And do II well To yourself you II feel gusl swell GERALDINE FAISON JIHL Buffl LlH'Ie Burch who Ilves wllh X Is fhe cu+es+ boy you wan'r Io see He goes fo school mos? every day Hus ABC s he s learned 'ro say He IS his mofhers pride and loy I know you d love fhas IlI'I'le boy 4 223 my Error You aslc me why so slow Why noi' shake up some dusi' Have I no place 'Io go Have my lomfs Turned I'o rus+7 I smule and hobble down fhe hall Wl1aI'7 No nofhmg I are They lusi' fold me fo duck 1'he basI:e1'baII is Ten mmufes foo IaI'e 'Lil-I-!3..J!. E CARRIE WILLIAMS ' I9 f E E ' 3 fig E I 'T ca .-it I ' . I E Q E 1 L Qhur 0 . I .' .1-5 XII In W . if . ' . ,f I - Q 1 , er, . ' . . me.: I o o I u Io R I I . . . V 1 HELEN STUCKEY r M .elf I 1 ' v f , X, I x I If s 'QL 'miiy 6? N4 -'!J,.i' 'f Qi? ' 3 . I 3 E5 . ' if . .. - , . 305 R N SUSIE'S REQUEST H' was +hree o'clock and all was quiel' in +he Cassidys' aparfmenl' unfil all of a sudden 'rhe door flew open and in Susie flew. Ohl Mom, you home she yelled Yes Sue was her answer Mrs Cassidy and her daughfer were so dlfferenl' an so many ways Susie was wuld as 1'hey come and her mofher was a mlld sorl' of person When Susue lalked or sang you could hear her all over fhe apar'rmen+ and when her mo+her falked or sang she 'lalked llghfly or hummed soffly 'ro herself Buf lusl' fhe same her molher loved her Oh' Mofher dear darllng molher do you know wha? s gomg fo happen +omgh+7 Why Susne no wha+7 her mofher asked commg oul' of fhe klfchen wnpmg her hands He ns gomg fo sung my requesl' lonlghl' lmagme Mofher my requesf ouf of 50 000 fans she exclaumed Susan Cassidy her mo'rher sand quuckly whai' are you lalklng abou'r7 Who IS gomg +o sung whal' song and who IS he7 Oh donf you know Mo+her dldnl' l 'fell you7 Well heres lhe whole fhlng an a nufshell l wro1'e a leH'er +o fhe Voice and asked hum +o sung my 'favorlfe song Long Ago and Far Away I senl' fhe leH'er abou? fwo monfhs ago and af lasi' received an answer foday He IS gomg fo sung my song fomghl Oh :sn 'r 'rhaf wonderful momsy and she sfooped over and gave her mo+her an affechonafe klss Now wall' one mmule Susie as far as l unders+and somebody by +he name of Voice IS gomg fo sang your song +omgh+7 141 ' I lla' A 411-12- ' x El 64 20 ll l ' e ' if ,L 'll W, llll- 1 ,. 4 , ,qi ' 12, S' '?,f- ff ll ga ' 2 -f Q 'lil' F1 Sir! ' CorrecT momsy sand Susne BuT nn heaven s name Susne who ns The Vonce7 Holy smokes moTher donT Tell me you donT know who The Vonce IS Well he s Frankne Slender Oh sand Mrs Cassndy quneTly and walked ouT of The room shaknng her head IT was aT lasT evennng aT The Cassndys and Poppa had The radno on lnsTennng To hns TavornTe commenTaTor Gosh sand Susne To herself won T he ever leave The radno alone so ThaT I can lnsTen To hnm AT lasT The commenTaTor s program was over and her Poppa goT up and sand Well I guess you re anxnous To lnsTen To your Frankne Gosh Pop you re a good sporT sand Susne AT lasT The program came when all of a sudden The bell rang Wonder who ThaT ns sand Susne All of a sudden when she sTranghTened up There sTood Joey She had TorgoTTen all abouT Thenr daTe and how Joey haTed The Vonce Oh snT down Joey she sand Ill be wnTh you In half an hour Half an hour Joey yelled Here I am gonng nnTo The Navy nn Two weeks and you snT home lnsTennng To a radno program BuT Joey she proTesTed I I sT Now TooTs he sand leT me look aT ThaT dnal because all I can hear on ThaT program ns somebody groannng and I ve goT a good ndea ThaT IT s The Slender guy Yep I m rnghT he sand aTTer glancnng aT The dnal Now lnsTen Susne you promnsed ThaT you would hang oTT ThaT guy and lusT sTnck wnTh me anyway before I go nnTo The Navy Gosh I m sorry Joey I guess I m IusT geTTnng dumber every day She clncked The radno off and called her moTher Oh Mom she called I m gonng ouT wI+h Joey JANE SHARP ll IU - - I I - ll - I . . 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I I - - ll , . ll I I - - ll I I - - - - ll ll ' I I III I - ll . 2l ie 75,2 X - 4 AN INTERVIEW Because we are closer 'ro peace fhns year Ihan lasf I Ihoughi' I+ would be nn+ereshng If we could gel' for Owl readers The sfory of someone ln our madsl' who had wlfnessed some of 'rhe slark realufy of war and fear Havmg heard a grea'r deal of 1'he Irymg expernences of Irene Schnell who came Io Wadleugh affer wandermgs +ha'r +ook her over many par'I's of Europe and Norlh Africa affer Ieavmg Germany nn l938 I 'fhoughf her s+ory would be anlereshng so I looked her up Mass Schnell proved +o be a mosl fasclnahng person 'ro I'aIk wulh She seems a very erudvle young Iady and speaks Englush 'FIuenI'Iy She was born an Dorfmund Germany and aHended school +here hll I938 when she Iefl Germany because of fhe polnhcal abuses Ihere and began her +raveIs by gomg firsl Io Holland alone Here she awal+ed fhe arruval of her parenfs noi' knowung If she d ever see +hem agam They finally arrnved however and fhe famlly wen? fo Pans by plane France had nol' ye'r gone +o war and +hey 'rraveled across Ihaf coun+ry fo Mar sellles and from fhere look a boa? +o Casablanca Norfh Africa Here Ihe famaly remauned 'nll fhe French declarahon of war on Ger many when her fafher was mferned as an enemy allen for eleven weeks and her moiher for Iwo weeks Apparenfly I+ was only her youfh +ha+ saved Irene from fhus experuence In February I94I she conhnued her +raveIs 'rhls hme gomg com plefely across Spam fo Lusbon In Por+ugaI and from Ihere Io Havana from whuch cnI'y she finally came fo Ihe Umfed S+aI'es In Ihus counfry she Inved for Iwo years In New Jersey only recenfly moving +o New York and enfermg Wadlengh She says she lakes Wadlelgh very much and hopes +o graduafe +hls 'rerm Asked aboul Ihe oufsfandmg fealures of fhls counI'ry which she enloys mos'r Irene answered I enloy mosl' of all +he freedom fo earn a Iuvmg I also enloy 'rhe Iheafers and our Isghf hearfed nenghbors and Hnally 'Ihe 'Fad 'rhaf I can a+ Iasf be wn+h bolh my paren+s and a number of my relahves VIOLA TOLBERT 23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . I I . . , . . . . . . . . . . . I I . . I . . . . . . I . . . . . I I ' . . , . Q l 1 Q . . . I . - u . . . . . . I I I . . . 1 u I . . . . . . . I . . . . . . ' s . . . . . II I l 0 1 u - . . . u . 0 ll . 0171, 0l'I'OlfU I sfarled my homework af nine p. m. lTI1e movie was exceedingly goodl H s slrange I have almosl nolhing +o do, I'm sure. l've done all lhal I should. ,Now my s'rudy's compleled, I'll go Io my bed- Greal' Grief! I recall Io my sorrow- Oh Molher, dear Molher, please call me al six, For I'm having my mid-ferms lomorrowl RUST I I used 'lo 'lake care of an inlelligenl' Ii'l'rle boy who always wanled 'lo know fhe reason for everylhing. Once when I had him oul' riding on his brighl new lricycle, a 'l'hunder- slorm came up. I slarfed lo run foward home, pushing Ihe fricycle wilh Johnny on il' as I ran. And fhen if slarled. Maeve, asked Johnny, why does if +hun-der? As he asked fhis, he 'rurned his head and sleered crookedly. I knew il' would be in vain lo poslpone fhe answer: so I +oId him somefhing aboul' Rip Van Winkle bowling up in heaven. Theh lighf- ning slruck. I explained 'rhis by +eIling him Rip had knocked down all The puns. I fried Io hurry him along by 'lelling him his nice new Iricycle would gel' rusly. Then I had fo explain all aboul' rusl' and how il' was formed. By Ihis lime we had reached his home and as I pushed him in+o The garage, he looked up al' me wilh big innocenl eyes and asked, Maeve, if I sfayed ouf in lhe rain, will I gel rusly loo? RUTH ECKELT MAEVE FARREL 24 Faye? ln 'The cold, gray misi' of morning, In fhe gleam of fhe coming day, By 'l'he banks of fhe sileni' river, A mofher lzneels 'l'o pray. AM N 1 Bofh sons have died in baffle, Her husband long since gone, , Her hear'I' is lefi' wifh noihing ' Bur The hope of a bright new dawn. The river gliding on ifs course The silence does noi' mar, As fhe mofher sends her prayers aloff By fhe Iighi of 'rhe morning sfar. RUTH ECKELT . I I . , V . . is nl Q 4 ' ' I -if I - 'ni IQ - I .f: -'Tr' V 1 '-fbi' glxcerlafgi rom an Exgclclreu Ag mm. pau! pogefionf l 'PLT -.ae5-s, , ,..4g -f' - ,--'L'f'g 'I lMrs. Paul Robeson made such an impression on her audience when ' i'WN'TTkT'TwM' she appeared af our assembly early Ihis Ierm IhaI many girls asked if her Ialk couldn I be reprinfed IH Ihe Owl We are delIghIed Io prInI parIs of - Mrs Robeson s splendud address and regreI IhaI lack of space prevenIs our Including all of II When I was a school girl abouI 35 years ago In IhIs same Wadleugh HIgh School I remember abouI a loI of Ihungs I was one of Ihose eager sIudenIs wIIh a greedy mind I was always asking quesIIons always wanfed Io know and undersfand abouI Ihmgs I remember IhaI I occasionally found myself Ihe only Negro girl In my classes and I remember some of Ihe problems which arose In my mind because of Ihls For InsIance I remember dIsIIncIly IhaI nearly all Ihe gurls In my class had an Old CounIry excepI me The parenIs of many of Ihe children and ofIen Ihe children Ihemselves had come recenIIy or noI so recenfly from England France Germany lIaly Spam The Balkans The Near EasI Russia When we came Io Ihe sIudy of hIsIory or geography nearly every child had a special personal InIeresI In some counfry excepI me This worried me a lIIIle Like all chnldren I dIdnI wanI Io be ouIsIde dIdnI wanI Io be dlfferenf I wanIed Io have come from somewhere speclal and InIeresIIng Io have an Old CounIry like Ihe oIher children Even Ihen a school girl I KNEW I WASNT dIfferenI I was a child very much like oIher chIldren I had Ihe same or very sImIlar physical menfal moral reacIIons my classmafes had The calm blonde Slgrid from Scandinavia wasn I supposed Io be dlfferenf from Ihe very dark vivid sparkling Carlfa from Spam YeI Ihere wasn I so much differ ence befween me and Ihe resI of my classmates In general as Ihere was beIween Ihose Iwo I IusI WASN T dIfferenI Of course I had come from somewhere My ancesIors had come from --rf! 'W Africa Perhaps II IS Inaccurafe Io say Ihey had come I should say QTQI' Ihey were broughI from Africa The reason I dldn I have an Old Coun Iry In school was because Ihe schools didn I Include Ihe sIudy of AIFICB In hIsIory and geography Well some day I musI do someIhIng abouI THAT I sand Io myself 62 - . -I '. . . , . I ' '- I I U Il Il . I . I I , I I I I I 0 I I , . I 0 I . 0 ' ' ' I ll ' .ll I I I Il ' ll o I I ll ll 0 I I I ' . . . ' - I . i ' l . . ' I . I I . ' - -elQ,4-,qs.-- ' . . I. . . . . 2 I . . I . 'A ,5:2A I I I . ' I A . . . ' ' Q wi. , . . I- :A aw r TT .. I began Ihen In school, by findung ouI abouI my Old CounIry. ff:g 5,5 I Ex - Hfsiif 5 I - 0 v - . ll ll -'il-I-',5',w4s..-ga I I ll Il - o I ll '-I..-A-' 1 s '- , - fu V ' lg n n l o s .L A I ' ll 0 ' I I , , 3:1-, I .I ll - ' 4 I . 1 I ll.- 4, fig 27 . ' . J! I recogmzed Afrlca as my background as my Old Counfry I soon became enormously inferesfed an Afrrca Why hadn I' I been lnferesfed In Africa before? Why dldnf fhe whole fascmahng plcfure of Africa mferesf ofher Negroes7 I wenf mfo fhaf . Well lf seems fhaf fo gef fo our Afrncan background we Negroes have fo wade fhrough slavery If was along fhaf ugly eval degrading roufe fhaf Negroes were broughf fo fhns counfry If us easy fo undersfand why we wanf fo forgef fhaf dreadful mferlude Havmg luved fhrough If perhaps I should say havmg survived rf we wanf fo skup rf Mosf of us Negroes do nof wanf fo look back We are always frymg fo look forward Behmd us IS slavery humnlrahon persecuhon greaf suf fermg and greaf sfruggle We do nof wanf fo look back fo slavery so we do nof look furfher back fo Afrrca So few of us know anyfhmg abouf fhe Afrucan pucfure Mosf of us do nof wanf fo look af af fearing If mrghf even be worse fhan slavery lf we fhoughf of Africa af all we fhoughf abouf her lnaccurafely as I know now as a wuld counfry full of black savages dressed ln leopard skms performmg wenrd dances yellmg war whoops and lnvmg sude by slde wnfh Irons Correchng fhns wholly wrong umpressron and learmng some fhmg of fhe real facfs abouf Africa and Afncans bofh pasf and presenf has been for me a happy and rewarding advenfure Fmdmg ouf abouf my new relafrons abouf my African brofhers and srsfers has been a fhnllmg and grahfymg advenfure If answered and fulfilled many of fhe queshons and yearnmgs whrch faced me as a young American The condlflons under whlch we Negroes llve an America have made us sensnfrve abouf Afrnca Mosf of us would feel vaguely lnsulfed nf we were called Afrrcan As I sand before we do nof wanf fo look back fo slavery so we do nof look furfher back fo Afrrca I fhlnk nf as hme for us as a people The Negro People fo look back fo find ouf abouf our background our roofs our Old Counfry Buf whaf abouf ofher Africans fhose I50 000 000 we are accus fomed fo regard as rgnoranf savages7 The wlfch docfor s son IS now fhe fechmclan In fhe laborafory usmg fhe microscope every day The drum mer s son IS now fhe felegraph operafor The carriers fhe porfers who used fo carry loads on fhelr heads are now funmg up airplanes The former blacksmlfhs are now dlrechng smelfmg furnaces nn modern mdusfry The boy who rushed away from a railway engune a few year ago ferrllied by fha belchmg monsfer IS now fhe engmeer The boys who used fo counf caffle wlfh rows of shcks or pebbles are now usmg modern compul' mg machmes In banks An Afncan frader who used fo know only srmple barfer now holds fhe governmenf confracf for carrymg mall In has fleef of frucks he won fhe confracf agarnsf whufe compehfuon 28 In Leopoldville, in Congo, fhe only big hofel, which used fo be run by missionaries, isa now run enfirely by Africans. The African manager main- fains his sfaff, plans, orders, runs fhe modern dining room, fhe modern laundry, meefs fhe guesfs. He speaks Porfuguese, French, English, Swedish, and of course, many African languages. In posf offices in Wesf and Cenfral Africa, African clerks make ouf infernafional moneyi orders, regisfer mail for overseas and receive mail from all parfs of fhe world. Now whaf has all fhis fo do wifh us, here in America? l fhink il' has a greaf deal fo do wifh us. Knowing our hisfory, our background, we can fake our places wifh dignify, wifh confidence, on an equal foofing wifh our fellow-American cifizens. If is high fime we fook our righfful place. We Negroes mean fo fake our places as American cifizens, and fo claim our lawful herifage. As American cifizens, we are in fhe posifion of people who have a frusf fund leff fo fhem, a righfful, lawful herifage, and a very precious one foo-fhe herifage of equal righfs-polifical, economic and social. Now when heirs go fo fhe bank fo claim fheir inherifance, fhey simply claim if. The bank isn'f doing fhem any favor, or being liberal, or generous, or broadminded, when fhey pay off. They have fo, fhey musf pay off. Well, we Negroes are going fo fhe bank fo claim our inherifance. Buf, mind you, fhere are fwo sides fo fhis bank business. When we go fo fhe bank 'ro claim our inherifance, we musf, of course, prove our righf fo if. We musf, shall we say, fake our bankbook, our check wifh us fo be cashed. Now whal' musf fhaf check be? Since fhe cash is in fhe form of 'l'he righfs fo cifizenship, could nof fhe check be fhe proof of our righfs fo if? The bankbook, fhe check, could be, should be-our confribufion fo our counfry in fhe Armed Forces, in war indusfry, in civilian defense and in our own communify in general. And some working knowledge of how fo behave as cifizens, how fo vofe, and how fo behave foward ofher cifizens. We Negroes are working and fhinking abouf 'rhese fhings everywhere. You Wadleigh sfudenfs are, of course, coming along fo fhe bank wifh us all. l do hope you will gef your bankbooks and checks in order. l,.,4--' HX ,-.--f w Xxx K ,- X fa, ,... A Murphy fy ff X, ff , .4 X, I , Vx ff! ff' , iQ ' f X ff if v ,X fff' K x7 V! 4, I, 1 , Nw ff f ff X ff? ,I f Nr S f MR. WALTER S. CAMERON Dedication Every school musl have a feacher who symbolnzes for +he sfudenfs all fhey aspire fo ln mlegrafy 'rrue gen+leness fmrmness for l'he rlghl' mdefahgable unduslry Wadleugh has 'For many years had such a fnend an Inspired and nnsplrnng leacher a brllllanl' admunaslralor a consfanl and conslderafe counsellor and guide Generahons of Wadleugh gurls have known +he lnllle 'rwmlcle In 'rhe blue eyes behnnd lhe glasses and admired The recldude of has lufe and his noble Idealism ln +he name of all 'I'he generaflons of Wadlelgh gurls and Wadlecgh Teachers, fhe Sensors ded: cafe +henr yearbook wnfh affechonale respecl lo Mr Waller S Cameron 0 Q I I I ' I I I QQ QI mmf 35552533353 ' n,:q,zgifg?:f1g. I, 4 rf ' '?i929,3fi?'2fQ:i',' , , ,fA, ,,, ', Q . V : fi .Q ' tg ,y , , -5. A ? S , V VV , K A , 5 V 6 .-7' 1 . A l .5 L J. Acfswnmv me 1 vs. H, fb gf I 's !' x .U .uv +W5n tl V v ' ' .. .A ,Q . Q., L ., -N1-Y2. , 11 dw v L, v gt 3 O. 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' Q -- ' P 4 , 4 A 45 A 5 gJ, Y it-hx-I A -sz 'I-,kj Cr1o55 J . . tl-b 'fs 3 gfq-TZJJewwflAf1N Club U ADAMS LORETTA Junior Ansfa Presrdeni 6 Blology Club Presxdanl' 4 Semor Arnsla 6 8 lnspecfor 4 8 Always rushmg and dashmg lo school Does Loreifa come early7 Dont be a fooll ALLYNE ESTHER Honor Roll 3 Always sweei' always neaf Eslher Allyne canl be beal ANDERSON MARILYN Lynne Presldenl 7 Red Cross Represenla hve 5 lnspecfor 8 Marilyn here canl undersfand why hme and hde don? wall for er ANDERSON ROSELL Duclue Cholr 8 Red Cross Represenla 'llve 5 6 Owl Agenl 6 7 Semor Hosfess 8 Full of laughfer full of fun Roselle ns llked by everyone BALLARD IRENE Reme Ansfa Member 7 8 Semor Coun cal 8 Semor Orchesfra 48 Honor R 3 4 Arnsfa member alhlefe 'loo There s hardly a fhmg Reme canl BARROW GERALDINE Germ Sensor Class Llbrarlan Pod 7 Semor Chorus Gen I5 very qulel' and lrue And her besf she ll always do BARSELLA MARTHA ANN MOPPY Vnce Presndenl' 8 Semor Council B Semor Chorus 8 Owl Agenf 4 Nice and hnd walh e sweef dns poslhon Thus lass wanfs fo be a duehhan BlNGHAM ELSIE Bunny s And Asslslanf 4 6 an Clerk 6 Red Cross Represenlahve 7 Pos? 3 6 Thus wlHy lass us full of lohes She gels along wllh all The folks BOND GLORIA Gladys lSemor Councnl 8 Treasurer 6 7 Red Cross Represenlahve 3 4 Sensor Chorus 8 If frue frnendshnp were of puresl god Counfless 'lreasures she would hold BOYD NAOMI Ronnie Dramahc Club 5 Cholr4 5 Class Secreiary 6 Semor Chorus 8 A goker a scholar dependable a Capable lnlreable always a pal BROWN JUANITA Nufs Sanrlahon Asslslanl 7 IOO Per Cen? Aflendance 3 4 6 7 Secre +ary Senior Chorus This lnffle gurl IS sweei' and lund A befler friend youll never flnd BROWN MURIEL Suzle Semor Hosfess Semor Chorus Class lnspecfor 8 Secrefary 3 4 Kind of plump and very sweef QUITE a charming gurl lo meef u 'Q . ' - - - n u 1 l l , M. l ll ll ' Fir! ' ' . . B R . . . I y . l 1. l u I h . l . Il 'll Nl 'll I ' , '5 . . . . t , . . 1 - , ' A ' . . . I I . . ' - . 9 '- . I ' . ' ' I D -I N I I I I ' oll , . ,' ' , do. I' I ll If ll . 1 u D A ' I BULLOCK JESSlE es Hugh Honor Roll 7 Sensor Play 8 Red Cross Represenfelsve 7 She ss qusfe a charmsng lass You ll always Rnd har head of The c ess BUTLER BERNICE Bunny Honor Roll 5 Sensor Chorus 8 l00 Per Cenl Affendance end Punclualuly To Know her ss lo love her And fhen forgef her never BUXTON LILLIAN Sheng Treasurer 4 Gusdance Office 6-8 Sensor Chosr 8 Honor Roll 4 Shes full of fun and very gay We hope shell always sfay ihaf wa CAMPBELL MILUCENT Cen? Class Pressdenf 6 Asssslanl' Banker A ssncere and qusef gsrl af hearf Always ready fo do her par? CAMPBELL VIRGINIA LEE Vurgse Arssfa Member 68 Hugh Honor Roll 3 5 6 Sensor Chorus and Play 8 Class Secrelary 6 Small and solly besf of fhe denc ers ln French and Lelun Knows all answers CAREY ELIZABETH Belly Program Ofllce Helper 7 Sensor Chorus 8 Ssmple ssncere and sweer Belly s personalsfy us hard fo beef CARR RITA Bunnue lnspecfor 6 8 Fsre Marshal 6 8 Honor Roll 5 Sensor Chorus 8 Sensor Orchesfra 6 7 8 CLARKE EDITH Luclsse Secrefary of OC Tumblsng Club 5 Pressdenf 4 5 Dancsng Club 4 Whenever shes able she do e good deed Wulh thus lsffle vsrfue shes bound fo succeed COLLINS ERNESTINE Vsco-Presudenf 8 Hugh Honor Roll 7 8 Sensor Play 8 Sensor Chorus A charmsng gurl of keen franqusluly Musucally snclsned and wsfh abslsiy COLLYMORE DOROTHY o Chour 68 Sensor Chorus B Owl Agenl 6 Swsmmung Club 7 Thus lovely lass ss she Sensors chosce We ll long remember her beeuhful vosce CRAWFORD DOLLYE o Sensor Councsl 8 Sensor Play 8 Junuos Orchesfra 4 6 Red Cross Represenlafsve 5 7 Theres a road fha? leads sfrasghl fo success Take sf Doll you deserve fhe besl CRAWFORD FRANCES D e Secrefary 3 4 Vsce Pressdenf 4 Orchesfra I4 Sensor Chorus 8 A nurse of honor she wull be Pafsenfs wull ssgh Take care of me CUMBERBATCH SYLVIA l00 Per Cenf Pundualsly 7 Posl 8 Sensor Chorus 8 As ssfanr Fsre Marshal 8 Of lhss gsrl lheres no need lon rhyme Shes very nsce all ihe fume DORCH CELIA Ceels Sensor Chorus Secrefary 5 Banker 4 Sensor Play Happy Sensor full of fun Our Ceels ss loved by everyone DUNWORTH MARY Newman Club 5 6 Memo Squad 6 ECKELT RUTH Arssfa Pressdenl' B Arssle 68 Sensor Chorus 8 She s sweel and she s prefly She has dsgnsfy and posse Our Arssfa Pressdenl ss an snsps hon fo us ell ETTER ERMA JEAN Glamour Sensor Pressdenl Sensor Chorus Class Vsce Pressdenf 7 Honor Ro 5 Model sn hesghf glamorous fhrough and fhrough We lske our Sensor Pressdenl' and we hope you do loo FINNEGAN RUTH rss Class Secrefary I 3 Newman Club If smsles were used for converse hon Rulh would be a felksng sensahon X FLYNN MATTIE Mal Deborah House Represenrahve usle e lovely lass ss she A sweeler smsle you ll never see FOWLER ROSEMARIE Claudsa Dremalsc Club 6 Sensor Chorus Sensor Play A grand pupsl whos always ksnd A beffer gsrl youll never End FRANCIS GLORIA Gsnger Banker 8 Sensor Chorus 8 Honor Roll 6 Sensor Play 8 ery seldom ss she blue lways has e smsle 'lor you FRANCIS MAUD Maudse resenlalsve 3 Lsbrarsan 4 Sensor Hosfess Maudse always wafches fhe clock Shes sn school af fhe rsghi fsck foe FREEMAN GLORIA sa Honor Roll 4 l00 Percenl Puncfu alsfy 38 Sensor Chorus 8 Tall slender very neal Jusl lo face her ss a lreel' GARNER MARY ELLEN Moo Moo Assssfanf Bank Clerk 8 Sensor Play and Sensor Chorus Shorf and sfocky full of fun Moo Moo ss lsked by everyone Syl I ' . . s ' 4. . I S. . O , , : l ' ' ' 7' l u l s ss .sls .l l l . . . l , l NJ Class Presidenf 4, Owl Edilor B, Pu,-,dualify 3.81 Red C,-on RQP. a A A a era- I I . ' I ' - k. . L' R' ss . ' s n ' ' . . u N s . . y , .., .,,:. , - n s, 2, X D ' V . I sgx - GENTILLY FLORENCE T o Sanuor Arlsfa 68 Junlor Arnsla 46 Hugh Honor Roll 36 o gram Office Assusfanf 7 When you re feeling lerrnbly blue Go Io Florence she Knows wha? io do GIVENS RENEE Class Secrefary 8 Pan American Club 3 4 Honor Roll 7 GLOVER MARIE CY GO Presldenf 8 Arlsfa Member 68 Senior Chorus 8 Choir 7 8 We selule our charmvng GO esldenf for her dngnlly rare Q wlll long be remembered by all of us GREENIDGE ELAINE NORMA NICkI9 Honor Roll 3 Vlce Presldenl 5 Chour 3 7 Assnslanl Sundance Of e Nlce and Lend a sweef dlsposlhon Youll rarely find a repehhon GREEN DOROTHY Dofhe Dolhe IS a qunel lass Snlenf worker of her class HAMILTON DOLORES THELMA Taye Sensor Chorus 8 Sensor Hosfess 8 Honor Roll 6 Secrefary 4 5 She s awfully nice youll ihmk she s SWG If Ihal usni enough shes nee? as well HAYWOOD PEARL G Gwen Class Presldenf 4 Honor Roll 6 Pen and Scissors Club 6 Sensor Chorus 8 In business fhls Gne gurl hopes fo exce Leis hope shell do exceednngly we HENRY ADELAIDE W Addie Sensor Llbrarlan 8 Publncallon Agenl' 7 Senior Chorus Affend ance PUHCIUBIIIY 36 Who me +eacher7 Innocenl' crealurel HICKS GLORIA Go Honor Roll 4 5 Sensor Chorus 8 GO Represenfahveb 7 Lubrarlan Tall and slender IS fhls fan ass Shes one of lhe besf ln our class HIGGS EMILY Emmy Dues colleclor Red Cross 4 Preffy feefh and wlnnmg smlle To be her friend IS worfh your whrle HINKSON INA Vace Presldenf 3 Honor Roll 5 Sensor Chorus Red C oss Repro enfahve 8 orever lund and genfle loo She II always be a fruend fo you HOLT JEAN Peaches Class Presldenf 8 Vnce Presndeni 5 Honor Roll 3 4 Senuor Councnl Her dnspo :hon IS very sweet Her personallfy cant be beef ...Fl ll X ll ll . . ' I - , Pr - D' , ' - ' I, ' u. ..R .. I H -' I . ' L . I ' 5 . .u ' I . . . .N 3 .4. 5' . I Pr ' ' ' ,N ' I . . . I . Her lovely smile and lovely voice , . ' fic 3, 5, 6. V ' . 4 I ' 4 ' I ' I 'V y B, I I HI I u sv n . I . . l . , I l HUNT ROSABELLE os: GO Ofqcer 7 8 Arnsfa 7 8 Ob server Shall 3 4 lnferscholashc Conference 5 6 7 Shes uunel and nl e and a lulle s Bul she venfures a smule when she passes you by HUNTER ROSA LEE ons Honor Roll 5 Senlor Chorus All Clly Hugh School Chorus 7 8 Member of Chour 7 8 Her Hansel ns well worih lh prrce of admrssron e a rw ca? rw he ambrhon INNISS NORMA EILEEN GO Traffic 7 8 Class S crefary 6 Class Presndenl' 3 Semor Chorus 8 This gurl rs very wise Use her as a model I advnse JONES LORRAlNE Jonsle Newman Club-1 7 Farr and Square League 3 4 Charming and sweef an her own way Shell slarfle fhe world wrih her udeas someday JOSEPH EVELYN Evvy Member of Arrsfa 68 Library Helper 68 Honor Roll 3 5 Banl Cler 5 Our llHle Ev y IS quufe shy Mosf of her classmafes wonder W Y KELLMAN GWENDOLYN Gwenue Semor Orchesfra 38 Sensor Chorus 8 IOO Perc nf AH ndance Puncfuallfy 68 Marshal 6 A charming gurl so nee? and frrm Sh s a wizard on fhe vzolnn KERNER STELLA S Blondie Junror Arrsia 5 6 Red Cr S Represenfahve 6 8 Semor Chorus 8 Semor Hosiess 8 Hugh Honor Ro 4 Honor Roll 5 6 Cha ming sweef lalenied clever May she possess fhese frarls for ever LARRIER VERA ELEANOR Arrsa Memb r 68 Presldenf 2 lngpecfor 7 Semor Chorus 8 Asylums' Asylums' please ge? se? :ss Grandnns Lalm w l 1 me e LACY GWEN DOLYN Gwennue Any old fume she s happy and gay We like her cause she s funny fha! way LAWRENCE HELEN T'PPY Class Vrce Presldenf 7 Honor Roll 5 Red Cross Represenlaflve 7 s 5 nnce gal sweef and sincere LAWRENCE VERA Bunch l Class Presrdenf 8 Semor Chorus 8 ass Secrelary 5 6 eo Club l 2 To be a nurse rs her desire Of fhns professnon shell never ure LEE GLORIA VIOLA ee Semor Chorus 8 Honor Roll 7 oves her Spanrsh bu? ha+es Mnih Doesnf lei anyfhmg siand nn her paih ..R .e.. v .. - .. , , , V I ' l V , , , os of I - ' ' ic - 3 I ll , . . hy, V W r ' , , , , HL ' e I e - , ' . H H .I , . vi. . . . ge . . , V y f. To b -f sin-er is r sole 5' ' ' 'y 5 y Secrelary 5' 6, Honor Roll 4. I I r - I . ' ' P i , 7. . I ', ' cr ' I , er ' lr, . I ' xl . - u 1 v I I I . . . V l h . i H ..L .. 1 D . In ' f L I I. . MANNING RUSEMARY Chunk Vice Presldcnl 35 Bank Clerk War Sfamp Sales Clerk Pos? 5 6 Hosfess To favor us wxlh her smule She comes early once nn a whole MARSHALL IDA CYRILENE Lena Pressdeni 7 Lnbrary Heelper 5 6 7 Senior Chorus Helper Ih Room 7 Small an helghl splrll rlghl Her friends all know fhal shes all rrghf MARSHALL THERESA M ee Senior Hosless 8 Senior Chorus B Ow Agenf B Posl 37 Bank 4 Our luflle Tee us oh so shy Mos? of her classmales wonder W Y MCFARLAND REITH Palsy Affendance Squad 6 8 Pan Amer scan Club 35 Honor Roll 3 6 Marshal 3 One never knows quule whal shell She can be ladylake sludlous and amuslng loo MEADOWS LAURA Jumor Arusla 4 5 Sensor Arnsfa 68 Program Ofllce 7 Newman Club Secrelary 7 Sweel' and honesl laughnng an lrue A beHer frlend we never knew MILLER ELEANOR ara I Honor Roll I 2 Spam Club I 2 Class Assrslanl 6 Vouce IV 7 lCholr Senior Chorus 8 Never absenf somehmes lale Neverfheless she does rare MILLER GENEVA Llzzre Bner3 46 7 8Class e e lary 5 Honor Roll 3 4 Program Gr 3 4 Geneva our banker IS sweef as honey She fakes good care of all our money V NEWTON SHIRLEY Shorly Presldenl' 6 lnspeclor 7 A lullle gurl wrfh a greal' bug smele Thal keeps you happy all fhe whale NOURSE GWENDOLYN Gwen rrsla Member 7 B Vice Pres: den? 5 Secrelary 4 6 Honor Roll Snmply canf fhmk of a fhmq lo rhyme Perhaps a bralnslorm wrll come an olher hme OJON JUANITA Nara ecrefary o Class 6 Ban mg Agenl 5 Deborah House Dues Collechon 3 Senior Chorus 8 Jolly kmd and sweei shell always She wanfs lo leach In a nursery PACK ROVENIA Honor Roll 46 Mlmeograph 8 Olllce Worker 6 7 Banker 7 8 Lovely fo look ar and very sweef Her friendly dusposlllon IS hard lo bear PEETS MARJORIE Margve Secrefary of Class 4 Senior Hosl ess Pehre quuel and very gay Shes always smrlang your way PETERKIN ELLA M Lankye Senuor Class Presudent 8 S nuor Chorus 8 Pen and Scussors Club 4 7 Owl Agent 4 5 Another Florence Nughtungale so patuent and luund Nursung us the professuon Lanluye has un mund PEREZ ROSE MARIE Honor Roll 4 Treasurer 4 5 Class Lubraruan 6 Late Room Servuce B Thus Iuttle seno uta tull ol uoy and success Buungs to many hearts laughs and happuness POTEAT CLARA Marua Glee Club I 2 Junuor Orchestra 3 4 Class Lubraruan 8 Senuor Chorus FI Doctorsl Doctors get on duty Here comes Clara the Amerucen beauty RAMIREZ RAOUEL Honor Roll 5 Fure Marshal 3 4 7 Red Cross Representatuve 5 Late A wunnung smule straught from the heart A gurl from whom we hate to part RAWLINS OLIVE O ue Tumblung Club 4 5 IOO Percent Punctualuty 36 8 l00 Percent ,A++ Aan 2 R Qenuor Orchestra Musuc musuc turn your leaves Here comes Ollue to pound the eys RORIGUEZ ANNA Banana Vuce Presudent 5 Lubrary Helper 5 Loyal suncere Lund and sweet N A better gurl you could never meet SCHNELL IRENE Attendance Squad 8 Helpung 508 8 She deserves a banner For her charmung manner SCOTT MATHILDA Mullue Class Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 3 Hall Duty 3 4 Fure Marshal 6 A grand pupul whos always lund A better gurl you wull never find SERRETT MURIEL C Merle GO 4 5 Chour Member 6 Red Cross 7 Lubrary Helper Merle us quuet meelr and muld A good formula lor a perfect chuld SHANNON ERMINE Senuor Chorus 8 l00 Percent At tendance IOO Percent Punctualuty 3 8 Honor Roll 4 Junuor Orches drums and puano shes really content u when asked to play she wont consent SHAW L ROSE Chunky Senuor Treasurer 8 Presudent 4 6 7 Red Cross Club 46 Senuor Chorus 8 Furst one thung then another Rose us pruceless as a pound f butter SIMMONS ELMYRA Chunk Vuce Presudent 6 Lubrary Helper 8 Honor Roll 6 Senuor Play Chorus 4 Wholesome loyal wutluout guule Elmyra wuns you wuth a smule ll I ll . 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SIMPSON MURIEL Bank Clerk 68 Red Cross Rep resenlalsve 5 Sensor Chorus U Library Helper 3 Always laughsng always gay Shes always pleasanf fhroughou the day SMITH CATHERINE LOUISE Smsfhy Sensor Chorus 8 Pan Amerscan Club 3 5 Sensor Hosfess 8 Red Cross Represenlalsve 8 Nol a nurse nor a preacher Smslhy wanls lo be a leacher SMITH YVONNE snx Class Vsce Presldenl 8 Newman Club Honor Roll 47 Charmsng lrsendly and very pelsle Presenhng Jsnx and we fhsnk shes sweef SPENCELEY CATHERINE Belly Pressdenl 5 8 Vsce Pressdenf 6 7 l00 Percenf Aflendance 3 7 Hon or Roll 7 In fhe hear? of Ihss wsnsome belle Love and happsness always dwell STEELE ELSIE Wsdgel' GO Treasurer 7 8 Arssla Secre 'lar 8 Jumor Arssla 5 Sensor Arssla 6 8 Hsgh Honor Roll 24 Honor Roll 5 Class S crelary 2 3 Vsce Prassdenf 4 She has charm and posse and a lovely smsle She s Wadlesgh s gsll from a Carsb been ssle STEELE VIVIAN Vsvsan as you can see Is as sweel as she can be STOUT YVONNE Sugar Scnso Orclsesfra 5 6 Sensor Chorus 8 Gusdance Omce She s nol loo lall and nof loo slsm Shes susl lhe 'lype whose charm won? dsm SYLVESTRY DOROTHY T Dolly Secrelary 3 Red Cross Secrelary 4 Bank r 4 5 Supply Ofllcer 6 A gsrl whos nsce and allrachvo oo Shell always be a frsend 'lo you TAYLOR JESSIE Babe I00 Percenl' Puncfualnly 48 Fsrsl Asd 6 Sensor Hosless 8 Sensor Chorus 8 Charmsng sincere a frsencl sndeed Always around sn lame of need THOMPSON YVONNE H Sensor Vsce Pressdenl 8 Pen and Scsssors Club 58 Class Lsbrarsan 5 8 Sensor Chorus 8 In Wadl sgh fhere was a greaf evenl When Yvonne was made Sensor Vsce Pressdenf THYMES ONEATER Arssla Member 6-8 Class Treas urer 8 Vsce Pressden? 3 Class Lsbrarsan 4 She s lusl ss 'lrsfle wsslful p rhaps a Islfle shy Bul wha? a weallh of frsendlsness As Thyme s Goes By TOLBERT VIOLA Vs Arssla Treasurer 8 Amr., 5 3 Qwl Slug 8 Hsgh Honor Roll 4 5 6 Vsola has such charmsng ways Her posse and brsllsance wsn hsgh esr presse . 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I , ' I -- ss TURNER HILDA Abs nf minded Professo Treasurer 3 B B Biology Club 3 Sc: nce C'ub 4 S mor Cho us C esa s words GI h r 'Io a V nn Vldl vcl VASQUEZ ANNA Annie Sensor Secrefary GO Ofncer Accessory Shop 6 7 Pan American Vuce P esl.lenI 6 7 Mum ograph Squad 5 6 Annu s a senorlfa so cule and swee+ Whaf malres If complele are her dancing feeI VAUGHAN BRUNETTE L B un: Mlmeographlng Squad Manag r 7 8 Tumbling Club 6 Honor Rell 4 5 Sensor Chorus 8 Brunles cufe Brunnes nea'r From cur y head Io Ilnv feet VISCONTI IDA Asda Banker 4 5 Posf Service 5 Owl Agenf 3 Asda Ihough qulei us friendly and sweef A lovable Iass chubby and neai VOTOR SYLVIA Sylvie Sensor Dues Colleclor 8 Newman Club Presndenf 8 Owl Ageni 4 8 Honor Roll 3 4 Our Sylvlas really qulle a dear Her ready wal fills us wnlh cheer WADE CORNELIA Baby Sus Hugh Honor Roll 5 A smnle ns always on her face JusI one of Ihose you can? erase WALTON GERMAINE DORIS Gem GO Presldenl' 8 GO Trafhc 6 7 lass Treasurer 3 6 Jumor Orches ra 3 6 Senior Chorus B When SOPl1ISllC6l'8d Gem walls All Ihe class says Oh my m WARREN MILDRED Secrefa y 68 lnsnecfor Bnology Club Honor Roll 6 7 Wrfh QHTCISHCY plus a pe suaslve manner She holds aIof'I our Allendance Banner WASHINGTONI EVELYN vue Presudenl 6 Secrelary 4 Choir 7 8 Program Girl 8 Always smgmg always gay We all hope she sfays Ihal way WILSON HATTIE B ea IOS Percent A++endance and Punc Iualvfy 3 Sensor Chorus Though she s chubby sh has a smile as lovely as can be Shell make you smile 'loo when she says Tee hee WEST MARGUERITE Margue Vnco Presldenl 3 Guidance Ofhce 7 Banking 7 Senior Chorus 8 Marguervfe IS very sweel Dancvng ns always nn her feel WHITE BERTHA Berfe Class Presldenf 3 4 Vnce Presn den? 5 Baology Club Sensor Chorus Berfe can dance Berie can sung Berks can do mosf anyfhmg ' I 'e . , e ' 7 . 3 - , ' - a r' e T - , ' . U e 'I ' 'I i ll I I QI ll by, Z .. I I Y... . , - . F . 7 ' 1 I . 3' 4' 11 -el-ll . 4 V H I' I . I ' I . - E ' . .u I ' I- V . I l - ' .. . 1. 6 -' ' . l . . . I' ' , e , . ' , I I . - .- X WILLIAMS SELENA VICTORIA GO R d C d SENIOR CLASS SONG JANUARY 45 I bud Iarewell Io Wadlelgh My school she shall aIways be For ne er shall I forge? How dear she as Io me I Iove her walls her haIIs of fame I Iove her courfs her rooms her name We 'rhank Ihee for Wadleugh Hugh We haul we hall her name As our paI'hs anew we s+arI' We face Ihe worId wlfh hope Our hearI's enI'hraIIed In gladness Though sad as we mus'I' pari' We shaII maln'ra:n our Iove for I'hee Through wha+ wIII come and go So WadIelgh sensors prause your name Wadlelgh Hngh our hear+s procIaum. I , 'IVI:IrIe' . . e ross Presijenf 74 Arisfa 7, 8, Senior Chorus, Senior Play. From Ihis charmlng Souihern Iass Wor s of wisdom oIIen pass, I . I . I I I I I , . v THE SENIOR CLASS Wadlelgh Hugh School Presenls DANGER GIRLS WORKING Drrecled by Mass Loss Newman an Mass Marlon O Boyle wa A PROGRAM OF MUSIC Fruday Afrernoon December 8+I1 I944 Safurday Evening December 9+h I944 WADLEIGH AUDITORIUM WADLEIGH HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF JANUARY I945 OVERTURE La Sorella Borrel Clerc WELCOME Senior Presldenl' THE MUSIC Dlrecied by Muss Ger+rude Goeh SONGS BY THE CHORUS WADLEIGH ON PARADE G Warers M Brown WADLEIGH GIRL Mr Kuhn Rosell Anderson Naoma Boyd Bernice Bu+Ier Vnrgmva Campbell Elrzabefh Carey Dorofhy Collymore Emuly Hlggs Norma Innuss Helen Lawrence Cafherme Spenceley Elsle Sleele Evelyn Washrng+on Selena Wllllams CHIAPANECAS DeCampo Romero SERENADE The Sfudenf Prmce Romberg Jessae Bulluclc Erneshne Collms Doroihy Collymore Dollye Crawford Mane Glover Elaine Greenxdge Rosa Lee Hunler Eleanora Muller Rose Shaw MY HERO The Chocolafe Soldier Sfraus JALUIE lv NIVIXJRV SALUTE Pfeiffer WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME Gllmore ScoH THIS IS MY COUNTRY Jacobs CALL TO THE COLORS e THE NATIONAL ANTHEM A+ 'Ihe Puano Mrs Agnes S Bubb Orcheslra drrecfed by Mrs lsabele Tallaferro Splller OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF JANUARY I945 Presudenl' IRMA ETTER Vlce Presrdenl' YVONNE THOMPSON Secreiary ANNA VASOUEZ Treasurer ROSE SHAW Sensor Sponsor MRS HAZEL KUHN d 'I'h I. a. I , , , . . , . I b. ,H A ,,, , , s,,,, ,, , . c. I , I s,,, ,, , ., I, - d. ' , , e. I'LL SEE YOU AGAIN Bi'Herswee'I ,, , . ,, Coward H. A ra 1' TIN lIf'Tf1 I a. , ,,.,, ,,,.,,,,,, , , , ,, ,, , ,, , , ' c. I ,, ,, A ,.,s ,, ,,,, , . ,, ,, d. DANGER GIRLS WORKING By JAMES REACH Casl of Characrers as fhey appear ARLENE DAY CELIA DORCH SELENA BARNES VIRGINIA CAMPBELL GRAYCE JOHNSTON ERNESTINE COLLINS ROSIE MARY GARNER HANNAH WILLIAMS ELSIE STEELE PHYLLIS DEERING JESSIE BULLOCK CLAUDIA VANDERMEER ROSEMARIE FOWLER MRS McCARTHY DOLLYE CRAWFORD LULU ANN SMITH SELENA WILLIAMS MISS VERNE GLORIA FRANCIS RAY CARTWRIGHT ELMYRA SIMMONS The achon of fhe play +alces place un fhe loungmq room of Mrs McCar+hy s Boarding House for Glrls ACT I Early evemng on a sprung day un fhe presenl year ACT ll Early Sunday affernoon several days laler TECHNICAL STAFF Boolr Holder Rose Sha Slage Manager Ida Marshall Cre Y onne Thompson Mariha Barsella Yvonne Srmlh Properhes Manager Clara Poleal Asslslanf Properhes Managers Ella Peierknn Emily Higgs Cosfume Supe IS on Gloria Bond Sound Effecls-Cafhernne Spenceley THE SENIOR CLASS expresses deep apprecrahon for asslslance an lhns produchon lo MR LEWIS KING TICRGIS MISS FRANCES GRANDIN and ARISTA MEMBERS Seahng Arrangemenls MR THOMAS HEALY Busmess MISS ALICE COSTIGAN Typing The Prmcupal and Senior Snonsor .om wnlh Ihe class un expressing Iheur deep apprecaahon of lhe hondness of Muss O Boyle and Miss Newman They have come se eral hmes a week from Teachers College lo g e lo lhls school lo hach they owed no allegiance fhe benefll' of lhelr wide knowledge and exper ence CHORUS OF SENIORS Rosell Anderson Irene Ballard Geraldune Ba ro Marfha Barsella Gloria Bond Naomi Boyd Juanula Bro n Muruel Bro n Jessie Bullucl Bermce Buller Lnlllan Buxlon Vlrgmla Campbell Ellzalaefh Carey Rlfa Carr Erneshne Collins Dorolhy Collymore Ed lh Claris Dollye Crawford Frances Crawford Sylvua Cumberbalch Cala Dorch Rulh Eckell Erma Jean Effer Rosemarie Fo lar Glorna Francls Glorxa Freeman Mary Garner Marne Glo er Elame Green clge Thelma Haml'lon Pearl Haywood Ade aide Henry Glorla Hncks Em ly Huggs lna Hmison Jean Holi Rosa Lee Hunler Norma lnnlss Gwendolyn Kellman Sfella Kerner Vera Larler Helen La fence Vera Lawrence Gloria Lee Ida Marshall Theresa Marshall Eleanor Mrller Gene a Muller Shnrley Newion Juanlfa OJon Ro ema Pack Rose Marne Perez Ella Pelerlun Clara Profeaf Raquel Ramarez Ermma Shannon Rose Shaw Elmyra Simmons Murlel Sampson Cafhe me Smulh Cafherlna Spenceley Elsle Sleele Yvonne Sloul Yvonne Thompson Onealer Thymes Vnola Tolberf Hnlda Turner Brunefle Vaughn Sylvla Volor Ge malne Walfon Mnldred Warren E elyn Washnngfon Marguerule Wes? Berlha Whnfe Selena Williams Halhe Wilson I I . . . - - w W- v , , ' . . - . ' . . rvll 1 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . ' V . lv ' I w' ' , I - 6 . a p A I I Y WI I I I W' . W I . I . I . . l . . . I . I . ' . . ' I i I ' X I . I i 1 I v . W I . . l . ' I . V I l . I I .I I ' I . I . . I I . ' . ' A I ' I I I rl I W I I . V I ' . , V . I . I - . I V . I . V . V I , . . I V . ' . . A 1 r. . V . ' . I ' I I . I . l I . I r . I . I V . I . ' . I . I iw' SEN :CJR cuocaos ' SENSOR PLFW - CELEBRITIES 20 Beal Dressed Besl Looking Besl Dancer Mosl' Sludrous Teacher s Pei' Mos? Lllcely 'ro Succeed Class Poe+ Wallcung Encyclopedia The Wvlhesl Mosl Popular Class Baby Mosl' A+hle'I'lc Besl' Sporl' Mos? Musncal Mosl Arhshc The Girl Who Dad fhe The Glrl Wlfh The Grealesl' InI'eIIec+ Mosl Versahle Besf Sense of Humor Besf Nafured ERNESTINE COLLINS RAOUEL RAMIREL MURIEL SIMPSON VIOLA TOLBERT SELENA WILLIAMS ALL SENIORS ELIZABETH CAREY HILDA TURNER ROSE SHAW ERMA ETTER MARJORIE PEETS SYLVIA VOTOR ELEANORA MILLER DOROTHY COLLYMORE BERTHA WHITE RUTH ECKELT JESSIE BULLOCK ROSE SHAW CATHERINE SPENCELEY 2. ' 3. 4. ' 5. ' 6. ' 7. 8. ' ' 9. ' ' IO. Il. ' I2. ' . S S I3. S S T I4. ' S S T as , as S I5. as as .S I6. ' ' Mosl for fhe School S as S S S .H sss. NORMA INNIS I7. ' ' I8. ' S S S S S .A S TARR Official Photographer Q05 FIFTH AN ILNUP I NPXV YORK N Y FOR FU1 URIL ORDFRS I iv gm andm-13rd ALL FILMS Rf1SIf1Rvf1D DIEC-SES 8: CLUST I7 JGHN STREET NEW YORK 8 N Y Manufacfurxng SpeCral+y Jewelers Class Rnngs and Pms Medals Cups Trophzes and Piaques OFFICIAL O F CLASS JEWELERS 9 OE 4945 Afhlefic Awards 1 K FY f H1 if il lk 'K