Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

 - Class of 1945

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L'M?e.T, 4 STAFF ART Joan Armslrong, Ellen Angres, Dorolhy Bohr, Anila Cohen, Alice Flisser, Sonia Lowenslein, Elizabelh Morilz, Dorolhy Reidmuller, Vicloria Reslci, Inger Sahlin, Edilh Samuels, Diana Shube, Anila Slerenson. LITERARY Frieda Baron, Vivienne Beclcerman, Nalalie Brandslein, Jean Goldsmilh, Eclilor-in-Chief: I-lelene Hermann, Phyllis Man- dell, Marilyn Prager, I-ledy Slrauss. Edylhe Slrick, Sylvia Wollc. PERSONALITY AND CLERICAL Geraldine Borlslein, Anna Caragliano. Cecile Edelman, Ellen Elaherly, Irma Goldman, Joan Groloin, Claire Kilcullen, Bernice Kleinman, Naomi Lurie, Phyllis Mandell. Doris Man- gino, Lilyan Mormorslein, Helen Milohis. Rhoda Moses, Arlyn Mallhews, Alice Parseghian, Marilyn Prager. Inger Sahlin, Edilh Samuels, Lenore Sessler. Doris Schanzer, Pearl Schwadron, Charlolle Schwenlcer, Joyce Sober, Edylhe Slriclc, Blossom Tilzer. Ann Treglia, Elsie Zink. FACULTY ADVISERS Waller Bloomfield, Mary Brennan, Fannie D. Druclcer, George Williams. CONTENTS WHAT CAN YOUTH DO? . . DEDICATION .......... MRS. HEFFERNAN WRITES TO THE SENI I LIKE THE YOUNGER GENERATION . OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY THE CLASS OF JANUARY I945 . SENIOR ACTIVITIES . YOUTH MARCHES ON ..... THE YOUNGER GENERATION SPEAKS . THE SENIORS CELEBRATE . . PIN-UP SENIORS ........ THE BOBBYSOCKERS STAND IN LINE . THE YOUNGER GENERATION COMES ORS . OE AGE PROLCGUE Wha+ can Youlh do? We dance and sing To boogie-woogie, blues and swing. An old ialop, a gang of eigh+ Or else a Sunday double da+e, A cherry coke, or Frank and Bing. Our elders +0 +heir cus+oms cling And like +heir parenls, worrying If we are ou+ and come in la'l'e. Whal' can You+h do? We're noi' so bad in every+hing They need nor quake for +heir offspring: They really don'+ appreciafe H s hard for us fo mediiafe When we are young and wanl our fling. Whal' can Youfh do? EDYTHE STRICK DEDICATION DOROTHEA B. DRISCOLL Wifh greafesr admirafion and deepesf appreciafion we dedicafe our yearbook +o Mrs. Driscoll, whose mofherly guidance has broughf abour a sympafhefic and undershand- ing solufion of fhe problems of The younger generafion. To fhe Graduafes of January l945, Our counfry has a greaf fradifion. You and fhe boys and girls graduafing fhroughouf fhe Unifed Sfafes are fhe sfream carrying if on. Abraham Lincoln is a parf of fhis fradifion. Speaking during anoiher drawn ouf and biffer war, he gave a message which offers a helpful guide for Americans in fhe years ahead. l-le wrofe: Wi+h malice foward none: wifh charify for ally wifh firmness in lhe righf, as God gives us 'ro see fhe righf-lef us sfrive on fo finish fhe work we are in: fo bind up fhe nafion's wounds: fo care for him who shall have borne fhe baffle: and for his widow and his orphan: fo do all which may achieve and cherish a iusf and lasfing peace among ourselves, and wifh all nafionsf' You area generous spirifed group of young people. lf is our hope fhaf you go ouf from Walfon eager fo carry ouf These guiding principles. If is our hope fha? during your years here your desire and will fo help ofhers have grown and deep- ened. We hope, foo, fhaf you carry fhe convicfion fhaf you musf be acfive parfici- panfs in fhe unending fask of working ouf and mainfaining peace. On your success in fhis depend your fufure and The fufure of our counfry, Sincerely yours, THE ADMINISTRATION JULIA E. HOLSTE Dean CI-IAIRMEN Siffinq-Miss Guernsey, Mrs. Easferbrook, Mrs. Winner, Mrs. FeI+er, Miss Schein, SIandInq-Mr. Yaclr nowifz, Dr, KurrvmerIe, Mrs. Hauber, Miss RIeqer, MBS I-Iarrison, Mr. WiIIIams. 9 My arwdwf v Jhv f, .Judy SENIOR ADVISERS Siffinq-Miss Sfranofeld, Mrs. Guzzo, Miss Riordan, Miss Hynn, Mrs. Wessef. Sfandinn4MFss Dvnlglwr Miss Schein, Mr. Wlrliarns, Mr. Broornfleld. Mr. Gordon, Mlss Brennan, Mrs, Yawqer. SENIOR TEACHERS Siffinq-Mrs. Markers, Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. LaGuardia, Miss Wnnney, Miss Kennedy. Sfandinq-Mrs Yawger, Mr. March, Mrs. Conway, M.s. Marnn, Miss Culver. I O I LIKE THE YOUNGER GENERATION Much To The delighT of youTh, Dr. William Lyon Phelps championed iTs cause by remarking, YouTh possesses mosT of The beauTy, grace, self- assurance, and energy of The world. Mary Ellen Chase also wroTe, l like The younger generaTion. On The oTher hand, has iT noT been said of youTh again and again ThaT iT is reckless, foolhardy, easily swayed, per- versely loyal, and disposed To Too much gaieTy? Those very qualiTies for which youTh has been mosT severely con- demned are acfually iTs virTues. Of The charges of recklessness and foal- hardiness, liTTIe can be said as These are merely Terms which have been applied To youTh for The lack of beTTer words wiTh which To describe iTs inherenT and somewhaT heedless gaieTy. Wordsworfh apTly phrased This Thoughf in his lines, Many are our ioys in youTh. ThaT The young can be easily swayed cannoT be doubTed: buT once moved, however, iT mainTains an inTensely loyal aTTiTude Toward The beliefs iT cherishes. WhaT has The younger generaTion chosen To uphold? YouTh believes in democracy as a form of governmenT, in The ideals of free speech, free press, freedom of religion, and freedom of assembly. IT regards keenly anyThing relaTing To The governmenT of The UniTed STaTes and ThaT of oTher counTries. Wifness youTh's inTense concern wiTh The presidenTial elecTion and The foreign and dornesTic issues connecfed wiTh iT. Erika Mann, upon her arrival here from Germany, commenTed favor- ably on American youTh's greaT inTeresT in governmenT. There is con- creTe evidence of The younger generaTion's aTTiTude Toward The demo- craTic way of life here in Walfon, where members of The G. O. Council are elecTed by The sTudenT body. Only These represenTaTives have The righT To deTermine financial appropriaTions and school acTiviTies perTain- ing To The General OrganizaTion. The principle of a free press is ex- emplified by The school publicaTions which are open To conTribuTions from all sTudenTs. When confronTed by a desperaTe war emergency, an inTensely loyal, paTrioTic youTh rose swifTly To meeT The siTuaTion. The enormous sums collecTed for sTamps and bonds, The quick enThusiasm in aiding The Red Cross, NaTional War Fund, STudenT Aid, and salvage col- lecTions-all These prove youTh's generosiTy. YouTh has faiTh-faiTh in ifself, faiTh in man, and faiTh in God. Indeed iT is good ThaT in This world of Temporal Things, youTh has been endowed so prodigiously wiTh These divine virTues of faiTh and hope, for Tomorrow's world depends on The sTrengTh of Today's younger generafion. JEAN GOLDSMITI-I I I OUR HEARTS WERE 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MR. SAM SCHNEIDER MISS FLORENCE SIMON MISS AGNES CASEY MRS. LOUISE LA GUARDIA MRS. ESTHER JACOBS MR. EDWARD WORNOW MRS. LILLIAN MARKELS MISS MINETTE RIORDAN Liked school, especially lhe co-eds . , . Wanled ro be a Wall Slreel financier, so here I am reaching economics. Ed. NoI'e: Wall S+reeI's loss is our gain. Came from Dululh, Minnesola . . . Memories of loolloall games againsl Superior, Wisconsin . . . Teachers pei? . . . Of course, every- body loved me. Ed. Noiez We love you, foo. Memories ol how my ego was llallened when my arl leacher con- gralulaled me on how well l had done, considering l had no Ialenlf' Ed. Nofez The well-'Formed circles in +he hall and +he ar+is+ic pass prove how wrong she was. Loved school . . . repealed malh ,... no rhumba, no conga, no Spanish. Always dreaml ol wriling shorl sforiesf' Ed. Nofe: How are you af +alI sfories? Adored school . . , They had good spaghelli in Ihe lunchroom and l love spaghelli. P.T. was my worsl suloiecl-no good in ouldoor spor'rs. Ed. Nofe: How are you in indoor spor+s? Recognize me? l had lols of hair +hen. Ed. No+e: Hair foday, gone fomorrow. Preferred women leachers-now falce my French leacher . . ' Ed. No'I'e: No, Mr. Wornow, we'II Ialxe you. Approved of co-ed schools . . . good opporlunify lo meel boys. Would never Think of coming To school unprepared. Ed. No+e: Unprepared for whaf? Liked school . . . 'rhe walk Ihrough lhe park was pleasanf. Never lcnew my amloifion-my guidance counseller never fold me. Ed. No+e: Could we sugges'r one? YOUNG AND C-AY 9. I0. I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 MRS. DOROTHY YAWGER MRS. ROSE GUZZO MR. NATHANIAL ROTH MISS ELLA FLYNN MRS. GADARINE GARABEDIAN MISS HEDWIG SCHEIN MISS MAUD WHITNEY MISS MARJORIE STRANGFELD Wanled lo live on a larm and raise len children . . . Was hearlf broken when a beloved gym leacher married a despised malh leacher -wore a blaclc band lor mourning. Ed. Nole: You have our sympalhy. Nol parlicularly lond ol school, iusl French. Loolned lorward lo icee cream sodas al lhe corner drugslore. Never dreaml ol leaching. Ed. Nole: Realily al lasl! Warsl subiecl-English . . . Relused lo abide by rules ol puncluae lion1 '?l Approve ol co-ed schools . . . As a boy, l also had my unscienlilic momenlsf' Ed. Nole: Only as a boy? Came lrom a lamily ol leachers. ll lhey hadn'l decided I was lo be a leacher, l mighl have been a loe dancer. Ed. Nole: We've found you're always on your loes. Was born in Conslanlinople . . . lilced prelly, well-dressed leachers. Co-ed schools? Yes, lor shy girls. Ed. Nole: Only lor shy girls? Sludied dancing and dramalics in Europe . . . Wanled lo be a bare- baclc rider-had a pony and carl which loolc an hour lo gel around The block. Ed. Nole: Almosl as slow as we are wilh lhe Slar-Spangled Banner. Was an awlul nuisance . . .was conlinually gelling inlo lrouble and being aslced oul ol class. Ed. Nole: The perfecl Wallon Senior. Thoughl l had lhe gill ol gab . . . wanled lo be a lawyer, Ed. Nole: The Wallon Courl meels Thursday. Didn'l lilce school . . .Teachers were way over sevenly-nolhing like Vlfallon. Memories ol a prom lo be held in lhe allernoon il we wore rniddy blouses and didn'l bring boys. Ed. Nole: Weren'l you lhrilled? FRIEDA BARON, Pl-TYLLIS MANDELL, HEDY STRAUSS 2' ' 'fy' aufographs 9-'rump ' 'I' pw ' ' mm o KM, fa... 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MILDRED ABERBOOK Freclcleelaced boys are said lo be shy, Bul lhis lreclcle-laced girl has a gleam in her eye. ELAINE ABNER Elaine is always lull of lun and cheer, Nol only al Chrislmas bul ihrough all rhe year. ROBERTA ADELMAN To acl' on The radio is Bobbie's aim, And fo add more g ry lo Wal- jpis a - O H92 1 1 'il D 1 ANNE ADLER I From foreign shores can-ie Anne nu!-' Adler Welcan lruly say, Were glad MM , J 'Wi arma- 's,'ELAiNlE ALLEN I he -lillieiv-Loi sludy and figure 2 L i V, +hiZgs out? y I 34 vgheil' among? Yo somelhing, yi ,, -4' willing? 'a doubl, , Jil gj, , C. 1 . q A9 '- ' .6 ,V . I?- , gif- . gf 7 .. BERNICE ANEKSTEIN l-lereis fo a lypical Wallon gal Good luclc and happiness lo a real pal. ELLEN ANGRES The speed-graphic Ellen loves fo lug. Because she is Wallon's shulier- bug. W. , U0 f' C- W x gx I, at ,N .fo havlxerf' . HELEN APPLEBAUM She s bursling wilh lu n-always happy. XVe like This girl-our own Appie. JOAN ARMSTRONG A charming and quiel lass, One ol The nicesl in our class. MURIEL ARMSTRONG Muriels deep-pooled, brown eyes Will show lhe sick lhal she dolh sympalhize. ROSEMARY ARNONE Shes as 'riny as can beg Rosernary's a mermaid of 'rhe firsf degree. WILMA ARONSON A girl on whom you can depend Ever so worlhy fo be called a friend. GLORIA ARZT ln her school worlr she did excel ln her business career she's bound lo do well, NORA BACCO Smiley is our glamour girl, She has long hair fha? doesn'T curl. MATILDA BADINI Slick around Milzi, and you will find She's keen aboul figures-lhe maihemarical kind. Ju ,ull WAK1 W 0 KATE BAKER A blonde wilh brains is cure BB.. An assei' lo our class is she. RITA BAROCAS Sincere, modest, nice lo see, A charminq qirl we all agree. FRIEDA BARON l-ler breezy manner, her enchanl- inq wil, Help le make Frieda quife a hii. RUTH BECKER She dances, she skales and lennis she plays, Rulh says, To keep your figure, use lhese ihree ways. VIVIENNE BECKERMAN Tall and slender and lovely lo see: Viv and homework never did aqree. FLORA BENSTEIN She always finds somelhinq lo do, Thai may be lhe secrel ol her high l.Q. ANN BENTELE Nol unnoficed is Ann Benlele, Though quief and shy-she does her work well. MARION BERBERIAN She plays The piano wilh lofs of ease: Ci s a girl very easy lo please. lvlARll.YN BERKSON Shes silenl as a mouse, never ma O a ep, I r s - aslgr lhari any Ar . o ' 'IJLQULZL7 -N., JOAN BERRY As our War Slarnp rep she's 'filled our need, And in lifes work shels bound in succeed. MARIAN BQRQAOLD If a line secrelary is desired, Marian surely will be hired. DOROTHY BITZER l-ler nalure is rellecled in her eyes, Blue and sunny as summer skies. MILDRED Bl.AlNE Ouielly she goes her way, And does her work wirh lillle lo say. RITA BLEECHER Fond of French and music is Reef, Buf nof of people who show con- ceif. FLORENCE BOBROW She's been a helpful aide in class She is a very efficienf lass. MARION BODKER Small and cuddly Marion Bodker, Bubblinq over like a glass of vodka. DOROTHY BOl-lR Very successful wifh her arf, Doffie's fhe girl fo win your hearf MARY BOLLERMAN A wise kinq was clear old Solo- mon, A faifhful follower is our gal, Bollerman, JEAN BOND Three cheers for our Jean Bond A qal of whorn we're all very fond. EDRENA BONITZ Gay, cheerful, full of pep For a year our G.O. rep. GERALDINE BORTSTEIN Gerry of fhe dimples, Gerry of fhe smile, If if's fun you're wanfinq, Gerry's worfh your while. BARBARA BRADY Like l-lazel Scoff she hopes fo play, l-lere's hoping she willfsome day. MARILYN BRAFMAN Murill's a girl so preffy, so sweef. Her dulcer voice so rare, such a freaf. NATALIE BRANDSTElN For oufdoor sporfs she has a yen, Naf also likes fo wield a pen. INGEBORG BRATHAUER Inqeborg plans herself fo immerse. ln sfudying how fo become a nurse. VIOLA BRATTON Ouf fhe window fhelgerms will 90. 7. .,+ . or- nufse' she wil elf , A so 4 ,,f 'V - Y .- if ' Q-' of k7 v.,-ifq' p- '. ,Jw xy VV 'xc VOLAlRE BRAUDE Claire is sweef, Claire is smarf, The Navy is very close fo her hearf. ,pd- ,Y ,,,,..I- Mr ffhl 6 V ORENCE BRENNER VJ on'l call her Flossie, This femi- W 'ne one, ewlmes, m sic: ambilio Q 4 e. 5 ' I ,fav Q.-l :l?r,f-' ' x ZONA BRIETSTEIN Zona has wil, humor and brains, Whal Wallon loses Brooklyn gains ELEANORE BRODMAN The hair gleams brighl on Elea- nores head: You guessed il-ills Carrol red Sl-llfll.A BROSNAN Sheila is a girl wiih lols of pep Never dull or our of slep. MIRIAM BROWENDER Mimi lilies io dance, she lilces To bowl, Bur lo go lo college is her lrue goal. ESTELLE BUCHMAN Kind, generous, a friend and pal, ln ofher words, a regular gal. CONCETTA CACECI Wharever she does, she does wirh ,' ease, 'll's second nalure for her lo fo please. , X 1 1 U, I J.'lw .9 00 ,lui ,uf 'Jil' JENNY CALABRESE Brown eyed Jenny, Brighf as a penny, Shes class lreasurer, And her friends are many. ANNA CARAGLIANO She is dark and prolly wilh plenly of pep, She is a very elliicienl 6.0. rep. DOROTHY CARDELLO Frelliesl girl in all 8-l, Blond hair, blue eyes and lois of lun. MARJORIE CARTIER As a nurse she'll be a success, She has wha? ii lalces, we musl' conless. CARMEN CARUSO Carmen doesn'f crave fame, Jusr 'ro be a good boolclceeper is her aim, EUSEBIA CASELLA Zebbie is a humorous lass, l-ler laughfer brighlened many a class. SUSAN CHESNUTT Bell bolfom Trousers, coals of navy blue, Are jus? 'the fhing for Susie, and possibly for you. NANCY CHRISTIANO She enioys 'rhe simple-nofhing fancy Sl-ue's fine, she's frue, our pal, Nancy. JEAN CICCHETTI A glrl who never a laslc dolh shirlc, Shes always willing lo do exlra worlc. YOLANDA CINTRON Landy isn'T The serious Type, She loves lo llirl and hales lo lighl. MAY CIVIL A sludious loolc The Teachers see, Bu? if is decelvlnq They all agree. RO AI. CLARK Thi ' ' ery prellynand very nice lo lcnow, ln busines he sho well, +hEs girl w ' med Ro. ROSEMARY CLEARY Two brown eyes so cool and calm, And lwo deep dimples fhal' add io her charm. FELMA CLEMENTE Charming, clever, debonair, Felma is popular everywhere. ANITA COHEN In The Posler Club she's done her part In college she'll conllnue sluclying commercial arf. BETTY CO EN Thai she lllces a hl is one Thing we know' F I Sul why s she ,nf a vol sell, qenfmd low ?- . ! ,I1 A' J RENE COHEN Chub ls a Cherub we all agree, Jolly and lovable as all can see. 1. . ' SJW DOLORE5 COI'-lN Shes inferesred in good lone, She pracflces hard does Dolores Cohn. ANGELINA COLASANTI The always obeys The golden rule: S+rar1ge,l'hough if seems, she loves school. 705.66 214.2 ww Jw ELEANOR CONRA For her success were all wishinh ln nursing, her ardenf ambiflon. MAUREEN CONROY Vlfhen ll comes To Maureen Con- roy, The Navy beller walch Hs convoy. + , ,wc A- ',K'1, l ,J 'I 4 SVI ESTELLE COOPERMAN I Come calrn or sform This Walfon 5 maid Will lceep on working and malre fhe qrade. re, I fl. , I 44 MARIANA COPPETA Annie has a Iillle curl, Because she is A Uliffle girl, ROSE COTRUFO A fine qirl we deem Rose, Earnesl and sincere, as everyon- lcnmws. 'A ' I. U ,l , KATHLEEN COYLE Our Kathleen will be a woman in while, Good reason, we say, for her palienls' delight LORETTA CROSS Lorella here, Lorella Ihere, Mosl popular Lorella-shes in demand everywhere. ' PATRICIA CROWE We say we can'I, she says we can, Don r worry, wilh Pal we'II 'Finish Ihal alqhan. MARY CRUTI-IERS I-low alhlelic is Ihis lass! Leader of every PT. class, 'IMIUJM JOSEPHINE CUOMO When dance lime comes around in qYm' Jo perks up-she's in full rrim. DORIS DALLEY A resfless qirl is Dorie Dalley, She hares Io sif and dillydally. ANNA DIANELLA We Iried fo lisl Ihe offices Ihal she has held in class, Ancl we've come Io Ihe conclusion she's a very busy lass. DIANE DANTZIG Dark hair, brown eyes: A voice Io Iwypnolize. SYLVIA DASTIS Cure Sylvia Daslis, so neally dressed. Will always be remembered for her pleasanlness. ESTELLE DAVIS Wherever Eslelle decides Io slay Friend Bearrice is nol far away. JEAN DE GAZON I-Ier amlsilion palience requires, To be a Icinderqarlen Teacher she aspires. MARGARET DEBES Debby could easily win a wri'rer's fame. Bu+ nursing is her iervenl aim. MARY DELEHANTY ll Mary had her way she would make lhese declarafions, I abolish homework and all ex- aminafionsf' ANGELINA DELIA We-'re very proud, as you can see, Of 'rhe oufslanding marks earned by An D A-PM ' 'W SOFHIE DELLIS To call her iusl sweel is quile unfair, Because lhere is more lhan sweel- ness lhere. VIVIAN DELMAN Vivian is a quier lass, Bur she was mosl helpful in her home class. MARIE DETTM ERS Everyone has wholehearfedly agreed, Thai in an office Marie should succeed. CLAIRE DEWITT 8-IO did nominale, Claire as The preTliesf -a line canclidale. RUTH DICKE Rulh may be from lreland, or from Norway loo, Bur here's a lifrle secret she's Dulch lo me and you. ELLEN DIETER ln science Elly is very brighlg Radio is her pei delight NORMA DINGELDEIN A quiei girl, pafienr and shy, As a nurse she'll more rhan gel I v by. BERNICE DI PALERMO We'd go crazy if we saw figures mounlinq, Bur noi Bernie, she loves accouni- ing. MARIANNE DI PALERMO She sings, she acfs, she dances- any more? This young lady has 'ralenl galore. DOROTHY DI PIERRO If ceriainly was a happy evenf, When Dorolhy was elecfed senior presidenl. VW f . FRANCINE DOBKIN I, like you, am an ordinary crea' lure. Please don'+ mislake me for a reached ANNA MAE DOLAN A quier girl is Anna Mae, Bur she cerfainly keeps happy and 953'- THERESA DOUGLAS The hair gleams lorighr on Teriy's head, Nor Tiiian buf a flaming red. MARJORIE DOWLING Peggy sure can cul a rug: Shes a sharpie lrue, Sheld like lo be a secrelary, She'll make a good one loo. HELEN DOYLE If Helen had her wish, Van Johnson she would kiss. LORETTA DREIBLATT Lorena would like 'ro move nexr door, To join lhe Waves and help win fhe war. FLORENCE DRODOSKY l-ler hairdoes do amaze us, so odd lhey make us srare, This girl Sandyll lascinafes us wilh her lovely hair. SlVlA DUDKIN Darwin had a Theory, Einslein had a few, Wallon lhinks SN may disgov i sornelhing new, U ,,,fQ,w' of MARILYN DVORlN The lime has come, so Dihly says, To lalk of many fhings, Ol Crosby and Sinalra fans, And why lhe laie bell rings. if ERMA EDBEQK A sludious girl irY'cu'l'rured Tasle Her precious fime 1Pl'1e'll4h'1evcr asre f W LORRAINE EDELBERG An indusfrious seeker of knowledge. Lorraine hopes fo gel a degree af college. CECILLE EDELMAN To her good humor lhere is no end, You'lI find Cecille everybody's friend. MARILYN EDELSTEIN She wanis fo go io college, in lhal she should succeed, And in her work af school, she really oughl lo lead. ROSE EGHIGIAN Rose is a quief lass, A good sludenr in lhe hisfory class. BERT!-lA EISELE llow rare in The daily whirl, ls such a sweel and genile girl 70 iw-A-ll! ZZ' K 'LA 'C fx RUTH ELMOWSKY Allhough her name is Rulh El' mowsky, Everyone calls her Miss Tchai- . kowskyf' , pl. ,, ,J 'G' -' . if-JJ Q? BARBARA EMBERS Aller lislening once il's easy lo lell, Thal as a singer Bobby will excel. JOYCE EPSTEIN Wifh all 'the girls Joyce pleads ani pleads To loring salvage which lhe gove'n- menl needs. JUNE EPSTEIN You'll never find her dull or blue. Designing is whal she likes lo df. BETTY LOU EWALD She's very shy and has a pleasant voice, For a good secrelary she's ou: choice. IRENE FATICA English and hislory gel her in n iam, She slarls oul wilh Bacon and ent , up wi+h Hamm. Xl N ROMELIA FAVIANO An inferior decorafor Rornrnie would like lo be, She is very arlislic, as one can easily see. ELEANOR FEDYK Eleanor would like Traveling as her career, Shed like To collecl souvenirs from lar and near. MARILYN FElTNER A blonde and blue eyed lass, She's vicefpresidenl ol our senior class. JUDlTl-l FINKELSTHN Judilhs a sweer and mosl helpful lass. In 8-6 she's secrefary ol lhe class. Pl-lYLLlS EINKELSTEIN Always neal and dressed in slyle To look al Phyllis is worlh your while. ADEUNE FIORE She's been an eileclive force, Working on The Wallon Red Cross. BERNICE ElSCl-lER As a pianisl she's pleasanl 'ro hear, Bernice will pursue a musical career EVELYN FISCHMAN Evelyn arrives al 'rhe school when lhey open 'rhe gale, Rain or shine, ho+ or cold, shels never been lale. ,JPY ALMA FISHER AT her sTudies Alma worlced hard, We hope she considers her diploma ample reward. IIA? T I ,I BERNICE FISHERMAN Fishy-she can really swim, Handsome lifeguard? She'll save ham! , ' N' ,yvl JOSEPHINE FISHLO ITZ We have a regular cusTorn in every senior class. To choose The wiTTiesT girl oT all and Joe was The luclry lass. ELLEN FLAHERTY Born in Galway, lreland, so Tar across The sea, For personaliTy and wholehearTed- ness she always raTes an MURIEL FLECK Muriel has a complexion Tair, A winning smile and brighT blond hair. LlLLlAN FLElSl-lER Lilli majored in rnaTh Tor her career, She wanTs To be an engineer , ly if-.wh ,ww ab 5 ALICE FLISSER SweeT and lovely To The core, ATTracTive as The picTures she hopes To draw. MARION FLUGRATH Full OT Tun and very sweeT, Tvlarion's a girl wiTh dancing TeeT. 'u x l FLORA FOGEL When Flora dances in P.T. 'Tis a preTTy siqh+ To see. RUTH FOG-EL As one who'll help oThers we'll puT her on The lisT, For This girl's ambiTion is To be an occupaTional Therapist , do W ANITA FORMAN A nice girl is our AniTa, As all agree when They meel' her. ZELDA FORMAN' Heres a girl pvho i s fiance. You ary Tell ThaT a a glance. 1' ab WMI' DOLO ES FORTALEZA Doodles an energeTic lass. ln many sporTs she does surpass. SELMA FRANK Fresh in The morning and all Through The Clay, Simple and sweeT in her own quieT way. CLAIRE FRANKEL Lively company is our Claire, ln all her dealings she-'s mosl lair Pl-lYLLlS FREYER Here is a girl poelically inclined: A vivid imaginalion coupled wilh a line mind. Jffvba MARTHA FRlEDLlfR Always happy, always gay, Bul homeworlc-oh dismay! MIRIAM FRIEDMAN As an aclress and pianisl our Mimi won lame, Bul lo be a medical lechnologisl is her lulure aim. lRENE FRONCZAK Irene would like lo lravel aller lhe war, We're sure she has lols ol experi- ences in slore. Sl-llRLEY GARROWAY She's brighl, she's lair She's always on The square SHEBA GAYNOR A malh scholar is Sheba G, A rnalh leacher she should be. MURIEL GEBER Wings on her swealer proudly displayed, Blue eyes a-lwinltle, an adorable maid. SARAH GELFENSTEIN A librarian she wanls lo be She loves lo read poelry. LlLLlAN GETMAN lillian wilh her polilical flare, May someday sil in a Senale chair DOROTHY GILBERT Tie curlain goes up, The lighls are low, Xfilh singing and dancing, Dol sfeals 'the show. Q wld' nw!-7 548 NATALlE GlLBERT Shorly-we recommend ye-asf for rising. RUTH GILIBERT A+ limes she is hilarious and appears a bil silly, Cul we all enioy lhe company of lhe gal named Gilly. ROSLYN GlLLMAN Olive loned Roz so prelly and pelile, Crnarlly dressed in cold and in heal. MARGARET GTLMARTIN She loves To make a silly hai: She also loves To siT and char, NETTIE GTLSON NeTTie Gilson is our Red Cross rep. For This iob she has shown vigor and pep. ROSE GINSBERO Our RosiTa is one of The besT No Triend of hers will say The word TesT. ANNETTE GITLIN T-lere's a ToasT To a C.A.P. CadeT, JusT one of The girls-ThaT's our AnneTTe. MILDRED GLADSTEIN Hair wiTh shiny lusTre, TeeTh as whiTe as pearls, Help To make our Millie, SvveeTesT of all girls, ' ESTT-TER GLASS If you wanT To guard yourselT aqainsT rnalnuTriTiori, Call on EsTher, our TuTure dieTiTian. RUTH GOETZ An English Teacher RuTh would like To be, WalTon may welcome her back evenTually. SELMA GOLDAPPER Selma is The girl wiih The very sweeT voice, The CadeT Nurse Corps is her TuTure choice. TRIS GOLDBERG OT OuenTin Reynolds she oTTen raves EvidenTly she's noT one oi Sin- aTra's slaves. IRMA GOLDMAN NVhen lrma's around There's never a dull minuTe, ln spiTe of her looking reserved and Timid. ROSALIND GOLDMAN ln a Tew years Rosalind hopes To see, ATTer her name an M.D. JEAN GOLDSMITH Following her TalenTs Jeanie draws and sings and wrifes, As ediTor of The Periwinkle, she's worked wiTh all her miqhT. ELEANOR GORDON She's quiTe serious in her ways, One who believes silence pays. CECILY GORDONSON She may appear To be The quieT kind, BUT iT you knew her well you'd change your rnind. VIRGINIA GORMLEY Ginna is a smarl lillle lass, She's always been al lhe head ol our class. EVELYN GORZOLKA Evie will learn all aboul nulri- Hon, She plans lo become a good dielilian. JOAN GOVERNALE Joy is her nickname To qraduale from college is ho' aim. JEAN GRECO If Jean can lake diclalion as las? as she can speak: Of lhis one lhinq we're cerlain, success she'll surely meel. DOROTI-IEA GREENBER6 Red-haired, sludious, calm, Dorolhea possesses qreal charrn. FLORENCE GREENBERG For her malh is no bore, She expecls lo use il in 'rhe Air Corps. PEARL GREENI-IAUS Zorina is a dancer, who can do a foe or lap, Bul wail fill Pearl does Spanish dancing, Shell cover each counlry on lhe ' ...RK I . A M I iwguiyilll RITA GRESEN As an adress al Walfon Rila has won fame, May Broadway lighls soon spell her name. JOAN GROBIN l-lere's our Joanie cheery and line, Lauqhinq and peppy all of lhe lime. LILLIAN GROUPP Always a smile, never a frown, Even rnalh Canll gel her clown. MARILYN GURBICH She will fly lhrough lhe air wilh lhe qrealesl of ease, As an air hosless she hopes lo olease. RENEE GUTTENPLAN l-leres Renee-you can bel a dol- lar, She's lhe original len dclock scholar! DOROTHY l-IAGEDORN Dolfie enlered our olilicial class lale Bul we soon found her lo be lirsl- rale. JEAN I-IAGGERTY To be a nurse is her chief am- bilion, We know shelll keep up lheir good fradilion. JOAN HAGSTROM She looks very lovely when slarl- ing ouf for a swim, Bur in a nurse's unilorm she would look even more Trim. ETHEL HALLA Elhel has red hair Tha? in lhe sun- lighl gleams, To fly and fo Travel are among her many dreams. CHARLOTTE HAMBURG She loves To sing, she loves lo laik. Al hard work she does noi' ball. ARLINE HAMMER Arline's way of doing lhings is ingenious, Shes good in hislory and is a cnedil lo us. MARY HARRIGAN She knows her lessons day loy day, And plans her work and whal she'll say. MARY HARRIS She's prelly and quiel, and seems very lame. Bul watch oul lor lhis lady in a basketball game. SHIRLEY HARRIS Cule Shirley Harris, so iovial and 955'- Has made many a blue Monday a cheerful clay. MARILYN HARRY Marilyn's a friend, lrue and sin cereq Her company brings us all good cheer. ERIKA HARTMANN As senior secrefary Erika won fame ln sporls and class aclivilies, al- ways game. ELIZABETH HARTMETZ Every morning on fhe hour, Wailing for lhe Hiudicial power. CATHERlNE HAY In rain or snow, in cold or heal, Ca+hie's allendance can you beal? DOROTHY HAYES We are all fond of Dorolhy Hayes, A lil' of lemper she never dis- plays. MlLDRED HEATHER Like lhe flower in her name Shes quielly lovely. GUSSIE HECHT lnlelligence and charm are hard lo find Bul in Gussie fhey're well com- bined. HELEN HEINE l-lelp, help, l can r swim, Leave if fo Henna lo rescue him. MARION HEISE Of Marion we can lruly say, She's honesf, sincere and favors fair play. ALMA HERMAN AI -. doesn'l need a second call, To walch a lasl game of baseball. HELENE R. HERMANN Honey is as iolly as anyone can be, She's a whiz al problems wifh X, Y and Z. EILEEN HEROLD Eileen has her mind sei in The sky She's hoping some day To be able fo ily. I FLORITA HERZ She's very energelic and likes lo have lun, l-ler arnbilion is college-lhe ques- 'rion which one? NORMA HIRSCH The main arnbilion of lhis maiden fair, ls lo be in flying JYOQS up in fhe air. GENEVIEVE HURLEY l-lere's a secrel abou? Genevieve l-lurley, We're sorry lo say slie doesn'l come early. ELICIA INTRATOR Sl1e's inlelligenl, jolly, friend'-, and gay, A line type of girl in every way VERONICA ISON Ronnie is lwelplul in lime ol neeo Sl1e's always willing lo do a good dfied. Sl'lElLA JACKSON SlieiIa's been a good sporl llirouglioul' lwer scliool career, May lier friends in business find l'ier as we do-a dear, RAQUEL JACOBS Riclcie is a girl willi brains, A college degree is one of lie- aims. ARLENE KAHN Arlene is llwe girl you'll never see rushing Bul ll'iere's one llwing we'll say, Sl'l6lS always blushing. DOROTHY KAPELLER Dolly is gay and lull of pep, Slwe was a swell Red Cross rep. ,-,Jr ,ggi- ' 1 A' , 'xl y , V v'9 . 9 -A 'C' J 1. i 4 v M MAN- bxrsigq go ligfaijlgacvj ogiibililfer one Q'goa QS, elk gm C,-,semi isfgfsiif Sgiyms, il fa' .V ' '- at REGINA KARASZEWSKI A Glee Club member full of pep, ls Reggie, our Red Cross rep. cfxizoi ioxsrsiowirz W I Carol rides 'llie lworses, l Carol loves lo swim, Sl1e's a qirl Possessed ol AN Lois ol vigor and vim. M 1 FLORENCE KATZ Pussy's going lo college: lilces so muclw lo acl, Sine wanls lo increase lier lcnowl- edge, have poise, and clwarm, and lacl. JOAN KATZ Killy's friends llwinlc llwal sl'ie's lirsl-rare, Allliouglw slie's almosl always lale. LOUISE KATZ Wlwen lielp is needed, Sl'l9'S al ways llwere, A good friend ready lo do lie!- slware, RHODA KAUFMAN A lalenled girl, bul we're bound lo say, Rhoda, dear, one beau a day? CATHERINE KELLEHER Deep blue eyes, prelfy red curl: Kay is loved by all rlwe qirls. THERESA KELLY Willm lriendly smile and ready wil, Terryls a qirl wlrio rnalres a lwil HLEEN KENNEALLY A swell qirl willi a disposifion serene, ls This liglmf-lnaired rniss, an Irisli colleen. J I , L ET. Pei-so 'y, yi iqor and a Kia? is slri 'lon 5 sb Y J CLAlRlE MARllf KILCULLEN l-ler nimble fingers llew over The lceys, As slme Typed our personali+ies. lvllLDRED KILLORAN Always ready, always briqlwl, Always lryinq 'lo do wlwal is riqlwl. DOROTHY KINGSTON Aller llwe lale bell in slie pops, Bu? in every olner respecl, Dolly is Tops. JOAN KlRSCl-lNER l-ler ambilion is to do social work in Cliina, For lliis worlc llrmere can be no one finer. MARILYN KIRSCHNER A quiel and scholarly lass, Excels in llwe liislory class. MURIEL KIRSHNER Alrhauglw slwe is 8-lls baby Slwe's small, sliy, and quile a lady. MARGARET KLECSKA Baby surely has no woes, Slwe qaily comes and qaily does. ETHEL KLEIN As a member o 'cl b Ellwel is al er 635+ -. Social axcairm Po q, and Easil- sl L I 'V I f ' J, I .r , lbw cf L ,i 37.1 ,Qn-', ,y , V RASHELLE KLHN Wirh lwer lilces lor clwem and qre-al ambilion, 'Rael' liopes lo be a lab leclini- Qian. LEONA KLEINBERG Tenacious, persislenl is This gal, We rale lwer liiqlw as a frue pal. P k BERNICE KLEINMAN Tall, slender and 8-5's choice, To be pleasanlly enlerlained we Iislen Io her voice. LORE KLOPFLER Jinx is Ihe nickname OT This red- haired qal A hard-working sludenl and a sin- cere pal. GLORIA KNAPP Striving hard al her malh each day. Gloria works Towards a C.P.A. CHRISTINA KOENIGSFELD Sludy and schoolwork are simple Tor Chris, May her secrelarial iob be as easy as This. LOTS KOERNER Lois is quiel and very fall, In P.T. she played a qood game ol Ioaskefball. ALBERTA KONZELMANN l like To swim a lol, says she, Anolher Eleanor I-lolrn she'II be. MAE KONZELMANN Mae's like Alberla in The Tide, They look Good swimming side by side. IDA KORRY A Tiny miss wilh wavy hair, When making decisions Ida's ve'y fair. ESTI-IER KRIVOY Terry has her career all sei, She hopes Io be a nurse cadel. EDITH KRUIVIIVI Her soprano voice is so high and ringing, She should be a success in profes- sional sin ing H I div . ,, 1.47-. - OL Lit- V 'v-s DORIS KUVER A sense of humor riding high, Some day she's bound fo hi? The sky. . ,I I 6444! ful KMC JOVINA LALLI Always keeps qoinq and never in a daze, As presidenl of 8-5 Jo receives our praise. CLARICE LAMBERT Full of Tun and yel reserved, I-Ier popularily is well deserved. CHARLOTTE LANDMAN AI The piano Charlofle did her bil, To help make Class Nighl a big hil. ELSIE LANGE She Ialces her Spanish seriously, Bul' when il comes To fun she'II Ialce RT. BEATRICE LANGER An excellenl Red Cross rep Bee made, I-Ier amloilion is To be a physicians aide. JUNE LAPPER Always bubbling over wilh energy, brighl as lhe sun, We Iilced having her wilh us 'cause she's so much fun. DORIS LAZAROFF As Red Cross rep she raised a lol ol money, When she balances lhe budget, he'II call her honey! ETI-IEL LAZARUS We pul Elhel al Ihe head of The ' Team, Because we hold her in high esleern. NACMI LEAVITT Time and Iide lor no man wal? And Thais why Naomi always comes Iale. y My 'J b ' MW.: X 'Milf . X fe wfiliwf PLE IfEI5KOWlI1 'D i Sh lass e is a ioy in any'C In hor work she dolh surpass. CECILIA LEI-IRER A comedienne she wanls fo be- I-Imm, whal' will Mcffarfhy Ihinlc ol Ihee. RUTH LEI-IRER For a posifion as a social worlcer Rulh bids: She Iilces people, especially Icids. CATHERINE LEIK Traveling is our Ca+hy's aim She dances and sings-buf noi for fame. , r O SYLVIA LEin'Qrt Sylvia oes her chores wilh ease. Genius I Ml-Qquiei please! .2534 iq, . . gl. rl 'TN' I , JV BETTY LESSER Belly is quiel, sweel and gay, May she always remain Ihal way. KATHERINE LETTIERI Wilh head aloll, serene and proud, Kalherine will always sland oul' in a crowd. NATALIE LEVINE Na+ is good Io have as a friend, The sorl on whom you can depend. GLORIA LEVY The humorous commenrs of rhis willy lass, Kepf us alI amused while in her class. RENEE LICHMAN Small of frame, graceful and perire, She hopes Io reach fame wirh her dancing leer. ANITA LIEBERMAN We all say she resembles Lamarr. I-Ier marks on reporr cards exceed ITIBVTY IGF. I-IILDA LILIENSTEIN She likes mos? people and mosl Ihinqs, I'-Ier voice wifh Iauqhler always rinqs. GERTRUDE LIPPEL Gerfrude is a friendly Iass Oufsfanding in her F.T. class. ELEANOR LISA As a secreiary she will do well: This gal Eleanor, whom we Ihinl: swell. SONIA LOWENSTEIN Sonny's inclined arfislically Buf a Larin scholar she'II never be. NAOMI LURIE To Ihe Academy of Dramaiic Ari she'II go To prepare for siaqe and radio. ELEANOR LUTTER In her classes in school she did lead, In her chosen career we hope she'Il succeed. JANET MEQCROSIIE Golden-haired and Scorch is Mac, In mafh and physics she has 'Ihe knack. MARY MacROSTlE Bunny said, I+ is a secret when we asked for her ambilion, Could ir be coolrinq for a cerrain someone, in Iheir own IiHIe Iri+chen7 JEANNE MAFFIE Jeanne is a girl of a graceful sOrI', She is very active in every sporf. I PATRICIA MAGS-IO Parry has been grand as presi- denr of our 8-II class, She excels al roller slcalinq, Ihis miqhly line lass. . EDNA MAGUIRE Edna Iilres all Ioolball Ieams, Bur when Army wins she iusf beams. If LUCILLE MALAMUD When if comes fo helping ofhers, she becomes fervenf, Shes eager Io be your obedient servanff' THERESA MALLON Many of us find Terry a pleasarif lass, As an afhlefe shes one of fhe Ioesf in fhe class. MARGARET MALONEY An aviafion-minded lass, The senior freasurer of our class. MARIE MANCUSO A very sweef girl is Marie, Her favorife subiecf is hisfory. PHYLLIS MANDELL Our mosf versafile senior we find complefe. She seems fo have wings on her dancing feef. DORIS MANS-INO Lovely figure for fashionable clofhes, And all fhe charm one can sup- pose. AII sum up fhis miss so merry, Who was vofed as our senior sec- refary. RUTH MANOWITZ Honey is a modesf miss, buI she's quife a sfar, Somefimes she really gefs you, wifh her pep and oo-Ia-Ia. LILYAN MARMORSTEIN In her quesf for knowledge, Ginger infends fo go fo college. DOROTHY MAROUART Through healfh and sickness, Wealfh and poverfy, Well always remember Our cheerful Dorofhy. ARLYN MATTHEWS A Mfomboyu where sporfs are con cerned, Maffie deserves fhe fifle she's Qafned. CHRISTINA McCORMlCK Loquacious, audacious, buf oh! so Iorighf, To 'ralk on forever is her delight 11 . 4 -Ji.. B , ,-lax-. KQDGI f ., , -Q' rg or sh'--,, .ak I: Qnwc In 0 ARAH MciI?EiOTN ' ' Sarah wanfs fo do a bif more, By joining fhe Cadef Nurse Corps. DOLORES MERLINO She'd like fo make acfinq her career. She'II be successful-never fear. DOROTHY MESHIL The facf fhaf mafh is one subiecf Doffie abhors, Doesn'f keep her from adding poinfs fo baskefball scores. SHIRLEY MICHAELSON Shirley likes all sporls, especially skaling, And in each she earns a good ralinq. FRANCES MICHEL In FLT. her poslure raled high, To carry herself well, she always dolh lry. GLORIA MIKALSEN Blond and pre-fly Mickey Is really on lhe beam, The Iacl fhal shels class presiclem Should prove our hiqh esleem. EVELYN C. MILLER Volleyball and baskelball occupy her mind, For 'ro say lhe Ieasl, Eve's allw- lelically inclined. ' GLORIA MILLER Gloria's clever and willyfalways QGYI She corlainly has a winning way. PEARL GLORIA MILLER A girl as rare as her name implies, XfVilh lauqhler shining from her brown eyes. HELEN MILOHIS A creamy skin and delicale air Enhance This Grecian lady fair. VIVIAINI MINERVINI Though she seems a bi+ reckless when playing ball, She's really nol 'rhal way al all. ELEANOR MISROCK As window monilor she fried Io freeze us oul, Bul of her warm hearl, we have no doubl. DORA MONTEKIO In our class we have a sinqer, Walch oul for Dolly, Shes some nole slinger. ESTELLE MOORE ln lhe Army her inleresls ie, While in hisl r ouqhls d L G ' 6,-U- ROSE MOORE Dear Iillle challerbox, Always on lhe qo, Full of vim and vigor, We all like you so, DOROTHY MORAN She likes lo skale, she likes Ic- swim, She's +aIl, lovely and very slim, MARIE MORELLO By her choice of clubs il's plain lo see, Thai Marie is inleresled in biology. ELIZABETH MORITZ She srudies her lessons no wonder she's smarrg She's quile a wizard when if comes Io arl. LEONORA MORRISON She has smiling lips and smiling eyes: Lee's a girl who's mighry wise ANNA MOSCARELLA Anna Ialls for brighl red hair, On men or women, she doesn'+ care. 'IMP M' RI-IODA MOSES Rhoda's a girl who's more Than sweer, To hear her sing is a ioy compleio BARBARA MUESON This ouldoor girl has a yen lor knowledge. So she's fo continue her sludies in college. SI-IEILA NEARY By demanding Ihose compIeIion noles. You filled our denlisfs full ol hopes. ELEANOR NELSON To be a secrefary is EIIie's goal: Dancing and Dick I-Iaymes move her soul. X NANCY NELS I sru ie learned Me' Sis d' d I,f II I xl X Tybif dd at p Rome w r , L ' A I I' I W ELO E EUER She fi s In ing ufsic, or r in I n a v Nic han rrul wig a arh I . XV L ,X ' , X ' 1, 1 PEARL NEUVELT A lover of books of every descrip- Hon, Plays, biographies and especially ficlion. ESTELLE NEWIVIAN Ginny's inreresls can be boiled down Io Three: Dancing, music and leader in F.T. GLADYS NEWMAN One of The shorlies in The class, A falenred and afhlefic less. AUGUSTA NICKELSBURG To know someone like Dusly is always a fhrillg Of good luck and cheer we hope she has her fill. GLORIA NIEDENSTEIN Shes always worried aboul French and such, Wirh marks like hers she shouIdn'I worry much. SONIA NISONOFF OI Ihe I-Iisfory Forum Club shfs secrefary, I-Ier eyes are smiling and her dis' posifion merry. ESTELLE NIZOLEK She loves To dance, io swim, Io bowl, Psychiatry is her Iile's goal. CECILIA NOONAN All The neighbors siarf ro bellow When Sissy plays her irumper so mellow, Bur ihey all begin io swoon, When she finally qeis Ihe corrcci iune. BEATRICE NYGARD Bea likes good music, she swims and skafes, When ihe week-end comes around, she has loads ol: dales, KATHLEEN O'I-IARA Shes briqhi and lively, a joy in any class. EVELYN OIEARY A lovely maiden wiih a sparkle in her eye, And a sunny smile for all who qo by. NORMA OLSEN Shes been selecfed as rhe preiri- esl oi Ihe January '45 class, A healihy, happy, and charminq lass. LUCY ORTIZ As class 8-8's secreiary Lucy proved her worih. She has abiliiy and charm and is IuII OI mirfh. 'II-IELIVIA OSTHEIMER Lamb has writfen essays, Bui who are we Io say, Thelma will Iake her place in line, With Ihose famous men someday. MARIE PACCIONE She has a place in everyone's heari, She was a hir from rho very siari. TINA PACELLI Tina is iolly and Iull of fun: She has a good word for everyone. TI-IERESA PANZARINO Terry's sense of humor and good sporismanship, Are Ihe basic foundaiion for True companionship. PEGGY PAPPAS Feg's full of viialiiy and vim, When you look ai her figure you know she's Trim. ALICE PARSEGHIAN Orienial feaiures, dark eyes and shining hair, Combined with her charm make Alice so fair. VIRGINIA PAUL Virginia Iikes dancing, as we can S99 From her performance in P.T. MARION PEINELT She Ioves Io read, aci and sing, Whaf Io her wiII Ihe Iufure bring? DONATO PELLEGRINI There rnusr be one in every ciass We know you will agree: Donafo is Ihe girI in ours Who dislikes our Frankie. IRMA PERGOL Copperhead geis a IhriII from a plane, Buf her inferesr in sporIs will FIQVQIA Wane. MARJORIE PETERSON Blond hair. eyes dark She's as alive as a spark, GRACE PETO We can say many nice Ihinqs aboui Grace Bui we usuaIIy Ialk abou? her pre-Hy face. ANNA PFEUFFER A sweef and quief miss is she, A greaw' success we hope she'II be. MARGUERITE PIKE She is bashiul, sweef and shy, Very well Iiked, and Ihere's no wonder why. GLORIA PINERO Sweei and generous is Ihis Iassq A fine asser Io our class. GLADYS POLLACK An efficienI secreiary she'd like Io be, Tha+ she'II be successful we can readily see. ELAINE POMERANZ To be a P.T. Ieacher is Ihe aim, Of our very aIhIeIic Elaine. ELSIE PORN Elsie declares Ihaf sporfs she does Iike, Whar aIIracIs her mosi is riding a bike. I-IARRIET POSNAK Palm and coIIecfed is her pose, Speak of French, Ce-sr une auire chose. BERNICE POSNER A good sfudenr and a sincere friend, These quaIiIies make a pIeasan? bIend. SYLVIA FOTASCI-l ls if possible rhal lasl niqhhs dale ls always making Hilda lale? MARILYN PRAGER We-'ll remember forever aller, Ma'ilyn's quips and sparkling lauqhler. MAEALDA PRESTIPWIO She is quief and very clemure, Bul on her skales is nnosr secure. FRANCES PUGLIA A lemperless red head, slranqe To say She's full of rhe devil, she's really OK. l'llLDA RABINOWITZ Her charming smile has won her many a friend, And fo her knowledge of marh, There- seems no end. LUCILLE RADUS Lulu wriles and also draws, She'syaxalS 'OuiE Kid ongopww . fb. -m ' 'Q JL wyv 'Y Mgr. M sn' J Ng . lRMA RAMIREZ Sweel and quiel is our Irma, A line pal we all do lerrn 'er. LENORE RANAUTA She's nor a highbrow, Bur she's mos? happy, When a fine orchesrra Plays a good symphony. LOUISE RASO Buy War Sramps, buy War Slamps Thahs all we hear, From fhe rnomenr she enfers Till she dofh disappear. ELAINE REICHFIELD The Trails of a lady she do s- sess, Thou hlf sk, sinwy, ove 1 Sv , . P' N 5 She's swell fo know, has big blue DOROTHY REIDMULLER eyes, And brofher, can she harmoniz l f-,La H-4.3414-'U .,, .4,.4.Q-q,m.EuA1-Kmbix Q 'Of' L7:..B-M yew! VICTORIA RESKI She's like a brealh of sprinq, And how she loves lo sing! . 6 ,, J . .4 4 -I , I . . , . e..-'-tAL6:- ,,4:uvfs. 4lk,A.4. url'-1 BLANCHE RieNEY ' 'A An lrish, blue-eyed lass is Penny Q Wilh happy nalure and disposilion sunny. ALICE RINGWOOD Alice, Alice. do pray fell, l-low you learned To lypewrile so well. ARLINE RIVLIN She's a popular and peppy good sporl, And lhal is a unanimous reporl. EVELYN RIZZO Sweel ol Temper-good ol hearl, Evie's ready lo do her parl. MARIE ROHART Swimming, baskelball, and aulumn day hikes, Those are 'rhe things lhal Marie Roharl likes. EDYTHE ROJAN So people wonil gel worse. Edylhe wanfs lo be a nurse. CATHERINE ROMER Our 'lailhlul Easl-Wesler Calher- ine Romer, Will surely receive honors wilh her diploma. BERNICE ROSE l+'s Bunny here, and Bunny There, She's in demand mgsl verywhere. 4 im' 'Rx lu! fr J-4 'Aff' -nu' ll gf 'L FLORENCE ROSE She plays fhe piano very well: We all agree lhal Florie is swell. EVELYN ROSENBERG When she worked in lhe Record Room, She was lull of amlailion, As our iunior heallh counselor, She sure helped us wilh nulrilion. BEATRICE ROTHSTEIN She may loe quiel, she may be shy, Bur Bea lels nolhing pass her by. l-lARRlET ROTHWAX l-ler lriple deck sandwiches Made many ol us gaze, And when il comes lo sporls, Rusly receives our praise. BEATRICE ROUBlN ln hislory Bea's a whiz, We envied her when we had a quiz. 3 NINEL ROUBIN li you desire lo appear lres belle, Jusl wear a dress designed by Ninel. SELMA RUBENSTEIN ln high and low she loves lo warble: In lhe Spanish class she was never l in Trouble. , In v'i4 ,v 1. ,. .7 , 0 l-lARRlET RUBIN A Because ol her dimpled grin and disposilion so sunny, All fhal know her like fo call 'lhis Walfonile l-loney. dm Jokudv, . Boob,-wa RENEE RUBINSTEIN An earnesl worker, calm and cool. Aller Wallon, nurses' lraining school, HARRIET RUDES A passporl lo Brooklyn, work in Class Nighl, A pleasing disposilion, we wish her lulure brighl. Q ivimfiv Prelly and cule, H And lorighl lo bool. HELEN RUEE A very line girl is Helen Rull, We have never seen her in a hull. .1 X, I 0 , V I L A MARGARET RYAN Lillle Red Ryan Hood likes Harry James: To be a secrelary .is one ol her aims. ING,-ER SAHLIN We lound lnger very willy, For lhis book she wrole many a dilly. NINA SALERNO Tardy she was now and lheng For lun and lrolic she had a yen. tn. ERIEDA SALTZMAN Tiny Fredi Sallzman likes lo sing, Wilh her voice pleasure she does loring. l.lLl.lAN SAMALOT A pound ol common sense is worlh a bushel ol learning. EDITH SAMUELS She dashed oll Personalilies, she wrole lhem by lhe score, And lhoughl of all lhe good lriends she would soon see no more. HELEN SAMUELS For Helen il was hard lo lind a male, When she gol slarled in a polilical debale. JUNE SANDBERG An all around good sporl-lhal's our Sandy, Wilh a smile lhal's as sweel as pepperminl candy. ANlTA SANDER She sparkled wilh lile, gaiely and lung Bul always managed lo gel her homework done. ROXANNE SANOSSIAN Jazz is her pel peeveg Bul a good book she can'l leave. ANNA SANTORO Anna Sanloro, a quiel Iype, I-las picked up flue papers, And kepl flue room brighl. MARY ELISA SASFAI For l'1er merry eyes and sparkling smile We would gladly walk many a mile. JO ANN SAWYER Willw l1er gaiely, lun and wil, Jackson always makes a liil. RITA SCARANO Al lirsl we couldn'l' undersland Rila's sudden inleresl in hislory, Bul one look al' llwe leacher, And we solved llnal rnysleryl GLORIA SCARDACCIONE Hair of shining black and leellw pearl wlwile, I-ler locks frame her face and her smile is pure deliglwl. CORINNE SCHABERICK Swimmer, swimming over flue bounding main, Operellas and Spanish and back lo swimming a ain. ' ffm, . DORIS M. SCI-IANZER Doris enioys lwer radio code ses- sion, We're sure slwe'll do well in Iver Iulure profession. ERANCINA SCI-IENCK She has laken parl in every play niglwl leaf, Francina's one girl +l1a'r we can'f beal. SHIRLEY SCI-IICK As long as we can remember, 'Twas slwe lo whom we'd surrender, Whene'er sl1e'd fall: of overseas. And Buy anollwer slarnp, please. ELIZABETH SCI-IMIDT To lisfen and dance lo music cli- vine, ls Belly's favorife paslime. ANITA SCHNEIDER A social worker sI'1e'd like 'Io be, Slwelll make a good one, we all agree. SELMA SC1-I R yrlweres ' e one and Jac o ' , 'N Q nelly s s and d 'IL X Jovcze sc:HoEN Jerce has lrier ups and downs, Bul slme always smiles and never lrowns. SALLY SCI-IUMAN Our hes pe'Ii+e lady Was voled class baby. PEARL SCI-IWADRON Dancing feel, and lalenl galore, A level head: who'cl'ajk.?r,j1ore? 4 VJ 5.91. A, J lr- VJ 'is fX k Asxx 1.2 I ,. B . ,HU . -A K It K f 'S LYLA SCI-IWARTZ A dash of wil, a sprinkle ol sweel, A lol' of charm make her complele. NATALIE SCI-IWARTZ One can see Ihal Nalalie cares, Whal The well-dressed girl wears. LUCILLE SCI-IWARTZMAN Complexion so smoolh, clear, and while, Helps make This girl a pleasanl siqhl. JOANNA SCHWARZ A bubbling personalily and a happy disposilion, Provides our Jo wilh an enviable posilion. CHARLOTTE SCIPIWENKER Charlie is an alhlelic lass, A swell presidenl of her class. VIRGINIA SCOGNAMILLO l-ler popularily made her presi- denl ol lhe G. O., I-Ier musical fingers helped pul over our Varsily Show. a D- fl . of ' I fr ' PILC IK 0 Q ' 'Lrg' ' VIRGINIA SERRICCI-IIO She wears a smile for all she greels: She always looks srnarl and neat LENORE SESSLER To be a buyer is Lee's goal: She loves The Navy wilh all her soul. HELEN SEWAK As preside-nl of class 8-8 she's shown a personalily rare, She hopes 'ro be an avia+rix and ride lhrough Ihe air. CARMEN SEYMOUR She's shy, she's sweel, Knowing her is a Ireal. I-IARRIET Sl-IANKER To make a braid, a swirl, or curl, Is nol very hard for Ihis handy girl. FLORETTE Sl-IAPIRO FIoreHe's always bubbling wilh life, She'd make a nice career girl, buf a dream ol a wile. Q . SELMA Sl-'IAPIRO A green-eyed beauly, yes indeed, A surgeons life eager lo lead. uv9 fkil if 7 ll' f.w 'w CLAIRE SI-IELTON A sweel' and dimpled miss is she, Quiel and slalely as leachers should be. DIANA SI-IUBE Sporls are really lops on her lisl. TI'1ere's nol one aclivily she can resisl. IRIS SIEG-EL Bring yourddenlals or you laii P.T. Those are lhe familiar words ol our J.l-l.C. MARILYN SIEGEL No ambilion in Babe's life Excepl 'ro be a perlecl wife. And when lhe boy comes home lo slay, She'll be riqhl There lo name lhe day. YVETTE SIEGAL Pelile, dark haired, full of vim, A liqhl in her eyes lhal is never dim. GLORIA SILVERMAN To be a nurse is Gloria's ambr lion, Success and good Iuclc lo her were wishin'. LILA SKIDELL Loolc info lhe cryslal ball, You'Il find Lila a leacher ol chil- dren small. PATRICIA SKILLMAN Our Red Cross rep-well dressed Pal, Lilies reading and dancing and parrners like +ha'r. ELEANOR SKINE Shes slirn in waislline, broad in mind, Lovable, prelly-Gosh! whal a lindl ANNE SLONIMSKY Anne wanls 'ro lravel lhrough each and every slale, I guess some day she'Il land al lhe Golden Gale. JEAN S. SMITH Being nalurally rnodesl and really grand, Our Jean deserves a big hand. JOAN SMITH We lhinlc Joan's smile is lruly one Tha? bears Miss GrabIe's famous one. MARGARET SMITH Srnilly's The sublecl ol lhis dilly, She's a gurl who's very willy. BARBARA SNELL A medium-pilched voice, as clear as a bell. Will malce a radio aclress of Barbara Snell. MYRL JANE SOBEL She would like lo pour info a pupil's ear, Rudimenfs of English and quoles from Shakespeare. JOYCE SOBER Prelly Joyce has aims very high, She soon hopes lo be skimming the sky. ELEANOR SOLESKY Eleanor likes lo clance and skale, As a friend she is lirsl-rale. Eill-lEL SOLOMON A joyful nalure, gay and free, And undernealh, sincerily. JOAN SPlERS She'll be successful, have no leafs A line girl is Joan Spiers. CEClLlA SPOLETI l-ler ambifion is unusual, We know you'll agree, A policewoman is whal Cecilia wanls lo be. DOROTHY SRABIAN This Wallonile, cliligenl' and sin- cere. Will make legal slenography her career. CARLA STEIN A girl who's swell, easy lo love: Thal's righl-il's Carla we're lhinking oi. SYLVIA STElN She may be quiel, she may be shy, Bul very lillle escapes her walch- lul eye. FLORENCE STEINBER6 G.O. rep. lhis lerm was she, We'll never lorgel her efficiency. JACOUELINE STENHOLM As 8-8's vice-presidenl Jackie proved her worlhg l-ler lace is all smiles and lull of mirlh. ANlTA STERENSON You lhink ol lemper wilh flaming red hair, Bur Anila's disposilion is really lair. CLAIRE STORK From fhe halls ol Wallon lo 'rhe shores of Kwaialein, Claire's gol medical slenography on her brain. GRETA STRAUSS Grela making doodles, curves, and so, We know she's having lun wilh lhal impossible sleno. 71 RHEE4 HEDY STRAUSS When a new plan's aloof, And Theres 'Fun in fhe doing, Loolc for Hecly, She'll help wilh The brewing. EDYTHE STRICK mg, -Zcligbmifing and dramaiics Edylhe ' does excel ,N NIJ' mohe is Wallons Shaw, our Kalhar- J ine Cornell. 041. :VJC J'0QC.s8a c3721 4,53 M 595742. JOYCE STRONACH Insfead of ou+ she says cor, Her Canadian accenl' is so cule. ABBY STUTZER Slals, our comedienne, is full of wise cracks, She proves Tha? all good fhings come in small paclcs. JUDITH SUGARMAN Judy would lilce fo give business a whirl, And business could use such an ef- ficienf girl. ALICE SULEWSKI Nursing is fhe work for Alice, None of her pa+ien+s will bear her malice. JEAN SULLINGER Sully is our rep. for fhe 6.0.7 Nolhing abou? her can be called slow, RENEE TARGAN Loads of fun, buf we wonder why, When if comes lo Tennis, we find you so shy, , .- i ' 'A J - ws v V 0 f il .:A.-4-f'5',' ARLENE TAUFIELD When she hears one parficular singer croon, This arden+ fan can? resisf The urge To swoon. ALICE TEXOON Sweel and guief lhough she is, A+ music Alice is quile a whiz. LORRAINE THOMAS Tommy is jus? full of pep, She's plenly cufe, and pleniy hep. JEAN TIANEN To be a good nurse do you have fo lcnow his+ory? Jean hopes lhaf you don'f, fo her i+'s ay myslery. ! JJQJQIJ A 5 K' 1 I, ' 1' Wil, 1 v KA., If V... 7' - Al' fs' 'W ' .rd MARIANNE TICE She 'ralces aparf fhe earfh, Finds equalions in 'rhe sea, She's very good af mafh, And her field is chernislry, BLAINA TIDMARSH Blaine is conslanlly being heclxled Because she is so charmingly freclcled. EDITH TIEMANN She likes drawing and rnusic- she's always in siepq When ii comes io sporis she's really full of pep. BLOSSOM TILZER She has coqueilish brown eyes, wiih an ever-changing expres- sion, And her londness for chocolaic- has become an obsession. MARCELLA TORELLA Marcy is a sweei young maid, Who has been an excellent iraiiic aide. JEANNE TORGOFE Her poems are very beaulilul and on fhe serious side, As a risinq poeiess she is Walion's pride. all . lx. ANITA TRACHTENBERG Noi bold, noi shy, noi shori, noi fall, A lovely balance ol rhern all. ELLEN TRAUTMANN Ellens aihleiic and so full oi pep She has lo beg she's our G.O. rep. ANN TREGLIA On rhe Periwinkle sialri she did many a hard chore, To maine fhis boolc beiier Than ever before. BETTY TUCCILLO BeHy always excelled in gym. She is nofed for her vim. EDITH TUCHMAN By one minuie Edie misses ihe Q Train, Oh! she siqhs, De1en+ion Room again. I' x. EVELYN TURNER A nice girl is our Lynn, Ouiel and helpful sheis always been. SHIRLEY TURNER One lifile maid from Walion is she, Filled io The brim wiih qirlish glee. JANE TYRRELL Jane is clever, sweei, and quick, Very well poised and very chic. MONICA ULLMAN Miclcey lilies fo Hliddlew wiih microscopes, Bur io be a good dancer i one of her hopes. GLORIA VACCARO Taleni, abiliiy, personaliiy, plus, My we're glad she's one oi us! JEANNE VACCARO Our chief ius'rice's pel fizz, Gelfing up in The morning is. MARCELLA VARANELLI To The grade adviser Marcy rnade many a Trip, To laik over some new changes on her program slip. LLEANOR VERDERBER Eleanor is a mos? helpful maid, Shes doing her share as a nurse's aide. HELEN VILLAFANA When Helen Tells a sfory, She's really in her glory. CECELIA VITIELLO In The game she is a ciladel of rnighl. A heariy cheer for our caplain of play nigh+. fo anal-0-4414','b'J f fgvrfhdr . GENEVIEVE VOIGTLANDER The oufdoor Type of girl is Gerry, To fly a plane would keep her rnerry. GLORIA WAGLER We all can fesfify she's no sfraggler, Clever is our Gloria Wagler. J!!-fl IZLZJLGQ-' 5 v 15110410 L0 LUCILLE WALDMAN Though undecided in iusl what she-'II do, As a second Ann Miller we know she'll come Through f ALICE WALSH There she goes, on her foes, Alice Walsh wilh The Turned up nose. SHIRLEY WARMBRAND Wilhoul hesifalion we all do agree, Sweel and charming is our Shirley. ANNETTE WARREN Success follows where he s fo There isn'+ anylhing Tess c ' M , . Jn elm nl DOROTHY WASSMER In dancing and swimming DoHy likes an aclive parf. Bul she-'s modesf when we menfion her arf. RITA WEINBER6 OH +o college she wanfs +o go, Whaf she'd like To be remembered by, she cloesnll know. GERTRUDE WEINER Gerfie likes To dance and likes al' mosf all sporls. Her arnbilion? A sfenographer in one of our courfs. 15055 MOLLA WEINER When ir comes To debafinq, shels a whiz, And in hislory she gels HIOI' in every quiz. RUTH WEINER Slarnps and bonds are her cone cern I-Ier service creclils she well did CGNW JUNE WEINSIEIN A whiz al Spanish, clever af puns, Bul rnenlion ol praise she rnodesl- ly shuns. 'foo-ole ' 41 ks N 'Mew'-11's MARILYN WEINSTEIN Lynne's a gal you're sure lo nofe. To fha Air Corps goes her vole. EVELYN WELLINGTON So aciive in Ihe war drive, wifh all 'fhe squares she's made, Wifh all fha? exfra energy, she's bound Io malce The grade. JESSIE WELSI-IER Wilh slcelches and drawings she's always busy, And as for cariooning, she's our Wall Disney. BARBARA WENDELL Lovely clolhes, charming wif: Wherever she qoes, she malces a hil. MARGARET WENCE-ERT Curly hair and eyes of blue, Pearly feelh and pug nose, loo. ROCI-IELLE WENGRENUK Loves lo dance-loves fo walk, Loves lo Talk, and Iallr, and Iallm. DORIS WILI-IELM I-ler ambilion is lo lly Ihrouqh 'hc airy We wonder if Cal Beepsie will accompany her. RUTH WILSON Rufhs an all around alhleie, Enlered in every swimming meer. HELEN WINKEL Because of her pleasani, happy ways, She'll have friends all lhrouqh her days. VIVIAN WITI' In hislory Vivian is a WM, And in lhal class shes nol bored a bil. SYLVIA WOLK Sylvia's lhe qirl who can use a pen, Some day we'lI say, We lcnew her when. GLORIA WRUBEL Come winler cold or summer heal, Gloria would ralher slcafe Than eal. PEARL YADOFE To be an aclress is her main am- bilion. Good luclc to her we all are wishin'. LOUISE YELJENICI-I Alhlelics and music are The in- leresls of Louise, She shines in bolh wilh lhe greal- esl ol ease. VIRGINIA YOLI Ginny prefers sillcs and salin, To anylhing 'rhal resembles Lalin. LILA ZUCKER When il comes loa baseball game wilh Lila Zucker, Believe us, lollcs, ills hard lo broolc her. For SUZANNE ZIMMERMAN slyles, snappy and new, Many a clressmalcer will apply lo Sue. BEVERLY ZI MS I-ler crowning glory is her de- Oh, light Bevey is a lovely sighll ELSIE ZINK Here she is lollcs, from 8-I, Elsie's lhe cause of lols ol lun. 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'ii . A ' ' . r 'impqjl - A , Y -A 5.7 .f I , Q ' 7 YOUTH MARCHES ON l-ligw School. The words were synonymous wiTh growing up. A Term parTy welcomed This younger genera- Tion To The annex across Trom ClinTon neighbors. War seemed so Tar away Trom our liTTle world oT glamour. YeT a year laTer we solemnly lisTened To PresidenT RoosevelT asking Congress To declare war. IT was Then we re- alized ThaT we were TuTure guardians oT presenT decisions. WalTon's small- esT did Their biggesT. Candy and cookie sales meanT noT only snacks buT a means oT raising Tunds. KniT- Ting needles became mixed wiTh op- ereTTa TickeTs Tor Pafience. The pligh+ OT The GilberT and Sullivan maiden who couldn'T decide whom To marry caused much laughTer. Freshmen, having Their TirsT TasTe OT whaT war and high school meanT, looked To Their second year. Weeks Tlew as acTiviTies mounT- ed. Hillbilly music heralded The barn dance, our TirsT main building social. WalTon sTudenTs became TarmereTTes as heels clicked and hands clapped To Virginia reels. AspiraTions To be- come an opera sTar were hopeless aTTer hearing The excellenT singing oT The Choral Club in The Gondoliers. The STagecraTT Club proved ingeni- ous in The use oT roller skares as wheels oT gondolas. AT The TourTh Term skaTing parTy held aT Fordham Rink organ music accenTuaTed Tigure sTeps as well as Talling Thuds. Some oT The more TorTunaTe girls wenT home none The worse Tor wear. ln re- ...AND ON sponse To The Red Cross' need oT Three ambulances, whiTe elephanT, Tlower and candy sales were held To raise The needed 56,000 Our Tac- ulTy produced Their own revue ExiTs and Enhances To help us reach This goal. We Turned ouT en masse Tor Three nighTs in order To scruTinize The human side oT our Teachers. l-low we laughed when WalTon's handsome men became problem babies and when, aT one Time, Mrs. T-TeTTernan naivelv declared, BuT I don'T lilce slacks! As a resulT oT These acTiviTies our Three ambulances are now Trans- porTing servicemen To hospiTals and porTs oT embarl4aTion. AT The end oT I9-42, sophomores marched on wiTh The saTisTacTion oT having done Their TirsT Taslc well. War acTiviTies Tor The younger generaTion conTinued sTronger Than ever. The sale oT Chinese pencils aided men long TighTing in Asia. The EasT-WesT Club was Tormed To pro- moTe undersTanding among The peo- ples oT The world. l-lunTer's campus now was The scene oT paTrioTic WAVES doing gymnasTics and T-lup, Two, Three, Tour was a Tamiliar sound. No one in The casT oT The opereTTa Rucldigore will TorgeT The porTraiTs ThaT came To liTe. ln December iT was noT uncommon To see WalToniTes chaTTering Through The building wiTh TrosTbiTTen Tingers and numb Toes. The cusTodial sTrike made heaTing a diTTiculTy and Tor a while The sailors were emergency engineers. Due To ...AND ON fhis problem our long anficipafeol Junior Prom was called off. We also concenfrafed our 'rhoughfs on fhe collecfion of salvage. As a reward fhose classes bringing in fhe mosf re- ceived broadcasf ficlcefs. Since 90 percenf of our girls pledged fo buy a specific number of sfamps once a weelc, fhe Treasury Deparfmenf al- lowed us fo fly fhe lvlinufe lvlan flag. During fhe ferm our sfamp and bond sales reached an all-fime high of SI00,000. For fhis achievemenf fhe 6.0. presidenf chrisfened a Naval minesweeper. Our nexf school proiecf was fo purchase 575,000 worfh of sfamps and bonds. A bomber boughf from fhis sale was called Wings from Walfon. Af fhe end of IQ43, iuniors proud of fheir progress in war serv- ices were more hopeful of fhe fufure. This was fhe beginning of an evenf- ful year. On Play Nighr fhe Blues friumphed over fhe Whifes, fheir for- merly successful opponenfs. The Var- sify Show for Sevens only was a success wifh ifs cafeferia and nighf club scenes. Af fhe firsf 6.0. dance, Science scholars became Lindy advo- cafes as fhe all-male band beaf ouf hof numbers. Since fhe Navy used our audiforium for broadcasfs, much confusion was caused by fhe visifs of Franlc Sinafra, Eddie Canfor, Ray lvlil- land, and Joan Davis. The Yeoman of fhe Guard, fhe annual opereffa, wifh ifs dazzling cosfumes and rousing finale caused much favorable com- menf. Walfonifes sfrove fo raise . . . AND GN 33,000 for fhe purchase of six fher- mos urns fhaf would serve our serv- ice men wifh drinks. A few monfhs affer fhis pledge, we proudly pre- senfed our checlc fo The Red Cross. Wifh senior crew caps sef iaunf- ily on our heads and lceys dangling from our neclcs, fhe class of January i945 began fhe lasf lap. Senior dues, 6.0. membership, and pins required immediafe financial affenfion. The falcing and receiving of phofos caused much hilarify. Senior music broughf abouf fhe downfall of fhe seconds and many Bahs. Cn Red Leffer Day fhe cafeferia was fhe scene of cam- eras. calces, and seniors dressed in brighf red, singing Auld Lang Syne. Class Nighf, enfifled G. I. '45, was unforgeffable, especially fhe fresh- man-senior, phofography, and exam- inafion scenes. ln January, unashamed fears were shed as we planfed ivy. Thaf lasf weelc of school meanf our nemesis-Regenfs. Resulfs proved fhaf hisfory and English could nof sfop a hopeful senior. Graduafion Day was near af hand. l-low scholarly we felf marching info lvlanhaffan Cenfer complefely ouffiffed in cap and gown! ln our hearfs we realized fhaf fhese exercises were our fare- well fo adolescence and fhe begin- ning of adulf life. Thus affer four years of educafion Forward marches fhe younger gen- erafion. VIVIENNE BECKERMAN MARILYN PRAGER ARISTA Lell fo Right, Row I-Annelre Warren, Gussie l-leclwl, Monica Ullman, Lucille Radus, Claire Slorlc, Esfelle Cooperrnan. Row 2-Edillw Krumrn, Lucille Waldman, Marianne Tice, Belly June Colien, Malilda Badini, Concefla Caceci, Rene Cohen, Renee Targan. Row 3-Eleanor Slcine, Selma Rubenslein, Angelina Delia, Jean Tianen, Corinne Scnalaericlc, Gloria Waqler, Cecelia Viliello Plnyllis Mandell. HONOR ROLL Lell lo Riqlil, Row I-Gussie l-leclnl, Annelle Wari'en, Liselolle Neue-r, Anila liaclwlenloerq, Renee Tarqan, Dorolliy DiPierro. Row 2-Selma Rubcnslein, Rulli Gvoelz, Angelina Delia, Gl0'ia Vlfaqler Phyllis Mandell, Lucille Kiel. 60 SENIOR OFFICERS Leff ro Right Row I-Marilyn Feifrvef, Dorofhy Dipierro, Doris Manqino, Row 2-Selma Rubcmsieirt. Erika Harimann. CLASS PRESIDENTS Lef? io Riqlwf, Row lAScNma Shapiro, Charloffe Schwenker, Jovina Lalli, Dovofhy ReYdmuUer, Eileen Kennealfy. Row 2-Rene Cohen, Marion Hoise, Dorofhy Cards-No, lnflebnrq Brafhauou Hahn Sewair, Pafricia Maqqio, Gloria Mikaken. 6 I ART PERSONALITY LITERARY 62 PERIWINKLE SCHOLARSHIP Leif Io Righf, Row I-Marilyn Kirschner, Floriia Herz, Gussie Hechi, Anneiie Warren, Esielle Cooper- man, Monica Ullman, Liselolie Neuer, Conceiia Caceci, Rene Cohen, Renee Targan. Row 2-Lucille Waldman, Dorolhy DiPierro, Marianne Tice, lrene Faiica, Jovina Lalli, I-larriei Rofhwax, Sophie Dellis, Riia Bleecher, Ediih Krumm, Esielle Davis, June Weinsiein, Shirley Shiclc. Row 3-Bernice Rose. Lucille Kiel, Elaine Reichiield, Sylvia Lemell, Pearl Greenhaus, Lucille Malamud, Phyllis Mandell, Erma Edberg. Beairice Rolhsiein, Aniia Trachienberg. Row 4-Ruih Fogel, Anne Adler, Joyce Schoen. Dorofhy Srabian, Cecelia Vifiello, Gloria Wagler, Jean Tianen, Angelina Delia, Doris Wilhelm, Riia Scarano, Selma Rubenslein, Grace Pefo, Eleanor Slcine. PERIWINKLE ART STAFF Leif fo Righi, Row I-Elizabelh Moriiz, Aniia Cohen, Vicioria Reslci, Doroihy Reid- muller, Joan Armsfrong, Doroihy Bohr. Row 2-Aniia Sierenson, Diana Shube, Inger Sahlin, Edifh Samuels, Sonia Lowensiein, Ellen Angres, Alice Flisser. PERSONALITY STAFF 81 CLERICAL STAFF Lei? lo Righr, Row I-Blossom Tilzer, Lilyan Marmorsiein, Doris Schanzer, Doris Marigino, Naomi Lurie. Row 2-Ann Treglia, Lenore Sessler, Geraldine Borfsfein, Joan Grobin, Joyce Sober, Bernice Kleinman. Alice Parseghian. Row 3-Rhoda Moses, Irma Goldman, Cecille Edelman, Inger Sahlin, Ecliih Samuels, Arlyn Mailhews, Edyihe Slriclc, Pearl Schwadron, Phyllis Mandell. Row 4-Ellen Flaheriy, Charlofie Schwenlcer, Claire Kilcullen, Elsie Zinlc, Marilyn Prager, Helen Milohis, Anna Caragliano. LITERARY STAFF Leif io Right, Row I-Sylvia Wollc, Helene Hermann, Vivienne Beclcerman, Marilyii Prager, Edyihe Sfriclc. Row 2-Phyllis Mandell, I-ledy Slrauss, Jean Goldsmifh, Ediior-in-Chief, Nafalie Brandsiein, Frieda Baron. 63 G. O. COUNCIL Leif fo Riqlif-Dorofhy DiPierro, Jeanne Vaccaro, Virqinia Scoqnamillol Angelina Delia, Ruin Lelnrer, G. O. REPS. Leif fo Riqhl, Row I-Edrena Lon Boniiz, Jane Tyrrell, Florence Sleinberg, Ellen Traufmann, Nancy Clnrisfieno. Row Zefxnna Caraqliano, Virginia Serricclwio, Jean Sullinqer, Dorolny Bolwr, Row 3-Jean Goldsmilli, Erma Edberq, Geraldine Borlslein. 64 COURT Leff fo Riqnf---Sheba Gaynor, M0515 Weiner, Esfelle Cooperman, Jeanne Vaccaro Abby S'uizer BOARD OF ELECTIONS LH To Rlhr R 'q , ow I-Ruin Michaelson, June Pesfronlc, Cynfhia Eqeilca, Evelyn Pidqeon, Irene elsen. Row 2-Rufh Goodman, Bernice Leviri, Lorraine Sclnuyler, Neifie Osrer, Helen Schumacher. . 4 O, ,rf -L fawz. ,Qui 65 V532 .A0j5f.4L,gfy'z.e.a:b4 ,, fl ,Agn-ff' iles' - . - 4142.1 Q1 Vbwf del-L1 'Cs Y ', I 5 -L .9 ' N 14. . '43 I . , , - 'f .4 I 5 -'h ' n ' , 0 LOG FORT DRAMATICS 66 P IN THE LOG OFFICE Lefr To Righi, Row IhMari0rIe Raclwmel, Barbara Weilcerf, Barbara Wolperf, Joan MFWGL Jean King, Derry Vfillonbuclwei Row 2-Slwerrre Landau, Rifa Kafz, Joan Rosenzweiq, Gloria Sommer, Leafrice Young. Lcfr to Righf-Jeanne Torqoq, Groria Levy, Norma Hrscn. SENIORS IN DRAMATICS Lcfr To Rlglwr-Miriam Friedman, Rifa Gresen, Francine Uoblcin, Naomi Lurie, Florence Katz. EAST AND WEST CLUB Lell To Riqhr, Row I-Rose Eqliiqian, Elorcnce Slcinberq, Helen Rufl, Angelina Colasanli, Bernice Fisherman. Row 2-Maiilda Badini, Clirisfina Mccorrniclc, lris Siegel, Raslielle Klein, l-larriel Rudes. Estelle Moore, Erlnel Klein, Sophie Dellis, Row 3-Eleanor Skine, Evelyn Ruiolplw, Lucille Waldman, Norma Dinqeldein, Elaine Allen, Elaine Pomeranz, Dolores Eorlaleza, Rosemarie Arnone, Lila Slcidell. Row 4-Elaine Reiclifield, Anne Slonimslcy, Lila Zucker, Lucille Sclwwarlzman, Ann Benlele, Alice Sulewslci, Ellen Dieler, Eleanor Misroclc, Selma Rubenstein, Esrelle Nizolek, Beverly Zims, Sheila Jaclcson, Jacqueline Siennolm. Row 5-Marianne Tice, Mildred Heallner, Gloria Scardaccione, Margaret Wenqerf, Belly l-larlmelz, Jeanne Vaccaro, Callnerine Romer. Marqarel Klecslca, Arline Kalin, SENIOR SCRIBES Left lo Right, Row I-Ruflw Giliberf, Doris Manqino, lrene l-lornacelc, Alice Ringwood, Flora Foqel. Row 2-Slnirley Slniclc Dorollny Dipierro, Angelina Delia, Anne Adler, Grace Pero, Elizabellw Moriilr Mildred Aberboolc. Ellen Anqres. PWM ,MM Si FW as lr 15:5 R542 FE E5 3 A32 lixia BS: BR CHORAL CLUB ORCHESTRA xi YP l i Leif lo Riqlrir, Row I4Geneyieve Voiqilandor, Annelle Vfarron, Joan S. Srnilli, Sally Schuman, Gladys Newman. Row 2-Joan Berry, Jean Tianen, Corinne Scliabericlr, Rosalind Goldman, Ruflw Elmowslry, Bernice Kleinrnan, Selma Goldapper, Crisla Horn. Row 3-Barbara Horn, Dorollny l-laqedorn, Nellie Gilson, Reqina Karaszewski, Cliarlolle l-larnburq, Eleanor Conrad, Edillw Krurnrn, Marilyn Brafrnan, Gloria Levy, Mary Harris, Dorollwy Kapeller. Row 4--Zona Brielsrein, Rhoda Moses, Belly Lesser l-larriel Posnalc, Virginia Scoqnamillo, Barbara Brady, Esllier Glass. Leif lo Right, Row I--fClaire Rainlord, Joyce Jacobson, Anila Einsolwn, Bernice Fischer, Barbara Silver, Rosalie Goldinq, Row 2--Rlioda Levine, Esrelle Simon, Rosalie Laslcer, Barbara Ryslwpan, Janice Rosenlield, Sonia Rabinowifz, Alice Texoon. Row 3-Berry Baumqarfen, Sliirley Kopil, Anna Lancli, Rulli Sclwllze, Raquel Sabal, Gloria De La Paz, Harrie? Zadan, Gerlrude Saelcamp, Barbara Waxman, Gladys Dirnberqer, lrls Kelnyan. Row 4gCaroline Blurslein, Plwyllis Mobile, Cynllwia Giber- rnan, Marie Marlcaly, Dorofliy l-lolzlrnan, Muriel Feingold, Jean Simpson. I THE PERFECT SCHOOL SYSTEM The perTecT school sysTem Tor WalTon: High School co-ed. EscalaTors up and down. Yellawsfone NaTional Park Tor Senior Garden. Orders in The caTeTeria Taken by waiTers. Underground passage To ClinTon. Nine o'clock A. M.-dismissal. Gum chewing advocaTed Tor healThy TeeTh. EnTerTainmenT in lunchroom-Teacher's Follies. Red LeTTer Day every day. Grade advisers-Grade A, Grade B, Grade C. . . Escape Trom TesTs-inTirmary on every Tloor. NearsighTed Teachers wiThouT eye glasses. EmancipaTion oT WalTon undergraduaTes. RaTioning of women Teachers. AlTos To sing loudly enough To make up Tor second soprano. Tiddlywinlcs as a physical Training acTiviTy. Ice-cream sodas mixed in chem. lab. Or No school! RequesTTully yours. FRIEDA BARON, Pl-IYLLIS MANDELL. I-IEDY STRAUSS. 69 AROUND THE sci-iooL up N Q ix g 333 Q 1 lx: 255 THE SENIORS ThaT' Friday morning cold and brigh+ when Mom pulled me Trom bed You ruined my dream, I walled wiTh woe: and boy, did I see red. Red shirT, red blouse, red socks, red shoes, my room looked Tiery gay. To Think ThaT I had overslepT on my Red LeTTer Day! No sandman wiTh his bag oT dreams could keep me Trom The Tun. I grabbed my coaT, IeTT books behind, and sTarTed on The run. I reached The school midsT Throngs oT girls, and' This please do noT Tell- The Teacher didn'T see me, buT I came in pasT The bell. And ThaT, dear seniors, iusT began my mosT evenTTuI day. By The Time 'Twas Through, my voice was gone. IJusT where I couldn'T say.I In Tiery red we marched Through school: The cosTumes were The besT. And no one could have Topped our duds, noT even Vera WesT. And Tor The besT, iT would be hard To say who'd geT our voTes, 'TwixT devils Tierce and DuTch girls gay and lively music noTes. Some girls dressed up in cap and gown came in ThaT rioTous morn And marched down halls each arm in arm wiTh husky ears oT corn. Senior picTures in The garden and alThough 'Twas deaThly cold We venTured ouT-no muTTlers seen-we seniors sure were bold. I learned 'bouT waTching Tor The Trosh, 'bouT pinning signs and such. l learned ThaT one could Tell a senior-buT couldn'T Tell her much. I learned 'bouT eaTing cake plus pie wiTh every senior lass. You'd say I learned a loT?-P.S. I didn'T learn in class! And when The aTTernoon rolled round, I'd had my joys galore. The besT was yeT To come. I had my NighT of STars in sTore. In The TheaTer all was quieT-Then-eighT ThirTy-Tive Bang! Bang! wenT all The guns and Through The curTain came The Jive. AT Freshman Fun I howled and screamed, and knew iT To be True For once I Too was in TirsT Term. ICome on: own up. Weren'T you?l 72 I I C E LE B RATE lnTo The oTTice Treshies came, noT Thinking oT The cosT, I And saw ThaT whaT They ThoughT was Tound was iusT whaT had been losT. STudy hall was mad and wild wiTh low spoTs leTT and righT - And Teachers wanTing volunTeers in boiler room aT nighT. To school each morn on Trolley car where one can hardly move Was picTured wiTh a sIighT requesT Teachers, please geT in The groove. I I Then Tound ouT ThaT here in school we're eaTing wiTh The besT. I l Pushing wagons, Iugging Trays is done by us wiTh zesTI?l , . AbouT our Tood There's one Thing more I do noT Think you know I The Tood you eaT Today, dear girls, was broughT in weeks ago. Exams were picTured True To liTe and TesTs loroughT Tales oT woe. Oh! who wroTe all The labor laws and where does money go? Come here, my liTTIe cherub dear. and bandage up each maid. To you iT may seem quiTe a mess-To us iT's iusT FirsT Aid. The Teacher in The chem. scene leTT, buT hadn'T wandered Tar, i When up lumped DoT and showed us how each liTTle sheep says, Baa. I I saw a classroom scene ThaT seT my mind in whirls Wi+h answers by The Teachers and The quesTions by The girls. Oh, The PiTy of IT All depicTed senior ha+s and Then, ATTer seeing whaT we looked like, we said we'd wear Them ne'er again. ATTer waTching Senior PicTures There's i.usT one Thing I don'T see For whom should I have piTy-The phoTographer or me? Mid roses and our blessings The Teachers Took a bow. Our TaculTy is really Tops. We'll remember Them-and how. BuT soon The curTain lowered and each oT us Then knew Our senior Tun was over. Red LeTTer Day was Through. And Then we leTT, as iT in dreams, ioys overTlowing ev'ry cup. BuT if 'Twas only all a dream, why did you have To wake me up? Pnvius MANDELL 73 PIN-uP sENioRs -y . 4 T 'Wgf:S5?552A: 33233551582 Efffikif. 'JJ' ' Eggfffvr?-3flf.. A.- .- Fifffffr :iii-A. . .2551 - n' v 4 -5.-gm. 4. .:fg:kg:.g:.5: - ,,-,.- . vsfvz.-z-ah: .1 0... .. :Z- 7 ' ,5:if:!f:: izzffwrrf' Ezgimfixyzg f-ffsfzsagggg fff5'32':6gzfgk ,. .--f:.',.f: , ..-:.-:ra , :gn-g..g..',.X ,.......,A... 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Food means much To The youTh of Today, and by Tood l mean hoT dawgs, chop suey, and hamburgers wiTh - meaning onions, oT course. MoThers Tear Their hair and wonder if The liTTle saniTy They have leTT is slowly buT surely ebbing away when They gaze upon The Tine chicken dinner ThaT remains uneaTen because Two hamburgers wiTh have TirsT Tound Their way inTo Their daughTer's digesTive sysTem. l haven'T a Thing To wear, is The Tamiliar cry OT lamenTing girls. IT is amazing To observe The expression oT chagrin on Their Taces if They are noT permiTTed To buy a new Tuchsia sloppy Joe or To replenish Their already over- sTuTTed wardrobe wiTh a shoT pair oT saddles or perhaps a long, snazzy corduroy iackeT. There may be a war on buT one Thing ThaT The Tairer sex won'T permiT To be raTioned is cosmeTics. On every girl's dressing Table is Tound a proTusion oT arTicles inTended To make every damsel a sighT-Tair To behold. WheTher or noT This craving is always realized is deTiniTely debaTable. The diTTerence is very acuTe beTween The sTudenTs' relucTanT sTeps aT 8:24 and The hurried, eager sTeps aT 2:45. A cold which did noT dampen The spiriTs oT The vicTim aT a dance The nighT beTore is always anxiously looked upon The nexT day. needless To say, a school day. The vicTim is sure 'gfftffbfa-I 51: -'-'Wfxu .- 'lg' Q, W -4, - . ...-. --.--.--.-'----- ------- A W. -fn,gE':w::f::f::e:fi::f- I A' P3':5:J:i::!5::::iEiil33j:::.TT3,?f 'f fijif- 511 ii' Fi ' 157: ':4bJ.3:f':1':f'f 'EHS 'F .J 51:1 .' :-. - '- I- rr ff- : F523 kfifcf f - '4 F- ::- xi:-' -:ry -g lq:g.,.,, 16: . f . :!-:- ,. -:Im :EFI-r. 5:2-'meal-. A gf' :gi :! 51 :,:f' :hah .5f,t,:,f:!. 1 ?g5:,.-:f5:- 5, gf 5, gf 5-:,,2,5:f,:. .:,-.,:,-.,? 'I' Tw ,:f: ' :vm '.'5:. if - V: 3 ', T4fTi'i.'fii,'M3?' st I ::, :ggrgfifgxff A 'gg ', -.5-'affff :: - 5 ' ' 'ra 55 if! Q, ' , 552 ' .,.. '-,1 ': 'T', ', '15 :Wi ffl 555515 H U H T 'T ' ' .. : 1 1' '- 4' 41: r' .. 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The swooner crooner or The Voice has a slrange hypnolic ellecl on lhe bobbysock brigade, when he croons one ol lheir lavoriles, such as This Love ol Mine: lhey wail in line hours and hours iusl lo gel a lleeling glimpse ol him. Upon hearing his soll lhrob- bing voice, lhey emil in unison ecslalic sgueals, vibraling sighs, and some even aclually swoon. , Whal are olher amusemenls ol youlh? Going lo lhe lhealer is a gay way lo spend an evening, especially should lhe play be Oklahoma or lhe perennial lavorile Life wilh Falher. Many a 'leen ager likes lo ensconce hersell in an easy chair wilh A Tree Grows in Brooklyn and read liusl lo prove she has learned somelhing in schooll, And lhen lhere's lhe poor harassed molher who's deluged wilh pleas ol Please lend me some money. l'll give il back lo you as soon as l gel my allowance. Aller all, Mom, Casablanca is around lhe corner and il's only lorly-lour cenls. Yes, il is lun lo be young. 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