Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

 - Class of 1948

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ANNETTE COOPERSMITH LITERARY EDITOR ART EDITOR JOAN RIPPS JANET KING LITERARY STAFF ART STAFF GLORIA ASNIN, FELICE BIKALES, SELMA MARILYN STEINMAN, Assisfonf Edi+or: HAN- BRECHER, GLORIA BURNETT, HARRIET FRIE- NAH BARROW, ROSE D'AGOSTINO. EDITH DENSON, ANNA POLLARA, LILLIAN PREINS- FLIEGMAN, BARBARA GERTZKIS, LOLIA BERGER, ROSLYN ROSOFF, EVA SCHESSEL, MATTER, DOREEN MARKS, CATHERINE LINDA SODER, GLADYS STETSKY, FLORENCE MIANO, CHARLOTTE WEISS. ANTOINETTE WOHLBERG, CLAIRE WORON. YOSUA. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF ANNELIESE SCHNEIDER, Ediforr SELMA BRECHER, FRANCES INGBER, ANTOI- NETTE YOSUA. PERSONALITY STAFF POSALIE AMATO, MARGARET BAYER, GRACE BYRON, FRANCES EDWARDS, GLORIA FISHER, REBECCA FRANCIS, MARILYN HOROWITZ, ERNESTINE Mc- COWAN, FRANCINE PETRILLO, MARY POLLOCK, LUCY SCARINO, EUGENIA THIRY, MILDRED ZAMBARDINO. ADVISERS MRS. HOPE GOODWIN, Liferoryq MRS. AGNES STEINBERIG. Art MISS FRANCES WEBER. Personolify. N, ,.g-I.-pf-4, F f 2 .Qdl:CLlfl:01'l ln liumilify, bu+ wiflw lnope ond deferminolion, we, The senior closs. solemnly dedicofe our yeclrlooolc 'ro youlh. Youllw is on ollribule nor only of l'l1e young, laul ol all who possess vi+oli+y ond progressive llwoughls ond ideos. Tlnese ore all imporfonl lodoy loecouse ol flue loslc of building ci secure lulure for poslerily. Oplimislicolly, you'rl1 slrides forword prepared lo oid in Jrlwe develop- menf of o loe'r'rer Jromorrow. 4 The lime has come 'ro parl from all fhe res'rg We would nor wan'r The wheel of progress slowed. For 'rhough we've loved The years of foil and fesf. We know +ha+ Life's a longer, broader road. In fhese four years of sfudy, joy, and Jreors, The problems of lhe world were our concern. ln one respecl, These have been our besl years. They've faughl' us iusl how much we have lo learn We open now These pages, and we hope To find here undersranding, humor, frufh, And Though we have obfained a wider scope. Be able srill lo live again our youfh. Though we be famous, weal'rhy, wise, or fool May we sfill hold fond memories of school. HARRIET FRIEDENSON. an r 'ix Al 'T iunilgm R' f 54 L ' X 3- X!! Xxx IW qi' fn n li 2 X943 nw JA is Wlswgw 'nfl' i f J AWUAQV nl E A945 JA I if S45 X946 . To 'rhe Graduales of January, l948: I am glad lo be back wilh you for This, your las'r lerm a+ Wallon. l've been 'l'Old you are a fine, responsive class wilh capable officers elecied by you. You have had happy, carefree days here 'ro which you will look back wi+h pleasure. l can well undersland l'ha+ lhey have been l'he besl ' h ld years so far. Olhers are aheacl. Il you are malurlng as you s ou be, ou are finding auf 'rhal l'he source of happiness is wiihin your- Y sell. If you develop lhis source. you will be growing in capacily for enioying wha? you make of life. Then you will find 'rhal in many lulure years you can look back and say. This was lhe besf year of my life. I wish lor each of you Thai' you lake from Wallon ihoughls. ideals, and ways of aclion fha? will help you make a happy life. Sincerely yours. .u4...., Q. iuyxvww. 6 jhanlm gm thc i Dorofhec B. Driscoll Adminisfrafive Assisfanf Julia E. Hols+e, Dean , R v : il' t v i ..-, I .: V, J , 'i , q Dr. Seidie Miss Harrison Mrs. Houber Mr. Gordon Miss Hughes Miss Schein Mr. Broder Mrs. Felter Mrs. Easferbrook Mrs. Schlanger Miss Berges Dr, Kummerlg 7 SENIOR ADVISERZ Miss May J. McLaughlin. ' I I I I ADVISERS: Sfundingz Mrs. Markels, Miss Gaddis, Miss Reardon. Seuied: Miss Sfrongfeld, Mrs. Wessel. 8 W Mr. Je erson Purcell I+ is somerimes said lhaf +he happiesl days of one's life are lhose spenr in high school. Whal do l wenlr ro boarding you remember abour your 'reen-age years? school . . . lilced if. Rarher agree wilh above s+a're- menf. I remember bes'r ihe Dramalic Club . . . had The lead in Secref Service and admired rhe blond leading man. I really enjoyed if. l always danced and sang in school plays . . . loved school . . . s'rill do. l had numerous concerl' 'ries and worlced wirh lhe Second Lilrle Thealer Group in America. Happiesl momenl' came offer nine years in high school when I received +he nexr 'ro The lowesf marlc in my final Spanish exam. Remember 'rhe dress I wore To my senior prom . . . pinlc chiffon wilh a blue sa'rin sash. The sleeve was required fo be six inches long and 'rhe gown had +o be broughl' ro school ro be olcayed. Wenl' fo Walion and loved ir. Memories of my senior prom held in fhe affernoon . . . sand- wiches cmd rea were served . . . had a wonderful lime. sox Q5 Miss Anne Reardon I was always infer- esied in allwlefics: how- ever, if never occurred fo me, lhen, +o become a gym reacher. M rs. Doro+hy Yawger. Miss E. Hedwig Schein Mr. Jacob Mufson Mrs. Anne McCracken Mrs. Irma Horn bliss, QfLCQ4-LN Snowflakes lazily drifTed in The air, fluTTered abouT, and offer a momenf of indecision, dropped To The sugar coaTed pavemenT below. Eppie Senior, sfanding by The window, saw in each falling snowflake nosTalgic visions of her high school days. WiTh an inTermingling of ioy and sorrow, her memories shifTed back To her firsT day in WalTon . .. T-low well remembered was ThaT day when she eagerly sTared aT The seemingly massive build- ing ThaT was To be her home for The nexf year. l-ler firsT few weeks There broughf many adiusf- menTs lbeing direcTed To The boiler room in search of The cafeferia aT The advice of some good naTured educaTed freshman was buT onel. buT soon she found herself really enioying school. AfTer parTicipaTing in WhiTe ElephanT Sales, War Bond Rallies, kniTTing of afghans, sal- vaging of paper, and successfully complefing a course in garbage disposal of N. Y. C. Eppie, Too, became one of Those illusTrious beings, a Two. This meanT being able To reserve Ten seaTs on The Special Bus, and being able To give good naTured advice To innocenf freshmen. JusT as she was able To really call The Annex her home, her happy reign as a Two came To an end and her Thoughfs Turned To The Main Build- ing. The same vague fears she had felT as a firsT Termer reTurned as she again gazed aT an even larger building. Inside, iT suddenly dawned on her ThaT all WalTon boys wenT To Clinfon. ln Third Term, Eppie unknowingly aided The war efforT wiTh The pile of cuT slips she accumulaTed, before some senior informed her ThaT, yes, The Nafaforium was The swimming pool. ThaT Term again, Eppie volunTeered To ioin The G. O., and in refurn was able To view her hearT Thrab, Mr. Alan Ladd, in China. The focf ThaT The movie proiecTor broke down regularly every half hour did noT dampen her joy. Towards The mid- dle of The Term. however, a conTrasTing noTe was sfruck by The irreparable loss of Franklirv Delano Roosevelt She realized The irony of life when ToTal vicTory was achieved a monTh aTTer his unfimely deafh. ln fourTh Term, The skaTing parTy proved To be a huge success, and she was firsT infroduced To somefhing she would remem- ber always wiTh regreT-RegenTs. l'ler iunior year sTarTed wiTh The Waves leav- ing l'lunTer and wiTh The U. N.'s coming To Take Their place. As The enTrance was guarded by a plaToon of handsome marines, she soon realized how much This inTernaTional organizciTion was helping The world iand WalTonl. BUT, ThaT semes- ler, her lillh lerm picnic was poslponed because ol circumslances beyond her conlrol-rain. The G. O., in an ellorl lo console, presenled Jane Eyre, and lhal lerm loo, lhe Choral Club pre- senled The Mikado. In lillh lerm she was linally caughl by Wallon's Trallic Marshall, lrying lo go up a down slaircase. By sixlh lerm she was sullicienlly recovered lo go lo her Junior Prom. Under slarry skies, a crescenl moon, and soll lighls in Gym I, she dreamily danced lo lhe lheme song, Slardusl. The Gym seemed a lar cry lrom lhe spol where she wenl lhrough lri- weekly gymnaslic loils, ll Mr. Gromyko, during one ol his slrolls, had chanced lo slop al Wallon, he would have been pleasanlly surprised lo learn lhal she was cemenling American-Rus sian relalions wilh her gracelul inlerprelalion ol his nalive Troika. ln February, she lraded her huge unwearable olh lerm bullon lor lhe seven's key lhal was lo open lhe door lo her senior year. Il seemed lhal luck was againsl her as lar as picnics were con- cerned because she was again rained oul. Bul having gone lhrough seven lerms ol Hloughening up, she and some ol her more slurdy lriends braved lhe winds, lhunder and slormy seas on lhe Slalen Island lerry lhal look lhem lo Clove Lake Park. There lhey showed all lheir rowing abilily in waler-lilled boals and lried lo build a lire wilh wel LOGS. Sevenlh lerm also broughl lhe merry lunes ol lhe Pirales of Penzance, posing belore cameras lor Periwinkle piclures, ordering senior iewelry and hals, choosing her senior cel- ebrilies, and making oul college applicalions. Finally lhe day when she was an Eighl ar- rived, bringing wilh il unlorgellable memories. Never will she lorgel lhe hilarily ol Red Leller Day, when she lrolicked lhrough lhe halls. In lhe evening lhe Besl Years ol Our Lives were depicled in lhe sparkling class nighl salires. These. however, were bul lhe beginning lo never-lo-be-lorgollen senior evenls. Nexl came lhe Senior Prom, where Eppie, as a sophislicaled senior, proudly displayed her Prince Charming. And now, every lime Eppie chanced lo glance al a sprig ol ivy, she could nol and would nol lorgel lhe solemnily ol her own Ivy Day. The climax ol lhe lerm came wilh learlul senior music and lhe ever lriumphanl gradualion .... The lasl llakes ol snow were scllly drilling and melling inlo lhe nighl as Eppie's reminiscing came lo an end. She realized lhen, lhal lhough snowllakes may vanish, her memories ol Wallon would remain wilh her lorever. Who would ever have ThoughT ThaT aT one Time WalTon High School was a single room wiTh hardly mpre Than a dozen sTudenTs? Mary WalTon, who was The wife aT General Lewis Morris, one of The signers aT The DeclaraTion of Independence, sTarTed a school in her home To educaTe her own and neighborhood children. This kindly woman and her husband lived in The Morris Mansion on Willis Avenue: however, Wal- Ton's TirsT real home was on ST. Ann's Avenue and One l-lundred ForTy-FirsT STreeT. A number of years laTer, The school was moved To The old Evander Childs building and Then, Tinolly, To The beauTiTul school we now know as WalTon. lf we could go back To RevoluTionary Days, we would see a chain of TorTresses overlooking The Kingsbridge Valley. The guns of The largesT TorTress, Number Four, were aimed aT The siTe which our school now occupies. Sfill laTer, The horse racing in Jerome Park drew large weekly crowds from The surrounding neighborhood. Some Time aiTerward, The ciTy purchased The properTy where The reservoir is now locaTed. whence zephyrlike breezes blow merrily around WalToniTes' hair on cool days. gf, ' NJ WH fig! WV fx 91 fx jgng Jggj E - Y CADEN ABRAHAM I339 Infervcle Avenue March 4 Singer ,,, if J. fi? ,gy GLORIA ADORANTE ELEANOR AGUDO NANCY AIDALA IRIS ALEXANDER 2I8l Belmonf Avenue 92I Bruckner Boulevard 2I6I Soulliern Boulevard 3660 Waldo Avenue April I3 December 9 January 29 Augusf 25 Singer Inferprefer Language sfenographer Cerfified public accounlanf I 5- ..i-: jig. gi JANET ANDERSON RITA ANEKSTEIN SHIRLEY ANGEL JUDITH APREA 2324 Universily Avenue I56I Lbngfellow Avenue I823 Belmonf Avenue 232 Easf I48 S+reeI April 20 May 30 Seplernber 8 Oclober I6 Bookkeeper Secreiary Music Ieacner Secrelary 25 A, I 25,51 GRACE AVILA ALICE AYANIAN II38 Manor Avenue 206l Ryer Avenue December 9 February IB Sienographer Composer a 3? CYNTHIA BADIAN 3505 Wayne Avenue February 28 Receplionisi' 3141955 I I ' JEAN ALLAN HELENE ALPERSTEIN ROSALIE AMATO IRENE AMBROSE DIANE ANDERSON 334 Egg I44 Sheef 2400 Dovidgon Avenue 754 Eos? ZI9 Sires? 38l3 While Plains Road 28lO Morris Avenue May IB Ocifober 15 December 4 March 27 November 27 Privale secrelary Fashion designer ' Boolclceeper Secrelary Bookkeeper H GLORIA ASNIN THELMA ATKINS BARBARA AUSTIN JOAN AUSTIN 735 Walfon Avenue I Wesf 182 Sfreef l629 Garfield Sireel l65 Wes? I97 Sfreef Augusf 25 May 22 March I April I3 Radio aclress Teacher Nurse Nurse el 'E X I 'wb :AQ H I I vfhj .Q-? u 5 --- -Q HANNAH BARROW LILA BARSKY IRENE BATCH I360 Ogden Avenue 2690 Universify Avenue 4553 Richardson Avenue Sepfember I6 March 23 June 4 Commercial arfisf Stage adress Teaching I D p nuff. Q 49 kk S a L QQ NANCY BAUMANN DELORES BAUR CLARA BAYER 840 Grand Concourse 3044 Kingsbridge Avenue 2427 Websfer Avenue gm Ocfober I4 May I2 Sepiember 9 Secrefary Secrefary Secrefary ELAINE BEFELMAN ISABEL BEIRO MARION BENAIM HELEN BENDER l82I Andrews Avenue 759 Eos? I52 S+reeI' 796 Easi I63 SIreeI 50 Eas+ I96 S+reeI' January 28 March I3 March 5 February I4 Dancer Sparish +ransIaIer Docfor DenIaI Iwygienisf ANITA BERNHEIM FRANCES BERNSTEIN MADELINE BIBBO FELICE BIKALES ANITA BLANC 2460 Davidson Avenue 2666 Valeniine Avenue 299 Easi I58 Sfreef IOS I-Iawksione Sireei 422 Grand Concourse April 27 Moy 30 April 27 June 26 ApriI 7 Teacher Secrefary Housewife Merchandising Privafe secrefary FIRE X I sf. Z 4 Jjq be MARGARET BAYER SUZANNE BECKER CYNTHIA BEDER II98 Clay Avenue I075 Nelson Avenue I78O Davidson Avenue Q February II November I7 March I0 ' Nursing Teaching Acfress n GERALDINE BENNA JEAN BENSON DIANA BERG BEATRICE BERMAN 8l9 Triniiy Avenue I070 Washingfon Avenue 2I7 Easf I82 Sfreei 940 Easi IBO Sfreef March 6 .IuIy 8 February 8 November 23 Sienographer Dancer Housewife Teacher ARLENE BLANK 3560 Rochambeau Avenue March I Privafe secreiary MARLENE BOGDANY JASMINE BOHIGIAN GLORIA BRACCONERI 2I2I Harrison Avenue 66l Easf I75 Sfreef 4053 Edson Avenue February II .IuIy 3I May 27 Secreiary Secrefary Typisi' . K s ESTHER BRAITHWAITE 725 Home Sfreef November 24 Designer ADELINE BRANCA 2082 Hughes Avenue April 27 Secrefory nw.. MARCELINE BRANDWEIN FLORENCE BRANNIGAN we ., RENEE BRAVER I50 Wes'f I75 Shes? 345 Eclsf 193 Sfreef 30 W6S'f ISI Sffeef Ociober 30 Jonuory I I December 24 Buyer Secrefory Loborcfory Technician MARY BRINDISI RIATA USAN BROWN ANTOINETTE BRUNO 765 Courtland? Avenue IS34 Aven I Wes+ I75 Sfreei lO02 Von Nesf Avenue Auqusf 3I Ociober I9 ugusf 28 December I9 Secrefory Bookkeeper G! Q Nurse Spanish sfenographer W-D x, .-:'f 2x lf-V f C 5 KA 'UAE CPT MARGARET BURKE II33 TeHer Avenue February 25 Secrefory GLORIA BURNETT GRACE BYRON 892 Fcile Sfreef IOO9 Prospecf Avenue December 27 March I7 Journolisf Polificiun SELMA BRECHER DOROTHY BREINER LILLIAN BREMBS ROSEMARIE BREMBS EILEEN BRENNAN IO8 Field Place 93l Foile Slreel lI25 Teller Avenue II25 Teller Avenue 44I Eos? l4O Slreel Seplember IO March 7 February 7 February 7 Augusl' 2 Buyer Business url Policewoman Policewoman English 'leaclwer ROSE BRUNO DORINE BRYAN BARBARA BUCHANAN ROSEMARIE BUONINFANTE IOOZ Van Nesl Avenue 970 Prospecf Avenue 27l4 Universily Avenue 606 Van Nesl Avenue December I9 January 5 January 25 March 3I Spanish slenograplwer Slenograpluer Doclor Privale secreiary I xx ,X fflwx ,Si -U if X , 1 rg, i v fr U .,, - MARIE CAGGIANO DONATA CALVELLI I-II-I-IAN CALVERT 1 I276 Laicyelle Avenue 879 Freeman Slreef l9I5 Universify Avenue Y Augusl' 22 November I9 Augusl' I3 N, , Secreicry Slenoqroplwer Typist N X I 1 Cz, 39 I ANITA CAMPUS OLIVE JANE CANO DOLORES CANTARELLA 2092 Davidson Avenue 2l5O Sfrong Avenue 4150 Digney Avenue K March 9 July 9 July 9 Singer Professional roller slcofej Avnofrlx ,NZ ELEANOR CHERUBINI 2133 Randall Avenue April I2 OFlTce worker f A l REN EE 753 Fox I ei AL 90 DOLORES CANTILENA YVONNE CARRINGTON MARY 2I2O Crolona Avenue I39O Clinfon Avenue 2675 VGIGHIIHS Avenue . April 27 April 30 February I4 If P I N U Personnel advisor Secrefary 5eCr6IGry Alwff - Azlgll ANGIE CHESSARI MARIE 'CHIARITO THERESA CHRISTIAN GLORIA CICCARONE 245 EGSI I52 Sffeef 897 Easl 241 Slreel' 5l0 Eqgf I36 Sfreef 2936 Greene Place Seplember 7 December I0 July 31 December 26 Secrelary Teacher Business career I Personnel manager GRACE COLONDONA ANNETTE COOPERSMITH 'CHARLINE COPELAND MARION CORD FRANCES COSTA 2457 Belmonr Avenue I7l7 Vyse Avenue II05 Tinlon Avenue I Jacobus Place l873 While Plains Road April I0 November 5 Seplember I2 July I3 Augusf 26 Secrefary Economisl Pianisl' Swimming insfruclor Secrelary 3. 'W 41, GLORIA C S A PAULINE COSTA .IOAN COTTER FLORENCE 'COZEWITH MARY CRAMSIE I563 Paulding Avenue 468 Easf I44 Sfreel 2225 Sfrang Avenue 27IO Morris Avenue 237 Willis Avenue December ll February 9 Augusl 23 April 23 Oclober 29 Journalisl' Sienograplmer Clerical warlcer Buyer Privafe secrefary ANTONETTE D'AQUlNO CYNTHIA DAVIDSON FELICE DAVIDSON MILDRED DAVILMAN 36l EOS? l6l SIFGGI lI4O Union Avenue 250 Easf l78 Sfreel' 445 Eos? I74 Sfreel' November 6 December 8 February 25 July 3 Fashion dSSiqf16F Occupalional Iherapisl' Singer Nurse X J u FV J. ik s. J X Wxx Ii we-' X X x Xl l f Nx ' 1' PHYLLIS DeLaROSE LOUISE DeIIABATE LUCY DQMEO NS X-.X 739 Cosrer Slreel 2I I9 Hughes Avenue 300 Em 155 S+ree+ by i' March I5 January 25 Seplember 20 A ' Aclress Recephomsl Secrelary 1 I ROSE D'AGOSTINO VINCENZA D'AI.AURO ELEANOR DALO JANE DALZIEL lp' I , EVELYN DAPKEWICZ 785 Ecsf Tremonf Avenue 2343 Ar+I'1ur Avenue BIO Eos? ZI9 Sfreef I I64 Sheridan Aygnuq -f 868 EQSI I72 Sfreef December 24 December I9 AprII 20 ApriI 23 I Jonuory I3 Nurse Linguisf Secrefcry Courmtlfjqnogrppherx Il , Nurse ,lf 'A Ag' M EUGENIA DAVIS DORIS DeCESARE STELLA DeGENNARO THERESA DQGIORGIO l329 Prospecf Avenue I6IO Mohan Aven 2864 Websfer Avenue 244i Tiemonn Avenue Merch 5 Augusi' I3 Augusf I4 TrumpeIer Secreiury CIerIcoI worker -rn E HRM-I LE Socks g I 'KYB W rv.4,x -' J . f :', ,A CLAIRE DXON TALE iff? I yA'M'ELIA DEUTSCH GRACE DeWAARD r 679 DBCCIUV Aviflle I. ' I9I7XLoring Place 3057 BcIIey Avenue R I' g ,, ,I fN - 1 1 February I7 If I I5 Ocfober I9 Jr, KXL, j Cerriied public QLIOUIJIGIII' f 'Teacher Secrefqry -ff je , I I' 1 I I I I - U ft g ' v ' ,ff ff I III A, I A J X . IMIDWI IIIIIN' 5 Nix X J DOROTHY DiBIETZ LILLIAN DIETER dk m 776 Tinron Avenue 920 Easr I74 Sfreel' Qi W Seplember 24 January 8 TN E Secrefary Policewoman E s I JOSEPHINE DiGREGORlO I438 Websler Avenue March 28 STRAP anemia Civil Service worlrer ROSLYN DORFMAN ROMAINE DOUGHER MARY DOWD ADELA DRONSKY 2070 Grand Avenue 262 Easf 237 Sfreef 2095 Websier Avenue 592 Oak Terrace January I4 November 7 Seplember 28 May I6 Cerfified public accounfanf Model Secrelary Secrelary FRANCES EDWARDS MARGARET EIBS MARILYN EISENBERG ESTHER EISIKOFF 28I5 Grand Concourse 2326 Ryer Avenue 2l65 Ryer Avenue 864 Ecs+ 165 SIFGBI' Augusf 24 July II April 25 July 9 Office worlrer Civil Service Sienograplmy feaclwer Arfisf HILDA ELLINGER 372 Eos? I67 Sfreef December I , Model --..+L-aa . . l ..nu--,.m'mi , 1' -I fl I 1 'L I T . J 3 J q' Ml' Qi., r . , 4 '12 ' ! ,z 'Nj 1 Ck 3 -I w ,Ik 'C xdwxfx IRMA DILLER SALLY DOLIT ELLEN DONOVAN Ax I I I I I6 Gronf Avenue 2527 Valeniine Avenue I843 Pilgrim Avenue Augusf 20 Odober 26 November 25 Pediafrisf f Buyer Privafe secrefary CQ I LA. ., 'Q L- LLNQ iw -L Al, I PATRICIA DUNNING EILEEN EARLY VIRGINIA EATON DIANE ECKER l3I8 Leland Avenue 2087 Websfer Avenue 2343 Volenfine Avenue 3224 GFGHCI Concourse Sepiember I3 Augusf 27 May 2I Merch 9 Aviafrix SociaI wgrker In Chinaf Refail merchandiser If1+efiOf deC0f0I'0F I 90. Y J , 7' X 0 K I G L A A K L J , .fda X , . , 0 P I0 .Y 'flltaa EVA A 1.14.-LA .-4' 7 .IEANNE ELSENBAST JEAN ELTINGE FHYLLIS ENGEL MARY ENGELHARDT ANN ENGLISH 7IO S+. Ann's Avenue 2400 Davidson Avenue IOO5 Jerome Avenue 458 Grand Concourse 39I EasI' I43 Sfreef JuIy 9 February 28 .IUD6 7 March I8 -Iam-'0 Y 8 Secrefory Nurse ModeI Social worker SecreIary 'N 'S' JUDY ERDMAN HANNAH ERSKINE WILHELMINA EVANGELISTA EVELYN FARLEY HELEN FATT 3034 Grand Concourse 62I Eos? l35 Slreef 677 Corflc,-,df Ayenug 2408 Websfer Avenue 1700 Harrison Avenue May 22 January IO March 25 June 2 April I3 l 'dU5lfl0l UUVSIUQ Arfisf Policewcmcn Journalist Secrefary PHYLLIS FEUERSTEIN DOROTHY FEZZA DORIS FINKELSTEIN EDITH FISCHER 2094 Cresfon Avenue I766 Washinglan Avenue II73 Nelson Avenue I9l6 Loring Place Seplember 3 December 2 November 30 Seplember 20 Slenogroplner Travel Teacher Secrelury YIISN 1 NN 5 J I F N IX . L ,xt ..- l 'TH E .IOSEPHINE FLICK EDITH FLIEGMAN REGINA FOLEY 2392 Valenline Avenue 3225 Bainbridge Avenue 3279 Hull Avenue May 7 March 20 April 3 PE Scienlisl' Secrelary Journalism DOROTHY FEDAN EVELYN FEIN VIOLET FERGUSON ANNA FERRARI . 2205 Ryer Avenue , I765 Washingfon Avenue 800 Egg? I6B Sfreef 455 Easf I85 Sires? JUIY 5 . ' November 2 December 7 November 23 Dancer' 2. 'II Q Business Social service worker Adverrising mocIeI x JLI . D 'D . I w I I -f -K .,. l DEENA FISCHKOFF GLORIA FISHER ANGELINA FITTIZZI BEATRICE FITISIMMONS 2I54 Grand Avenue 2055 Grand Concourse 702 Easf I38 Sireei' 624 Easf l38 S+reeI' March 2I Augusi 25 Sepfember 2I January 24- Teacher Business Career woman Secrefary 4 Jr MELITTA FEUER 2254 Grand Concourse December I3 MMJ, MAL Q! . 7 free wwe .QQ fbi I' L! x . x X 4 I ANITA FOOTE CYNTHIA FORBES RHODA FORMAN H93 Sfebbins Avenue 2760 Grand Concourse 58I EOS? I4-0 Sfreef January 29 February 6 March 27 U D Secrefary Denial asslsianf Teacher ' f ,Ao V.- 'q .j' N y if 22M f,.,1i:r3.wA JN K X S S f7fiI Nei I ,AfX,,A,4 4 .,... M0 xtgxx THEODORA FOTOPULOS EILEEN FOWLEY REBECCA FRANCIS 752 Trinify Avenue I 655 Easf 223 Sfreer 826 Hewiif Place j February II November 27 July I5 Privafe secreIary Singer Execuhve S I i S I I JOYCE FRIEDMAN MARION FRIEDMANN' JOAN GAELICK BEATRICE GALBERD 2350 Cresfon Avenue 2400 Davidson Avenue I72 Wesi 225 Sfreer 2255 Cresfan Avenue December 4 epIember I7 Augusf I2 February 23 Opera singer afary Secreiary Teacher JMWI HARRIET GEORGE5yxVgv,y'r BARBARA GERUKIS YETTA GLAZER YVETTE GLICKENSTEIN ESTELLE GOLDBERG 2703 Webb Avenue sc, 2090 WaIIon Avenue I79I WaI'fon Avenue 2086 Cresfon Avenue I2I6 Cqllege Avenue Sepiember Il March 24 Sepiember I4 January I4 December I5 TeacHe M Radio adress Teacher Mafhemafician CommerciaI arrisi' U' X riff' JX 5. ,, , Afl I v lx Xxx Y: 'Y .Il 'M' pi Y -r,'.f'i I 1 ji! - 1 3 -7' P I K N 9 A g on Sie I Ls! LOUISE FRASCA VIVIAN FREDERICKS HARRIET FRIEDENSON 2 f 28I6 Heailw Avenue 758 Elfon Avenue 230 Cenlral Parl: Wesi' January I4 November 28 June 6 2 Linguisl Boolclceeper Journalism I - K .IOSEPHINE GANLEY EDNA GAPIN BEVERLY GARFINKEL SHIRLEY GELLER 512 EasI I46 Slreef IO42 College Avenue 2IO5 Clinfon Avenue 2072 Davidson Avenue AugusI I2 January I8 November 4 Sepfember I8 Typisf Fashion illusfralor Business ,V Sfenograplmer VIVIAN GOLDBERG JOAN GOLDEN NATALIE GOLDMAN MARION GOLDSTEIN JUDITH GOLLER I057 Sheridan Avenue 355 Crimmins Avenue 3425 Gares Place I555 Grand Concourse 2086 Creslon Avenue March 26 December 7 Ocfober I3 July 29 November I4 Enferfainer Social service worker Secrefary Adverlising Teacher w I W Vf I -' ' . . Q I E 5 ELAINE GOODMAN SUE GORDON DOROTHY GORZOLKA CHARLOTTE GOTTLIEB DOLORES GOULD 2715 Webb Avenue 2087 Cresfon Avenue 2705 Marion Avenue 2l05 Walfon Avenue l0'5I Universify Avenue Moy I4 Augusl 26 December 28 May 30 January I Hisfory feaclwer Teacher Typisl Teacher Personnel aclminlslrafor rx ii Q N W H 'I I' IV l Inj DOLORES GRILLO MABEL GROOMES BLANCHE GROSS ANITA GROSSFIELD 643 Soullnern Boulevard I329 Prospecl Avenue 56 East I84 Sfreel' l338 Slebbins Avenue March B December 7 June 7 July 29 Clerical worlxer Teacher Teacher Secrelary I - fr, I 1 4, . CQ 2 Yr S j J '4 'J 'S Tw, Py- H,-.gpl in ., I, , ELEANOR GUMMESON ANNA eursnwlu. MARIONJHXLIHNX ll X ,: 555 Timpsen Place 4589 Pork Avenue 2:22 vip il Angie' If Q h Seplember 29 December I8 February, IOI lvl-I Reporier Secrefary 'trline lbs ws jg ' in X1 IIN ' ll X. EDNA GREENBERG HARRIET GREENBERG JOAN GREENBER6 I649 Haighi Avenue 2183 Ryer Avenue 2430 Morris Avenue January 24 February I4 January 20 Lawyer Sfenographer Auihor ' RHODA GREENBERG VERA GREENIDGE 774 Fox Sfreei 889 Siebbins Avenue May 22 Sepfember I I Marhemaficicn Teacher T 'Q ISABEL UADAGNO ACACIA GUAL FLORENCE GUFELD 242C Prospecf Avenue 920 Easf 225 Sireei' l878 Anderson Avenue January 3 January I4 Aprii I Musician Pianisf Social worker J47:442,fg, 1.1 ELIZABETH HAMANN JANET HANDMAN ROSEMARY HANRAHAN 325 Easr I96 S+ree'r 2240 Grand Avenue 2775 Bainbridge Avenue Augusf 9 February 6 May 24 Linguisf Office worker Teacher MIRIAM GUILFOYLE 999 Souflwern Boulevard Ociober 30 Nurse 'NVNNHKY 5 1 D 3 0 P I f .1 1 422' ' 'Q X i -NS., .ll-14 47.415, J N PERIDDS OVER lr s, egg I' J K ELLA HARRIS W , 3905 Third Avenue x March I ZX, J I., . ,A X ij X Nurse MARY ELLEN HARRISON l255 Longfellow Avenue Ocfober I3 Secreiary ANNA HARTMANN 2095 Websfer Avenue April 22 Sienograplmer D 1 if S Q FLORENCE HEGERICH ARLENE HELMBERGER CAROL HELRICH MIRIAM HENIGMAN 2234 Liglwf Sireei 265 Easr Burnside Avenue 34IO Kingsbridge Avenue 1804 Belmonl Avenue January 22 December 24 Ocfober lB FSIDFUUVY I0 Secrefary Secrefary College T6OCl'16F S MARILYN HOROWITZ BETTY HUGHES JOAN HUTNER MILDRED IMBARRATO FRANCES INGBER 260 Eosf I76 Sfreef 3426 Grace Avenue 968 Easr 223 Sfreef 730 Eas+ 178 Slreef 250 Easf I78 Sfreef May 23 Augusf 22 Moy 3 January 3 April ll Buyer' Receplionisf Teacher Payroll clerk Arfisi' 'N SHQW Y.. f ,, 4, l RUTH HAUSER IRENE HAVRILACK MARY ANN HAYES Q , E 2364 Tiebouf Avenue 6I9 Ecsf I4O Sfreef 430 Timpson Place X Q Sepfember I6 November 3 Ocfober 23 1 0 Phofogrcpher Nurse Designer -'NX fvebwlkw A Q74 Rogers Place l3I9 Soufhern Boulevard IO93 Woshingfon Avenue 374 Ecsr I59 Sfreef November II Sepfember 22 May 26 December 3 Secrefory Pharmocisi Recepfionisi' Swimming sfor RITA JACKNOW CORRINE JACKSON EILEEN JANOVSKY LORRAINE JA HALINA JOELSON 760 Bryon? Avenue I303 Brook Avenue 35I5 Rochombeou Avenue II39 Clay A e U 397l Gouverneur Avenue June 24 Februo-ry 22 Augusf I3 Sepiember June Il Therapy Typisf Secrefcry Psychiairisfjl Teacher Uwisforyl , . LORRAINE JOHNSON LILLY JUNG VIRGINIA JURCZYK MARJORIE JURIST THEODORA KAGANIS I647 Overing Place 755 Souflwern Boulevard 2253 Bassford Avenue 2829 Kingsbriage Terrace 2485 Creslan Avenue JUVIUCVY YI January I6 March 5 Sepiember 24 May I3 Inferpreler lGermanI Ecanomisf Bookkeeper Housewife Flier D-ff-'Wo RHODA KARNOFSKY ANITA KASINDORF BETTY KATZ CATHERINE KEAVNEY 2IO0 Cres+on Avenue 893 Crolona Park Norfli 783 Fax Srreel 4lO Easf I4l Sfreef January 7 April I Augusl 8 December 26 Bookkeeper Commercial arlisl' Laboralory Ieclnnician Radio crilic I N' . W fr I if S Ima ag Qx ! 4 S t 1 1 I I X I , ANNA KILGANNON JANET KING DOROTHY KINGSTON J 620 East I4l Sfreef I9O Wesl Burnside Avenue 758 Easf I68 Sfreef March I5 Augusi' 3l Seplember 3 Typisf Execuiive Secrelary Q RUTH KANTOR ELEANOR KAHN ' AJ FLORENCE KANCHUGER BARBARA KANE SHEILA KANE 5 0 I38 3344 Forl e S+ el 9 Eosl l030 Nelson Avenue l64I Andrews Avenue Jonucry 31 Jcnucry I6 College lclromcllcsl Accounlunl' lC.P.A.I 8l Wes? I8I Sfreef July 28 Secrelory SALLY KELLER MARILYN KELTIAN JANE KENNEDY JEAN KERN 2230 Grand Concourse 390 Joclcson Avenue 2335 Volenline Avenue 667 FOX Sfreel March I3 Moy 3I July 23 Augusl I8 Denlal ossisfanl' Business Nurse French inlerpreler MIM We Alu!! - 31 1, ' .1 Dlx I Us RQ' if I3 M Q .1 1' - L f fx 5 MARILYN KIRSHENBAUM LILLIAN KISSLINGER SHIRLEY KLAR ,X Qs. I750 Monigomery Avenue IOSB Teller Avenue IS Evelyn Place , November I3 Moy 27 July 9 1 Missionary Model Buyer' ,- L15 I f-I'-I I I S3 S M- UI. BARBARA KI-EIN HILDA KLEIN MILDRED KLUEPFEL R px l700 Harrison Avenue 3060 Hull Avenue 3310 Kossuflw Avenue Q May 4 Seplember I9 June 9 M Wrifer Aviairix S+enograpl'mer S HELEN KOSKI RHEA KOVEN DOROTHY KRAMER SUZANNE KRATTINGER 638 Eos? I37 Slreel' 75I Walfon Avenue I999 I-Iuglnes Avenue 325 Eos? Moslnolu Parlrwa January 3 April 2I November 26 July I Chemisl Sfage ldramal Teacher Avlalrix :si ANITA LAMPEL DORIS LANGE IRENE LnPETER CORRINNE LAX RO N OWITZ 2588 Cresfon Avenue 976 Rogers Place 720 Easl' 2I8 Sfreef -33l5 Third Avenue 40I u. Q Avenue December 24 May 30 May Il March 5 J -X ,gg-Q Social worker Spanish inlerpreler Bookkeeper Social worlcer ' I . : I in xl X ' 614 C' gym? . , 'T Lu U I Q Cx N I u 3 .- ,Jyx DORIS KNOWLES SYBIL KORDOWER MARY KOSCHITZ I 8 l253 Franklin Avenue 850 Eczsf I75 Sfreel' I039 Simpson Sireel' Z I December I7 December I8 Ocfober 2I Sfudy low Kinclergcrien Iecclmer Secrefcry I y' 'N ANN KRONISH FLORENCE KURLANSKY PEARL KUSTOFF RUTH KUSTOFF 2406 Wclion Avenue 944 Rogers Place 757 Kelley Sfreef 757 Kelly Slreel' April I7 April I4 March 25 March 25 Model Dieiicion Teacher Psycluicirisi' RITA LAZOFF SUSAN LAZZARI MARILYN LEWIS SHIRLEY LEWIS MAXINE LICHTMAN l650 Monfgomery Avenue IO88 Woslwingion Avenue 2I08 Ryer Avenue 2067 DOVICISOFI AVSHUS I04I TIIIGHY Sifeef April I8 Moy 30 July I2 MorcI1 6 April I3 Rider in circus Secrefury Designer Psyclwlogisf Accounfonf ESTELLE LIEBERMAN SUSANNE LIPPMAN EDITH LOIACANO MARION LONGO ELEANOR LoPIANO' l750 Dovidspn Avenue 256 Easi I66 Sfreei' 2I7I Arthur Avenue I354 Commonwealfh Avenue 2065 Belmonf Avenue Mqy 9 November I9 June 2 June 28 February 20 Singer AdverIising Clericai worker Sfenographer . Nurse ul I I ,l R MARGARET MAGYAR JOAN MAHER IP QIS5, RENEE MALDOW HASMIG MALIAN 2302 BSGUYUOHI AVGUUG 3070 Roberis Avenue 'II 2400 Davidson Avenue . 192 Easi I64 Sfreei' February 7 Merch 24 rw-,K May 3 March I7 Typisi' Lawyer if Accounianf Sienographer ISpanishI 'W j - Nl ' .ar J P X L x., J !,,, NI? l .Lf 9: ' 9 -f fi 1 If 1 I X LUCILLE MANZI i DOREEN MARKS GLORIA MARSHALL Q I If, 724 Garden Sireef 2853 Webb Avenue 3965 Sedgwick Avenue . March I5 Sepfember 4 Augusf I Inferior decorafor Dramaiics Accounfcnf fl J mf P' 'W W Q JEANNE LORETH FRANCES LUGER FLORA MacKENNA NANCY MacNAUGHTON LORRAINE MADIGAN 2682 VczIenHne Avenue 65 ,Iesup Place 545 Ecsf I46 S'rreeI' 28I6 Roebling Avenue 2 Ecs+ ISI Sheef AUQUSI' ll Sepfember I6 Ociober II Merch 9 April I8 SSCVGIGFY SIc:+isHciczn Nurse Acfress Secrefory fig! bf-ff ako ESTHER MALSKY THERESA MANCUSO JANET MANDELBAUM ADAMANDIA MANOS I733 VUniversiIy Avenue 4l52 Digney Avenue 2980 Vclenfine Avenue 823 Eagle Avenue Augusf I8 Augusf 28 Merch I4 July I9 Archoeologisf AccounIc:nI Nurse Secrehzry XQI X 772' I J LOUISE MARTIN MARY MARUCCI FILOMENA MASTRONARDI III Moun+ Hope Place 933 Eqgi 224 S+.-ee? 749 Eosf 183 Sfreef -IOIIUCVY 29 December I5 AprII I2 Xa, k Music Ieocher Skqfing Typigi- B Sims Z E! Q JN if x P I 'wwf I I I 'W VIOLA MATSOUKIS LOLIA MATTER ANGELINA MATURI J 226 Wes? 238 Sfreef 3957 Gouverneur Avenue 9I2 Easl 2l4 Srreel' I July I9 June I0 JGVIUGFY 24 Typisi' Commercial arfisl' Secrelary 'f JUNE McCAULEY ERNESTINE McCOWAN ULLIAN McCOWAN MAUREEN McMAHON 3l4 Easf Tremonf Avenue 797 Easr I66 Srreef 797 Easf I66 Sfreef 2676 Marion Avenue June 28 July I9 January 4 July ll Nurse Diefifian Baby nurse Teacher ALMA MEADE JANET MEYERSON CATHERINE MIANO CECELIA MINADEO GERTRUDE MINNECI l3B2 Bosfon Road l038 Evergreen Avenue 637 Easf l75 Sireei' 2l84 Davidson Avenue 20II Crofonc Avenue MGY 23 December I2 Sepfember 3 February IO December l TYPl5l' Bookkeeper Sfunf 'flyer Secreicry Social worker ,II L,LI j,4nl' ng 'Ffh J v ,so Q49 YR YVONNE MAYNARD CAROL MAZOLA NETTIE MAZZELLA IIS6 Foresf AVSNUB 3283 Deccfur Avenue 23I Eos? I50 Sfreef November 4 Moy I6 Augusf 23 X Secrefcry Spanish inferprefer Sfenogropher M an ,NX . ' ' xfiv me N ELLEN McNAMEE PEGGY McNUTT LUCY McPHERSON MARY MCQUEENEY 605 Ecsi' I4l Sfreei' I899 Belmonf Avenue 513 EcsI I45 Sfreef 332 Beekman Avenue November 23 December 3 February I0 Ogfgber 2l SSCFSIOFY Nurse TYPISI Secrefory Z 5 AIM I MYRA MINTZ FLORENCE MONDEL ANTOINETTE MONTALBANO DOROTHY MOSKOWITZ A. LINDA MOTTA 2:53 woshrngm Avenug 2386 WaI+on Ave 552 Em ws s+fee+ 768 Fox s+ree+ l28l Franklin Avenue Mcy 23 July 2 November 22 February II February I2 French Inferpreier Singer Research worker SecreIory SIGUOQVUPIWGV fn Q' SELMA M UCHNICK 2264 Davidson Avenue July 7 Teacher ,fini Gigli ' W iii NN AM, A gr fn. Q ii, I f' ff ' I ANNA MUELLER 349 Easl l42 Slreel' February I Commercial adverlising CATHERINE MULDOON MARGARET MULLOY THERESA MURO 444 Eqsl I37 Sh-eel IOl2 Eos? l4l Srreel l703 Fullon Avenue January I January I4 March Ib Secreiary Slenographer Nurse MADELINE NAU CASSIE NEAL NORMA NELSON SELMA NELSON l974 Crofonq Avenue 338 I-IewiH' Place 2330 Valenline N 27IO Webb Avenue April I June 8 April I7 , Augusi 3I Sfenogrcpher Doc+or's cssislanl' Model Journqligf WI' W J VAL if fi . f I if OXIIQI ll X 3 I I J- DORIS OBERDORF ESTHER ODONER KATHLEEN UDQNNELL 2878 Philip Avenue 345i Giles Place 2096 DGIY Avenue 5 November I March 28 Febwory 6 W. 2 Wu ' -,q JJ. I Q 1, ,r'1f' E 'I' A,, :ar fg, ,U - V 1. fx-be REGINA EILEEN MURPHY AUDREY MUSHKAT ANGELINA NARGI ELEANOR NASI LUCINE NATURIAN 2420 Grand Avenue I 858 Soufhern Boulevard IO43 EGSI 232 SIFGGI 679 VON N-es? Avenue 494 Easl I76 Sfreef December 22 December 25 December 24 June I3 February 2I Secreiary Social worker Secrelary Teacher lBible Sclwool Buyer ERIKA NIEMITZ l802 Bussing Avenue Marclw I8 Public l1eal'rl1 nurse MARIE O'DONOHUE LOUISE OEHLER GLORIA ORLANDO 437 Eos? I47 Sfreel' l995 Creslon Avenue 2485 Elm Place December 25 Augusl 29 December I3 Secrelary Typisf Radio engineer ADELE NYDICK 80 Van Corllancll Parlc Soullm March 5 Sfenograpluer ig 3 P1 I .J 2 I S .III E, 'I+ a. Q9 K 75 'N F . v tfXx fl? FJUII' I ' I. LK r I 4 e- ' f A I 5 ff I I rf I1 ' DOLORES ORSLINI MILDRED OSENBRUCK MYRA PAGET ' A A, 2465 Crofona Avenue IB83 Marion Avenue 939 Woodycresi' Avenue 'I' L- 4,1 Sepfember I9 April 22 January 26 I Nurse fl In, Secrefary Inferprefer 'J VIOLET PARETTI CLOTELLA PARKER 3I IO Corlear Avenue 960 Tinfon Avenue November 22 March 4 Docfor Dramafisf Q fr! ANN PERLMUTTER I73l Harrison Avenue November I5 MARIA PATTI 2444 Prosped Avenue AprII IO Privafe secreIory Mafhemafician CAROLINE PEZZULLO HEIDI PIERINGER LLM JUDITH PIETERSZ 2l5I Bruckner BouIevarcI 748 EIIon Avehuelfln 980 KeIIy Sires? December I I February ,I vii gn December 24 Typist singerlyrlr' MI , Dieiiiian . ' ,L I - U I A. ,rf My gnu if JR, 5 U A UL A I JI X n I ff III , L U DOROTHY PIZZO MARGUERITE PIZZOLLA 2168 Bafhgafe Avenue 866 Easf 2I9 Sfreef January 25 Ocfober 20 Accounfam' Bookkeeper M QM' 5063? KXM ml! fir xc ex 5 H Q 'X MARINA Mus: THELMA PAOLILLO cEcELlA PARAD X X 4l5O Boyd Avenue 22Ol Haviland Avenue 922 Bronx Park Soufh qt L'-'Q December 5 Sepfember 5 April 4 Arfisf Sfen her Docfor C -in a 7 f ,W K RITA FERNICIARO MARIE PERRONE MILDRED PESKIN FRANCINE PETRILLO 2544 gms Avenue l662 Whife Plains Road 3505 Rochambeau Avenue 33I5 Seymour Avenue Ocfober I2 JUUUCVY 26 December 23 Sepfember 28 B00kk9 6 Zjqnch infefprefer Laborofory fechnician Sfenographer RAMONDA PLATH DESPINA PLOUSSIOS HELEN POLICK MARY POI-LACK ELEANOR Pol-LAK 585 Easf l38 Sfreef 753 Fox Sfreef 737 East Trernonf Avenue 1134 Simpson Sf,-eef 980 Gram Avenue Ocfober 3I November I0 June 5 Augusi' 8 February 22 Secrefary Teacher Housewife gecrefory Smnogropher HELGA POLLAK ANNA POLLARA 2685 Universi+y Avenue 6IO Eosf I82 Sfreei' Ocfober 25 JuIy 2'I Spanish inferpreier Science 'Ieecher DOROTHY POSPISAL STELLA POSTOLOWSKI CATHERINE IOOO Grcnf Avenue 84I Jennings Sfreef I59I Ecsm' I72 ApriI 26 Jcnucry 26 November I3 Secreiory Secrefcry Sfenogroplwer RHODA PRESNER CYREA PRINGLE 555515 PRUITT MARY PUENTE 67 Wes+ Tremonf Avenue lO65 SummiI AVSHUS 8I9 Ecsi I68 Sfreef 480 Ecsf I79 SI'reeI' -IUHB I3 June 20 April 2 July I5 Teacher Secrefary Direcror I. Inferior decorcfor V :f ., xj W-L 1 f' 5 'I .yn UNRTION IINETTE RAPHAEL NATALIE REGOW ELIZABETH REID 3l95 Decafur Avenue 2264 WcI'ron Avenue 458 Brook Avenue February 26 December 6 December I8 Secrefcry Secre+ary Bookkeeper ALLAYNE POZEN BARBARA POZMANTIER LILLIAN PREINSBERGER GRACE PRENTICE NORMA PRESMANES 2327 Vgleniine Avenue 883 Fairmonl' Place 2420 Cresron Avenue I707 Universify Avenue 504 Wesl I66 Sfreef May 3l Seplember 27 April 3 Ocfober I4 March 2l Pafhologisl' F0Sl1l0Fl deSlgnlf1g Jaurnalisi' Nurse Model I 1 0- ' . r '14 ,r,.7k.: 'ij J? UJ1 4' I ROSALIND RABINOWITZ NATALIE HELEN RANIOLA JENNIE RAPHAEL I36l Sou+hern Boulevard 31 r C nco se 1729 Walfon Avenue l648 W0sl'1ing+on Avenue July ll U December 9 January I2 Economisl' c Y Bookkeeper Bookkeeper VET5 HT HUNTEF l . N- ' - 7 2, ur 1 f .. l 11 l f U .2 .1 JOAN RICKARD NAOMI RIEDLER THERESA RINALDO 2720 Decalur Avenue 2665 Grand Concourse 23l8 Crofono Avenue February 3 April I2 July 4 Secrefary Medical Research Spanish buyer X ' 1 X . l 'li f X . lfll Q 4 -x I lk . 4 x . I X JOAN RIPPS ALICE RITTER HENRIETTA ROBIN! 230 Easy I67 5free1- l072 Woodycresf Avenue IO8 Field Place May II Oclober 2I Sepfember 6 Science Sfafisiicion Nurse I Q2 LOTTIE ROSENFELD ROSLYN RQSOFF, RUTH ROSS FRANCES ROTHMI 1806 Davidson Avenue IBZQ phelon place IO25 Ecsl 217 Sfreel' 2055 Creslon Avenu' MOY 30 November I4 Feb'U0'Y I JUIY I2 Social worlcer Arfgsf Wriler Execuflve I I 1 SELMA RUBIN CLAIRE RUDICH HARRIET RUDITSKY ELAINE RUINSKY ZORA RUSNAK 744 Fox Sheet 3060 Hull Avenue IOI7 Hoe Avenue 664 Beck SI'ree+ 953 Anderson Avenue Augusf 3 June I3 December 8 Ocfober 29 July 24 Secremry Bio-chemisl' Teacher Secrefory Courf sfenographer AUDREY RODRIGUEZ RITA ROMANO MATILDA ROSENBACH I406 Merriam Avenue 3265 Bainbridge Avenue Il23TifIGf1Y Sheei Ocrober 9 June 5 July I6 Secrefory Teacher Jdldv FRANCES ROTHOWITZ PHYLLIS ROTHSTEIN MARY RUANE 2070 Grand Avenue 22Ol WcIIon Avenue 520 Eos? I47 Sfreei' Nlovember I4 Augusf 28 April 9 Ieocher Nurse WrII'er ylwiixu I I ff rf Iii, 1 Y' wfffg M-N I JJ ,X --- I 'S RITA RUBIN 2054 Harrison Avenue December I6 Accounicni' fir KW ZW ANGELINA RUTIGLIANO GINA RUTTI DOROTHY SACKEY HELEN ST. CLAIRE STELLA SAKAS 935 TiIc.Ien Sfreei' 349 Eosi' I54 Srreef I426 WcsI'1ing'fon Avenue 585 Wesrchesfer Avenue 202I Lofonmine Avenue March I4 November 9 Moy 28 Ocfober 2 Sepfember I8 Dffice worIcer Inierpreier Secrefcry Typis+ Sfenogrcplner J 1 I MARY SALAZAR LUCILLE SALEMI JOANNE SALVI JOSEPHINE SALZARULO MARY SAMUELS 50 Fecfhefbed Lune 2I I9 Hughes Avenue 2I39 Chafferfon Avenue 4443 FUFFUGH AVSHUG I3I8 Brook Avenue july I8 November I9 Moy I2 March 6 June 4 Sec.-efgry Receplionisf Nurse Model Singer DOROTHY SCANLON LUCY SCARINO ARI-ENE SCHARGEN 5II Wesf 232 Sheet 32I4 Seymour Avenue 2024 HUQIISS Avenue January 30 March 22 MOY 2 Secrelary Commercial arfisl TGUCIIGV 1,92 NEW y 2. 'r yi X x - 1 H 6 ? C L? I I ll C-Q BARBARA SCHECTER I666 Monlgomery Aver December I Social worlcer I FLORENCE SCHULTZ PHYLLIS SCHUPAK IOO Van Corflandl Park Souilw I0 WSSI IBZ SIV991' Seplember 2I MGVCII 30 Teacher Oral Iwygienisf ALICE SCHWARTZ 4206 Corpenfer Avenue December I5 Boolxlceeper ALICE SASSEN MILDRED SAUBER JACQUELINE SAUNDERS EDITH SAVINO CONCETTA SCALERA 84I Coslle Hill Avenue 27 Wesl ISI Slreel 2085 Morrls Avenue 2726 Decolur Avenue 2020 Wgghinqmn Avenue November 20 April 25 December 22 Morcln 26 Mofch I7 Regeplionisf Elernenlory sclnool Ieocluer Chef-NIS+ Nurse Secrefmy EVA SCHESSEL ANNALIESE SCHNEIDER BEVERLY SCHOENER FLORENCE SCHORTZ 784 Beclc Slreel 2450 Creslon Avenue 374 Eosl I59 Slreel 2685 Unlversiry Avenue Feloruory 27 Morclv 22 November 28 February I0 Mediclne Teoclmer Boolclreeper Secrelory lvl' I WW ' I N E7 j J I' 'U ul Wm 1 x .. xg EVELYN SCHWARTZ MILDRED SCHWARTZ HILDA SCHWEITZER l 66 Wes? Tremonl Avenue 3435 Gales Avenue 2I48 I-Iermony Avenue K L December 20 February 3 ,June 28 xl Arllsr Secrelory Re-ceplionisl I-IH Le Loooef yml QR I I X I FRANCES SCRIMA JOAN SEEBECK 550 Eos? I46 Slreel I848 Bryan? Avenue Ocfober I2 January 5 Boolclreeper Secrelory ILEANE SEIDMAN I5 Easl 208 Sireer Morclw 3 Typisf K PHYLLlS SELMAN 2386 Morris Avenue Marcln 3 Commercial orlisr ELEANOR SEUL GLORIA SHAW IB36 Belmonl Avenue l895 Universify Avenue November IO January 23 Singer Teacher R., is, GRACE SlMOES CAROLYN SIRICO SEEMA SISENWEIN i220 Morris Avenue 579 Eagle Avenue l325 Grand Concourse Oclober 23 DGCeI'YTlJf2I' 2 April 25 Secrelary 'l9GCl16r Journalisl' INGRID SJOBERG 536 Easl l49 Slreel November 30 Secrelary STELLA SHEBY l3lO Gronl Avenue Oclolaer 28 Vocalisf LILLIAN SKEETE B92 Uni-on Avenue Augusl II Nurse ' EILEEN SEIDNER ANNE SXEITNIQJW 3I5 Easf I96 SIreeI' I986 WashingIon Avenue November 24 May 20 Journalisf Choregraphy JOAN SELLINGER 2840 Sedgwick Avenue June I5 Teacher PHYLLIS SHULMAN MADELINE SILVERS BARBARA l886 Harrison Avenue I79I Walfon Avenue 8I Wesi' I82 February 20 November I7 Ocfober 27 Sfenographer Psychoanalysf T JOAN SMITH 3225 CorIear Avenue June 24 Phofographer TRUDY SMITH SARA SUE SMOLEN SHIRLEY SNITKOFF LINDA SODER I928 UnIversiIy Avenue I I80 Anderson Avenue 505 Easf I75 Sfreef 9 Wesf 69 Sfreef -IUUUUFY 26 June I5 July I8 Augusf 2 SIHQSI' Teacher Teacher Spanish Secfefq,-Y ,MWM 11' 1' CECELIA SOFER ELAINE SOFFIN ELLEN SONNICK CONCETTA SORRENTINO JOYCE SOUHAMI 8I0 Elfon Avenue I76 Easi I76 Sireef 26! Eosf 2O'I Sfreef 2Ll9 HUQIWSS Avenue 67-28 47th Avenue, Woodside,L January 28 Moy I7 Augusf 29 December 8 June 7 Teacher Singer Secrefary Recepfionisi' Heqlfh educqfion feqgher GLADYS STAVISKY EVELYN STEIFMAN FLORENCE STEIN PAULA STEIN l82l Davidson Avenue 675 Eos? I35 Sfreef 2080 Clin+on Avenue l56 Wesf I76 Sfreef Sepfember 3 .IuIy 23 .IuIy 28 Tgxidermigi- Radio announcer Teacher Spanish buyer in hm -ll X QW Y C? I Srvffilive sz -s S5 GLADYS STETSKY JEAN STEWART CHRISTINE STRANO IOO Van Corflandf Park Soufh 4044 Edson Avenue l06l Jerome Avenue Augus+ 30 January I5 NOV9mb6I I0 Journalisf Scienfisr BUSIHGSS JOAN SPENCER MARIE SPINELLI HELEN SPREY SARAH SQUICCIARINI ANNA STAIANO 239 Eosf Mosholu Parkway 768 Easi I58 Sheer IO52 Anderson Avenue 528 Courflandf Avenue 2632 Valenline Avenue June I8 Mqrch 7 June 8 November I7 January I MSFCIWOFICIISIDQ Secrelary College Typisl Surgeon LUCILLE STEINMAN MARILYN STEINMAN JULIETTE STELMASHCHUK ADELLA STERLING I755 Anlhony Avenue 297I Marion Avenue 354 Cypress Avenue 594 Teasdale Place March I2 July I6 May 25 November 24 Bookkeeper Commercial arfisf Business Teacher rx if u z 3- . rf J I L-. will: I I EVA STRITZKEY SELMA STUBBS HELEN TABARINI I 2292 Bafhgafe Avenue I06O Forresf Avenue 485 Jackson Avenue Ocfober 23 February I3 April 25 L, Nursing Nurse Office worker l me 7' TI Eb LETTER f f 1 . JJ -I 'ki to DOROTHY TALBOT MARIE TASCIONE X 977 Bruckner Boulevard 3645 Barnes Avenue X qw July 8 December 7 wx 33357 Secrelary Clerical worker I JOYE THOMPSON ' 'SJQWEL TIERNEY SHIRLEY TONEY IIO2 Union Avent J O4 Gilberl Place 590 Easf I67 Sfreer June I4 . ' January 26 January I College ' are-Iary Bank Teller I V I Q fy ' I t-y .IQ 9-ali J ,.fI .IUDITH TAYLOR I773 Washingion Avenue January 3 Psyclniafrisi ADELAIDE TRAMALONI 537 Van Nes Avenue Augusf I6 Linguisf PM DOLORES TUCKER HILDA TUCKER ELIZABETH TURNER JEAN TURNER 2242 Websier Avenue IOO Easr I82 SIree'r IOO5 Sackeff Avenue 255 Eas+ 203 SIreeI' November 2 May 2 SepIember I5 Odober II SIenograpI1er Teacher Imarlwemolicsl Social worker Swimming insfruclor IRENE TUTTLE I7IO Websfer Avenue March 9 Diefician v n P , Mu Q-. I. SYLVIA TAYLOR DOROTHY THENSTEDT EUGENIA THIRY 0 854 Kelly Slreel 352 Sevenllw Avenue 205I Ryer Avenue June 25 Oclober 26 . Oclober 3 Z, N Nursing Model Doclor gas Q. GLORIA TRANI MARIE TRAPANI MARIE TREMONTE I PATRICIA TRIPODO 5824 Broadway 724 Garden Slreel 98l Teller Avenue l95O Waslwlnglon Avenue Oclober I4 December 29 January I6 Seplember 29 Teacher Recepllonisl Medicine Receplionlsl 1. IRENE UHLIK RHODA URMAN?KY ELAINE VALLACQUA PETRA VEGA DIANA VELEZ f 1657 Bafhgale Avenue 937 East Isl s+fee+ I403 Rosedale Avenue 765 Easl rss s+fee+ sul Em 139 S+ree+ December I6 March 26 February 9 Mgy 3 Sepfember I Clerical worlcer Nurse Psycllicfrisf Slenograplwer Social worlxer XWWZVW ELEANOR VERRASCINA ALICE VISCONTI . BETTY VISCONTI LUCILLE VOLPE LORRAINE VON HALLE ZI64 CIin+0n Avenue 2Ol7 Lg Fonfgine Avenue 2OI7 Lo Fonloine Avenue IO4I Eos? 223 Slreel 2I05 BUSSIVIQ AVEVIUS Morclm 27 February 25 FCLJFUGFY 25 May I9 December II Secrefory Clerical worlcer Clericol work Boolclceeper Fcslwion design QM 05266 Z 4 Y. GERTRUDE WALTER 4I5 Eosl I45 Slreef ,f GLADYS WATKINS I322 Prospecl Avenue HELEN WALTER 548 Eos? I83 Sfreef NORA WATERS I369 College Avenue Augusl' I5 Moy IO Moy 4 Mqrgh II Accounlonf Bookke Segrefqry NU,-se Xfx., X 'fly ,. yi ' I WELI I' If I , y Q . we T Y pq-1 I IMF 491-r -S I V 1 ANNE WEILER MARION WEINBERG 5ET5Y WEINSTEIN 449 Eosf I83 Sfreef 2782 Johnson Avenue 1395 Universiw Avenue December 30 November 23 November Ib BUSIIW655 EXGCUIIVG Kindergorfen ISOCIIBI' CLAIRE VULCAN ARLINE WALDRON MATILDA WALKER DOROTHY WALLER MARGARET WALSH 155 Easf Mosholu Parkway 493 Easr 170 Sheer 41 Adrian Avenue 1381 Wasningfon Avenue 2395 Grand Avenue Sepfember I6 June 8 March I6 June 28 Ocfober 22 Music 1eac11er Teacher Co11ege Nurse Typisf DOROTHY WAWRZENSKA MARION WEBBER EULA WEBER ELEANOR WEIDEGER 718 Easf 217 Sfreer 553 Easf 178 Sfreer 2775 Kingsbridge Terrace 2205 Cresfon Avenue MGY 29 May 28 June 19 May 22 Law sfenogrcpher Secrefary Horeign 1anguage1 Law Sfenographer lb 5 lx 31: LZ Q ,J We 5 71 'u CHARLOTTE WEISS JOAN WEISS RHODA WEISS 2060 Grand Concourse 227 Eos? Mosholu Parkway 62 Eas+ 182 Sfreei' .. July 10 December 19 February 20 Commercial arHs1' Secrefary Sfenogrgpher , lr ' s 5 5 L if' si' 'U-no CF 09001 'Y v 6 - U 1 ' 1 Ihr V Q-G Ii 4? STYLE NME ERMINE WIGGINS I53l Brook Avenue ' February 25 lnlerprerafive dancer fgfiikw flffffblrff 3 X. JUDITH WEISSMAN ETHEL WELLINGTON DOROTHY WEST 2I9 Miriam Slreel IZI6 College Avenue 29I Eos? I62 Slreef April 7 January I4 November 9 Slenograplwer Secrelary Secrelary . A , A If llxwlilfi ELEANORE WILLENROCK' ANNA WILLWERTH GLORIA WILSON 2OI6 Blackrock Avenue 2765 Kingsbriclge Terrace 99I Union Avenue Augusl 5 Augusl 8 MOY 2 Office worker Privale secrefary Medicine RUTH WOLFSON JOYCE WOOLF 3569 DeKalb Avenue I895 Morris Avenue December 5 July 27 Social worker Business W 2 Q 2 CLAIRE WORON RUTH WRIGHT YETTA YASEMISKY I69I Fulfcn Avenue 2290 Aqueducf Avenue I396 Slebbins Avenue Sepfernber 25 June 27 July 3 Journalisl Travel Traveler X - s Q yxi- ff YVONNE WEST JOAN WEYRAUCH JOAN WHELAN sh I88 Sf. Nicholas Avenue 24I5 Morris Avenue I495 POPIWGITI AVGIIUS I9 -t-AWWA-Y February I Odrober 9 February 25 Crypfography Sfenogrcpher FOSIIIOVI came Xl, me MARGARET WILSON BEVERLY WINNICK FLORENCE WOHLBERG IRENE WOLERT 9I6 CauIdweII Avenue 2I I5 Ryer Avenue 836 Faile Sfreef I304 Sfebbins Avenue W X EiET3i'Z. '4 E??3?i1wi,1Mu.A,lii'Zi,, Eeifiibw T4 WW ' ANN YELLIN ANTOINETTE YOSUA MILDRED ZAMBARDINO JOANNE ZARRIS PHYLLIS ZIMMERMAN I8I Easf 205 SIreeI' 4460 Whife Plqing Avenue 3I7I ViIIa Avenue 2778 Morris Avenue 587 Easf I69 Sfreef MOFCII 29 April I9 January 24- January 6 February 6 Secrefary Skcfer Secrefary Singer Secreiary -cf? ' :I I' 'J w AX 9 RAY ZIMMERMAN BERNICE ZINDERMAN IRMA ZIPKIN PHYLLIS ZWEIBEL 264 Echo Place 2715 Grand Concourse 462 Brook Avenue lI37 Granr Avenue May 8 June 8 November 25 JOHUOFY I8 Secreiary Spanish Teacher Lawyer AWS? When you climb Wollon's ladder of scholar- ship and reach lhe uppermosr rung, you will find some Walioniles already lhere. These sludenfs have received CPOCX, or over in every major sub- iecr. Alrer Their hard worlc, They are enrirled +o a feeling of pride and achievemenl' when Their names appear on The High Honor Roll. HIGH HONOR ROLL SEVERAL TIMES: Lillian Preinsberger l2l, Joan Sellinger l2l, Joan Ripps Second Row: Claire Woron Pl, Theodora Kogcnis l3l, Gloria Marshall Third Row: Halina .loelson l4l, Irene La Pefer Shirley Sniflroff Absenf: Joyce Woolf POET ..... ARTIST ....... VERSATILE ....... BEST DRESSED BABY .....,............... PRETTI EST ,,.. .,...,..,...... MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED .... POPULAR ................,.. L ? ACTRESS . . . ..... Lila Barsky ATHLETE .,,.. ...... R ose Hill MUSICIAN ... ...rf .Eugenie Davis WIT ...... .. . .Jean El+inge ..Roslyn RosoFF .Miklmi S+einman .Alice Ayanian .Joan Whelan Dorofhy Scanlon ...Arlene Blanlr .. .Erika Niemifz ...Jean Elfinge fmfv Qwbm KVI Jw 1 fwfwvf E1 . .ff-'-if-'J ww' mm if X' Qiiwxb feMfc?.0Q7o Q4-4 Once, long ogo. fhere lived a maid Whose visage was so fair Thaf all folk who caughf sighf of her Were wonf fo sfop and sfare. Thick honeyed locks shone in fhe sun, Her eyes were blue and brighf. Her skin was smoofh and creamy foned. Her body lifhe and slighf. And she was loved by as fair a lad As you could ever find. And she refurned fhaf fender love Wifh ioyous hearf and mind. Alas. one day while gafhering buds And serenading Muses. His leg, 'fwas biffen by a snake, And poisoned by ifs juices. Poor Peri came upon fhe scene Of her bold sweefhearf fair. So bravely dying on fhe field. She hugged him in despair. She prayed. buf 'fwos fo no avail. She lcnelf and kissed his head. l-le uffered fhen his dear love's name. And on her lap fell dead. The maid saf 'neafh a sighing pine. And fears welled in her eyes. Hearfbreaking sobs heaved from her chesf, And woeful were her cries. Lo and behold! Whaf followed nexf Was fruly l-leaven's feaf. Efhereal flow'rs of blue and whife Sprang up af Peri's feef. For Cupid, fhe dear babe of love. Had senf fhese blossoms rare To cheer fhe moiden's sorry hearf And lessen her despair. The blue sfood for her sparkling eyes, Whife for her smiling face. These Periwinkles iso fhey're calledl Are symbols of her grace. And should your heorf be casf in gloom Because you've losf your love, Presenf These flowers wifh a prayer To Cupid. God of Love. And he will cheer your sorry hearf, Jusf as he did fhen: And he will find your hearf's desire And bring him home again. JOAN RIPPS '5' f I' ffiyffxnig -ga if 12 QB? lx ff .F PERIWINKLE LITERARY STAFF: Sfanding: Anfoinefls King. Srandingz Eva Schessel. Second Row: Gloria Bur- Yosua. Saafed: Joan Ripps, Liierary Ediiorg Bernice Zin- nsH', Selma Brecher, Gladys Slefsky, Gloria Bracconeri, dorman. Roslyn ROSOH. Lillian Pf9ll'lSl'J9l'99f. clUll'9 Harrier Friedenson. Third Row: Susan Lippman, Linda WOYOH. ANIGHS 'C00P6l'SmiflI. Edifol'-in-'Cl'li9f: -ldnel Seder, Gloria Asnin, Felice Bikales, Anna Pollara, Florence Wohlberg. . Readin', 'ri+in', and 'rilhmeiic are l'he Three big fields info which a s+udeni's life is divided, bul' a Periwinkle Liferary Siaff Member's life consisfs of iusl' plain 'ri+ing', and more ri+in'. Compiling ihis book ol memories, however, required much more work lhan iusi' 'ri1'in'. The arlis+ic flourishes l'ha'r garnish rhese pages and rhe balanced layour are fhe resulrs of hard labor on +he par'r of 'rhe Ari' Srafi. The book would be quife bare wilhoul' rheir gallani' efioris. H would be noihing shorr of criminal if we omirfed a word or 'rwo abour lhose noble souls, ihe members of The Phorography Sralif. They exhausred rheir energies 'frying +o gel a varied andmaq assorlmenl' of inleresiing piciures io poriray our life here ar Walron. They begged. and pleaded. and hounded girls, unril snaps were broughl' in. And, as +he oufcome of all iheir srrivings, 'rhey look many of ihe picrures rhemselves. Our 'A'ABC's were arranged by lhe Personal- i+y Sraif, and 'rhe Clerical Siarf endlessly pounded our 'rhese words on ihe iypewrirer. in preparalion ior rhe prinfer. So you see, 'rhis finished produci' was made possible by ihe iireless cooperarion of many girls. I+ wasn'+ an easy iob, and we were offen discouraged, buf each proud glance ai' our Periwinkle makes us recall every momeni' as sheer enjoyment PERlWlNKLE PERSONALITY STAFF: Sealed: Mcrgarei' ' ' ' M r Pollock. Bayer, Eugenia Thiry, Erneshne McCowan, a y d R w Gloria Fisher Lucy Scarino, Grace Byron, Secon o : , '. Sianding on Righi: Frances Edwards, Rebecca Francis R l' Amafo. Sfanding on Leif: Mildred Zambardino. osaie Absenf: Francine Peirillo, Marilyn Horowrlz. PERIWINKLE PHOTOG- RAPHY STAFF: Anneliese Schneider, Frances lngber, An+oineHe Yosua, Jane? King, Selma Brecher, Linda Soder. PERIWINKLE ART S T A F F: Sealed: Firsf Row: Edi+h Flieg- mun, Roslyn Rosoff, .lanef King, Edilor: Marilyn Sfein- man, Lolia Maller. Second Row: Hannah Barrow, Edna Greenberg, L o r r ai n e Von Halle, Evelyn Schwarfz, Char- lofie Weiss, An+oineHe Yosua. Third Row: Rose D'Agos+ino, Cafherine Miano, Anneliese Schneider, Doreen Marks, Bar- bara Gerizlris. LOG STAFF: Seeded: Miss Spear, Adviserg Gloria Cosfa, Gladys STeTsky. STanding: Eva Schessel, EdiTor-in-Chief: Claire Woron, Lillian Preinsberger. The girl wiTh The Thick glasses conTinued To read The bloTTed, scrawled, and scribbled pages which aspiring wriTers had submiTTed To The ForT. Following arrows, marginal noTes, and asTerisks, she Tinally Tinished a sTory, and aTTached a TreaT- ise OT nine TypewriTTen pages on SoluTion of The World's Problems. Mumbling The oaTh of The ForT sTaTT, I shall endeavor To make The ForT enjoyed as a magazine, and noT as an auTo- graph book. she wroTe her opinion, and joined The group around The ediTor's desk. A discussion oT The magazine's layouT ensued. AT lasT, several ideas sTilI buzzing in her head, she Turned on her TlashliahT and wendecl her way home. Eppie, in her hasTe To recall The besT years of her life, upseT a pile of papers sTackecl againsT The wall. l-lasTily collecTing Them, her aTTenTion was drawn To The capTion on The uppermosT sheeT - Hold ThaT Pose. Her curiosiTy aroused, she read The TiTle of The paper, THE WALTON LOG. Now she could chuckle as she recalled her TirsT monThs as a lowly cub when she learned ThaT The besT way To on ediTor's hearT is Through her sTomach, and always volun- Teered To go ouT Tor Toad. Sharpening pencils, dusTing, and wriTing everyone's headline, ii she dared venTure Trom behind The cub's bench, were all rouTine by The Time she became ci mighTy reporTer. l-ler main T'uncTion, in ThaT capaciTy, was To see ThaT The cubs never TorgoT ThaT They were The lowesT Torm aT iournalisTic liTe. Recalling Those courageous clays spenT in Wal+on's lower region where The Log OTTice is locaTed, Eppie ThoughT of The many Times she had waTched her classmaTes hurriedly cover Their books wiTh The sTaTT's liTe work, never Thinking oT The Log Laborers who Toil Through The day and nighT, and love every minuTe oT iT. FORT STAFF: HarrieT Friedenson, Sally DoliT, Audrey Rodriguez, Edna Greenberg, Lorraine Von Halle. Second Row: Hannah Barrow, Mari- lyn STeinman, Lolia MaTTer. ARISTA: Joan Ripps, Linda Soder, Caden Abraham, Joan Sellinger, Bernice Zin- derman, Rhoda Greenberg, Marie Chiarilo, Joyce Woolf, Sybil Kordower, Audrey Mushkal, Frances Luger, Gloria Marshall, Theodore Kaganis, Helen Koske, Gladys Slelsky, Erika Niemilz, Joan Hunler, Halina Joelson, Anila Kasindorf, Ann Perlmuller, Marion Weinberg, Myra Pagel, Eva Schessel. Absenl: Louise Frasca, Lillian Preinsberger, Claire Woron. Wilhin lhe walls ol Wallon exisls an organiza- lion called lhe Senior Arisla. Arisla members are chosen lor service, characler, and scholar- ship. Only lhose girls whose records are lops and who pass lheir inlerviews are admilled. Soon lhe Arisla member linds work lo do. She selecls her commillee, and learns lhe ropes, Aller lhe preliminary reporl cards, lailing slu- denls appeal lo lhe Arisla lor coaching. From lhen on, lhroughoul lhe lerm, a slroll lhrough lhe cenlral corridor ol lhe lirsl floor on Tuesday and Wednesday allernocns reveals 'coaches and coachees hard al work. Even oulside ol Wallon, evidences ol lhe Sen- ior Arisla's aclivilies may be found. On Salur- days, Lighlhouse Commillee members escorl blind children lo lhe recrealion cenler ol lhe New York Associalion lor lhe Blind. Ollen lhe Arisla members ploy wilh lhem unlil lhe lime comes lo lake lhem home again. The Velerans' Commillee makes up packages lor wounded men in lhe velerans' hospilal. Twice a year, al Chrislmas lime and al some lime during lhe spring lerm, lhis commillee goes lo lhe hospilal lo dislribule lhe gills. The Senior Arisla is a lruly line organizalion whose members uphold lhe high lradilions of Wallon. O...-l SENIOR OFFICERS: Sfanding: Alice Ayanicn. Vice-President Despina Ploussious, Secrelaryg Terry Mancuso, Secrefary: Judy Erdman, Treasurer. Sealed: Dorolhy Scanlon, Presldenl. dh . In lulure years, January '48 seniors will re- member lhose officers who helped malce lhelr lasl lerm really wonderful. Because of Them, lvy Day, Class Nighl, and lhe Prom were huge suc- cesses. Even such rourine mailers as lalcing al- 'rendance a+ senior music and collecling money were handled by Them. The Presidenl' ol our General Organizalion presided al council meelings and promoled lhe sale oi G. O. goods. She also selecfed lhe G. O. movie 'rhal we all enjoyed so much. The G. O, Council ralilied The conslilulions of lhe clubs and also dislribuled funds lor 'rheir acliviiies. The G. O. Reps served lheir school as mes- sengers. These girls gave up much lime and ' ll energy so 'rhal' lheir classmales could be we informed. Mailers which had been discussed al' meelings were always relaled carefully and lailhlully. Ciccarine n Smith SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENTS: Slanding, Righl: Calherine Miuno, .Ioa M + Burlreg Left Nancy Aidala, Cynihia Forbes, Gloria Bracconen. Sealed argare Firsr Row: Anfoine++e Yosua, Caden Abraham, Alice Rifler: Second Row: Frances . . . I Rolhman, Cafherine Power, Joan Sellingerg Third Row: Doris Oberdorf, Goria BOARD OF ELECTIONS: Slandingz Charlolle Golllieb, Harrier Friedenson, Gloria Asnin. Sealed: Joyce Woolf, Chairman. gm The Board of ElecTions chose nominees for offices. The TorTy members also ran polls, cam- paign assemblies, and Tallied balloTs. To WalTon, iTs courT meanT a sTep forward in successiul sTudenT government Each week a new iury was selecTed, which lisTened To boTh sides OT The cases, and Then handed down iTs decisions. WalTon was proud of iTs ladies of The law, for Though They were 'Teen-agers, They were learn- ing To be very adulT. ln TourTh Term, The WalTon STudenT Service Corps, a symbol oT exTensive sTudenT selT-gov- ernmenT, TirsT supervised our sTudy halls. As They became more experienced They soon underTool4 The supervision oT The caTeTeria, and in TuTure years will probably exTend Their influence ThroughouT The enTire school. --.L G. O. COUNCIL: Dorofhy Scanlon, Senior Presidenh Joyce Woolf, Chairman of Board of ElecTions: Roslyn Dorfman, Chief JusTice: .las- mine Bohigian, G. O. Vice-Presidenh Mildred Kluepfel, G. O. Treasurer., SeaTed: MaTilda Rosenbach, G. O. President W. S. S. C.: Rhoda Karnofslry, Rhoda Greenberg, Joan Sellinger, AnToineT+e Yosua, MeliTTa Feuer, Bernice Zinderman, Eleanor Pollalr, Marie Perrone, Marie Chirifo. Second Row: Myra Pagef, Diana Berg, Elaine Goodman, Hasmig Malian, Seena Sisenmein, Heidi Pieringer, Judy Erdman, Grace Sinner. Third Row: Anna Poliara, Anneliese Schneider, Margaref Bayer, Alice Ayanian, Theresa Renaldo, Marion Weinberg, lris Alexander, Marie TremonTe. Fourlrh Row: Yvonne WesT, lrma Ziplcin, Cassie Neal, Joan SmiTh, Joan CoTTer, Gloria Bracconeri, RuTh Ross. AbsenT: RuTh Hauser, Frances Luger. Kordower, Marie Perrone. G. O. REPRESENTATIVES: Viola Nafsonhls Josephine Ganley, ErnesTine McCowan Second Row: Barbara AusTin, YveTTe Glazer Maxine Lichfman, Grace Byron, Myra PageT Third Row: Adelaide Tramaloni, Lillian CalverT Sybil 9 E EQ 5 A 33? Tl A DAY BEGINS Lf vQxb A TL ALL UP! f x x ,W T 'W A .,Wh, E ,,.E, T, C PLEASE TAKE OUT YOUR HOMEWORK 4 LEFT OVER RIGHT Pdf TO BE. OR KEEP THE FORM SIMPLE CLICK Cucxc 'ifikiwi LT - A NOW REPEAT f K W A xv b LET's STUDY OUTDOORS , kr- MMM ...ARE WE THIRSTY A ffi.g,..T: T HAVE A NICE QWEEKEND ,, 2. 42. ' QQ f?4hv1E..g-L - 3325 1154 E ' ff? E ff ' . ,' A ' '- ' It 4 S., A L:3'542?6't-'li'1f!1.f ' 5 gy g pm x A A ggi K X '43, -T: rv Mgqkyg sa ix ' f ' 'T . ' WEE? 3 igigiasif Gif X 1, E, , E ,M v JM R 1 T 5 T E . E? 5 fi: 1' f , ? 1 , 53 A T31 V H, ' A 2 W i ix NOT TO BE AFTER ME . . . AgQZ'i5ggkSgK?4f A LIGHTLY AND WITH GRACE PUNCH 'MX ,L ONE SPECIAL, PLEASE IT HAS TO MOVE DON'TE DROP THE BABY NEXT WEEK'S ECONOMICS REPORT SATISEIED SENIORS HOMEWARD BOUND E 1 If M RL. Q ,,:i E E. ,.,, hgvfw EW ? S, ,,.::f. 5. :'. v Qlt. , - A E EEE E E 5 O ATEEE A Of 2'E.T' .,TT T2-f i? 5 '-,' :Fall ' X Q 3 .pf Q 1 .' . 1 E 3? fi v, Q 'I' A il- Q ri? A mb Q. M- Wm r fn 'ilg A I 1 ph--z ' Af av. , 1 Q I ' if! u 38 I1 ,GST IQ' ' if A 1, . X 1' ,,w' 'N av , w z? I S . W Jigs. 'Six wg v-ig 'X 7 B gf , nmxx ar.,-,:,5k Hal A 1 findi n 4 8 Q M , . 'fx NL H. 'Hi' ' ,',' wx X F 1 al . , ,. y . ' .in 4 I ii!! . - vw-,x 1 , , W 'rw 'WSQJLJLX '?'ff24Ic,L,:fy2i f ,ctw H-1.,g.i.L A ' ' skill ' ..,., 2 2 , .f 5 - --Q, wr sa H aww A, - ,. . , .Y i 'f -J -J rr 1 x ' 4 -u . . . 1 W AM L Q, 3fxS P' ,A A 4, ,VAN 9 A .ev 2-. rf' , inii.'!7 'fi:i ,af A, f' s.,-J .' , I - if eiijs 3 I .yy v 5:51 1. 1-Q 'fS 'tffif 43 di: SY C Q3 Q 1 5,94 X gnflmflnd SomeThing was up! A sTrained, secreTive sus- pense Tilled The audiTorium during The busy days leading up To Red LeTTer Day. The anTicipaTion always presenT aT ChrisTmas Time was heighT- ened Twofold by The mysTerious behavior of The seniors. Everyone was waiTing Tor someThing To happen-and iT did! On December 12, every- Thing bursT wiTh a bang. Modern Gibson Girls and Disc Jockeys sing- ing Peg of My Henri' walked arm and arm wiTh Togo ToTing Caesars. Hoboes playfully Tugged aT The Professor's Tour-cornered haTs and Annie Was GeTTing Her Gun as she eyed Puss in BooTs, and PurceIl's PeTs TurTively following Mrs. Wag- ner's Pies and Alice in WalTonland on The Nigh+ Before ChrisTmas. IT wasn'T ChrisTmas, To be sure. buT iT'was The Seniors' Day. Gala parTies wiTh huge cakes and enormous quanTiTies oT candy could be seen everywhere in The senior lunch. Promises oT selT- inTlicTed dieTs were quickly broken. By The end of The day, The seniors were more Than slighTly worn ouT-buT ThaT didn'T maTTer. The clay was young, The nighT hadn'T begun-and so many Things were yeT To come. 1 W X 1 i W 1 1 1 i The rush Tor class nighT TickeTs was Tinally over, Tor all good seniors had been caioled and bludgeoned inTo bringing in Their denTal noTes. Pandemonium reigned in The audiTorium as Teachers and seniors waiTed To enioy The presen- TaTion. Then, wiTh The help oT a Tew loud shushes and quieTs, a hush Tell upon The audience and The curTain wenT up on The Besi' Years of Our Lives, which seemed To us To be The besT class nighT, Too. We re-lived These so-called besT years as we waTched The various slciTs presenTing our Term acTiviTies. STudenTs and TaculTy chuckled wiTh appreciaTion aT The clever saTires. We especially enioyed The lunchroom scene where The girls were served by an eleganTly dressed waiTer who supplied make-up kiTs. The end and high-lighT oT The performance came wiTh a prayer To ST. CaTherine, a prayer Tor husbands. ,i -. if ' N ' fx 'N T l 1 'zen ll dl N ji' T y T xl V pa 15:4 i N. X 4-' ' ConTrary To cusfom, every head in The audi- Torium was covered. Anchored firmly wiTh nu- merous bobbypins and colorful buTTons, The blue and whiTe senior haTs reigned supreme. This was lvy Day! STarTing aT ThaT memorable TirsT Term, The seniors recalled The incidenTs ThaT marked each Term aT WalTon. Oh, The pride ol being a Two aT The annex, and Then, The bewil- dering humiliTy of being a Three of The main building. The seniors' faces glowed wiTh amuse- menT as They recalled The wonderful discovery They'd made in lourTh Term, The infirmary. Whis- pers of: l cuT my TirsT LaTin class There, Oh, Those hard pillows, could be heard. The seniors were carried back To The TifTh Term slcaTing parTy, The shivering exciTemenT oT The Junior Prom. The sevenTh Term picnic Tun wiTh Mr. Purcell, and Then Their wonderful senior Term. They remembered The Thrill of wearing Their sen- ior haTs for The firsT Time, They recalled The mer- rirnenT and hurried planning of Red LeTTer Day The good will and nosfalgia of Class NighT, and The day before The Senior Prom, when exciTed whispers. curled hair, and suppressed giggles an- nounced Their anTicipaTion of The nighT To come. These occasions were made enjoyable by The fine Talenfs of many seniors who sang. danced, recifed, and played musical insTrumenTs. When The senior presidenT began The WalTon LoyalTy Song, The senior body sTood and sang as They had never sung before. Their lusTy, lilTing voices expressed Tearful nosfalgia as They sang Auld Lang Syne. Then The class filed ouT To The lawn, where The ivy was planTed. and The giTT To The school presenfed. A day ended ThaT They would always remember, Ivy Day aT Walfonl I ,T y ' Q X l , AV N?-Xl 1 3 l A .1 1 s s A1 I ,Swmzf , , , The fhrills racing up my spine as Jrlme doorbell rang . . . my firsr corsage . . . 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We've.had our disappoinfmenls, 'rhal is True, ln planning wi'rh no-real fulfillmenr near, 'orlcing wi1'h no goal or marlc in view. l fhere have been accomplishmenls made here. For we who have passed 'rhrough 'rhese mighlry halls, Have learned far more 'Phan moles or 'rexfbooks +each. We've seen greal' friendships formed wifhin These walls. And found a dislanlr slar for all +o reach. We've seen our spiril wi+hs+and every fesr And say +ha'r wha+ has been, has been fhe besl. Roslyn Rosoff Y., v I . v.. ,I 0 V. V., 7, nv .Dv 3, vb, ,A li .hx 'ii ,Iv 'Qt , it , 'R' ifiy 'Y ,4 N . . uf, Y - '1 A' V f ,A 1:3 , 552' 5. r' 42- 1 i?2r12rs'fQ'f..g. , ' -Ai .L QQ s f r f, R., EF, ' 515 1 .- NE, ggi: 55: 2' 2, - 1 M '13 4 ,ff 4 . . , bv i,,A ig W ,.,, 'ffsiliiil ' f ff A ' ' , 'f'Q.7 fm 1 . vhs' as is ' -451 Fi 3 ff MASTERTONE CAMPUS PUBLISHING 1420 WALNUT ST,, PHILA ,A N A N N '5fi'5 1j5, Vi A . 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