Cortland High School - Co Hi An Yearbook (Cortland, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1928 volume:

bug qv: ws 304 COPYRIGHT SEYMOUR B DUNN AND LEO KAPLAN Busmess Mfmager pail' 4 1 In 'Dm , , , , E. x .51 K J 2 S BY Editor-in'Chief F 35 ,LZ KJ, If A Q 1 J ' 5 k C? 4 Z f 1' Q, cv Z S :J cv 1. L- S Q, 0 Z S o o S Q Q r 4' Q cv Z 1' as 0 'iv E f 1' :J cv ff 5- 4' 0 cv 1 2 Y: C356 ND CLVS ND Q14 ND JD N NDCA4 QM NJ C, 4 N0 CM D C ND QM Nj QM NQ QM ND QM D 6 NQQ4 N 3 fb 5- I 2 U Q 5 .3 fl 5 2 O Q s 2 0 Q s LJ Q Z U Q 5 i U Q 3 2 O Q 5 2 Gp Q .P J '7 if inf-L4 THE OH A JUNE 1928 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF CORTLAND HIGH SCHOOL W 17 K v'3'w v'3'w , 1'P'w 9 v'3'v ,,r'3'v I v'Q'v I, ,Wy r D - . ' . I . . I . P . 1 . -V , D xg. . Q 5 9' 11 - VZ Q 2 Z 1' Q . 4, 2 ii ' . fs I 4: 5 : 63 v -Q ZA : in . .- in , ,f Q Z 1 EJ Q5 . .5 'S LQ . ,KQ . ., in W 225 . .3 3 :Ai :- EJ ' Q-5 . .3 'x :Q -L . 'Q . ., 'S .in 125 . .5 'x S2 . . , 4? fi ,Z LJ 'F ' 'f 5 .: r' 4- ,LJ Qi . .3 is Q , , 2 ' 1 A new 5 1 .N 4 -ev I 1 te. A A A-J 15, . A 1,-J ' 4 Atv, ' A .tb i -Q-I L Dx wmv' wit-jw DI-EDIICATION IN APPRECIATION OF THEIR INTERFST AND PATIENCE THEIR DEVOTION TO ASSISTINC- THOSE IN SEARCH OF KNOWLEDGE AND THEIR COOPERATION WHICH MAKES FIRST VOLUME OF THE CO HI AN IS DEDICATED TO THE FACULTY OF CORTLAND HIGH SCHOOL fi 5 14 C1441 'NSN I F' ' I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I ' I I I I I THIS BOOK POSSIBLE: THIS I I I- I , - - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 505' 4-el sw Vi' VIEWS FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS MC ow nf-b Um L, ff 'Ii -3 9 C2 1 2 Comemfcs 7 Y J 4 5 I THE COHIAN Eiga ALMA MATER eholdl Our Alma Mater grand and fur' e verdure of the sprlngtlme at her feet llhe trees ne lr by xx here warbllng blrds compete lhe blue lbove vxhere proud Ind free from t lrc Old Glory vw lves her colors ln the alr Wlthln her stately portals one may meet Ilhe loyal hearts whlch keep her spxrlt sweet How sacred' How we love her' Fortune s herrl No other name wlll ever take the place OfAlm1 Mlter She IS always best HCTl1CllJlHgl1fll1d points toward the precious goal Of sweet suttess Her loyal sons shall fate The strife of llfe, and nobly pass each test We'll keep her kmdly splrlt ln our soul Paulzmf Bar nw Carpe 461' 11101 , '28 965-3 f -Y We f- -'ffffef 'QQ in A 0 ' gl-VF ,, , -1 T, .K I till' V I . 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I'I'I', 1 ' ' XVG qv: :vp 304 0 ,140 441 In Dm Senimgs Mya-1 TI-IIE COHIAN SENIOR HISTORY It IS no easy matter to wrlte a hlstory of a class whlch has so many members possesslng such rare glfts of sportsmanshlp scholarshlp and a WllllI1gI19SS to exer clse them for the benefit of the school The callber of the members of the class of 28 finds expresslon IH those chosen as oflicers who are as follows Freshman Year Presldent Blanche Bates Vlce Presldent Phlllp O Shea Secretary Juanlta York 'Ireasurer Charles Sanders Sophomore Year Presldent Joseph Lanlgan Vice Presldent Anna Burns Secretary John Bennett Treasurer Barbara Hllton Junlor Year Presldent Ruth Brooks V1cePres1dent Ph1l1p OShea Sec retary Blanche Bates Treasurer Robert O Connell Senlor Year Presldent George Cormsh V109 Presldent Mary Peck Secre tary Vaughn Fhmnock 'Ireasurer Marletta Mott Our class has always been most asp1r1ng and progresslve Creat lnterest has always been taken ln Athletlcs Perhaps our most promlnent athlete IS Bob O Connell who has the d1st1nct1on of belng the hlgh school s only four letter man For the past two years he has won hls letter IH each major sport As Freshmen and agam as Semors the Boys Basketball Team won the Inter Class Trophy 'Ihe Bowl1n g Cup was won by the Class of 28 as Sophomores and for the last two years the C 1rls Inter class Basketball Trophy has been won by our team Fhls year the C lass of 28 came out ahead of the other classes 1n the annual competltlon for the Beaudry C up Among the members of our class are many talented actors and orators In 1026 and 1927 we won the Allen Cup for Dramatlzatlon wlth the presentatlon of As You Llke It and Esmeralda Our Junlor and Semor plays The Whole I own s 'I alklng and So Thls Is London were both fine productlons In 1926 one of our members Luther Allen was chosen ln Syracuse to repre sent our d1str1ct IH the Columbla Speakmg Contest IH New York Clty Although he won no definlte place we were very proud of h1s efforts LaVerne Nlchols another prom1nent member of our class was awarded a bronze medal glven by the Ill1no1s Watch Company for the best essay on Llncoln We also as Jumors won the annual J unlor Semor Debate Scholastlcally the C' lass of 28 IS not deficlent A good per cent of our mem bers have regularly been on the honor roll and Marletta Mott and Paullne Car penter have won the H1 Y Scholarshlp Cup From the foregolng llst of achlevements one may draw the conclusion that we are superhuman but we hay e merely trled to put lnto each of our four years those thmgs to whuh we may always look back wlth sat1sfact1on IHI 1:0651 , ,, W ,, l fl f - ' W' ' A ' 7 W' ' ua 'E aeaee A---H A ea N95-1 :sad ' gg 1 , - f . , . . . , . 1 1 ' 1 1 . . , F 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' K 1 u , 7 7 7 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' f ' . 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I01-IN Mc GUIRF Iac lx :ppm ln t 1 RUTH MEL1 ON Pums E cud llixflilllllhil UU ARNOID MILIFR Arn llll lm ll CARROII R MINFR in x FLIZABETH MONTGOMERH Fu Y Npoxtsnnnshlp pm AYMoNn MORFAN .X THOMAS I MURRAX 70m wr 1lh1llC4W Ill X yhx Belsy A rm Avademlc Academlc Acndemlc Academlc Ac adf-mac Academlc CIRSSICHI Ac ademnc Academlc lf ,, , , , NCQN' waz: gf' Y .. i YN WY W V Yin ui Q, in L L N V h I Q I V L , I. fgfj.g,3w,Egp,gi, V .A I , K, -iq: J Ill J mf ' : if L 4 if ., K Q ?5E3?' u vs ' f if TT: I 1 - ' ' ' lfstf- ff J- '?' M- . 1 3 Ahh, 1 ETHEL MCCI,0X Academlc ' ,-fa' 'K 'WflEgSi 1- .. . -X Pu-I ' ,' L., . .3 'x ' ,57 I, X K . xx C? f wx ,?4gi,f,fj TV,' . A , A I , rx n ' , V, G1--Ulu! C411 - z, hu.'k- 1 . i K , 4. ,H - xg V . , . ll , - - ': 1 Z- 1 . ffl - qyw Wk 1-I u ' ,H ' i ntvl ' x .L6gIl'.,ly 1. XX. Y Ky. ' KK 17 i ' Y' '- Kill : 'na1lizlsvhallLl,2,24,'U. g , , . . Q ,.,,,M Wk 1 V Y, X 1 X'-'T-MH M, , an u ' I LV A , , , r.'-.51 '- X , , R . - ' L Mi , u w as ' fa-,w from HE COHIAN -rQ93i L VERNE Nlcl-lols Ira Academlc H1 Y Dr matus 12 45 C Ins: rltbato U 45 Com menvemf-nt Dlbatc H5 Pcnnant stall' fi 45 Lclltor 445 Wlnm r of the l lIlC0lIl bsaav C onttst 145 -l- CONSTANCE NORMAN Conny Academnc 1 ROBERT 0 CONNELL B Academlc Frnasllrur of 11111101 C lass kappa 7m,ta Prosult nt C45 Xclu-.mv lounul H5 Football 62 5 45 Banskztbxll U 5 45 lntcrvlass hasktthall C15 Baaeball fi 15 HARRIETT O CONNOR Academlc Dulta 1SIJb1l0I1 Ilfdllldllbb U5 1 FRANCIB O LEARY Fran Academxc kappa Leta Natloual Oratoncal C ontcst L35 THOMAS OLIVER Tommy Academlc Rural H1Y lntu'Lla.ss Basketball 145 Interclass Bowllng Q45 PHILIP O SHEA S1 lent Academlc kappa Z1 ta Ex Presldent Secretarv Sophomore Class Nlce-Prcsldent Junlor Olasa Advlsory Counml H5 ltootball fl 2 J 45 Basketball Cl 1 2 55 Captain 1.55 Baseball C1 2 5 45 Capta1nf35 D1amat1csL15 W LFRED M PAQUIN Bzll Academlc Ixappa Lua Football fi 45 Rural H1 X ELIZABETH PARKER Academlc LA VERNE PARMITER Vern Academlc kappa Atta 123 . If an ' new-44 4 wah E - + A Al Y! ' , '- : a 'vu '. 1 ' zu. - : . : - , , I 5 C 3 ' I .' 1 I, Z ' ' 3 ' ' I , ' vs . 14 V n ' ! ll O!! ' l ' ' . , ' . w ... ' . , . -' , A . I . , I . . , ., , , . L. 2. 2 , , .' ' ' 1 . ' I, 1 2 Track 13, 453 Intcrclass Bowling CZ, 453 Dramatlcs C-1. 15. e ' ' . , W1 V 4' . 4 1 ' v. : . , li Y! ' ' . 7 . . ' 1 ' 1 - ll U ' + 7 ll ' Y! ' ' 5 , - :S ' -I , .' , 1 , 3 I' rs A ' .3 ,L ,' 1': 1 I U 5 , 2 1 . . ' I T ,x , ' Y -I ,I 5 I KK ' if ' ' f , . 1 . - . . ' ' 1 ' v 1 ' ' li 11 ' '1 I V , 4 '65-1 lqfas aw! wg DONALD PEASE Don Academlc Ill X Pnotlmll H5 lnturldsx Baskmtlnll C5 4b Ka t'xln C45 Asslstdnt managu and lnanagu Baseball ss C 1hU 4 Outh 4 P 546 Banc NH :stan incln1n1lg,rruflnnd HJ l'mnnan! Smfl' f4l llldlllilllh hllSllllNSllldlldf,.,ll U7 md llllllllllll mln: 5114? OLIVE PHELP5 Babes Academnc lJldlllllllS ill l'h1Alpha PAULINE PORTER MARGAIIET POWERS Peggy RALPH PRRSTON Peadzeb lx llllli L11 1 lfootlnll U 41 Ronhwr Rx AN JusbPHxNL L SCHLLLINQER lfntuul l'l'7 G1 ADYS SLARS Glad ' ig Dl'll - 'Q I im-ld NEVA SHEARRR Nm ' ifllphag I i-ld Day KL . Academlc ACdd9mlC Academic Academuz Commercml Academic Academic Al.PllNl'l SMITH Tha Hig Parade Academic Phi Alpha. 1741 - ,W l I4 , ,--g,,w. ., W -J I l. H - -': ' ' 3 .' w z 2, .'p- K : : l.l,'A., 1 ,- . ,.!. -. . 53,453 G14 Q ill L. J: H usrr- fl, L.:, : 1143: ian I A: . 3 .4 L '--V t-' ..-'- ' 1 11' L 'R ' 8' 1 Q- R.. ' , H ,U , - , ll vv , ' 1 H . J' . ' 'z z ' -zz ' 1 L., . I .:. . 1 , .. H lh ll I. Till 1' lhu CI 'P , U Hy, , lh 4 . 'P V. ESG' A ' ' 't4F.D7'4 COHllAN :Gan mimi GERTRUDI QMITH Amdemw AL1 RED S-NYn1.1c Afddmuc BART SPANO Bale Academlc lxdppd 111 1 X'-slsl Llll 111 llll 11111 111 llldg, of S A mall li 41 B1 rlmllq TONY SPA 0 Acddemw lx.1pp.m A1 1 1 EUGENE STA11 01111 Sc1ent1h 'l 1-1E1zEsA ROSAI ll STA1w111m Auulemm ALBERT STEWART Al Anddemu 1114 A111 lfuotlull 1 M1 1 1 NS B Lskc th lll ll 1 ll 111 hx 111 IS 1 11 of 1311141 D 1111 llllsl D01z0T1-1A Cxosm SUNDPIQLINT Dot Amdnmm K MAIIJORIE S11 l:.l:.NLY Uurgc Anddemm Dglld l' psllun ARTHUR bu 11T l ml X1.1dun11 F l l g S if I w E - V ' u 1 , , - j .- -'Ap' .. 1 ', Q 7 ' I xl. KK 797 H ' A kx' I ' Z- 2 i ,f 1 1 zg:1'1'z 1 ' '1-1' I 115- ' ken' 2, 1 15- - 2.:s,,1p. ,I N A 'I . I , N112 , ! 1 v ' In I ' 'S C 1 Q . 5' 1 ' 1 G11-oI'l11h CIS, -lb. W I , ' ' I kay ' ' - zz ' 1 Ji. -11: li11,'l' -ll :ull 12. 31: Int '1'- ' ' 1 1'la.'.' 2 ' 2 , 2. 24, -111 12111111111 llll 'l'1':l1'k 141: 1 l11t1'1'1'lass Bowling fl. 2. IJ: .-Ml1'isu1'y f'u11111'il 434.111 1 V11' --Pros' lv 3011- 1 -.'t1'11 115. Ji. ll, llL1111l 14112 ' ' ' '1 -'ll '- 1 1 1' 1 3 1'z 1 l,::,2S,-ln - 1111- f c'11111 42, :s,A1p. V Y ,-..,. 1, ,U x -A ,135 A - 1 , , 11: rin I I, I -, - N, 1 lla 1-11. V 17 3 A 1 ' 11-4 ' 25 S69- 1.6791 THE COHIAN :QQ M ARIAIN 'l ANNI-:R '1 an I Ns In :ski tlmll um luoMAs H1 1 ALI I VSOMI-A 11411111 Jomx X160 Vu ns hs-.tl lim wo WAX LL w MAIUAIN xVhBbTI:.R Molly B1 Axe nr. XVl:,bTIfALL lilunrlzu lam AR VS oon Flash 1ppnZ4t1 mum us lin n Hdscbdl VAXITA X ORK lohnml 1 1 lHSllIlldll Br sxll Xoum 5 Img lhll n l'IlS1lUll qmy Academic 1 x An.-xdemlc Academlc' Ac ademu Ac dd9ll1lL Academlc Acddc-mu Academlc 1 Q5 43 Ac ademlc- N Aiddillllt I , ,,-,,,,,,,,,, Y , f - - .z lvl fr Y I ' rQ95i In 1, , Q J f W Ph' Alpha: Tri-Y: lllN'I'l'l2l.'.' as ' - ' f2,34,-153 igm ,' V' 1 ,',, ff f g 'l'1'zm1 tif, lil. -. X J w ,A .- -A zz, -1 ' film- Vlulm 1191. 1,XH.-,...-H - Kappa Zulu. ' Y 1 55 ' ry, n . 1 I liuwlmll 133: Lzu'1'uss4- fly 1 '11 Q21 H s , , . , H , 1, - A v. - .. , A4 -,vs , 4. , , X 1 , 7 u h sr ' - K: 1 ' 2 2 l 'lz zskvll alll 'I' ' I, . . kkrky J I , r as vs . ' Phi Allbllill Tri-Yg SL l lllI'j' ' Ulassg Kilm- ,.f' Vluh 1:41. ff 'x IK.: C Y A, 1. u 1 ,lzgv ,, x ' , L AW' wi '1Vf umors Sophomm as Freshmen .nc 4 M -JA I I I 1 1 ,' X , fy E' -:Y Y -.-Y -- W. Y ' Af'ffL1 xrlodw :f.4 1 fg .T ' sl A-4 ,QQ ' ,, 2 12 X I. Q 41 , W A 3-- 1 ' L' ,V I 1 Al 3 'Z 2 5 I fo, pf r 4 Q -,M -- -Qu W-v . w. JUNIOR CLASS 165.1 THE COHIAN JUNIOR News Once 'zgun umted the C l1ss of '70 set out lust Qeptember V31 IH number to equ ml ll not surpxss as Iunlors thelr DFGVIOUQ enxuble record We wlll let you be the ludge of the result qchol xstxc ally the Iumors hmve shown thenr vs yrth A credltmble number h we been on the honor roll md lust year one ot thelr number won the H1 Y qcholarshlp C up No records hme been set nor haxe my cups been Won by lunlor teftms but Iunlor athletes h we done thelr b1t toward makmg thls mthletlc year 1 success for Cortland Pob Burns a member of the C'l1ss of 90 wfxs captam of basketball and baseball thls year and recently was elected Presldent ot the Athletlc Assocla tlon lhose who haxe represented the class on the athletxc squfzds ure Adessa Alama Burns C ox Dexter C oetcheus Hotchklss 'Nlc Dermott lXI0I'0 1H Radell Ryzn Qpano and Nl olfe On luesday October 11 1077 the Iunlor I lmy Younff Amerlcw showed th Lt the C l zss ol 29 stlll poss sses the ClI'LITl'1tlC t xlent whuh lt dxspl xyed so Well Inst ye xr ln Penrod which won the Allen C up for Drzm mtv 1t1on Elght lun lors debatunq the proposltlon Resolved that the hw s dellys are the chxef ln centlves to crlme furnlshed 1 most IYICQFQQCIHQ and 'tt times 'lmusmg program on Wednesday December 14 luther Allen Paul C oetcheus Seymour Dunn md Seymour Dunn 1 Junlor won the Qchool El1IT11I11tl0H contest IH the Yatlonal Oratorlc ml C ontest and pl Lced second IH Innghamton Wlth the tr msltlon from undercl mssmen to upper classmen mme the sense ot added responslblhty Wore chances for servlce seemed to present themselves than ever before the Purple Pennant Stiff Orchestrx C lee Clubs debstlng, teams or 1tor1cal contests and c'1ndy sfzles lhe C l mss of 70 rose to these occa snons Durmg the t 111 the glrls worked hard sellmg candy for the benefit of the Athletlc Assoclatlon lhe school sp1r1t possessed by the class has been dlsplay thelr Wllllflflneig to cooperate support V IFIOUS ClI'1X es and evctrx currlcular actlvx tles md do thelr share md more to m 1l1e the school year a success F zrly nn March the Iumor selected the tollowmg ofhcers Presldent 'l helmw. C 1rdner V1cel'res1dent lV1llli.IT'l Nlorgxn Qecret try H1nn1hDenson lreasurer Robert liurns On Mond Ly NI xrch 12 they held thelr organlf 1t1on d mme IH the gym and on the lollowmq lhursd my presented 1 xery flex er md amusing: lrlsh lur lI1Clll79l lhe Iun1orst1l1e thls ch xnce to th mk Mlss C alushx their dem tor her un tlrnnxg ellorts to m the thc ye1r xsuccesslul one for them wr l I Ll V i J 11.991 1 INSS1 1. . ,. , . x 1. 1 , 11 1.1. 11, 1. 1 , 1 , 3 1, '. .',, 1 'L . ' 1 f 2. , . ' 3 z . ' ' fx . ' 2 1 1 1 . . ..- c ,L 1.1 , I ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 , . 1' , 1 7 1 , 7 2 f 1 ' 1. 1, . I 1 V . . 1 Y- . 1 . 1 1 I C C C A C C x V y 1 1' . 1 ' I 1 . J , c 1 1.11, c1 . J . , . 1 ' . ' 1 ' ' ' . 1 1 : , 1 1 w l , v. 1 I v 'V f a v ' A v ' H 1 A ' v rd- 1 1 1 1 1 7 11 ,1 , 1 rw ' , - ji as - wr ' 1 1 '-' 1 ' 1 1 21 'Lv ' 1 . , 1 I 1 rw 1 1 I .1 ' . ' 1 . ,, ,, . , . . . 1. z , f 1 z 1 ,. . ' r .1 - l U ' . I it v l 1 Y 1 1 A . I , A 1 , 1 1 1. 1 1. ' . v . ,, . I . . 1 . . l . d , . 1 , . , 1 . 1 . 1 1 ' I 1 , . 1 , 1 1, , 1 Dorothy Wllls were chosen to represent the class nn the C ommencement Debate. I W , I l , V L A C , 1 A ' 1 '.1 ' 1 1 ' J' 1 . 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 . C n inn nn ,C 1 c , 1 Z, 1 , 1, c 7 1 1 '11 1 1 Cl ' 1 1 1 - 1, c 1 1, 1 1. . fc11 ..1- 1 1 1' 1 . .1 . r 1 . 1 . ,. 1 ,. , ..,,. ,. , 11 , ,1 C 1 1 1 C l 1 l I 1 1 ' 1 I I 6 Y 1,L 1 ,C 7 L 1 1 11 11. 11. . , 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 - 1 1 , 1 ,1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , - 1 , 1 1 1. ,1 , 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 '1 1 ' ' 1 '11 ' 1 1 ' 11 1. ,1 c - , f f 1: 1. 1 1 I . Vw 1 1 v v 1 v 1 1 I it . , A , . , . . L , 1 . . I ' 77 ' 'z - .1 . . , z . ' 1 : z .. 1' , z, L , - I E CLA OR M PH SO THE COIHIIIAIN 09,1 lC'Q9a SOPHOMORE N EWS lNIARIAN E BUCK As the one hundre I and slxty Sophs left thelr old em lronment the Frosh Hall they took thelr pl xce in thelr new rooms under the leadership of lXI1ss I uker and 'XI1ssC ale lhe Sophomore C'lass w1ll never leave :blot on the record of C H S Manv of the members of the class have partlcnp xted m athletlcs 'I he boys turned out for football md the followmgs were ICIIYIIUZCCI to the squ ul C Dexter R Purch F I ane I C 1ll Ii Adams R 'I ownsencl W PICCIUIII md Ix Angell We also demonstrated our abllltles IH basketball one third of the players of the team belng Sophomore lhe 1 1rls have also org mixed an 1nter class b xsket ball team taking thlrd place from the Freshmen Several ot our worthy members have Jomed the CT H S track team Our bowlmg team IS at the head of the lengue having won mne games and lost one third that number Durlnv the first part of the semester the Sophs spent much of thelr tlme IH selling candy to aid the Athletlc ASSOCldtl0H We raised ten dollars Some of our boys entered the newly founded organwation the Boys Band directed by Prof W lllard P C reen Our school paper the Purple Pennant has four Sophs as ecl1tors on the Junior Staff We are sure these people w1ll show themselves capable of keeping up the fine work that has always been done smce the Purple Pennant was first lssued In honor of our organlzatlon March 21st we put on a fashlon show 'I h1s was very picturesque and well enacted Upon the stage was a large artlficlal radlo above wh1ch was an openmg supposedly a telev1s1on arrangement Statlon SOPH was announclng and the members of the Sophomore Cllass appeared as models carrled out by the class w 1th the cooperatlon of the Home Fconomlcs department and the asslstance of the local merchants and acly ertlsers of the Purple Pennant who kmdly lent merchandlse for the hvmg models Russell Adams was the plamst and the band plaved under the llrectlon of Prof Wlllard I Creen The retlrmg officers w ere Presldcnt Dorothy MCC ulre V1ce Presldent Iew1sDunc n Secretarv Marian Buck 'Ireasurer Ioseph C all lhese oflices were filled bs Preslclent C eralcl Dexter Vlce PTQSICIGIIC Dorothy Foster Secre tary 'IhomasC Ilbert Treasurer Permce Olds The class colors were salmon color and p1nk An ex ent which was eagerly looked foreward to was the pl xy Second C h1ld hood wlth a c ist of twelxe players We ill w Ish to express our th Inks to Nlr q9l2'fI'9Cl who dxrected our play with hls usu 11 x lgor and ab1l1ty Vie mourn deeply the loss of a well known md well hkecl member of our class Alfred Agulll whose memory wlll zlw ays remaln m our he zrts He w is one who stood at the head ln ithletlcs good sportsmanship and good wxll lhus comes to m end mother Sophomore C l iss It as the hope of ill th xt next xelrs ICCIXICIGS will surpxss ill prexlous ones md mike 1970 1020 1 blue rlbbon sezr I ll 29 A 9 J ICQ!! 'll 5 I ' 7 KK 77 ' ,' I - if rx 4 ' 1 i ' L A L I . L C 1 .Q - Q 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' - ' 1 V k ss L C C n . L ' ' l 1 u 1 v ' 2 . I 2 . 1. . I. , 1 Y: 4 S I D f 7 1 I , J. A fy ' u C , s n, . L , a L - L a n , . . , , g . ' z '. c -'.,. .. - C y Y 4 Q m C C y H C- - ' ' ' ' az rv ' ' . 1 . , 4 r '- 7 , . J- I . , c , . . Y . I a l . . . . , . , . . . . , , Y 9 ' , u 1 ' C C A, . . . ,, . . 3 and each dlsplayed a cllfferent style of wearing apparel. lhls unlque Idea was . . . , , V C ' . J. I . 1 I , n ' f . 1 ' . . ' ' . . a , v N c , 'Q 4 . - ' f. ' 1 ' ., , , . , C . .4 . 1 , T A J . , A nl C u , - ' 7 . U ' ' 7 ' In ' Ln C L f - H w .. - , , r . ,' , . r y l sg C x ns . L 1 4 1 . ' , a I I . 1 1 v. 4 1 . l 7 v . . ' , V L C fa., ' f z H ' z .. is , K . , 2 .W L . . , , ' rw g w 1 l ' l .1 I I s s L C h Lan. s C L v , ' , , ' ,' ' .' . - . v' . . . , - 1 . -I L s I. s s Lns L s s L C I -in ' r ' K, j 1 . 3 FRESH MAN CL ASS 5565-3 ' ' ' 'QR S9 29 T H lE C o H 1 A N E :sem A A were-we--eeeeef-areV--Amee v see eeeeeeeerws' FRFSHMAN NEWS JANE JORDAN T e members of the class of 31 conslstmg of three hundred 'md thlrty fixe freshmen have completed a most successful year The Frosh haue reason to be proud of themselves 'Ihey haxe formed '1 large percent of those representlng the honor roll They have thrown themselx es lnto all klnds of school act1v1t1es candy sales plays concerts and all athletlc 'xc t1V1tl9S have been successful due to the boostmg they recen ed from the Frosh Some of the Freshman boys were members of the football squad whxch ended up wlth a xery successful season There were both Freshman boys as well as glrls basketball teams The Freshman glrls chose Dorothy Whltbeck as the best one amongst them to lead the fnrls basketball team agamst the upperclassmen Not once through the whole season dld thls falthful team of glrls wm or t1e a game but not once was there a tlme when any member of the team falled to fight to the utmost of her ab1l1ty There were some members of th1s team who newer before had played nor seen played a game of basketball Although the team had the hard luck to lose every game xt certamly has good materlal ln lt and one of the best school sp1r1ts ever seen I he hrst blg outstandmg event of the year for the Freshman was the presen tatlon of three one act plays Fhe 'lrystlng Place Statlon YYYY and Brldges 'lhese plays were presented 1n C'ommun1ty Hall December 16th They were verv well presented consldermg that the casts were pr zctlcally lnexperl enced On March '30th the Freshmen assembled IH thelr home room and spent the 8th perlod IH electmg thelr officers They are as follows Presldent VS mlfred Burns Vlce Presldent Wllton Latlmer Secretary Fhzabeth Blllmgs lreasurer Harold Kelley Aprll 4th was known as Freshman day when the Freshmen organwed and eant was very much enjoyed by all who attended It was umque and very well presented under the cl1rect1on of Prof Farl C qelgfred About one hundred md fifty freshmen took part the pageant belng IH ezght dlfferent eplsodes lhe sewmg classes under the dlrectlon of Muss Margaret I Nlhltney made the cos tumes C lass colors were orchld and green and these were very much m ex xdence on Freshman Dav 'I he Freshman C lass extends lts deepest sympathy to one of 1ts clas mates Ruth I lttle who recently lost her mother through sudden lllness lhe sudden slckness and death of Cora Faton was gre ztly regretted by her classmates Her absence from Freshman actlw ltles occaslons much sadness 1 he Frosh ire glad to hear th It one of 1ts members Alex M :yer ns recox erlng from 1 serlous lllness 'Xluch credlt for the success of the C lass of 21 goes to 1ts de n Urs C eorge 'I he I' rosh t ike thls opportumty to th :nk her for 1ll she h ns done for them tbl I h . . ' ' ' C . ' - ' Y . v W v n L . y , - Y ' Y L . , . ,T . . C s s, YL' i , , . . . L yy . .. . - ' Y , ur w - rr 14 ' u , ' ' 2 1 ll ' .YY 1 ' ' ,. c , , . N ' c Z f , - I L . ' - . , A , . , 4 K , L. , resented a a feant, The Brotherhood of Man in the auditorium. This ag- Y K , 1 ' In l Y l ' 1 J T- L -V Q Z . , g . l t ' ' . A. , V f 3 . . s. VT 1 - 1 ' 4 1 I ' I J , V C I inn ul. I n p I , . v. l . A. s i nn vw , ', , ' v ' s z f . c ., z , , f I . . g vi y I i u A ' Z . . f .. ' f . J , . . . 1 , T X 1 1 Y .1 - 1 f 1 1 n C s I C n ln a ll 'qv 5304 Musnc Drammafmlcs 0 146' 4 mann Public Speakmg rl. 5-S65-5' - - weffff- f-- - --K C .faerffan V k.Q2: THE COHIAN HQJV: A A KGS! HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA I he hlgh school orchestra has achleved much success thls year under the d1rect1on of MISS Manetta F Marsh It has about 45 members and contams all of the mstruments of a full orches tra except the bass V101 oboe and bassoon In October the members went to Ithaca where at Baxley Hall they had the IJI'lVll9g9 of hear mg., the famous Boston Symphony Orchestra Ihls was a rare treat for our h1g,h school mu s1c lans and lt afforded them a great deal of msplratlon as well as pleasure Ihroughout the year the orchestra has played both for school and communlty programs Among them were the Cortland County Hospltal Commencement the lecture on Western Unlted States the four class plays Class Day and High School Commencement On May 29 the orchestra gave lt annual concert at Communlty Hall I hls was a fine exhl lJltl0Y1 of the orchestra s ablllty The proceeds of thls concert were used to help buy unlforms for the newly Organwed band 'Ihe program follows I OX FR PURE The Merry WIVSS of Wlndsor IHE ORCuEs'r1zA ll far IN A ROSF GARDFN I IWO GUI I ARS 111 HARP SOLO IHE Oncl-lEs'rnA MAR ORIE H BROWN ELINOR Ovc ENS X UNFINISHED SX MPHONY B MINOR THE ORCHESTRA XI CORN!-I SOLO XII IRIO Au Bord d un RUISSEBU ROBERT Muncl- 29 uolm BLANKHI BATFs 28 cello MARIORIEH BROWN 31 harp DONALD Pr- ASF Semor XIII ROMANLI Les Adxeuvc THF ORCHESTRA IX MARCH Pomp and Clrcumstance THE ORCHESTRA IN zcolaz Acczunz Horluk Schubert msdr ssrc lrcynurcl Sarasale Elgar Mlss Marsh and the members ofthe Orchestra deserx e much credlt for the year s succes -ll 4 I- I ,f I E , ,, . . . . . . r '. 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THE COHIAN :zQm V03 BAND NOTES Last fall a new organlzatlon was started ln Central Hlgh It was a Cortland Hlgh School Band whlch was the result of a large enthuslastlc lnterest IH the musxclans of our school and the untlrlng efforts of 1tS able dlrector Mr Wlllard B Green Asslstant Supervlsor of MUSIC The Band whlch was somethlng entlrely new had to start from the very bottom and work upward However due to lntenslve practlce they soon were able to master the new muslc The Board of Education took much interest IH the progress of the Band and bought them a good drum outfit a barltone horn and a wonderful new sousaphone The Band made its first publlc appearance ln one of the Wednesday Chapel perlods early last fall and became very popular wlth the student body Followlng 1tS 1n1t1al appearance the Band was ever ln demand lhey were present to lend plenty of pep and Splflt at football games and played an lmportant part ln the huge bonfire and mass meeting whlch was held on Randall Flats the eve of the tradltlonal Norwlch Central Grldlron Battle Durlng the past wlnter the Band has added lnterest at all the home basket ball games It was out especlally 1n full force for both Normal Central games This sprlng the Band worked very hard to make thelr Flrst Annual Concert a success Other concerts were put on ln nearby towns by the Band to raxse money for the Band Fund for buylng new umforms and equlpment The crowning success of the near was when the Band went to the Western New York MUSIC Festlval held at Fredonla N Y from Aprll 23 27 It was there that the New York State Band Contest was held In the Fredonla State Normal School Cortland H S Band made the trip of 250 mlles by bus and were gone three days l here they made a wonderful lmpresslon upon the Judges and secured flrst place ln Class D whlch was open to all first year bands By Wlhlllng Flrst Place the Band won possesslon of a large bronze tablet and ll1dlV1dU3.l awards for lts members I'he Band was organlzed and elected the following members President Rg,ssBartlett Secre tary Donald J Pease lreasurer Albert Stewart lr It now includes over forty members and looks for a very successful year ln the fall It loses by graduation two of its members namely Donald Pease trumpet and Albert Stewart trombone I'he band takes thls opportunity to thank Miss Marsh and the Board of Fducatlon for their cooperatlon l17l l , . . , - 1 r ' . , , . 1 1 ' . . . .. . 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' L 4 4 . 4 ' 1 1 :sew as ee A A '14-D22 THE COlHlllAN ECU: 5-405: TI-IE GLEE CLUBS I hc two lllgll school glen clubs haye sur ce sfully 4 ompleted the ll thlrd y e ll s work l he glrls club IS dlrecttd by MISS Manetta I' Mar h and ll IS a member hlp of lbout forty lhe boys glu mlub whlch IS under the dlrectlon of Mr Wlllard B Green has about twenty flve members At Chrlstmas tlme the glrls glee club gave several songs for the C hrlstmas assembly program Agaln at the Arbor Day program they dellghted the student body when they rendered three very approprlate sprlng songs At the Commencement debate the glee clubs as ln former years wlll furnlsh the muslc for the evenlng I he two glee clubs haxe had a xery surcessful year and the dlI'Llt0Ib art to bc congratul ltul upon thelr efforts lhc members of the Glrls Glee Club are as follows Hazel Adams lrallml Altken Luclllm Ashley Irene Bausch Fllz eth Bllllngs Dorothy Brlstol MAFIOH Brools Wlnlfred Burns Gage Dorothy Hall elma Hdlgm Betty Hannon Jane ffidan Dorls Kane Frances Keenan Wlnlfred Larabee Ellzabeth Lucy llleanor Masterson Marle Mayer Allce McDevltt Dorothy McGulre lfdlth Mlller DQl'1S North-rup Paullne Norton Bernlce Olds Xlrglnla Fllslnger Dorthea Qeamans 'lheresa btanbro Dortha bunderlln Dorothy lwentylnan Ruth lwentyman XVlI1lfI'8d Xosburgh Fleanor Webster Dorothy Whltbetk Constant lean WlCkW1T9 Ienl Xvlllldfflb Sylvla Wlght lhe members of the Boys Clee Club are btanley Babrocl Iohn Beaudry Iyler Bl tts Laumer Brown Xaughan Q hlnnock Cerald Dexter Fran! Glllet Iohn C lllet Harold C laaler Robert. Hannon Iames Ilollenbeck Cllfton llphet ldwargi Lan Call McAlllster Ilarold McDermott P1u1M1ller Stanley Ryan VS esley blmpson Ross Welhaf l3Nl P ' ' 1 ' K- . r 1 . K. 1 r 5 . 1 'SL - 1' 1 ' Y 12 -'Lf - ' ' r' 3' - '41 ' 1 1 ' 1 V 1 'I 1 S 1 1 L1 1 A S ' 2 ' ' ' -' r 1 1 ' , ' .1 , . ' . . ' . 1 , ' ' ' , . - h , , .'. ' v ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 7 1 ,. . . , . 1 , 1 i . I ' ' ' - Y 11' ' '. . . , . ' . . v . , . . . y ' ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . A Y ,. , 1 ' , , 1 1 1 5 3 . ,- 1 2 , ' ' , ' ' 1 1 -1. 1 1 1 1' 1 Sq ' .' , 1, , 1 , gram . . , 1 Y .1 1 ik, W A g L, Dorothy Carpenter, An C ase, Llll1an-Cole, Vjid, a-Lonnel, Marlan Cox, Irma Duncan, Geraldlne .- , . ' . - . ' ' - . ' - -Q 1 ' - ,. -1 . r . . e ' ' f 1 ' 1 - ' 1 ' - ' 11 ' '11 Y' ' I , L - 1 - ' Y 1 -1. ' ' ' A1 5 '- .' ' 1 ,- l h V 1 Q , ,n l . v ,., . - I . 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Xllu Il I me um 1 1 1 ' ul 1 :III me xx lll 1p.,1r I on sl III 1 ting I lll5.,II UI I lxlnmu I1 1 n lllf lt IIDIIX NIII4 NI ml 4 NIS Ifllxll I INN SENIOR PLAY SO THIS IS LONDON A COMFDY m TH RI' I ACTS by ARTHUR Goomuc II Presented on Thurgday November ll 19M CASI IIIRAM DRAPFR, IR rcalled Iumor Wllllam Beehe I LINIOR BEALCHAMP Blanche Bates LADY AMI DLCKWORTH Dorxs Baker MRS HIRAM DRAPER Mary Keefe A FLUNKY AT THE RITZ Wxlham Mannmg SIR PERLY BEAUCHANIP Albert Stewart ALFRED HONEYLUTT Xaughn Chmnock LADY BEALCHAMP Paulme Carpenter THOMAS, A BLT1 ER DeForest Buqh IENNIINLS LADY DLCKWORTH s BLTIER LaVerne Nmchol-I SYNOPSIS OF SCFNFS AC I I 'I he Drapers sulte at the Ritz London ACI II Slr Percy Beauchamp Q In lngroom ln Brlmshot a dax later AC l III Ladv Duckworth s drawing room the same dav IHI SFAFF Busmess Managers CHARIOTTE AWTIIONX, HAROLD GLA7u-R Stage Managers Wu LIANI Bl-1-Rr DEFORI' ST Busn Puhhuty DONIAI D PEASI- Dnreftur IAR1 C Sb IGI-Rl' D IWI St 7- XVI '1 . 1 ' '. . Sll'Will'I. ,2I,vl'l'IIl' Nlvlu lu. lVill'1 II1--ln-, D1 null ln-asv. I' rlivltyz H111 lliluzivr. Bus' NI1 1 ' - 'Z Ils- ' l.'Il. Sit -- 1 f 1 ' ' I'illIIIIll' f'IlI'l1' le-V, Ili: 'I A Iiutn-s. f'Il2ll'I0llI' .xml Bu. -ss . 1 2pK'l'1 IM 1 Mary IU-1-Il-, Du H119 .l1Ly. IK 9' , u ' I 'I .' 1 fs 1 1 Y H ' H , .. , , ... 111 , n ' wr! A - - D ' 4 1 I . . .,........ . . . .....,.,.........,.........,..,,.... . . . . . , V v , . .... . . . . . . . . HIRAM DRAPER, SR. ........,......r ..........4............. .r,r..r....,. D 0 uglas May 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' . 1 . , . . . ....,............... . . . ..,,., . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 I . . . A, Y Y Y 1 ' ' . , . , , ,. , . Y. . . I Y 1 ' I r ' , -I . 'i 1 P 7 1 ' 1 1 . M 1 , M . 11 1: 11 A - , , 1 1 1 . ., . . 1 . III, If .' . I. , ' l Y 1 1 1 1 s :sow Lee E A Mm: 'IFHIE COHIIIAN 2192: A A I R 1:19511 JUNIOR PLAY CAST Standmg lx111I1 XXIIIIIIH., IQTUIIN I 111111 XS 11111111 NI111 111 B11'-.1111 xx NI1111 ll Iolm VI 11111 Ilosmul lu 15,11 II x Ill 1 N 1 1 111 N X 1 IX 1 1 1 ting I xlltl 11111111 1u111 ll 011 111111 S I 1111111 111 x ll 11,111 S dl 0111 1x11 OJKII 11151 111 x11 111 III l!11xI111 xx NI III 11.11 11111 III 1l11 111011111 JUNIOR PLAY YOUNG AMERICA A COMEDY In THREE ACTS by FREDERICK BAI LARD IACK DORAX I1 DITH DORAY MRS MLGUIRI ART SIMPSON JIM REUTER BENNY KIN1. 'I ERESA MCGUIRI-: PATSY MCGUIRF ROMNEY BURGEQS FANNY KINL MARJQRIE TIMMINS NEI S LARSON 'l'HE CLE ISAAC SLAVINSK1 BAII IFF Presented 'I uesday October 11 1991 Howard Keagle Wameta Larabee Nldfldfl Gaffney Leo Kaplan Bernard McGraw John Wolfe Paul Goetcheus Carlotta Goodale Robert Mudge Rawley Lynch LIIIIAH Stark Dorthea Seamans Ethan Waldron John Faxalaro Robert lVIcKee Kelth IVh1t1ng Jasper Garner WASHINGTON WHITP MRS WHITE Ehzabeth FTISIJIP JLDGE PALMER Charles McKendr1LI1 NUTTY BEFMPR Sex mour Dunn SYNOPQIS ACT I LIVIYIH Room at the Doray S Suburban Cottage 'I P M NI.1x '7th ALT II luvemle C ourt Room, 10 A M Z days later A1T III Same AS A1tI 8A M ,nextdaw I HI S FAFF Busmess Manage-rQ BARBARA HIITOIN, WII LIAM MoR1 AN Stage Managers Rom RT IIULH1 S, FRANCIS MLRPH1 Duector EARL C SEI1 FRI II I40I I , ' - ' ' '. I ' 3' Ig. ' . '1 I '111 I ir' I 2 211121. . ' 1. ' '-: I '. I':1 I Ii111'11'l11-11s. f'l1z11'l1's x'II'lXl'IIIlI'Il'Ii. B1-1'I1I1I'1I BI1'U1'z1w. 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I I I 3 .' - ' ..,.,......,...... .,.,...... I .,,....... 1 ' :S III ' ' :sow e ee ee waz: EGP: f TH CO ll I eros: SOPHOMORE PLAY CAST andlng Ii II II I I I I I ll lN I ul IIIIIIII Iiuvu XII IIIIN W I xlt w Nlllllhllll ting NI ll I s ll NI lllll A FARCF PRoI moon RI I IEA MRS WIIIWIIIIIII SXIVIA RLIXLA GI- NI- RAI BLIIIII-c lx MAIQC El I A BIIIIIIH lx MRS X IINX I RT Mus HENDERSON I Uc IIILF Nomorx IUDI I-: SANDERsoIx. SHI-,HIFI Iouxsox SOPI-IOMORE. PLAY SECOND CHILDHOOD I TIIRI P ACTD by ZELIAH COVINCTON md Iurs SIwIovsow PRILQENTED MAI 18 1928 CAQI OI- CHARACIIRS DI-I I TX SHI-RII-I STIIIII-II SX NOPSIS S I M Doctor Rely ea s home, Coshoc ton Indlflna. Ir! I I lex en o clot lx In the mornlng III II One 0 clot lx that afternoon III III I Ight o clot It that exenlng IIII SI FI W Illlam VN alker I' chth Mlller Gladyce VS dlker Roger Sc udamore Betty Hannon Carrle Mazzone I IQIG Walworth NIdl'lO!l Buck Wesley SImpson Russell Adamq Robert M.uDon.1ld Busmess Nlanagers 'MARK ARPT MORRIS, IIARIII D SMITH Ihretror I ARI I br It IIII D IJ-ll 1 I ,I , I I St ' - ol -' N zu' J mac . 'IVIIUI zu Iiuilln-I't. hvillilllll Wzmlkvr, Hzu'0lIl Smith. Ilusim-ss NlZIllZlLZI'l'I R1 gc-I' Sm : .-I'-III I I' I Sit I 1 'I1:II'I-I Nl: I'I'i.', Illlsim-ss NlzIII:I,I:I-I': lflflilll Mills-I'. NI:II'izIII Iillvk. Gllulyvs- WzIlkI-I'. C':1I'I - I rw, ICINII- n'1llWOI'lll I u 'Il Cl ', I I z , ' I'I I I' I' .E Y Y L f I w f I 1 I I I . . , I' '. I. I 1 Q 1 1 ' I ' lvvlv i.'i .... I. ..,. .... .,,......., I I....I.w' T v PHILIP STANTONI I I I I I I I I I I ....... I , ...... .... I I .... Thomas Guilbert 1 I' ,,,, ,.,. I , ,,,...I. I ...., .4.,,. ............,.... 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' 7 rea: FRESHMAN PLAY CAST p Row fllllflll I Ibcl Rob ll Coombs Ruhut Han on DI ul lmmlan Stmlu lhbrmk R11 II III mm lllf I I4 flu url 'XII killtlllll lfllSllltNS 'N Call 'XII Nlllx ttom Row ll lll4 I IX ll ' Illl I x ll Nm: lx Illll I lll FRILSHMAN PLAYS Preeented on FIIday December 16 1027 YY By Boo'rH TARKINGTON Mus WINQTP AD Hr RBERT ANITA CAROLINE ANMII MR WINSTEAII Roc In R J Fl he I Ivlngroom In the Wmetead s home In the suburbs BRIDGES By CLARE KUMMER CASI PINFIEID PARKER, In WAI LIIII BRI EN I NID BIRDSAII QCI NF l he Inner office of Parker and Son Brldge BuIlders TRYSTINC1 PLAC E By Boo'rH TARKINC TON CASI MliQ C'IIRTIs I ANL LI or BRI1 Cs Mus BRIL 4 s II SSIE BRIKA s RUPERT SMITH MR IM OIDSBX SCI Nl' Room just ofT the lounge of a summer hotel I HP SI Al' F Marlan Montgomerv Iames lanner Betty Sanders Lucllle Ashley Wlnlfred Larabee C llfton Iaphet Robert Hannon Damel lIenIhan John GIllet Robert Coombs Ruth 'I wentyman Iane Iordan Carl McAllIster Dorls Kane Dorothy Whltbeck Stanley Babcock Rlchard Anthony BUQIHQQS M Indgpr I' DWARD NICKFNDRN K Publmty WAI TI R Ir WI- 'rr Dlrector U C Sllil HW To - .III -, I-' Iv If II , zn'2 Iw'I.,.'z I -:-, 'rz'l .Xml .lul l illls- . 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I-'mlb :sc-,ws as P ee waz: THE COII-IIIIAN 1:19, CORTLAND HIGH ORATORS andmg Nl x mour Dunn ll :Ili un l f no s K in 1 ting I 1 in 1 11 not X 4 1 I In s PUBLIC SPEAKING considered was Resolved Ihat the Federal Government should develop the water power re sources of the United Qtates Blanche Bates LaYerneN1chols and Pauline Carpenter success fullx upheld the affirmative side of the question and I aughan Chlnnoclx William Beebe and George C ornish were on the negative team Pauline Carpenter Lal erne Nlchols X aughan Chlnnocll and George C ornlsh were chosen to represent the class in the Commencement Debate Ihe proposition Resolved Ihat the laws delays are the chief mcentiw es to crime d hated bv eight members of the Iunlor Class in chapel on Dec 14 furnished one of the most inter eating class debates wet put on Francis Aitken Frances Coates Dorthy Wills and Seymour Dunn successfullx upheld the affirmative and Helen Kane Fthan Waldron Paul Goetcheus and Luther Allen gallantly stuck to the negatlve I he right to represent the Junior Class in the Com nmeficement Debate was given to Luther Allen Seymour Dunn Paul Goetcheus and Dorothy N1 s I he Commencement Debate takes plare Monday ex enmg Iune Zoth I he proposition to be de baterl IS Resolx ed I hat the United States should enter the League of Nations A x ery heated and interesting argument for the possession of the Ver Nooy Cup IS sure to ensue I he school elimination contest in the NdtlOH3l Oratorlcal Contest took place ln Community Ilall on Ihursday ex emng March lo lrances Coats Lillian Cole Sevmour Dunn Helen Kane If Ieanor Phelps and Dorthy Wills presented their carefully prepared orations to a small but inter ested audience Sey mour Dunn was given first place by the Judges and Dorothx Wills second A fue dollar VN ebster dictionary was the prize Seymour Dunn took second place ln Binghamton with his oratlon I he SILHIIICAHCG of the Constitution Ilvl :sem ee e e as -: St ' .' ' . 'a Ili- -lu: IAlYl'l'Ill' Ni'I l.'. Us-ul'gv Vornisll. Yzunzllaul I'IllllIlIll'I'i. I'uul ticwlvlln-Lis. lnilllvi' . ll- . S't - rg nm-s Ailk' s. Lillian Foil-. I rzi1u'vs Coates, I'ziuliiw Carp:-ini-r. Illzuwh- li: 1 -s. IJ1 ' lug Wills. IIl'l -1 IXQIIHX ICI1-zuun' ' -lp.: Un October 19, the season was opened by the Senior Debate, held in chapel. The proposition . .' . . H . V I . . I A - 8 . K . ' . I 7' 1 ' ' . ' . I K A . P.. . , v . , . - - .I ' 1 ' I '1 J ' ' . ' ' . 1 A ' . ' . V. . , , , Y I ' n - 1 V 1 ' ' 2 li : I Y I l ' ' ' 7 . ' ,Yv e' . . ' ' Y ' - . ' . . 1 v ' ' , . ' ' . - I 1 1 1 ' ' V' l I l ! J Y 1 1 ' . . r . ' ' ' ' ' . ' Y n ' Y I V '. 7 ! I I I 1 1 1 v u 1 y y ' A ' V Y 1' ' l I - V'..H V, ,V I, - C ' I K' f 4 A, . U. ' It 'I L, V . 1 I - ' 1 I I y . . , , 1 I . . ' . . 1 . I . ' Y . , . Y. f- , -, -l 9 . , -' H-U' , .1 v K. . . . K V , .t U . 7 . if V h A,- -I , - ,IIN wr- , '- - -U ' -HG Qvll UC 44 xr-J 1 ' wmv 49' ff I Afchlfefmics 3 3 9 6 . I f J 1 ,K x :Seve se A-A A waz: 'll' I-ll lE C O ll-ll ll A N rQ9a FOOTBALL SQUAD Center R Guard R Tackle R End L End Guard XX Nllllgdll 3 I4 C ox at I mv. U C onmll C 0lIllHll -V' 1 'Klav-5 D lillllllly- N1 Rvanwk I Kdcssa PM K Dlklilk lrmston w. D mast K Spano I llotchklss f K Ilotcllklssh R Imx1lsu11l'X' lx Xngcll Tacklqg R H L I-I Quarter F B xlrlllldf R Adams latin R Bunch I Us eq, If 'Xloolc Il lxellxh A Stewart A I Buttino VN Dcxtu R Rossi' R 161111111 W Paqun L Allln, Manager, Brackert C H .S Opponent Groton Auburn Norwlch Fulton F Syracuse Normal Frosh Geneva Johnson Clty Wellsvllle 'I he nlneteen twenty seven football team carrled through a strenuous season and came through wlth colorful success 'I he team got off to a rapld start wxth a vlctory over Groton On the followmg Saturday the game wlth Auburn Hlgh whlch may be consldered as the hardest game of the season took place I he real character of the team was shown up ln thls contest I he heavler Auburn grldders plunged through for two touchdowns but Cortland s speedy ends Call and O Connell each carrled a fum bled ball over the llne to t1e the score Cortland wlll enter next season w1th the loss of several men, that of Captam Latlmer bemg foremost Many others w1ll also turn over thelr purple Jerseys to the substltutes 'l he Hlgh School w1ll lose the followlng men Cornlsh O Shea, Latlmer O Connell Stewart Moore and Preston 'I hese men could not have left a better record and thelr places cannot easlly be filled O Connell Cortland s only four letter man, accounted for four touchdowns He IS wlthout doubt one of the best ends that hlgh school football has seen O Shea who carrled the team from the plvot posltlon has completed hls athletlc record for C H S COTH1Sh the husky 11119111211 Wlll leave a troublesome hole m the Hlgh School llne Cortland lost to Norwlch and on the followmg Saturday to Cook Academy B031 of H1959 games were hard fought contests and were the only games that Cortland lost 'I he Purple and Whlte accounted for five tles and two vlctorles agalnst the best of hlgh school competltlon l he team whlch was consldered as one of finest defenslve teams 1n the Southern tler sectlon owes much to the worthy substltutes who made thls fine season posslble rl46l zach- e-- --be A M A ee e -f. '. . ' ' J lid A 2 DS ' - If .l. Call 5- ' ' A . , 7 ' G, if 'Hu-1' tcj . 'z - 'Q '. . 1 V' ' 1Sl..l ................,........... . ...........el....l.,.....l. 0 13 ....,.......,................. .......,....,.........,..., l 3 0 .,...,...,....,..,....,..,..... ' .... ..........,............ I 4 6 ..... ............. ,..,.... ..... C o o k Acad. ..........,.........,... 20 I2 ...,......,.,.., ..,.......... .....,.,,.................,. I 2 26 .....,..,.,.,...........,...... 1. ...... ................., 6 0 .......,.,...........,........ ,... ..... ,..,,........ 0 0 ...,...,....4......,.,......... .....................,.,... 0 2 ,.,.. ...,....,.,.......,..,.,. ' .......,..,...,......, 0 6 ..... ,................. . .,..... ' .... ......,....,......,... 6 84 . 71 :sc-,w A A - --143323 T H lE C O H ll A N :zen -A A eeee ee -4- mens: BASKET BALL TEAM andlng I Npmrm NI LII LLJ1 I l ssl. 1 C Y C x l Co l ting l K ll Dextmx R Burns Cmptam Buttmo R 0 C onm THE BASKET BALL SEASON The Purple and Whxte Basketeers finlshed then' 1997 1928 season on March 2 loslnv a close game to Norwxch However taken as a whole th season was a successful one Durlng the entlre season Cortland won thlrteen games and lost but SIX The team scored 477 polnts durlng the games thelr oppo nents scored only 354 polnts Indlvrdual honors go to Bob O Connell who alone scored 103 pomts Iohn Buttmo next wlth 102 and Burns wlth 98 Dexter clalms the foul shootmg honors maklng 28 out of a po lble 35 O Connell next wlth 24 out of 36 and Burns 10 out of 17 lhe Normal Central dlspute IS once more tled Each team won a game thls year on their own court However from newspaper rumors we conclude that there will be no more Normal C entral games due to the fact the Red and Whlte team IS henceforth to play teams of thelr own scholastlc ratmg SCHFDULF C H S St Marys Ithaca Bmghamton Onelda Flmlra Flmlra Hgts NOFWlLh One1da Normal 'S Ithac a CHS 1471 Fulton Blnghamton Elmlra Elmlra Hgts Normal Norwlch St Mary s D St ' M 3. .' z .. 1 a f -': ', Ac cs. z, F. 'o.. ', Toms ey, ' ach. S't ' -., 'a .KL . - 'z 5.1. ' , . ' ' -ll. 26- . ' ...,,........, 17 34- .,..,........... 14 30- .. ..,....,.,,..... 12 23- ' .,.,..... . . 18 17- ' ..... .....,,. 1 9 24-U. E. ,..,,.,...,,,..., 15 37 ' ....,.....,,..... 26 33- ' .........,...... 27 20-U. ,.,..,.........,. 31 16- ' . ...... . . .. 18 25- 1 ' ,,,,,,.........., 18 28- . .,....,,,.... 12 27- , ' . ...,........ 11 15- ' ..... .....,,.. 1 6 513- - ,.......,...,,., 15 15-J . ' .....,...,,.. 30 30 f- ' '.., ..,,...,..,... 2 0 -- -- 16 f- .,.. ,.......,.., 1 7 477 3'4 2. - ' ..., ..,....,..... 1 8 .GN W, THE CO1-IIAN Vigo twsagwov BASEBALL SQUAD Staxtding Dcxtcx Coopu B Spano Townscnd A Spano I Adessa Walker Wood I Ll1l 'Ill 'Vlr Andarson U Ll l Sitting Inst Nlfun Ol Buttmo P Adtssa 0 Connell 0 Shut Burns Hartmtt lNI1llcr MacDonald lVIott BASEBALL NOTES The prospects of a champlonshlp Base Ball nlne at Cortland Hlgh look very brlght Upon the first call for candldates nearly fifty reported Among these was a wealth of veteran materlal for Coach Harold Anderson to plck a wlnnmg team from Such players as Captam Burns O Shea O Connell Mlller McDonald G Dexter Harnett Buttlno Adessa and Mott of last year s team are on hand Manager Donald Pease has arranged a dxfflcult schedule whlch follows Aprll 21 George Jumor Republlc at Cortland Aprll 28 Ithaca Hlgh at Cortland May Umon Endlcott Hlgh at Endlcott May Syracuse Central Hlgh at Cortland May Marathon Hlgh at Marathon May Norwlch High at Cortland May Normal Frosh at Cortland May Ithaca Hlgh at Ithaca May Unxon Endicott at Cortland June Syracuse Vocatlonal at Cortland June George J umor Repubhc at Freevllle June Norwlch Hlgh at Norwxch June Marathon Hxgh at Cortland At the t1me of wrltlng the baseball team has two vlctorles and no defeats wxth one game ralned Out Cortland 1 George Jumor Republlc 0 Cortland 17 Umon I ndlcott 7 Cortland 18 Opp 7 'I 481 I ,, ,, W A, W K , f- -2 .z tuba Y IG 'Q I ,KY 1 ..- - ,, W. , I I- ', ',l !', .Ur , P' , .l' ,... , ,, ,M 'gf ,. . H. , - . . -'-...'-.1. .gt ' ,, mx., 'F , K H., ., .,', ':, ., , , ' . . . ' . , 7 ' D ' , !, ! ! l ' ! ! 7 ! l ' , . 5h . 1 . . - . . 12- ' - . 16- - . 19- - . 23- - . 26- - . 30- - - . 2- - . 6- - . 9f- - . 12- - . . - . . . I . 1 .' l - , Z 4 , I , 2 ' U ' , 3 ' 1 ' ., . '63-JI :Qs THE COHIAN nib TRACK SQUAD Top Row Dunn Asststant 'Nlanager F Pmqlun Connmly Bennett 'NICRDO L Brown Nici hesnu Xlurlgc Shmrxdan Prlcf Bush 'Nlanagrr Middle Row M1 Touslq Coach W l'l,f1l11Il hello Colton Wilhaf' 7owadenko Bums lush Ntmvnut Bottom Row Beebe Wolfe Ryan 0 Connell Nlorgm Ross f0I'Ill.Sll Romanko Khlnnock lomtcluus f l'l,ZlfI' BllIl1l'l0 Nlcllmrmott TRACK RECORD At the tlme of wrltlng the C H S Track Team 1S completlng a successful season Among the Hfty who reported at the beglnnlng of the lrack season were enough veterans to form the nucleus of a fine team Phe new men are rapldly developmg lnto polnt wlnners and are already showmg thelr worth I'he schedule arranged by Manager DeForest Bush follows May Unlon Endlcott at Endlcott May Syracuse Interscholastlcs May Oswego at Oswego May 26 Sectlonal Meet at Flmlra June State Meet at Ithaca June Auburn at Cortland The two dual meets, whlch have occurred to date have been Won by Cortland by the declslve scores of 62 3? at Endlcott and 54 32 at Oswego At the Syracuse Interscholastlc Meet 1n whlch twenty three schools were competlng, Cortland finlshed thlrd ln the Elmlra Sectlonals Cortland occupled the fourth posltlon placlng one man ln the State meet held at Ithaca, June 2 Robert O Connell who won the broad Jump at the Elmlra Se tnonals won 'ird place at th State Meet The followlng have earned thelr letters thls year Robert O Connell George Cornlsh Wllllam Morgan John Buttlno John Romanko Rlchard Ross Harold Glazler Harry Bates Vaughn Chmnock, John Zowadenko and DeForest Bush Numerals were won by the followlng James McDermott Paul Goetcheus, Wllllam Walker Stanley Ryan Kenneth Radell Wlllxam Beebe and Seymour Dunn assxstant manager The team coached by Mr Loder and Mr Tousley deserves a great deal of cred1t for xts thus far successful season l49l l rn ' ' - H -- - ,Q lr .zen -A as as as A A as eeee sewage as-e Wave--A as -g Y ,.,.' - ,g . . v, , v,,l,',. ,lul sy.. . .' - ' , ' A, , . ' ' 2 . - '. .wx 1: .H '. ' f , 1. J ' I , 2 NValker, Angell, Dunning. Mr. Loder, Coach. l x Y 1 l x 1 '- 1 .1 ' ' ' 1 H A ' l ' I f, . V 1 V - I Y --v f v 1 - f 1 V ' f f L y 51 ' . , . - . , . . . . . . . ,, 1 l ' , . . . . . Y . T i J 1 . I - . L - I ' ' ' 1 ' - 1 . . . . , . . 4 . n . . I Y , ' . . . 7 ' , 3 , . 2 . Q . . n, 7 . l l ! T Y 7 3 , . - . : , . , I Y I Y ' , . . , . Divo N1 M W 14C 41 In Jam ., I T 'DQ 43 EU C24 2 2 Urgamzafrions 2 f rig :sow A - A waz: T ll-ll IE C O ll-ll ll A N new A 774 A- 4- seeee ewes: PURPLE PENNANT STAFF Standxng Imspu I nun NlXIll0III Dunn Iuunc Holllstcr Fuald Blackctt Xaug.,.1n fllllllllbilx Idmrno 51111018 PQIIIUI IXQIIIILIII F111 Illltlgll Charlrs BrOthIItOn Donald Iaasm L ooIf,I Kormsh Dtlfmest IINI Slttxng Im hlllllll Blanclu Ihtu lost plum Jones DiJlKIIll3 Yhlls lam IOI'lldll IJOIUIIINIlwlllltllldll I lllllllt 1 Lllltllltl Xxlllldlll Bubn PURPLE PENNANT STAFF Athletlc attlvltles may make the name of a school known wIthIn a l1m1ted radlus but the body whlch does thls over the greatest area IS the edltorlal staff of the school paper Gwen llttle pralse by the student body the staff patlently carefully and regularly prepares a publlcatlon once a month SIX months a year whlch thru 1tS exchanges represents the school In far corners of the country Here we can do no more than prlnt the personnel of the Purple Pennant Staff and g1VC all due credlt to Edltor LaVerne Nlchols and hls capable asslstants SENIOR S 1 AFF I DITOR IN CHIEI- La Verne Nlchols I ITERARI I DITOR Pau1Ine Carpenter COMIL I DITOR George Cormsh ExcIIANGE If DITORS Kenneth Casterlme Donald Pease SPORT FDITOR Gerald Brackett ALUMNI EDITOR Blanche Bates JUNIOR STAFF LITERARY FDITOR Dorothy Wllls COMIC FDITOR Pearne Holllster ART FDITOR Kenneth Ellenberger I'xcHACE I- DITOR Josephme Jones SPORT FDITOR Charles McKendrIck QOPHOMORE Nnvxs F011-ORS Vlfglnla Fllsmger Charles Brotherton FRESHMAN NEvss EDITOR Jane Jordan JUNIOR HIGH EDITOR Jane Iwentyman BUSINESS STAFF SENIOR BUSINESS MANAGERS Wxlham Beebe DeForest Bush JUNIOR BUSINESS MANAGERS L60 Kaplan JHSDSI' Garner FACULTY ADVISOR Farl C Selgfred If ' +.z.' I- iz' - . N- w '. 2, -I ' I , ' , Ia '- , A . '.v I' .5 ', , 1' , ,.,,.. I EA. W ,.! Y . nys., 5, 7, w ' ,N . 5 In I ' ' ' . . . . - , . , . ' .y , . . . , 7 7 ! . 9 ' . ' J 4 YY C - - ' .4.,................,...............................,., ' , ' ' 'I . ....I. , ., .,..,.....,,......,...............,, ' ' C .....,....................................,................ ' ' I .,.,.,....,.................,,........ ' , , ..., .....r.......4..,..,......,.....,......,....,.......,., ASSOCIATES T0 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .....,...............,.. Dorothy Twentyman, Seymour Dunn J .....,.,.... ...,........................,.,.,.....,,,...,.. , L ...,... ,....,-.-.....A,.. 4.....4 . l .A..... U ' . .... Y 4 Y . . . . .. ,.... ..............,...... , . ..... . .... H . ..,..,....,....,...,.............,. , '-I 'GN' -4075 THE COHIAN ...Gm :Gai DELTA EPSILON MARY KEEFE Another school year draws to a close and brings to the members of Delta Fpsllon recollections of many interesting and delightful events of the past year l he annual K Z D E Rush Party last fall was very successful with some eighty guests present 'I he members of the sorority gave a supper at Xmas time for the candidates Several mem bers of the faculty were present and gave appropriate remarks appendlcitis which caused the members much anxiety lwenty five girls were added to the list of members during the past year and gave programs in assembly consisting of a play and several acts The members enjoyed two delightful suppers thanks to the candidates D E and Phl Alpha held a bunch supper before the last Normal Central game Due to Miss St Amour s ready suggestions many lnterestlng programs were conducted ln club lncludlng a very interesting account given by Miss Saullsbury of her western trip The year has been a successful one for D E and the Senior members who are Charlotte Anthony Mildred Bacon Doris Baker Anna Burns Kathryn Crane Dorothy Hall Barbara Hilton Mary Keefe Kathryn Masterson Marietta Mott Harriett O Connor Mar JOTIGASWBGHQY and Bessie Youngs extend their best wishes for the prosperity and success of Delta Epsilon ln the future 1331 I ,. - ,,, ,, C, , sow, ,, Y, ,, Z fl lvl V, Y Y 74 gr V? Y 2 Tn Y Y Y Y if YYY l y . A . . , , . . , . . . ' - Miss St. Amour, Delta Epsilon advisor, was absent for several weeks, due to an operation for , . , , . . . l ' I ' 4 4 1 A , . I , . 1 . I ' I ,. 1 l . l - 1 Q I . , ! I ! ' . ., , : D I Y A l Y I . . . , 1 1 r 1 1 1 ' I . I I :sew ee- S -H M4921 THE COHIAN :zen ees eeee e as e F mes: 4a l l PHI ALPHA RUTH BROOKS I he Phl Alpha Sororlty has just completed a very successful year At the present tlme there are 40 members IH Phi Alpha I hey are Franc1s Altken Blanche Bates Ellzabeth Bentley Ruth Brooks Vlvlan BUFIIS I helma Cardner Paulme Barnes Carpenter Dorothy Grant Harrlet Holllster Camllla Jones Hellen F Kane Wanleta Larabee Bermce Llnes Ruth Mellen Florence Rlley Dorothea Seamans Gladys Sears Neva Shearer Allene Smlth Marlan Ianner Hxlda 'I obln Dorothy Fwentyman Ollve Phelps J uamta York Mary Fllen 'I obln Dorls Cook Thelma Schroeder Florence Foote Margaret Foote lessle Chlnnock Dorothy Foster Funlce Rolfe Lllllan Cole Antonetta De XIILO Dorothy Wllls Marcla Hlldreth Sylvla Wvght Eleanor Duncan Irma Duncan Marjorle Flsh Aleta Gates CMrs L Lena De V100 Mary Eglnton Nma Kadlck Norma Atkms Kathleen Mack Carlotta Goodale L1ll1an Bush Dorls HUtCh1DSOH eon Whltej We have had several partles and bunch suppers during the past year which everyone en Joy ed We had a very pleasant tune at the D E Phl Alpha supper held the nlght of the Normal Central game All of the Phl Alpha members appreclate the klndness Whlch Mlss Rust has shown us durmg the tlme whlch she was our advlsor and we wlsh to thank her We are also grateful to Mr W1lCOX for hlS kmd lnterest ln us A V 7 I I , , . . . - 1 . . , , I Y Y P . A ' , .. L. I ' ' ' Flrnestine Pease ' r 1 ' ' . , . - V , . . x , . . 1 . . ' . l , . . 1 I' . I - - , . . 'I 54 I :sew ee eeee ew- eeee ev-waz: Tll-lllE COHIAN :ac-ar. new KAPPA ZETA NEWS GERALD DFXTER The Kappa Zeta f raternlty has just completed a very satisfactory year The First important event of the school year was the annual K Z D E Rush Party whlch was enjoved by some two hundred high school students both members and their guests being present At the fall initiation the following members were taken lnto the ranks of the club LaVerne Parmlter 'lhomas Gilbert Philip Adessa Richard Burch Bernard McGraw lony Spano Cameron Dillon Robert Adams Arnold Miller and Wilfred Paquln Throughout the year members of the club took part in all school activities athletics dram atlcs and soclal functions The committees of both the Football Prom held last fall and the Athletlc Ball Christmas vacation were composed chiefly of K Z members On the evening of April 26 1928 the second annual Spring Hop took place IH the high school gym Jimmy Day and his Nlghthawks furnished delightful music and the dance proved one of the best of the school usual 1n1t1at1on Francis Murphy Keith Angell Kenneth Radell Harold Hartnett Roger Scudamore Howard Keagle Louis Duncan Francls Donnelly and Wesley Haynes We regret very much the loss of our brother seniors by graduation They are Smiles OCon nell Sleepy OShea Wlllle Paqum Brute Cornish Abbie Stewart Moon McGu1re Flash Wood Con Lucey Hap Glazler Pike Bush Chlnk Chlnnock Half Pint Preston Tony Spano Vern Parmiter Soak Beaudry Stripes Maine Reveller Bracket, Sky Mlller and Ruthie Twomey lvl 1 . .' . . , l i . , . . , . . . . , , I I I Y I I Y I ' ' ' u . . . . . 2 . y - - . . - 1 , , - I , - . ' Q' . 1 Q ., , 4 . . ' events. New candidates were considered in the spring and the following were accepted after the I - I I ' I I I I I I 1 ' ' ' ll ' II I - KI II 7 If ' ' YI ' ll I7 ' Il ' II . if YI ' I Y I I I I Il YY If 71 ll I1 ' ll ' I7 IK ' YI ' ll ' II r x 1 1 9 ' KK I7 It YY ' ll I1 IK ' 77 ' LK I! I Y I I I KK YY ' KK ' II , . ESC-D- A A A eeeee ease e-1 e- luqjgg T H lE C O H ll A N ' ' V- -- Y A '-- --N -1 ---- V - ---YY V ,Y W-. , ,, HI Y NEWS GEORGE MASON 'I he Cortland H1 Y Club started the school year under the leadersh1p of the follow1ng officers Presldent Vaughn Chmnock V109 Pres George Corn1sh Secretary Glyndon Crocker Treasurer LaVerne Nlchols At the first meet1ng held on September 23 Mr Harry E Dodge was the speaker and a report of the Central New York H1 Y Conference at Camp Cory Keuka Lake to whlch Vaughn Chmnock and George Cornlsh had been sent as delegates was glven by the latter A wlener roast and general good t1me was enjoyed durlng October by the H1 Y members at Mr Loder s farm The first of the four soclal events conducted by the club dur1ng the year was a dance ln the Y M C A gym November4 Ihe second a dlnner dance at whlch Mr Loder and Mayor Lowell were after dlnner speakers was held durlng the Chr1stmas vacatlon and was a very successful afi'a1r A dance ln the Hlgh School Gym 1n February and a final one on June 15 complete the llSt of soc1al events sponsored by the club As a servlce task the club presented some money to the Salvatlon Army at Chr1stmas t1me The officers for the last half of the year elected ln January are as follows Pres1dent George Three evenmg meet1ngs were held durlng the latter part of the year 1 he first was devoted to S1sters nlght the second to Mothers nlght and the last Father s Hlght completed the round of the famlly Among the speakers to whom the club IS 1ndebted for the1r 1nterest1ng and 1nstru0t1ve talks at the regular Wednesday noon meet1ngs are Rev Clayton 1 Gr1swold Mr Leo I Wllcox G H Crocker Rev D C Johnson Rev V S Brltten Capt J A Judge D1str1ct Attorney Coon and Mr Cray and Mr Maydole of theY M C A Ten new members were taken 1nto the club ln the fall and SIX more IH the sprlng lhe club regrets very much the loss of eleven members bv graduatlon The officers for next fall are Pres1dent Kenneth Radell Mce Pres1dent Montgomery Baker Secretary Seymour Dunn Treasurer Clarence Sm1th 136 .- , . I . . I ' , , ' : ' -, ' 2 , 1 , I r . 1 - ' r . 1 l . - . ' ' , . , , , . . ' Q . . I ' y 1 ' , . , I 4 . ' . Q - , I I I 4 u I 7 I , , . , l I . . . . . ' . . 1 , : 4 Y Masong Vlce-Pres., DeForest Bushg Secretary, Frederlck B1ggsg Treasurer, Carroll Mlner. . . . , , li ' J ' .77 IK Y ' ,YY KK I 7 ' S! 7 . Y ! I , 7 - . , , r w ' r w ' . 1 . . I U . . , . . , . . . , . . . , . . . , , . , ' . . . . . . . . . . , , . , l : ' , 5 'I ' Y ' 7 n I 7 1 3 g ' f l 5565-5' R ef - R V EQ!! T H lE C O H ll A N - are --as ew ew ee eeeee-ee eeeeeeeeee-rw. TRI Y NEWS MARIAN TANNER Although llttle has been heard of the Trl Y lately we have stlll been golng strong FIVE members of the lr1 Y attended the Glrl Reserve Mld Wlnter Conference at Syracuse and there recelved many ldeas to carry out our program In fact we have been worklng so hard on the flnanclal and servlce parts of our program that we have neglected our soclal and lntellectual programs However we are plannlng an unusually good meetlng for Wednesday May 9th wlth Mrs Max H1gg'lHS as speaker Her toplc w1ll be Vocatlonal Guidance We recently went up to Homer and entertalned the ladles at the Home for Aged Women wlth a Muslcal Weddlng We have been taklng orders for salt water taffy whlch has just arrlved and by selllng thls we ralsed S40 where we needed but 51520 to complete our budget We W1Sh to thank all who helped us by buylng It and we hope you all strll have your false teeth As a part of our flnanclal program the Agonlan Sororlty of the Normal School repeated thelr entertalnment The Port of M1SSlHg Mer? I for the benefit of the High School Glrl Reserve Clubs Thls entertalnment was very suc cess u The Trl Y basketball team has made a remarkable showmg thls wmter at Homer McGraw and Dryden We have a Senlor farewell banquet ln the process just now I'h1s IS to be held June 5th and we are lnwltlng the Hxgh School Glrl Reserves of Dryden and the H1 Y glrls of Homer as our guests Glrl Reserve rlngs w1ll be presented at this time to glrls from both Dryden and Cortland ln7l 1. ua law! I l .- . . . H . ,, . , ' , . ,, . . . . l ' 1 7 . . ' . - 7 1 . 1 2 ' ' as ' ' sy ' ' ' ll ' ' i7 Y , . . . . . H . . Y ,, . . . . 1 - ' ' 1 1 . U. ,, . , . . , - 'ew THE COHIIAN AWARDS HONOR8 IOR CIAS8 OI 1998 fwenzbns of NUI York Staff Hrmol Izrzqzub P1ulme C 1rpenter X 1ught111 C 11111110411 Marletta Mott lony Spdno T 1X erne NICIIOIQ Fr mam 0 I e 1rV I 111 :beth BICJHLQCJITIQFX C wrge C 0r111sh Nhlclred C wterlme Ithel MCC 101 Robert C5 C onnell C tl roll NIIHQI IH! 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