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

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ASS ' I I OMORE CLA PH SO PHI'

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HE U A mo.. JUNIOR NEWS Lnder the xery ible guld mce ot our dean Nliss C alusha to whom we are xery grateful the class of 31 h IS reached the realms of glory We began our school xear with 169 members which w is 1 decided increase ox er the number in preceding Iunior classes l his fact alone gue us 1 real reason to be proud lhe first outstanding cunt of our school ve ir came on Frid my ex enmg Octo ber Z5 lhe cl iss pl tv Dulcx w is presented to 1 large ind 6YllllUQl xstic au dlence lhls was the first play of the season and was also the first directed by Nlr Flum at Cortland High qchool ln ex ery way the entertainment was a great success rlhe two leading roles were well played by Ruth lwenty man and John Ha ln the field of athlctics the Iumor C l rss also pl tyed in import mt part lhc letters C arrie Higgins Ruth lw entym in Ruth Ulshoeffer md Dorothy XX hit beck lhe boys who w on athletic tame tre Joe Adessa Robert Mitchinson and Richard Ross On March P1 the Iunior organization was held in the high school gymnasium A very pleasant evening was enjoyed the music for d mcing being furnished by Iormore s I onely lroubadours lh1s orchestra is composed of members ol our own class A combination of two blues w is chosen for our class colors and the officers elected were as follows resident Iillmn frant X109 President loseph Adessa Secretary If llfabeth Billings lreasurer Arnold lormore In actixities our class h is certainly le lpt to l unc for we are w ell represented in all the organizations of the school Xle feel proud of our accomplishments and we h ue xery wonderful plans for our Senior year Lillian Gran! l l ' -Q-DZ! 'll' C A H l N G2 I-'CC?ar 3' ' , 2 ' Z . ' . y A 'ss I. L. C Y , . . ' 1 1 1 I KKK ,, 1 1 1 V r , .. . .. . g . .1 U' ' ' - , . ' ' 'z s 2 ' ' . ' ' . . 1 'X ' 1 1 1 v 1 1 f S V' it 7! ' ' . iz.. zu, fy, 'zs J 1 2 2 .z. - I 'X . v1 ' 1 v ' 1 1 r 1 ' l h 1 . ,. . v. . Y 7 ' ' I . ll. f ':, . ' s z z z C . 1 following girls, who were members of the Girls' Varsity Basketball team, received : T g 4 s, ' z , 4 , 2 ' - rd 1 r v 1 I A .1 I 1 1 ' - 1 . r ' C x 1 1 4 . 1 -r 4 ' va . . 1 1 1. 44 ' 1 r 1 1 11 r 1 - ' ' 1 - q I - N - 1 n A , up n m n A n U 1 1' ' 1 ' 1 Z if 1 L1 5 AL1 1 1 P .' A J '. 1 '. 1 1 .r - . 1 ' A 1 A . V1 1 n A 1 1 . ' Y' ' L., . 1 is as . 1 ' 2 'Z , V . V K. , . - LZ SJ

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HECOH A SOPH OMORE N EWS 'l he Sophomore class has enjoyed a very successful year We have two hun dred and seventy nlne members IH all and th1s number of students occuples SIX home rooms The teachers who have cared for our flock are Mlss Mary Cale Mlss Sallsbury Mlss Orser Mlss Ketcham Mrs Eaton and MISS Luker 'lhe bovs have shown much athletlc splrlt belng on the track team varsxty basketball squad varslty baseball squad football squad and the baseball team Of these varlous sports track has the greatest number of Sophomores lncludlng R Al vord S Bradshaw W Camp R Grant F McKee R Mlller S Prxce W Stupke C Saunders C Hallsky and G Lang C Hallsky and G Lang have shown thelr ab1l1ty by w1nn1ng thelr C s The class was also represented on the football and basketball squads B T Jones and S Prlce are among those who make up the newly organlzed tennls team of whlch S Prlce IS the captaln The Sophomore ketball lhe glrls playlng on thls team have recelved thexr numerals On Aprll the 5th 1930 the followlng class ofhcers were elected Presldent Mllton Latlmer Vlce Presldent Cornella Burgett Secretary B T Jones and Treasurer Wlnlfred Burns The followlng Wednesday Aprll 9th organlzatlon was held by wearlng the class colors of lavender and yellow A hne program was presented ln chapel Our debut before the footllghts was made on the evenlng of March 14 ln the presentatlon of the three act comedy lhe Intlmate Strangers by Looth Tarklngton Wllllam Eddy and Cornella Burgett carrled the leadlng roles IH a very capable fashlon Thls was a most successful play due to the ab1l1ty of the players and to Prof Clum under whose dlrectlon 1t was glven Our class ranks hlghly ln muslc and llterary ab1l1ty also We have many ln the orchestra as well as ln the band In the muslcal comedy Sallor Malds whlch was glven on May 28 the leadlng female roles were taken by Sophomores 'l he Sophomores extend thelr heartlest appreclatlon to Mlss Luker for her able guldance and splendld cooperatlon durlng the last year Dorothy H ztchcoclt 4 3 1 5565-1 '-4752! 29 T - ll - N E :ai-bn s S S a c 1:4955 , . . n . ,' , 7 7 Y ' 7 ' a K 7 7 7 Y , ' . , . , . - 7 ' ! ' ! ' 9 ' Y ' 7 ' 7 ' I . , . , . . . . ' ' ' ' ' ll 7 YY girls also dld well ln athletlcs thls season, taklng second place IH lnterclass bas- ,, . . . . . l 1 ' 1 i l I : . 1 X 1 ' v S 1 - - 1 ' 1 ! ' - nrt - 77 J . D Y 1 , . , . I ' ' . . . H . . 1 ,, , . , , 1 in l