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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1940 volume:

V ,, A .1 '..o E QD I 'Ms XX 1 42 X x if s - wave, mr'- lCjL,lG THE CO-HI-AN SENIOR PUBLICATION Published by THE CO-HI-AN BOARD co-EDITORS Lura Ienney Marcia Hollister LITERARY EDITOR Iosephine Zingaro FEATURE EDITOR Lyman Peck BUSINESS MANAGERS Walter Hartwellp Sales Richard Whitingg Advertising STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER Winget Lowell and STAFF Supervised by John H. Burke, Principal S. Eloise TaIIant, Faculty Adviser HE YEAR'S EVENTS AS SEEN TH W . . he , , ,MMM 5 GH THE CANDID CAMER1-X'S EY CORTLAND HIGH SCHOOL CORTLAND, NEW YORK IN ESTEEM JAMES WALSH, M. D. We, the students ot Cortland High School wish to express our gratitude to Dr. lames Walsh tor his sympathetic kindness and guidance as our physician and friend. He has always evinced a deep interest in all phases ot community lite, and has served as president ot the Cortland County Hospital Statt tor a number ot years. ln l9l7 the Board ot Education appointed Dr. Walsh medical adviser tor the public schools ot the city ot Cortland, which ottice he still holds. His service in this connection has been characterized by an earnest devotion to the duties ot the otiice, and by the utmost consideration tor the boys and girls under his supervision. This recognition in our school annual is symbolic ot the esteem and attection with which Dr. Walsh is regarded by thc members ol the student body. HE YEAR'S EVENTS AS SEEN TH .., .-i,,,.,.-. H , ..,,,,i,,.. ,wlwf ,f-.W .. or A STUDENT CODE I realize that, as a student, I owe an obligation to parents or relatives whose sac- rifices have given me the foundations upon which I am building, to the school which offers me an opportunity to develop my natural powers, to the community which makes possible my educational advantages, to my country which gives me liberty under law, and to my own future as an individual and a citizen. In keeping with my determination honorably to discharge this obligation, I promise: That I will use the facilities offered by the classroom to enlarge and broaden my interests, to increase my knowledge, to bring me closer to Truth, and to cultivate habits of industry and sound thinking. That I will broaden my sympathies and practice the arts of sociability, true friend-- liness, and helpfulness in my home, in the school, and in all my associations, avoiding snobbishness in my own conduct and condemning it in others. That I will develop habits of reading and conversing which will broaden my culture and enable me better to understand the problems of community, state, and nation. That I will carry on discussion in and out ot the classroom, not to overcome oppon- ents and gratify my pride, but that I may grow in knowledge and wisdom. That I will avoid every form of cheating or dishonesty and will undertake to dis- courage all dishonorable practices. That I will obey every rule or law of school, city, state, and nation, reserving the right to criticize rules and laws constructively, but respecting them so long as they prevail. That I will use my powers and influence for the common good. That I will pursue happiness myself and strive to establish conditions under which happiness and opportunity may be hopefully pursued by everyone in my home, my school, my community, my country, and the world. Prepared by a committee ot the National Association of Student Officers. GH THE CANDID CAMERA'S EY i at J THROUGH THE CANDID CAMERA'S EYE If e l- I WA THE CO-HI-AN STAFF l fbi PRESENTS ill T-TO PORTFOLIO OF POBTRAITS Adrninistration.. ,4,..... ...4,l0 12 Faculty ........ . , .. Seniors ......., . ..,.. I4 Unclerclassmen ..... , ,. 32 Oandids ,.,...... ..,.. 3 6 PORTFOLIO OF ATHLETICS 40 Basketball ...I . H44 Football ...............,... . . . . . PORTFOLIO OF ACTIVITIES ' 50 Music ,,..,. ..,. , Drama .... . , , . .52 Clubs ,.... .,.,.., , . . .54 Student Council .... .... 5 8 Publications ..,.. , , .58 Snoop Shots. . . . . . .50 Advertisers. . A . . . 53 Information Please .,l.. 03 THE YEAR'S EVENTS AS SEEN THl The FIRST PURTFULIU GH THE CANDID CAMEBI-X'S EYE PURTFULIU UF PURTRAITS W N- ,--- 1 J ADMINISTRATION Mr. Charles H. V. Elliott President Mrs. T. l.. lvlcfluliff Mr. Call A. Winchell Mr. Burr P. Cleveland, Vice President Mr. A. Floyd Wray Mrs. E. A. Brewer Dr. T. E. Wattenberg Mr. E. G. Simmons, Superintendent Mr. Ralph S. Bennett BOARD OF EDUCATION The members of the Board of Education are manifestly interested in every boy and girl who has accepted the opportunity to acquire know- ledge through the medium of our school system. Therefore, we are especially proud of the manner in which the present student body has adjusted itself to the conditions which have necessarily existed during the building of our new high school. The cooperation and loyalty of our seniors and juniors has been exemplary, and we feel assured that, if they go out into life with this spirit of helpfulness, it will prove a great factor in bring- ing about the success that we all wish for them. C. H. V. Elliott, President, Board of Education HE YEAR'S EVENTS AS SEEN TH 5105 MR. ERWIN G. SIMMONS, A. M., Superintendent ln recent years there has been considf erable expansion in the number ot school activities which occur outside the class room. Each activity makes some worth- while contribution to the social develope ment ot those boys and girls who partici' pate in its organization and management. Every ettort has been made by the HCo-Hie An statt to make the l94O issue an accurf ate, pictorial record ot the more interestinq and important events as they have hap- pened during the school year. lohn H. Burke The current school year has been un- usual. The building proqram has made it necessary to carry on the work ol the school under very untavorable conditions. l want to commend the student body tor its excellent cooperation. We believe the underclassmen will have their reward in the expanded tacilities made possible lty the new buildino. ln view ot the tact that the seniors will not have an opportunity to enjoy the new buildino, we want to thank them lor the sacrifices they have made. E. G. Simmons MR. lOl'lN l'l. BURKE, A. M., Principal UGH THE CANDID CAMERA'S EYE 9115 FACULTY GUIDING YOUTH TO A BETTER WAY OF LIVING Smith Woolley Molesworth lilliaii E. Smith, Secretary, Administration Edith S. Molesworth, Secretary loaiirie Woolley, B. S., Secretary, Elementary Erliicntion A Wallace lrines Mynarcl Hauq Roche lones Stone l-lumph ies Wood Parker Lowell Luker Kinnally Ryan Lundloero Sheridan l-lamelin Stanley Bower Crotty Phillips ENGUSH: Gladys M. Grser, A. M. CChair man ot Departrnentl, Eloise Tallant, A. M. Edna C. Eaton, A. B., Marion l. EitzGerald A. E., Barbara B. Chaloux, B. G. E., Gladys K. Shea, A. B., Pearl M. llamolin, A. H. Elizalbetli E. Roche, Ellen M. Lundberof Hazel H. Sheridan, Esther M. Wallace. l7GRElGN LANGUAGE: lailla la. Murray A. M, CCl'iairman ot Departincritl, Sara A Kinnally, A. M., Mary E. Krcwson, A. M. Marie D. Schroeder, A.M., Mildred E Gale, A. M. SClENCE: Morton T. VariNanioe, HS. tChairmaii of Departmeiitb, Edward G Nellie, A. M., Charloile G. lones, M. S. THE YEAR'S EVENTS AS SEEN TH 9125 1 1 1 1 Shafer Anderson Gale Tallant Reck Chaloux Walter Iohnson Eaton Orser Blair Flaniqan Lo ei Iohnson Compton Murray Federer Walrad Holmes Gale Robbins Beckwith Marsh CZK' VanNa1nee Lynch Anderson Krewson FitzGei'ald Nellis Green Schroeder Schmidt Viola A. Phillips, M. S., Azella 'lf Lowell. MATHEMATICS: Mary I. Gale, A. M., QChairman ol Deparlnientb, Russell W. Bower, M. S., Mildred E. Ryan, A. M., Marcia L. Stone, B. S., Lyle M. Vanlluzee, B. S., Nancy C. Innes, Qliye H. Parker. SGCIAL SCIENCE: Mabel A. Robbins, A. M. CChairman ot Departmentb, Elouise Compton, A. M., Agnes R. McManus, A. M., Annie E. Luker, Edna C. Mynard, Edith . Huniphri s, Iennie M Wood BUSI rIe!ig Iohnson, B. S., lChairrnan ol Deparlincntb, Anna Elaniqan, B. S., Viola R. Holmes, A. M., Kathryn F. I Ianq, A. B., Charles E. Schinidl, B. S. H THE CAND I D C VQCAIIONAL: Harold L. Anderson, B. S., Raul L. Green, B. S., Eloyd M. Walter, B. S., M. Eva Beckwith, A. M., Elizabeth ID. Lynch, B. S. ARI: Glqa Lee lohnson, B. S., Manelta E. Marsh, Mus. B., Burton E. Stanley, B. S., Grace S. Anderson, A. in Mus. PHYSICAL EDUCA'I1IOtf1I5Ft3'ESy:PS Blair, B. P. E., CActinq Chairman ot Departmentj, Ross C. Shater, B. R. E., Kenneth E. Crotty, B. S. tlEAL'l'lI DEltAR'l'MEN'l': lanies Walsh, M. D., CSohool Rhysioianl, Elsie E. Healey, R. N., CSchool Nnrsel. tQ,,,na..,t..z:ri., AMERA'S EYE 5135 r SENICR CLASS OFFICERS L. Calkins, Vice President, H. Thames, Presidentg B. Hart, Secretary, E. Mclsyrnan, Treasurer SENIORS TELL Alma Mater has contributed much to us, the class of l94O. As time for grad- uation approaches each of us is filled with a combination of regret at leaving the scene of school day memories and of pride in having achieved a goal. Although the events of the year have been carried on under a new building program, we have enjoyed most of the activities customary to Seniors. Besides, this year's Senior Class will be the first to have the honor of being graduated in the newly remodeled auditorium. The fall term opened with the election of officers. Harry Thames was chosen president. Leona Calkins received sec- ond highest honors as vice president. Betty Hart was intrusted with the duties of secretary, and in Edmund McLyman's hands were placed the class's purse strings. The General Qrganization conducted a successful campaign, as usual. For a two dollar membership, this year, each student received tickets for all football and basketball games, admission to a school dance, and a subscription to the Hpurple Pennant . t I THE YEAB'S EVENTS AS SEEN TH 5145 q THEIR STORY i i I The social spotlight focused here and there on the many Senior girls who found their Uprinces charming among the under classmen. Dame Rumor hinted that the 'lcradle snatching was due to the fact that the lunior girls held their Senior heroes in tow. To the football team goes the credit for a brilliant season. Coach Shafer's boys fur- nished the spectators with many thrills, 'lLefty Calkinsis 55-yard run for a touchdown in the Sayre game. Walter Hartwell caused a commotion in the Gnondoga Valley game when he kicked off only to find the ball behind him when he finished, The first scheduled games of the basketball season were played out of towng the rest, in the newly completed gym. The team retaliated for the Norwich football defeat by winning two basketball victories over them. The star game cf the season was Cortland's triumph over Union Endicott, 39-34, when they were at the top of the League. Prominent at both football and basketball games were the peppy cheerleaders, who the rooting section agreed turned in a fine job. At the last game a fine gesture of real sportsmanship was shown by the lunior Sguad when they turned the entire leading of cheers over to the Senior Sguad. For a few minutes sentiment ran high as our spirited cheerleaders, for the last time, spurred on their team to victory for Qld Cortland High. Both school publications, the l'Purple Pennant and the 'Co-Hi-An, have increased in number of subscriptions this year. Miss l-lamelin and Miss Haug, with their able Purple Pennant Staff, are to be complimented for their work in putting out such a splendid paper. We are eagerly awaiting the publication of the Co-Hi-An, for our curiosity has been aroused all year, by members of the staff here and there, with pen and camera, spotting material. With this collection to draw from and the capable leadership of our yearbook adviser, Miss Tallant, we are sure to have an interesting annual. With our last year drawing to a close our heads are filled with the oncoming events of graduation. Already, we are looking forward to the Senior Dance scheduled for May 29, Senior Day on lune 7, and, finally, our graduation on lune 25. Naturally, we are proud to have tasted this much of success, but most of us realize that this attainment is, after all, but a commencement in the life which we must BUILD. lUGH THE PCANDID CAMERA'S EY 5155 eN7 .Q-auf'-f 5VJ ',4V WWW' Mtwgl, Abbott Ackley Alexander Allen ww wafer LIL-1255 Anthony Bailey Behrens ellardini I gl l iii Bennett Bertini Bertini Bidwell EMM Blankensliip Bodine Breed Brewer .u!lQ,4sps-.LYZTW J 8.4, '.., 7 ?t f'v 'Y I B mbvfk. YQ- .., K .iii Ili .11 Briggs Budlong I Buggs ' I In r VJ lv Bunney Q qllk'fLi1nf-Akin JW V KW 1 Tll'lE lKKEbi'EAB'S EVENTS AS SEEN THE I f M.fJ l t . 2' 1 J , . I l Yilfilx -n 91655 Ay Kb by iq!! A ,,.. ,.k ak., as-1-we f -4 - -- - It .5 If L . THE1940 I' ' fig-' iz ' , , f I fl 1 SENIORS-,fr I .. ' . ,ff r ' 1 - , , If N. 1 3 , ...wwf I I '74 hi ' 5 - 1 fl.. f f l lx f '41, , ' wif- 'IP rn. y Il ' ffl f fill!! Ili E ,A , ! 1 7 If N ,I , I V,-' 1 V J: My f -' L, 1 f . ff , 5 . ,. , ff ff fp' ff' 1,5 :fr WX. X r , I V ,VII ' f If , 1 A ' I Q-, f I , , 4' -v ' -f f ' BARBARA ABBOTT - Baby Me 7 Phi Alphag Chorus C2, 3, 457 Sportsmanship Brotherhood C257 Dramatic Club C257 Orchestra Cl, 25, Tri-Y7 Purple Pennant C3, 457 Co-Hi-An C457 Debate C35. ROBERT ACKLEY--t'Faithtul Forever . CHARLES I. ALEXANDER--HA Man and His DTSGITIHQ Kappa Zeta. EDSON ALLEN -V-l'Churchrno gJa Zeta7 Purple Pennant C37 457 Bowling C3, 457 'Orchestra CIT257 Band Cl, 25. Purple Pennant C2, 3, 455 Tri-Y7 Co-Hi-An C457 Basketball Cl, 257 Volleyball Cl, 25, Orchestra Cl, 2, 3, 452 Tennis Club C25. DORIS B. BAIEE-Y - Lady ot MYSl9TY,,f Basketball CI, 255 Volleyball Cl, 25. MAEOT BEIBENS-'lTou Little Heartbreaker 7 Purple Pennant C457 Co-Hi-An C45. ALFRED BELLARDTNI- Watching the ClOClCHj Tuxis7 Interclass Basketball CI, 2, 3, 457 Intramural Football C25. f f' Y--llAll the Things You ATEN, Delta EDSHOIIQ Sportsmanship Brotherhood C255 DQNALD A. BENNE IT--- I Love a Parade 7 Kappa Zetag Band C2, 3, 457 Chorus C2, 35. EDMUND BERTINI- Don't Worry About Me 7 TuXis7 Sportsmanship Brotherhood C357 Chorus C2, 355 Inter- class Basketball C3, 45. FULVIO BERTINIM No Strings On Me 7 TuXis7 Sportsmanship Brother- hood C352 Intramural Bask ntramural Football C352 Purple Pennant C45. CHARLES If i3iDwELL:'smdfi ., ff 1 ' ,A-M., Y WL 6 uf W VIRGINIA Stay As Sweet As You AFGHI Tri-Y7 Delta Epsilon7 Chorus C3, 457 V , ' ,ff , Sp sT1ip Brotherhood C3, 45. EUGENIA BODINE--llYou're a Sweet Little Headache 7 I ,lr l Purple Pennant C457 Secretarial Club7 Tri-Y. RICHARD BREED-f- High Wide and l'ldIidSOITl6Hj l, '--LV 5 f1 ' MIM!! lynx Football C355 Intramural Basketball Cl5Q Intramural Baseball Cl57 Kappa Zeta7 Spring Football. 91,9 ' 'Lf' WALLACE BREWER-V My Heart is Unemployed 7 Kappa Zeta7 Sportsmanship Brotherhood C2, 3, rjiffrafw h :QA 4ifsaefffcrai3T2i. ' I -' f WESLEY R, BRIGGS-- I'm Sorry for Myself . ELEANORMBUDLONG- With the Wind and the I R3iH'iH Yvoii Hair Purple Pennant C455 Co-Hi-An C457 Basketball C252 Tri-Y7 Band CI, 2, 3, 45, Tennis ' Club Cl, 2, 35. K THiBUGGS- -- I'm Stepping Out with a Memory Tonightug Athletic Council C252 Intramural Football7 Varsity Football7 Interclass Baske-tball7 Varsity Basketball7 Interclass Base ,QVm44 ball. LAWRENCE BUNNEY- We lust Couldn't Say GOOdbY , Tuxis7 Band Cl, 2, 357 Orchestra 2 Q Cl, 2, 357VFreshman Basketball7 Interclub Basketball C2, 3, 45. ' JJ ZPILJY GH THE CANDID CAMERA'S EYE 5 17 9 ,, . i .JW ELTON BURNHAM- The Man Who Comes Around . THOMAS BURT- 'lls It Possible . LFLQNLQMLKTNSS- You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby 5 Tri-Y5 Co-Hi-AETC415 Purple Pennant C415 Delta Epsilon5 Sportsmanship Brotherhood C3, 415 Student Council C415 Vice President ot Class C41. LEO CANAL!-f- My Hero 5 Class President C215 Student Council C25 315 Home Room Chair- 1nan5 Sportsmanship Brotherhood5 TuXis5 Football Cl, 2, 3, 415 Basketball C41. VIOLET CAPALDO- Sweet is the Word tor You 5 Phi Alpha5 Secretarial Club, ADA CARRIER -- a RaTnbow Round My Shoulder 5 Basketball Cl, 215 Volleyball Cl, FANNIE CHELRQTTO lt's the Little Things That Count 5 Basketball Cl, 215 Volleyball Cl, 21. BETTY CLARK Does Your Heart Beat tor Me 5 Delta Epsilon5 Tri-Y5 Purple Pennant C315 Co-Hi-An C41. , Seventeen 5 Delta Epsilon5 Chorus. KENNETH COOK- Drifting Along 5 Kappa Zeta. BERYL COTTGM-4 1'Tain't What You Do 5 Tri-Y5 Phi Alpha. RUSBY COUPER U 711, 4,-C e I7 k I 1'7J' , f 'C '51, I: 'va H- is I - f- Corrie losephine in My Flying Machine 5 l-li'Y5 Sportsmanship Brotherhood5 Co-Hi-An C41. X T. X . DA 't .41 ,, A AUDREY CROZIER- Head Over Heels in Love 5 Phi Alpha5 Tri-Y. l---'tl Walk X J ,fx XY Alone . RQBERT' - - l'd Rather Be Alone 5 lntramural Basketball5 Intramural Foot. ' X fy-f v ball5 Football Manager5 Baseball C41. CLARENCE W. DOWNES- -'lDeVil May Care 5 Kappa Zeta. .bil . ' ,nf f C I 5' JU' LOIS ELLlO'llZTlSophisticated Lady 5 Phi Alpha5 Tri-Y5 Chorus C2, 315 Dramatic Club C315 Colli- f lf 'lr' An C41. MARENAFABRlZlO+ Sinq Song Swing 5 Tri-Y5 Basketball Cl, 215 Volleyball Cl, 215 Dra- X matic Club C215 Phi Alpha. BEATRlCE FA -A Deep in a Dream 5 Tri-Y5 Dramatic Club5 Chorus C2, 3, 415 Basketball Cl, 215 Volleyball Cl, 215 Purple Pennant5 Co-l-li-An C415 Secretarial Club. MABl,EERRO.- When You Wish Upon a Star 5 Basketball Cl, 215 Co-Hi-An C415 Purple Pennant5 Volleyball Cl, 215 Secretarial Club. HE YEAH'S EVENTS AS SEEN TH 6135 ,,,i...4. sw-4 Mlw-'wg' -v9 M!VL, MW' fx' fill? QNX K' gy' u Calkins Al C a nale 44110 ,acl lf Mag Tb'4'C-C4166 V442 I Capalclo in Carrier 4 FA 74 4,Cherchio Clar ,Jlhf 'swf' lg'Q,?,gjlAyl WWW W: M Cook Cottom Couper WW brfrbj iff ww? Crozier DiLucci Douglas Downes ,W VVS! if Elliot f' Fabrizio Falso Ferro GH J Q' , ,Q if ,f I7 Y' ' ' Y ' Hk E, Y iIf2i41fq?j'fSA f -T S A 'V Q jf, If 1 ,ff 1, ol, Y' v, W I f X , 5 20 5 f 4 'li' Field Fish Fox ' Funk -9 ' l! iff ? , J' 5 mf ' we, Gantert Gates Gibson Giglu't j lazier , Gleason Griswold I ,Y ross v wffiv' UA!! ff ' M 15,11 X , JU xy, 'g .s.- 'E' ji li f' , llwff 'J JT 'jo lffjf, Q fri X4- X ,jx lfw Guy Hamilton Hansen Harrison , ,ff K V M J Q Af 17 Hart Havens Heffron Hicks S SEEN H al- A, J fjtto 6 1 of ffxjjtf! JUNE FIELD- Ain't She Sweet 5 Tri4Y5 Phi Alpha5 Basketball C235 Volleyball C335 Purple Pennant C435 Co-Hi-An C435 Tennis C33. SAMUEL FISH-- Lazy Bones 5 Chorus C2, 3, 435 Band CI, 235 Orchestra C13. WALLACE FOX- The Little Red Fox 5 Kappa Zeta. BEVERLEY I. FUNK- HA Little Bit ot Heavenw Phi Alpha, Tar, Co-Hi-An 443. E-'ig VIRGINIA GANTERT--AHA Little Bit Independent 5 Tri-Y5 Dramatic Club C3, 435 Delta Epsilon5 Purple Pennant C435 Co-Hi-An C43. BQESSIE GATES-- I Happen to be in Love . MARY GIBSO -HSweet Girl 5 Sportsmanship Brotherhood C25 3, 435 Dramatic Club CI, 2, 3, 435 Masque and Torch C335 Tri-Y5 Phi Alpha5 Purple Pennant C3, 435 Co-Hi-An CI, 2, 3, 43. VITA GIGLUITO- ttWhat's New 5 Basketball C335 Volleyball C335 Dramatic Club C25 3, 43. PHILIP GLAZIER-t'I've Got a Pocket Full ot Dreams . THOMAS GLEASON, KENNETH GRISWOLD-t'Vaqabond Dreams 5 Kappa Zeta. MARION GROSS Simple and Sweet . Ati..-. HELEN GUYe You're Priceless . LOTS HAMILTON- 'tAn Angel in Disquise 5 Purple Pennant C435 Co-Hi-An C435 Basketball CI, 235 Volleyball CI, 235 Secretarial Club. I, EIW Who Is It . RICHARD HARRISON--V Bewildered . EIILIZTQRT-33Betty Co-ed 5 Sportsmanship Brotherhood C35 435 Delta Epsilon5 Class Secretary C35 435 Tri-Y5 Purple Pennant C25 33, CEditor, 435 Chorus C2, 335 Co-Hi-An C435 Cheerleader C435 De- bate C33. V.I VENS- t'I'm So in Love with the Girl ot My Dreams 5 Tuxis5 Stamp Club C23. THELMA HEFFRON-TGotta Get Home 5 Orchestra CI, 2, 335 Basketball CI, 2, 335 Phi Alpha5 VoBe?BaEPTTTPTEDWARD HICKS 'IA Man and His Drum 5 Co-Hi-An C235 Tuxis5 Intramural Golf 3, 435 Interclass Basketball C43. I f We 5 My Wm GH THE CANDID CAMERA'S EYE 5215 W VM ,tl Ct' f ,W r Us PQ Ui 0 . v-' ,fa-y,,,'., A u I, J BMIQXQAMIN HILTON lg.- Kisses trom My Violin to You , Hi-Y, Sportsmanship Brotherhood, Purple Pennant C41. ELIZABETH CELTA HOAR-ul Poured My Heart into a Song , Chorus C2, 31, Tri-Y, Purple Pennant C41, MARCIA HOLLISTER-HRomance Runs in the Family , Delta Epsilon, Sportsmanship Brotherhood, Dramatic Club, TrivY, Cheerleader C3, 41, Purple Pennant, Co-Hi-An C41, CBoard ot Directors1, Chorus C3, 41. IUANITA You're So Desirable , Phi Alpha, Tri-Y, Purple Pennant C21, Basketball Cl, 21, Volleyball Cl, 21, Class Treasurer C21, Chorus Cl, 2, 31. FANNY BELLEKHURLBMLLTT-l'Stairway to the Stars' , Tri-Y, Co-Hi-An C41. GRACEQIJTCI-llNSO.N. e'll'm a Dreamer . LUVPA IENNEY- Hand Me a Pair ot Silver Spurs , Tri-Y, Phi Alpha, Co- Hi-An 'Board ot Directors 41, Basketball Cl, 21, Chess Club C21, Volleyball Cl, 21. HELEN JOSEPH ULlttle Gill , Basketball ll, 21, Volleyball ll, 21, Tri'Y. F-TP'P T' -f l'Got No Time . A ,..KENYQN- l'0ne in a Million , Kappa Zeta. BERENlCE KNCLLS-fuYou Don't Have to Tell Me , Purple Pennant C41. e1 TEaTFEiTKsbH'-,7 Look in Your Eye , Delta Epsilon, Tri-Y, Sportsmanship BH3TheFhood, Basketball C21, Cheerleader, Dramatic Club, Student Council C21, Co-Hi-An C41, Purple Pennant C2, 31, Chorus C3,41. 1 .I Ml. ..,f.'f'-ff h- ' . C ' F F' ,f 1 -I FRANCES LE ROYf Lady Be Good . IULIA LOYVT-E.- ln a Little Dutch Garden , Tri-Y, Basket- ball Cl, 2, 31, Volleyball Cl, 2, 31. RQBEPT LUDWlG+'lNobody's Sweetheart Now , Track Cl1, Football Cl, 2, 31, Tuxis, lnterclass Basketball, Co-Hi-An C41, Chorus CQ, 31, Tennis Cl1. HARRIETT LUTHER- lt's Raining Dreams , Phi Alpha, Tri-Y. 6' ,I ' Q f Q Wll.LlAMi-MALLORYjl'Someday You'll Find Your Bluebird . SOPHl Dark ebb MAL, sz: Eyes . GRACEYMARCE-Vj'lMy Silent Mood . EDWARD-MAZZOl.l-l'l Can't Be Bothered Now . Tuxis, lnterclub Basketball C3, 41, lnterclub Football C41. H E Y E A R ' S E V E N' T S A. S S E E bl T H l 5225 vffirifif gif? Jw Hilion r ollisier Houser tj'- yg., aut: Hurlb it Hutchmson Ienney Io ww Ja . K Q Kenyon Knolls earn L 'L-wwf'-In-.afClff.q, -4-wr' L R y Lowie Ludwig W fi? ww Mallory Mandibura L Marcey 1 Mazzoli i in H v ' ,,AA AA.. -..W A,,... .A ., , af VACz,A'C9-Q -L-7? vQ'r0 7UGH THE CANDID CAMERA,l,S,42-E?E'YE . . . M, ,..L. .. .,... , , , ww? 6236 QWWMW Wffwfgg, cLyman ea W Mx 11:11 M, arf MAT L Muesko Modery K fx Morrison X Ed Munn xaxhf 5 xr , C X 1 1 of J f UX4 I myers N523 Mf Nix , W f-,rX ,,ff3'L L - 13 if Qff, Hn, VJ, 'ff' WJ J CJ ff' 'V fy I I Norton Opera Osadchey . Owens ffjxgv ,fr 4X5 VU fwwffrff' fl My Padavona gli YM Parker 4411 W Peck 4 Peck Y Kwik? ro'r rr, ' Q o T or r o A rrro o r ro oS,o51 Hr ?iiffQ o5 H gov W' P o or 4 ' 'F ' mug., ,. .z '- I' .I -it Q. -I Ia. i' r 1 1 'rs 5' 'f ..- MGLLY MAZZOLI- It I Didn't Care , Phi Alpha, Masque and Torch 13, 45, Co-Hi-An 145, Purple Pennant 13, 45, Basketball 1l, 25, Volleyball 1l, 2, 35, Tri-Y, Dramatic Club 12, 3, 45, Student Council 145. GEORGE MC KEAN- 'I'm Playing Solitaire , Kappa Zeta. EDMUND MC LYMAN-l'It's the Dre 'ThHi-Y, Class Treasurer 145, Interclass BasketbalT m35TBaslFet'bal'l' 135. CONSTANCE MEAD--fUTen Pins in the Sky , Tri-Y, Chorus, Y. F. C. Club. SQPHIE MILESKO- Solitude , Tri-Y, Basketball 125. MARSHALL R. MODERY---'tIt's a Hap- Hap-Happy Day , Hi-Y, Purple Pennant 13, 45, High School Bowling Team 13, 45, Intramural Tennis WILLIAM MORRISONmt'Steamboat Bill . JANE MUNN- Ah Sweet Mystery ot Lite , Basket- ball 1l, 25. I-IAZEL L. MYERS-e-'lAin't Misbehavingu. THELMA M. MYERS-'lWhen I Go a Dreamin' FRANCES NEFSEYf You're a Lucky Guy , Tri-Y, Phi Alpha, Basketball. NORMA NIX- I Live the Life 1 Love , Phi Alpha, Tri-Y, f, ' 450 7511, ,Q V31 do E I. 'I Q Y :I lA QIV- I Love You Truly , Tri-Y. MARY OPERA-HGolCl Minegi Your Heart . ALEX OSADCHEY- Barbara , Freshman Basketball 115, I. V. Basketball 1l5, I. V. Football 115, Varsity Basketball 13, 45, Varsity Football 13, 45, Intramural Football 125, Interclass Basketball 145, Interclass Baseball 145. INA OWENS- A Cowboy's Gal , Phi Alpha, Masque and Torch 13, 45, Dramatic Club 12, 3, 45, Student Ccguncil 13, 45, Co-Hi-An 145, Purple Pennant 135, Tri-Y, Basketball 1l, 25, Volleyball 1l, 25, Foul Shooting Champion 1l, 25, Sportsmanship Brot erhood. '74.uA'o f. yi 707 4 F I ' ,I CARMELLA--PADAVONA- Small Fry , Tri-Y, Basketball 1l, 25, Volleyball 1l, 25. NCHE P f Oh SuzannahqDust Ott that Old Piano , Delta Epsilon, Tri'Y, Orchestra 145, Chorus 135. FRANCIS PECKf Believing . LYMAN PECK- Chatterbox , Masque and Torch 13, 45, Dra- matic Club 1l, 2, 3, 45, Co-I-Ii-An 145, 1Board ot Directors5, Tennis Club 1l5, Intramural Tennis 1l, 2, 3, 45, Intramural Basketball 12, 35, Interclass Baseball 13, 45. UGH THE CANDID CAMERA'S EYE 5256 1 1 ff J tt Aff' L! A,, ff ,f 3' il J NJ 5 J X JMR A T 1 7 RALPH PERFETTI- A Twinkle in Your Eyes , Interclass Baseball tl, 25, Intramural Basketball tl, 25. IOHN PETRELLA Honest Iohn . PIIIALEIXP- 'lGive a Little Whistle , Kappa Zeta, Stamp Club t25F DONALD PHELPS--- Cut Ott My Heels and Call Me Shorty , Intramural Basketball K25, Freshmen Basketball CI5, Tnterclass Baseball C25, Spring Football C25. KATHLEEN PIERCE 'tGirl in a Bonnet ot Blue , Phi Alpha, Qrchestra tl, 2, 35, Chorus K2, 35, Sportsmanship Brotllerhood. WILLIAM S. H, VPILGRLM-'lLove Is All , Intramural Basketball C2, 35, intemiass saateisaii 435, eat isp, stamp Club iii. 1oHN POLANKQf So Fai, So Good , Interciass Baseball tl, 2, 3, 45, Manager ot Football t25, VaEityTBVasketball C3, 45, Varsity Football C3, 45, Interclass Basketball tl, 2, 35, Interclub Softball C25, l. V. Basketball t25, I. V. Football K25, Freshman Basketball tl5. PHILLIP R. REED ---Ult I Were a Millionaire , Dramatic Club, Co-Hi- we--' JL! . . WIS REYNOLDS Dream Man , Interclass Baseball tl, 25, Interclass Football C25, Track Q15 IDA RCSEN- l'Cvotta Think It Over , Volleyball tl, 25, Basketball tl, 2, 35. BERTHA ROWE-- lRoller Skating on a Rainbow , Tri-Y, Phi Alpha. Hands Across the Table , Tri-Y, Cheerlerifler t45, Co-Hi-An C45, Purple Pennant K3, 45, Delta Epsilon, Secretarial Club. ORVIS SHATTUCK' Holy Smoke , Kappa Zeta, Stamp Club QI5. 'SMITH -'lKeep Young and Beautiful, WILLIAM AELIC SOKURENKOW- You'd Be Surprised , I. Football K2, 35, Varsity Football C45, Assistant Manager K2, 35, Basketball Manager I45, Interclass Basketball tl, 2, 35, Intramural Basketball CI5, Intramural Golf K35, Interclass Baseball CI5. M. SOPE-H My Heart Has Wings , Basketball tl, 2, 35, Volleyball tl, 2, 35, Tri-Y, Chorus C35, Purple Pennant C45, Co-Hi-An t45, Secretarial Club. CHARLES PHILLIP SOPP- - Music Maestro Please , Kappa Zeta CPresident 45, Student Council C3,T45, President ot Student Council K45, President ot General Organization t45, Sportsmanship Brotherhood, Senior Crchestra tl, 2, 35. SALVATORE SPECIAEE-l'losephine , Tuxis, Gott K3, 45, Interclub Football C2, 3, 45, Interclub BasketballFt35,'InTerelass Basketball t25, Intramural Basket- KENNETH STILESfHSmiles , Kappa Zeta, Stagecratt. LENA STRUGLIA-4 Reading, Writing, and Rhythm , BasketBall tl, 25, Delta Epsilon, Tri-Y, Sportsman- ball C25, Interclass Baseball tl5. ship Brotherhood, Co-Hi-An t45, Purple Pennant C45, Chorus C3, 45, Student Council t45, Athletic Council C25, Volleyball tl, 2, 35, Citizenship Medal CI5, Hi-Y Cup for Scholarship C25, Homeroorn Chairman C45. -.f .4 i 701,41 HE' YEAR'S EVENTS AS SEEN TH 5265 .Qlu71,v.u,-e, l L' r ' .Vx ' nw- If ,J ,-ffwfxf Pdffjj., ff: ' 1 Perfetti 1 Petrella 1 Phalen, i N Phelpsn M5551 Pilgrim Polanko sz: J X wyiiy x X wa, , gm KJ X , 3 J 3 1 X Q , Ng , , Q Reynoldg X4 'y Rosen xii' Howe XX Saqejbalfj '9?if'3ff 7 , . .-' Fb0, :4 I 1 U Q51 Y ,LJ I . Shattuck ' -' Smith L Sokurenleo 1 ' Sopp . www pw ,wi L fipzf-4-1 W I 1c.2f0 '3f 'LA -fb '91, Fvqpggggiale ' Sales Siruglia . X. fy, J v wiv u f F' A 'JJVEVV UG? cA ND1D CAMEB SYXXHJQ Xa . R. J J raw' M Y ,XV-J Eff? ,f W JJ I I x 5275 J, 1 9, , u ,V ulli a I n es ,, pson X! F vu w N w 1 ' . 1 Thompson W Torquati Totrnan Travis V! , ygff , flffflgffy VI-V I A- ' fl L! jlljlfyzgfl IA , ' f 5 rr -' f', 1.2 J if, 1 A Tucker I - J, Turner? flyrff' ' Tyler ff! I Valerio My 1 .E 'J ,X X A , '1' 7!7f3'3 '. ' 1 Q I . . ,fy y,'w X f n E ' f' .E F ,I -,J-ff' Aaffui-'.1 Z 'Q 1 wan ,Eg Warner N' Warfh vw' Wavle 'IJ .:JWf.4J-AIU' my ' 'MP' ffi J '1 f 4 .J .lj My rf' Webster Welch Whiting , Whitney . ' V3 ! img . A ??i?EXYEARS EVENTS AS SEEN TH X1 i. , , x 9 NYSE E . X W EX x 3 ' WT x ik 4 A Qi C ' X x C wt ' I Q, ' f D 1'1hJ '-!:,m1 L, sq If 5 . A g 14, AMBROSE SULLIVAN- You Gotta Be a Football Hero 5 Hi-Y, Sportsmanship Brotherhood C2, 3, 455 Class President Cl55 Athletic Council C255 l. V. Basketball C255 l. V. Football C355 Varsity Basketball C3, 455 Varsity Football C455 lnterclass Basketball C2, 3, 455 Purple Pennant C455 lntramural Football C255 lnterclub Football C2, 355 lnterclub Basketball C25. F. DOUGLAS SWEETLAND- l Must Have One More Kiss 5 Kappa Zeta5 Hi-Y5 Co-Hi-An C455 Purple Pennant C3, 455 Dramatic Club C3, 455 5 Chorus C355 Cheerleader C3, 455 lnterclub Football C3, 455 lnterclub Basketball C3, 455 Golf C3, 45. HARRY L. THAMES- Did You Ever See a Dream Walking 5 Kappa Zeta5 Student Council C355 Class Vice President C355 Class President C455 Sportsmanship Brotherhood C3, 455 lntramural Basket- ball C35. JAMES THOMPSON- Stout-hearted Men 5 lnterclass Basketball C155 Varsity Football C35. MARSHALL THOMPSON- My Curly Headed Baby . P TORQUATIV l'rn Getting Sentimental Over You 5 Basketball Cl, 2, 355 Volleyball Cl, 2, 35. DORIS TOTMA-N-- Short and SWeet 5 Volleyball C255 Basketball C25. WlLLlAM TRAVIS- ln the Wood . V SYLVlA TUCKER- An Apple tor the Teacher 5 Co-Hi-An C455 Purple Pennant C455 Orchestra Cl, 5 1 ci, 25, Volleyball qi, 255 Tennis Club qi, 25. RK-I-H-ARD L. TURNER-Pearls eel Some Shut Eye . LOUISE TYLER -- Please Come Out of Your Dream 5 Purple Pennant C455 Co- Hi-An C455 Phi Alpha arial Club. ANGELlNE VALERIO--V 'llt Don't Mean a Thing it It Ain't ea That swing , chorus ci, 2,355 BsSkeii5HT5i1Ei1eybsii qi, 255 sea-eifmai Club 445. i FRED C. WALL- Dust Be My Destiny 5 Hi-Y5 Kappa Zeta5 Band C2, 3, 455 Purple Pennant C3, 455 5 NEST WARNER-'lEVerythinq Happens to Me 5 lntramural Basketball C255 lnter- class Basketball C255 Bowling C3, 45. HQRY WARTH-- That's Right You're Wrong 5 Purple Pen- nant C3, 455 Hi-Y5 Bowling C3, 45. WENOFJAH VVAVLE-A She's a Girl to be Proud Ot . ETHEL JUNE WEBSTER- l Promise You 5 Tri-Y5 Chorus Cl, 2, 3, 45. SYLVIA F. WELCH-- Where H A I J ,f Was l 5 Tri-Y. RICHARD R. WHITING-e l've Been Thinking , Hi-Y5 lntrarnural Football C255 ' f S Student Council C355 Assistant Homeroom Chairman C455 Co-Hi-An C45, CBoard ot Directors55 Sports- fy C Q ofa! L 3 manship Brotherhood C3, 455 Homeroom Chairman C355 lunior Class Treasurer5 lnterclub Football M f , C255 Football C355 Golf C3, 455 Kappa Zeta. GLADYS WHlTNEY-- Ever So Quiet 5 Basketball Cl, 255 I' P O ' j' ' P Volleyball ci, 2, 355 secfeidfidi Club. --'5 1X 'af- 17,5525 r U U' G H T.PI E CI A. N ID I D C .A bd E It A ' S E lY 5295 lUNli WVILLIAMS-f He May Be Your Man 5 Hoinei'oornChairn1aii C215 Phi Alpha5 Tri-Y5 Band Cl, 2, 3, 415 Orchestra Cl, 2, 315 Co-Hi-An C41. MARY A. WILLSEY- Ch What a Pal Was Mary 5 Tri-Y5 Volleyball C315 Chorus C25 315 Tennis C31. lULlI-X WlLSON--llluinpinq live 5 Tri-Y5 Secretarial Club, LEFA DAWN WIMER5 lt l Had My Way 5 Athletic Council C215 Tri-Y5 Basketball Cl, 215 Volleyball Cl, 2, 315 Secretarial Club, DORIS WITHEY- -'1Ma l-le's Making Eyes at Me 5 Volleyball Cl, 2, 315 Basketball Cl, 21. WILLIAM YARONW Go Fly a Kite . EMMA lANE YOUNQW Home on the Range . LADD YOUNG- - You're So li1cl1tterent 5 Purple Pennant C415 Sportsmanship Brotherhood5 Hi-Y. lCSEPHlNE ZINGARQ- l've Hitchecl My Wagon to a Stai '5 Phi Alpha5 Debate C315 Sportsmanship BrotherhooCl5 Volleyball C115 Winner ot Debate Cup C315 Co-Hi-An C415 CBoard of DireCtors1. l l l l C5 I HE YEAR'S EVENTS AS SEEN TH 23305 Y... . MJEQ? iw C x . a wfff,cQffiff.ff'11ff My Tb. iw' ifswfh Williams Willsey Wilson f yi wb J 6 Wimer ' Withey Af, Yaron N . . f l ff f h l MYoung ' 4 Young -' K Zingaro f 4 Zin iililemnriani THQMAS GLEASCN Born December 31, 1920-Died lanuary 23, l94O The class of 1940 mourn the passing of their friend and fellow classman. His courage in fhe face of difficulties and his constant considerafion of others were sources of inspiration to all who knew him. l fUGH TH CANDID CAMERA'S EYE 5 31 5 4 gli ' K' iff' W' Q vb' l it W Nl fl CLASS OF 1941 HRoolco Roe, 'lDiclc Parker Pace, also tried and We are the class who will step into the tamous shoes ot the departing Seniors. Cne hundred and eightyfnine strong, we eagerly await our turn to carry on. ot the business ot Among us are live strong members Pennant. The lor next year's tootball team: Diolc i three Tuniors: Soderholm, l'Walt Hartwell, Rodeo Roe, Louie Sedaris and Louie Fa- Managerg Managerp and brizio, who have already provenf this lation Keg ' at they can do, 'J ,ft , The 'ACPO-1' e basketball squad we oller J Na very Mo I Q 1 rw V it My I I' If , ff if f OJ l,cf'lW lpjff by ,fr WW L l W' Y lylfw T il'fxlf I H E YW!! lu JQ3 SX EVENTS AS SEEN TH 5325 Ap, wqjtpl fil The Tunior Class has QL K 1 CLASS OF 1942 The Sophomore class totals 215 mem- bers. This year's sophomore home rooms have been represented by Helen lohnson, Helen Pierce, Mary Preston, Shirley Snyder, Anthony Calvani, and Paul Corsi, who have taken the place of regular class officers. Cur stars, Louis Armstrong, 'lChuck Birdlebough, and 'lDon Stevens of the lunior Varsity sguad are to be congrat- ulated on their excellent work in bas- ketball. Lefty Calkins and NBart Fiske, our two varsity football flashes, dashed that ball right down the field. These boys show great promise of being our future athletic heroes. Among the cheerleaders who inspired our teams were Sophomores Yolanda Matera, Shir- ley Sickmon, and Bette Wight. The Sophomore Class of l94O wishes to the Seniors the best of luck and eX- tends to the faculty sincere thanks for their cooperation in making this year both a successful and a happy one. xx . ,ya GH THE CANDID CAMERA'S EY 5335 THE JUNICR HIGH SCHOOL The lunior l-ligh School began the year with an enrollment ot 603 pupilsg seventh year 160, eighth year 203, and ninth year 240. The activities tor this year have been limited because ot the building program. We have been un- able to conduct any assembly programs and the clubs have been discontinued tor th-e year. The scholarship, however, has not been lowered because ot these conditions. ln general, it has been bet- ter. Tn lanuary ot this year there was a smaller percentage ot tailures than in lanuary ot the preceding year. The same school spirit prevails as in previous years. This is evidenced by the continued support ot the General Qrganization, l'Purple Pennant, and other activities ot the school. The number ot lunior High pupils taking out member- ship in the General Organization was larger this year than last. The l'Purple CLASS OF 1943 1 a,P55Vll HE YEAB'S EVENTS AS SEENQT CLASS OF 1944 CLASS OF 1945 Pennant also received greater support than previously. The students in the lunior High School have shown a fine spirit ot cooperation during this period of many inconveni- ences. We are all looking torward to next September when our new building will be occupied. lt will then be pos- sible to carry on a more extensive pro- gram. The Exploratory courses will continue and a class in Qccupations tor the eighth grade will be added. lt will be a great advantage in the administra- tion of the school to have the auditorium available tor assemblies and other ac- tivities. With the use ot the new ad- dition in September, lite will really be- gin in l94O tor the students ol lunior High School. Russell W. Bower, Director GH THE CANDID CAMERA'S EY NAR, V V v .1 SPEAKING . M f .ff-M. MI-leigh-ho, Hexqh-ho, Ns off to work we go Wham There are those who are backward Fril1s and Heart Throbsw Happy Duo hw Spain They Say - Sl-Sl I hwpu I hope- I hope! Thc1'o's My Hui, Whulks My Hu1'1'y? Us Yom Move Q THE YEAR'S EVENTS AS SEEN TH 53655 Tm SEGUND PDRTFULIU GH THE CANDID CAMERA'S EY E PURTFULIU UF ATHLETIGS I J Q3 THE FOCDTBALL SEASON The football season opened with a promising team to represent C. H. S. As time passed, the group which Coach Shafer picked proved that he had made no mistakes. The team did fine Work under the able captainship of Leo Ca- nale, star tackle, who performed bril- liantly in every game. The line as a whole was hard charging and quick to break up opponents' offensives. CORTLAND-OfOSWEGO-O Cn September 30, the boys journeyed to Cswego. lt had been raining steadily all day and the playing field was a sea of mud. Straight, old-fashioned football was employed because of the slippery conditions. At length, Cortland's break came. l'Lefty Calkins circled the end for 25 yards to the seven yard line. Here, l'Buck Osadchey took over and crashed to the one yard stripe where the slippery pigskin dropped from his hands. The game finally ended in a scoreless tie. Gabriel Anthony Collier Stevens Daly onst Cossitt Ackerman Stanfield Wriqh Gigliuto Gardner Polanko Buggs Sokurenko'Canale Sullivan Pace Fabrizi i Finney Nichols CAssistant Ma a I Sedaris Fiske Ha ell Struglia CMar1dqerJ ' S' 76' W V X R T HE YEAR'S EVENTS AS SEEN TH 9405 Vw CORTLAND-OeFULTON-O When Fulton came to Cortland on Qctober 6 with a veteran team, she ex- pected an easy victory. Although her players out-weighed our boys, they could not out-scrap them. After a fierce struggle, the battle ended in a scoreless issue which proved the lighter Purple and White could hold a heavier oppo- nent. CORTLAND- l 9eGENEVA-O Cortland showed a definite improve- ment in this game and also ended its scoreless record. To x'Ken Buggs went the honor of scoring the first touchdown. Lefty Calkins contributed two six pointers behind beautiful blocking and team play. With a final score of 19 to O, we began to roll. CORTLAND-6U -CORNING-O Cnly excellent f' ying and fighting determination won us the score. Yale Hughes scored on a short pass from Lefty Calkins. CORTLAND7- ONONDAGA VALLEY-O Evidence of the Purple and White's superiority was again shown in this game although the scoring punch was somewhat lacking. l'Buck Csadchey scored all points on a line plunge and a placement. NORWI CH- l8eCORTLAND-7 Here the Norwich speedboys did the damage. Two long runs and an inter- ception raised Norwich's total. l'Sully scored for Cortland after taking the seventeenth yard punt while 'xBuck Qsadchey added his usual placement. Taking all in all, this game was a hard fought battle. GH THE CANDID CAMER15'S EY 5419 .i YA? K Q. fi fi .,.., R iw 4: J Fiske Sullivan Hartwell Sokurenko Fabrizio Se-dari T HE YEA VE A H WW Q -I CORTLAND-6-SAYRE-O Our boys proved once more to be masters of the situation when they tackled Sayre, Pennsylvania. The scor- ing punch was again lacking 'but Lefty Calkins presented his team- mates With the necessary Winning mar- gin on a beautiful 93 yard run with the aid of fine blocking. We Wish to extend our appreciation to Coach Shafer for building up the team as a Whole and to Mr. Crotty for his CUR coaching of the line. Next year, Mr. Shafer Will have such veterans as: Fiske, Fabrizio, Soderholm and Sedaris, guardsg Hartwell and Sokurenko, tacklesp Hughes and Polanko, endsp and Osadchey, Roe, Ackerman, Pace and Enthony as back- field players. Everyone will sorely miss the clever playing of Canale, Bertini, Struglia, Buggs, Sullivan, and Calkins who turned in sterling performances for the 1939 'Purple and White season. HEROES Hoosie Yale Hughes Leo Canale Euclid Bertini William Fiske Richard Soderholm Walter Hartwell Caesar Struglia Kenneth Buggs Robert Calkins Ambrose Sullivan Alex Osadchey Louis Fabrizio Louis Sedaris Right End Right Tackle Right Guard 'lMidnight Uke Center Bart Left Guard Dick Left Tackle Blubbern Left End Sikes Quarterback l'Pediwiok Right Half Back Left Half Back Fullback Right Guard Right Guard ii Lefty Sully Buck Larupin Lulu William Sokurenko Left Tackle Poosh lohn Polanko Right End Tico Roscoe Roe Half Back Rooko lohn Smith Left Guard Smitty , l U G H T H E C A N D I D C A M E R A ' S E Y 5436 INF The members ot this year's team are to be congratulated tor a tine spirit ot cooperation during the building ot the new l'gym which deprived them ot op- portunities tor practice and such lux- uries as lockers and showers. The opening game at lohnson City was a tough one and the Purple Fight- ers tell to a score ot 32-24. Next came the skirmish With the Little Red Cagersu from lthaca ending with a score oi 32-20 in their iavor. VARSITY TEAM Canale Weirick Polanko Hughes Sullivan Sokurenko Buggs Osadchey Ke-ator Fiske HBuck Osadchey was high tor our team. Auburn took us tor a score ot 35 to 24. Here again the blue ribbon went to ttBuck . ln the Norwich game the tables turned and We took our first victory, 20-16, with high credit going to Polanko. Then came our 31-16 loss to Elmira. The features of this game were the tine plays ot 'lTico Polanko and the sharp shooting ot the Elmira boys, who made 14 baskets from the floor. THE YEAR'S EVENTS AS SEEN TH 5445 BASKETBALL 1 -.V+ as 0- 1 ---W all-P ALR. fvgywb ' JUNIOR VARSITY T AM Armstrong Pace f'5 M'Ck a4?' Wilcox Fowler Roe Birdlebougli C0161 Stevens Our valiant players lost to Union En- dicott which was at this time leader of the league. The last basket was made in the last six seconds ot the game, mak- ing the score 31-29. The second time our boys played Union Endicott, our team scored a well earned victory, 37-32. A star was found in 'llohnnien Keator who was high man. Good old C. 1-1. S. really took Norwich to camp a second time when llBuck plucked the strings to the tune ot 24 points in a 46-14 victory tor us. Then came the llAuburn Dragons who broke our luck with a score ot 33-31. Hughes, with 11 points, was the star in this game. The last game of the season ended with a swamping trom Bingo of 51 to 24. Osadchey topped our squad by making 13 points. Both the basketball players and tans are looking forward to the excellent ta- cilities which the new gym otters tor next season. Time Out 1've Got It Stopping the Rally GH THE CANDID CAMERA'S EYE 5455 C. H. S. From the Air The above View shows the new Wings which are being added to our school, at the beginning ot their construction in 1939. They are to be completed in the spring ot this year and, when tinished, they will house excellent additional tacilities tor music, athletic, physical, commer- cial and Vocational education. HE YEAR'S EVENTS AS SEE 5465 The THIRD PURTFULID GH THE CANDID CAMERA'S EYE PORTFOLIO UF AGTIVITES S 3 l MUSIC K, JL M Learn Gardner Greenman Fahey Potter Stisser Bertini box ' Dilthey Hart Hollister Beaudry Smith Moench Dunbar Ln . Blankenship Murphy Abbott McWilliams Weresh Keller J JN Q Parsons Falso Wight Boyce V. Blankenship Mullen .f' - , Westlake Thomas Monroe Carr Struglia Sardo H 'N Miss Marsh CDirectorD JLWQJ' Many Fine Vocalists Found In Glee Club This year, because ot the limited space, the chorus has been reduced to a Girls' Glee Club. This organization, however, has turned out some excellent work under the capable leadership ot Miss Marsh. The students look torward to next year when, provided with facilities tor work, this group augmented by some male voices, will again furnish enter- tainment tor the student body. This year the band has been tortunato in having as its new leader, Mr. Stanley. Because ol construction in the school, the band has not been able to show its powers in assemblies and other meet- ings, but it has, nevertheless, been doing some excellent work. Every Tues- day and Thursday, our high school mu- sicians have been heard rehearsing diligently. We await the tacilities which will make it possible to hear this talented group. Several members ot the band were chosen to attend the sectional contest tor high school students at the Charles fwfd .. SV ' ,I ff?'v'S J 1 ' Jr' '- ft .. 'jf' ,.'.n.Py -if W.. , Llp ff, ,J - ' .cf ,1-+V f 17' I l .'fQf,:5ff:.w .ff ,ff A t HE YEAR'S EVENTS AS SEEN TH 5506 ORCHESTRA Hollister Parsons Boyce Tucker Parker Corsi Calvani Fish Greenleaf Calkins Knapp Anthony Sardo Reniff Sears A Gabriel Buckler Rogers Hudson Turkington Brow Pierce Cowen Sarvay Spaziani Chapman Pence Miss Marsh Cllirectorl Haviland N. Gabriel BAND Hollister Hodgson De Santa Mr Stanley tllirectorl Struglia l. Sarvay Pierce Cowen Reas Hall Samson Fish Turkington Gibson L Sarvay Sears Brow Reitano Reniff Calkins Greenleaf Hudson Little Pilgrim Knapp Stafford Widger Tyler DaDamio Buckler Parker Wall Williams N. Gabriel Simmons Haviland A. Gabriel Fairchild Rogers Budlong H THE Music Groups Offer Fine Selections Andrews lunior High School in Syra- cuse on April lf-3. These musicians: Caesar Struglia, lames Sarvay, Robert Brow, Charles Reniff, Lawrence Bunney, and Barbara Sears were, indeed, a credit to C. H. S. They are to be congratulated on their splendid work. The orchestra has continued, as usual, under the supervision of Miss Marsh, instructor. ln the absence of the audi- torium, the work has been carried on at the Twentieth Century Club where the group has practiced every Monday and Wednesday morning throughout the year. During this practice, several inspiring and advanced compositions have been worked out with which ' se our TTWPTQH, musical appreciation in e future. . . , -T t l x -w i ,Q ,A i , .A - CANDID CAMERA'S EY 5519 DRAMATISTS IN THE MAKING Moench Gardner Keaior Reed Owens Mazzoli Coon Fabrizio Giqliuto Olds Hollister Hoialiiiq Reed Pe This year the Dramatic Club and Masque and Torch have been unable to produce a play because ot the building and redecoration which is qoinq on at Aw., .E if if Tryouts Make Up C. H. S. 'l'ho members ot the clubs, however, are not disappointed for they realize how greatly the dramatic socie- ties will benelit by such improvements. THE YEAB'S EVENTS AS SEEN TH 5526 L A... DRAMATIC CLUBS A new stage has been built which with its real depth is, without doubt, the tinest in Cortland. lt will no longer be necessary tor members ot the casts to dress in the gymnasium, tor now, a tine new sound-proot music room extending from back stage, is to be used lor that purpose. Other improvements include a beau- tiful new curtain tor the stage and the latest type ot switch board which will make possible all sorts ot lighting ettects. Despite the tact that a play was not produced, the Dramatic Clubs have kept active. Their annual banguet was held at the Y. W. C. A. A line program and a business meeting iollowed the dinner, atter which members enjoyed dancing, ping-pong, and bridge. WW MASQUE AN D TORCH Luce Gibson Miss Chaloux Brown Mazzoli Peck Cwens DRAMATIC CLUB Peck Buckler Brown Gardner Sweetland Greenman Burlingame Reed Falso Stisser Moench Gibson Fabrizio Hotaling Learn Abbott Owens Coon Mazzoli Peterson Weresh Gantert Ciigliuto Keller ,2'1 f. ,J i 5- i ft 1 ' arf' fl ' GH THE CANDID CAMERA.'lS EY li 4 5535 iifl MW Gp! ll ff 0 MW 6jlx ?f ,. yfjiil dgjijrlgiggfmi XF ARS? ,Y J - 1 Hi-Y Brow Sayre Tucker Armstrong Sarvay Warth Couper O'Connor Sweetland Renitt McLyman Stilson Gibson Clark Roe lones Sedaris Anthony Cary Wilcox Clement Fowler Sullivan Whiting Wall Hartwell Hilton Mr. Nellis tAdvisorl Modery Senior Tri-Y Tyler Gantert Gardner Greenman Hadley Wiltsie E. Potter Frost Haynes , was ill Baker iy Dilthey Cooper ench Sage Hart alkins Mazzoli 3 Qfgftoip Elliott B, Fabrizio XA xMTiFabrizio Budlonq Struqlia wens Falso Learn Wilcox i , XK rpenko Cottom f 1 -l BA.i'Blanl4ensh:3lg'?yrk Q , ' C ., wwe ff - Lama ZaA ino Crozier her ,1fkf Conqdorx, ie i sqy 4, lenney Nlffifi utt Netsfey' bbott Keller Morris P ibson Adsit Spaziani llin Houser Weresh 9 F rson Monroe lVlcWi Be ' ' V. Bla enship EvenClgnM4U Coon 1 ony Evans Funk Cinquanti seph Sopp Bacorn , X . f'-r-r Jr A Diimlri Dewey unbar Sl th P I C . a ray A i ,--. anninq i v . . 1 'Parsons B. Edwards L 1 '.-ff E. Edwards lohnson f 1 Garbarini Taylor Fahey V ' Beaudry Thomas Boyce rw N,- Brenzel Ryan Clark s Bennett Stever Berger Park Bice l-lotalinq Warfield Westlake Criithers Krewsxon Robbins Stone Wight Carbulon Novado Sickmon Younq Pierce Snyder Ames I Moulton Armin My ills fy X' W ' Qlfffaxi ,aw-Jr .Mp Q Jill ll ,libry Q .x,,l'y,J' ' K Ilvglbr A R S lf E VlEvN v'I'k:yS Q Pi? s' 'S 'E E fN' T H W W C ,at . 5546 N' 'K -f'- UQ., if y f W ow l 4,-A rf-9' L ,ggi :gp z' It ' ' I ' if if 52 n Various School Activities X Sportsmanship Brotherhood Brewer Reniff Thames Sullivan Hartwell Sopp Sayre Young Brow E. Bertini Hilton F. Bertini Anthony Owens Gibson Struglia Gardner Abbott Hadley Sears Whiting Canale Sarvay L. Hollister V. Blankenship Zingaro M. Hollister Calkins Weresh Hart Keller Learn Delta Epsilon B. Blankenship Dilthey Sears Hadley Hamill Gantert Sage Garbarini Coon Moench Peterson Wiltsie Hollister Beard Colegrove Wight Clark Young Fuller Ames McWilliams Wright Parker Struglia Carw W Sic mon Weresh Kelles' Learn Hart Calkins Pendle Adsit Mullin V. Blankenship 4f f!.wyof! fi'-f aff ff Kappa Zeta Perry lohnson Pierce Shattuck C. Alexander McKean Bennett Gleason Cook Silsbee Mallison Brewer Haight Mr Loder tAdvisorD Clark Morrisey Sheridan Allen Griswold Duncan Daly Thurber Sopp Cole Spen Collier Kenyon Homer DeSanta f, ci' QVUXVW X C97 Hudson Thames Best Stiles UGH THE CAJP' ' .9464 g fwfr!-004 Xfvv F... DA! X-WT ID CAMERA'S EY 6555 CLUB HIGHLIGHTS First Term Walter Hartwell. Fred Wall ...... Richard Whiting. Benjamin Hilton. Ambrose Sullivan. . First Term luanita Houser. . Olga Weresh. . . Barbara Sears. . . Marian Mullin. . . Virginia Gantert. First Term Marion Young, . . Priscilla Wright. . . Shirley Sickmon. Helen Pierce. . . , HI-Y , .,,. President. . . . . .Vice President. .,...Secretary. .. Second Term . .Walter Hartwell .........,FredWall , , . .Richard Whiting .....Treasurer...... . .Benjamin Hilton . .Sergeant-at-arms. . ,Ambrose Sullivan SENIOR TRI-Y .....President. . .. . . .Vice President. .....Secretary. . .. Second Term . . . .Virginia a . . . .Bar ra nch i 4 I X r inia an enship ett ilthey .....Treasurer..,,..... Program Chair .. . . . .L Struglia JUNIOR Term Priscilla Wright Churchill , .Helen Bice . .Mary Preston First Term Betty Hart ..... , , DELTA EPSILON . . . President. . ,. Dorothy Learn ,...,... Vice President, Leona Calkins ,,...,.... Doris Keller .... ..... . . Treasurer. . . Olga Weresh ..... First Term Kenneth Stiles. . As tant Treasurer. . AP ZE Pr .... Harvey Best ...,..,.. Vic Prei nt. Harry Thames. .... S cretary ..... . Robert Hudson . , First Term Norma Nix ...... lune Field ...... Frances Netseyl . lacgueline Weiri Betty Teasurer...... X P ALPHA res1dent...... . . , e President.. . . Second Term . . .Dorothy Learn . . . .Olga Weresh . . . .Lena Struglia Secretary ...... . . . . . . . .Doris Keller Elizabeth Gardner Second Term . , , .Charles Sopp . . . .Dever Homer . .Wallace Brewer . . .Robert Hudson Second Term , ...... lune Field .. . . .Lura lenney . , . . .Secretary . . . . .losephine Zingaro . .Treasurer ,......... Betty Wilcox ssi tant Treasurer. .Elizabithkwgw MM of My if Phi Alpha Preston Churchill Snyder Houser Rowe Baker Gibson Bertini Tyler Abbott Elliott Hettron Owens Williams Potter Morris Fabrizio Lalla Mitchell Mazzoli Cervola L. Abbott lenney Matera ' Boyce Zingaro Evans Funk Edwards Miss Federer CAdvisorJ Weirick Netsey Nix Field Wilcox 3 QQ f Lu THE YEAE's EVENTSL1','1-QQX' SEEN TH .7'.Qf its 'Z l E xv. X 565 1 Q lr 1' 19:1- . EE Q - 1 . ei? iii fiypg at fax- sf' it x' ,ix Youth Friendship Circle Wing Chapman Ives M. Dennison Chamberlain Hines Camillo Seymour I-Iuhtanen Walrad Lane Thompson Edwards Roberts Woolever Rogers D. Dennison Austin Mallison ellis ll' W Vffff YOUTH FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE Us TUXIS fr First Term Second Term Firt m Second Term Ruth Mallison .,.,.,,.., President ,......... Hilda Walrad Ro ert l..udw g .,....... President ......... obert Ludwig Dorothy Dennison .,,,. Vice President .,........ Myrtie Ives F Ivio Be ini. . , 1 ,... Vice President, .... E und Bertini Barbara Austin ..,...... Secretary .....,.. Helen Chapman E und ertini ,..,,... Secretary. . .... 1 i. , .Torry Luce Virginia Rogers ...,...., Treasurer ........ Shirley Edwards e Bunney ..,... Treasur I .,... . . .Fulvio Bertini Barbara Woolever . Program Chairman. .x. .Esther Huhtanen . I U -' figo' G 543 Q Tuxis Pace Court Soderholm Gabriel Briggs Lockey Hicks Luce Clow Bellardini Crumb Cleveland I-Iavens Zimmer Anagnost Doughty Fabrizio Calvani Aurand Bunney Ludwig E. Bertini F. Bertini Mazzoli Corsi I , N P u v l UGH THE CANDID CAMERA'S EYE 5576 Milf Student Council Zimmer Hartwell lVioNinoh Collier Snyder Austin Spaziani Calkins Owens lohnson S yre qtruqlii Dilthey Preston Corsi Pierce Soprv ci , . , 'L 1 K Jlltflullin . - t x N .f ll .AJS ' :Xia 1 'X l I Purple Pennant Staff DeSanta Sage Smith Sullivan Allen Qlds Behrens Tyler Tucker Hamilton Bodine Anthony Siever Hilton Fuller P. Wilcox Field Pendle Falso Gantert Wieriolc Sopp Keller Gibson Hollister Calkins Mazzoli Karpenko Struqlia Budlonq Mitchell Hart Warth Modery Sweetland Corsi Wall Reniti Hoar Fabrizio Wilvox 4,12 J Q i, If Co-Hi-An Staff Hulbutt Hamilton Tucker Luclwiq Lowell Tyler Whiting Hartwell Hollister lenney Zinqaro Behrens: Calkins Bucllonq Struqlia Owens DeSanta Sweetlancl Courier Williams Peck Abbott Learn Hart Anthony Sarge Hoar Mazzoli Flliott Gibson Fielrl Willsey H FA AS SEEN TH if ' ' I 1 P A .V .1 y 55 g E ' Sql-1001, HQNQRARY PUBLICATIONS Purple Pennant LITERARY srzxrr News Editor .,................ HENRY WARTH Proof Reader .... ..... P AUL FULLER Feature Editor ,.,, ,.,...... B ETTY HART ELIZABETH I-IOAR Makesup Editors. . . MARY ANTHCNY BERNICE KNOLLS BUSINESS STAFF Finance Manager ,..,.....,. RICHARD PARKER Business Manager ,....,. ANTHONY DESANTA Circulation Manager. . .IACQUELINE WEIRICK Assistant Circulation Manager .,., BETTY SOPP , ' .., '1 K 34 . , K Co-Hi-An Board .........LURAIENNEY . . , .MARCIA HOLLISTER Literary Editor .... .,.. I OSEPHINE ZINGARC Feature Editor ..., Co-editor ..... Co-editor ...... ........I.YMAN PECK GROUPS Sportsmanship Brotherhood The Sportsmanship Brotherhood is an association which is made up of the students in the school who have a high standard in their school work and have shown their capability as leaders in school activities. They are the students who cooperate the most with teachers and friends. Those who attain membership in the Sportsmanship Broth- erhood consider it a great honor and endeavor to live up to the code of a sportsrnan, that is to keep the rules, keep fit, keep his temper, play the game with his comrade, keep pride under during victory, maintain a stout heart in de- feat, and keep always a sound soul, a clean mind, and fi healthy body. Student Council Extra-curricular activities are directed and promoted by representatives from the home-rooms. Each room elects one representative called a chairman and an assistant. Early in the fall, the chairmen meet to elect a slate of officers and to plan for the different activities. These offi- cers and chairmen constitute the Student Council. This year's Student Council has planned well, for despite the difficulties under which it has operated, over SOO General Organization memberships were obtained and over 500 Co-Hi,Ans were sold. Business Managers OFFICERS Sales ...,........ , . . ,WALTER HARTWELI, President ..,.,.. ,....,...., ..... C I-I ARLES SUPP Advertising ..........., RICHARD WHITING Vice-President .,., ..., T HURSTON SAYRE Student Photographer ...,.,. WINGET I,OWEI,I, Secretary .,.... .... H ELEN PIERCE G H T H E C A N D I D C A M E R A ' S E Y 6595 it s N QW o o P s H o T s ftlf it it lt? ,4-Q Q Top Row: it The smile that wins The Acid Test You've gotta have oomph t'Right down our alley it It girls interfere with busi- ness, guit the business Second Row: 'lLove me, love my dog it What goes up must come down Ulget that be a lesson to you H1940 William Tell Ultfly Turn Nex t it Switch shall we use? l'Who manages the mana- gers? Third Row: it The little man who wasn't there With you on my mind it it C. H. S. Gridiron Mentors On the threshold of learn- . 1 1 ing 'Snoring his way through English Bottom Row: On to victory l'Boot it hard THE YEA V A 5505 .A 4-:'1c X il GH THE CANDID CAMEB1-X'S EY 5615 Qufogfzafalus . Q-Zfmrfv MMM' M' A mf gT MJ64 i,4,ff Jaw MM! ,awwfcf ML dmdp 'ffif x ,A- ja-fwae, A,-L ' I g.f.ya,10e.- 2f:a1L bfL i 17' 'Half 3 I-0311-rI3110 J buf dll qood 'rh4:K7J can-ae To JJ-rr 4-nd V..af-.f-.-..,,N qnxbecg Q,wWm Iggajifxblojfgalwalfflfj Bwbxf-Af- Qmffgmwffil' A7 34090418 W QM ,QjfA,..4w,.ffM0 Mwfffwew ff 7M Qggjw, ffiw-ffflwfc am, 9ZwM4'1wd.2H ,gf 0 977 ' t m,c...,,, w pany O7M,L6Ub J gfzing filge gnfo 'focusf XZ '7M ff, Lf ,344 Camera Highlights Local Enterprises Featuring Page Page Adams, Ralph D. ..,. ,.,.. 6 6 Crescent Corset Company, lnc, ..,.. 70 Neubig Motor Company, lnc.. Alpert's ....,...,.............,.. 74 Crocker Farms ,,...,.....,. .,.. 6 6 Nye, Merle G. ,....,..., . , . Bastian Brothers ...,......,....... 71 Boice's, Central School Supply ,.... 73 Brockway Motor Co., lnc ...,. ...,.. 6 4 Brookes, M. l. .................... 70 Burgess Clothing Co. ....,........ 65 Central City Business lnstitute ,..... 69 Charles, Hairdresser .,.....,.,..,. 72 Dexter, Coe F. ......,. . Dexter, l. A. .,...... . First National Bank ..... Grant, W. T. Co.. . . . Harrington Brothers ,... Haviland's lewelry Store. . . lacobson Brothers ..,.. Parmiter, N. M. Grocer. . ,.... . . . , .73 , . . .72 . . . .68 Peck Furniture House, The. . . . . Penny, 1. C. Co., lnc. ...,. . . Potter Paint Company .......,. ....74 ..,.73 Sarvay Shoe Company, lnc. . . . . Shaw and Boehler, Florists .,... ....73 ....71 Chocolate Shop, The .... .,... 7 2 Keily Pontiac Garage. . . ,,., 72 Smith, F. D. Hardware Company Cobb, F. H. Co. ...... ,.... 6 9 Letts, L. F. and Son .,.. .,....... 7 5 Sullivan's ..........,......., . Cobakco .......,.,...,.,.. ..... 6 6 Louis, A., .... ,.... . ..,....,..... 6 4 Ticknor, L. D. Co. .,...... . . . . Cortland Democrat ........,....... 65 Cortland House Barber Shop ....... 72 Cortland Line Company, lnc ...... , .66 Cortland Savings Bank ............ 64 Cortland Standard Ptg. Co., lnc. .... 67 Cortland Wholesale Elec. Supply Co.73 1 Marine Midland Trust Company .... 71 McGraw and Elliott ............... 72 Midland Farms, lnc ..... ........... 7 3 Montgomery Ward and Company. . .72 Moss Cash Grocery ,.......,....,. Marian Margaret lce Cream Stores. .70 Vail, H. A. ...............,. . . VanNatta Office Equipment Co. Varsity Cigar Store ............ Weyant's Restaurant .......... 74 Wiltsie, G. H. ............... . 71 Woodworth, leweler. . . . . Couper, William A. ............... 72 Mullen s ...,........ .....,.... . Cortland Paper Company .....,.... 74 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19. 20. Munson, 1-1.C..... .,..73 information Please! Who scored the first touchdown of the 1939 Football Season? To what tune is Cheer, Cheer, For Old Cort- land High sung? Who bears the reputation of being the most handsome boy in the Senior class? What Senior girl has turned the most boys from her door? Who is the tallest Senior in High School? Who is the tiniest person in the Senior Class? Who besides Al Smith wears a derby? What would happen if Donald Phelps began reducing? What Phi Alpha girl scored a basket for tho D. E.'s? Who are two of the most popular C. H. S. girls planning to attend Normal next year? Who is the man's man of the Senior Class? Who is the lady's man of the Senior Class? What member of the squad do we lose this year, who has completed four years of High School football? Who is the best skiier of Cortland High School? What song reminds you of Peggy Sage going around the corner in her car? What girl chose leap year 1940 to get her man? What boy introduced a new rhythm in music class? Who is the best natured girl in the Senior class? What girl is a whiz on roller skates? What Senior girl has contributed most to the success of High School sports? CSEE ADVERTISEMENTS FOR Who will be the future Fritz Kreisler? Who is most likely to be the valedictorian of the class of '40? Which boy had the highest average in the lanuary finals? Who is as quiet as a mouse, as fair as Brun- hilde, and as blushing as the rose? What team won the lr.-Sr. debate in 1939? Who won the interclub cup this year? Who is the champion hitch hiker of tho class of '40? Who is the most socially active senior boy? Who was voted the best girl speaker of 1939 debating? What would happen if Lura lenney dyed her hair black? What girl is famous for her sunny smile? Who is the lunior Mayor of Cortland? What handsome fellow bears the distin- guished name of 'iSusie Q. ? What new-comer has made the greatest hit among her clas mates? What girls' club has been undefeated in basketball by its rival club for several years. Who wore number 37 on his jersey during the football season? Who is the younge t Senior in the class? What song should we dedicate to our teachers during the month of lune? What song expresses what the Seniors have to say to the faculty after graduation? What song expresses the Seniors' feelings on graduation day? How many C. H. S. students will graduate in 1940? ANSWERSJ Page ....74 ....74 .,..74 Payn7e'Brothers, Cffice Equipment. .69 ,...65 ....70 ....73 ....65 ,...74 ....72 ....72 ..,.67 ....75 .,,.73 ..,.75 ....73 'Wvilson Sz Green Lumber Company. .74 ....67 ,...74 5535 5645 B R O C K WA Y mucus and sussss 1 en S ea shown in gsquifze Satety f Dependability g 'Economy Our 28M Year! sold ot Aa EQ UN fgaahaa lfzaf aw fibzttawn BBOCKWAY MOTOR COMPAN Y, INC. Factory Sz General Office CORTLAND ,..... NEW YORK .. J- li 4 Li. il , iraqi T!-40 1 THE INDEPENDENCE -a ki .s':Z'!??f3:I5:E? .. Given by C1 F s AV 1 N G s B A N K AC C o U N T 5. E Your Bank Book is ina Liiaany Bell of financial ,, ,, n E independence. '-.gr H ' ' , 7 Start a weekly savings iund now f you will be ' ' surprised how quickly it mounts to a sizable total. Think ot all a bank account can mean-vacation E-:QE E funds, the start for your own home, money for invest- X -:Z Mg mont in a business, protection against emergencies. .. K Q V -l A - V' Can you afiord not io save a part? LX' X' ' I .E-5: Cortland Savings Bank USerVinq the community tor seventy-tour years L PECICS QUALITY FURNITURE AT REASONABLE PRICES 25-29 CENTRAL AVENUE GIFTS and WEAR for Gmduafjon PALM BEACH SUITS GABARDINE SLACKS SPORT COATS ARROW SHIRTS WEMBLEY TIES GHS V ING 5 6 QoQ'1l+1'2sH0961vH'iiJ CORTLAN D Kenneth Buqqs Notre Dame Victory March The Cortland Democrat ' S A RVAY PROMPT PRINTERS OF SOCIETY AND S E L L S COMMERCIAL WORK T S H O E S I2 CENTRAL AVE. CORTLAND . Telephone O 9656 5565 RALPH D. ADAMS PHOTOGRAPHER ,5?:w CLASS AND SORORITY GROUPS GRADUATION PI-IOTOGRAPI-IS MDN SECOND F LOOR-TURN RIGHT 77 MAIN ST. PHONE 2044-I The All American Loaf C-0-B-A-K-C-0 THE WORLD'S FINEST Harry Thames Be ily Hari Completely made in C O R T L A N D From ihe Log lo ihe Court 'Cortland Tennis and Badminton Racquets COBTLAND LINE CO., INC. The Crocker Farms ELECTRO PURIFIED GUERNSEY MILK This means a lightning-like process of Pasieurizaiion Wiihoui changing flavor. ' n i- TIQKNQRS G. 1-1. WILTSIE CII pays to buy qualityj 7 DRY GOODS APPAREL TOILETRIES THE GIFT ITEMS FURNITURE STORE E or coBTLAND ' v Quality Merchandise at a fair pricey and a friendly, interested service to all. 9-11 COURT STREET 5. Wallace Brewer 6. Carmella Padavona The Printed Word WE OPERATE ONE OF THE MOST MODERN AND COMPLETE COMMERCIAL PRINTING PLANTS IN CENTRAL NEW YORK First Class Work Reasonably Priced Delivered On Time Cortland Standard Printing Co., Inc. STANDARD BLDG., CORTLAND TELEPHONE 2000 Founded in 1867 PRINTERS OE 1940 CO-I-II-AN 5679 was A Good School Is A Civic Asset and Cortland's Central High ranks with the best. All this section knows the city more tavorably because ot the high standards which the school maintains. Years ot service to the steadily lengthening list ot Central I-ligh's graduates has brought the First National Bank increasing satis- faction. OFFICERS FRANK I. PECK, Chairman of Board BURR P. CLEVELAND, President A. R. LEARN, Vice President--Trust Officer F. O. ASHWORTH, Cashier B. I. MINER, Assistant Vice President K. P. MINER, Assistant Cashier B. V. LYON, Assistant Cashier FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CORTLAND CORTLAND, NEW YORK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PAYNE BROS. Ili TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES Bought-SoldfRented-Repaired WOOD AND STEEL FURNITURE FILING CABINET AND SYSTEMS FIRE FILES SAFES CI-IESTS CAMERAS Photographic Materials GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS BOXED AND PERSONAL STATIONERY FOUNTAIN PENS Esterbrook-Sheatfer-Parker CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE ANNOUNCES OPENING OF FALL TERM SEPTEMBER 3 Courses in Secretarial Practice Business Administration which includes Pace Accountancy. SEND FOR FOLDER IlBusiness Life Begins At C.C.B.I. Central City Business W Institute J William I. Veigel, B.S-Director 14 MAIN ST. CORTLANDI N' Y. 630 S. Warren St. Syracuse, N. Y. - PHONE 22 Telephone 2-1165 7. Frecl Wall He would be the 'llittle man who wasn't there - gli gt, I 'Z' sf 555 GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES CHS fi' Tiitl. fm my .O 1 A A Q . . . Tl-IE F. I-I. COBB COMPANY Cort1and's I. G.A. Supply Depot 5705 COMPLIMENTS OF CRESCENT CORSET CO., INC. lna Owens lO. Lerioa Calkins and Marcia Hollister P E N N EY' S Greet the Graduates and CORTLAND'S FAVORITE ICE CREAM Undergraduates of CORTLAND HIGH SCHOOL I Always Served Whrere Quality Courils I STORES IN CORTLAND f -1 HOMER fa- AUBURN CORTI.AND'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE ITHACA lr ll William Sokureriko IZ. x'Doug Sweeilarid M 0 v i 11 9 S f 0 I H 9 9 :,2 f i'r N ZIA :i C r a t 1 I1 g, S 11 1 p p 1 I1 g BUY YOUR Moore'sfParker Wahl or Esterbrook FOUNTAIN PENS TYPEWRITERS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES from MULLEN'S 28 Main ' 'Trade in Cortland' ' IACOBSON BROTHERS EASY TERMS Radios, Washing Machines, Stoves Refrigerators, Air Conditioning l2 GROTON AVE. Telephone l32Y We repair Watches, Iewelery, Stoves, Radios, Washing Machines, Commercial and Home Re- frigeration. y 1 l l4. Principal Burke BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY Manufacturing lewelers and Stationers Rochester, New York Designers and Producers ot Emblems tor High School Clubs - Engraved Name Cards Cortland WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG lames L. Mason, Gouverneur, N. Y. District Manager 13. Leo Canale 4l. 149, providing all hits-no runs-no errors WITH BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS to Cortland High School for THE WORK ACCOMPLISHED THE PAST SCHOOL YEAR Marine Midland Trust Company THE OLDEST BANK IN CORTLAND COUNTY I I 5715 CIGARS, TOBACCO, CANDY and MAGAZINES Local and Out-of-Town Newspapers I. A. DEXTER Mc Graw Sz Elliott PI-IARMACISTS After graduation and you begin lite's work, we shall be glad to Welcome you among our satisfied customers. 15. Ti-Pi-Tin 19. Bertha Rowe Compliments COMPLIMENTS TO Tl-IE CLASS OF '40 3 MAIN STREET Phone 140 The Chocolate Shop I 16. Lois Elliott 20. Dottie Learn . ' 7 Compliments of 5 Correct Fashion Specialists MONTGOMERY WARD 32 MAIN ST. GRADUATE INTO SMARTNESS Sam Fish and His Spearmint Rhythm 21. Ben HiltonfBoy, how he can tiddlel Headquarters for Keil Pontiac Gara e SPORTING GOODS Y gl and 128 South Main St. Cortland, N. Y. FISHING TACKLE PHONE 1910 Economical Servicing on All Makes ot Cars F, Hardware Cgmpany Best Lubrication Iob in Town 46 Main St. Phone 82 NEW AND USED CARS Norma Nix 22. Leona Struglia 5725 Compliments Cortland House Barber Shop 6 GROTON AVE. WITH EVERY GOOD WISH TO THE CLASS OF 1940 William A. Couper 121 GROTON AVE. OLDSMOBILES Best Wishes Class of 1940 COE F. DEXTER 5 GRANT ST. THE BEST IN FOODS I-I. C. Munson PAINT HEADQUARTERS 108 Main St. Phone 624 Henry Wa rth 27. Ken Griswold MIDLAND FARMS, INC. ICE CREAM MILK Fountain Service I7 GROTON AVENUE BOICE'S SCHOOL SUPPLIES, SODAS Church and Central Phone 2298 Open Evenings Virginia Blankenship 28. Ambrose Sullivan HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW CLASS RINGS FOR THIS YEAR Also the Graduation Invitations and Cards I-IAVILAND'S SELL THEM HAVILAND'S JEWELRY STORE 60 Main St. Compliments of HARRINGTON BROS. The present Senior Class 29- losephme Zmqafo C 0 R O NA S 1 X Compliments of Are Ideal tor 36' X ,MU Buy One Now. Let It fi A jgbial Help You with Your I i'5f5G??5 Education. of Eosy Payments , VAN NATTA OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO., INC. School or College 7' I ,Wf X I POTTER for PAINTS I8 Central Ave. Phone U77 50 Main St. Phone 323 Tuxis 30. Gentlemen would prefer Brunettes Cortland ECHL 1 . I Wh 1 1 E1 t ' S 1 0 asa e ec HC upp V Weyant's Restaurant IDHQNES I8 North Main St. Cortland,I828 Ithaca Ent. 9480 CORTL1-IND, N- Y- 9739 'S-749 Wilson 8: Greene Lumber QQ. Cmmseloha, Compliments ot Neubig Motor Co., Inc. CORTLAND SYRACUSQ PORT WATSCN STf, BURT ST. .-5 Phone 719 Phone 2-QIZI 31. Mary Gibson 35. D. E. Compliments of SHAW 8: BOEHLER FLORISTS Leon Woodworth, Jeweler C up p C C C up G . F1OvsfmG11f?92iSiOfi . 15 1f2 N, MAIN STREET Phone 298 ll N. Main St. 32. Lyman Peck 26. Yale Hughes Compliments ot Moss Cash Grocery '14 Central Avenue Cortland, N. Y. N. M. PARMITER GROCERY Quality Merchandise BIRDS EYE ' mos-ren ' F0095 No Waste, No Cleaning FREE DELIVERY Phone 97 or 98 3 Tompkins St. 33. Charles Sopp 37. lune Williams Compliments ALPERT'S JEWELERS and oPTio1ANs 63 Main St., Cortland, N. Y. Cortland Paper Co. Complete Stock Paper Products Carried for your convenience 138 MAIN ST. PHONE 1228 34, Violet Capaldo 38. Please Be Kind Photographic Supplies and A Large Line ot Kodaks MERLE G. NYE 53 MAIN STREET Amateur Finishing and Enlarqements Compliments of W. T. Grant Co. Department Store ll-l3 Main St. Phone 402 vargily Cigar Stare H. A. VAIL'S CUT RATE DRUG and PAINT AND SEED STORE BILLIARD PARLORS Where the price is cut every day to Everyone On Everything 38 MAIN ST. CORTLAND, N. Y. 39. Thanks for Everything 40. On the Sentimental Side Compliments of L. F. Letts and Son GULF DISTRIBUTOR CORTLAND .f f f , Vwcfv ,,-53 ff, ,w,f,QyQ' 4,4 -, 'f - f - I 2Qp4Q,- C74f5a44L 2-.+ff',L.,4f,fffL ffffmfio Z-fV. ' NLM Q? I. QN-at NI'-1-.QA I - ' ' u A I 2'1gs.,Y T170 TMA! 1940 iii, IVE YE 5756 I F E s V w F l I r l F w I I N V