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

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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

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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

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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