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

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411011161 E G SIMMONS A M Superintendent The beauty and the exact detail of Cortland High s new wings is due to the hard work and supervision of Mr Simmons His con tmuous 1nspect1on of the addition during its construction has resulted xn a buildmg which any city would delight to own He has been working extensively on the courses of study andhasmade many improvements in them he IS now co operating with the government in the National Defense program by organ rzing speclal courses in machine shop and makes Cortland Hlgh School one of the finest in the United States the Alma Mater of which we are proud light ommanders JOHN H BURKE A M Ptzncxpal To Mr Burke every senior in Cortland High School owes a debt of gratitude Through his sympathetic understanding of the high school and the high school student he has been able to raise the standards of our school His un tiring efforts have kept h1m1n the school many times after the day IS done his sincere interest in extra curricular activities has won him the hearts of the entire student body He attends each of the extra curricular events of the school in order to see that they run with smoothness and regularity Mr Burke will be long remembered in the hearts of the seniors of 1941 THE WINGS' EDITION THE HI AN . . , . ., ' 9 sc ' as ' ' blue print instruction. His inspiring leadership 0 . , . ,, l it B 3

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FL 'FIDE Graduates Candlds PRESENTED BY THE SENIORS 1941 9 Q? I G II 99 ffffzgf? .g 1 4 f Q E ' EA 5 621 -.- . wx O fl Q .Q A ll,

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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION The theme of this edition of the Co-Hi-An was suggested by C. H. S.'s two new wings recently completed. The story behind these wings is that of thoughtful discussion of the Board of Education and that of hard study of plans by the Building Committee of that group. Expenditures reaching approximately S580,000.00 were used to make one of the finest building additions in New York State. To supplement this new building new equip- ment in practically every department of the school was supplied, making the school as up- to-date as the addition that housed it. These new additions in buildings and equipment make going to Cortland High School a real pleasure. rl-,. Civil uthorit Mr. Charles H. V. Elliott, ,WMV A M Presiden t Mrs. J. L. McAuliff Mr. Carl A. Winchell Mr. Burr P. Cleveland, Vice President Mr. A. Floyd Wray Mrs. E. A. Brewer Mr. E. G. Simmons Superin tenden t Dr. J. E. Wattenberg Mr. Ralph S. Bennett . .M ...Y V.,-. Y... .... ,..f.,,,,....--.,. ..,..,,.M..,.,....,....,,.,........,.....,..,....f.,-,f-.-..,..,-,q,,... .,,,,...-..,..-.. ...,,,,........--.-..-.C .. .......,,...., . .... .... . . . . 4 . V ..,. .. ,.1-..,tff,. 'max ' .' f ' . -4 V -. . 4 ' , . - . 'i . :H if D..- 1 .TJ T- ,. 'hue' Jg - f Yf 31..,. wJ,.-.3 ' mf, ,Nj -Af .- ' . ' -. ' , ' , X, ' k nil--r' -' -1... ....,...:..x.4.w...l....i.i........,....4..s.....,..1..a..a.a.wf::-f.s..x.a.4a.-:.-'f1X..lAu.Q.l.sQ:12if.'nl45.::eu:.w........w...m.....s--'.,....-.rf .... ...W .. . ...V - , .. . ... .,..L.,,.. -M ..- ... AS PRESENTED BY THE SENIORS OF 1941 11 -on