Saratoga Springs High School - Recorder Yearbook (Saratoga Springs, NY)

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THE HIGH SCHOOL RECORDER 7 O O O O ,of ,Of ,Qi ,QQ ,gr ,gf ,Qi ,QL -0- 'O' O O O 0 Name Dorcas Abel Curtis Allen Jane Baker Ralph Ballon Howard Bassett Betty Bathrick Gertrude Beach Agnes Beagle Dick Benton Fern Benton Paul Benzal Steve Bohus Lois Boyce Bob Brogan Jack Brophy Ruth Brundige Walt Bryant Charles Burdick Geby Callahan Jimmy Calligeris Joel Cohen Quint Cole Mae Connery Mildred Cornell Edie Cosgrove Edith Cotrell Kay Cummings Bede Dake Laura DeMott Ralph Denton Agnes DesJardins Yvonne Deyoe Charles Donohue Dot Donnelly Art Dunbar Francis Dunn Claire Duval Jimmy Dwyer Harry Earl Ruth Eaton Harvey Eddy Agnes Fairbanks Dolly Farrier Ruth Farrier Rose Finkel Val Galcik Doris Geil Dan Gelfond Ed Getter Stan Goldbanm CLASS PROPHECY By DOROTHY LAMB AND JACK SIGSBY Ambition Woman of Mystery To be ambitious Driver Mathematician Big scientist Aviatrix Movie Siren Bareback rider Good M. D. Self-supporting Inventor Wrestler Manicurist Behead sheep Loaf Perfume tester Sun tan Swim Authority Tennis champ Saxaphonist Chemist Russian Countess Teacher Helen Wills Moody Diver Learn Chinese To find one and only Vamp Archer Run orphanage Geneologist Notions Welfare worker Tall 'n' handsome Woman hater Hairdresser Lawyer Maidenly blush Woman driver None Greta Garbo Secretary Nurse - Sai1or's wife Gentleman of leisure Marriage Marathon runner Bachelor Own apple orchard Obstacle No mystery No ambition Back seat driver Proofs No cocomalt Weak stomach Innocence None The good part Depression of 1945 His gadgets The other wrestler Fond of fruit All other sheep Keep off the grass Sensitive nose Conscience Drought None His game Rhythm Guncotton Not leap year Good nature Romance Can't swim She's a long dis- tance from China Fickle nature Technique Sense of humor Mush and milk Family tree Fog Likes children Can't improve nature Wavy hair No curlers Wife Wrong sex Telegraph pole None O11 New England accent Usilence S Popularity Sympathy None Chain letters None Short wind Personality None Result What a woman Ho-hum Chauffeur Headache Small scientist Dietician 2nd Shirley Temple Bathing suit M. D. Clinging 'vine His gadgets ' Poet Banana oil Black sheep Bunions T-lay fever Perpetual blush Bath Teacher Manager St. Vitus Dance Another redskin bit the dust No rushin' countess Cook Helen Welslieimer Bathing beauty She sure is 57 Varieties Revamped Cupid's little helper Mish and mnlk Geneologist anyway Haysie Marriage Short and sweet Movie hero Straight laced Silent partner Blush anyhow No telegraph pole Oh-oh weeter is than speech Wife of boss Patient Gob and goblets Chain gang The Mrs. doesn't miss Rundown condition Go-getter Worm ranch

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6 THE HIGH SCHOOL RECORDER We became adept at close harmony in the senior home rooms. Anyone passing such rooms as 307 might have heard songs that ran the gamut from Sweet Adeline to The Isle of Capri or The Lulla- by of Broadway, in renditions that were, to say the least, original. With the assistance of the juniors, we entertained the alumni at the annual Christmas tea dance. Perhaps we shall be so entertained by other senior classes in years to come. A number of us did well in public speaking contests this year. Such training was of great value in preparation for our senior play, Two Girls Wanted. In the musical line, a number of talented seniors had leading parts in Pinafore. Athletics were not neglected and the seniors did well on all teams. The winning of the basketball tournament was one of the many ath- letic events in which the seniors did their part. As the time drew closer to graduation we began to think of our final preparations and allied subjects. The new class rings were intro- duced and they met with favor. The style with The Spirit of Life, in gold, with Saratoga Springs H. S. underneath it, upon a black onyx stone, met with the greatest favor. We believe these rings to be the finest yet introduced into the school. This year has been a precedent-breaking one in many ways. For the first time in a number of years the Senior Ball will be held. We hope that this event will be restored to the tradition it has been in the past. A highly amusing situation developed when we decided to contest. the vote declaring white linen suits as boys, outfits for graduation. A rather hectic time followed, in which the cry Down with white suits, predominated. Even a disappearing petition did not prevent the success of our campaign. The boys will appear graduation night in white fiannels, as a result of this vigorous campaign. With Theodore Welton as valedictorian and Russell Lasher as salutatorian, the last important question is settled. Our debts are paid, we have recorded our history, and are now ready to be graduated. We grow a triiie sentimental as we see our high school days draw- ing to a close. It is with eagerness, joy, and a trace of regret that we close an important chapter in our lives and prepare to start a new one in the fiercely competitive world of 1935. Donald W. Harris, '35

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8 THE HIGH SCHOOL RECORDER 1 so Q Q. ,gf ,gf ,of ,Or sg. yo. ,gf xo. ,gf ,Qt ,Qt ,Qt ,Q Q 0 Louis Goldsmith Traveling salesman The 6:15 Farmer Chet Hames Hermit Pulchritude Fame and fans Gladys Hammond Solitude Ipsa Little ipsas Jimmy Harrington Brain surgeon Brain Surgeon Don Harris Business man Business woman Inc. John Harvey Idiosyncracy Absurdity Incongruity Lulu Hazard Dietician Burnt offering Tums Vic Hazard High jumper Near beer High spirits Elizabeth Hulka Housewife Onions Dewy-eyed lggie lngmire Be famous Is famous Infamous Bruce Jensen Musician Crew cut No. 13-14-15 Noma Jensen Social worker Kind face Success anyway Audrey Johnson Musician Hankering 'nuff said Bill Kelly ? None ?? Jimmy Ketchum Opera singer Phonograph records Crooner Eva Kobryn Nurse Handsome doctor Matrimony Charles Lasher Racing pilot Curly hair Playboy Russ Lasher President of U. S. Gong Violinist Jerry Lee Tennis star Red Perkins War Emily Loop Opera singer None Second Lily Pons Charlie Mann Lancelot None Lancelot and Elaine Bill Martin Undertaker None Some fun Josie Matrazzo Charlotte Mays Serena Mays gigizvleve Mechus Wilton Millward James Milner Margie Mohler Jean Moody Jack Moss Mary Murphy Bob Murray Marie Nevins Kay Noland Jack Noonan Ned O'Boyle Francis Ouellette Amelia Pekurney Jean Pepper Jimmy Pepper Red Perkins Bill Pettigrew Lib Pfreundner Laura Putnam Abbie Reynolds Margaret Reynolds Russell Rhodes Fred Robbins Eleanor Rowland Lil Schermerhorn Isadore Schultz Sam Seigel Maurice Serotta Sylvia Silverhart David Smelansky Jessie Smith Business woman Diddle New car individuality Big shot Plumber Old maid Stylist Man on Flying Trapeze Schoolmarm Champ gum chewer Singer Interior decorator Magician Historian Duet Superiority complex Stenographer Quintuplets N o! ! Cheer leader Pianist Palmist Violinist Gossip Drink beer Detective Novelist Horsewoman Frankfurt eater Orator Silence Eyebrow plucker Tightrope 'walker Millionairess Pleasingly plump Another diddle Boy friend Similarity Buckshot Pipes Love Frivolity Competition That giggle Cellophane wrapper Domestic tendencies Color blind Girls History Who et? Timidity None None So? Larengitis Installment plan Dishpan hands Neighbors No curiousity None Noisy shoes No eraser The horse None 'Vocabulary Silence Clever hands No umbrella No millionaires Private secretary Hi diddle diddle! New car Ambiguity Got shot Spoils system Grandma Flapper Fanny Squelched Gracie Allen Dignity Singer sewing machine Chromatic aberra- tion Skidmore elevator boy Meat packer Su-et Inferiority complex New speed record Five little Peppers Oh! Tonsil operation No piano Jergens lotion Deserted village Congresswoman Bay window Squeak-squeak Censored Poor Lil! Dog catcher Radio announcer Silence Gold digger Tree surgeon 5 and 10 girl