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

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THE HIGH SCHOOL RECORDER 11 mmmmmmmmmmmmmm CLASS PROPHECY NAME AMBITION OBSTACLE RESULT Yetta Abrams Stenographer Nervous fingers Piccolo player Muriel Armer Run a dress shop Too many bills Van Raalte girl Amelia Ashline To be musical None Lady, play your mandolin Louise Ashline Sob-sister A sad story Hysterics William Barber Six-day bike races Flat-tire Six-day hospital bill Art Barringer Sailor Girl in every port Bigamist Bob Barton Annie Oakley's Unsteady eye Undertaker mate Brains Olive Bathrick Seamstrcss None Historian Hazel Beagle Marriage Mr. Butler Carriage Anna Benzal History teacher Cawt fly Night-club hostess Alfred Benzal To fly Not the soda boy Bar fly Anthony Biffer Drug Store Cowboy Character Cigar store Indian Mary Biss To be boisterous Nothing Quiet Robert Bootier Orrin Booth Florence Bormann Bill Bozony Janet Brown Al Bruchac Leona Brundige Jeannie Callahan Ray Calkins Betty Carroll Ella Chase Elizabeth Clark Margaret Cherry Walter Cornell Lloyd Cote David Craw Helen Czupel Gus De Gregory Dadislav Dejnczka Hazel Diehl Ruth Dunbar Jean Duval Wm. Flanagan John Fitzpatrick Molly Fisher Dixie Ford Eudora French Sylvia Goberson Dorothy Gottsche Wm. Green Jack Kaufman Roberta Hardy Ruth Harrington Wm. Hawkesworth Martha Henderson Shirley Herzog Isabel Holbrook Good Another Barrymore Marry a millionaire To ski Talk God s gift to women Nurse Pilot the mails Artist Society Deb Millionairess Think so? Dressmaker Athletic Coach Jungle explorer Build railroads Gimbel's basement clerk Tap dancer Cosmetic expert Typist Teacher Blues Singer Own a chicken farm Dentist Firm believer To knit Con-girl Drive a car Play tag Short Tall Be studious Singer Ph.D., L.L. D. M. A. 5 8: 10 clerk Aviatrix Sales clerk The Barrymores None Equilibrium None Good for. nothing Barrymore anyhow Mrs. Vanderbilt III Sleigh riding Women didn't knowstiu talking it uPussyn The 'males Dry palette Pa1atm Society Takes a. lot of money That so? Gossip Rough Students Lost One track mind Aesthetic sense Sore feet Too expert Not the type Good nature Color blind None Gas? Fibbers Purl Coward No car Slow runner Nature Nature Rhythm Do-re-mi Alphabet Too many Nickels Tricks No sales Hermit Veterinary We wonder Bar-tender Problem hhild . Certainly - deem Indeed 5:0? And ' sp and so Nursery school ex- ecutive Song Composer Street Car Conduc- tor Gimbel's-Zoth story Flag pole sitter Four divorces 2nd Peggy Hopkins Joyce Child nurse Lady 'in Red Putting all his eggs in one basket And oil Poor Molly Deep Sea Diver Cowered No smashings I got'cha Tall Short Tap-dancer Fortune Hunter Song Mogul 10 cents Perambulatrix No pay

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10 1715 HIGH SCHOOL RECORDER ermmmmmmmmmmw' CLASS WILL We, the respectable class of 1936, being of unsurpassed insanity, superb intellect Hi and questionable sense of direction and equilibrium tmental as well as physicali do hereby will, bequeath, and present all our possessions, real and virtual, in the following and subsequent manner: First: To our cherished Alma Mater an efficient motion picture machine, said machine to be viewed, honored, and used by the student body with awe and reverence. Second: To any ambitious and qualified Junior the grey matter and synchronized vocal control of Ned Roohan, our valcdictorian. Third: To Miss Gorman a complete line of cosmetics accom- panied with vital statisticsi to be used in more effectively producing the desired portrayal of the Hhigh and loftytt Lady Macbeth for next years English lV classes. Fourth: To Aunt Mary a complete dictatorship over 208, com- parable to that of der Fuehrer. Fifth: To Mr. Van Aller a complete set of the inner mechanism of an Albinus Rattus, prepared by one of our members, to be used by inspiring medicos. Sixth: To Mr. Collins a pair of streamlined, high-speed roller skates, said skates to be used by him to move about in study hall with greater rapidity. Seventh: To Mr. Butler all the oxygen from the recitations of our history students, said oxygen to aid in winning next years track events. Eighth: To Mr. Van Wie one overall jumper suit, to be used only when decorating Hi the gym for future Junior Proms. Ninth: To Mr. John tBarrymorei MacGregor one bushel of peach fuzz, to be used by him at his discretion in adorning the faces of various and sundry characters in his plays. Tenth: To Mr. Willis tTornadoi Gale one sidewalk scooter to be used by him on excursions to the Rec? . bleventh: To Mr. John OtBrien one Hawkeswor'th-trea'tetfy base- ball bat, to aid him in scoring hits tliterally speakingi. Twelfth: To Mr. Hicks one pair of forceps to be used by him in feeding HMary Ann? his pet gold fish. Lastly: We do hereby appoint as executors of this last will and testament, Joe Louis and Ali Baba. tSignedi Class of 1936, Sara-toga Springs High School Witnesses: Benny Goodman, HDizzy Dean?

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12 THE HIGH SCHOOL RECORDER l a Mummmmmmmmm NAME Mary Ann Hyde Yolanda Izzo Paul Jones Myron Jones Mariellen Judge Martha Kirkpatrick Vegetarian Lydia Kelch Ralph Kellogg Jean Kmen Lohnas Knapp Eiizabeth Kostka Anthony Krumal Norma Lake Angeline Lambert Frank Lanfear Lucille Lattanzio Albert LeStrange Jerry Longo Marie MacAnaney Jean Malloy Victor Matrazzo Bessie Matthews Marian McCollam Robert MacMillen Oliver McKnight Ruth Mercer Zada Middlebrook Bertha Mitchell Warren Montanye Jerry Morrison Carl Mousin Helen Myers Norma Myers Florence Nash John Natale Betty Nichols Jack Nichols Bob Nichols Helen Noonan Helen O Brien Rita O'Brien Olympia Palmetto Helen Pasek Bill Patten Tom Pendrick Jerome Pitney Elizabeth Potter Jean Potter Margaret Quilty John Ramos Roland Raymond Victoria Reynolds Lillian Rhodes Andrew Richardson Skidmore Alice Robinson Elevator boy AMBITION Pretzel bender OBSTACLE Good twister Physical Education None teacher Elevator strike Barefoot boy Broken glass Lady of leisure No leisure Bud Ride horseback '7 7 ? College professor RESULT Contortionist Success Fallen arches Shoe salesman No lady Blossoms Merry-go-round Lothof college pro-dButch, Public fessors Enemy No. 1 Talk Talk When ! ! Hitch hiker Can't hitch Hiker Bathing beauty Sun Noxema Stunt artist Stunts Harpist Miss Mr. Mrs. Take a letter Tired of it all HwHum Minister Wine, Women, song Gigolo Gold miner None Gold-digger New car No dough Bank robber Violinist Jack Benny Love in Bloom More Les More Les' Telephone operator Poetic instincts Edna St. Vincent Millay II Horse groom Bride Bride and groom Pessimist Good nature Optimist Air hostess Air Bridge hostess Learn to dance Won : dance Why should he? Pugilist Opponent Beefsteak Milkmaid Miikman Half-pints Sew Can't sew Sew what? Book critic Authors Book binder Own a sheep ranch Black sheep Opera singer Laryngitis U. S. Senator Chicken Actor Ham To grow up Agin' nature Night club hostess Club Good Bad Yeah? Yeah? None None Another Dizzy Dean The Dean sort Second Greta Garbo Anemic Run a mile Doctor To remember None She forgets Hairdresser Beauty Tango Feet aren't mates Actor None Salesman Competition A man in the army A man in the navy uShuffle off to Utica Buffalo Girl runner Weak ankles Santa Claus There is one Doctor An apple a day To be serious Laughter Waitress No tips None HMin UAndy Supt. of prison Torch singer Egg man Egg Peter Pan Lumps Indifferent Yeah Pres. of U. S. IlDizzy Second Zasu Pitts IVs a long distance Sure is Hi, Doc Absent minded pro- fessor's wife Miss Greenfield 1936 Tangle John Barrymore II Buyer Marine's wife Psychopathic ward Roller skating champ Is there? Fruit vender Happy-go-lucky No service Skidmore The Gumps