A B Davis High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Mount Vernon, NY)

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MAROON AND WHITE F r ,, g S 5, NINBTEEN TI-IIRTYfTHREE

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UYCAROGN AND WHITE NINETEEN THIRTYfTI-IREE 1935 OF CLASS P9541

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,A I l ,,, Eddie Fisher and Claire C. Stolz SEPT., 1932: Two thousand happy unemployed sent to work as A. B. Davis High School reopened for the fall term- whereupon they became very much em- ployed. BEPT. 28, 1932: New traffic system organized. SEPT., 1932: G. O. held semi-annual convention in the auditorium. The usual speeches, the same jokes, and the same hot air about my candidate . Bill Bartlett and Harriet Preston were elected after an extremely close race. OCT. 30, 1932: White Plains de- feated Mount Vernon, 14 to 7. OCT. 30, 1932: P. T. A. gave first dance of the season to celebrate our victory ftoo bad we lostl over White Plains. Un- fortunate, being Hallowe'en, the decora- tions were in White Plains' colors. This must have disheartened our players for the results of the game are shown above. OCT. 29, 1932: Drastic changes made in traffic system. Nov. 13, 1932: New Rochelle-Mount Vernon football game postponed due to nasty weather. That night everyone had a good time at the football dance Cespe- cially Bill Bartlett and Parmalee Hill who got in on passesj. The decorations for the dance included megaphones, maroon and white streamers, the football team, cheer- leaders, and several chaperons. NOV. 14, 1932: Alexander Kaplan chosen editor of this Maroon and White. Please don't hold that against the book as they're considering changing the name of the Annual to Alexander's Rag Time Band . NOV. 17, 1932 CA.M.j: New Ro- chelle meets Mount Vernon in traditional gridiron battle. New Rochelle's goal line is yet uncrossed. Nov. 17, 1932 QP.M.J: New Ro- chelle's goal line still uncrossed. The cheer- leaders and band added color to the game. that certainly needed it. From the way the band plays. they could do with a little more color too. NOV. 19, 1932: New traffic system went into effect. DEC., 1932: Hockey team reported in full strength. During their very unusual season. they scored one goal. That's pretty good, even if it was for the other team. DEC. 12, 1932: Helen Hall elected most popular girl. QCall any night after eight-Renaissance Apartments, corner of Prospect and Rich-Apartment B-l-- knock twice. Or call Hillcrest 1638.11 DEC. 16, 1932: The Count and the Co-ed , 1932's all star operetta, baffles everyone and turns in two successful per- formances-thanks to the good work of Vincent Tramonte and Elliot Lewis. DEC. 19, 1932: Phil Carney's or- chestra provided music for one of the best dances of the year at the high school. All the old grads were back and a good time was had by all Call the old gradsj. The dance lasted until 12:30 thanks to the Board of Education. The only one who didn't enjoy the half hour's Grace, was Miss Lewis, who was unable to attend. DEC. 14, 1932: Traffic system reor- ganized. DEC., 1932: Miss Lewis condemns cosmetics in a Hi-News interview. She's right though-an outdoor girl does have a much better complexion fbut not as much funb.