Collegiate School - Dutchman Yearbook (New York, NY)
- Class of 1934
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Lyn' 4 ' PTS ie' -. ,Y rf: Vi' f Ei 'f . nv .' ,Q ,. Hi ,141 , ' pa Q .- Wa 52' 111' fi - ' Jkt' ,nw- BOARD o OF -TRUSTEES GENERAL' Louis W. 4ST6TESBU'RY, .... ...... P re.-nkieht FRANKLIN WHEELER Pgmmn ..f .........:.. LQ ........... ...... S ecretary Mmsonj A.B.4 ...... .... . Treasurer ' Henfy Evortson Cobb, ' John Homer Platfohh John Laimbeer, ,A.B4 .Addison A1165 von Tine, A.B., LL.B.' l i i Q E 4 P 4 . ge 4 lf 1 H 3 1 Q 5 5 s a 2 F Q 5 1 s I ' R 8952, 'Z ' v HEADMASTERS OF THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Adam Roelansten ..... 1633-1639 Jan Stevenson ..... 1639-1648 Jan Cornelissen ....... 1648-1650 William Verstius .................A ,,..,,,,, 1 650-1655 Jan Morice de la Montague ..... .o......i 1 652-16 .... Harmanus van Hoboocken 1655-1664 Evert Pietersen Keteltas .,..,.. ..,.,,..A 1 661-1687 Barent de Foreest .............,. 1726-17 ..., Gerrit van Wagenen ....... 1733-1743 Huybert van Wagenen ..... 1743-1749 Abraham de Lanoy ........ 1743-1747 Daniel B1-art ..... Q ,,,,.,.,,4 1749-1755 John Nicholas Welp ....... 1755-1773 Peter van Steenburg .....,,.,....o...,...i................. . ................,........,5..,,.., 1773-1791 The School was interrupted by the Revolutionary War Stanton Latham ......................................................................,.,.,.,..... 1791-1810 James Forrester ............. 1810-1842 Henry Webb Dunshee ............. .......,. 1 842-1887 Lemuel Carrington Mygatt 1887-1910 Arthur Fiske Warren ,,,,,,,,,, ,cc,,,,,, 1 910-1930 Cornelius Brett Boocock ...... .......... Wilson Parkhill ....,........ 1930-1934 1934- 3 u .l,. i-S CLAIRE BR THE 1934 DUTCHMAN Page ten To CORNELIUS BRETT BOOCOCK From us you gog but to us will remain Your frankness, cheer, your lambent flame Of hope and courage that Will never dieg The sense of humor, the twinkling eye That sees the beauty under dross- Your going is our loss! A loss-regret-but solely one of hope For greater fields to conquer, Wider skies To scan-Spread your fineness To the world, to boys, to man Your influence poignant-felt and realized. We say farewell! but in our eyes, Good cheer, strong hope,-Bearer of Truth, Mentor, Counsellor, Friend to Youth. R. W. L 4 DUTCHMAN Page eleven J THE 1934 DUTCHMAN THE FACULTY Headmaster CORNELIUS BRETT BOOCOCK fRutge1's, A.B.J CHARLES GEORGES SUEUR fCollege de St. Fuscieng Academie de Doual, B.S, St. John's College, Cam- bridge, Officer d' Academie, 1913.1 French EARL GARFIELD TAPLIN fColumbia, B.S., A.M.g Oswego State Normal School.J Mathematics LEON BERNASCONI FISH iPrinceton, A.B.J Latin RALPH WILKINSON LAMONT fTufts, A.B.J Dramatics, English, Latin JAMES BROWNLEE RANKIN fPrinceton, A.B.g University of Penn- sylvania, A.M.J French, German, Spanish CHARLES MATTHEW SCHOEPPLER flndustrial Chemical Engineer, Diplo- ma Polytechnic Institute, B.S., M.S.J Science HENRY GODFREY CARPENTER fBrown, Ph.B., M.S.J English EDGAR RUSSEL KREPPS lMount Union, A.B.J Arithmetic, History, Science SARA AUGUSTA HOLBROOK CAlbany State Collegeg Russell Sage Collegeg Teacher's College, Columbia.J Second .Junior Class LAURA FLANDERS fPrimary and Kindergarten Course Hunter Training snnonm ' First Junior Class LAURA MAY WALKER CFramingham State Normal School, Massachusetts.J Second Primary Division GRACE WHEELOCK FARNAM lPrimary and Kindergarten Course Ethical Culture scnnniy ' First Primary Division MADELEINE TURNER fBritish Art Academy, Rome, Chicago Art Instituteg American Institute Nor- mal Methods.J Manual Training and Art JAMES ERWYN MUTCH Director of Music MARIE LOUGHNEY MUTCH Music GERTRUDE EVANGELINE BONNER fColumbia, B.S.J Secretary and Bursar CHARLES JOHN JARDINE' fDr. Savage's Institute, New York State and New York City Boards of Edu- cation.J Director of Athletics CORA GADDIS TAYLOR, R.N. Nurse in Daily Attendance GROSVENOR WHITE, M.D. School Physician Page thirteen 4 E 3 F rf , 1 1 r s .4 3 if 1 , 5 'S fi ff - gwxgg 5 xg' Q X THE 1934 DUTCHMAN THE CLASS OF 1934 JOHN HOMER PLATTEN, JR. President D. CHARLES WEGMAN, II GEORGE DAVID HOWSON Vice-President Treasurer LEONARD REED CARPENTER Secretary WILLIAM HENRY BARTHOLD, JR. ARTHUR DONALD BOHEN LEONARD REED CARPENTER CHARLES PUTNAM DETHIER GEORGE ESPY DOTY, JR. 'GEORGE DAVID HOWSON DAVID HARDIE PHILLIP JOHN HOMER PLATTEN, JR. ALLEN WILSON PORTERFIELD, JR. DOMINICUS CHARLES WEGMAN, II Page seventeen THE 1934 DUTCHMAN WILLIAM HENRY BARTHOLD, JR. 969 Park Avenue New York City nBiuu nBa1,ty9! upebsvy Orange Williams College Entered Fall '23g Varsity Baseball Team '32, '33g Fencing Team '33, '349 Dramatic Club '34g Cercle Francais '32, Vice-President '33, President '34g Varsity Basketball Team '34g Dance Committee, Junior Mlember '33, Chairman '34. Four periods a day Bill may be uncovered among the varied ap- parati of the laboratory making hydrogen sulphide or testing for a chlor- ide. However, between his exhortations on the Dance Committee's behalf and his bewilderment as President of the Cercle Francais, Barty finds time to be a basketball player, which is fortunate for us. Bill has a habit of going to the sea-shore and mumbling Pebbles, Pebbles, Pebbles , but maybe he is trying to recall something forgotten. He is going to Williams where both his honesty and sense of humor will be appreciated. Bill is a true pal and we value his friendship. Page eighteen v- -an my-gm 1,,iqQ,eg'j4-1.1q:mm'gxmwwmyfgrug-ywmygwugplrvyngwv'f ' ' . L, THE l934 DUTCHMAN ARTHUR DONALD BOHEN 2265 Sedgwick Ave. New York City CCDOHY7 Blue Amherst College Entered Fall '32g Tennis Team '33, '34g Cercle Francais '34, Here is Don Bohen, the class totem-pole. His lanky form and dang- ling arms befit him for a distinguished career on the tennis court, and as a member of the tennis team for the past two years he has represented the school to advantage. Don's hearty laugh is as much a part of his personality as his ice cream suits and sport shoes. We wish him every success in life and will continue to value his friendship hereafter, even as we do now. Page nineteen THE 1934 DUTCHMAN LEONARD REED CARPENTER 146-53 32nd Avenue Flushing, N. Y. KlLen7! Blue Brown University Entered Fall '30g Varsity Basketball Team '34g Junior Varsity Basketball Team '33g Fencing Team '33, '34. Aside from his ability to translate Vergil with ease, Len is a pro- ficient tennis player. The Class first noticed his presence when they were Freshmen and now he is an essential part of our variable group. Leonard commutes daily from Flushing and even then is never late, which is some accomplishment I Len is leaving us to conquer new fields and we are confident of his success. Page twenty THE 1934 DUTCHMAN CHARLES PUTNAM DETHIER 310 West 79th St. New York City Dechay Charlie Orange Princeton University Entered Fall '23, Dramatic Club '31, '32, '33, President '34, Jun- ior Varsity Basketball Team '33, Captain '34, Varsity Baseball Team '32, '33, '34, Dutchman Board, Asst. Business Manager '33, Business Manager '34, Cercle Francais '32, '33, '34. Charlie has a mania for books. He can read in half an hour a book which takes an ordinary reader two hours-that he can tell what he has read when finished is more of a surprise. Basketball, Baseball, and Ten- nis are also among the accomplishments for which we praise Dechay . Char1ie's spirit, his good nature, his ability to take it , his sin- cerity, and his thoroughness in all undertakings assures his success when he leaves Collegiate. He is the butt of all jokes, but his ready smile and wit endear him to all who know him. And brains! Gosh! Page twenty-one THE 1934 DUTCHMAN GEORGE ESPY DOTY, JR. 157 West 88th St. New York City KKGe0rg,e!! HESPYH Blue Fordham University Entered Fall '26g Spanish Club '32, '33, Vice-President '34g Ath- letic Association, Treasurer '34g Dance Committee '34, Varsity Bas- ketball Team '33, '34, Varsity Baseball Team '32, '33, '34g Dramatic Club '32, '33, '34g School Captain of Blue. He puts his feet casually on the teacher's desk and sighs lazily. Pres- ently he is asleep. But no! He is merely waiting for his opportunity. Here it is. He stirs and dravvls something that reaches the ears of his class- mates. An instantaneous gale of laughter gradually dies down until the drawling begins again. As the period ends, George Doty rises, stretches and proceeds, to another class, Where again his feet are soon occupying the teacher's desk. Page twenty-two Q THE 1934 DUTCHMAN GEORGE DAVID HOWSON 327 East 50th St. New York City Dave Orange Columbia University Entered Fall '32g Cercle Francais '34g Varsity Baseball Team, Asst. Manager '33, '34, Dave Howson, that daring young man in the flying DeSoto, may be seen scooting around New York at a breakneck pace any day in the week. The demon driver has received speed tickets from all the prominent New England States and Maine. He transports part of the baseball team to all of the games and is, no doubt, responsible for the fainting condition of the players during the games. Dave is one of our best sports and a most likeable fellow. He has made a permanent place in the esteem of his classmates and we shall al- ways thrill to the discordant wail of his siren wherever we may be. Page twenty-three THE 1934 DUTCHMAN DAVID HARDIE PHILLIP 22 West 77th St. New York City HDaVeY7 Orange California Institute of Technology Entered Fall '30, Athletic Association, Vice-President '33, Presi- dent '34, Dramatic Club '33, '34, Cercle Francais, '32, '33, '34, Tennis Team '32, '33, Captain '34, Dutchman Board, Junior Editor '33, Editor- in-Chief '34, Varsity Baseball Team '32, '33, '34, Varsity Basketball Team '31, '32, '33, Captain '34g School Captain of Orange. Dave is the original man of many sides . In addition to being Mr. Taplin's mathematical pride-and joy, he is unusually adept at Basket- ball, Baseball, and Tennis. Although he has been with us only four years, he has rapidly endeared himself to the students and the faculty-in short, to all With Whom he has come in contact. Dave has done equally Well in his other activities, as you may guess from the long list above. With all these accomplishments behind him, We cannot help but feel that he Will make a success wherever he goes, and we Wish him that success with all our hearts. Page twenty-four THE 1934 DUTCHMAN JOHN HOMER PLATTEN, JR. 375 West End Avenue New York City Jack Homer Blue Princeton University Entered Fall '22, Varsity Basketball Team '33, '34, Varsity Base- ball Team, Manager '33, '34, Varsity Track Team '32, '34, Cercle Francais '32, '33, Secretary and Treasurer '34, Dance Committee '32, '33, Dramatic Club '31, '32, '33, '34g Dutchman Board, Associate E itor '34. Being' one of the threei original members of the Senior Class is in itself an honor, but Homer has done a great deal during the past few years to add to his distinction. He has taken active part in Basketball, Baseball, and Track, and has also been a member of the Dance Committee and French Club for several years. ' During the pursuit of his extra-curriculum activities, Jack has found time to keep-a high standard in his studies, and as a result was one of the two members of the Class who was elected to the Cum Laude So- ciety. Page twenty-five THE 1934 DUTC'HMAN ALLEN WILSON PORTERFIELD, JR. 286 Convent Avenue New York City Porterhouse Allen Droop Orange Columbia University Entered Fall '3Og Varsity Baseball Team '34, Allen is our man of mystery, our electrician, and our clown. Be- tween fiddling with spark gaps on an electric toaster and making R. W. L's. life miserable, Allen keeps the class in uproars with his wisecracks. He is one of the few who have been able to make Mr. Taplin bite on a joke and it is for this that Allen lays his greatest claim to distinction. He is the possessor of a short-wave radio and spends his spare time experimenting with antennae, grid tubes and transformers. His work on the electrical side of the Christmas show and the Dramatic Club play helped make both a success. We expect him to become a great scientist. and we are proud to number him among our friends. Page twenty-six THE 1934 DUTCHMAN D. CHARLES WEGMAN, II 156 East 79th St. New York City ' Weggie Weg Charlie Blue Princeton University Entered Fall '26g Fencing Team '333 Manager of Tennis Team '32, '33, '34g Cercle Francais '32, '33, '34, Dramatic Club '32, Sec'y '33, Vice-President '34, Dutchman Board, Asst. Advertising Manager '33, Advertising Manager '34, Here comes a toothpaste advertisement. No, you're wrong. It's the one and only D. Charles Wegman, the second. He clumps along, wades through a throng of Freshmen and greets us with a hearty slap on the back. It hurts, but we don't say anything, because we know the thought behind it is the joy of being alive and young. Hiya, rat! he hails us. Hi, Butch! We answer. Then, his business done, he gives us a cheery smile and gallops off to cheer up some teacher or student who is overwhelmed with Work. Page twenty-seven ,Haag 22:3 TEOMESOE H338 gmzwgm ,EQOOE -HOQUEEOU 5355 N502 O95 Sidi gag 'Hgmg mg- QEOBS ggi xg? gg OMOBW ggwgggvc Mwsgpi .HBOS 9503: 133:23 -M2 WEEE E: -swims EUTEU20 mvmdgwgg izwgm MO QOFHOQWE :EOE Bw 5? Hmewisg gag NENEOUAWE :gag me tvawyv ,magma EUEEWQOSN ga :REBS Wkggmwn :gags 058: B53 E2 .HBWE2 AEEOSQOD: H3223 2360 :EEEU2 WUEEOUS: Snag 33 wg :ES WEEVMB 'ngiwgmv :bg MOOD- Mamie WXGOQUEOW :SEMO 8,5933 ,Magi img! 2: :WTS Eg: .Egmwg HSWEMEU .OE 05 ECG EOE BSU :Wagga gag-BO gamma: 65335000 Biggs Iam :Sm SEM WSQSSAEQ I 5533 EUEBQHOAH 5355 QEEAH gOm3Om ECG ,Egan FBEQQEWO EEOM Eoexm 332 THE 1934 DUTCHMAN SENIOR CLASS ELECTIONS Most Popular ..... Best Student ....... Most Sentimental ...... Most Gentlemanly .A..A.. Most Likely to Succeed Most Influential ......,.... Best Athlete ..............ll. Best All-Round Fellow Best Dancer ........ Best Dressed ...... Phillip, 35 Howson, Dethier, 85 Phillip Barthold, Barthold, 35 Platten, 25 Dethier, 25 Platten, Platten, 35 Barthold, 55 Dethier Carpenter, 25 Phillip 35 Phillip ! 7 7 Phillip, 95 Platten, Phillip, 45 Platten Barthold, 45 Doty Doty, 75 Wegman, Handsomest ........ ....,... P hillip, 45 Dethier, 35 Doty Wittiest ........ Quietest ..i..... Busiest ....... Cutest ........ Noisiest ......... Brightest ............................., Biggest Drag with Faculty ...... Done Most for Collegiate ....,. Porterfield, 45 Doty Carpenter, 45 Bohen, Wegman, Carpenter, 45 Platten, Dethier, 7 5 Porterfield, 85 Phillip, 15 Barthold, Dethier, .. Dethier, 55 Barthold, Phillip, 55 Dethier, Most Popular Teacher ........ ...... La mont, 7 5 Schoeppler, Page twenty-mne I 9 THE 1934 DUTCHMAN CLASS OF 1935 LESTER BACHARACH, JR. ROBERT LEE BEIR ROBERT SCOTT CHENEY WILLIAM LODEWICK DOTY WILLIAM STUART GRIFFIN BRENDAN GRISWOLD HOWARD CARROLL HAGGERTY EDMUND GERARD HALL ANTHONY HANS HANSEN, JR. HENRY KLENEN JABURG, JR. HENRY RIEDER MARXUAOH BENJAMIN A. MATTHEWS, JR. FRANKLIN WHEELER PALMER, II DONALD CAMPBELL PLATTEN JOHN WILLIAM REED FRELING S. SMITH FREDERICK WILLIAM VON SHOLLY, III In a class such as ours, there are necessarily many and Varied types of students who, to be fully appreciated, must be taken individually. There- fore, that you may know us as we really are, we present Ourselves as fol- lows : Bacharach, chemist, Beir, fencerg Cheney, philatelistg Doty, member of Organizations, Griffin, geometry sharkg Griswold, pianist, Haggerty, vacationerg Hall, commuter, Hansen, athlete 5 Jaburg, man-about-towng Marxuach, historian, Matthews, class secretary, Palmer, managerg Plat- ten, baseball captain, Reed, debaterg Smith, he-man, Von Sholly, practi- cal joker. Page thirty-one I THE 1934 DUTCHMAN THE CLASS OF 1936- DANA CLAY ACKERLY HAROLD GEORGE ORLA LATHROP RICHARD ATHERTON JUSTIN VINCENT MCCARTHY GEORGE HUNTER BORTHWICK LOUIS SMADBECK, III WILLIAM MITCHELL JENNINGS WILLIAM HEATON STEESE RUTGERS CROSBY JONES WM. TIMOTHY WALTON, III We are small in number but large in ability. We number among us several scholars, actors Cboth good and badl, philatelists, and sportsmen. We have some good candidates for the varsity basketball and baseball teams and also tennis players whose outlook for the tennis team is bright. We are ready and waiting for our opportunity to shoulder a larger and more important burden of extra-curricular activities. JUSTIN MCCARTHY, Class President. Page thirty-three THE l934 DUTCHMAN THE CLASS OF 1937 JOHN ARTHUR BUTTRICK ROBERT JAMES DIXON JOHN VINCENT FRANK EDWARD WARREN FRIEDMAN CHARLES AUGUST GOMER, JR. JOHN OGDEN GREENSTREET HAROLD ANGELL HAYWARD, JR. BRUCE TOWNSEND MCCOUN JOHN DE SHEYS MCCUSKER JOHN THEODORE MITROU JEAN MORTON MORRIS RICHARD LEON PANNELL THOMAS VIELE PLATTEN FREDERICK J. SCHAETTLER PETER JOSEF SCHENK ROBERT CHARLES SIEBURG JOSEPH THOMAS, JR. As We are a large class, our qualities are diversified. Most of us pre fer the basketball court and have an eye on the varsity. There are, how- ever, many of us whose interests are centered on the classroom. We show promise of becoming dramatists, writers, scientists, and engineers. But all these aspirations lie ahead in the distant future. At present we are chiefly concerned with lifting high the standard of Collegiate and emblazoning aloft the reputation of S-1. JOHN VINCENT FRANK, Class President. Page thirty-five THE 1934 DUTCHMAN MIDDLE SCHOOL CLASS OF 1938 WILRUR FARNHAM BURT, JR. PETER PLATTEN KENNETH RUDOLPH CARLSON EDGAR DUTCHER ROMIG PAUL LEON DEVILLERS JAY HARRY ROSSBACH, JR. MARTIN VOGEL FRANK ROBERT WALTER SHOUP EDWARD MARSHALL MURRAY LOUIS WARREN VAN GELDEREN CLASS OF 1939 JAMES N IEMANS BUTTRICK ALVIN PISA MENDES, JR. PETER GOLDMAN ROBERT YEARDLY NEVIUS GEORGE CLAUSEN HAGGERTY HEINRICH ALEXANDER SCHENK ALBERT ROBETAILLE HOCHSTER LAWRENCE SLADE, JR. DAVID LIVINGSTON MATTHEWS EDWARD ROS TOWNS GIOVAN NI BRUNO ZIRATO The corridor of Life lies before them. They have just crossed the threshold With healthy, effervescent steps. Their enthusiastic questions and zest for knowledge are vibrant inspirations to their teachers. The in- terest and awareness of Life which the Middle School now possess Will be carried With them through the years and the Art and Science of a decade hence Will be freighted With things that members of the Middle School have Wrought. CHARLES M. SCHOEPPLER, JR. Page thirty-seven THE l934 DUTCHMAN JUNIOR SCHOOL CLASS OF 1940 JAMES SIDNEY BACHARACH ALLISON E. LEININGER DONALD PECK BURT WILLIAM MCCUSKER, III GEORGE ROBERT BUTTRICK ROBERT STANLEY MUGGERIDGE, JR. GEORGE 'GRANT CARR JOHN KUNAST RABENOLD JOHN FRANK CONWELL, JR. LEE RICE ROSSBACH EDWARD SUEL GAYLOR, III MAURICE RASHBAUM, JR. ELLIS POTTER HANSON HAROLD CHARLES SPEAR ANTHONY EVAN HECHT DAVID ELLIOT TWICHELL CLASS OF 1941 WILLIAM LEARNED ALDRICH JOHN CHARLES MUTCH ARTHUR CURTIS BOYNTON ERNEST DAVID OBERMEYER ALEXANDER BLUM, JR. RAYMOND PRESTON SEARLE WILLIAM BRADFORD, JR. EDWARD PICARD STOESSEL JAY NEWTON FREEMAN WM. HAMILTON WEISBEGKER KENNETH HOMAN GRANGER PAUL WHITEMAN, JR. JOHN SCHREINER HOERING JOHN HOWARD WOLFE FREDERICK DUARTE KING JOHN MEYER WOOD, JR. RICHARD DAVIDSON YOUNG CLASS OF 1942 DEAN GIDDINGS ABERCROMBIE GEORGE F. KURZMAN, JR. JOHN CALVIN BOYNTON CHARLES FREDERICK RABENOLD JOSEPH FERRETTI DRISCOLL WILLIAM CARL SIEBURG JOHN HERBERT HARRIS THOMAS FRANK STROOCK RALPH W. HITZ, JR. HARRY LExoW WHITNEY, JR. We boast more sons of all-American athletes than any other group in Collegiate. No Wonder We shine on the gridiron, the basketball court, the hockey rink. And as for scholarship, just look at our Honor Roll record. TWO of our number are ministers' sonsg We have a future Ein- stein and a Walking encyclopedia. Our interests are nationwide: Cali- fornia and Arizona are represented, as Well as the effete East. We heartily approve the N.R.A., With its shorter hours and longer vacations. Yet We look for greater reward When We become Seniors, and confidently expect Phi Beta Kappa Honors in college. HENRY G. CARPENTER. Page thirty-nine n r , , N 1 THE 1934 DUTCHMAN PRIMARY SCHOOL CLASS OF 1943 VICTOR JACK BROOKES THOMAS HENRY LAWRENCE, JR. DAVID GARDNER BUTTRICK JOHN CURRY LEE, JR. EDWIN ANTHONY HEARD KEITH WATT MORRIS, JR. CHARLES HERBERT HOERING WM. KOHLMAN RASHBAUM GERALD LYNTON KAUFMAN, JR. DAVID WOODRUEE ROMIC. STANLEY LEE WEIL, JR. CLASS OF 1944 EDWARD BALLERINO LOUIS KLEE LOEWENSTEIN THEODORE BECKER BROWN DONALD STONE MACGREGOR REGINALD MARION HIRSCHMAN JAMES MCCREEDY WENDEBORN WILLIAM DONALD YOUNG As we realize our responsibility as future leaders in the activities of Collegiate School, We conduct ourselves with fitting dignity. We give our plays in Chapel and participate in the Gymkhana Games With all confi- dence and seriousness and support school organizations one hundred per- cent. Page forty-one THE 1934 DUTCHMAN HONORS THE HEAD BOY MEDAL The greatest honor that can be achieved by any Collegiate boy is the winning of the Head Boy Med- al. The award is made to the boy in the Senior Class, who, in the opinion of the Faculty and in that of his classmates, is outstanding in relation to school activities and scholastic achievements. This honor is presented every year by the Alumni Association. The award for 1933 was made to Kershaw Burbank. THE FACULTY MEDAL The Faculty Medal, first estab- lished in 1923, is awarded at the termination of each school year to the boy, in any grade, who has achieved the highest improvement in his studies for that year over the foregoing year. The medal for 1933 was awarded to William Ben- jamin Heller. Page forty-two L . THE SCHOLARSHIP MEDALS These medals are fitting re- wards for excellent appreciation and serious endeavor. There is us- ually very keen competition for these honors and they are be- stowed annually upon the boys ot the Senior, Middle, and Junior Schools who have the highest av- erage in their work for the cur- rent scholastic year. In 1933 the winners were: William C. Oursler Jean Morton Morris Giovanni Bruno Zirato THE HONOR ROLL The Honor Roll is a stimulus to greater accomplishments, and is considered to be Collegiate's most beneficial award. The honor is presented to the boys who have received an A mark for Appli- cation and Deportment, and whose average in studies is eighty-five percent or over, with no mark be- low seventy-five percent. THE 1934 DUTCHMAN THE HISTORY MEDAL The purpose of this award is for the stimulation of interest and proficiency in American History and in Current Events. The judg- ment is arrived at through exam- inations, and average in American History for the year. The award is conferred by the Society of May- flower Descendants. The medal was won in 1933 by John H. Plat- ten, Jr. THE FRENCH PRIZE Each year the French Club awards a prize to the member of the Club who shows the greatest proficiency in French for the school year. The award is based on a competitive examination and is presented to the winner at com- mencement. The prize last year was won by Kershaw Burbank. HONORS is EN 1 7552-4 ' . id.. P TIF -1 -'l ' .. '- at - 1 2,2 Q: Nqr.. . . as Q if YZ, ' . 1 f is if by K 5 .gg A THE CUM LAUDE SOCIETY The boys in the Senior Class whose scholastic record places them in the upper 'fifth of their class, are annually elected to mem- bership in the Cum Laude Society. Their membership diplomas are presented to theme at commence- ment. Those elected in 1933 are: Kershaw Burbank William C. Oursler William S. Currie THE MATHEMATICS PRIZE This award is made to the stu- dent of the Senior Class who has attained the highest average in Mathematics during the current year. The medal is presented an- nually by the Rensselaer Poly- technic Institute. Last year's win- ner was Donald K. Sieburg. Page forty-three THE 1934 DUTCHMAN THE HONOR ROLL 1933-1934 fUp to and including April. Figures indicate number of months o S-4 S-3 S-2 S-1 M-2 M-1 J-3 Page Leonard R. Carpenter ........ Charles P. Dethier ............ George E. Doty, Jr. .,......... . . . . Davld H. Phillip ................ John H. Platten, Jr. ......... . Lester Bacharach .............. W1ll1am L. Doty' ................ B. A. Matthews, Jr. ......... . Donald C. Platten ..... Richard Atherton .............. William M. Jennings ........ Harold G. Lathrop ............ Jean Morton Morris .......... Kenneth R. Carlson ............ Edward M. Murray .......... Edgar D. Romig ................ Robert W. Shoup ....... Heinrich Schenk ....... G. Bruno Zirato ...... James S. Bacharach .......... Donald P. Burt .................. G. Grant Carr .................... Edward S. Gaylor, Jr. ..... . E. Potter Hanson .............. A. E. Lelmnger .................. R. S. Muggeridge, Jr. ....... . Maurice Rashbaum, Jr. Harold C. Spear ................ David E. Twitchell ............ forty-four roll n Alexander Blum, Jr. ......... . Wm. Bradford, Jr. ........... . Jay N. Freeman ..... Kenneth Granger ..... Frederick King ....... John C. Mutch ......... Ernest Obermeyer Raymond P. Searle ............ E. P. Stoessel ...................... Wm. H. Weisbecker .......... Paul Whiteman, Jr. . John H. Wolfe ........... John M. Wood, Jr. Richard D. Young .............. Dean G. Abercrombie John H. Harris ......... Ralph W. Hitz, Jr. .........,. . Charles F. Rabenold . Wm. C. Sieburg ......... Thomas F. Strook ..... V. J. Brookes ............. David G. Buttrick ..... C. H. Hoering ......... Edwin A. Heard ....... T. H. Lawrence, Jr. . John C. Lee, Jr. ...... . Keith W. Morris ....... Wm. K. Rashbaum ............ David W. Romig ................ Stanley L. Weil, Jr. ........... . Theodore Brown ..... R. M. Hirshman ..... Louis Loewenstein ............ Donald MacGregor Wm. D. Young ....... ff BoAflD 9, 0 THE 1934 DUTCHMAN THE 1934 DUTCHMAN BOARD DAVID H. PHILLIP Editor-in-Chief CHARLES P. DETHIER D. CHARLES WEGMAN, 2ND. Business Manager .Advertising Manager JOHN H. PLATTEN, JR. Associate Editor WILLIAM L. DOTY DONALD C. PLATTEN Junior Editor Assistant Business Manager HOWARD C. HAGGERTY HENRY K. JABURG Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager MR. CORNELIUS B. BOOCOCK MR. RALPH LAMONT Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor We take this opportunity to express our gratitude to the Faculty Ad- visors for their invaluable aid and adviceg and to Miss Claire Bruch for her splendid drawings which have been of major importance in the suc- cess of The 1934 Dutchman. Page forty-seven ml THE 1934 DUTCHMAN LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais de Collegiate. 1928-34. La reunion de cl6ture, du Cercle Francais de Collegiate, a eu lieu le vendredi, 17 mai, au restaurant Victor. Cette derniere reunion a ete tant soit peu gatee par l'absence de M. Boocock et de quelques membres assidus, retenus chez eux par une epi- demie d'OreillOns, qui S'est declaree parmi les eleves des classes avancees. Notre tresorier avait, comme d'habitude, arrange tous les details et reussi a avoir vingt convives, qui ont donne a cette reunion un caractere aussi francais que possible. Les diners mensuels du Cercle Francais se font sur une base aussi pratique et aussi peu ceremonieuse que possible. Les langues se delient plus facilement la Ou la contrainte n'exiSte pas. En remuant son cafe, on remue aussi une espece d'intimite familiale, qui ajoute tant au charme de ces reunions. CHARLES G. SUEUR. MEMBERS OF LE CERCLE FRANCAIS DANA C. ACKERLY WILLIAM H. BARTHOLD, JR. ANTHONY H. HANSEN, JR. JOHN H. PLATTEN, JR. ...... . CHARLES G. SUEUR ............. S-4 WILLIAM H. BARTHOLD, President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Honorary President JR A. DONALD BOHEN CHARLES P. DETHIER GEORGE D. HOWSON DAVID H. PHILLIP JOHN H. PLATTEN, JR. D. CHARLES WECMAN, II LESTER BACHARACH, JR. ROBERT L. BEIR ROBERT S. CHENEY WILLIAM L. DOTY W. STUART GRIFFIN HOWARD C. HAGGERTY ANTHONY H. HANSEN, JR. HENRY K. JABURG, JR. HENRY R. MARXUACH BENJAMIN A. MATTHEWS, JR. FRANKLIN W. PALMER, II DONALD C. PLATTEN JOHN WILLIAM REED FRELING S. SMITH FRED. W. VON SHOLLY, III RICHARD ATHERTON G. HUNTER BORTHWICK WILLIAM M. JENNINGS HAROLD G. O. LATHROP JUSTIN V. MCCARTHY LOUIS SMADBECK, III WILLIAM H. STEESE WILLIAM T. WALTON, III ROBERT J. DIXON JOHN V. FRANK EDWARD W. FRIEDMAN CHARLES A. GOMER, JR. HAROLD A. HAYWARD, JR. BRUCE T. MCCOUN JOHN DES. MCCUSKER JEAN M. MORRIS RICHARD S. PANNELL THOMAS V. PLATTEN FREDERICK J. SCHAETTLER PETER J. SCHENK ROBERT C. SIEBURG Page forty-nine THE 1934 DUTCHMAN OFFICERS OF THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION DAVID H. PHILLIP President WILLIAM L. DOTY GEORGE E. DOTY, JR. VYICC-Pl'6S'lCl6'7'lt T1'ef1szn'er JUSTIN V. MCCARTHY Secretary EDGAR R. KREPPS Elected Faculty Aflzvisor' CORNELIUS BRETT BOOCOCK CHARLES JARDINE Faculty Aflz.-Iisor Faculty Aclrisor Page fiffy THE 1934. DUTCHMAN THE DANCE COMMITTEE WILLIAM H. BARTHOLD, JR. Chairman JOHN H. PLATTEN, JR. GEORGE E. DOTY, JR. Senior Member Senior Member WILLIAM S. GRIFFIN JUSTIN V. MCCARTHY Junior Member Soplfwmore Member This year's Dance Committee has been unusually successful in both the social and financial problems which beset school Dance Committees everywhere. The Committee is to be congratulated heartily for the splen- did management Which has already made the Annual Christmas and Spring dances successful and now bids fair to make a similar success of the Commencement Dance. Page fliffjf-Dill' THE 1934 DUTCHMAN THE SPANISH CLUB JAMES B. RANKIN ....... ..... H onofrary President WILLIAM L. DOTY ....... .....,.., P resident GEORGE E. DOTY .......... .......... V 'ice-President HENRY R. MARXUACH ...,.. ,.....' S ecretary-Treasurer ROBERT LEE BEIR HENRY R. MARXUACH GEORGE H. BORTHWICK BENJAMIN A. MATTHEWS, JR. GEORGE E. DOTY JUSTIN V. MCCARTHY WILLIAM L. DOTY FRANKLIN W. PALMER, II HOWARD C. HAGGERTY JOHN W. REED ei .3 Q! The Spanish Club since its founding in 1929 has Hourished admirably in spite of the depression. Although it was not definitely modeled on the French Club, it has adopted many of the delightful features of the older organization directed by M. Charles G. Sueur. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to meet informally several times during the year, to enjoy a collation at a Spanish or Hispano-American restaurant and to put to use as far as possible the idiomatic Castellano learned in class. As there is no better Way to learn a language than to speak it, the gatherings of the Spanish Club afford an excellent oppor- tunity to speak Spanish and to discuss the people and customs of those countries which We are studying. JAMES BROWNLEE RANKIN. Page fifty-three THE 1934 DUTCHMAN THE DR RALPH W. LAMONT ....... CHARLES P. DETHIER D. CHARLES WEGMAN WILLIAM H. BARTHOLD, CHARLES P. DETHIER GEORGE ESPY DOTY, J R. WILLIAM L. DOTY AMATIC CLUB Honorary President President Secretary and Treasurer JR. HOWARD C. HAGGERTY JUSTIN V. MCCARTHY DAVID H. PHILLIP JOHN H. PLATTEN, JR. RUTGERS C. JONES D. CHARLES WEGMAN, II el ,S -.99 This year, on March 16th, the Dramatic Club presented George Kelly's Ther Torchbearersf' to two large and enthusiastic audiences. Mr. Lamont again directed the play, and bore many trials and tribulations, which he gallantly suffered in comparative silence. Although the cast was almost entirely inexperienced, Mr. Lamont may be said to have pro- duced one of the most finished plays in his reign as Director. PERSONALS Justin McCarthy proved the value of gesture and train in acting. William Jennings showed that spontaneity is often desirable. Bill Doty contributed a highly dramatic faint. Donald Platten fascinated the entire audience. Lester Bacharach lost- half a mustache. Charles Wegman fainted with deadly emphasis. Stuart Griffin tripped over everything in sight. Jack Platten was unable to raise the curtain or keep his temper. Charles Dethier gave a lesson in stilted dramatics. Franklin Palmer was a very active maid. Page fifty-five THE 1934 DUTCHMAN THE PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION BENJAMIN A. MATTHEWS President DANA T. ACKERLY MRS. ELIZABETH RABENOLD Vice-President Secretary ' MYRON L. MORRIS Treasurer .al .al 3 THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION G. ARTHUR REUTER, '21 President HENRY LINDENMYER, '22 WILLIAM B. SLADE, '24 Vice-President Treasurer Page fifty-six .gl ,,. , L... ,.42Z f Q-ia Af ,,.p-sg ,.1.-- S.,.. 1f -1,-Q! - J fm 'viii' ii-ffj I A i Y L 1 THE 1934 DUTCHMAN THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM DAVID H. PHILLIP Captain WILLIAM L. DOTY CHARLES J. JARDINE Manager WILLIAM H. BARTHOLD LEONARD R. CARPENTER GEORGE E. DOTY Dwight ...... Alumni .....,.,..., McBurney ...... Stony Brook ...... Marquand ...... Adelphi ....... Englewood ........ Franklin ................... Brooklyn Friends ...,... Staten Island .......... 'fP1ngry .........,.,.. Englewood ........ Poly Prep J. V. ..,. . Trinity ........,,.,..,. DAVID H. PHILLIP DONALD C. PLATTEN JOHN HOMER PLATTEN, JR. FRELING S. SMITH THE SCHEDULE 19 Collegiate 12 Collegiate 30 Collegiate 28 Collegiate 13 Collegiate 36 Collegiate 19 Collegiate 16 Collegiate 34 Collegiate 20 Collegiate 28 Collegiate 15 Collegiate 11 Collegiate 45 Collegiate Barnard .......... ........ 1 8 Collegiate 'kovertime --- 344 Won ...,.,........................ 9 Lost 25 13 21 26 19 28 37 40 23 28 25 45 30 26 22 418 The Orange and Blue '30 which you may have seen below the clock in the gymnasium has been replaced by a '34 as a result of the team's successful season. Page fifty-nine THE 1934 DUTCHMAN J - Ml BASKETBALL REVIEW Fortune smiled kindly on Collegiate's Basketball team this season. and for the first time in four years the team compiled a winning percent- age. Each regular was a veteran of several campaigns, but although the team was very strong, it was small in number. The forward line, composed of Captain Dave Phillip, and Donald Platten, forwards, and Freling Smith, center, led the attack consistently, with able replacement ready, in Wil- liam Barthold, playing his first year on the Varsity. The defensive line of Jack Platten and George Doty contributed large- ly to the success of the team, holding the opponents well, while the for- wards scored. Highlights of the season were the victories over the Alumni, Engle- wood, and Barnard. For the first time in twelve years, a Varsity aggre- Page sixty THE 1934 DUTCHMAN gation triumphed over the Alumni in the Christmas game. Englewood was crushingly defeated twice by the lopsided scores of 37-19 and 45-15. Collegiate demonstrated its lighting spirit to advantage in the thrill- ing games With Stony Brook and Pingry, who had in former years com- pletely outclassed the Orange and Blue players. In losing both these games by the close score of 28-26 and 28-25, the lack of reserve material was alone responsible. In both games the Varsity led as far as the third quarter, only to be gradually worn down by heavier and fresher opponents. The season was brought to a close in a well played game with Barn- ard, Collegiate's traditional rival, the Orange and Blue downing the Pur- ple by a score of 22-18, and Completing a schedule of fifteen games with a record of nine victories. Page sixty-one THE 1934 DUTCHMAN THE JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM CHARLES P. DETHIER FRANKLIN W. PALMER, II Manager ROBERT LEE BEIR LEONARD REED CARPENTER ROBERT SCOTT CHENEY CHARLES PUTNAM DETHIER Captain CHARLES J. JARDINE Coach WM. STUART GRIFFIN HOWARD C. HAGGERTY HENRY K. JABURG, JR. LOUIS SMADBECK, III WILLIAM T. WALTON, III Page sixfy-three THE 1934 DUTCHMAN MIDGECTS THOMAS V. PLATTEN HENRY K. J ABURG M anager JOHN A. BUTTRICK KENNETH R. CARLSON ROBERT J. DIXON CHARLES A. GOMER BRUCE T. MCCOUN Loyola ..................... Brooklyn Friends ...... Loyola ........................ Brooklyn Friends McBurney ............... Franklm ............ Staten Island ..... Adelphi .....,... McBurney ..... Adelphi ............ Staten Island ..... Lost ........ ....... Captain CHARLES J. J ARDINE Coach JOHN MCCUSKER JEAN M. MORRIS PETER PLATTEN THOMAS V. PLATTEN FREDERICK SCHAETTLER ROBERT C. SIEBURG THE SCHEDULE 6 Collegiate ....... ..... . 17 2 Collegiate ....... ...... 2 4 10 Collegiate 8 2 Collegiate ....... ...... 2 3 11 Collegiate 12 12 Collegiate 5 2 Collegiate ....... ...... 2 6 12 Collegiate 8 9 Collegiate 6 14 Collegiate 20 14 Collegiate 9 158 94 5 Won ....... ...... 6 Page siavt y-five 1 f A THE 1934 DUTCHMAN THE CUB AND SKEETER BASKETBALL HENRY K. JABURG, JR. M anayer JAMES BACHARACH DONALD BURT WILBUR BURT ROBERT BUTTRICK MARTIN FRANK PETER GOLDMAN GEORGE HAGGERTY POTTER HANSON Collegiate ...,..,. Collegiate ....... Collegiate .,,..... Collegiate ,....... Collegiate ..,.,.. Collegiate ........ Collegiate ........ Collegiate ....,.. Collegiate ........ Games Won ..... TEAMS CHARLES J. J ARDINE Coach HAROLD HAYWARD ALBERT HOCHSTER WILLIAM MCCUSKER PIZA MENDES JOHN RABENOLD MAURICE RASHBAUM EDGAR ROMIG HEINRICH SCHENK ROBERT SHOUP THE SCHEDULE 18 Brooklyn Friends 12 21 De La Salle 4 8 Brooklyn Friends 4 10 Staten Island 22 2 Barnard 22 5 Adelphi 6 17 Barnard 20 13 Birch Wathen 15 11 Adelphi 6 105 111 5 Games Lost 4 Page sixty-seven THE 1934 DUTCHMAN THE FENCING TEAM WILLIAM H. BARTHOLD, JR. Captain G. HUNTER BORTHWICK LOUIS SENAU Manager Coach LESTER BACHARACH, JR. G. HUNTER BORTHWICK WILLIAM H. BARTHOLD, JR. BENJAMIN A. MATTHEWS ROBERT L. BEIR J. WILLIAM REED Page sixty-eight THE 1934 DUTCHMAN F THE TENNIS TEAM DAVID H. PHILLIP Captain D. CHARLES WEGMAN, 2ND RALPH W. LAMONT Manager Coach A, DONALD BOHEN LEONARD R. CARPENTER W. H. BARTHOLD, JR. DAVID H. PHILLIP LESTER BACHARACH DONALD C. PLATTEN THE SCHEDULE Collegiate ........ ......... 1 lVIcBurney .,E. .... 4 Collegiate ........ ...... 0 Trinity ....... .... 5 Collegiate o.... ...... 3 Barnard ,.,.oo.. .... 2 Collegiate ....,i.i 0 Poly Prep ..,..i.. 5 Collegiate .....o, 4 Marquand Lo.. 1 Page sixty-nine M , THE 1934 DUTCHMAN VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM DONALD C. PLATTEN Captain FRANKLIN W. PALMER, II SIGURD KOLSTED Manager G. HUNTER BORTHWICK CHARLES P. DETHIER GEORGE E. DOTY, JR. W. STUART GRIFFIN BRENDON GRISWOLD HOWARD C. HAGGERTY EDMUND G. HALL Coach THE TEAlVi JUSTIN V. MCCARTHY DAVID H. PHILLIP DONALD C. PLATTEN JOHN H. PLATTEN, JR. ALLEN W. PORTERFIELD, JR. J. WILLIAM REED FRELING S. SMITH THE SCHEDULE Polv Prep Jayvees ....... ...... 8 Collegiate ...... 4 Staten Island Acad. ..... ...... 1 1 Collegiate ...... 7 Brooklyn Friends ...... ...... 3 Collegiate ...... 2 Trinity .................... ...... 2 1 Collegiate ...... 3 Englewood ................ ...... 4 Collegiate ...... ...... 1 4 Brooklyn Friends ...... ...... 1 2 Collegiate ...... 4 Flatbush .................... 7 Collegiate ...... 2 Poly Prep J ayvees ....... ...... 1 7 Collegiate ...... 4 Barnard ...................... 4 Collegiate ...... 8 Lexington ............... ...... 1 1 Collegiate ...... ...... 6 98 54 Page seventy-one .THE 1934 DUTCHMAN BASEBALL REVIEW For the third year in succession the Varsity Baseball Team has limped through a disastrous season. Two victories out of ten games is all that the present aggregation has been able to accomplish. Just where the trouble lies' is difficult to say. Inexperience is per- haps the greatest fault. Only a few regulars were left from last year's team, but next year the entire team will be composed of veterans, and the Varsity should 'fgo placesy. Captain Donald Platten played second base, fielding steadily, and batting well in the leadoff position. David Phillip divided his time be- tween shortstop and pitching, and led the team in batting. His pitching was most reliable, and he was credited with a three-hit victory over Barn- ard. Freling Smith played regularly for his first year, covering first base well, and contributing some heavy slugging at the plate. Jack Platten alternated between third base and center field, and was one of the leading hitters on the team. Behind the plate, Bill Reed played for the first year and steadily im- proved, so that he should be an excellent receiver next year. Eddie Hall and Brendon Griswold did most of the pitching, but were the victims of erratic support. However, the ability is there, and undoubtedly they will make excellent battery mates for Reed in the coming season. In the outfield Charlie Dethier, Hunter Borthwick, and Howard Hag- gerty performed their work capably, assisted by Stuart Griffin, Allen Portertield, and Justin McCarthy. Our veteran third baseman, George Doty was out of several games due to injuries, and did not really get started. Next year Tom Platten, Qwho played sensationally in his only game, the victory over Barnardl, Bob Dixon, and other Freshmen will be up on the Varsity, learning the ropes. With a seasoned team, plus tried and tested recruits, the 1935 team should go far toward getting Collegiate back where it belongs in Private School competition. Page seventy-two E l , 'X f5 Z5-Q 3' 3 MK 'xp-s? Qo-has 'S AA 4-5 375 g5'54lQ? ? ?Llas 1+ 'N 'x x IVXARCQINALLQ-1 THE 1934 DUTCHMAN FIRST NIGHTS Lady Killer .,.,. Ah, Wilderness ! .. CC if K6 KK Sailor, Beware ! .... if KK I'm No Angel ..... KI Men in White .,... The Double Doori' . Champagne, Sec. .. The Trumpet Blows Sing and Like It Flying Down to Rio No More Ladies .... Sing and Whistle ...... Are You Decent ? ..... DEATH Death is a phantom- Carpenter Bohen Phillip Doty Platten Dethier Porterfield Wegman Barthold and Schoeppler William Lamont Taplin Mrs. Mutch and Smith A wound and grievance to all man's friends. Death is a climax To all that life begins. DISCRETION She smiled at me and my heart melted, For I knew I had met my ideal. But her escort was a brute, So I think I'll look a little further. Page seventy-,four THE 1934 DUTCHMAN ASK ME ANCTHER What has Porterfield done with his spare time during the past year? What member of the faculty never perspires? What teacher says I was waiting for somebody to come back to that. What member of the Senior Class doesn't smoke, doesn't drink, never sees a movie, never has a date, and studies three hours every night? Where does Carpenter get his original French compositions? Does the school support a baseball team? Who is the class Miss Lovelorn ? What teacher says, This is for the benefit of the weak sistersu? According to Mrs. Mutch, who is a moron? What is the ambition of every student? What is a good synonym for titration? What is the next line after, There has been altogether too much cutting of classes- ? How many times a week does the Senior School really sing? Who is the dinner-bell orator of Collegiate? Why shouldn't Bohen be teased? What is the best stock on the market right now? What two women teachers are that way about Mr. Parkhill, the new headmaster? Where did Mr. Sueur get that booming voice? Where did Mr. Rankin get that bearskin coat? What Senior always reads the book on which he reports? Page seventy-five THE 1934 DUTCHMAN ANSWERS TO ASK ME ANOTHER 1. Amplified his grandmother's telephone conversations over greater Convent Avenueg perfected a static machine which destroys radio reception for a three block area. What a genius! 2. Fish don't perspire, you nitwit. 3. Mr. Lamont. 4. Quit kidding us, will you? 5. Who said they were original? 6. Well, it supports something, but nobody has been able to discover what. 7. Dethier. 8. Mr. Schoeppler. 9. Freling Smith. 10. To Watch a tennis match between our two tennis-playing members of the faculty. 11. Barthold. . 12. -so, until further notice no one will be allowed off the school prop- erty at lunch time. 13. Once. Every Saturday night. 14. George Espy Doty, Jr. 15. Somebody pulled his legfsl too much when he was young, and now look at him! 16. Ask Mr. Krepps. 17. That would be telling. 18. He belonged to a barber shop quartet before he shaved his mustache. 19. We don't know, but if it's a gift, he ought to give it back. 20. This stopped us. Page seventy-six THE 1934 DUTCHMAN SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR 1933-1934 September October October October October November November November November December December December January January February February February March March March April April April May May May June 25-School opens. Haggerty in Canada. 16-Basketball team starts practice. Sale of Colit liniment picks up. 18-Slot machine appears in Solowey's. 19-Boycott declared on Solovvey's. 20-Slot machine disappears from Solowey's. 2-Haggerty's first day in school. 7-Tammany ousted. Doty broke. 13-Haggerty in Canada. 23-Consternation in School. Mr. Fish's pipe lost. 4-Dance committee organizes. 15-Basketball team wins opening game. Jay considers team hopeless. 22-Christmas Dance a success. Dance committee missing. 8-School reopens. Haggerty in Miami. 16 -Celebration in School. No one emitted from fifth period study hall. 14-School takes a trip around the World on two dollars and twenty-five cents. 20-Play rehearsals begin. Lamont Hunks intelligence test. 26-Haggerty returns from Miami. 16-Annual Play and Spring Dance. Chapel floor wiped clean. 21-Collegiate closes basketball season by defeating Barnard. Jay considers team hopeless. 30-Spring vacation begins. Lamont throws away Derby. 9-School reopens. Haggerty recuperating from Bermuda trip. Barthold broke. 12-Doty arrives before 8:50 a. m. Half holiday declared. 23-Annual C. E. E. B. warnings from office. Wegman de- 2, 10- 18- 8.- cides to buy some text-books. Dethier gets mumps along with half the Senior School and spends two weeks listening to radio. Celebration in school. Mr. Fish recovers pipe. Mr. Boocock in Philadelphia. Senior School goes home after lunch. Great celebration. Seniors graduate. Page seventy-seven IN I .ae ADVERTISEMENTS THE l934 DUTCHMAN The 1934 Dutchman wishes to express its deep appreciation to those public-spirited students who have helped to make this book a financial success through their efforts in soliciting advertisements. The winner of this year's prize for the greatest amount of space is Robert Charles Sieburg. Those participating in the contest were: Robert Charles Sieburg Dana Clay Ackerly Kenneth Hornan Granger Arthur Donald Bohen Brendan Griswold Wilbur Farnham Burt, Jr. Justin Vincent McCarthy Kenneth Rudolph Carlson Bruce Townsend McCoun John Vincent Frank Robert Yeardley Nevius Edward Warren Friedman Edward Picard Stoessel Page eighty I THE 1934 DUTCHMAN ummmmn-.mimmmmu ESTABLISHED IBIB iQEQ3E?E 32115 61tshing5,Eais Qghdti MADISON AVENUE Col. FORTY-FOURTH STREET New vom: X lfigy The Norfolk Jacket ffl 'HTTP l I Brooks Brothers' Norfolk Jackets in Scot- tish Tweeds and Shetlands will be in par- ticular favor this Spring, worn either with v ' Y checked, plaid or plain flannel trousers, Y- - -'N '3' 'X lfmfliywr ,If-:E , , , ifga:- ' --Q--7. or with kmckerbockers fwhlffh are return- --ff- ing to first flight popularityl. Three and four-piece suits are also available in Brooks Brothers' famous materials. IRANCNIS . NEW YORK: out wus. sfnnr IOSTOM nlwsunv con. annnlzv lflllf COLLEGIATE SCHOOL For three hundred years a leading ,.f..,,.,v I' P ' I. --.-5 . E 'fy ' fl lx i, i Ir-. ff if TQ at V I A ju f it -. ' jf Xflfi ff ,fff:taf'5 K 'Mn 'T' 1 ' E -1 fy new , ,f Jjiff- II r.m'llkQ5i' T L '- ,L..... wC,5 gT ' Cf 'i ,,...,.,v-f-. 0 Ilroukl Innhm Preparatory School for Boys in New York City Wilson Parkhill, Headmaster Page eighty-one Pleasure Plcinneclu Cruises BERDMUDA... 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Come to Bermuda-and enjoy at amazingly low rates the .bril- liant voyages down and back on either ship or both . . . wlth a thrilling period of play ashore in between. 3250300 Dance Decks. Ship-to-Shore Phones. Great Tiled Swimming Pools-Gay Night Club Cafes. Private Bath with Every Room. SAILINGS TWICE WEEKLY DIRECT T0 THE DOCK IN HAMILTON. For information and reservations, apply local agent or Fur- ness Bermuda Line, 34 Whitehall St. fwhere Broadway beginsl 3 565 Fifth Ave., New York. Other Furness Services to the WEST INDIES Leisnroly cruises visiting the small, E foreign fasc-inating islands of the REAL NVQ-st Indies. 'Frndilional Fur- ness luxury and ai eoiuplvtv DI'0Hl'ilil!l of sports and entertninnient. Live aboard ship alll the wily. to SOUTH AMERICA Fortniglitly sailings on the famous Four Princes direvt to Rio in lil days. Also to Santos. Montf-video and I i Buenos Aires. An adventure in slnzmrt living nflout. S lie way lo BERMUD E 1934 DUTCHMAN CQMPLIMENTS OF GUDE BROTHERS, KIEFFER CO. Sole Distributors of KIEFFER'S SWEET CREAM TUB BUTTER and GUDE'S ROYAL SWEET CREAM PRINT BUTTER 19-21 jay Street 1 New York City Phone: XVA1ker 5-6440 nunnni umnunuun mmunnnn COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF The Class of '35 Solowey Pharmacy Page eighty-three 1 THE 1934 DUTCHMA COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Gristede Bros. Inc. Superior Food Markets TO THE SUCCESS OF THE DUTCHMAN The Class of '36 Page eighty-four Innnulnunnunnnnnunmn:nunnnnnnnnnnun Julius Feitler Crescent Market Choice Meats and Poultry 327 Amsterdam Avenue Telephone TRafalgar 7-6255 Near 75th Street COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND ATwater 9-4880-4881-4882 HALUS FOOD SI-IOPPE Fruiterers and Grocers Madison Ave. at 88th St. New York ' Fine Provisions all kinds of fresh and smoked bolognas and sausages of superior quality Fresh and Cured Country Pork Hotels and Restaurants Supplied 277 Greenwich St. between Murray and Warren Sts. New York HE 14934 DUTCHM Tel. TRafa1gar 3440-3441-3442 J. H. Sehierholz 81 Company Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables 427 Amsterdam Ave. Between 80th and 81st Sts. New York COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND unnnnnnnnmnnuunnmununnnnnunnmmnumunuun InnuunununInInmannunmnunnnnnnmummnmnuun Established 1870 Telephones BOgardus 4-1985-1986 C. H. Pepper INC. LINOLEUMS 279 Fifth Avenue fat 30th Streetj New York nnnunuunanuuununnunnu nun nnumnnnn COMPLIMENTS OF The Settlement Shop COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Tel. SChuyler 4-3556 John J. Geis Custom Tailor 581 Columbus Avenue Cor. 88th St., New York, N. X THE S1 CLASS and MR. RANKIN Wish All Success to the 1934 Dutchman Page eighty f - - V 41- I L-W - 4 - , .,....,....... THE 1934 DUTCHMAN COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND nmnmnn :mum nn uummun nnnnmumsannnnnnunmmunnuunmnmumn Ask for a Sample of Our Sporfs Liability Policy Nicholas Volk SI Co. All Forms of Insurance 80 Maiden Lane, New York Telephone J0hn 4-1627 nnnunnnnunnnnunnumanummnmmulunl nmunmmn nmnmm Q C S N . - ES: - i 5 Egg ii' W i EES! 'il i' Q -::: fi. '1- ' il' I , 4 E515 . 532 1l+' I: SSNNQ l ' I 1 S : Li b - I '-- -+-11555 4 ' ::::: , COMPLIIVIENTS OF A FRIEND annunun-mmnumnmm DENNIS Flower Shop Phone Sflluyler lS5l Broadway and 92ml Street S. li. Corner, New York Innn1u4mmnmnnnnnmnunuummnnuuuunn ll 'll XIIWWW f WW WWW l nl if 2. X Ulf y X 5 , y lllvlw, ll ,ff wif: I -M N ' Q V fff 5 ll Bl P A ' X , HTSIZI ShelLleBlx?entlioints Cape Cods IQ Robbins Islands Gicjiglxyers agays Shelter Islands fcRE Lynnhavens -I :gi Cot 'c TE um s Little Necks ,ig Cherrystones Chowder Clams Soft Clams - Gilfords AT- ' ,,,-- 15' . - - - ---- : la ,-5,--mjfjgll-eef!luglg--mnmlun.nurlnnu I 'fn' I ,,.,,4,....,... . - -- - -..,.. --:,gi1 '--l 'l'l- I ll 'i : a Dmfsrfeoegsse W I -..,,,. .....,.,,,. -------.-----...,.................. I ,. 3, ................ .-my-in v-'- I' iff' v, 7 ' Y'-ii' . ..,-Q-gi Y ,k .U -., .,,. Y, -...,... .. W., -I-Mm.. 4 1 E g ' il :an i G 47 Ig ji ,f rf- rx I 1- - - - I W D ref, -J, V I- ,,, J-, f-Y . , ,Q, , , I V f Y, 5 Q 1 I J .Z-fluff I P' 1 E lun, , ll, W: , sfo' Ill' . N 1 llll E g 'W' 1 N 1 W Q ' Cie , ::f. f ,Z E I 5 5 . F s , L, 5 fl? ' P154 'C , 'al : , I fy' ' X -I., yQ - ,ir - ' ll 5 llv - If l lf . Page eighty-six In-nn unnunm nmun E I 9 3 DUTCHMAN Havens 81 Co. Incorporated Manufacturing jewelers Class Pins, Rings, Medals. and Trophies Phone WAlker 5-0257 17-19 Thompson Street New York City Phones: SUsquehanna 7-8819 TRafalgar 7-2060 NEWSPAPERS DELIVERED Levy Bros. Stationers, Booksellers and Engravers Circulating Library 2305 Broadway, New York Winckelmann Bros. Inc. Grocers and Fruiterers 2398 Broadway, at 38th Street nnnulunnnunnnumnununnun1nununuulInInlnnnnunlnnnnll uummnnnnnnnnnnnnnnummmmmnmm Fruits of No Regrets Telephones: REctor 2-5558 - REctor 2-5559 B. EISNER Fruits and Vegetables 70 Vesey Street Corner - 206 Greenwich Street, New York E nununununnnnnnnnmum:nununnuununuuumunnunnn unmmmm umunmnm OTTMAN AND COM PANY, INC. Butchers-Packers-Exporters 2-4-6-8 Ninth Avenue, just below 1-lth Street NEW YORK CITY ,lack Ottman Telephone lVAtkins 9-0108 Page eighty-seven - a yd 1 V 4 Q H .1 . f I, , . , xi,-' ba . . ma ,,y ,q.f1..f, ' ,. ',, ' , .', a.: eq m-4 ,. .V gn., vu , -',,,, 1 1' elf 2-71' . , , -, . 4, up ,aw ,, , . , 4 M, f, ,.+ U 4 , M , Q3 W Aa. .. , -- ,-yy, 5 1 .4 , .1-V g.,.5-fzvd-.Sw .f ,k : -791.y..,4 ...,4..,f1.m , X .4 R .v Tl-le 1934 DUTCHMAN ' lnunl nuumuluu 5 2 2 2 E 5 , . 2 I 2 E I E nnlnllnuluouuui null S s . '15, .w .V E I . V z W . E R a HQ 5 , ' : . E V A ., 5 K , A . ' A Q g ,H 5 , COMPLIMENTS OF h A THE PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATIO ' f ' E E THE Q COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Z' E Q -' ff I : E X . A A if 5 E ' 'fzii . ' E '. 'gag ' V: H' H- -1 5? ' E ' 3,4555 5 -. ' . 5 5 'f ' . ' ' 5 ' .fim- . tgllllllllllIllIllIllllllllllIllIllllllflllllilllllllfllIIIllllillIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIllllIlllllllIllllIllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllHllllllllllfli V V Page eighty-eight A A' . ,, gr' H A 1 1 . .P ,H A5 L ,H -. eg vilggfv P',w K f ' ,, L, ' . ' 1 ' H' . Q X , R ,N .2 .,,' H - H j VZ if 'HAHH 1' ' .. H ,A-? - A .. H f . -V THE 1954 DUTCHMAN nun nu nm nun nu nm nn nnnunuuunnnunuumnn nn nn COMPLIMFNTS or The Preferred Accident Insurance Co. of New York S0 Maiden Lane Alfred C. Potter New York City President Metropolitan Agents Jackson-Smith Agency, Inc. lll John Street New York, N. Y. Phone Bliekman 3-2404 Accident, Automobile, Burglary and Plate Glass Insurance Page eighty-nine T H E 1934 DUTCHM nnuuInnlnunuunulnunnuunnnunuuunnnn uSupp1ying the Best in Sea-Foodsl' BLACKFORDS, INC. 127 Beekman St. - 208 Frobt St. - 217 XVater St. Telephones: BEekman 3-4852, 4853, 4854, 4856, 4857 COX 81 COX, Inc. Underwriters 45 John St., New York City Phone Bliekman 3-2200 Fire, Casualty, Ocean Marine. Inland Marine, All Risks, Life Insurance and Fidelity and Surety Bonds Page 'ninety COMPLIMENTS OF RockWell's Bakery INC. 328-336 East 75th Street Bakers of Good Bread and Party Rolls nunnnnunnunnnnuunuuunnunuuuunnunun nnnnnulnnlnunuunnuumnunuunnunn COMP LIMENTS OF Albert Stoessel A N THE l934 DUTCHMAN BArclay 7-5503-5504 New York French Range Company KITCHEN EQUIPMENT 188-190 Chambers Street New York COMPLIMENTS OF The Hotel Belleclaire ' COMPLIMENTS 0F - Class of 1938 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Page ninety-on 82nd St. and Columbus Ave. ' New York ' THE 1934 DUTCHMA nu unnnuuu nmnunumnmmnnlm nu l B. ALTMAN 81 CO. devoted to the belief that quality is the surest economy, B. Altman 8: Co., has steadfastly maintained a standard of value that has made its label a hallmark of real worth. Whether it is a matter of pins or Persian rugs, kitchen pans or clothes..we make it our business to find the very best pins, or rugs, or pans, or clothes that the markets provide. Whether it is household furnishings or apparel, we have stocked our store with merchandise complying with the edicts of good taste and smart fashion. We have seen to it that our prices cater to incomes of all sizes. Fifth Avenue - New York - East Orange - White Plains TRafalgar 7-4892 ATWate1' 9-4627-4628 SUsquehanna 7-7573 5 1 New ort Market W. H. Spangenberg P Inc ' The Reliable Apothecary E 0 . ' Ch01C6 Marketing 1360 Lexington Avenue EStalDliSh6d 1835 Corner 90th St. New York Say it with Flowers Telephones: COMPLIMENTS OF ENdicott 2-0440-0441-0442 SUsquehanna 7-3300 A FRIEND H. Warendorff, Inc. HOTEL ANSONIA 74th St. and Broadway, New York uInnuunannunmnununum 1nununnnuInnI1nn1muunnnnunnnnnunuuluunnuununumn Page ninety-two THE l934 DUTCHMAN at 3, l or X w EPICURE JAY BEE .1 x 9 1 x Quality Food Products and Equipment for Bakers, Confectioners, Hotels, Institutions, and Restaurants .JAB u Rgwoggoruzns ESTABLISHED IBS5 Hudson, Leonard, and lVorth Streets, New York To CHARLES GEQRGE SUEUR Cofficier d'Acadamiej OF in gratitude for his invaluable aid and friendship A FRIEND The Collegiate School French Club 2 annnnmnnnmuuumm1nn1nmnImnmnuumunmnfu mnnnummmmn :nunnmmmnunummmuuunmunuuumnuInunsIiun1ununmmmmnuunnn COMPLIMENTS OF HIRSCH, LILIENTHAL 81 CO. 165 Broadway New York City Page ninety-th THE l93.4 DUTCHMAN SOUND managerial policies and long, successful experience have provided us with sufficient equipment, adequate personnel, and ample resources to render dependable service as artists and makers ol fine printing plates. That you will be lecure from chance, is our first promise. 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