Cooperstown Central School - Reflections Yearbook (Cooperstown, NY)

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THE PATHFINDER ALUMNITORIALS ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONI Oflicers for 1921 1922 RALPH E FINCH 17 PresIdent ERNEST R LIPPITT 20 VICE PRESIDENT FRIILY A SPRAKER O4 Assr VICE PRESIDENTT XIARION E CRIST 20 SECRETARY AND TREASURER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE THE OFFICERS AIND DR VVM MCDONALD 05 MRS MARY D ELLSWORTH 99 RowAN D SPRAKER 09 MRs CLERNIOINTE G TEANANT 02 J ANDREW GILCHRIEST 13 The Annual ReceptIon and Ball glven by the AlumnI Assoclatxon to current graduatIng class xx Ill be held thls year at The New Femmore on YVednesday evenmg june 28 1922 The AlumnI Assocratlon I5 folloxung the example of many other Alma Maters by l'l0ldll1g thxs year a pIcnIc on une 28 1922 for the current graduatxng class and the Alumnae The folloxung members of the class of 1921 have entered hlgher schools of learnmg lxatherxne NV Parker Syracuse George N SmIth r UHIOH AlIce LIedman the State Normal School Paulme E Pxtcher The Savage Last fall Helen G VVIIlsey 19 reslgned her posItIon vuth the Coopers town Press Inc and entered Eastman Games busIness school at PoughkeepsIe A very pretty ueddmg was solemnIzed In the month of uly when Martha VVInsor 21 was marrled to Dawd Holllster A son II as born to Nlr and 'Hrs Alfred Cobbett on Oct 29 1921 Mr Cobbett IS a member of the class of 12 NIIldred J Don ell PresIdeIIt of the class of 1921 has entered Bellevue HOSDIIRI In Nev. York CIty u here she IS tramlng to be a nurse I'theI Murphy 21 IS teachmg at the Susan Cooper Foundatlon A Lee Gardner IS teachmg on Fltch H111 The Class of 1921 gxves theIr most sIncere sympathy to the famIly and frIends of MIss Gertrude A DlCkCHS0l1 21 who passed from our mxdst soon after graduatlon MISS Gertrude Harvey 21 Donald C Reed 21 and Herbert L Averell 21 have entered the employ of the Cooperstown Press Inc MIss Ursula VIHCCHI 20 returned recently from a trIp to England MIss Harrxet L Barnum 15 was marrled to Mr Logan on July 9 192 Howard Stram 20 has entered the employ of Cookes auto and supply store A Av A V , . o L , , Y , Y I - , , ' I Y I JA u I , , 1 - A 1 1 -Y ' I , I V v I 1 , Y , I I I . . , . , I A Y 1 1 , , A , , . . . . . the ! I ' 9 I I . ' .I Y D 1 5 y 1 - I S - l I .1 I: 1 I . . , ' . . I A I ' I School of Physical Trainingg Mildred L. Bates, Oneonta Normal. U . , , , . . . Y. - ' , ., ' . , . I A a A 1 1 , u Q ' Y 4' 1 . 7 , 1 , K . . A, V . 7, V . . . i 4 Y , . . . 4 1 , n . . . , v . ' Y I ' P 7 I 7 ' 3 3 ' ! , . . . , . , . . . , . ' D ' 7 7 1. . ' ! 7 I Y

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THE PATI-IFIlNDER The poyy er of apprecxatlon of beauty IS yery essentral to happmess Per haps one of the most lastmg forms of beauty IS found III good books They are a neyer endxng source of pleasure They tend to amuse, educate and grye us background They strmulate the unagmatlon and make us broadm1nded To read books understandrngly and feelmgly and to be able to dlfferentrate between those that are yy orth careful readlng and those that are not, to Judge those books vylth a broad yleyy polnt IS to have galned a poyyer ot 3ppl'CClZf1Ol'l of beauty yy hxch yy 111 brlng lasting pleasure But of all the beau trful thrngs God has put Ill our llves Loye and Frlendshlp are the most yyonderful Dr Crane says, Happmess IS great love and much servxce PHYLLIS E LAINNIIING, 22 Xvlfll the comlng of June, the eroyy n1ng day of our school career dravys near Commencement has always been a great day a day of frxlls and fancies, and yet a day yy hlch marks the turmng pomt 1n every graduate s lrfe Predommant 1n every senlor s mmd IS the thought of the future and yvhat rt holds ID store for h1m The success of yy hat each shall take for hrs lrfe yy ork ns largely dependent upon the 1nd1v1dual hxmself The fault, dear Brutus IS not our s ars But 1n ourselves that yye are underllngs If yye are unable to go to college for a h1gher educatlon, yve must declde yyhat l1ne of yy ork yye are best fitted to take up and each one must prepare hrmself to be an expert ln yvhatever l1I1C of yy ork he choses The yy ar has taught us that the supply of broadly tra1ned young men and yy omen IS perhaps the greatest smgle element xn the strength of a natxon VVe are at a perxod rn the hrstory of the yy orld yy hen the declsnons of men and yyomen r gardmg thexr lxfe yyork IS of greater xmportance than perhaps, eyer before, and If enough young Amerlcan men and yvomen of abxllty and character make the declslon to take the long road of tralmng as a prepara tlon to meet the problems that are sure to arxse yv1th1n their generatlon, rt IS safe to say that one of the most lmportant elements rn our strength as a nation yy 1ll be provided Perfectron, the keynote of success, must be our motto no camouflage' The members of the class of 22 aspire to be genume men and women yyorthy of thelr crtxzenshlp in thls wonderful country E H DAVIDSON, '22 16 T ' I l Y , ' Y l D - Y ' , Y . Y . . . . Y . Y. . . - , , rc - ' - n v Y , . . . . Y . Y ' 9 . . . . . , . f , , . . . . , . . cr - t l - v - an Y v Y Y Y . . . . Y v . . V 9 . . . V . . V y, V . . , . . Y

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THB PATHFINDI R lV1lbur D VV1lson I7 xx ho has been on the sellmg stall of Dennxson 85 Sons Ill 'Nexx York Cltx has been transferred to Chicago xx here he holds a more lllCI 'ltlVL DOQIUOII xx nth the 'lboxe flrm Halrx D leleler I L I3 16 has entered the emplox of the colleetlon department of the Guarantx 'I rust Co of 'Nexx York Qlty lVm H XIICIIHCIS IL I3 IO has recentlx aeeeptecl a DOQIUOII xxlth the laxx department of the D IIIQITICFI s I eaeue ollxees at Utlta N X I xntst R I lppltt 20 ns attendmfv the Horolognal 'iehool ln Plnladelphli XIOII' II' Tanner 20 xx as clceted toxxn tlexk at the last eleetxon Gulllord R I-Ioxxard I5 has returned to Sxraeuse Umxersrtx 'alter about txxo xeaus lll the cmplox of the Flrst 'National Bank and xxxll complete ns LOUISL m une yeoree 'N mxth IIS been plwxxng tnrmg, tn sexsom on Freshman basket ball team of Umon College Lllllord Loudon I7 has A 1espons1ble POQIUOII xx1th the Ntxx York Telephone Co lllxss Dolls D1xex, I-I IS ttaehlng at Susan Cooper I0lllItI'lfl0Il ss L Lzsu a Loolee 20 ol X assar rs plannmf to t Q tmp t France th1s summer Bank 'Urs Imllx Hlteh 71 me G1lClIllLSf formerly teacher of elotutlon m H has go to II1CllH xx nth her husband xx ho IS eonneetcd xxxth the Y 'NI C A 1n t at countrx Martha Qnnth I9 IS a member of the taeulty of the Sprmfffleld Center Hxgh School 'Ur and 'Urs N P Xx7lIIli h'1xe announted the en fagcmtnt of thelr XOLIIYYCI daughter Altana 18, to 'Ur Roger Roxxland 'Nhss VSIIIIS has been teachmg durmg the past year III 'Nexxanlc 'Nexx lersex 'IIN Iisther VV1ll1s 19 t0'1Cl'lll1g ID Sprmgfleld Nlass 'Hr and 'Urs B I I anfandt haxe announe d the CIILIQJIIILIII of their daughter FTTIIIIC, 20 to Ernest R Llppxtt 20 Nilss Helen Thomas I9 has been teachlng at Iaston Pa duung th past year Nllss Anna II Potter 18 nfter tompletmg her coulse at Albmx Bust ness College has entered the emplox of A S Plnnnex of thls xlllage VI alter B DTXICISOII 19 has entered the Lmted States Nax al Aeadtmy at IXINIHDOII5 'Hd mean FI Nlwcl xx an and XIHTIOII IR Cut both of 70 xxx: ent Qorntll I IIIXCYSIU Qextxxa NI b txnx xx Zl 5elumm I dltor l8 ll I , . . . ki Y , Y V Cx 5 . K f I I v v I, - V . I , V , ' X ' c . I' .I . I. - I ' . . v :wr 1- , - - . A Y . 4 , 4 . ., , , 1 ' Y 1 s ' , ' v . 5 , N . . . . . I e, 1 . ., , , I' X ' - z ' '. ' I v - y s, - . - I . . , e I r . D . . , 1- H ' . Y' 1 4 ' VIH '. I 'I I . Iv l n 4 , L 'l ' ll ' ' -I ,. CV' f I'. S ' , .lr-,'-21 li? ' l ' f l ' r the S Cy' 1 . 1 x n A ':: ..e C .lvl , I: x K ' :K : L G n XII.. '. li' l Il ' ,' ' I ,Lf ' ,g akf a o Sumner Shumxvay, '21 has entered the employ of the First National ' X 41 . v I x y f 1 i '.' v 1 Y x . 1 .' .. . H 1 , ... ' . , ' C. . S., . ne ' : L ' ,i , , . ' Y ' , ' . . ' , , t , , I U , 1 - ' - . - I f V ' 7' '. f. D U , . , . . 1 . . . . I lf I, 1 D I l , A' tf. Y f . . . .' ,. . ,. ' ,. ' 'e 2 1: ff f ' A . . , . . , r , . , . . . 1 .., , , ., e l I - i I 1 - . 1 --1 1 v ' 1 ,' . Y . T ' ' X ' , - . .x Q ' D1 1 R. Q . f '. . ' s , . '- lz ered 1 . I ' - -' v t '. . . ill ','