Greenwich Central High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Greenwich, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1932 volume:

1 4 1 l A The Green Witch 1932 Published by The Students of The Greenwich High School Greenwich, N. Y. GREENWICH UNION SCHOOL DISIFICT No. 3, Towns of Greenwich and Easton, Greenwich, New York BOARD OF EDUCATION C. H. Van Ness, President N. S. Langdon, Secretary Mary L. McMaster M. A. Rogers H. L. Russell C. F. Sheldon G. J. Tefft Herbert Van Kirk Paul Wilson To BYRON M. HERRINGTON The class of 1933 dedicates the second edition of the Green Witch in recognition of his tireless efforts in behalf of every individual and group with whom he comes in contact. IZIXIXIXIZIZIZIXIXI IXIllXl3'XlXIXIX!SIXI2IXIXIXIX!XlX:XlXngnxuxazainfliullxlllI:X12:XlXIXIX:XIX:XIXI1:XI1:X:XlXlxllnxlxnxnxnguxuxuxlgl l Front row, left to right: Miss Havko, Miss Grant, Miss Ubelle, Miss Johnston, Miss Cornish, Miss Cowan. Second row, left to right: Mr. Sharpe, Mrs. Becker, Miss Queern, Miss Weed, Prin- cipal Herrington, Miss Edie, Mr. Crowley, Miss Morley, Mrs. Edgerton, Miss Doughty. Mrs. Scully, Miss VanVranken. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Name MR. B, M. HERRINGTON, A.B MISS KATHERINE CORNISH, A.B. MR. JOHN CROYVLEY MISS KATHLEEN DOUGHTY, A.B MISS F. BEATRICE EDIE, A.B. MISS MARIE HAVKO. B.S., Commerce MISS HELENE JOHNSTON. A.B. MR. PHILIP SHARPE, Ph.B. MISS HELENA UBELLE, A.B. Greek or Honorary Societies Phi Beta Kappa Signum Laudus Myskania Alpha Phi Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Gamma Kappa Phi Alpha Delta Phi Pi Gamma Mu College or School Williams New York State College for Teachers Plattshurg Normal New York State College for Teachers Syracuse University New York State College for Teachers Russell Sage University of Wisconsin University of Chicago New York State College for Teachers Additional Studies Hu rv ard University of Illinois Columbia New York State College for Teachers University of NVisconsin New York State College for Teachers University of Chicago Syracuse University Geneseo Normal Teaching Principal French Commercial and Coach Mathematics English Commerce Latin Science History and Library IXIXIXIXIXI Xllltitl 533212Uxizlzlxlxlflflxlxl I I! :ntuxuxuxuxuxnxulutuxnxnxn u ItlxlxlxI!IXlXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI -gugqgugugugugn Five lx X.2IX.XIXIX.XIXIX'2I2.XIX'X'X'XIXlxlxlxl:lxIslXl!I2IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI l I2lXlXIXI2lXlXI2IXlXl2lXl2lXlXlXlXlXlXlXIXIXIXIXUXIXIXU JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Name Greek or Honorary College or School Additional Studies Teaching Societies MRS. MABEL BECKER, A.B. Kappa Delta Syracuse English MISS CATHERINE COYVAN, B.S. Kappa Kappa St, Lawrence English Gamma University MRS. BERTHA EDGERTON Alpha Kappa Phi Gene-seo Normal Training Class History Palmyra MISS MARY MORLEY New York State Arithmetic College for Teachers MRS' MARY SCULLY Greenwich High Oneonta Summer Geography School Session MISS EMILY VAN VRANKEN Alpha Kappa Phi Oneonta Normal New York State History and College for Arithmetic Teachers '-X-:'X'!lxl!l2IXlxlxlxlxlxlxlzlzlxlxlzlxlxlzlxlxlzlzlxl SPECIAL TEACHERS Name Greek or Honorary College or School Additional Studies Teaching Societies MISS GERALDINE GRANT Conservatory Club New England LaSalle Music Conservatory of Seminary Music New York State College for Teachers Summer Session MISS DOROTHEA QUEERN Cortland Normal Physical Education MISS MARY WEED Micora Art Society Potsdam Normal Drawing :Xl212:2:Za!u!lXu:l:n2lXu2uXnXuXuXnXu2a2u2l!lXl2l2u2lXl INTERMEDIATE AND PRIMARY DEPARTMENT Name Greek or Honorary College or School Additional Studies Teaching Societies MISS ERMA EICHENBERGER. Alpha Kappa Phi Oneonta Normal Oneonta Summer Primary Session MISS ESTHER RYDER Oneonta Normal First Grade MISS THERESA GANNON Oneonta Normal Second Grade MRS. ALICE LANGDON Alpha Kappa Phi Plattsburg Normal Third Grade MRS, LILLIAN PETTEYS Plattsburg Normal Fourth Grade MISS ALICE TIGHE Oneonta Normal Fifth Grade UXlXlXI3UXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIZIXUXIXi!!!IXIXIXUZIXIZIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI lXlXlXIXI2I2IXIXI:lXlXlXlXl2l2lxlxl2lXl!l lXlXlXl2l IX! six A X X X XIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXlXlXlXlXlXlXI3I3IgIgI I:I3IXlXlXlXlXlXlXIZIXlXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIX I' S. S I X , R Q' Se if 'QC Q 0 lc E., 1 f ll A ' in HISTGRY OF THE CLASS OF 1982 As our high school draws to a close, we cannot help but think back over our past four years spent in this institution of learning. On September 1928 this group entered into the study hall as green freshmen. This year rolled along rather smoothly. One of our members undertook to write a humorous magazine known as the Freshman Talkiesf' This proved to be a great amusement to the rest of the class. When this first year was nearly completed, we began to realize the great task we had before us and decided to study harder. The next year September came as usual, and, leaving a few unambitious fresh- men behind, we were admitted to the Sophomore room. We ceased to be green and settled down to business. During the year we were given a picnic at Hedges Lake by the Freshmen. At the close of the year we lost a few more members and made reso- lutions. to study even harder. Another September arrived, and we as Juniors returned to our Alma Mater to complete our third year. During this year the Prom was held which was a success- ful but not profitable affair. We also gave the Seniors a picnic at Hedges Lake which was- enjoyed by all. Our class rings were purchased. These reminded us that we had but one more year in which to complete our task and gave us some hope of graduating. As another September rolled around, we, the Class of '32, took our places in the Senior room to finish our final year of study. Few members of last year's class joined us. During this year the following important events have taken place: The Senior movie, Local Boy Makes Good, in Novemberg the Senior Class play, Three Live Ghosts, in February, and the annual trip to Washington in March. We have all work- ed hard to make our Seni-or year a success. Now it is over and the curtain falls for the last time on our class-The Class of '32. MARY AIKEN 2I2I2I2I2I I IXI I I IQI I I I I III I IZIZI I I X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X IXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZVIXIXIIIXIXI Seven 'QCGCSCSQZ ' XUXIXIXIXIXIXI I IXUXIXUXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXISIXIXIXIXIXISIXIXI JAMES LITTLE Jimmie Class President 3, 43 Secretary of English Club 23 President of Athletic Association 43 French Club 43 Student Council 3, 43 Editor-in-chief of Annual 3: Athletic Editor of News Sheet 43 Football 3. 43 Manager of Basketball 43 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. I came-I saw-I conquered. ROBERT NORTON f :Bo-b, , Salutatorian Class Vice President 43 French Club 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Prize Speaking 23 Football 8. 43 Advertising Manager of Annual 33 Business Manager of News Sheet 33 Three Live Ghosts. 4. In the lexicon of youth, which fate reserves for a bright. m ood, there is no Such word as 'fail'. ANTHONY CIOTTI Tony Class Secretary 43 French Club 43 Class President 2: Student Council 23 Football 43 Annual Staff 33 Three Live Ghosts, 4. You have not converted a man becauga you have silenced him. f- , .J ' xAfr.3C'if,ofr,J U' .fu MAR WELCH Valedictorlan Latin Club 1, 2. 3: English Club 1, 2. 33 French Club 2, 3. 43 News Club 43 'Dance Club 43 Assistant Manager of Glee Club 33 Class Treasurer 13 Manager of Girls Basket- ball 43 Annual Staff 3: Dramatic Editor of News Sheet 43 Prizes: Latin 23 English 2, 33 French 33 Scholarship 1: Mathematics 13 Ulysses Returns 23 Three Live Ghosts 43 Expressing lVillie 43 Seven Chances 33 Athletic Association 1. 2, 3, 4. Her eyes as stars of twilight fair Like twilightfs, too, her dusky hair, But all things else about her drawn From May-time and the cheerful dawn. MARY AIKEN S.-hfwlarship prize 2, 33 Science prize 1. ' 'Charm . 1 -219- NJQ- ' f- s strike the sight but merit wins the soul. CZILE ZBLOOM ' 'Blondie' ' French Club 43 Glee Club 2. 33 English Cluh 1, 2, 3, 43 News Club 43 Class Secretary 23 Student Council 1, 2, 33 Secretary Athletic Association 43 Seven Chances 33 'tNot.hing But the Truth 33 Expressing YVillie 43 Three Live Ghosts 43 Business Manager Annual 33 Busi- ness Manager News Sheet 43 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Is she not more than painting can express, Or youthful poets fancy when they love? Q1 I .. ' xr' 1 ' rf-f - -. ,,,,5.,,.,,.-'-i., , J , 1 1 S , g . - ' -1n3ngn:u212-3n3n3:3u3nzu:nxnxuxnxnxuxuxuxutltltl I!!! III llliltliu -xliviltlilt Xlxltliltltltltliltltiilt lil I IX - .' I Eight lxI2IIIXIXI2IzlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlzlxlXlxlxlxlxlzlzlxlxlxlzl nzuxngnxnxnxuxugnxn Y DAVID CHAMBERS y ' 'Archie' ' Basketball 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 2, English Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Football 4. A boy's will is the Wind's will, And the thoughts of youth are long. long thoughts. LETHA CRONIN' uLea,, Latin Club 1. 2, 45 President Glee Club 3: Vice--President French Club 33 Class Secretary 23 Class Vive-President 27 Seven Chances 33 Basketball 2. 3, 43 Club Editor An- nual 3, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. ' 't and gat-her honey 0 FRANCES HENDERSON z xrranr 1 English Club 3, Glee Club 3, Class Secretary 8, Student Council 4. Music is well saigto be the speech of angels. - QQLM X ' 1 if , HENRY HULST 42 Science Club 4, French Club 45 Three Live Gho ts 4: Editor-in-Chief News Sheet 3, Track 33 Annual Stat? 3. Life is not so short but there is always time for cour- tesy. 1 DOROTHY JACKSON Hnoty, English Club 1. 2, 3, Glee Club 33 News Club 43 Art Editor News Sheet 45 Class Vice-President 3, Expressing Willie 45 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. 4. She t was ever fair and never proud. Had e at will and yet was n ver loud. 4 BEATRICE KHQA IlBea7! News Club 3, 4, English Club 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2. 3g Dance Club 43 Treasurer English Club 13 Class Editor News Sheet 45 Class Treasurer 1, 33 Annual Staff 33 Three Live Ghostsl' 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 4. Sunshine came along with thee, ' And swallows in the air. IZI2IIIZIZIXIXIXIXIXIXISIXIXI I!! lxlzlxl IXIXIXIXIZIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIZI Xlxlxl IXIXIXUXIXIXIZIIIXIXIZIXIZIZIXIXIXIJXI I IZIXI Nino :Xl 12:32:21 again!!!:X:Xu2I3:XI2uX:XuXsxlxuxuxuxullzlzlllxlxuiuxuxlzlxuxlxux 3 3331393639 JOHN LUNDBERG ' 'Johnny' ' Science Club 3: Latin Club 2: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. 'WVP are the music-makers. We are the dramers of dreams. HELEN MoD ONALD ' 'Peanuts' ' Dan'-e f'lu'v 4' Glee l lub 1. 2. 3: Enfrlish Flub 1. 2. 3: Atl!- letir' Association 1, 2. 3, 4: Annual Stat? 3. Her verv frowns are fairer far. 'Phan smiles of other maidens are. CAROLINE MCLENITHEN Carol f Latin fllub 1. 2. 4: French Plub 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 2, 3: English Flub 1. 2: Athletic Association 1. 2, 3. 4: Secretary Latin Club 4: Three Live Ghosts 4. u Mika Man works from sun to sun. But w0m11n's work is never done. WILLIAM ROBERSON UBHIH Athletic Association 1, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 2. 3. 43 English f'lub 1. 2. 4: News Club 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: - Football 4: Prize Speaking 2. f J His heart and hand both open and both free: For what he has he gives, what he thinks he shows. ' . ,f- .f -0' fi .4-V HARRY TROWBRIDGE Spoofy French 1 luh 3. 4: English Club President 1. 2: Student Counr-il 1: Class Secretary 2: News Sheet 33 Annunl Staff Art Editor 3: Football 43 Seven Chances 33 Three Live Ghosts 4. Fine art is that in which the head. the heart, and the hand pro together. ANNA WALKER llAnn!l Glee Club 3. Her ways are ways of pleasantness, And all her paths are peace. l ning!!! :XIXIXIXIXIXUXIXIXIXIXIXI lxlflxl l lXuXl2l I n1uXl2lXl!l2l2l!l!l2lill!!!XIXIXUXIXIXIXIXIXUIXIXI IYIXIXIXIXIXI I lil!!! I Ten 'lxlflxlxl IXIXIXIXIZUXIXIXIXUXIZIZIXIZIZIXIIIXUZIXI W THOMAS MOYNIHAN lkrinktl Student Council 3. Choice word and measured phrase above the reach of ordinary men. , -gf I 7 LJ' 7714515 fn f r-Hfzfvff WILLIAM MULLAHY 413mm Football 33 Baseball 35 Basketball 43 Three Live 4. 'He is a great observer. and he looks Quite through the deeds of men. CHARLE S PERKINS French Club 3. 4: f'la,ss Vice-President 2: Student Coun- cil 35 Annual Staf 3: Prize Speaking 2: Baseball 3: Or- chestra 2. 33 Glee Club 1. 23 Three Live Ghostsl' 4, -A merrier man. lVithin the limit of becoming' mirth, I never agent an hour's talk withal. ff I - '-N. I . , ,v,aff , k MELDEEM WEAVER IKMe1Y! Basketball 1. 23 Football 1. 2, 33 Nothing But the 4. . . . Indeed he seemed Scarce other than an ideal knight. ffildfifk-W1 W EDWIN WEINBERG ' 'Eddie' ' President Boy Scout Club 33 Science Club 33 Annual Staff Humor Editor 3. He possessed a peculiar talent of producing effect in whatever he said or did. Jil- Mega ff Ghosts' Truth' ' 3w331rf IXIXIXIXI ug: :Xl lxlxlxlxlxlzlxlxlll 2:31 u uxuxuxngn Eleven ngngngnxnxulliltltdlil2I2IXl!IZIZIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI X ISI!IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXI IXIXUXIXUXIXIXUXIXIXI l!l!l!l!' ALTON STEWART ' 'Stewart' ' Baseball 3g News Staff 3. The best of prophets of the future is the past. ELIZABETH GREENE ' ' Greenie' ' Basketball 2, 3, 49 Annual Staff 3. Beneath the warrior's helm, behold The flowing tresses of the woman! 'iff ,MM I2IXlXlXI2IXIXIXIXIXlXlz-zlX'x'!'t-3.3.x-X.z.x. ISI IXIXIIIXIXIXIXIXIZIZIXIXIXIZIXIZIXIXIXI It XIXIXI I I I Twelve 'J 2, X A X 51 QSM SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Il Robert Baird Franklin Briggs Aldcn Cranrlell l'liHord Ellis Koert Foster Robert Foster XVilliam Hutton Ralph Karnaglmn Ralph Lufkin Ryerson Maosert Lawrence McDonnld John Mosher Charles Russell James E. Ryan Senior High School ll Oflicers President - Alden Cranrlell Vine-President - Louise Roberson Sevrefary - - Robert Foster Treasurer - - Ralph Lufkin Class Members William Skiff Anna Mary Bell lilizulietli Bennett Janet Burdick Lola Calhoun Robin Uole Rita Connery Sadie Courtney Isabelle Curtis Evelyn Durder Rose DeJnan Elizabeth Eldridge Natalie Henderson lxlxlxlxlzl IXIXIXIXIXI XIX!!! lzlxlxlxlxl lxlzlxlxlxlx Q Helen Hosford Evelyn Howard Regina Hutchins Marion Keegan Katherine Lant Helen McHugh Thelma Nelson Marjorie Oliver Louise Roberson Charlotte XVilc0x Clara NVilhnr Blanc-he Wood Bertha Dnwley Thirteen IXIxl:IXIXlXIXlXlXlzlxlXlxlxltlzlzlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlzlzl n n n u2uXl2u!u2u2l!i2n :Xa L lxlxlxlxlxlxlzlxlxi IXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIX 'Xl Lois Aiken Beryl Bassett Geraldine Bethel Donald Brownell Dorothy Burgess Olive Burns Mnry Ciotti .Tl-met Crozier Josephine Cypher John Doane Lawrence DnFrain Janie Erivson Anne Ericson Moe Ericson Dorothy Galushn Duane Gil:-hriest Helen Greene Benjamin Guthrie Virzinin Hall Senior High School I Officers President ---- Dorothy Galnshn Vive-Presitlent - - Raymond Lauder Secretary - - Lester Burch Treasurer - - Jack 'Wilson Class Members Fntherine Hay Edna Hnmiston Astrid Jac-ohson Hurry Kenyon Esther Lnrrnon Raymond Lander lVilIinm Lyttle Andrey Mc'l'7onz1ltl Etlnn Norton .lohn Pratt Nlzirv Quinn Ruth Sheldon Sara Skinner Dorothy Slocum Lee Stiles Pres:-ott lVhitney .lohn YVilson Leah Ferris Marion Bassett Irene Brownell Mary Brownell Helen fllairk Rim Majnry Flora-nee Rnney lrene Sheridan Ethel Smith Kenneth Barber Paul Bengle Rolph Briggs Lester Burch Earl Dnrflei' .Tmnes Duane Hui-old Flynn Robert Mac-Neil Edfrnr Roberson Rielmrrl Teift Flinrles Vaughn Charles lVa,ite nga nz-3.3-gag gag. 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JU IOR HIGH SCHOCL III Junior High School III Officers President - Earl Safforil Vice-President - Elizabeth Ott Secretary - James Flynn Treasurer - Helen Crosier Class Members Raymond Ac-knei' John Barber Raymond Bartle Harwood Brownell John Burgess Edward Campbell Lionel Clough John Covey James Dutcher Leo Flaherty James Flynn Leo Flynn Thomas Gannon lVilliam Gordon Sherman Guthrie Elmer Haverley Paul Henuahan Theodore Herrington Lewis Jeffnrds Harold Johnson Charles Kendall Irvin Kenyon Christie Lyttle Don Mattison Percy Morse Frank McLenithen Olaf Nelson Thomas O'Connor Frank Peregrin Gordon Petteys Nelson Petteys Adelbert Roberson Earl Roberson Ernest Rogers Earl Safford Cyril Saunders Ernest Stewart Leon Tucker Martin 'Welch Ivyl llfllipple Wilbur Sprague Merill Saunders Mary Allen Erma Bain Ruth Baldwin Hazel Barber Lena Barber Lucille Bell Pearl Gordon Franves Chambers Veronica Conlee Gertrude Connor Helen Frosier Phyllis Dawley Evelyn Doubleday Lena Eddy Muriel Fulmer Pauline Gordon Emma Guthrie Isabel Guthrie Helen Hall Marion Hennahan Hilda Herrington Catherine Hughes Margaret Hutchins Bertha Jordan Dorothy Keys Marjorie Liddell Jessie MuKernon Harriet McMurray Ryta McNeil Julia Miller Elizabeth Ott Eugenia Penzenick Alice Petteys Dorothy Petteys Jane Pratt Dorothy Reynolds Susan Ritchie Marjorie Roberson Madeline Royce Lucille Severance Mildred VanOrman Evelyn J. XVallace 'XIX Xlxlflflzl IKIXIXItlxuxnxnxnxnxnxnzuxnxugn nga agngngnzn n uxnznxngnx-1.3: 13-3-3-3.3-9 I3uxn3n3n2n1I1I3I3-3-gugngngnxngnznguxngn Fifteen -4- '41,- 4'-. lun fb I 4- Tu. 'N J 1 vf ,..f A 1 -sf. :uv Y WP' A .1 1 1 f 5 'Jw' L xxf 6' T' fv + Sv 1' ,,4' N, ,f x f-f 1 ww 2 J' H '-fs f 1-2 S41 1. 'ffm wf fggfm vi r 4.4 ui , 511. ,vs V' ,A 1 3-1 -.vii ,mv -v rl ' J -1 Q G Jn. w.w-N 'Pin' X ..- -ff .fv- ww-Q .., Wi' 1 -1 fr 4. v f 3 ' 1 4 1 -gpg -H 11-r 1' --:, ,-,.,-.w ,g..-- ,, Y : 'f-,. .--J ,T -5 '- 1.-MMU, ' f . W. v r 'f 1 1 N : f 1- nb, bfi. - pez: -M -.Jes ' Ji' , f 4 ' - ' f I I I ,f L:-1.4 3597, .F-, .,r hiUh?. . 1 4 + - - . , ..--5 1 f --qf - ' SPORT X a ff . 'lu I n llmfmw H11 .N XX 'ulllill l'3 fL H 'hull 1 1' H H IH in Mm wh, fs SECTION QAOEIQSGCL 3ZiDEC53ZifiKC'51 6828533 FOOTBALL 1931 After two weeks of enforced idleness the football team swung into its first game severely handicapped. The first game was at home against a strong Hudson Falls team. Greenwich lost with a score of 13 to 2. The second game went to Whitehall on their home grounds with the score of 60 to 0. Greenwich won the third game, 1 to 0 when Saratoga forfeited in the third quarter. After a traditional Greenwich- Cambridge battle the next game was tied 0 to 0. The next three games were lost to Fort Edward, Glens Falls, and Granville with the respective scores of 6-0, 34-0, 40-0. li 5' ro 3 co 3 U' ro v-A V1 O Hs ff' El In t4 ro N df. U2 U1 19 5 sw Q- 53 rn v-s rn N U2 Hs o Z o 5 U1 FFUFUFX1 FUFFJQ Ryan, Captain . Jackson Baird Lauder Bartle Little Burch Norton J. Burgess C. Perkins D. Chambers J. Pratt M. Derby W. Roberson J. Duane L. Stiles L, DuFrain J. Strunk C. Ellis H. Trowbridge K. Foster L. Tucker Eighteen HCEmIQUDQUDHlB5QQQQQOQ GREENWICH BASKETBALL TEAM 1931--32 This year was an exceptionally successful season for the Greenwich Basketball team. Out of a total of 18 games played the local boys lost fcur, only two of these being League games. The first game of the season was at Salem, on December fourth, where the Green- wich boys won 30 to 18. The next two games, both League, were won from Fort Ed- ward, 29 to 13, and Hudson Falls, 29 to 28. The boys next went to Glens Falls where after a hard battle they were defeated ty ihe close score cf 12 to 11. After sulzduing the Alumni 18 to 14 the team again met Glens Falls. This tfme cur toys made up for the defeat of two weeks 'previous and Leat the city team 24 to 10- The next two weeks were unlucky ones and Greenwich lost, lgoth to the Albany Business College team and to Schuylerville. Hudson Falls was the next one to be turned back and this the Witches did scoring 24 points against their opponents 15. 'lhe following wexk Greenwich traveled to Whitehall where the boys from the railroad city defeated them 30 to 16. Granville formed the next opposition and was Quickly disposed of as were Cambridge and Fort Edward in the two following weeks. Cn February 26 the Granville team was again defeated, this time on their home court, 26 to 202 Salem, Cambridge, and White- hall proved easy prey for the Witches during the next two weeks and were soon dis- posed of. The last game of the season was played at Schuylerville on March 18. This time the local boys defeated the Historic Village team by 21 to 16. This year's squad included the following: K. Foster, Captain H. Flynn D. Barber R. Mausert L. Burch L. McDonald J. Burgess W. Mullahy D. Chambers E. Ryan W33lUDb OQQ 3531 ESQ '6QHLi,QU Ninete 1 IXlXl!IXIXIXlxlzlzlxlXlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxl 012:21 IX!!! lil lzlxlxl I IXIXI 31gg3311nX12I2u1l!n2nXlXl2IXnXlXI!lXl lxlzl IXUXU N 1 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM 1931--32 This year the girls' basketball team closed after a rather unsuccessful season. Out of the eight games played, they were only able to win one. The scores were as follows: tFort Edward at Greenwich - - - 38-18 'fHudson Falls at Hudson Falls - - 20-12 i'Hudson Falls at Greenwich ---- 27-12 'fFort Edward at Fort Edward - - 26- 2 'fGirls' Alumni Vs. Girls' Varsity - 12- 8 iWhitehall at Greenwich ----- 46- 7 Schuylerville at 'tGreenwich - - 22-10' i'Schuylerville at Schuylerville - - 13- 7 't Winning Team The line-up including the manager and the assistant manager is as follows: Forwards-Elizabeth Greene, Louise Roberson, Lena Eddy, Elizabeth Bennett. Guards-Helen Greene, Edna Norton, Janet Crozier. Side Centers-Susan Ritchie, Dorothy Galusha. lump Centers-Catherine Hay, Isabelle Curtis. Manager-Mary Welch. Assistant Manager-Rita Connery. Out of the above line-up only one, Elizabeth Greene, will be leaving next year. Although the scores were rather poor this year, everyone hopes that next year will he more successful, with all the practicing that was obtained this year. Iflxl IXIXUXI IXIXISIXI IXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIZIXIXIXI GQbDUK A 3Zi3Zf3CiL'f.C C225 Twenty XIXIXIXIXI2I2IXIZIXIXIXIXI2IXIXIXlXIXIXI2IX!!IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI H I l l IXIZIZIZIZIXUZIZIZIZIZIZIXIXIXIXIXUXIXUX' 'X' TRACK This year for the first time the Greenwich High School has a regular track team. The general interest of the school in this branch of sports is shown by the large num- ber of candidates who have turned out. It is hoped that the school will support this team by turning out to the meets and showing the boys that they are behind them. There are several meets .scheduled for this year, among which are the following: Cambridge at Cambridge Hudson Falls at Hudson Falls E. New York State Sect ionals at Glens Falls Washington County Championship at Hudson Falls N. E. N. Y. S. P. H. S. A. L. Championship at Schenectady The candidates for . Briggs, Captain May 7 May 12 May 21 N. May 28 June 4 F A. Stewart E. Roberson R. Lauder G. Jackson J. Pratt R. Lufkin BASEB the team are: H. Hulst M. Welch K. Foster H. Trowbridge W. Hutton H. Hulst, Mgr. R. Lufkin, Ass't Mgr. ALL The prospects for the baseball team this year look very good. With several veterans of the last year's team available for the line-up, it is hoped the boys will succeed in downing their opponents. If the students will turn out to the games it will help a great deal. The members of t he squad are: W. Mullahy E. Ryan L. McDonald W. Lyttle J. Burgess D. Gilchriest H. Hulst C. Russell R. Ackner C. Kendall R. Foster E. Safford J. Pratt C. Perkins L. Stiles W. Hutton, Mgr. A. Stewart R. Bartle, Ass't Mgr. L. Flynn The following games are scheduled for this year: May 9 --------- Stillwater at Greenwich May 13 - - Greenwich at Schuylerville May 20 - - - Greenwich at Salem May 27 - - Greenwich at Stillwater May 31 - - - Salem at Greenwich June 3 -------- Schuylerville at Greenwich Twenty-one 3331.533 2IXI2IXIXIXI2IXIXIxlXl:IXlxlxlxlzlzlxlxlzlzlxlxl lx! min! x I! X XI!- EDITORIAL STAFF OF THE GREEN WITCH Editor-in-Chief - Business Manager Advertising Manager - Photographic Editor Literary Editor - Alumni Editor - Humor Editor - Subscription Manager - Ass't Advertising Managers, Art Editor - - - Club Editor - - Sport Editor for Boys - Sport Editor for Girls - Typist - - - - Ralph Lufkin VVilliam Hutton - Franklin Briggs - Charles Russell - Elizabeth Eldredge - Lela Calhoun - William Skiff Ralph Karnaghan Marion Keegan, Richard Tefft - Thelma Nelson - Janet Burdick - Robert Baird Charlotte Wilcox - Robert Baird STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is one of the most active organizations of our school The purpose is to promote better school spirit and to stimulate an interest in all the 3,CtlVl ties of the school, in general, and direct those activities. This body is composed of representatives from each class. This year the president is one of our busy Juniols Ralph Lufkin. The secretary is Lela Calhoun and the representatives are: Twenty-two Sr. High III Frances Henderson William Mullahy Sr. High II Ralph Lufkin Lela Calhoun Sr. High I Catherine Hay Charles Vaughn Jr. High III Martin Welch Elizabeth Ott Jr. High II Lucille Brownell ' Q'I2I2lzlxlxlxlzlxlzlxlxlxlxl lzlxlxl lxl l2u lxl lxlxlxlzlxlzizlxlzlxl lzlxl 0.121 'XIX' I2IXl2I3IXIIIXI2lXltl2'XlXlXlXIX'X'X'X' 35U QHHQU LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is op-en to members of any Latin class. The purpose of this club is to supplement class work and to foster a keener interest in Latin itself This is done by giving a program and plays during the year. On the whole this club proves to be quite successful. The officers for this year are: President ------ Marion Keegan Vice-President ----- Charlotte Wilcox Secretary - - Caroline McLenithen Treasurer - - Catherine Hay ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Everyone belongs to this organization including the teachers. This group earns money by selling season tickets for baseball and football games. It also gives parties and dances to help raise the needed f nd . Th' the different athletics. u s is money is used for the benefit of all The officers of this organization are: President ------ James Little Vice-President - Donald Barber Secretary - - Cecile Bloom Treasurer - - Alden Crandell ENGLISH CLUB A The ranks of this group are crowded by members of the English classes. This club also helps to bring cheer and bri htne ' t th h I g ss in o e sc ool by giving plays and pra- grams. The officers for this year are as follows: President ------ Dave Chambers Vice-President - - Mary Ciotti Secretary - - Robert Foster Treasurer - - William Hutton ORCHESTRA This year, there are ten members in our high school orchestra. This body has played for assemblies and also for plays and entertainments which have been given Alth I ' ' ough our orchestra lacks a variety of mstruments, the boys have succeeded in making it a success through the efforts of Miss Grant. The members are: Violin-Raymond Ackner, Raymond Bartle, John Lundberg, William Roberson, Richard Tefft. Clarinet-Charles Perkins Drums-John Garrett, Lewis Jeffords, Koert Foster. Trumpet-Jack Wilson. X XIII!!2l2l2lZn1nXl2l2IXIXlXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZ zlxlxl IXIXIXI IXIXIXI Twenty-three . 58382232 A e ars G LN E a M 0 R Chas. Russell- Do you want to crack a joke? R. Karnaghan- Yeah, how? Chas. Russell- Fall on your face. if Pl' Pl' PK H. Trowbridge- Does your watch tell time? A. Crandell-'tNo, you have to 100k at it. Pr- :if Pl: Pk J. Reynolds- Pm working to get ahead. Rye Mausert- You certainly need onef' Time us around the track will you coach? Sure, wait till I get my calendar. 7 H 114 214 if ik Dave Chambers- Say, she certainly gave you a dirty look. Ed. Weinberg- Who? D. Chambers-t'Mother Nature. Plc fl: PF P14 Mr. Herrington- We will now study the history of the Republican party for twenty years. Pl' Pl' FF ek One day two Irishmen were working on a housetop. One of them slipped and fell off. The fellow on the roof leaned over and asked: Are ye dead or alive, Mike? Oi'm alive, said Mike feebly. Oi don't know whether ye are or not, you're sich a liar. Oi must be dead then, said Mike, be- cause you wouldn't dare call me a liar if Oi was alive. H4 Pk PF If your trials are many, And your rewards are few, Remember that the mighty oak Was once a nut like you. 211 :lf lk Ik Bobby- Teacher says that we are here to help others. Mother- Yes, Bobby, that is right. Bobby- Then what are the others here for? S1 bk all if L. Weaver- I'm twenty-one years old today but I can't vote. J. Little- Why'? L. Weaver- Because there isn't any election. SF Pk Pk Y , I3I31gn:-3-3-3-x-3.3-gug-3-n ng- IXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXI IXIXIXI I I IXIXI 32822 3382235 Twenty-four XIX!!nxuguiuxngnxlilguhXuluguxlzuglZuluxlxlxnxl all nXl2lXl:lXlXl1lXI lxlxlxl limi!!! Dxlxlxlxlzlxlxlzlzl 19:12:92: lxl lxl I u u Pat was busy working on a road one day. His coat was lying beside the road, so two Englishmen working on the road de- cided to play a joke on him. They painted a donkey's head on the back of his. coat and watched for him to put it on. He saw the d-onkey's head on his coat and asked : Which one of ye wiped your face on me coat? Pk ek PS FF Traveler- Say, boy, your corn looks kind of yellow. Boy- Yes sir, that's the kind we plant- ed. Traveler- Looks as though you will only have half a crop. Boy- Don't expect any more. The landlord gets the other half. Traveler fafter a moments thoughtl- Say, there isn't much difference between you and a fool. Boy- No sir, only the fence. Pk PF Pk ik Mother- Oh! Georgie! I'm ashamed of you. I never told stories when I was a girl. Georgie- When did you start then, mother? Frosh.- I got a sliver in my finger. Soph.- Been scratching your head? Pk PF if wk Mr. Crowley- What is the height of your ambition, Alton? A. Stewart- Oh, she comes about up to my shoulder. ' if 124 Pif Pk Teacher- Now, Tommy, what is a hypo- crite? Tommy- A boy that comes to school with a smile on his face. wk 1: :lf 4' A blackmailer wrote the following to a wealthy business man: Send me 35,000 or I will abduct your mother-in-law. To which the business man replied: Sorry I am short of funds but your propo- siticn interests me. 211 ak Pk HF ' Father- Well, Sonny, did you take your dog to the 'vet' next door to our house as I suggested? Boy--i'Yes, sir. Father- And what did he say? Boy- He said Towser was suffering from nerves, so he had better give up play- ing the piannerf' IXIXIXIXIXIXUXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIQIXIXIXIIIXIXIXIXIII lxl l lzlzlxlxlxlxlzlxlzlxlxlxlxlxltlzl lxltlxlx Xlzlxlzlxlxltlxl lhilllxuxnxuxn Twenty-five fha 1- . gk, X 'F ,. . ,- , 4 .. , .- - , 1., , . ' -N-G 1 sf ' ,--, , ' 1 .sv 'Fur ' .1- - ' L 1-' 3 M U, 14 si -W.-' ' 9 -?-'- af' Wh - M- K - , Q1-' P 'J .I 5 X 1 1. r 1. 1 1 I -1. k K .1 p i W ' 1 . R + nf ' I, 1 x ' 1 4 1 , 4 L tn, , - 1 U ' N 1 -Q. ,.vui,...t 1-ap ' 1 rr E A 5, .L f. .J. - sz -5 ' .fl J' - 7 it -'.' ' A v' V L D I I I' , 'L qi. f.-, + C. - L .2. I Ni, , ,. . ,. 1, 1 4, Q3 ' , s., 4, a. W 1 - , .' 1- V. - .wwf-5 ' -.1- 1 3.0. v ,K f . .. .... .A-.. - ., P Q 1 . ,. 1 , Q -fy YT - -' 'f f at 'F - -if -+f1f, a--rw -1 L-'24 ff. '-+'1-12155-31' ' 1 1 . A ' -Q if fc5Si5m?'!,ff-' 'fm'-'.,f f 'Arr G ' ' un , -- .. . . ' , - 1,4-If-,.. v . ,, 6 :V 4 :A r 19- ,, 11 1 il 1-- 4't W 1 u ,E .1 rn V 1 1 1 1 J .1 ',' fu .x. -Lx .- 1-.: bs!...W . ., ,- ,, V -5 . 11 ,- lm 11 a 1 1 14 1 J ,lg ... K 11 ' T 1 v. :xg L1 , - : x, 1 E,-1:59. -gg P .f I 1. - 1 'ii y T 23, ..1' ' --. '. 1 '-J' '.'F. ., L - 'L 92 511. , ,, xl 1 4,5 A - :rf -'L ' -. Y ry 1 Y 1? 1. 4 1 V - fi . -f.: fv' ,. Q-, I u , '. ' -H W , if :p f f- Q ' ' Y I f. '..., 1 , 4 1,1 - 1 ALUMNI RECORD In co-operation with the Alumni Association of the Greenwich High School, The Green Wit.ch in the following pages publishes a list of the graduates of the school since 1878. Every effort has been made to make the list complete and, so far as possible, accurate, and We are indebted to many graduates for corrections of the list as published last year. It is hoped that this record may continue to be a regular feature of the school annual, and that Alumni of the school will report errors, changes of address or other revisions to Principal B. M. Herrington for the Alumni Record of 1933. lXIXlXIXlXI1:2aXlxlluxuilxlxuxuxuxlxlilXlXIXlXu2uXl2:XIXn1lXI2l2l2lXuXu3l2IX!! ' u s 1 :Xl u2lXl2l2l2I2lXu3s2:2uXuxlxnxuxuxlxulu :Xl 1878 'PETTEYS, ELLISON D. W. Colgate A.B. ITUTTLE, ANNIE R. Mrs. William H. Jeffers VAN NESS. CHARLES H. Greenwich, New York Columbia Lawyer-retired 1880 BOIES, A. LOUISE Mrs. Benjamin F. Sharpe Greenwich, N. Y. NVellesley AHILLMAN, WILLIAM O. Wesleyan HUGGINS, ROANA Mrs. J. J. Henderson Greenwich, N. Y. MOSHER, CARRIE Mrs. Stanton J. Tefft Greenwich, N. Y. PETTEYS, LENA Mrs. Charles Kellogg Fozwell Ave., Cape Charles, Va. 'ROBERSON. JENNIE Mrs. Loran J. Miller SIIARP, HARRIET 38 School Street South Darthrnouth, Mass. Wellesley VAN KIRK, CHARLES C., Greenwich, N, Y. Colgate Lawyer-Chief Justice of Appel- late Division 1882 HOOKER, MATTIE M. Mrs. William O. Hillman 396 Dewey Ave., St. Paul, Minn. HORNIBROOK, SARAH D. LANGWORTHY, JESSIE L. Perkins Inst., Watertown, Mass. Smith Teacher, Perkins Institute for Blind 'ROBERSON, FLORENCE C. Mrs. William Herrington 1883 ASHTON. CHARLES H. Kansas State University, Lau- rence, Kansas Union A.B., Harvard A.M., Munich Ph.D. Head of Mathematics Department, Kansas University Mc-MASTER, MARY L. Greenwich, N. Y. Vlfellesley QBTCMASTER, PORTER R. Princeton B.A., M.A., College of Physicians and Surgeons M.D. STARR, MARY C. Mrs. Dennis S. Regan Greenwich, N. Y. VAN KIRK, EDWARD M. 63 Vernon Avenue Mount Vernon, N. Y. Colgate 1884 'l5AILEY, MARY E. Mrs. James Ellwood Vfellesley UIECKER, ALFRED M. 'fl'OLE. MARGARET A. IRANDALL, EMMA M. Mrs. Edward Lansing Clarks Mills, N. Y. HOUGHTON, MATTIE I. Concord, Mass. Houghton Gift Shop fl-IUGGINS. MARY J. Mrs. J. Edward Tefft POTTER, LOTTIE E. Mrs. Charles H. Huse Shelburne R. D., South Burling ton, Vermont Albany Business College SMITH, MARION M. Mrs. Fred YV. Eddy Greenwich, N. Y. ETURNER, MINNIE A. WVEAVER, ETTA S. Mrs. Herbert King 139 Main St., Norwalk, Conn. 1885 4fHlLL, ALFRED G. Xlfilliams WHITE, BESSIE D. Mrs. Charles Beckett WOODARD, DAVID H, Edmeston, N. Y. ' Williams Clergyman 1886 ABIGGAR, JENNIE XV. Beaver College +COON, MATTIE A. COLE, MATTIE J. Mrs. George Maxwell Coila, N. Y. GALE, MARY E. 1081742 Grant Ave., Auburn, N. Y Vlfellesley AGRAY, HARRY C. Cornell HUGGINS, ELIZABETH Mrs. Thomas E. Bullard Schuylerville, N. Y. State Normal College, Albany JOHNSON, LIZZIE M. Mrs. WVoods Campbell 81 Briggs Ave., Bufalo, N. Y. RICHARDS, FLORENCE A. 37 Continental Place, Glen Cove, Long Island State Normal College, Albany Glen Cove High School, Teacher ROGERS, ANNIE E. Mrs. Henry Stevens Greenwich, N. Y. TUCKER. MAY L. Mrs. Edward YVilcox Greenwich, N. Y. 1887 HULST, CHARLES WV. 99 Linden Ave., Englewood, N. J Rutgers Lawyer NOWRY, THOMAS E. Marcellus, N. Y. Publisher and Editor WRAY, P. AUGUSTUS Rutgers SEATON. KATHERINE J. 36 No. Fifth St., Allentown, Pa. Teacher 1888 BARBER. RICHARD H. 124 Columbus Heights, Brooklyn International Bible Students As- sociation and Lecturer WBENDER, CLAUDE P. DORR, CORA L. Mrs. Frank H. Miller 9 Bullard Place, Flushing, L. I. Smith College REYNOLDS, BERTHA L. Mrs. David H. Clarkson 30 Manning Blvd., Albany, N. Y. St. Agnes School STEWART, MILDRED Mrs. Samuel Wallace 125 East Corning Ave., Syracuse, New York State Normal College, Albany WEATHERWAX, ENSIGN J. Greenfield, Mass. 1889 ANGELL, JESSIE B. Greenwich, N. Y. BROWN. HATTIE L. Mrs. F. J. Salsman 125 E. Corning Ave., Syracuse. New York CAMPBELL, MARGARET Mrs. Thomas VVilson Greenwich, N. Y. WCUMMINGS, MARY Mrs. Patrick McDermott DARROW, NETTIE L. Mrs. A. S. Daisy Greenwich, N. Y. AHAMBLIN, CORA E. M1-MAHON, LIBBIE N. Mrs. George F. Quigley 27 Sever St., VVorcester, Mass. Troy Business College 'MeMILLAN, JOSEPH MASON, FRANK H. 3441-79th St., Jackson Heights New York City V- Brown Lawyer SCOTT, XVALTER A. Syracuse University THOMAS. BELLE The A. YV. A. Club 353 W. 57th St., New York City Columbia Physician THOMPSON, BLANCHE D. Greenwich, N. Y. Bradford Academy, Troy Conser- vatory of Music VAN KIRK. HERBERT Greenwich, N. Y. Colgate Lawyer-Surrogate 1890 ASHTON, JENNIE B. Mrs. Frank Brockett Cambridge, N. Y., R. D. 3 GAVETTE, ALICE A. Mrs. James McNeil Argyle, N. Y., R. D. 2 .gm2.2.2.1.g.g.g.g.w-z-z-z-z-z-:mx-x-z-x-z-x-z-z-x-z-xm2-z-x-x-x-2-x-n -z-x-x-z-x-x-x-x-x-x-uz-z- IXIXI'IXIZIXRIXIXIXIXIIU Twenty-eight Det'EIiSC'1 IXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXI IXIXI IX! lxl lzl IXIXIXIXIXIQIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI :I nfl Xl IX!2lXlXlXu!lXlXl1IXlXl2lXl2: l2lXlXl2lXlXu HAMILTON, FRANCES M. Mrs. Frances H. Consalus Rockland Lake, N. Y. Columbia HULST, KATE Mrs. Joseph Gavitt South Pine Ave., Albany, N. Y. Syracuse STEWART, CHARLES M. STEWART, MAUDE C. 125 East Corning Ave., Syra- cuse. N. Y. State Normal College, Albany Kindergarten Suprvisor ASTICKLES, GRANT P. 1891 WCARTER, LEWIS E. Syracuse HAMILTON, NELLIE M. S5 Clifford Ave., Pelham Bay. New York Smith Teacher WHULST, HENRY M. HUTTON, FRANK A. Cornell HYATT, JESSIE F. Mrs. Andrew Kenyon PETTEYS, JOHN S. Greenwich, N. Y. Cornell Farmer, Dirctcr uf Dairymen'1! League WSHILL. BERTHA E. Mrs. Charles Stillman WELCH. EDWARD J. 20 Broad St., New York City Columbia. Lawyer 1892 BARBER, NINA M. Mrs. William P. Marshall Greenwich, N. Y. COLLINS, JANE E. Mrs. Robert Stevens Greenwich, N. Y. COTTRELL, LUCY M. Mrs. Clayton Shaw 25 Abbott St., Hoosick Falls. New York XVellesley FORT, SOPHIA Mrs. Burton L. Sisson Schaghticoke, N. Y. f'FRYER, OLIN J. Columbia GILL, ISLAY V. H. Greenwich, N. Y. Williams District Manager, New York Power and Light Corporation JOHNSON. SARAH F. Mrs. William MacFarland 1119 Third St., Rensselaer, N. Y. Mt-NEIL, FRED J. Mason City, Iowa Merchant MONAHAN, AGNES 397 State St., Albany, N. Y. Rensselaer Training Class Teacher MONAHAN, NELLY M. ' E397 State St., Albany, N. Y. SISSON, BURTON L. Scliaghticoke, N. Y. State Normal College, Albany Farmer THOMPSON, NANCY C. Mrs. Charles C. VanKirk Greenwich, N. Y. Bradford Academy WILBUR. FLORA C. Mrs. Lewis C. Fort Greenwich, N. Y. 1893 COTTRELL. MARY E. Mrs. Frank Fisher Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Miss Dana's School CULL, JULIUS C. Lewiston, Montana YVillianis. Annapolis Merchant HIAXVLEY. EDITH F. Mrs, Frank Qua. FIELD. MARTIN F. 25 Winter St., Salem, Mass. Villanova. Physician AOBENAUER. BERTHA E. Plattsburg Normal School SEVERN, GEORGE WV. 235 Fort Washington Street New York City Produce Dealer STSSON. MABEL C. -188 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn lloston University Physician TEFFT, GRANT J. Greenwich, N. Y. Editor and Publisher WALLACE, MARGARET Mrs. Nathaniel Rogers V olfboro, N. H. 1894 ACOTTRELL, HORACE Xlfilliams DeGARMO. ARTHUR C. Schuylerville, N. Y. Rural Mail Carrier EDGERTON. RALPH YV. 216 Sumac St., Philadelphia, Pa. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Civil Engineer HAMILTON, CHARLES E. Rockland Lake, N. Y. Syracuse, Drew Theological Sem inary Clergyman MORRIS. ROBERT IV. 525 East 53rd St.. Chicago, Ill. Monmouth Physician PREO, IDA M. Mrs. Charles Allen 52 Eckington Street, Springfield Massachusetts 1895 BAR-BUR. ELLA E. Mrs. George Briggs Greenwich, N. Y. BROYVN, SAMUEL 101 W. Troga St., Philadelphia Pennsylvania XVilliamg Clcrgynian FISHER, HERBERT S. Greenwich, N. Y. Farmer HILL, WHITESIDE 3:3 Howard St., New York City Williams, Cornell Lawyer McMURRAY, LESLIE R. Greenwich, N. Y. Farmer ROBERSON, CHARLES F. Saranac Lake, N. Y. Coal Dealer HSELFRIDGE, HELENA Mrs. Carrol Safford SHANKS, LEVVIS E. Johns Hopkins Club, 34 anil Charles St., Baltimore, Md. Cornell Author and Teacher STEVENS, VESTA A. Mrs. Charles Case Cambridge, N. Y. 1896 CASE. PHEBE E. Mrs. Herbert Burch Greenwich, N. Y. HTLOUGH, MAY EDGERTON, INA B. Mrs. VVilliam Simms Greenwich. N. Y. Faelton Pianoforte School, Bos- ton, Massachusetts FRYER, BYRON YV. Schenectady, N. Y. ' 'Williams GOODRICH, IDA S. U Mrs. William Byron 8951-202nd St.. Hollis. L, I. GRAHAM, CHARLES N. California HAMBLIN. BENJAMIN R. Holmes, N. Y. Teacher HULST. FRANCIS A. Greenwich. N, Y. Syracuse Physician KARNAGHAN, A. MAY Mrs. Livingston Slover Scotia, N. Y. 'MACKENZIE LILLIAN E. Plaitshurg Normal 'iltlc-GEOCH. JENNIE E. Mrs. Alexander Barbur MILLER. LENA F. Mrs. Wallace Clark 101 East St.. Flint. Mich. OBENAUER, LENA E. Mrs. Charles Sprague Middle Falls. N. Y. 1897 ARNOLD. CARRIE M. Mrs. Walter Stevens 941 E. 37th St.. Brooklyn. N. Y. UIAYNER. LENA V. Albany National Training School for Certified Nurses HIGGINS, TIMOTHY J. 1597 Union Street, Schenectady. New York General Electric V lxIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI lxlxlxlxlxlxlx lxl lzn lxlxlxnxn uil l2IXI2lXIXuXIXlXI2IXnxnxnxllnxnxnxnilxlxugn 1111: Twenty-nine 121 121212121 12121212121212121212121212121X1212121212121X1212121212121Xl2121 I 12121 121212121 121212121 1212121!1212121212121 12121 HUG-GINS, MAZIE L. Mrs. Grant J. Tefft Greenwich, N. Y. I'lze,ttshurg Normal QUA. MABEL G. Mrs. YVilliam Mahaify Salem. N. Y. SHARP, ALICE H. Mrs. Lester Becker Greenwich, N. Y. SONN. JENNIE A. Mrs. Howard Laing Greenwich, N. Y. TABER, HORACE J. Greenwich, N. Y. Albany Business College Real Estate and Insurance 1898 BARBUR, BERTHA B. Albany Business College CALHOUN, CARSON Plnttsliurg Normal YDILLON, LOUIS F. HEALEY, ROBERT J. Greenwich. N, Y. Villanova C. and J. R. R. WLEWTHWAITE, WILLIAM J. 'McCANN. JOHN J. Villanova SHANKS. ROBERT P. 1201 Liberty St., Schenectady, New York Actor XYHITE, EDITH Mrs. YVilliam Bosworth 217 Bradley Street, Schenectady. New York Plattsburg Normal 1899 BEADLE, CARRIE E. Mrs. E. J. Skit? Greenwich, N. Y. Plattshurg Normal EDIE, NINA M. Mrs. LeRoy Hutchens Greenwich, N. Y. HOBBIE, PHOEBE E. Mrs. S. R. Washburn Battenville, N. Y. 'Rl'1ID, MINNIE Mrs. Frank Willsher Albany Business College WHITCOMB, CARROL B. GS Hanson Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. University of Pennsylvania Dentist 1900 DONAHUE, VVILLIAM I. HILLMAN, HARRY L. 1718 Grand Ave., Santa Barbara California Hamline University McFARLAND, WILLIAM Barre. Vermont Physician MORRIS, BERNICE B. Mrs. Ernest Carson Seattle, Washington State Normal College, Albany SALLANS, GEORGE A. 10 E. 47th St., New York City Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Vonsulting Engineer WELLS. ARTHUR E. 908 State St., Schenectady. N. Y. Syracuse. Albany Medical College Physician tWHI'l'E, M. LOUISE 1901 CARY, ELYSABETH A. 14 Weredale Road, Westmount. Quebec North Adams Business Colllege Canadian National Corporation HENDERSON, MAY F. Mrs. Francis Anderson 5116 Park Ave., Montreal. Can. Monmouth College, Illinois HNIORRIS, FRANK G. Monmouth College PETTEYS. JAY D. Il Tenace Place, Troy, N. Y. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Louden Machinery Co. TRUMBULL. JENNIE C. 278 Kaighn, Ave.. Camden. N. J. Slate Normal College, Albany Deaconess WALSH. JAMES 511 Magee St.. Elmira. N. Y. St. Joseph's College, Philadelphia Salesman 1902 BATES, MARY L. Mrs. Bert L. Ullman 5429 Cornell Ave.. Chicago, Ill. Syracuse, Iowa State FISHER, ROBERT W. Mechanicville, N. Y. Albany Law School Lawyer HAY, WILLARD C. Ilaldwinsville, N, Y. INHOMMEDIEU, ALBERT G. 681 Averill Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Albany Business College Printing McGEOCH, VERNA Mrs. Chauncey Murch Curren Terrace, Norristown, Pa. MORLEY, MARY L. Greenwich, N. Y. State Normal College. Albany Teacher, Greenwich School PALMER, BERTHA V. Mrs. Thomas A. Eddy Greenwich, N. Y. Bradford Academy REID. YVALKER 232 Liberty St., Schenectady Cornell, Cornell Law School General Electric SI-IANKS. S. MIRIAM Mrs. Evan T. Sage University of Pittsburg. Pitts- burg. Pennsylvania Cornell SMITH. JOHN A. Greenwich, N. Y. Bookkeeper THOMAS. ALLEN J. 204 Dryden Road, Ithaca, N. Y. Cornell THOMPSON, KATHERINE E. Mrs. Benjamin K. Walbridge 149 Union Avenue Saratoga Springs, New York Bradford Academy 1903 BARBER, ELMA L. Mrs. Andrew MacArthur CIPPERLEY. BERTHA E. Box 74, Mechanicville, N, Y. Albany State Collge Teacher HILLMAN. ARTHUR S. Pclouse, Washington HOBBIE. EDWARD YV. R53 Second Ave., Troy, N. Y. Salesman Ml-CANN, JOSEPH A. Hudson Falls. N. Y. Albany College of Pharmacy Pharmacist MILLER, SARAH E. 2038 East 115th Street. Cleve- land. Ohio Syracu e Teacher PETTEYS, GRACE Syracuse REA, NAN S. Mrs. B, F. Richardson V 202 Central Avenue. Memllllls- Tennessee Syracuse ROBERSON. CHARLES B. Greenwich, N. Y., R. D. 6 Farmer 1904 BALCH, LILIE S. Mrs. Mack YValker Greenwich, N. Y. BARBER, MARY I. Mrs. Frank J. Scully Greenwich, N. Y. Teacher, Greenwich School BEAVAN. JOSEPH XV. 403 Snow Bldg. Syracuse, N. Y. Albany College of Pharmacy Pharmacist CAMPBELL, WILLIAM D. B21 W. IVood St., Norristown. Pa. Pratt Institute Electrical Engineer HHDGERTON. F. BEATRICE Mrs. Paul Vllilson HEARN. THEODORE J. 20 Irvine Pl., Vandeveer Court Rockville Center, L. I. Cornell Lawyer MARTIN, ALICE V. Mrs. Patrick Langdon Middle Falls, N, Y. Plattsburg Normal Teacher, Greenwich School SHANKS. EVA G. Stop 16 Lake Rd, Bay Village 0. Syracuse Art Supervisor. Cleveland Schools SMITH, EARL, J. SULLIVAN, MARGARET L. Cambridge Training Class REID. LAURENCE J. Ft. Morgan. Colorado Florist IXIXIXIXl21212121XlX12121212121212121212121212121212lX1212lXl 1212l21Xl212l2l2l 12121212121212121 12121212121212121212121212121212121,1 Thirty az.:-x-zuxuxug-1. -x-gn1-3-1-gpgug-3u1ugn:n3n3:31gngag.gngnxnxng-3-3.3-xnxuxnxu in I ItntlZIXIXISIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI lXlXl!lXl!l ISI I RICH, E. CLARA Mrs. Donald Williams Matamoras, Pa. Syracuse WHELDEN, GRACE G. Mrs. Burton Brown Nutley, N. J. Pluttsburg Normal School XX HITCOMB, HOMER. J. 735 XVest 107th St., Chicago, Ill. Hall Publishing Co. 1905 ANGELL, RALPH L. 218-56th St., Newport News, Va. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute U. S. Shipping Department BOSWORTH, ANNIE F. Mrs. Charles F. Sheldon Greenwich, N. Y. HEGEMAN, ELLA C. airs. Ralph L. Angell 218-56th St., Newport News, Va HUGGINS. ADAH M. Mrs. Richard Mackenzie R. N. Sit. Luke's Hospital llongan Hills, Staten Island, N. Y. REID, LILLIAN Mrs. Harvey Petteys Greenwich, N. Y. Plattsburg Normal Teacher. Greenwich School RICHARDS, GRACE E. Mrs. A. G. L'Hommedieu 651 Averill Ave., Rochester, N. Y. ROBERTS, ADELAIDE airs. Earl Phillips Schuylerville, N. Y. Troy Business College SUULLY. FRANK J. Greenwich, N. Y. G. and J. R, R. Superintendent THOMPSON, MYRA E. Mrs. Chester Porter 3:13 South 37th St., Omaha, Neb. VAN KIRK, ESTHER L. Mrs. Jay Petteys 3 Tenace Place, Troy, N. Y. WHITE, J. BOIES 165 Erie Blvd., Schenectady, N. Y. Auto Tires WHITE, MABEL A. Mrs. Thomas Allen 20 Miller St., Ithaca, N. Y. Cornell Laboratory Assistant, Cornell 1906 CORNELL, MAY B. Mrs. Roy Newcomb 8813 Ridge Blvd., Brooklyn, N. Y. CRANDAL, MARION E. 11 Cottage St., Greenwich, N. Y. Flatley and Ryan Store DICKINSON, RITA M. Mrs. Charles Center Fort Edward, N. Y., R. F. D. DONOHUE, ELLA E. Mrs. 'William Connors Valley Falls, N. Y. Cambridge Training Class HEARN, KATHERINE M. 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Oneonta Teacher TEFFT, LENA Mrs. Chester Stevens National Com. Bank Ka Trust. Co.. Albany, N. Y. 1908 IJETKER, ANNA K. 14 Mechanic St., Hudson Falls, N. Y. Hudson Falls Training Clasg Teacher CHAMBERS, JENNIE Mrs. John Lyttle Greenwich, N. Y. Albany Business College FTELDING. ETHEL Greenwich, N. Y. New England Conservatory Music Supervisor FIELDING, MABEL 73 Perry St.. New York City Music Student. New York City Bureau of Arts and Science-s, Columbia University FLATLEY, BERTHA A. Mrs. Robert Crump 815 Sheridan Ave., N. YV., YVashington, D. C. Hudson Falls Training Class Lawyer HENDERSON, AGNES E. Mrs. Olaf Hoff 32 High St., Turners Falls, Mass. Cornell HERRINGTON, DAVID W. Greenwich, N. Y. Farmer MEEK. LAURA E. Mrs. Harry Randall Cambridge, N. Y. Oneonta Normal A MURCH. SARAH L. lVellesley PRATT. JACOB T. Stillwater, N. Y., R. F. D. Farmer TOWNSEND, J. FOSTER Proctor, Vt. Williams Vermont Marble Company TRUMBULL, G. 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MORIARTY, PAUL J. Greenwich, N. Y. Greenwich Post Office POLLOCK, ALFRED L. 30 Nicholas Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Alfred University Science Teacher ST. MARY, DORIS Mrs. Melvin Duel Hartford, N. Y. TALMADGE, E. MAY Mrs. Robert McWhorter Cambridge, N. Y. TEFFT, ELSIE R. Cedarhurst, L. I., Box 1202 Cornell Teacher, History VAN NESS, HELENE G. Mrs. Henry Wondergem 137 Harvard St., Rochester, N. Y. Teacher East High School Cornell WILSON. IONE K. Mrs. Clarence C. Mealey Greenwich, N. Y. 1915 ARMSTRONG, JOHN W. Berea College, Berea, Kentucky University of Vermont College Physician BLAYVIS. BEATRICE Willett St., Albany, N. Y. Holyoke, University of Pennsylvania Physician CARSWELL, MILDRED Mrs. Robert B. Sharpe Chapel Hill, North Carolina N. Y. State College for Teachers EDDY, VVALDEN 633 Hamilton St., Schenectady, N. Y. Union General Electric FIELDING, YVALKER. 29 Gloucester St., Boston, Mass. Dartmouth J. W. Moore Machine Co. GANNON, MARY Mrs. J. M. Buckley 349 Leonia Ave. Bogota, N. J. 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ASHLEY California MAXWELL, RUTH Mrs. Robert Goodbody 9 Hamwood Ave.. Poughkeepsie New York State Hospital IZI!I2I!IXIZIXIZIXIXIXu2:2:ingnxnzuxnxnzllltltlililh I I IZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIZISIXIZIXIXIXIZIXIXIUXIZI I2I!!!UXIXIXUXUXIXIXIXIXIXI '1'l1irty-lhref -x-x-x-x-z-z-:-z-:-z-.-z-amzu-z-x-z-x-:-x-z-z-x-x-x-x- -z-x-x-z-z-x-x-x-xm -z x-x-x-x-z-z-zm -I-X-2-I-2-2-I-vX'2'2'2'X' McMORRIS, JANET W. Mrs. David McGuire Cambridge, N. Y., R. F. D. Oneonta Normal PRATT, WILLIAM J. Uossayuna, N. Y. Cornell RICHARDS, MARTHA W. Mrs. Louis P. Drolet Cambridge, N. Y. St. Margaret's Hospital, Albany SMITH, MINNIE Mrs. Jason Yvrlght Greenfield, Mass. Albany Business College TEFFT, RUTH E. Greenwich, N. Y. N. Y. State College for Teachers 'l'eai-her, Oral English, Gloversville THOMPSON, SAMUEL J. Schenectady, N. Y. Middlebury Teacher, Schenectady High School TUCKER, ELLA M. Greenwich, N. Y. Oneonta Normal School Teacher, Middle Falls School WHELDEN, EDNA L. Mrs. Percy Barbur 122 Spring St., Albany, N. Y. 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Plattsburg Normal Teacher, Rural Schools SHARP, DOROTHY M. Mrs. Philip lVorks 44 Scarsdale Ave., Scarsdale, N. Y. Cornell THOMVPSON, ORA B. Mrs. YVill J. Pratt Cossavuna, N. Y. Cornell WATERS, ORA B. Greenwich, N. Y. Oneonta Normal Teacher. Rural Schools WEVER, GLADYS G. Salem, N. Y. Teacher, Rural Schools WHELDEN, BESSIE H. Mrs. Robert Hillman Greenwich. N. Y. Teacher, Rural Schools 1920 BAKER, HELEN U. 87 Columbia St., Albany, N. Y. Smith, Albany Business College Private Secretary CLEVELAND, HELEN Mrs. George S. Elder 59 Fort Pleasant Ave., Spring- field. Massachusetts Middlebury CURTIS, MARY Mrs. James Coulter Greenwich. N. Y. FINN, LEONA Mrs. C. E. YViencke 604 Milbank Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. HOAG, ARLENE Mrs. E. Owen Hodder Bramblehyrst. Arkwright Road. Sanderstead. Surry, England Elmira College McGROUTY, HELEN Mrs. James McClarty Cambridge, N. Y. SHARPE. PHILIP B. Greenwich, N. Y. Ph.B. University of Chicago Teacher, Greenwich High School SISSON, ALICE Sifhaghticoke, N. Y. N. Y. State College for Teachers H. S. Teacher, Sayville, L. I- SISSON, EMILY Mrs. George F. Cook Brooklyn, N. Y. Middlebury VAN NESS, KATHERINA Greenwich, N. Y. ' V Sargent School Physical Education Rochester Public Schools, P.E- 1921 ARMSTRONG-, ALICE Mrs. Alphonso W. Pezet h 20 Commerce St., New York City Skidmore, Art Students League of New York City ARMSTRONG, EDNA Mrs. Carl Robertson Greenwich, N. Y., R. D. 6 BARBER, ROSS K. Fort Edward. N. Y. Teller, Ft. Edward National Bank BRIGGS. HELEN P. Mrs. Loris Burch Greenwich, N. Y. CARLSON, ALICE E. Mrs. Elmer Lundberg Schaghticoke, N. Y. CARSWELL, ELMER J. 439 Third St., Newburgh, N. Y. Dartmouth A.B. COY, CAROLINE A. Mrs. Theodore Powell Greenwich, N. Y. Elmira College FRYER, BESSIE M. 12 Chestnut St., Albany, N. Y. Albany Business College Albany Garage I-IOLBROOK. HELEN L. Mrs. XVilliam J. Gage Mohawk, N. Y. HYATT, HILDA Greenwich, N. Y. Sargent School of Physical Ed- ucation Teacher. P.E. Troy Public Schools LAING, MIRIAM Mrs. XVilliam L. Sharp Greenwich, N. Y. Skidmore OATMAN, LEWIS M. XVhite Plains, N. Y. Dartmouth National City Bank, New York O'MALLEY. JOSEPH T. St. Augustine-'s College Havana, Cuba Villanova Clergyman PRATT, FORREST N. Greenwich, N. Y., R. D. 1 Farmer WASHBURN, DONALD H. 60 The Crescent, Babylon, L. 1. Rensselaer Polyte-chnic Institute State Park Commission WELLING, MARTHA E. Mrs. Charles XV. Fisher Sayville. L. I. N. Y. State College for Teachers 1922 ALEXANDER, BRUCE 57 E. 77th St., New York City Columbia, Columbia School of Architecture Creighton Sr Company, Architects . IXlXuXl!l!l!u!uXI2IIIXIXIZIXIXIXIHZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXUXI -mmzIx-x-x-2-x-x-2I2IXIXI2I2-2-2-2'2'!'2'!'2'X'2'2'!'!'!' 'W' ' '3'3' ' Thirty-four IX!!I2IXIXIZlZIXIXIXIZIXIZIXUXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI I XIXIXIXIXI I I lxlxlxlxlzlxl IXIXI UXIXIXIXIXIXIX:2uXl2l2l2l2n2lXlXlXlXl2I1I2 ' BECKER, BERNICE Mrs. James Ford Sagamore Apts.. Niagara Falls Russell Sage CARPENTER, NELSON Schenectady, N. 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Dartmouth Sharp's Market, Greenwich XVALSH, MONICA Mrs. Quinn Hanchette Brownville, N. Y. N. Y. State College for Teachers 1923 ANDERSON. HARRY B. 100 Park St.. New Haven, Conn. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute N. Y., N. H. and H. R. R. CARNOHAN, ROBERT 43 Peck Ave,, Newark, N. J. Columbia Retail Credit Co. CLARK. BERTHA E. Mrs. Arthur Fink 162 Chestnut St., Albany, N. Y. Albany Business College CLEVELAND, RICHARD H. Greenwich, N. Y. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute New York State Inspector in Highway Department DRISCOLL, HELEN Greenwich, N. Y. Albany Business College Linen Underwear Co. HANKS. FLORENCE A. 539 lVarren St., Albany, N. Y. Russell Sage College 4-H Club Extension lVork for Al- bany and Rensselaer Counties HUBBARD, KATHERINE Greenwich, N, Y. N. Y. State College for Teachers, Albany Business College New York Power and Light Corp. HUTCHENS. BERTHA Mrs. YValter Skellie Greenwich, N. Y. Plnttsburg Normal KENYON, FLORENCE I. Mrs. LeRoy Rix Sclmgbticoke, N. Y. Troy Business College M4-CUNE. MAY E. Mrs. J. E. Smith 257 Northern Blvd.. Albany, N.Y. Albany Business College NlT.LE'I'T. KENNETH WV. E. I. DuPont de Nemurs Corp. WILIIAMSON. FRANCES E. 105 YVest St., Albany. N. Y. N Y. State College for Teachers N. Y. Telephone Co., Albany 1924 BABCOCK, SARA M. Mrs. Edison L. Smith Eldemir. Barrytown, N. Y. Western Union, Rhinebeck, N.Y. BAIN. MYRTLE Mrs. Thomas McCune Greenwich. N. Y. Stevens and Thompson Paper Co. BERKMAN. ANNA Mrs. Samuel Feuer S15 Norwood Avenue, Schenec- tady, N. Y. BRADLEY. ELIZABETH M. Greenwich. N. Y. Brndley's Store CARLSON. SELMA L. Albany, N. Y. COFFEY. ESTHER M. Albany. N. Y. Attorney Gene1'al's Office, Albany CONKLIN. MILDRED A. Mrs. Clifford Collin Lathams Corners, N. Y. LEYOE. LYALL J. Greenwich, N. Y. N. Y. P. and L. Corp., Troy, N. Y. HAMILTON. INEZ V. Mrs. William Sedgwick Congers, N. Y. Plattsburg Normal McCANN, THOMAS J. Hotel Sutton, 200 E. 65th Street, New York City Middlebury McCUNE, EDNA J. Mrs. James Ryan Albany, N. Y. Albany Business College STEVENS, JANET M. Mrs. Stirling Macklin Greenwich, N. Y. VVELCH, MARY M. Mrs. John L. Mohar 6642 Lafayette Ave., Chicago 1925 ANDERSON, EDNA F. Valley Falls, N. Y. New Paltz Normal Rural School Teacher BABCOCK, MARY E. 162 Quail St., Albany, N. Y. New York Telephone Co., Albany BENEDICT, ESTHER M. Arlington, Vt. Middlebury Teacher, Latin and English BROWN, PHEBE C. Greenwich, N. Y. N. Y. State College for Teachers DARROW, AVIS 450 Fulton St., Troy, N. Y. Troy Business College Samaritan Hospital DOOLEY. KATHERINE Greenwich, N. Y. New Rochelle College, N. Y. State College for Teachers Teacher, Albany Public Schools GRIFFIN, MYRON T. Greenwich, N. Y. Bentley School of Commerce N. Y. P. and L. Corp., Troy HERRINGTON. VIOLA J. Mrs. Harold McNeil 2740 Chicago Boulevard, Detroit, Michigan Rochester Dental School HOAG, DWELLE S. Greenwich, N. Y. Cornell, Clarkson College of Technology LEERET. NELLIE Mrs. Fay lVhitaker Greenwich. N. Y. MOSHER, ARLESS D. 554 Ontario St., Schenectady Apprentice Course at G. E. General Electric O'MALLEY, MARTIN R. Greenwich, N. Y. New York Power and Light Corp. PETTEYS. ELSIE Greenwich. N. Y. Ithaca School Physical Education Teacher, P.E. Granville Schools Thirtyffivc 'gn-xnxngngugaining.:-1-3-3.3ng-gnguxuxnxnxnz-xnxnznxn 'n n2u1u3u:uxuxlxltlxltltltltltltllIXIXIXIXIXIXIUXIXIXIXISIXIXIXI IXIXIXIX 5.1 PRATT, LEONE Greenwich, N. Y. R. N. Samaritan Hospital RUDDOCK, HAROLD G. Greenwich, N. Y. Postoffice, Greenwich RYAN, NORA E. 28 East 92nd St., New York City Mt. Sinai, Columbia Registered Nurse TEFFT, BERNICE A. Greenwich, N. Y. New Paltz Normal VANDERVALK. JOSEPHINE Mrs. Stanley Harrington Arlington, Vt. R.N. Health Center WALSH, HELEN I. Grtenwich, N. Y. N. Y. State College for Teachers, Oneonta Normal Greenwich Journal XVHELDEN, MARION E. Walden, N. Y. Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York State College for Teachers Registered Nurse 1926 BRIGGS. JOSEPH YV. Greenwich, N. Y., R. F. D. Briggs Machinery Cu., Inc. CLEVELAND, GEORGE Greenwich, N Y. Colgate A.B., Harvard Law School VaniKirk and Dewell DEUELL, ADA F. Greenwich, N. Y. University of Vermont, Russell Sage, Rider College VanNess and Ru sell GUTHRIE. RICHARD Canaan, Conn. Cornell Doctor of Veterinary Medicine HILL, RAYMOND Greenwich, N. Y. YVestminster College, Albany Col- lege of Pharmacy HOLMES, HELEN Greenwich, N. Y. Samaritan Hospital, Troy HYATT CAROLYN Mrs. Neale Parsons Kinderhook, N. Y. Simmons College LAING, M. SONN Rider College . Mcf'LUNG. JOHN C. Volant, Pa. Slippery Rock Normal McMURRAY. RUTH C. Greenwich, N. Y. Glens Falls Training Class, New Paltz Normal MOREHOUSE, XVILLIAM H. Rensselaer, N. Y. Rutgers MULLIGAN, LILLIAN M. Mary McClellan Hospital, Cam- bridge, N. Y. Auburn Hospital RN. Mary McClellan Hospital PETTEYS, HENRY C. Greenwich, N. Y. Rider College Petteys' Garage RYAN. SATIE Ordensliurg, N. Y. Albany Business College Stenographer SKIFF. LYDIA Mrs. George Ernst 72 XVallace Ave., Baldwin. L. I. Pratt Institute VAN NIEUWENHUYSE, MINA Greenwich, N. Y. Troy Conservatory of Music Teacher of Music XVALLACE, HELEN Ballston Ave., Ballston Spa. N. Y. Temple University Dcntal Hygienist, Schenectady 1927 ANDERSON. EDYVARD Valley Falls. N. Y. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute HALDXVIN. FRANCES Greenwich, N. Y. Mt. Sinai Hospital R,N. McClellan Hospital. Cam- bridge, N. Y. RARBUR. MARION Nnrristown. 'Pa. Goucher College READLE. LOUISE Cambridge, N. Y. N. Y. State College for Teachers Teacher, Rural School RROVVN. MARGARET Mrs. Norman Gray Albany. N, Y. Cobleskill School BURNS. LESLIE Greenwich. N. Y. New York Power and Light Corp. VARY. MARJORIE Greenwich. N. Y. Stevens and Thompson Paper Co. CLARK. SARAH Greenwich. N. Y. Granville Training Class Teacher. Rural School DARROW. MARION Mrs. Harold C. Langdon 1-1 Lincoln Ave.. Glens Falls, N.Y. DEYOE, LEONA Greenwich, N. Y. Newspaper Correspondent FOSTER, RUTH Mrs. Edward Mullany 1110-14th St., Long Island City Mt. Sinai Hospital Equitable Life Insurance Co.. New York City FLAHERTY. JAMES Greenwich, N. Y. Farmer GILCHRIEST, NINA Fordham Hospital, New York St. Lawrence University llietician HANKS, MADELINE Cossayuna. N. Y. HOAG, MARTHA Greenwich. N. Y. Russell Sage College HUNT. HARRY United States Navy LANGDON. HAROLD C. 14 Lincoln Ave., Glens Falls, N.Y. Glens Falls Insurance Co. MOREHOUSE, CHARLOTTE Rensselaer, N. Y. Hope College MULLEN, CELIA 131 Hick St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Stenographer, New York City ROBERSON, FLORENCE Greenwich. N. Y. Morrisville School Teacher, Rural School SHARPE, BOIES lVe-sleyan Teacher at Buffalo University SKINNER, LEITH Greenwich, N. Y. lvilliams VAN NIEUXVENHUYSE, ANTON Greenwich, N. Y. Apprentice Course at G. E. 1928 AIKEN, MARGARET L. South Cambridge, N. Y. BARBUR, EVELYN L. Greenwich, N. Y. Hudson Falls Training Class BURG-ESS, CORA P. 39 Ramsey Place, Albany, N. Y, St. Peter's Hospital, Troy Registered Nurse FLAHER-TY, MARY M. Greenwich, N. Y. Hudson Falls Training Class Teacher, Rural School HEISLER, BLANCHE E. Fort Edward, N. Y. Skidmore College HOAG, MEREDITH W. Greenwich, N. Y. Cornell University HUGHES, NORA E. Greenwich, N. Y. Greenwich Hardware JACKSON, SARAH J. Mrs. John Skiff Glens Falls, N. Y. JACKSON, YVILLIAM Greenwich, N. Y. l2l2l2l!l2l2lZu2lZI !2u1lZlXlXl:lXI2l2IXIXlXIXIXIXIXIXI lzlzltlzlzlzl IX!!!XIIIXlXlXIXIXIXIXlXl!lXlXlXIZIXl2I!lXlflXl1l3'!'3l!'!'2' Q Thirty-six IQIXI2u2IXI2n2u2IXu2IXI3I!IXI1u:IXIZIZIXIXUQIXIXIZIXIZI,nxuxullxlglxngligxl I IXIZIXIZUZQXIXIQIZIZIZIQI:IXIXl3u3u3u2n3n2I3n2lXI1IXu2u2 KAKOULIS, ANNA Greenwich, N. Y. Eastman Business School, Sara- toga Springs, N. Y. Adirondack Furniture Co., Sara- toga Springs KINGSLEY. A. RULLISON Greenwich, N. Y. Stiles Quarry LYTTLE. THOMAS A. Greenwich, N. Y. New York Power and Light Corp. Mm-CLUNG, 'SARAH A. Volant, Pa. Slippery Rock Normal School MOSHER. EDITH HATHAWAY Greenwich. N. Y. Corinth Training Class Teacher, Rural School PEARSON, CASPER South Cambridge, N. Y. Cornell Farmer PETTEYS, ANN MARY Mrs. Warren Bovie Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Samaritan Hospital, Troy, Train- ing Course PERKINS. HARRY C. Schuylerville, N. Y. United Paperboard Co., Thomson SIMMS. FLORENCE E. Greenwich. N. Y. Syracuse Univer ity IVILBUR. HARRIET S. Mrs. Roscoe Williams South Glens Falls, N. Y. 1929 ANDERSON, MAY B. Valley Falls, N. Y. Hudson Falls Training Class Teacher. Rural School BELL. ROBERT S. Greenwich. N. Y. Cornell College of Agriculture BENNETT, WILLIAM E. 2 Chestnut St.. Albany, N. Y. D. and H. Railroad BLOOM, CLARENCE JOHN Greenwich. N. Y. Bloom and Son's Store BURDICK, CARROL J. Greenwich, N. Y. McGill University. Agriculture Farmer CARSVVELL. LOIS M. Greenwich, N. Y., R. F. D. DERAGON. MARGUERITE Mrs, Robert Guilder 7 Shepherd St.. Saranac, N. Y. DUANE, JULIA H. Greenwich, N. Y. Oneonta Normal FOSS, ALBERT F. Greenwich, N. Y. New York Power and Light Corp. HANNON, MARGARET F. Mrs. George Thompson Greenwich, N. Y. HAVERLY, CORA M. Greenwich, N. Y. Barbour Flax Spinning Co. HAYNER. IRVING L. Orofino. Idaho New York State Forestry School, Syracuse University Forester. Clearwater National For- est, Orofino, Idaho HILL, FLORENCE M. 385 Myrtle Ave.. Albany, N. Y. Mildred Elley School Private Secretary KENYON, JOHN C. Greenwich, N. Y. Farmer LUNDBERG. OLOF H. Greenwich, N. Y. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute PETTEYS. LOUISE Greenwich, N. Y. Glens. Falls Training Class Teacher, Rural School PETTEYS, THRINA M. Saranac Lake, N. Y. Samaritan Hospital Trudeau Sanatorium SISSON. ROBERT Schaghticoke, N. Y. Clarkson College of Technology SKIFF. JOHN F. Glens Falls. N. Y. National Baking Company SPRAGUE, WINIFRED J. Greenwich. N. Y. Hudson Falls Training Class Teacher. Rural School STRUNK. NICOLINE A. 21 First St., Troy. N. Y. Troy Business College Collar City Creamery Co., Troy TEFFT, BERT H. Greenwich, N. Y. New York Power and Light Corp. TUGKER. DONALD W. Scotia. N. Y. Apprentice Course. G. E. General Electric WALSH. CAROLINE A. Greenwich. N. Y. Boston University XVELLING. NATHANIEL G. Schaghticoke, N. Y. Cornell WEVER. JOSEPH R. Greenwich, N. Y. Troy Conservatory of Music WHITNEY, GEORGE A. Schaghticoke. N. Y. Clarkson College of Technology 1930 BROWNELL. C. CLIN Greenwich. N. Y. Washington and Lee University CHAMBERS, DOROTHY E. Greenwich, N. Y. Syracuse University DAVVLEY, BETH M. Greenwich, N. Y. DONOHUE, WILLIAM J. Greenwich, N. Y. Albany College! of Pharmacy DUNNING, RICHARD L. Greenwich, N. Y. Northeastern University, Boston FOSTER. DOROTHY M. Greenwich, N. Y. GIBBONS. ALICE C. Greenwich, N. Y. Potsdam Normal GLEASON, ALBERT H. 137 XV. Jersey St., Elizabeth, N.J. Fordham University HANNON, JOHN R. Greenwich, N. Y. HARPER. JESSIE E. Greenwich, N. Y. Portland Normal HAYNER. Doaornr E. Greenwich, N. Y. JOHNSON, H. WRIGHT Greenwich, N. Y. G. H. S. Post Graduate KEGAN, ELMER JOSEPH Glens Falls, N. Y. llfr'MURRAY. ANNA N. Greenwich. N. Y. G. H. S. Post Graduate Mc-QUADE. MARY E. Greenwich, N. Y. MULLAHY, IRENE V. Greenwich. N. Y. Training Course. Troy City Hos- pital, Troy, N. Y. NELSON. ALBIN R. Greenwich, N. Y. Farmer RIGH. EVERETT L. 91 Main Street, Metucheu, N. J. Travelers Insurance Co. RYAN, MARY J. Greenwich. N. Y. SKIFF. MARY Greenwich, N. Y. Skidmore College STANLEY, THEODORE L. Greenwich, N. Y. TEFFT. JANE NV. Greenwich, N. Y. Boston University VALENTINE. MARION A. Greenwich. N. Y. Beauty Specialist VOLZ, JOSEPH S. Greenwich, N. Y. Grand Central Art School XVOOD, MARTHA J. Schaghticoke, N. Y. Russell Sage College I'I2IXIXIXI2I2IZIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIX!XIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXI lxl I I I1I2IXIIIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXI IXIXIXIQIXIZIXIXIXIXI Thirty-seven .z.x.x.x-2-X-x.z'z':'x'x'x.X.!lzl:l!lXl:l:IXIXIXIXIXIIIXlzizlzlzlzlxlzlxlxlxlgl :XIXn2n2uXu2uXl1lXuXn2u2u2l2l2:2l!l2n2I2l1l!u2l2l lin!! 1931 ANDERSON, ANNA M. Valley Falls, N. Y. Potsdam Normal BERKMAN, HARRY A. Greenwich, N. Y. Alfred University BROWNELL, HARRIET A. Cambridge, N. Y. G. H. S. Post Graduate CAMPBELL, JENNIE S. Greenwich, N. Y. CONNERY, DAVID A. Greenwich, N. Y. Syracuse Undertaking School Garrett's Undertaking Rooms CRONIN. ELIZABETH E. Greenwich, N. Y. Albany College of Pharmacy DEWEY, JOYCE R. Greenwich, N. Y. G. H. S. Post Graduate FOSTER, DONALD E. Greenwich, N. Y. FOSTER, GEORGE A. Greenwich, N. Y, GALUSHA, GEORGE E. Greenwich, N. Y. Harry Marshall, Milk Dealer HARRINGTON, CHARLOTTE E Greenwich, N, Y, G. H. S. Post Graduate HAY, LAWRENCE S. Greenwich, N, Y. HENRY, EMILY H. Mrs. John E. Cary Greenwich, N. Y. JACKSON, GEORGE Greenwich, N. Y. G. H. S. Post Graduate JACKSON, JOHN Greenwich, N. Y. Barbour Flax Spinning C0. KARNAGHAN, ALICE V. Greenwich, N. Y. KAKOULIS, CLEOPATRA N. Greenwich, N. Y. Boston Candy Kitchen KENYON, FRANCES A. Greenwich, N. Y. Oneonta Normal MBCARTHUR, FRANCES M. Samaritan Hospital, Troy, Train- ing Course Mc-NEIL, H. LEWIS Greenwich, N. Y. Y. M. C. A. College. Springfield Massachusetts PEARSON, LILLIAN E. South Cambridge, N. Y. G. H. S. Post Graduate POTTER, RUTH M. Greenwich, N. Y. Samaritan Hospital, Troy, Train ing Course QUINN, ESTHER R. Greenwich, N. Y. QUINN, WILLIAM J. Greenwich, N. Y. REID, ISABELLA M. Greenwich, N. Y. Lant's Garage RICH. EVELYN L. 91 Main St.. Metuchen, N. Allan Schol of Commerce Travelers Insurance Co. RICHARDSON, KENNETH Greenwich, N. Y. G. H. S. Post Graduate SAUERT. MALCOLM Greenwich, N. Y. G. H. S. Post Graduate SAUNDERS. ROBERT A. Uossayuna. N. Y. Cornell University SKELLIE, M. EDNA Cambridge, N. Y. Cobleskill TUTKER, ELSIE M. Greenwich, N. Y. G. H. S. Post Graduate Xl HELDEN, YVALTER R. J G Union College, Schenectady lxlxlzltlXlzlzlzlxlxlxlxlxlzlzlzlzlzlxlxlzlxlxlxlzlxlxlzl lxlxlxlxlxl lxl lxlxl uX:XuXIXl!l!lXlXn'l!lXnXlZlXI!lZuxlilxlglinguxnxuxnxnxn Thirty-eight ADVERTISING SECTIQN 3323! XXXXIXIXIXIXIIXIXXXX I 32 3 Trade At LYTTLE'S MARKET Quality Meats Fancy Groceries and Vegetables e . 99 'VI in St. W S WILSON FUNERAL DIRECTOR Funeral Home and Chapel 18 Man Street POVV ELL S DRUG sc JEWELRY STORE X! 3 2I3IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IX! Xl! X X X J. S. DILLON'S PHOTOORAPHIC STUDIO Greenwich, N. Y. First Class Work at Moderate Prices Finishing of Kodaks Studio on Ground Floor l!l!l lil!! IXUS!!! IXIXIXIXIXISIXIXI X 3 2 X White Swan Restaurant and Tea Room A Good Place to Eat the VVhole Year Around QQ Compliments of r Tl 8 1 a -2 n 1 Residence 14 Main Tel. 228 Private Ambulance mr: im 15 5 v I I SERVICE McKess0 IIYHE STANDARD 0F UUALITVUI IXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXUXIXIIUXIX !l I IX!! zlxlxlx xl lxl I I BECKER'S GARAGE CHRYSLER sf PLYMOUTH With Floating Power Sales and Service Main St. GREENVVICH, N. Y: , XIXISIXIXIX 2 2 X X 2 XIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI ltltl The Greenwich Pharmacy C. C. Mealey, Prop. fCf35?33C8Zi Compliments of SAM The Shoeman an I u n l2n2nXl!n!l2IXl!l!I2l!n u2l!uXn2lXuXn2l IXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXI lil2I2IX:2IX:XuXlXu2u1u2n2l2n2u2nXl2l2lXl I! IXIXIXIXI I :Zulu ug: Consult Your Insurance Agent As You Would Your Doctor or Lawyer HORACE J. TABER CARL R. BALDVVIN Insurance - Fidelity and Surety Bonds Real Estate - Investments 9 Hill St. Greenwich, N. Y. Phone 61 Compliments JOHN D. RYAN Furniture and Funeral Director 033822332 AI. LY'I l'I.E 8: SON F LOUR, FEED 8z GRAIN CUSTOM CRINDING A GREENNVICH, N. Y. I UXIXUXUSIXI Xl IXIXIXIXIXIXlrltltltltltltliltltltlxn ' Compliments of COOPER'S Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Men's Furnishings Shoes for the Family And a complete line of Sport Wear Keds, Canvas Shoes In All Sizes oo I N I N I vo I vo I oo I N I oo I I oo I I on I oo I Q I oo I oo I M I oo I 'B N I N I oo I N I I M I I I vo I 3 The GREAT OBJECT of this. ASSOCIA- TION is to CONVERT' the RENT MONEY into a HOME and STOP the RENT PAYMENTS Greenwich Savings and Loan Association A Savings Institution 9 Hill Street Phone 61 lzlxlzlzlxlxlzl IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXlxlzlxlxlXIX ' D. 8: H. Cone-Cleaned Coal Coke-Wood-Crain C. F. SHELDON Phone 206 IXI IXIXI212IXIXlXIXlilXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXI I2 Xu ffm P. BRADLEY GROCERIES lzl IXuXIX:XIX:Xl2I2l!I2I2l2l2I!n1uXuXu1:2u u 12120 ISIS' IE COMPLIMENTS or KINNIN'S STORE X- - XIXIXIXIXI -x-x-x-z-amx-2-2-x-x-x-xv-gm .3.m.g.g.g.m.x-m-x-z- mx- HSIXIZIXIXIXIXIZI .G1?QfQ-CfC- X 2 XIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIX!XIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIX XlX'2'3' XMI!!! X X X X X X X 2 X X X Xlzlzlzlxltlxlxl A REAL TREAT T 0 M , S ' HALL'S GARAGE Clean Eats Starting and Lighting Service CHICKEN DINNER Battery Charging Every Thursday 50c O? DONT FORGET All Kinds of Tailoring MRS MITCHELL S RESTAURANT Home Made Ice Cream GREEN WICH BEAUTY SALON Permanent Waving a Specialty Finger Wave - - Shamp-oioing Scalp Treatment 5 DOLAN'S TAILOR SHOP vo 3 Upstairs 105 Main Street N DRY CLEANING PRESSING M N ugnzuZltlXlXISIXIXIXlXlXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI Greenwich Laundry Complete Laundry Service . ' ELSIE WERSHINER, Prop. 27 Miain Street Tel. 31-J 'X'2I2'X'Xl2'XIX'21312-31312IZIZIZIXIXIXI:Izuznzuzng-3-3-gnxng-:im .pun ng-xngnguxnznznzuxuznxuzuxvrz IZIZIXIXUZI IXIXIXIXI COMPLIMENTS or H . T . M E S I C K Insurance of All Kinds XX XX X X XXXIXIXIIXIXIX IXIIX X XXXXXXXXXX XXX!XXXXXXXXIXIXUXIIXIXIXIXIX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XX XXIXIIXI L. C. DUNNING COAL and LUMBER IXIXIXIX X X X X X X X X X X X IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI I IXIXIXIX X X X X X X X X X X X X Xl I I I IXIXIXIXIXI X X X X X PETTEYS' GARAGE BUICK and PONTIAC SELF-SERVE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF D. P. LITTLE X XX COMPLIMENTS OF CRONIN BROTHERS Compliments of MunrO's Garage SALEM STREET XX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX F. BLOOM GROCERIES GREEN W ICH N. Y. X X COMPLIMENTS OF Grand Umon CO Phonel58 ' , XX XX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XX X XX XXXXX XXXXXXXX XX 1 L . 0 XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXX XIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI XXXXXXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXIXXXXXXZXXSKXXXXXXXX X XX!! X DQ COMPLIMENTS o F Lyttleis Coal and Coke Yard acsmcezemacazarfazaf COMPLIMEN1 S OF GREEN WICH HARDWARE Frigidaire El ectrical Supplies Radios Plumbing and Wiring Heating ALL WORK GUARANTEED QQm1 YUU SHOULD READ The Greenwich Journal A newspaper that records the activities and is devoted to the interests of Greenwich and VVashington County. 32.00 A YEAR --- AND WORTH IT An Effective Prompt Job Advertising Medium Printing Service F e -f 111111111 111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 111111111111111111111111111X1Z11lXlXlZ1 11111111111 121 ,Q . PETERS COMPANY CLQTHIERS ARCH PRESERVER SHOES OLENS FALLS, N. Y. OPERATING AS WILSON CLOTHING CO. I N Rutland, Vt., Fair Haven, Vt., Granville, N. Y., Saranac Lake, N. Y. 1111151111111111111111111111111111111111111 IXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIZI Xl 111211111'11111111111212121111111111111111121112121212111112111 . E. J. SKIFF J. W. HAMILTON MEATS 3 JEWELER and OROCERIES 2 Q OPTOMETRIST DRY GOODS Ballston Spa, N. Y. 5 3 l I to I I X ZIXIXIXIXIXIXISIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIUZIXIZIXIXIZIXIZI IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXUIXIZIXIXIZIXIZIZIZIZIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIZIZIXIZIZIUXIXI ZIZIZIXIUZIXIXlil!!X'XlXl2lil!I2IZIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIX'XIX' l!l2l!lXlZlXlXl2I!!!I!IXIXIZIXIXISIXIZIZI2lX1!1!131!1!1!1!12l2l! l2IXIXl:IXI2l2lXI2IX:XIXuXl2lXlXlXI IXIX!!!2I2I202QXIXIXlXIXl2l2uXlXlXl2nXIXlXl IXIXI2IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXI ISI I IXIXI I I 1873 1932 QI 3 COMPLIMENTS OF The M. Sonn Company For fifty-nine years this firm has done busi- 2,3 8 ness with our Senior and Junior Class and H The Whole staff of Educators 'E We hope to serve you for many more E E Phone 4-R Years to Come E ' . Plumbing and Heating f ' ir' l ma.. :r gr, - ,a..on-unw1u,m:svm:1u.-.u-n:,- .wus-rexvnrsm I up-.mm Y- , :MM-f -.,,..-.