Hempstead High School - Colonial Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)
- Class of 1928
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www Q ew 1fmi+Fiw:-0+ QEELWEO mwksimik Q3 so Q A QQ THE COLONIAL ig E? 3 i 1928 v w x 1' s? Q52 QP QQ SP 1? 5 X, E Q? ir i fl Q LL 1 GW QP 5131 www fr 9 5 +? GQ ii? Q? 5? Q Published Annually by the JUNIOR CLASS of ,vig ig HEMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL . li I gg Vol. VI . 1927 555 cf wfdr-53 gc -ag Lalvlf?-Q-En-ff?-yfefqgfefmgfb-epvqkzfg, Qfsfs- f fo Q3 gb ' 30 -T45 Q W 1 1 k 4 TO CiR.XC'li SAMMIS RICHD OUR GOOD FRIEND, UNTIRING HHLPHR A STAUNCH SLWPORTIER, XVE, THE CLASS 1928, Rl'1SPliC'l'FUI.l.Y DI'IDICA'I'E THIS BOOR N XJ QW A 3' X ,fi Y.- A NJ F , , , . AJ! X r 4 fi I THE COLONIAL STAFF 1 Miss EASTBURN .,1.. , I Adviser 2 FREDERICK DOOLITTLE ,, ..., Editor-in-Chief 9 KATHERINE LASCELLE RRRR sAssociate Editor LITERARY EDITORS 3 KATHERINE NICHOLS 6 EDWIN MANNING 12 ADELE MASSETT 16 DOROTHY EIKHOFF 26 KATI-IRYN MILLER 18 MILDRED BOESCHEN, Classes and Organizations f 19 JOHN REEVES, Nonsensia DOROTHY CANTFIL EMILY I-IURRY MYRON PEREZ ANNA GRACE I YJ., ly . 1 , A , - 1, 1 Z3 GORDON MACKENZIE, Photographer J 7 'A BX.: ATHLETICS EDITORS Q 7 ELIZABETH RENISON 8 WILSON MADDEN ART EDITORS 15 WINFIELD FARON TIBBY O'REILLY BUSINESS STAFF 4 JOSEPH TRATMAN, Chief 28 MASON CARLISS, Advertising Manager 22 EUGENE HOLLINGSWORTH, Circulation Manager ASSISTANTS 5 JAMES MANSFIELD 13 RUSSELL MCKAY 10 FLORENCE ROETGER I4 BENJAMIN STEIN 11 FRANCES LANDGRAF Z4 MORRIS EDELSTEIN K, I Z7 FRANK LAURENCE I928 I E K . X A H ,nm . xxx W x- 1 A mwwlds: ' ' sh, 7 wwmmfmwi w 1 '7 C' U O N l 1 Toe Spz'7'z'Z gf zfze Scfzool The calls and shouts of lusty youth, The chattering laugher of the groups Of carefree students, and the buzz Of classes, animate the great Brick building, 'till it seems alive, And seems to have a low roar of its own. But noise and bustle of the day G-ive way to quiet, and with night, Falls silence through deserted halls. The shadows steal across the floors, And hide in gloom the empty desks, While ghostly moonbeams light the vacant porch. Then through the halls, with graceful step And laughter light, the Muses come. Released from toil in dog-eared books They gather there in merry mood And revel all the night away, 'Till dawn recalls them to their tasks again. Ah! Would you see the merry group Who gather nightly? Nay, not so, Few may behold it, those alone Whose hearts to beauty are attuned Whose minds on learning are bestowed, May see at night the Spirit of the School. K. Lascelle, '28. --u-u-uiuin-1un--u-:: :n-1: 1:71 n -- -- :- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- - -- -A-- - -- -- -- -- - --- ---- -- -- --. L?E.f8 : .. . E . Q Q fs .. -. .. .2925 ilu frllrmnrmm f-1 S1111 ul xrul-itmn NIl11'l Ol IIIUIOY xful Ntllflillf n 1 mtl hull frxenc Q21 THOMAS J. CYDQNNELL Chap .' : .'12T Vi .' .z Lg ', ' .'2T Svr1'1'e-t:11'y. History Vlub, '27 l z1ifl' A - . untiring NVQ 'lvl' : ,': ' I. 0 I I xy CII f I I i I FACULTY J T P CALKINS L.. Supt. of Schools RAYMOND MAURE S Prlnclpal HILDA M HARDY L .. Secretary MABEL B. MAXWELL LAsst Pr1nc1pal LOUISE R. HUESTON SENIOR SCHOOL HARRIET BAKER HAROLD BALLENTINE EUNICE BASSEMIR WILLIAM BEDDOXV ROYAL D. BENNER MARION R. BENNETT ELIZABETH D. BUDD ALLISON P. COVERT VIOLA I. CROSS MABEL DAVIS ' SARA EASTBURN A. FRANKLIN FAUST JOSEPH H. FAY XVILHELMINA PFISTA BERTHA G. FIELD KATHRYN HUGHES ' GERTRUDE R. GARDNER HOWARD M. GOLDY FLOYD KETCHAM DONALD S. GREENLUND FLORENCE M. HALL ELIZABETH L. HARVIE I MARY E. IRISH KATHERINE LANE -' MILO W. LATHROP I GERTRUDE A. LOVEJOY ' FLORENCE A. MCDERMOTT NEVA I. MITCHELL E. CARLTON MOORE IXELLIE F. MUNGER ISA M. NEEL HELEN M. NEWCOMB EDITH NEWMAN ESTELLE C. NOON ANNA H. OLSON FRANK PILL, Jr. GLADYS PORTER ' BERNICE QUINLIVAN GRACE S. REED CATHERINE A. ROGERS MARIE L. RUPPERT GERTRUDE RHODES. ' ELEANOR SHIPBANKER DONALD E. SMITH RUTH B. SNYDER ff' CARL J. STENHOLM HARRIET STOWE WILMA WALSH I HAROLD W. WILLIAMS I ELIZABETH TALMADGE M. E. POWELL . JUNIOR SCHOOL HETTY M. DROMEYLI, ...Principal ESTHER GREEN LUN D DORIS HERDMAN X ff! --..-........-...1 1 ....-1....-..................-.1.,1,.....1m1..1..i,,i......-...u-I-1-I...-..-.-..-....-.....,.-.,.......- . ..,l.- . . .l2?32.-..- - -.. fi.--E . C? - O.. lr..-.Q1..33l fE-..l1-.....-..-. - I . A HISTORY OF THE COLONIAL The first edition of the Colonial of Hempstead High School, was published by the class of 1923. It was through Mr. Maure's suggestion and the voluntary aid of Miss Ratelle and Miss Beattie that the publication of a Junior year book was under- taken. The Editor-in-Chief of the book was Renwick Hurry and the staff consisted of twelve members. The first Colonial was dedicated to Superintendent of Schools, Mr. J. T. P. Calkins, and a note of appreciation for the splendid work which Mr. Maure had done in the new school was included. That pioneer year book of 1923 was a great achievement and was a fine start for the volumes which have followed. The staff of the Colonial, '24, headed by Ira Hanson, was enlarged by 4 members. Miss Beattie and Mr. Shifferdecker were official Faculty Advisers, and Miss Snyder, Miss Ratelle, and Mr. Kistler also gave their time and efforts toward the success of the book. It was changed in form somewhat, and to accommodate a larger group of sen- iors and a greater number of organizations, was made bigger. It was dedicated to Charles H. Ludlum, Head of the Board of Education, and contained a history by him of the Hempstead Schools from the time of the settlement of Hempstead in 1644. In the following book an interesting ac- count of the High School was given by Miss Nellie F. Munger, to whom the volume was dedicated. This memoir of Miss Munger's twenty years in Hempstead High School was a fitting preface to the story of the school during 1923-1924. There was one faculty adviser, Mr. Howard Goldy, and Fred Miller was Editor-in-Chief. Mr. Howard Goldy supported the staff of the following Colonial also, with Roger Whitman as Editor-in-Chief. The book was dedicated to Miss Eugenia Miller, who had taught in the High School for twenty years. Miss Miller, as had Miss Munger, gave an account of her years in Hempstead. The Colonial, '27, under the faculty guidance of Miss Hilda Roberts inaugurated attractive panel frames for the Senior cuts. The staff, led by Sherwood Silliman, dedi- cated their book to Miss Dorothy Powell. The Colonial, '28, dedicated their book to Miss Grace Sammis Reed. The staff was piloted through one-half the year by Miss Roberts and, after her departure in January, her work was continued by Miss Eastburn. So, through six volumes, the growth of Hempstead High School has been recorded. In 1922 a staff of twelve published a Colonial in which were forty Seniors and three organizations. In 1927, a staff of 28 has published a Colonial in which are 156 Seniors and 21 organizations. Cannot Hempstead be proud of such an increase? Nor have the classes and organizations alone grown. Their growth is the result of a feeling of pride in our school, a desire to make Hempstead High School the finest possible, and the realization of this ideal. 1 1 1,1 .1..1,.1 n1..,1-..1..1.,..-,,,.1..1,,1-., 1..,,.,.,,,1,,1,U1,.1..1..1,.1..1..1..1,...1..1,,,1,.1..1,,.,1...,1,..1.,1,..1...,1..1.,1.,1,,,1,..1 1.,.1...1...1.. 'I' H Ii C O I, .Q-EXL-I-iX-L-----S9-M EENDK ff! n 1 fn AK' ,T xx 1 X X , ! x A fi J Fd 41 X J 1 1 . ig' Ewan-' 28 ,...--3 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1: 1 1: 11.1.1 ,:..-0 :nY1:- 1.. 1:1 1 1.1 1.,1..1.......1.,,1..,,.1.,,.. 1,,,.1,...1..,1 1 1K.1..1M11,1N.1M1...1...1..1n.1.11..........,1.,1,..1..1,..,1...1,,1...,1.,.,1...1..1.u1.,.1 1n.1,...1...1.,.1 -fi'2i,L --,,- ,-, ,lQ.1i,.,.?. . l --,-,Q- Q- .L .FL .Nl J- 3- ll- - 1 9 3 5 SENIORS The joy of a task accomplished Move on, O Time, in thy flight of years, Is yours Commencement Day. Bring back with fame to us some day Go forth in the world with heads erect, These, now whose faces upward turn Carry on, in the Hempstead Way! To carry on in the Hempstead way. You'll leave in our school a vacant place, God bless you and peace attend you, When you start on Life's great Way, Cn Life's journey from day to day, And we'll thrill with pride to know that you'll Our School Spirit true will guide you. Carry on in the Hempstead way. Carry on, in the Hempstead Way! Dorothy Cantfil, '28 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ferdinand Mann President Dorothy Kruhm ,, ce,, ,Secretary Kenneth Glenn , L L Vice-Bresident John Wolff C , , Treasurer Nliss Hall , is ., .. Adviser Q FLORENCE Nl. HALL Senior Class Advisor, '24, '25, '26, '27 'Sw-li good in alll. scorn but 1Jl'0l4'llSl', lim- liom-st, clleerful. kindly, true. 151-livve in lil'v's B4'll0flK7Plll'0!,v 1. 1 1.1,.1.1..1..1,...... 1 ,,,::1: 1-, -- 11- -3.1:-u an - 1 1 -11 1 1 1 1.1 1 1.1 1,,,,1 .- T N 9 . LESLIE ALGAR Cross Fountry. '26 Tl'2lf'k, '26, '27 do 00111-USS xuysc-lf to zl1'gl1z- lightly with my lm Pratt Institute- ARTHUR AUTERHOFF llistm-5' Club. '27 Footbznll. '27 A 1112111 in va1'11Q-st finds lll1 2lllSQ lf he l'2lllll0t find, 1:1'v:1t4-s ll1Qlll.u Jalllzlivzl T1'z1i11i11gg Svlxool DAVID BALLANTINE llalll Pop, '21i. '27 llisiury Vlub. '27 l1ll1'l'2ll'j' Vluh. '27 f10l0Ill2ll Stuff. '2li i':11'1w Die-111 Somluliials. '26 -Illlllil. '27 Fmmsul f'ill'1Pl' Dim-111 Sodulilals, '27 I 'l'l1i11gs 11111 not illXV2lf'S what they sv1'111.' Aml11'1'st RAYMOND E. BARKER mmial Slzlff. '26 Hall Uop, '27 I I f'01'f'l1I0 f'2lStPI12I1l0, '27 Asst. l'hie-1' Chap. Squad I'1!1'i0t Stuff, '27 Czlfvtc-1'iz1 SMH, 'QT IilIIMVI!'lIg0 is powvlf' Post G1':uIu:1t0 Course CLARENDON BARNES 'In-I thc- world wzlgrgrv. I mln- minv PRISO... ELRINA EDNA BARNES To be virtuuus is to bv 4511-at. GERTRUDE BARTHOLOMEU Lv Um-rvlc I l'illlK'RllS. '26 Carpv Diem Smlalitas, '26 'IAM your bm-sl, your little part And lw as lmppy as yuu can. l'flfl101'il11! Gibbs' S0c1'0l:11'i:1l Svhoul MARGUERITE BENNETT I IlK'l'2ll'j' Vlulw. '24 I'sI1vx'. '25 I lf'f'l'l'lll0ll2lNl1'll2lll0. '25-'2li Ilxlll Vamp, '25 I low- lll1'l'l'lllN'llf for 11101'1'i11w11t's sake. Imscw-llv .-Xcarlc-rxly MARION MORSE BOES 1111 :xml Ink Ululr. '2li. '27 SVIUIICK' l'lllb, '27 Illt'1'Zll'j' Vlllll. '2li. '27 lllllflllllll Stuff. '26 1 , , . .....,. . , .,- .,... I1 KUITI1'I'1'illll'ZllS. 2.1. .Zh I4lll1'ill'j' Stuff, .2-n, 24 f'2ll'lM' Ifll'lll Suclzllilzls. '27 ..r v H - ln.l1'x. ulll- te-urs. I know not what ilu-5' 1111-ull. St. ll:nw1'vnm- HELEN BOSCH Science Club, '27 I'zn'pe Diem fSodz1litas, '27 History Club. '27 Latin II. Prize. '25 Library Stahl, '26, '27 Pen and Ink Club, '26 Literary Club, '26, '27 Im Vercle B11'2llll'2liS, '26, '27 V-P. Pen and Ink Club, '27 Senior Girl Squad, '27 Her air. her Ill2IllllQ'1'S. :ull who Saw aulmired, Fourtoous. tho' Coy. and gentle tho' retired. Hurnzwd J UDSON BRANCH WVith smiling face his friends to greet. Morning finds him trim and neat, HAZEL ESTELLE BREWSTER Xe-s. I lmve lived. Nor will I now cease my life. RUTH MADELINE BRYAN lmmm-rm-iznl Club. '26 El Ferculo Castellano. '26 A poor PXCIISP is beth-r than none. Jzlluaivzl 'l'1'zlining School MARGARET E. BUCKLEY History l'lulr. '27 Sl'lt'lll'8 Vluh, '26, '27 fl0Illll10l'l'liIl Club, '26, '27 I vourt no favor. ask no place, But what :1 happy life-' will grace. WINIFRED BUSHELL story Club, '26 1'Slll'l'. '25 N4 ie-llvv fllllb. '26 fl0lIlIll1'l'f'l2ll Club, '25 l lll'l'Rll'y f'lub, '26 1'1'vs. 1'01nl11+'rf'ial fllub. '26 Lo Form-lv Fl'21lll'2llS, '25, '26 Not what wo haw. but what we use. rn, Y K, MARION E. BUTLER History Club, y26, '27 GIPP Ulub, A26 E1 Ccrculo Caste1h111o, '27 Sciv11m- Flub, '27 She IIPYOI' f2lNl1i0llOd 21 jibv or taunt To wound thv soul of :1 1'vllowm:111. Ja111ui1'u T1'a1i11i11g Schooll CHARLES CARSWELL EHgll66l'illLZ Sock, '23, '2-l J1111to.'27 Le Cerclc 14i1'21llCiliS, '26 Bzlskvtbzlll Sllllild, '27 Hull Cop, '27 '1'l10s0 to the 91111 of filllfl shall lllZlI'k the- 111:111: Courage and will to xnrwt and beau' his 81121113 of strifv KATHERINE CLARK Lite1'z11'y Cluub. '26 Cil1'1ll' Dis-111 Sudzllitns. '26-'21 Sciem-0 Ulub, '26. '27 L0 t'l'l'4'lP 1 l'iUli'iliS, '27 Ilistury Club. '27 VV01'ds 2l1'0 1116-11's dilll2llf91'S, but God's sous arc- things S racuse y GEORGE E. CHRISTMAN Ilisfnry Ulub, '27 llzlll Cop, '27 A gnml 2l1'f'll1'l' is not known by his arrows, but by his aim. C0ll1lllbl2l. GEORGE CLOSSET l':1t1'i0t, Stuff. 'QT llnll Frm, '26 llllillltll Squurl, '27 Llkxllfklllillll Hull Pops P Football. '26, '27 XV1l!'1lS :iw for XVUIIIUIIQ notions for lll1'll.N 1'olyt+-vllliiv Ilistitlltv SARAH COHEN l,ite11'a1'y Club, '26 Sf'l9lll'1' Vlub. '27 lfll fl91'C?lll0, l'ustvll:mo, '26-'27 Coiiiiiwwial Ulub, ' flZll'lNl Divm Sodnlitals. '26 Joy risvs in me likv :1 Sl1lllIDf?1 S mm-li. N4-w York Ul1lX't'l'Slty' ANNA CONNORS History Vluh. '25, '26 lm Corcle l 1':1ur':1is, '25, '26 Litm-irn1'y Vluh. '25 'Fl1v1-cfs no frie-url like Clicker. Business School ISABELLE COOK l4Ilf'm'r'ulol'ustvllauo. '26-27 Vshvr. '26 History Uluh, 27 Basketball. '26, '27 Literary Uluh, '27 l'nf41tei'ia Stuff, '27 HUOIIN! forth into thv light of things, LM Nature be your tvacherf' GRACE CULLINGFORD Vurlw Ilia-lu Sodalitas, '26, '27 History Club, '27 Lv Cert-le Francais, '26, '27 Lvl, lcuowledgo grow from more to morv. Adelphi GRACE M. DAVIDSON Le Cercle Francais, '26, '27 Science Club, '27 History Club. '27 Senior Girl Squad, '27 Literary Club, '26, '27 Usher, '27 Carpe Diem Sodalitas, '27 In her tongue is the law of kindness. Hollins LOUISE DEBES Literary Club, '26, '27 Science Club, '26, '27 Carpe Diem Sodulitas, '27 Art Club, '27 Aedile Carpe Diem Sodalitas, '26 Lots of pep and a good sport. Jamaica Training School THERESA L. Y. DELLAMANO History Club, '26, '27 Usher, '27 l'en and Ink Club, '26, '27 Pres. Le Cercle Francais, '27 Carpe Diem Sodulitas, '26 Literary Club, '26, '27 In- Cerclf- Francais, '26 Science Club, '26, '27 t'hief Sr. Girl Squad, '27 Glee Club, '26 A lllf'l'l'y heart maketh a cheerful countenance. St. Joseph's BETTY DIXON L1l1'l':1l'y Ulllh, '26. '27 Ilistory Vlllll. '26. '27 l':11'p1'Di0l11 Smlzllita1s.'26-'27 Glu-1 Club. '26 'l'l'v:1s.1'v11:1ml Ink Vlub. '27 l!z1ske1tb:1ll Squad. '26, '1 SK'i1'lll'1' Vinh. '26. '27 4. 1- 5llli'4'1't' and true- to all is slug NVIII1 vast :uni wish- ability. KVM le-slvy ALICE DONAHUE Rip Yam Xvillklth '26 A tl1Oll1fllflll and quim-1 graxvo. tl1uug.:l1 lumpy still -Iillllflilil 'l'l'2lillillQ.f S1-lmol HELEN DOWNING 'l'1'v:1su1'e1' Flaws '25 Slllliibl' Girl Squml H 'l'l'41:1s111'e1' Sl'i0llI'P Club. '27 Sl i9Ili'l' Vlub. '26 Le- f'Pl'Clf' Fl':mr':1is. '26. '27 IAifQ'l'2ll'j' Flub. '26 P l':11'1w Diem Sodzllitas. '26-'27 IvSllf'l'. '27 History Ulllll, '26, '27 I!v1' fl'i0lll'lS arc- llllllly. Ih-1' frwsfau-sf thorf- 21llj f VIRTU DUNLOP l'o1un1P1'c'i:1l Ulub, '20 Quiv1ly and silvntly shn- f':uuv. lll'0NVllf?'S Husiuvss Svhool GRACE ELLIOT 4':11'p4- lVll0lll Sorlulitns, '26 Litm':11'y Club, y27 Art Club. '27 llnw swvc-I und fair she sm-xus to bv. Jillllillfil Trniningg Svhool JACOB FARBER l.l c'k'l'l'lll1l 1'ZlSff'llilll0. '26-'27 S!'l0llI'0 Vlub. '2 l:2lSPb2lll, '25. '2li. '27 Ilalll Cop, '27 'ill'lN41fl1'lll Sorlnlitns. '26-'27 Chapel Squad, '27 U1-1-lwst1':1. '24, '25 'l'll1' wlu-vl that turns gntlu-1's no rust. Yale N1'l1'lll'0 Vlub. '27 L0 4'0l'f'lF' Fraucslis, 624 .4 RICHARD FAUROTE S1'lf'lll'l' Vluh, '26, '27 llistory Club, 27 l.ilvr:n-y Vluh. '27 l'ut'1-twizn Stuff, '27 NVilliug: my task to dog 1 ' ' and fair. . tn 024. JOHN FELDIS Ilall Cop, '27 'WVO live in clovds, not years. lly nvts. not timv, is our life 1'e001'flf-4l. Pratt Instituto EDITH GARDNER History Club, '26, '27 Svivuvo Club, '26 Litelrary Club, '26, '27 Le Vvrvlv F'ranr'ais, '26, '27 ROBERT GAW Calf:-tvria Stuff, '26 Patriot Staff, '27 Severn Keys to Ralflpzilv, '27 Hull Pop. '27 Ile is the very pineapple- of politeness. f'01llIHblll Glen Club. '24. '25 Disrn+-li, '26 liitoi-ary Club. '26, '27 History Club. '27 Svimivv Club. '26, '27 Patriot Stuff, '27 S4-uior Girl Squad, '27 Vic-0-l're-s. Class. '25 f'2ll'D0 lbia-in Sorlnlitus. '27 LP ik-rc-le Frzmvais. '26 Quzwstor Pen and Ink Ulub. '26, '27 Uurpo lbia-in Soflulitals, '26 SPVUII Keys to Bzllxlpulfn Sworn Koys to Bulrlpa1t'v. '27 liittlv :md livm-ly and wholly m1'0f1'Pv. 'l'l1:1t's what illl irleul girl should be-. llollius Uoloniul Staff, '26 Sophomore Advisory Hd., Baseball BIi'ill2l,1f0l', '27 El l'vr0ulo l'nst0llal10. '26 llzlll Cop. '26, '27 History Club, 27 1'll9P1'l1l1Hlt'l', '27 SCl0llf'l Club, '27 Svvv11 K1-ys to IzillllD2ltG', '27 Let us thou be up :mud doing, NVitl1 :l hvurl for any fatvf' lffw il MIT sq-3 ARTHUR GARTNER 1311111111-1'f-izxl Club. '27 0 rule- ol' my litl- is to lllllkt' busim-ss IIIUJIS IPIl'2lSlIl'4' my businvss ANNA GIBSON 1101111111-1'ci:11 Flub, '27 llislury Club, 'ij El f1l'l'1'lll0 11ZlStl'Hilll!i, '26 A Ill+'1'I'j' he-:11'I govs :ull tho day. FRANK R. GILIBERTY JI lI1lI 1011 'A History Flub. 'L' z ' . Svivllvv Flub. '27 l'slu'r, 'QT l'is good-will lll2lkt'S illU'HiQ'l'lliK Iiroolilyll l'uly-'1'e-1'l111i4-' lllsliilliv 7i'3QQ5f'f'7f'QQ'fif'fEffEf'QQ'Qff'Ef'f FRANCIS GILREATH I'l:1ll Cop. '26, '27 l':1fe-tm-1'i:1 Stuff, '27 lAllQ'l'Rl1'y Ulub, '26, '27 Tran-k. '27 1'lm1n-l Squzul, '26, '27 Litm-1':11'y Club, '26, '27 xvll'lx-l'1'f S. Svivllcv Ulub. '26 Scivucfe Club, '24, '25 Lv 1'v1'clv l I'Illll'.. '25. '26, '27 1'l'0Sld01lt Sm-ivuc-0 Club Sigh no Ill0l'!', lzulivs, sigh no more. St. Lawrvuvu KENNETH LEE GLENN Yll'l'l l'RESlIll'lNT. slcxlon CLASS Football, '24, '25, '26 Bnslwtbull, '25, '26, '2 Football flillllillll, '27 lhlsolmzlll, '25, '26: '27 Hall Cop, '24, '25, '26, '27 Ile is too ll1lIl'll our pride to provoke our envy. Colgate EVELYN GRAP Svis-xwv Ulub. '27 Art Club, '27 Sll1'lN'1' is tlw pwfm-ci1-sit lu-1'alzl of joy. ,lillllillfil 'l'l'llllllllg School 7 ALICE GRAHAM 1411 FQ-1'::l1lo Casts-llmm, '26, '27 l'0lll4' to mv. you with flu- IIIIIQZIIIIIQ fmfa HAROLD GREENE . f IIIf'1'l'1'llI01'2lSU'lI2lllU. '26-27 Iizlsr-ball. 4 llistury Club. '27 Ilall Cop. J X' It is an pool' sport that is nut NVlll'fll tllv l'2lIl l'0lj'll'f'llllI1f Institut:- MILDRED GRIMM Im l'vrvlv Frs., '24-'25-'26-'27 Sl'lli0l' Girl Squaul 4 Pe-n and Ink Club. '26 S1'I4'll1'0 Vlulr. '26 H 1-v. I'1-ll and Ink Club, '27 f,l'2lI01'ii'lll Vollln-st 76 LiL'y l'lub, '24, '25, '26, '27 l'xh1'1', 27 Ilist. Club. '24, 25, '26, '27 f'0I0llI2lI St:xfI'. '26 N1'Yl'll Ka-ys tu H:1l1lp:1t1'. '27 l':lt1'int Sl:1fT. '26 H Tho 0111- worth whilv. Is flu- 0111- who will smih- NVIH-11 4-vm-ryllxing gm-s ds-:ul XYl'0llg'. EELICE GUNTHER litcwury Club, '27 Scie-lu-v l'lub, '27 lrpv I,ll'Ill Smlulitas. '27 L0 l'4-rvlv 1 I'illll'2'llS, '26, Za Nlnilllgll and 1'vjoicm-, laugh and rejoice, If giggles wm'v dollars I'd own a Rolls-Royce. Russa-ll Sago CHARLES HAAG Ilistory Ululn, '27 Commercial Club, '27 Now-r say div. MARGARET ANNE HAASE lil K'vr1-ulo C2lSl0llilll0, '26, '27 History Club, '27 1'1lIll11li'l'I'l2ll Club. '27 , l contn-nf mysr-li' to bc 4-ln-1-rfully good. MOLLY IQIANLEY History Club, 27 I4ll'l'l'2ll'Y Club. '27 Science l'lub, '27 Sl'l0l'fll2lllKl Prize, '25 Comxnvrcial Club, '27 Tylwwritiug Prize-, '27 YVl1e11 she had passvfl, it was as tlw 1-oasillg of music JAMES HARRIS 1'lPlll'lllg, '27 I like to laugh and fond I mu Of every WV6'll-fll1'll9ll l'Iblgl'illl1. Cornell MOYLAN HART flilfllf' 1,l0lll Smlalitus. '26 lllf1'1'2ll'y Club. '27 Ilistury Flub. '27 llull Pop, '27 Just at tho am' 'twixt boy and youth. XVh1-u thought is spw-'Poll and spvvcll is truth. Il3lI'Vtll'll MARJORIE MAE HENDRICKSON l,itvl':11'y Vlllb. '24, '25 L0 cY4'l'l'll' B'I'illli'ZliS, '24 YViIl1 vlu-4'1'f11l g.51'au :xml ulnizlblv sight. Sj'1'1lK'llSl' DOROTHY HILKEMEIER llistm-5' Ululs. '21i. '27 l7iI'1-l':x1'y l'lub. 26. '27 Sf'i4'lIf'1' Club. '27 1.0 l'1-rvlv l l'2lll1'iliS. U Art Vlulr. '27 l,:sugfl1il1g m'lu-1-1't'11lm-ss Illruws sllllligllt. Ull ull paths uf Iifvf' lzil l'll2l lwl MILDRED HOFFMAN . .-..... , . ...,, 11UIIIIIll'I'Q l2lI 1'llll1. 2-1. 2b. 24 lllllilllill NMR. 21: Ilislory Ululr. '27 ln frin-nullim-ss I was 1-:xrly tzluglnl to bs-lim-val HENRY HOWARD Uarpv Diem Sodzilitas, '27 Le Cercle Francais, '2 l'l1 always declare in foul weather or fair, It's a mighty good world aftvr ull. EDITH HULEU Patriot Staff, '24, '25 Vlnss I,l'4'Slflf'llt, '25 l Volouinl Staff, '26 l'vu and Ink Club, '26 llitvrary Club, '26, '27 Prvs. Pe-11 :uid Ink Club, '21 llshvr, 26 .xlgl-ll11'il Prize-, '24 Class Prize, '24 Librzxry Stuff, l2-l, '25, '26 1 l C'a1fe-teria Stuff, '26, 27 A maid ul' sixtveu, blue--1-ya-d, with golden hair. Los Angeles Hospital EDGAR JACKSON Colonial Staff, '26 Football Squad, '26 Carpe Diem Sodalitas, '26327 Junto, '27 Hull Cop, A27 IJll01'lll'j' Club, '26 lst Prize Essay Contest, '26 llistory Club, 26 Oh Latin, what a bore it is! Post Graduate Course JACOB JACKSON El U4-rx-ulo Castvlluuo, '26 The right man in the' right plum-. EDITH JACOBS Lite-1':11'y Club. '26 History Club, '24 Le- f'l'l'l'l4' FI'illl4,'2liS. '26, '27 Sf1il'll1'1' Club. '21 Glu- Club, '2-L '26 Ive- found that lifu-'s 114:11 and lasting joys e-1' ull :Irv not volllu-1't+-rl with tllv l'1ll?f'I'iIlg and noise' I'HlIliI'2l RALPH HERBERT JOHNSON 1311111114-l'1'i:1l Club, '26, '27 Mon of few words are the best men' MOLLIE KALINSKY Literary lllllll, '27 IIlSllIl'.Y fllllll, '27 l'011111101'1'i:1l Club, '27 S1'l0ll4'l' l'lul1. '27 Le fl1'l'1'll' F1':111f':1is, '27 Her voiee is sweet, 111-1' lll2lllll!'l' lilllll. JANITH KICE llisfory l'l11l1. '27 Llf1'l'ill'j' f'l11l1. '27 Le Cercle Francais, '26, '27 Scfie111-e Club. '27 Farpe Diem Sodal., '25-'26-'27 Secy. Philatelic Soc-iety A comrade good, without pretense, Blessed with l'l'2lS0ll and 1111111111011 sense. Mount Holyoke RAYMOND KING Hall Cop, '26, '27 Speak as you will. 'A 111:111's il lllilll for 11' that ELLA KLEIN llistovy l'lulm. 'QT l'UlllIll4'l'l'iiil l'lub, '27 I'Ix'v11 hm' I.Zlilill1,.fN lm-nnwl on vilrum-'s sith-. I-IERMAN KNAUTH Ilnxwry Vlnlr, 'QT Scienvu Club, '27 As busy as n bee. Pratt Institute MILDRED KRAJCI - V X z 'z 's, '25, '26 History Ulub, '27 If 111111 P11111 ll ll'D0 Iii!-'Ill SfNhllit2lS, '27 Literary Club, '27 Sl'i0llI'l' Club. '27 Kind, gvntlc and sincere. Skidmore DOROTHY NORMA KRUHM sl-:1'11H'1'.xm' smxmlc CLASS Pen and Ink Club, '26 Literary Club. '21i. '27 Treas. Pen and Ink Club. f'z1fet,eria Staff, '26. '27 4 Carpe Diem Sodalitas. '2 ICI Ven-ulo f'ustellnuo, '27 '27 Patriot Staff. '27 f'0l0lll1ll Staff, '26 History f'lub. '27 S1-in-mre Flub. '26, Library Staff. '27 Senior Girl Squad Her intluenve was ai thing, not to be divided 01 disvussed, but to be felt with gratitude and jow Pntheriue Gibbs' Seereturifil School LASZLO J. KUN Hall Pop. '27 History Flub, '27 Pnrpe Diem Sodalitas. '27 Science Club, '27 An old head on young shoulders. Volumbia f WlI:'LlAM' KUUSELY-X These are the words the Muses teuvh, 'Knowledge needs no flowers of spee0l1'. DOROTHY LaCOUR Uolonial Staff, '26 Secretary Class, '25 Senior Girl Squad, '27 Asst. 'Chief Usher, 27 Science Club, '26, '27 Patriot, Staff, '27 I, Le lfercle f'l'2lIlf'lllS, '26, '27 Literiixjy Club, '26, '27 Sec. El Ccrc. Castellano, '26 History Club, '27 -v V-P. El Uerc. Castellano, '27 Pen .and Ink Club, '26, '24 Philatelic Society, '27 IIuppy and guy, from care she is free, XVI15' can't they all be contented like she? Ohio lVesleyan ROBERT A. LEIGHTON Le Cercrle F1'anc':1is, '25 History Club, 27 Q, Hall Cop. '26 Pres. liiierary Ulub. '27 Lieut. Hall Cops, '27 t'l1s1pel.Squzid, '27 Science Club, '26, '27 Junto. --'27 , Unrpe Diem Sodalitas, '27 ' One of the rare with 1'l'llllS0ll llflll'.-' Post Graduate Course , . RUTH LEWIS. A Known only 'to a clnosen few: To il few fUI'fllll8tP frien4ls. ...,...1...1,,,,1lm1lm1nu1.1411-ul1771.1.1nu1nn.1.uu1.l:w1ln1m.--I'.1H11u1ur1uH111.11.I.11....-....1y..y1.m1l...1.m1.111 1 1 - 11.711.1--I... 1,,..1...,-.uu1 1 1 1..q1.l.11u.1m,1,.,,1.,.,1,,,,1 1m.1m:--...1..,,...,...1H..1M1I.,,1,,,,1nI-1n,.-ll..1,.,.1,..1....1.....- 1 1 1m...mv1,.,.1... 1928 THE COLONIAL 1928 7 MARGUERITE LINDNER l HI f'Q'l'l'lllU Vzlslvllznlln. '27 S1'i4-m-4- Vlulr. '27 History Vluln, '27 lt'S :I xml ln-nrt tlult lwvl-r re-joir'vs. Nc-xv York l'uivv1'Slly AL LOBEL f'llPOI'lFilKlPl'. '26, '27 'l'r:11-'lc. '2-I f'0lIHIl'l Vlub, '25, '26, '27 Fmmtllzlll. '24i. '27 1ll'l'll1'SfI'2l, '24, '25 llull Vop, '27 l'l2lSkf'llJflll, '26, '27 Sf'lPlN'1' Vlulb, '27 Ml-T12 BOYS' BflSkPlh'l. '26. '27 llistory Club. 27 Vllupvl Squzul, '27 liusvlmll. '26, '27 XVilslly he' leaps about, :xml tlw crowd :ls wildly yvllsf' VIPOLA LQSEE As you trudgv your way along, How you liglltvn vv01'y claly Yvith thf- music uf :1 song. .I1...,...,..I1.1n1uu-.un-.m.1lm1nu1lm117.11.,,,1,,,.1.,.,1,,,,1,,,,1 1 1 1 1,1 1 ..-...1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. ALICE MacLAURY llistory Ululi. '25, '27 f'Ul0Ill2'll Stuff, '26 A girl who just 4':il1't innlu- livr vym-s ln-li:ix'v. GERTRUDE MAGNER I l 4'v1'rlilu Uzisivllziiiu, '27 llislory Club. '27 ll4 lN. lil l'. 1'2lSl0ll2lIlH. '20 Uoloiiiaxl S-filff, '26 l'itriu1 Stuff. '27 Mgr. Girls' Hzisktlfl. '26 '07 l lI1'l'Zll'.X' f'lllll. '24i. '27 l'sln-r. '27 Xwt. l'lil'. Sr. Girl Squzul .'27 Sviviim- Vluh. '25, '26, '07 l'nn :iml Ink Vlulw. '27 In-QR-1-1-lv Fr:1nr':lis, '26 '27 'l'lw true-st l'I'lt'llll. ilu- l'ni1'0st'mi0n, The- flwii-4-st girl flint 1-'vr was s00ii. 'l'rinii y FERDINAND JOSEPH MANN l'liI'lNIlbl4lN'l'. sl-:Num vlhxss llill Pup, '26, '27 l'2ll'lN' liivui Smlziliizis. '26 4-:iw Vliilr. '2li. '27 Sn-vi-ii Kvys to lgillllllilln '7 1 linywl Squziil. '25 Ilistury l'lllll. '26 'A ' lit:-rzirv Vluli. '2li. '27 I'slivr, '27 'l'i'1-:isllw-i', History Club, '27 K-rvzil lllllll2lllS, lilu- g.g'i'v:1t fl4-mls. llflfld no lrunipvi ll:irtmou1h I 1 L ' FRANCES MARSHALL Disrae'-li, '26 Se-uior Girl Squad. '27 Asst. Chief Vshvr. '27 lie- Cvrr-lv F1':1110nis. '25 Ph Sf-ivrmv Club. '26, '27 llistnry Club. '2li. '27 Literary Club. '27 Ulm- Club, '25, '26 Vive-l'x'. I.itv1'ary Club, '26 Carpe- lDi4-in Sflllillllilx '211 H Not vvry tall, not vvry small But fair and swf-vt :mtl lovvfl by ull. 1llll'1lIl1'l S School NATALIE MARTIN History Club, '26. '27 Litm'm'y Club. 27 l'sl10r, '2Qi. '27 In manners gf-ntlo and alfa-tioiis mild. Pavker Colle-giutv Instituto JOHN MATUSIEWSKI History Club, '26, '27 Hall Cop, '27 I+1lCerr'ul0 Castellano, '26-27 Literary Club. Si'lPIl1'0 Club, '27 The fashion wears out niorv apparel than the man Fordham l41z liv ELEANOR MCAMMON gmail. sweet Illillil, le-t who will be clf-vvr. ll0llll' illlllg'S, not mlrvmu them. ull day longq cl so mzikv life. tlvillll :xml that vast lwrvuftn-1'. 'I .1- Uml pure-. swwt, smut. ALICE MCCORD m:'l+- l 1':i1wfxis. '26, '27 Litv1':x1'y Club. llvll and Ink Club. '26, '27 Tu Iwi- mrv is I1 strzuige-x'. .Xml joy :I 1-mislmit l'l'l0llll.u BEATRICE MCKEOUGH Sl'l4'lN'1' Vluln. '27 A spirit lllll'1' :ls lwrs, I Ks sunsliim-, lJl'0lif'll in the- rill, s :ilwnys 1Dlll'l!. vw-11 wllilv il vrrs 'lmugli Illl'll4-'ll ZlSll'2lj', is sunsliinv still. .lmxmim-21 'l'rz1ining Svlluul '26, '27 RUTH McQUEEN I.ibrnry Stuff, '25 Smiling to lwr work shv govs VERA LAEL MEEKER At 4'Rll'lll'S grvat nmrkvt whore .Iny is l,l'2lfflK'lif'Il i Buy wlxilv thy purse yet swvlls with golrlvn youth AUSTIN MEISSNER Science Club, '25, '26, '27 Imi'e-rvlv I4'1':1m'z1is,'2fi. l History Club, '25, '26 'lll'll2lN. Vllilzltvlic' Suv.. A. XIPII of plvnsalnt wnrmls ill'0 tho lwsl mvn. l'us1 fll'fHlllZll1' f'unrsv ELIJAH W. MILLS, Jr. llSll0I'. '27 Hall Pop. '27 History Ulub. '26, '27 ,Sffis-111-0 Ulub, '27 Llfl'l'ill'y Ulub, '27 'I'l1oy must ll1lXVilI'il still and ouwarcl, XVho would lu-vp abreast with truth. I-IARRIET NAGLE I warm my ll2lIlKlS lwforv tlw firm- uf Ilifvf' l'r:1tt Iustitutv HARRIET NELSON I . 1 'J .J J X I QA K 'J History Ulub, '27 l'u1'1w Divan Surlnlilns. '27 I Slflt'lllf0 Club, '27 llitvrury Vlulv. '27 lim-gone, dull vznrv. I pritlu-9 bf-gouv froul mv. lie-150110, dull l'ill'l'. thou and I shall 111-V1-1' ngrm-v.' 5 FLORENCE NESBITT Im l'e1'1'11-1 141l'21llC21iS, '26 Tlwre is nothing XIIOPP important than Il friendly word or smile: Tho' some boast of their af-hievelnents, fo be loved is lIl01'f' worth while. RITA UCONGR Svivlmve- Vlub, '26, '27 Ilistory Uluh. '27 EI f'L'l'f'lIl0 Vnsfellaino. '27 Lift-'1'a1'y Vluh, '26, '27 Cznrpe Diem Sodalitus. '26 Yea, all tllings good await Hvr who caros not to bf- great. HOWARD M. O'NEILL Travk. '27 Ilvnr him laugh 01' tr-ll :1 story. Snap u jokv. ignite a pu was il 1-aptum, rapture, glory and explosion all in one LAURA GERTRUDE ORFORD Pen nnrl Ink Vlub, '26, '27 Le Cerele Frznnfuis, '27 El Cer:-ulo Unstellaiio, '26 Literary Club, '26, '27 Scieiwe Club, '27 Tu l'4'l'l'l'2ll4' in your own brnin the ilnugery of a poem is to bevolue in some degree a poet yourself. Alfred JOYCE OSBORNE Scimwe Club, '27 Literary Club, '27 Le Cercle Francais, '27 Her actions win such reverence sweet. Pratt Institute .,,.f?.... rg MOLLY OSHANSKY lil l'1-rvllln 1':1st1-llallo. '2li. '27 Connnercial Club, '25, '26 Une of the world's hard workers, Anrl she always gets there, too. EVA PARDON IIU'I'1Il',Y Vlub. '26, '27 P1-11 :und Ink Ulub, 'Ir 'I 4. I'0I0l1i:1I SHIFT, '26 Grauw- was III :III IIUI' slvps: In-zlwll 111 II4'1' ue -CECILE RUTH PARDON . .,,. .,... v -, . I4 1'1-rvlv I4'I'Illll'2lIS. Jr. .Za ISIl4'l'. .ily , . . . . l'll1'1' Klub. 20 IIII4-l':llgx' I'IuI1. 213 'I 'Mvl Ilisfory IQIIIII 'QT :lnvllulyl AI1'I2lIIl'Il0Ij'I I Imw- llll use- fm' X011 HELEN PARRY 4'll1'Q' Vlulm JT I:I1'l Il'I' i'Iulm Ni H .... I.. .-.... In f'4'l'l'I1' I l'Illl1'2IIN. '26 I,iln':u'x' Stzlff, 'Z2li. '22 1 u- -.- 1 - 1 - I'1n :xml Ink lluh. 211, .24 l:1r1u-Ibn-In Nulzxlltus '41 'I I'2lIl'IlDI SHUT. '27 SIu- SIIUIIICN wiilx :u-1-4-nts vln-vry. I5ill'lIIll'1I DOROTHY PEDERSEN Ilistury l'Illll. '27 IIitvl'zll'y lwluh, '27 I . . . I owl WIII to my fru-mls. bald ve-ss to my QINIIIION ETHEL DOROTHY PENDER I'0IllIlIl-'l'1'IIlI Club. '26, '27 IAII4'I'!lI'y Club, '27 'I'Iw g:1'v:11n-st II'I'ilSlll'f' than I find Is tu llmilmliu il quiet mind. EDITH M. PRAGER I itm':n'y I'Illb. '27 ICI f'Q'l'f'IIl0 f'ZiStEIIill10, '20 1':lx'1u- Ibiom Sodalitzls. '27 Youth mines hut, um-0 in u lifetime. ETHEL PRATCHETT History Flub. '27 llite-r:il'y Fluh. '27 Art Ulub. '27 S4-iviwv Vlub. '27 Full of fun and mist-liie-f. JOSEPH H. PRAETZ Ilull Cop. '26 4l1'r'l1e-slni. '26 Vhivf of Hall Cops. '27 l llf'4'l'l'lll0.1'ZlSl9ll2il f'll2lIN'l Sqlizlcl. '27 History Vlllb. '26, ' Mmmgvr Football, '27 Patriot Stall '26 Golf, '26, '27 Sf-iviwv Vlub, '27 NVlm says little has little- tu answer for New York llnivvrsity ROBERT PROCTOR lmlour 'Frau-k. '20 - Vulmlizil Stuff, '21J Julito. '27 Sviviiw- Vlub. '26 llistory l'luh. '25, '26, '27 l1ll1'l'Zll'j' l'l11b, '24 1 find that study sootlws thv brain. ' 1 1'llllSXlY2llll2l 10 fb M HELEN QUINN Im 1'1-rr'le- Frmim-als. '25. '26 Iiitvrary Club. '26 Uoliliiwrrial f'lllll. '25. '26, '27 A :mul mimi- lives forvvvr And :i kind dm-1l's IIPVPI' lost. ALICE RAMEE story Club. '27 Art Vluh. '27 Nriviim' Vluh. '27 Svnior Girl Stlllilil. '27 Lv K'vr4-lv I rzim':1is. '26, '27 A l'UIllllll0ll or l'll'1'llIllSlEIlll'l' is not 1,110 thing For fun is tho sauna' to sulrje-vt or king. -lzilnziivzx 'l'l'Illlllllg.f Sf-lioul GRACE RAPPEPORT l'll'Nl1lG'lll, Glvm- Vluli. '27 Im l'1 l'l'll' F1'zllu':liS. '26. '7 XB, file-0 Vinh, '2-L '26 l'1'll and Ink Flub. '26, '27 tolonizil Staff. '26 Lita-1'a1'y Club. '26. '27 l1'llf'0 l'llllJ, '27 Senior Girl Squaul. '27 1 'l'l11- world is so full ul' El uumlwr of things. I I'm xuror ws- slioulcl all bo lmppy as kings. Syl'1ll'llS1' F all i il ii lg, as 1 Q N all- wiMw wa -L FHS l 1 l i 1 1 JOHN REEVES llitvrury Vluh. '26, '27 il2'l1'1bt'I,lf'IIl Sodalitns. '26-'27 Qluntu. '27 History Vlub. '27 Volonial Staff, '27 Sl'lPlll't' l'lI1b. 'QT Sl f'I'1 f2il'y, Im l'v1'1-lo F1':lm'z1is. '27 rw i Ulhough wvnlth may sm-ok man, Knowlvdgv must bv sought. NVilliams EDITH REILLY Litvrary fllllll, '26 I'sl1v1', '26 Le Cervle l4'1'a11c,,'2-I-'25-'26 History Club, 27 A f'll99l'flll nmiml. ax kindly l'1'Q'lllil and ll'll1'.u Svhool of Finv and Applied Arts ETHEL REILLY lVhatever sky's above me, He-re's a heart for every fate. Barnard 1. I-.--V 1 SYLVIA RESNICK ,.,g,, ShUl'IllZlIlll Prize-. '26 'Fyllt-'N'l'ifillf.2' Prizfx '26 l0llllllQ'I'f'i2ll Vluh '25, '27 Svie-114-0 Ulllb. '27 1 ll f'4'I'1'llllb Vzlstvllnno, '26 I.itPrzlry Vinh. '27 I,l0flN2lllf words, I'19:1s:1nt ways. IIIFRISQHII smiles, 1,I1'2lS2lllf days. DOROTHY RICHTER I,1tv1':1x'y Vluh, '27 lm Q'9l'f'l0 Frzllwzlis. '27 Uurpe Die-m Smlalitas, '27 Nc-ve-1' il lwll had sn livvly :A fm1p,:l1v. MABEL M. RICHTER S114-r, '27 l':u'1w lbivm Soclalitus, '26-'27 vis-:ww Vluh. '21 'ZZ4i. '27 llislory Club. '27 lit:-r:l1'y Vlulr, '2li. '27 r1v1'1'f-'tally History Vlub, '24 If ull llw girls ws-rv likn- you. Huw XV0ll1l1'l'flll 4'X'4'l'j'Hlillj.f wuulrl bv. ' X , gf , -- ' 7' 'yt f Yfx n FRANCIS RICKER Latin Ulub. '25, '26 I'l1i1:1t0lir' Scwin-ly. '21i. 'A Scivllvv Ulub. '26, '27 Svw-11 Kvys In lizllflpzm H Hall Cop, '20, '27 Our valours arc our best gods. KENNETH ROGERS Footbzlll, '25 lizxslu-Tbzxll, '25, '2li. 'LA Baisvbull, '25, '26 !'4-nviug Vlub, '25 Hull Cop, '26, '27 l':llQ.f'llG-'0l'illQ.f Suv.. '24. Zv Svimu-0 Vlub, '25 lm V4-1'cIv F1':1m':1Is. '21 IM-swilw him who vnu, an 2lb1'id2,'4-'lllfllli ut' all I was pls-usaunt in Ill211l. PAUL T. RUESH El 1'Q'l'l'lll0 Vzlstvllzlllru. '27 History Flulr, '27 S1'7Flll'4' l'lub, '27 Hull Cop. '27 f'ill'! not for the- le-nglh ol' lifv: but' how In live' ll I,nf:1yM1u TSE? 7 7 ' '? '131 'E '7' E '5'7'i' 7'E' 'E 'Y 'l1-7 T 7 7 '7 55E -u...n--M1 1 111 111.1-vfn1nn-un1nu1mu.1. -un-uu1M.1lm..H-I-mninu-:nn-nu--1.I-1u1-1.VH1.11M111.11.u--m.-u-1-.-nu1lnl-nu-un-1, KATHLEEN SADD Art Flub. '27 lm l'P1'rl4- Fl'2lllK'2llS, '26 I1lf9l'Sll'j' l'lub. '27 Vit-P-I'rvs. Glen Vlub, '27 Svivnc-0 Ulub. '26, '27 Litvrzlry Vlub. '26, '27 G0ldPn hair. like- slmlight strvanlin Un the lllilfblf' ol' hor Sll0lllIlPl'. JOHN SCHNEIDER IGI f'l'l'i'lll0 f'ilSfPll:llHl. '27 f'h:ll'2l1'lQ'l' is :1 fm-1. and that is mnfrlx in 1 world ni' llI'l'Tf'llS0 and 1-01106-ssiouf' Law Svhool MURIEL M. SCHOENEELD l'omm'l Ulub. '25, '2li. '27 llistory l'lub. '26, '27 bil1 9l'l'lllUf'ZlSll ll2lll0.'25-'26 l':1trint Stuff. '2l3. '27 l 1-lmltvr. 4-lmttvr as I go. Ride-1' College .1 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1.1 1 1,171 1 1,1 1 1,,1,,,1,,,1.,....,..1,.,,1.,,,1,,,.1,.,,1...,1,-,,1,,,,1,.,,1,...1,,,1..,.1..,.1I LOUISE SCHOTT Iiitv1':n'y l'lub,' '27 L41 l'vi'1'ls- lnI'3llll'ZllS. '21 Art Club. '27 Se-V011 Ke-ys tn Bz1l1lpalI: H Vic-0 Prvsirls-nl. JHllllZll'j' Ulslss. '23 Shel has za smile- that iminwlintvly wins 9V1'l'j'0llf S l1F'fl1'l.u Post l,ll'Rlllll2iTP l'0lll'Nf' BYRDE SCHROEDER Ps-u and Ink Club, '27 Llll-lI'2ll'j' Club. '27 f'0u1uwrr'inl fllub, '26, '27 EI fl4 l'K'lllU Uzistvllaiiw, 1 Ile-r umdost looks the votlnggf- migrht' adorn. GRACE SCHWEIKER Basketball, '25, '26, '27 Patriot Stuff, '27 Comme-rcinl Club, '25 Literary Ulub, '27 E1 Cerculo Castellano, '26 Sevy. Unmiwrr-iazl Club Her eyes, de-vp, soft and brown Betray friendship's gift to be her own. W I V73 ' I I , I I SHERWOOD SILLIMAN EIIIIOI'-ill-l'I1i+'f Patriot. '27 History Vlub, '26 l+lrliIo1'-in-vhivf UOIOIIIIII. '26 ICI I'f1rculo Uxlstellalxo, '26 Patriot SNLIT. '25 Junta, '27 Class 'I'I'02lSlll'9l', '26 ' IAIl'01'2ll'y Club. '27 l'ill'DP Divm Sodalitns, '26, '27 l'u1'I0sity killml il Cat. Cornell HAROLD A. SMALLEY Sl':PIl1'1' 1'lub. '24 History Club. '26. '27 f'0Il1lllf'l'l'IZ'lI I'Iub, '26, '27 Nilvm'e is goldvnf' Nvw York I'l1ivvl'siiy HORACE D. SMITH Hull Pop, '27 Ho had Ihv nrt ol' winning with his humm'.' l'r:lfI Instituto 2 I Q I I 1 I I I I I I x I I I I A I I I I 1 I I I I 4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A HAZEL STEARNS le 4's-rf-lv l'lI'2lllK'2llS. '26 Sl'l4'lN'l' Club. '26 El flf'l'l'lll0 i'ustvllu110. '25. '26 llvr swvvt Sllllll' 1'ZlllllV2ll4 S lllillljlu ERNEST STEINBRENNER l l lmlvulo lnstvlluuo. .24 l4ll1'l'ill'j' llub. .ll -,..,.-. ,. , .,.. lllIlllNll'2l. Zh. la 5l'I1'll1'1-' Klub. .24 Huw- who IIPYNI' turuvwl his lruvk llut Ixlnrrlwm brvust l'orwz1r1l. MARION STQCKTGN History Club. 'ZZT 'Flu' first in llvuuty sllull ln- first in Miglllf' JillllZlll'2l N0l'lllill S1-lmul JEANETTE STREATER 'l'r:uflc. '26. '27 liuslu-tlmll. '27 History Ulub. '24 ICIi'4'rv11l0i':1stvll:um. '26-27 'l'hv lass with tlw Ill1'l'I'y black vyvsf' SZIVZILIQ' Svim-1100 Vlub. '26 I.it4-ralry Vluh. '27 Ilistury Vlub. 27 Im t'i'l'l'lP I l'2lIll'1liS. '27 M:u1kiml is an 11044 at h+'z11'f. And l'llj'IlN'S. lll1Sl30liQ'll, L4-ml tlu-ir beauty tn thv soul. Nvw York I'l1ix'v1'sity Lil1'I'2ll'j' Vluh. '27 Svivmf- Vinh. '24, '25. '27 -llllliw .'2li 4':11'pvlDio111 Sml:llI1:ls.'25-'2li As shy :lx 1h1- night i51lnI'k. . :L 51' vf 9 W 'xxx X 1 v - fi 1---37' 7 i 3. 1,5-wif., fi PAUL ALWAY SUMNER Junto, '27 llistory Club, '26. '27 Lltvrnry Club, '26, '27 S1-ieiiw Club, '26, '27 My tongue- within my lips I l'l'lQ,fll. For who talks muvh. must talk in vain. Columbia: GERTRUDE TOLLE Lv Cvrclv Franc., '2-L, '25, '26 History Club, '24, '25, '26 Carpe Die-ui Soclalitas, '25 SCl1'Il1'l' Club, '25, '26 Literary Club, '25, '26 For her own pvrson lt lwg:f.:a1 d all ill'SI'l'lIlll0ll.U Ohio XVoslvy:m ELLA TREAT Le Cervlv Francais, '27 History Club. '26, '27 Litvrary Club, '25, '26, '27 llSll0l', '27 Feeling is dvop and stillg :xml the word which floats on the surface ls as the tossing buoy, that ln-trays where the amvlior is llldil911.', I'ux'sons School of Art JJJWJLAX JOHN TUNSTA' L Litn-rnry Vlulm. 26. '27 1':11'1wIPie-InSodaliIus,'26-'27 Ilistnry Ulub. '2ii. '27 Latin II. Prize, '26 l'owvx in its quality and 4lvg1'f-0. is the nwzmurv of manhood. JOHN L. TWARDZIK 1411 13-rc-ulo Casts-llzlno, '26 Carpe Diem Sodalitas, '26, '27 Good YUIDIPPI' oils The wheels of life. GENEVIEVE VAN NESS HI f'61'l'lll0 f'2lSt9U2ill0, '26 Little-but, oh my! X f K 0 Y' P EDWIN M. VAN WICKLER lPiSl'Zl4'li,n '26 I'IlljL'ilI1'1'l'illj.f Sm-'in-ty. Nr Hull Full. '26, '27 i'x'uss1'm111t1'y. '27 1 ulrminl Steiff, '25 l'l4-o1m1l':l. '26 lslirioi Staff. '26 S4'Yl'll Kvys to Hzllllpzlin 'A llislury f'lub. '26, '27 1'2lf1'lt'l'iil St:1fT. '26, 74 'l'u ful- ric-h in i'ri1-mls is to be- poor in lmtllin Union llull Fop, '27 IIisl0l'yl'I1lb. '26. f2T iU'l'2l1'y Club, '26, '27 Juuto, '27 f12ll'lN' Divm Sodsllitus, '26, '27 Laugh and tin- world laughs with you, HARRIET WALE Sl'iPllL'0 Flllll, '27 , f,I'l'll0SIl'll, '23 uS3'Vl'Il kvys to Bulrlpah-. '27 A foot lll0l'4' ligllt. 21 Stvp Ill0l'4' truck. X91-'1' from thx- he-nth Bower rlzlslnwl thv dow MARGARET ELINOR WARTH llUllPSf lilllpfllfvl' illlll flu- 0114-1-l'1'l1l smilv Slmll to tlu- worlfl's last hour l'9lll2llll in style. MARJORIE WHITE l'Slll'l'. '26, '27 llislory Club, '26. '27 S1-nior Girl Squzll. '27 l'1-ll :xml lnk l'lub. '26 'A t'nloni:ll SHUT. '26 V-l' lm 1'1-11-lv l 1'zml':lis. H l1ll1'l'Ill'X 1'llllD, '26, '27 l':lt1'iol' Stuff, '27 Nlalllzlgm-1' T1-unix T1-zun. '26 She is i'llill'llllll1.f to tzllk in-full of NX'lS1lUlllvl'llN' ,lllll5.fllll'lll'l'll'll in information. Post Graulualtv Coursv HEINZ WICHMAN llislory Club. '27 l'll F4-rculo 1'z1st4-llunu. '26, 'A lIlllIlU'-KU lllK'kY. Now York l'niVo1'sily ELIZABETH WILTBANK lPis1':1vli. '26 Sf'lPll1'1' 1'lIll?. '20 llisl,ol'y Ulnh. '2li. '27 1'ol41ni:1l Stull. '26 lAll1'l'2ll'j' Club. '2li. '27 114-1'o-1'1-lv l 1':1ln':1is. '23 90 l'Slll'1'. '27 'l'1n tlnvm- who knun' not the-0 no wurul Villl paint: .Xml thosv who knun' thaw know :ull wurrlx 111-11 l':1 1'0llll1'l'lll'lll Sf'llU0l for XY111114-11 1 FRANCES E. Wl'l'7l'Y 1'1vloni:ll Stuff. '26 lm tlllll l 1':1l11-his 71 l'e-11 Zlllfl Ink l'lub.-'20 l,itv1'-11-1' lllllll. '24S. 74 New-, l'vn and Ink Ulnb. '27 I'Sll4'l'. '27 Sc-nim' Girl Sllllilil '27 .h1'Qllilllll2lll4'6' l wonhl llGlV1' XVlll'll il 1l4-pm-11rls Not on thu' llllllllN'l' hut Lln- l'll0lI'1' ol' l'1'iv11rls II olynliv JOHN B. WOLFF, Jr. 'r1:r:.xs1'1m1:. snxnu: vmss Fmntlmll. '20 limwlmzill. '26 '27 'l'rz11'k. '23. '24 llr. 1'2ll'lll' lb ivm S01 1':11'p1- lin-ln Sr1rl:1lifz1N 74 llii .9- 1-r:11'v fllllli. -4 Yivv-l'1'. History Vlub. '27 lm Ve-1-1-lv l4'l'2llll'illS. ' l4l1'llfl'l1Hlll llnll Cops. '27 V010 Junlu. '27 l'Sll1-'l'. '27 'l'l1e-sv thingw shall stunrl ti 111111 Nzlff. .211 ll life-'s Inst llll'l'2lll shall lne lll Honor and Faith and Mirth und Courtesy XVilli:1ms SIDNEY WYSE CLASS VALEDICTORIAN Lutiu III. Prize. '26 Flass Prize. '26 l'i'4-siclemt Juuto, '27 Literary Club. '27 Uoloiiial Staff. '26 Patriot Staff. '27 Ilull Cop, '27 Ulialwl Squad, '27 llZll'1N'IllP1ll Sodulitas. '26-'27 Lf- i'4-iwlv Fraiimlis 76 Sm-ivm-v Club. '26 All to ilu' f2iSClllilfl0ll of his nauno SllI'1'1'lll due- judgment. 1'ri11f-etou PHILIP SCHNEIDER Ilistory Club. '26 1':u'1u- li!-ui N04l2llllZl5 '11 liaise-lmll, '26. '27 lfootbzlll. '27 l zu'Is. not w4n'ds. lil'llllN1'lil1'l' l'0lXl1'l'lllllI' Inxlitutv ROBERT BERLS Ifll flE'l'Cl1l0 Firsts-llullu, '27 l4'ontb:1ll, '26 History Club. '27 Truck, '26 Ilull Cop. '27 Clmpvl Squad, ' Ho is well paid that is wvll satisfied. Alfred .-.pin-null-. -. inn.-.1M1111uI-11lf..-M.-I.limimi,,mlI.MQW..-M1nn-M..Min.,ln..-..l1,.1nn..nn1n..-1.11 .- .. .-.limi 1 l.2?.fi-,,.- . . - ,..1 -i7-.l,.-E..-.E,,-..-,..9?. W.1. .Q.,.E. , .E?..i.lTL -L ll. .L 1 9 2 8 JOSEPH MANISCALCO l41lCe-rculo Castellano, '27 Track, '25, '26, '27 Fuotbzlll, '2-I-, '25, '27 Hall Cop, '25, '26, '27 For what I will, I will and there an end. New York University N xi A+ ' XXvPSt Point EVA DAVIS WALLS The Southland vullvcl lu-r, and slm loft Tho lwvlwss of the 1l0l'fllt'l'Il gale and pluywl lgl'Ill-lilfll the silver southern moon, Harriett? Melissa Mills Collogn 1.-gli.. ,..-qliglip,1:1-n7:.l:.-.ning+171-..gli:.... 1 7: -- ... 1. 1 .1 .... 1 lui.,-....14u.... 1 i 1 1 'X I ! N , xt l X. A HUGH P. MCKENNA X kmotballl, '26, '27 Vslier, '26 We ball, '26, '27, Ullapel Squad, '27 Gwip Ijlvlll Soclulitas, '27 Se-vm-u Keys to Buldpzltv, X 4 . lx R IAlQ'llff'lli1llf, Hall Cops, '26, '27 7 Sport has u Sl'lll1IlHl'il, and life has at plan, M Anal to follow. is all that is asked of a maui. ! History Club, '27 Glee Club, '27 '2 1mv....nuiui.'-mln-.nn-m1n..uu1...1..-u-uq1un1u.f..-.41 -.1-'nil'-v1n.1 1 1 - 1 9 2 8 - E.-..E..-..-...QmJ.?...J:.,,..Q....1i.-l....fT:.....l:....-..- -.-1 9 2 8 , .fvvvvfvlkfgjd GUNS x..s.Z s 1.,Nf Og. was L ef By it Growls, groans, and guns, A thousand men and even more Awaiting Death at Death's own door, With growls, groans, and guns. I see it all as thru a mist, As I look o'er the Honor List Of men who were by Glory kissed, Amidst the shot and shell. 1 see them waiting for their chance To plunge across the fields of Franceg That move they called the Great Advance, Into a blazing Hell! The time has come, the rifles crack, Then, Over the top and don't come back! Our boysfare leading the attack Upon those roaring guns! I see them crawl thru slimy mud, I hear them fall with heavy thud, To soak the earth with crimson blood For their beloved ones. Growls, Groans, and guns, This Honor List, their memories keep, Who fell before that scythelike sweep, With growls, groans, and guns. Then, after that long Night of War, There dawns a Day of Peace once more. Red poppies bloom where once was gore. White crosses there increase. And, underneath those crosses, pressed, There lie a thousand men at rest. They fought and died. They did their best, They gave their lives for-Peace. Leo J. Leamy. 97 1.11.-.1-n.-4.1.1.-:li'1 -l 1.15141--1n--n--u--un1n1.n-an-1n.1.--n- 1 1 1 Vl fe I 2:51 I iwi I 2 00 i S 1 R S is 1 S . 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Unknown Philanthro ' t l 5 I S P , I i Mildred Hoffman Mil Comradeship Skating Secretary Secretary to a prizefighter I Henry Howard Hank Good-naturedness Hunting Lawyer Attorney-General L-U l . 5 I 2 Edith Huleu Dedy Kindliness Children Nurse Lady Bountiful l T i Edgar Jackson Jack Literary ability Football Doctor Latin teacher i Jacob Jackson jake Cheerfulness Playing the banjo ? Professor of Music g I , i Edith .lacobs Diedi Quietness Vocal art French teacher Exrgiiis :Higgs O I l Ralph Johnson Herb Studiousness Keeping quiet Who knows? Radio broadcaster i Q : Mollie Kalinsky Moll Deliberation Movies Al Smith's secretary Ballet dancer T Janith Kice Jan Baby talk Combing her hair Doctor M5551 Pfgitigjggla 5 er . E Raymond King Ray Keenness Riding in Florida Surveyor Henry Fordis right' l I ! hand man i Z l i Ella Klein Elly Reserve Perfect recitations Wall St. broker Mge' Visage' l Q l ea ty exp t v-4 l I Herman Knauth Baker Bustle Working at home Electrical Engineer Efficiency Expert l E Mildred Krajci Mil Conscientiousness Books Librarian U. S. Senator l l 2 I i Dorothy Kruhm Dot Executive ability Strolling Private secretary FIT? gxsstgsyor g l ' Q l Laszlo Kun Laz Seriousn s Chemistr M. D. Traffic Cop T l g William Kuusela Bill Independence Ask Bill Chauffeur Big-game hunter I 5 i Dorothy LaCour Dot Vivacity Giggling Journalist Evangelist 5 I - z ,-A J :xo :N loo I I ECY H P PRO NIAL LO CO -LIFE -IN IM A BBY HO TRAIT VE I CT IN IST E D AM KN IC E N NAM I I IL Iceman Try and learn g a banjo in Play iteness Pol Bob ghton Lei I I Robert missin...ug-uu-.nnin.1n-i.u..nni'l1..--Ii 8 I Ruth Lewis Lew Cleverness Smiling Spanish teacher Telephone operator i Marguerit Lindner Rita Joyfulnesg Skating Teacher Country SCh0o1,MarmI If -E I I I I-I I O U V. 0 .I F 72 U R3 .Z 3- Era O o.O 3 0 -5 0 3 -C .c-2 +53 S5 X-4 0 0 'E Z3 'nl-4 30 H: ww .51 -.54 -IIB EP 2 E m O M.. 3 SE 5.5 522 EQ, mo: -54 I, Q.- 41? N 0 ...3 v..I 'S I-12 ...2 si? ..- E .3 bc In CE C IU .E ua E Il Z 4.4 rn 1-I U: N Q-I -'IC va N Must Sports CHESS S0m Win Gert agner M Gertrude p.1,.1......1...114.-u..uninn-.Ininuln.-nl-a..-ugiun-.pq.1ll-.I-...1..1q.1,...-.,.... 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All individual pictures appearing in this year book were taken at the Loson Studio, and all group pictures by Court Commercial Photo. 1928 f5E 5m 'HMW'H'-131-0-E-' M'-M ' E M6 -H iM' V5 M'W mi MT'W uX'A f M' ' ' - 'T5?2E in1...1.-1...1.1.1,m1.1,1...1H1U.,1...1-u1.m.1.m1W1uH1H1W....,.1.W-.H,.1.,141,1I.-un1un1,-,,1..1..1,L.11.,..1...1., 1.,.1...1..1,...1,m1 THE JVNIUHS Z ,z Y X X X ,1l..11.1 1....,......,.1,,1..1,..1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1,.,1,.1,,1 11.1 1 11.1 1 1 1 1 1...1 1,..1nu...u g ,1un1nr1uu1u 1 1nl1uw1n.-nn-n1nu1nn1-.1-I--I1 5 I ,, I 1. 1 .1..1u1n.-.ng-u 1928 THE COLONIAL 1928 JUNIOR CLASS President LLLLL,,,A L, LLLLL ELIZABETH RENISON Secretary LLLLL RUSSELL MCKAY Vice President ,LLL JOSEPH TRATMAN Treasurer LLLLL L L - GORDON MACKENZIE Adviser ' LLLLL LLLLL M ISS GARDENER Abbitt, Gertrude Abrams, Everett Abrams, Irene Algar, VVinifrecl Anderson, Sigvald Antonette, Genevieve Barlow, Hanford Barth, Robert Bates, Norman Bennett, Alice Berlinghoff, John Bernard, Clayton Billings, Anna Bishop, Muriel Blanchard, XVebster Blome, Viola Bloom, Dorothy Boardman, Sarah Bodnar, John ' Boesehen, Mildred Bossert. Mildred Howe, Anne Brady, Mary Louise Brown. Dorothy Bnrkholder, Hannah Butler, Grace Campbell, James Cantlil. Dorothy Varliss, Mason Fhattaway, Myrtle Fheshire. Austin Clnnielewski, Francis Cohen, Jaeob Foleman, Dorothy Uonnors, Florence Conran, Marie Foulon. Marcel Uourtenay. Herbert Davis, Ethel Day. Florence Donnoeker, Charley Donow, Rebeeea Doolittle, Frederick Doi-kings. Joseph Droesch. Frank Edelstein, Morris Edmunds, Blanche Eiehert, George Eiehoff, Dorothy Ellis, Norman Engel, Lillian Faron. YVinfield Farrington. Elizabeth Farrington, Nancy Fehmel, Margaret Fnehs, Henry Gong, Ruth Gordon, Richard Grace, Anna Graves, May 1rn1nu1nu1u: ll1:. 1 7: 111:11 .-:Q-u Y :u.i:q1u1n1-n1ul Gurnee, Gertrude Hannah, Edna llazelton, Hampton Heinz, Gertrude liendriekson, Ray Herder, Louise lligaski. Violette Hollingsworth, Eugene Holman, Evelyn Hurry. Emily Immig. Nvillltllll Jahn. Dorothy .lensen. Mildred Johnson. l'harles Kahles. Jessie Kelly. Eugene Keppler. Florenee Ketehain, Howard Klein. lVerner Knowles. llarold Koplce. Marie Kozerski. Genevieve L'Afrieain. Uyril lA2lllil2'l'2lf. Frances Larson. Frederick Laseelle, Katherine Laurent-e. Frank lA 2ll11j'. Leo Leyenberger, Flare Losee, Ruth Lownsbery. Vharles Lubetkin. Gertrude Iinbetliin. llenry Mackenzie. Gordon Madden, NVilson Mahnken, Ilarry Manning. Edwin Manslield. -lalnes Martin. Dorothy Martin, George Martini, Gwendolyn Masset. Adele Mayberry. Dorothy McCartney, Marjorie Mc-Kay. Russell V MeKinley, Clarke Mc-Kinley, Martha Mennie, Robert Mershon, Ruth Miller, Kathryn Mills, Ruth Moller. Doris Mollineaux. Harper Mott. lloward Moyka. l'harles Neiman, Taubelle Nichols, Katherine Nichols, Marcia Ninnniek, Josephine Nordenstedt, Adee 7::1u-:I 1: 131 f-:u -:n1n: ,. Norton, George 0'Reilly, Katherine Packard, Theodore Pape, Harry Parry, f'atherine Pels, Adria Perez, Myron Pratchett, Eleanor Prescott, Anvilla Pushkin, Jacob Pntits, Joseph Quinn, James Range, Harry Renison, Elizabeth Riehert. Elly Riehling, f'harles Ringers, Nell Rippel, Marion Robertson, Jessie Robinson. Ruth Roelger. Florence Rollin. Arthur Rose. Mnr1'ay Rotherman. Raymond Sadd, Birdie Savage, Frederick Sanernian. Flara Sehill, Bertha Sf-heneko. Alive Sa-hott. XVanda Seuitto. .lnlia Sealey, Daniel Smith, Albert Smith, Kingsley Stein, Benjamin Stein. Bertha Stewart. Vatherine Striker. Lenore Tastroin. Edith Tevelin, Genevieve Tratinan, Joseph Treadwell. Ilelen Tredwell. Jennie Treat. Alive l'hn. Ruth lVard. Margery XVarth. Robert YVatterston, Charles XVL-bb, Lanrabelle XVebber. Uatherine bvllltlllilll. Herbert lviekes. Mildred YVilshansen. John lVrigl1t. Donald NVyatl, Frederick Yaneh, Joseph Young, Edward Zl111Hl0l'lllilIl, Ira Zipp, XVilliam :lx-on N 1 1 w 4 I-nuninuinuinul in-,nn-.....m--nu l928 T H 111.-11:1-infill'-.1 .... 1 ni-nnlnnlnnlu 1mf1n-n-l-n1nu1un--1-.1ul..-m-n-nu1nn-nn1nn 1nn1uu-nn-I ECOLONI n-nl-.mi 1n.v1nn1w-'14 u....r,u1un-nn-1nn-1am-nu-ul.-n-,np NOT DONE '25 When we left the grammar school, When our childish days had fled, We could not have understood What he meant, had someone said, You are not done, You've just begun. Now our high school years have gone. Graduation Day draws nigh And We call the end, Commencement. Do We ever wonder why? Why not say done? Why say begun? When with joy, perhaps regret, We terminate our college yearsg When the launching of our hopes Upon Life's seething surrent nears, We'll hear again, Not done-begun. And hoping, striving for success On thro' life our course We'll wend 'Till We hear the Voice of God Saying, as We near the end, You are not done, You've just begun. I..-..p1u.-.ll-.lin 1 .1 1-.....1..ni 8 fE.....k....- .- - -232 - EUFHUNUHE F ! ,. , r 1 .- .1 .-1.-...-mule .,nl1u'1u1n.iuu .-15...I-15.1II1..inl1nu1un....n...-mule..-u.1un..uu--q-1uu- - 1928 ..... I E1 E - -..Q .9.,aEs.,1Qa,J3 .. L..fL..L-.- - 197 2 President L SOPHOMORE CLASS BURR SMITH Secretary L t , , ELODIE COURTER Vice President leas HUGH DUNCAN Treasurer .t eeeeeeee L EDWARD ARMSTRONG 1 J - dviser Ffh,-159, reeee eee,. M Iss OLSON OX A we .4195 Louise Dorwin, Evelyn Histed, Agatha Al , Ralph Doty, Hilda Hoffman, Amelia Amsler, Ruth Anderson, Harold Appel, Gunther Armstrong, Edward Baecker, Arnold Ballantine, Duncan Barker, VValter Barlett, Alice Baylis, Adel Beckerich, Frederick Bedell, Floretta Beekman, John Bennett, Nathan Bergen, Catherine Bergen, Gertrude Bertram, Henry Blausen, Bernard Bowe, Gertrude Bowie, Bruce Brand, John Bravo, Peter Bruett, Helen Budnick, William Calkins, Virginia Campagna, Thomas Christ, Bethel Christians, Harold Christy, Anna Clark, Albert Clark, Elinor Coffin, Martin Coffin, William Colby, Edythe Connelly, Robert Courtenay, Catherine Courter, Elodie Dedreux, Gertrude DeLap, Eleanor DeLap, Lucille Dennis, Kathryn DeThestrup, Frantz Dickinson, Edward Dickover, Elizabeth Dixon, John Dodd, Anna ,. Dolan, Virginia 1 Donnelly, Vincent Doremus, Mary 1........,.1g...q.-nie' ,Wgg Dougherty, Grace Doyle, Harvey Duncan, Hugh Durand, Lillian Edwardsen, Helen Eller, Margaret Elson, Mildred Engerisser, VVilliam Ewing, Dorothy Farber, Frank Fai-ner, George Feldstein, Jacob Fiorentino, Violette Fischer, Maxwell Freeman, Jeanette Frellsen, Doris Fuchs, Benjamin Gardner, Ruth Geer, Clifton Giganti, Ernest Giliberty, Rose Graham, Josephine Grambow, Emil Grames, Anna Griffiths, Frances Grill, Theodore Grimmer, Roy Guenzer, Emil Haff, Eleanor Hahn, Irene Hahn, Rosella Haight, Malcolm Hall, Ellery Hansen, Margaret Harmse, Evelyn Hart, Gertrude Harvey, Martin Hay, Mary Haynes, Sophia Hazelton, Robert Heckelman, Charles Hedin, Elsa Heil, Florence Heinlein, Emil Henkle, Ruth Herschaft, Florence Hinricks, Wesley 1 , ,. 7 J--eu ... Hollman, Lillian Holmer, Edward Homowitz, Abraham Horowitz, Sollie Howell, Lola Humphrey, Albert Irwin, Charles Jacobsen, Gertrude Jacckle, Gertrude Janvey, Abraham Jaquiss, Floral Jekel, Florence Jensen, Charlotte Jeziorski, Joseph Junger, Henry Katterfeld, Marjorie Katz, Sadie Keegan, Christine Kelly, Helen Kelm, Otto Kiefer, Kathleen Kingsland, Russell Klein, Anna Klenke, Dorothea Kochendoerffer, Elise Koegler, Loretta Kozyrski, Ceslaus Krajci, Charles Krajci, Edwin Kruhm, Alfred Kuckler, WVilliams Kun, Gizella Lazard, Ferdinand Lenox, Dorothea Lent, Walter Leyenberger, Alden Liebler, Frank Lilly, Mary Alice Losee, Lavina Macheski, Edward MacKeller, Margaret Maddox, Warren Maerlender, William Magner, Helen Mallon, John Mangels, Dorothy Mangold, Herbert .....- 1 1 ...,.-.uv 1928 --,-IJ31 .E.-.f..L? LD.. 1: Q 15- I ..-- 1922 Mnlliiillg. Norinnn Marshall, Kathryn Martin, Ilow:l1'1l Mnrtiii. Norman Martini. Irina Manor. John Mzlxwvll, l4ll1-:mor Alf'l'2ll'lIlt'j'. Doris Mt-t'oni't. l+'r:nn-is NI4'Kvll:u'. l':n'olyn Mvlioiiiiy. l'Iv+-l,xn BMX:-ill. llvrhs-rt MvSl1:xno-. Maury AI0ll2lNlllllll. Vnrol Nloonvy. l+'r+-clfwivla NIOOIIPX. llosv Allllf'2llIt'j'. llllllltbfllj AIIIITHX. .Ianni-s Nvlson. Alfro-il Nvlson, Alim- Nvlson. Ulgn N1-lson. liolwrt N1-rlcowitz. Ile-nry Nivhols. Floyd Nichols. Blilflrwl NlllllNll'li. Fra-4ls-i'is-l North, lbongrlns Nnlty. Plliznlwtll llifltllllltlll lflilc-on 0't'onnor, llc-lon tYK4-1-t'o'. M:li'4-4-llu lllif'SS0lI. ltlllgo-111' tVM+1:11':i. llillinn Hrtlls. .lvnn 1':1lu1l:1, Stolln I'm'1'y. Elvalnn' i Sophomore Class CContinuedD l,2lll1'l'SOll. LQ-Roy l'aym-, Harold IN-ls. Estihc-r l'l'l0l'S0ll, SlN'lll'l'l Port:-r. Jen-k l'ottor. Amy l'owvll, Dorothy l'owol'. Annu l'owM's. llolon Pram-tz. lfltlwarfl l'r0ston. llziuivl l'rf-sion. Niilnoy Revs. .lntlson Rivhvrt, Hs-nry Ri:-lilioinwr. Us-1-1-lu:1 llivhlvr. Alim- Rilo-y. l'lalir4' Rnf-si-li. Ruth llnopp, Viola Ryo-rson. Alla-lv N2llNlN, Marie-ttn S4-liwitz. l'nnl Scott. I,uwr4-iu'v Se-ligson. ltllins Nliaiw. lVillimn Sniirnoff, Rohn-rt Smith. Burr Smith. Eve-lyll Snifff-n. Mmlvlilw Stool. 3IilI'2Z2!l'l'l Stvlil. lYillimn Stokoly, .lf-nn Stl-vin. Clara Ntrolwl, llownrxl Stuib, Allu-rt Sturge-. Franvis I 1 I Jr A' at x Sykvs, Bvssiv 'Illl0IIlHS, Joseph 'l'ivdc-inan, John Timson, Sannwl omlinson, Luc-ilo Vllman. Ethel l'llman. Minnie' l'n1brPit. Yiolt-t Yzu-va. Barbara Vail. Stanley Yznilinron, Etlwzirrl Van IN-'xVQlf9l'. Lynn Van IM-XV:1tvr. Virg.: Vixinski. John Yollmor, Gram' Voris, Ruth Walden. Harie-t NVatson, Frsnnwhs YVattl0y, Josophin- XVattls-y, Nc-ll KVM-wly, NVilliain Wvidnvr. Ruth NV+-imert. Iimn-is-ttn NVPSNIDZUHI, Alfrs-fl NVQ-stphzil. Mildrml NVigginS. Robvrt NVilliams, Edward XVilliams, .loam-ttv Williams. Marion NVilliamson. Fllllllj' NVils0n, John NViltbank. Elaine XVitty, Ruth Wolff, Ralph F. Wood, Milton Zuvkvrbvrg, Josvph rlw 1 .:f:n1qf,:,g:f 3:--'svn , :Q ::,:-xi, -11.1-lui-n-. 1 ulniu 19 2 8-.- - -.-...I.-.E.-,cE,,-,-.i.S3., QLCEC, Q JEL., Q ,.f:-..L.....-.-, FRESHMAN CLASS President ROBERT CONLEY Vice-President C GOULD Secretary-Treasurer . ,. ANNA PEASE Adviser eeececc so , .d C, MRS. NOON Abrams, Orville Ackerly, Jean Ackley, Lillian Alek, James Ambrose, Lillian Anderson, Florence Anderson, Svea Armely, Frank Arthur, Cliford Bailey, Dorothy Barker, Carolyn Barnet, WValter Bauer, Louise Becker, Anna Becker, David Bedell, Marion Behr, Marie Bellamente, Alex Bellevue, Adrien Bennett, Marion Berger, Jane Bergen, John Bianco, Isidore Bickelhampt, Helen Biggio, Paul Bill, Constance Bishop, Margaret Bittman, Adelaide Blanck, Walter Blenn, James Boehle, Emma Bohne, Herman Bonk, Angela Borgwardt, Walter Bonzalla, Nino Bramson, Adelaide Brandel, George Brandler, Rose Breiner, Eleanor Bresler, Edward Brewster, Elizabeth Brophy, Joseph Brown, Anna Brown, Doris Brown, VVilliam Bruderer, Ernest Bryan, Dorothy Burholder, Florence Burmann, Frederick Burroughs, Morrell Campbell, Robert Candrilli, Millie Carlson, Alice Carolan, Joseph Carpenter, Vivian Carson, Anna Cavender, Datha Channing, Robert Chase, Dorothy Cheney, George Cheshire, Leslie Chlebowski, Charles Chmielewski, Mary Christensen, Catherine Christy, Margaret Cion, Milton Clark, Heywood Claypool, Jean Clausen, Anna Clear, George Clifford, Rita Cohen, Abram Cohen, Goldie Cokinda, Robert Comiskey, Margaret Conley, Robert Connelly, Charles Connors, Sadie Conway, Frances Cook, YValter Cooke, John Cooper, Muriel Cornwell, Helen Coskie, Marie Courtenay, Adrian Crandall, Charles Crossinan, Ethel Cullen, Anna David, Stephana Davidson, John Davis, Edith ale Arrastia, Harry Delaney, James Delaney, XVilliam Delloif, Irving Denniston, YVesley Denton, Amos Deyo, Margaret Dickinson, Betty Distlekamp, Kenneth Dixon, Harold Dolan, John Donahue, Alice Donley, Arthur Donow, Jack Doran, Dorothy Dowdeswell, Allan Dowler, Marie Downs, Alfred Drennan, Anna Drywa, Alexander Dugas, Helen Duryea, Edwin Eagan, Katherine Earle, Alice Eckhardt, Alfred Ellwood, John Emerson, Garner Emmons, XValter Espach, Melvin Fagan, Catherine Fagan, Florence Falkey, Lillian Farber, Sidney Farley, Betty Fechtmann, Margaret Feist, Robert Feldhusen, Elizabeth Ferrera, Providence bertig, Eleanor Fick, Caroline Filaski, Frances Fincken, VValter Fittipaldi, Rose Fitzgibbons, Dorothy Flannery, James Francis, Rose Frank, Leonard Fredlund, Robert Friest, Elise Frisby, Dorothy Frisch, Marion Frolke, Frank Fry, George Fuller, Lawrence Gallagher, Margaret Gardener, Harold Garistina, Frances Garry, Elizabeth Geis, Fay Geller, Charles Gerald, Maida Gibson, Jane Gilhooly, Agnes Giliberty, Richard Gillespie, William Golomb, Evelyn Gordon, Johnzaline Gorham, Everett Graham, Annette Graulick, Josephine Greeley, May Greenberg, Ida Griffiths, Harriet Guinan, George Gunzer, Edward Haff, Hazel Hahn, Eleanor Hall, Ruth Hallenbeck, George Hamlet, Katherine Hammann, Valentine Hanig, Martin Hansen, Eudora Harpell, Rollins Harrasim, Mary Hart, Edith Hastings, Jack Hayden, Claude Hayden, Duncan Heatherton, Raymond Heckel, Freda Hedges, Julia Heenan, Mildred Heinlein, George Hendrickson, Skidmore -.n..ruin..-I--1.-...-.ll-.u1..1 .-.u1..1..1..1,.i..- -n-. 1,,1,,.-u1..1..1..-.,.-...........1....-u.. -2232 THOMAS 1 , , i 2 1-n1u1u1n.-.......1 1 ..1..1 1 .... ...u1....n 1.-1 11-I1111-.1-11-111.11,.-..1..1..1..1l1...-..1q1..1..1..1.,1 l 9 23.-. .... ...I,-..E.- E - - .S3....9...1:....9....1IL...l..,.i?-..2...- 1 9 2 8 Heuken, WValter Henning, Howard Herder, Dorothy Hertzberg, Mildred Hill. Alice Hoekenberger, Dorothy Holfer, Martha Hoffman, Eleanor Hoffman, Gilbert Hoffman, Mildred Hogan, Margaret Hogel, Mildred Hollander, Dorothy Hollman, Irma Hollman, Willa Horowitz, Herman Horowitz, Ruth Howe, Susanne Hoyt. James Hubbell, Eugene Huddy, VVilliam Hulst, Muriel Ilults, Eileen Humphrey, Andrew Hyman, Frances lmke, Mina Imming, Edward Jackowski, Alvina Jackowski, NValter Jackson, Dean Jackson, Helen Jackson, Martha Jacobi, Helen Jacobs, Raymond Jaquiss, Mason Johanson, Lillian Johns, Alfanso Johnson, Herman Jones, Neville Jones, Virginia Jordan, Ethel Jordan, Mary Joyce, Harriet Kalinsky, Rose Karsboom, Charles Keane, Richard Keane, Thomas Kearney, James Keegan, Joseph Keenan, Ruth Kenney, Harry Kern, Clara Kesselman, Jack Kiefer, John Kiefer, Nickolas Kiewra, Gus Knoll, Veronica Koehler, Edward Kramer, John Kruczkowski, Teddy Krug, Marie Kubiak, XVilIiam Kundahl, Edward Kurzius, Fred Kuusela, Gunnar LaHaye, Robert LaHaye, VVilliam Lang, Vera .,1.u1n.1 1 Freshman Class CContinuedD Lanxnan. David Larsen, Pauline Lasher, John Lealny, Margaret Lechner, Stephen Lee, Harry Leffler, Jeanette Leib, Lillian Lielmnn. f'll2ll'lt'N Leitner, Helen Lennie, Clement Limback, Christian Lindgren, lVilhelxnina Lindner, Hilda Lipeniski, Benjamin Lobel, Barney Long, Irene Longman, Claire Lonsdale, Arthur Lorentzen, Mary Loughran, Gerald Lowe, Evelyn Ludemann, Ilerman Lundin, Enoch Lundy, John Lundy, Marie Lush, Ethel Lutz, VVilliam Lux, Marguerite Lynch, Ida Lynster, Catherine Maier, Elizabeth Mailhot, Elizabeth Makofske, Archie Makofske, Robert Malanchak, John Malanczuk, John Mankowick, Chester Manning, Ruth Margiotta, Minnie Marino, Anthony Markoff, Norman Marlow, John Martin, Elizabeth Martin, Enrique Matthews, Raymond Matthews, Ruth Matushefski, Clara Matushefski, Elizabeth Maurer, Howard Mayer, Pauline Maynard. Gertrude McCord, Thomas McCormack, Gertrude McCoun, Betty McCourt, Virginia McDonald, Catherine McDonald, Helen McGann. George McGrath, Marie McIntosh, Jean McKinney, Stanley McRae, Roy Meinfeldy, Edmond Mcnninger, Evelyn Menz, Felice Merolla, Helen Meyer, Joseph ...u1u1,u1q1..--n1 1 1 1 1 Michel, Arthur Michelson, Abraham Mickowski, Pauline Millen, Alice Mollineaux, Leroy Mollineaux, Virginia Monroe, Cleveland Mouto, Howard Moore, Agnes Moore, John Moore, Joseph Mott, Miriam Mowry, Lois Mueller, Eleanor Munsie, Donald Murphy, Edward Murphy, Lillian Nagro, Kathryn Nance, Victoria Nassau, Clara Ncmmlich, Vivienne Ncrkowitz, Stanley Nichols, Alice North, Ralph Nostrand, George Nulty, Gertrude Uatis, Charlotte 0'Brien, Frances Obsleger, Edward U'Connell, Josephine Udell, Helen Ohrtman, Margaret Ojala, Herman Okun, Ethel Okessen, Anna Olson, Holbrook Orth, George Orths, Henry Owens, Rogene Parke, Anne Pardon, Francis Paschette, Ralph Pasiuk, Sophia Patterson, Florence Pearlmutter, Samuel Pease, Anna Pehsen, Inga Peluso. Nicliolassou Pender, Elfrieda Pepper, Erna Pcraiuo. Tliercsa Petrone, Ellie Pfeiffer, Elizabeth Philips, Arthur I ierce '4 1, ll' . Piller, Isabel Iarv Pinco, Victoria Pink, Dorothy Place, Ruth Platnick, Milton Pole, Helen Poranski, Camillia Potter, Albert Powell, Ralph Powers, Lawrence Powers, VVilliam Prescott, Lois Presmont, Alice 1. 1u1u1...- -.u1ll:u: n: - uv-uzfu:-n:7u--lu1l:il:in--nu--uzf n1u1uminiu-nn1n1ln1u--uu1n1uu1nn1Il:ll:ul1ll:u1u-n--lu1u1un-' l1928 T H E C o L o N I A L 19281 I.....:L: If Ifxf: 2 :--1 1: I 1 I -.1 I .1 ., .1--V.: : .:W,...-.::.:-:z--1 xA: .1 . nf:-I 11...-.:-. l 1 Freshman Class CCont1nuedj 5 H Preston, Franklin Seliaifer, Verner Vain liuren, llorothy ll Price, Thoinais Schull, Jewel Yun Uott. liziyinoml Prince, Muriel Sibertson. Gertrude Yun de sV2ll1'l'. linur H Kaur-11, John Sidrnn, Florynee Vzineny. Xvlllltllll ' Reeve, Jeannette Siegel, xvllllillll Vain liiper. lfldnzi 1 H li1'g2lll, XVilli:1m Silvestro, Manda Vietor, Selig' I gg Reinhold, I4lKlNVill'1l Simon, Marie Voelker. June ' Remsen, Maynalrd Silvertsen, Norinan Voges, Mae H Rhodes, Lzuvrenee Skolniek, Julius Vogt. xvlllltllll I 1: Rhodes. Martin Slurzku. Sigmund Voris. Jacques ' Ll Rhodes. Virgillizl Smith, Allen XV2llll'. George 1 1 liieliling, Madeline Smith, Amelie Xvillllfl, Daniel 5 u River, Adolph Smith, ldleunor XVnlsh, Thomas 1, Roberts, Mirianl Smith, Elinor xv2lllk'l'. Feeelizi I 1' Robertson. tl2llll01'lllQ S1nitl1l1, Loretta lV2l:lf'1'S, IYIHZI Q H Robertson, Helen Slllllll. Perry XVII ton. U ive H liocehio, PHSqllilllllll Smith. Thomas XV:irfl. Rielizml l' Ro:-ellio, Peter Sniffen, l42lXVl'Q-'1li'l-' XVilSlllDlll'll. Louise H Rodin, Eugene Somers, .lobn lVtll'lilIlS0ll, L:1u1'en1'e lioehner, Henry Spulin, Doris xvvllll. Billie l' Rogers, Gordon Staduiek. Sophie XVebber, Ilzxzel H Rogers, Marion Stearns, Paul XVeg'ener. l rederieh lionipel. Florence Steidinger, Isabel Weg'ner. Rim-lxzird l Ronnerman, Hazel Steinway, Ilzlrry XVei4lner. Cliristine 'F Rose, Teresa Stellwugen, Florence XV:-iustein. Arthur H Rosen, Esther Stemblr. Alma XVeise. Minnn lloseuberg, Florence Steuhohn. Mildred xV1'lNS.J0!4l'llll H Koss, Florence Stepliensou. Geor,:'e XYells. Edna H Ribllliillllll. Loretta Sterritt. Donald xV1'SSlllflll, Ilenry Rudolph. Benjamin Sterritt, Juek NVic'ks. Lillian l' liuess, Valerin Stevens. Mary XVillenbroelc. l ried:1 liuge, Herman Iiulnnd, Pauline liundle. Helen it Russ, Veronica ,l liyf, Charles Kygaylo, Stella g Sauld, Estelle Samson, Dorothy M Sapadin, Irving ll Saunders, Lillian U Seaunmon, Robert U Sc-lmefer, Jean zz Sl'lll1l'f6l1bQl'g. George l Seheunpflug, Elsa 1 I Sehierbaun, Dorothy 2 Sehill, Mary I seiiiiliug, Helen l Schilling, Henry 2 Sehiraldi, Frank 1 Schmidt, Edna 1 Sehrader, Bernard F Sehrempp, Irene H Sehumann, Edith l Sehulz. Henry If Sehweiker, Robert H Sehwitz, Miriam Sezunzxn, Kenneth Seifert, YVilhel1nina L Sennett, Paul St John, Augusta Stotfel. Frederick Slflllgllillll. Dorothy Strom. Furl Swegun. Anna Switzer, Irving Tuteni, Editll Tatein, S2l1'2lll Taylor. Florence Teale, l'lllWi1l'll Teule. llibbard Teitter. Louise Thomas, Gould Thomas, Hurley Thompson, t'h:1rlotte Thomson, John Tl91lPlll2lllll. Daniel Tiedenmn, John Tifverniun. George Tinsley, Madeline Tobey. Sylvia Tolle. Albert Tompkins. Bruce Toner. lfldnax Townsend, Clifford Trestku, Nellie Turner. Nelson lvQl2lllll, Arthur lvlllSl2llll'l', Philip XVillensky, li4'l'lll2l lVillizuns. Albert NVilli:11nS. .lohn xVllllilll1S. liuyinonfl NVillis, Marion NVills, Euniee XVilshusen, xVlIll'1'l' lVilson, Florenee lVitherS, Alice XVoll', Andrew XVolfe. Frunees lVolfl'. litllllll V. lVoltel1eek. Mielluel XVonters, Alexander lVood, Alvin lVood. Frederiek XV1-iglit. Muriel XVrobbel. Ce-eeliu lVu1z, lVilli:un Xiques, Henrietta Z1-llain, Alexander Zin-g'e1', Dorothy Zim-g'le1', Harry Ziegner. Frederielc ZlllllIlSlil, Broun Zll1llllSlil, Vineent Zimmerniain. lfldwaird Zipp. Robert Zurkaui, Slglllllllll A -I M U I I , 7: Y ,nil-7::7:,,: V J, -,, 3- - -3, - -:.1n:7:u-Lau--un-lu::n-nu ':uf::s1nu1na lu 1 .1 LH1...-.nniuu-.un--un1nu1uu1uu- -..-..n,...:, r -22 Ms l928 F1 E '-Ti: iff 1E'5 '15' T1 Kimfm' 'i 55E All of the above lists have been compiled by the Editorial Staff of the Colonial and are not necessarily ofiicial. +il U95-P Tmfy Great That eventful day gave him triumph sweet. A nation cheered when he raised his hand. A treasury rich, an army of strength, And a country of Wealth were at his command. But that night in his 'sorrow his greatness lay, When he grieved for a breach that he could not mend, When he sorrowfully sat in the twilight and mused On that day's misfortune-the loss of a friend. -K. Lascelle, '28. 4..u..- iuuiuni 1928 ..,,,-m..., Editor-in-chief Associate Editors Assistant Editors ooooo Sophomore Editor Wit and Humor , Exchange Editor e Athletics Editor THE PATRIOT S B,Sherwood Silliman Mildred Grimm BUSINESS STAFF .Helen Parry Advertising ManagerBeem.Raymond Barker Bertha Geer Dorothy Kruhm Dorothy La Cour Sidney Wyse ,. Virginia Calkins eeee,Marjorie White ASS1S'C3T1t aase V ..aaaaaaaaa....a.oaaao .George Closset Assistants eeee S Robert Gaw Florence Roetger Muriel Schonfeld Grace Schweiker e Goldy yHelen Bosch Advisor to Editors eeeeeeeeeeee or or ,,e,ee Gertrude Magner Business Advisor or Ketcham f in SCIENCE CLUB Francis Gilreath ,CC, CC C President Frederick Wyatt CC CCCSecretary Winfield Faron CC rrrr C Vice-President Helen DoWningC C Miss Mungers CC C C. ...CCCCCC CCCC CAdv1soi' The Science Club, the oldest club of the school, still ranks as one of the most suc- cessful. At every meeting some of the mem- bers have interesting experiments to dem- onstrate. In the near future We predict that many of our scientists will have been members of the Science Club of Hempstead High School. Treasurer itT575l i ' '?- 'i5 '-15-'r E - 5 CME -'iTi ' T -PTT T ' WEEE 4.1 1,i..11.,1,.,41,,.1 1 1 .1..,1.,.1,.1,.1..1,,1 1..1..1..1..1..1.,,.1-....H1.1.11..1..1.,.1.,1.,1,.,1..,1 1 1 1,.,.1i..,1,,,,... Robert Leighton 1 , 1 Kingsley Smith i,,ii 1 -np1.1 1 1 1 1 111 1, Charles Watterston eiiiii John Wolff oooooo ,ooooooooo 1 11 LITERARY CLUB ooio 11 President Edith Gardner oooo 1 1 1Vice-President John Tunstall 11 Mr. Pill ooooo 1 1 11111111 11 1 111111 1111 1 1111 1 1AdVisor The popularity of the Literary Club is attested by the picture on the opposite page. The pleasant meetings, the clever and origi- nal entertainment, and a true educational value, have caused this organization to out- grow a half-page picture in the Colonial and to enter the group of full-paged photo- graphs. Secretary Treasurer n1l1n1nn1.,..11.1111-1111111.-.1111111111, HISTORY CLUB 1 111111111 President Mabel Richter 11 Mr. Ketcham 11111.11 1111 1 111111111 1 111Advisor The secret of a club's success, decided the founders of the History Club, lies in having good organization and interesting programs and in offering the students a mixture of fun and knowledge. Working on this plan, the organization has grown-and grown. Though the picture can't be seen at a first glance, it is too large to be hidden for long. Just turn this page and behold-the History, as well as the Literary Club, has been graduated to a full-page photograph. 1Vice-President Ferdinand Mann 11 11 Secretary Treasurer X K PEN AND INK CLUB Edith Huleu e ,President Frances Witty, eeee e ,Secretary Helen Bosch ,, , w , ,, ,,,, Vice-President Betty Dixon so e so e eTreasurer Mr, Pill e ,iti so so c Advisor The Pen and Ink Girls, running true to form, took a leading part in the school's activities this year. They gained the stu- dents' approval by the play, When Love Is Young, and that of the faculty by a St. Patrick's Day Bridge Party. Their other activities, too numerous and varied to men- tion, showed that School Spirit is an impor- tant characteristic of the club. This honor- ary organization has Won, by its fine work, the esteem of our high school and its future seems as bright as the present. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Theresa Dellamano up ..... , President Marjorie White r eeee eeeeee.eee, Vice-President Miss Neele eeeee Another one of our live Wire organizations is Le Cercle Francais. The members are continually becoming better acquainted with the French language and customs because they use every opportunity to speak French and study the life of the people. At their John Reeves r r rurrrSecretary Emily Hurryupgi . r r, Treasurer -.er,,,,,AdV1S6I' Christmas party a French play was pre- sented which was highly praised by the entire audience. The members of this club are becoming more and more impressed with the beauty and importance of the French tongue. i ,J , Myron Perez ,C James Campbell EL CERCULO CASTELLANO C esident Dorothy La Cour cretary Isabel Cook Mr. B ddow oo,oo Adviser The meetings of the Spanish Club have been enthusiastically anticipated not only by the old, but also by the new members. The programs have been enjoyed and the mem- bers have participated in them with great interest. This is a club which is very much alive and active. Vice-President Treasurer .1,,,,..Lu...n,n..lm.1:,:1..,,1,,,,1,, ..,,,.... ,.....,f,,..... ....,..,1.1..1ii,,1i,,.1,i,,1,,,1., ,,1.-,.1.,,,1,,.1u..1..,1,,-,1w,1,-,,1n.1,,,,1,,.,14l...-H 1.......,.1,,,,1.1.,1.. l928 THE COLONIAL l9Z8 - ,..,..,,...,,.1,,,....,-,.. ,..l,..,,,-.,,....,1,,1,..,1,m1l1,...Hl1. .1 1,4l1u,1v..1.,......l,,1.41,,1,.-my1m.1,w1l-11.411-.m1,n..4,1 1,.:.1.,.,1v.,1,,,1 ' , , l CARPE DIEM SODALITAS CONSULS David Ballantine Ralph Wolff John Tunstall Harriet Nelson Kingsley Smith Edward Williams 0514 U Miss McDermott oosssss so.,.....,....i..ioi r Advisor This year the Latin Club has been divided into class groups, each class having a consul who represents his class at meetings of the Whole club, and takes charge of class meet- ings. Despite the late organization of the club, the interest shown by the students has proven its popularity. u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -u1n1n1un1u1 1 1 1 --l.u1.1-1 1 1.1.1 1 1.1 1 1...,1 1 1 1.,1,.1, J UNTO Sidney Wyse . , A.,,.. , President Russell McKay .sssss Secretary John Reeves sssssssss..... Vice-President Winfield Faron .ssss,sl Treasurer Mr. Pill ,vsssssss,sss,s,,.ss,ssss,.,,vs,ssssssi , 1 sssss Advisor The Junto organized in September, 1926. This club, which consists of 24 boys, 12 Seniors and 12 Juniors, takes its name from the historic Junto founded by Benjamin Franklin. Membership is honorary, mem- bers being chosen upon the basis of their ability in English. The vacancies caused by graduation are filled from the ranks of the new Junior class. The purpose of the club is to encourage leadership and co-operation and to promote good sportsmanship. Y---1 r ' u H' I 0 C! . 7' 5 Wiki ,f X. ' xL ' V COMMERCIAL CLUB Winifred Bushell C CCCCC, President Nell Ringers CCCTreasurer Harold Smalley C eee,eee Vice-President Hanford Barlow C CCCC CReporter Grace Schweiker CCCCC CC CCCCCCCCCCCC Secretary Genevieve Clayton Sergeant-at-Arms Miss Mitchell CCCCCCCCCCC. CCCCCCCCCC. CCCCCCC C Adviser The Commercial Club, a club well known to the student body, has this year surpassed all previous records in the production of in- teresting programs. During the past year the members have heard talks by prominent business men and have been Well informed at all times as to the fluctuations of the various business enterprises. It is there- fore self-evident that the boy or girl who contemplates entering the business World after graduation should join this club. 1im1.mi1m.1im..uu.... 1nu1u1,111111.,..-mi1mi-im1m1iui1ni-i1mi1..i1m.--ii-11M1U141uU1nH1nn1im1nu--M1nn1im--nu-nu1 1uu1im-un1uu-1 x .l..2.?-fi- ,1., - -.- +,., -..I ,,, -,E,..-,,E - ,- 53. P. Je. P. .li 1 A L u i l 92 3 , up cz ,.Wv- HALL COPS - Joseph Praetzv iiiiii . ..ii Chief Austin Cheshire. . Assistant LIEUTENANTS' L George Closset Hugh McKenna Robert Leighton John Wolff Mr. Ketcham LLLLLLLLL.. .. The closing of the school year finds- the Hall Cops more firmly established than ever. They play a very important part in our school life because they preserve quiet in the halls and lockers, speed up traffic, and do numerous other things to keep the school in order. ,,,,,,.,,,---------...Adviser This year's hop which the cops gave was most successful. Their entertainments are always snappy and original. Most students think that the boys on the force feel proud and important standing at their posts, but to the boys themselves, it's just plain Work. 111:41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1.1 1 1,1 1 - 1 1 1.11 1,....... 1 1 1,1i1i1.1 11 1 1 1 L Wilson Madden Frederick Brown PI-IILATELIC SOCIETY President Janith Kice eeeeeee eeee,e eeeeeee S e cretary .. ee,eeeee,eeeee7 Vice-President Austin Meissner eeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeee T reasurer Mrs. Talmadge. ,eeeee,eee e,eee . eeee , W. ,rAdvisor November, 1926, marked the organization of the Philatelic Society, better known as the Stamp Club, in Hempstead High School. At the meetings the members have heard very interesting talks on various kinds of stamps. The selling and trading of stamps is another important feature of the society. If the future members take as much interest in the club as those of the past year have, the good work started will surely be con- tinued. 1.-4mii.u..ml..m. ..-m-'1u-,1u-f 1 .- -P -.-im-lH--1vw--1.ii-i1.-Hv11..u11m1mi...mv----+-vn--1-.,,.....i i...ww- v:--fi11-.ii,......lrn1-'r1- ii,-V i---mi-N,-u-1--i-.1--v 1 lm...mf-null, N111-I 19 2 8 T Hi., ,.,. Ey.-i-n..Q. , . .Q...,.P. ,. 1 Q. . .li , ,. -l-,.JL..n.H. 1,. -,,.- - .-il.?2.i -., ..iu--im,,m1 ART CLUB Eleanor Pratchett ,,,77,, ,,,,,,,,-,, P resident Kathryn Marshall 7,,7,7, W ,,,.,,7, Secretary Jean Orths eeeeeeeee...,e ,.e.... C ,A,A V ice-President Dorothy Doran ooooooo Treasurer Miss Irishi.. .,,rrr.rrrrrrororoorrrrrrrrrrrrrrroor ooooo A dvisor This past year has marked the origin of the Art Club. Before Christmas vacation the members of the club made Christmas cards and sold them to the students of the school. We have reason to believe that the club will further the school's interest in art. SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATEH By GEORGE M. COHAN Directed by Grace Sammis Reed -CHARACTERS- Elijah Quimby, the caretaker of Baldpate Inn c,,TFrances Ricker Mrs. Quimby, the caretaker's wife C. ,GGG or C C or Harriet Wale William Hallowell Magee, the novelist eeieeeeeii C S S Thomas O'Donnell John Bland, the millionaire's right hand man , Harry Mahnken Mary Norton, the newspaper reporter eeeeeeee,ii or Bertha Geer Mrs. Rhodes, the charming widow , r S Louise Schott Peters, the Hermit of Baldpate Mason Carliss Myra Thornhill, the blackmailer C ccc,eeecce Mildred Grimm Lou Max, the Mayor's Man Friday S ccec,eee l C Hyman Geller Jim Cargan, the crooked Mayor of Reuton C cccccc Edwin Van Wickler Thomas Hayden, the President of the R. and E. Suburban Railroad TWalter Lent Jiggs Kennedy, Chief of Police of Asquewan Falls Hugh McKenna The Owner of Baldpate rrrcr C or Ferdinand Mann . rrcrccccccr or Robert Gaw The Pohcemen C P R i i iCPi'PCPCC 'iPPPCP'C 'i'iii C C or Sherwood Silliman The scene is laid in the office of Baldpate Inn. Time: The Present. ,W .s 4 UKULELE CLUB Ruth Henkel aPresident Louise Washburn so l oooooooo Vice-President Marion Rodgers e I Secretary Lillian O'Mearael Miss Cross, up l iiii aooAdviser A new and noisy organization is the Uku- lele Club. At meetings, they tell us, songs are rendered terribly and life terrible. We sympathize with the folks at home who must listen to our young hopefuls practice. However, when, ten years from now, we don our best bibs and tuckers and attend a recital of the renowned Ukulele Club of America, we'll be proud to know that its origin was at our own Hempstead High School. Treasurer 5 Mm! GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Grace Rappeport eeee eeeeeeee P resident Gertrude Gurnee eeeev Secretary Kathleen Sadd E eeeee eeeee V ice-President Vivian Carpenter eeee Treasurer Jenny Treadwell E rrrr Accompanist Miss Cross , s.ss.rr Director Lillian Ackley Edith Hart Mildred Nichols Lillian Ambrose Alice Bartlett Mary L. Brady Mary Chmielewski Ethel Crossman Anna Cullen Margaret Deyo Rose Giliberty Josephine Graham May Greely Mildred Hogel Lillian Holman Ruth Henkel Alvina Jackowski Mildred Westphal Helen Jacoby Harriet Joyce Paulisse Larson Margaret Leamy Taubelle Neiman Dorothy Zeiger Adee Norclenstedt Lillian O'Meara Etna Pepper Dorothy Powell Dorothy Richter Jean Stolceley Ruth Voris Eva Walls Olive Walton Louise Washburn Robert Colcinda , Heins Wichman Howard Keccham Henry Luhetlcin George McGann Howard Roehner Albert Smith no Norman Bates will ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR, Miss Cross Violin Violin Violin Violin Violin Violin Violin Saxophone Edward Praetz Pete Rocchio .. Edward VanBuren Laurence Watkinson Norman Manning Benjamin Rudolph Kingsley Smith Enoch Lundin .,.. , Saxophone Cornet Cornet . Drums Drums Melophonc Piano Clarinet Lillian Amborse Svea Anderson Caroline Barker Anna Connors Isabelle Cool: Betty Dixon Helen Edwardsen Catharine Fagan Margaret Fechtman Margaret Fehmel Ruth Hall THE CAFETERIA STAFF Freda Heclcel Edith Huleu Charlotte Jensen Dorothy Kruhm Gizella Kun beatrice McKeough Mildred Nichols Frances O,Brien Lillian O'lVleara Ruth Place Amy Potter Edwin Vanwickler Alice Schneclco Byrde Schroeder jemel Shull Anna Swegun Laurahelle Webb Raymond Barker Martin Cofiin Richard Faurote Francis Gilreath Alfred Kruhm Kenneth Kruhm USHERS Bertha Geer v ,.d.,,d.,.........,... ,, LIEUTE NAN TS Dorothy La Cour F Grace Davidson Theresa Dellamano Helen Downing Edith Gardner Mildred Grimm Gertrude Magner Gwendolyn Martini Natalie Martin Ella Treat Marjorie White Berry Wiltbank Sigvald Andersen Austin Cheshire George Closset Edwin Crane Charles Donnoclcer Chief rances Marshall Francis Gilreath Richard Gordon Raymond Heatherton Robert Leighton Harry Mahnken Ferdinand Mann Elijah Mills Charles Watterson Only Senior girls and boys may have the honor of being ushers. The seating of the audience at the school play, Seven Keys to Baldpatef' was done in a very orderly man- ner, due to the efforts of the ushers. I x QUAD RLS' S I G OR I N SE QUAD S PEL CHA YS' BO S+-4 GJ ,-1 .-5 7 J 4 3,110 sa Dellam an s-. cu ,-G E-4 Asst. Chief HSI' ag M ude Gertr hief C 5-4 GJ 2 .2 B : cv P .E 3 -cs F13 .-. u 'E Sv '5 ei 'svn 2533 -cumlcv C218 Qoggw we E5 fv5 :8L E' 502-CQ E225 CD..-f Q3 LLQUE s Z':Q5,.Q C535-'bm mage? CD-v-4 5-4 ,-C Q63 14-4 'fogwfi bipfvgi .-1 ...CD as 3.22am swing?-2 ejoszw E51 E :UC UL' 'U 'EEQNSQJQQQ-:Q of OC!! 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S. gridiron warriors journeyed to Flushing, and there, as may be seen, were defeated. Under the fine leadership of Kenny Glenn, Hempstead's all-around athlete, the team fought furiously but all went for naught. However, they held the red-jerseyed Flushingites to only one score, this coming at the last minute of the game. HEMPSTEAD, 10, STUYVESANT, 0 Following a defeat at the hands of Flushing, our pigskin chasers adminis- tered a sound set-back to the Stuyvesant aggregation. Captain Glenn and Bus Watterston led the Hempstead attack and were rewarded in the first quarter by a field goal, followed, in the third period, by Watterston's touchdown. The line held firmly and Stuyvesant gained very little through the center. HEMPSTEAD, 9, SOUTHAMPTON, 0 With our team suffering from injuries, but morally strengthened by the victory over Stuyvesant, we went to Southampton and there administered a good beating to the Suffolk County players. During the second quarter, Hempstead earned two points through a safety, and, not long afterwards, Johnny Wolff caught a for- ward pass on Southampton's goal-line and made the only touchdown of the game. HEMPSTEAD, 05 NEW UTRECHT, 25 We knew not what a stone wall we were going against when we met New Utrecht on the home gridiron, October 16. In a mighty rally in the third period, New Utrecht earned all its points and in the last quarter the play was quite even, neither side being able to score. Ley and Heatherton starred for Hempstead. HEMPSTEAD, 265 LYNBROOK, 13 Willing to repeat Hempstead's 1925 vic- tory over Lynbrook, our boys went on the field to prove that they were equal to the task. The teams scored alternately until the count was 13-12, Lynbrook's favor, but touchdowns by Ley and Glenn soon provided the margin for Hempstead's victory. HEMPSTEAD, 0 3 LAWRENCE, 41 Our team proved no match for the 1926 County Champions. Before Hempstead had quite awakened, the first half was over and Lawrence had collected 21 points. During the second half, Law- rence again scored three touchdowns, and might have had more had it not been for the fine work of Captain Glenn and Rocks Ley. HEMPSTEAD, 135 BUSHWICK, 0 On Election Day, our boys met a new opponent in an out-of-town game with Bushwick. Ley made both touchdowns, the first after receiving a thirty-five yard pass from Kenny, and the other by a spectacular fifty yard run. A HEMPSTEAD, 6, GLEN COVE, 7 HEMPSTEAD, 63 FREEPORT, 21 Team! Teaml' Team! Hardly had the echoes of this cheer died away when Hempstead kicked off to Freeport, and the Hempstead fumbles paved Freeport's first two touch- soon afterward, Freeport game was on. the way for downs, and scored again. This was soon followed by only touchdown. No fur- Hempstead's ther scoring occurred. Toward the close of the game, Ray Heatherton inter- cepted a forward pass after which the final whistle blew and the 1926 football season was over, Hempstead having gained four victories and met five defeats. Not enough praise can be given to the substitutes, as well as to Coach Fay, who made our team so successful as to win four victories on so difficult a schedule. l . 'XXL T 4 'X Y J il ...r 'Jew D f i if I FOOTBALL TEAM CAPTAIN . Kenneth Glenn CAPTAIN-ELECT ,,.,. Charles Wattersron MANAGER .. .. .. Joseph Praetz Thomas Campagna Charles Donnocker Clayton Bernard Raymond Heatherton Joseph Yauch George Orth Arthur Auterhoff joseph Maniscalco Austin Cheshire Hampden Hazelton Gordon MacKenzie George Closset Daniel Sealy john B. Wolff, Hugh McKenna Fred Ley ni,.a1.n,.1,,..1 ,ilullnnlu-I-.,.-,1.,.....-.....1-.....y.-1....- M1 ....-uni.. 1 19? 8- -.,-.- -1 - If - E.. -,, E.. .Q.....k. .,., .S?....1Dl,.-l- niinn--an...1-1.1inH1rn...I-lin,-.win-I-...1.1..-uni 1....un1n---u BASEBALL, 19 26 The baseball season of 1926 was one of the most successful Hempstead has had in a long time. Though not a championship team, the boys played extremely good ball and won practically all the games played. In spite of the lack of seasoned material at the beginning of the year, our reliable coach, Mr. Fay, turned out a team of which any school would feel proud. The team and the substitutes are to befcongratu- lated-the team for the fine rk it did and the subs for the loyalty sand deter- mination they showed in stayirfg with the squad. .. Harold Manning, a fine player and a veteran of many seasons, was chosen to captain the team. He filled his office ad- mirably and made a fine record in pitch- ing and batting. J acquiss once again held his position at third base and played as efficiently as ever. Glenn, Courtney and McHale, all three veterans, showed real baseball ability and greatly aided the team to establish the fine record it made. Fiola, Dorkins and Leslie Cheshire made good at their respective positions of catcher and first and second basemen. Wolff, Aus- tin Cheshire and Schneider played in the outfield and handled long fiies in great shape. Besides the players, great credit is due to Ellsworth Brown, the manager, and his assistants. Managing a baseball team is no easy job, as most students know. The season started with a victory over Bryant High School by the score of 6 to 2. All the players did well for their first game but Captain Manning was the star of the game. He knocked out a homer and struck out fourteen opposing batters. The next game was a closely fought contest with Lynbrook. Hempstead received sev- eral tough breaks and the visitors man- aged to squeeze in the winning run and end the game with the score 5 to 4 in their favor. Lawrence was next on the list but the game lasted only two innings and then had to be called off because of the illness of a neighbor. Three days later, we beat Baldwin High in an extremely close game, the score being 5 to 4. This victory seemed to inspire the players with success and started a lucky winning streak for Hempstead. We trounced Southside 12 to 3 in a one-sided contest. The next game, with Lawrence, was more closely contested, but the boys managed to pile up eight runs to their opponents' five. The streak continued and in a return game with Lynbrook, the Hempstead nine emerged victorious by the score of 3 to 2. This game avenged our former defeat at the hands of the Lynbrook players. Several other games were played, which only served to swell Hempstead's list of victories. The home team continued to play fine ball and show great ability. We hope that the team of 1927 will be able to show as fine a record as the aggrega- tion of 1926. According to all indications they have a splendid opportunity of doing so. Although several of last year's play- ers have been graduated, there is ample material this year for Mr. Fay to work with. And with him as coach, we are sure to have a team which will play clean ball and prove itself worthy of playing under the name of Hempstead. 9. .L ..... L92 8 LINEUP: Manning, Captain Brown, Manager Courtney Jacquiss McHale Dorkins Fiola L. Cheshire Schneider Wolff Glenn A. Cheshire Lobel Yauch BASEBALL TEAM Hempstead .. ..,.., . . 21 SCHEDULE 6 Bryant .. 4 Lynbrook 5 Baldwin 12 Southside 8 Lawrence 3 Lynbrook -uu1uu1mn- 1 -nu-nu-uu--li..-4-wnlnuiuu-.izluninn-.u:n.....nun 15Eit'5'i 't- -it''t f 't'i31-MFit'M'-'AT'Eit':'i'i5 ' ...M1,N1,lu1.,,,1,.,....uu..u1.1..,,1,,,,1,,,,1un...uun.-.,., -,,.,1,,,,-,.,,1. - 1. W lf. M. M 2. M.M, .11 ..,1 -L fx. ... .H .... ..-..l.9Z.8 BOYS' BASKETBALL, 19 2 6-19 2 7 Our first Basketball game of the season of 1926-1927 was played at Rockville Centre and the Rockville Centre players were much superior to our boys, more than doubling our score. Our next game was played against St. Agnes on our court. Our boys played hard and with suprising team work, so that they scored thirty more points than their opponents. But in the next game our team was to be barely beaten by Lawrence, our old rivals. This narrow margin existed in the next game which was won on the home court by the Manhassett quintet. In the following game, against Lynbrook, we were beaten by the very small margin of two points. About this time our shining center, Beep Cheshire was lost to the team and a very capable substitute for Beep was found in Albert Steuib. However, our team was a little bit shaken up and as a result, dropped the next game to the Free-- port boys. This is not an alibi but an honest fact. That game at Freeport was followed by a defeat on our home court at the hands of Woodmere Academy. In the next game we lost our second game to Lynbrook this season, thus proving Lyn- brook a team worth much recognition. We met the New York Stock Exchange quintet which showed fine team work and speed in defeating us 37-20. Next we met a new rival in Brookyn Tech, and we went down but not without a game fight before their powerful onslaught. In the following game we were again beaten by Southside, this time the score being much better on our part. THEN, we hit our stride. Our first vic- tim was Glen Cove, whose score we trip- led by the fine work of Kenny Glenn and Les Cheshire. Their shots were accurate and their teamwork great. Steuib, Tommy Campagna and Paul Schwitz were also to share in the glory of winning this game. The following Friday we played Mitchell Field and subdued the Army aggregation by the count of 34-26. But we were to lose still another game and this to Jamaica Training, which boasts of a splendidly trained team. Our winning streak was then broken but was started again in the game with Glen Cove the following week. Then we turned the tables on Manhassett and beat them to the tune of 26-14. Well, that was great, but it was still greater when on the following Wednesday we beat Hicksville in an overtime period by the narrow mar- gin of three points. If it had not been for Leslie Cheshire in that game there might have been quite a different story. We won the next and last game of a hectic season, in which we lost eleven games and vaon seven. Our defeats were well earned by better teams and our victories were well earned by clean, hard fighting and game boys, most ably coached by Mr. J. H. Fay. He showed his fine ability on the court against the varsity on March the 3rd, when he was by far the outstand- ing player on the Faculty five which, due to lack of practice, was thoroughly beaten by the varsity. Kenneth Glenn and Leslie Cheshire were by all means the high-lights of the past season's basketball team. Their abi- lity in shooting baskets, combined with the excellent guard work of Campagna and Schwitz, enabled us to win the major part of our victories. Steuib was a very reliable asset to the the team and it was indeed seldom that he did not get the tap-off. The work of Gordon and Ken- neth Rogers, Richard Gordon and Hugh McKenna was indispensable as relief men. 1111111.11-.........11....1,.,1-.1.-1.11...i,...1..........,,11111, . 3 - B A-1 s iiii N V, 'ix K .- 1 x 1 y I y L+ , I ' I -cf W? f Ai r V! LINEUP: 1 BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Hempstead Jr n ,flienneth Glenn, Captain . Leslie Cheshire A Richard Gordon Albert Steuila Gordon Rogers Thomas Campagna Kenneth Rogers Paul Schwitz Alex Lobel Austin Cheshire ! 1 2 7 D H n lv SCHEDULE Rockville Center St. Agnes... . , Lawrence .....,. Manhassett . ,. Lynbrook Freeport .. . . Woodmere .,.. . , Lynbrook A , . N. Y, Stozk Exch Brooklyn Tech. Rockville Center Glen Cove Mitchell Field Jamaica Training Manhassett . .. . Glen Cove . Hicksville Faculty .,..,.... 1QE 5 '- 'Mwwf'W''i?it'ii'3 t 'i 'E':'tmo 't'I i '5't't'A''S'''T iX '-'t'f '-W' -'-WTEETS 1..1.--111 1 1 u-lm-mi-.I.I-lm-nu.-'u1 -u,I...u1m41.m1.4..,i.r-N.-u,1-un.-m.1,m-im-m,......u-W1...1un- 1 1 --m1-un-- GIRLS' BASKETBALL, 1926-1927 Success, success to H. H. S., was the motto of the girls' basketball squad this year. They bent their energies to the ulti- mate achievent of this aim and a glance at the schedule will show you how well they have succeeded. With Ida Ryerson leading the team, good will in the squad, hard work at prac- tice and victory in the games were as- sured. A more fitting position than center could not have been assigned to Captain Ryerson. Her ability to secure the tap-05 gave our team an advantage in all the games. Wherever the contest, it was Captain Ryerson who started the ball a-rollin'. By unending good sports- manship and enthusiasm, and by accurate shooting, she kept the team in a fighting spirit and the score in Hempstead's favor. Little Charlotte Oatis, right forward, despite her diminutive size, proved in- valuable to the team. Her pass work and shooting of both field goals and fouls won her the respect and admiration of the rooters. Isabell Cook, left forward, by hard work and alertness added many points to Hempstead's score. Unfortu- nate is the guard whose duty it is to fol- low Cooky . Grace Schweiker, center guard, gained the honors of the guarding zone. With the tenacity of a bull-dog, the speed and endurance devloped by hard practice, and the foresight and alertness of mind which determine an athlete in any field, she held her man down to comparatively few baskets. Alice Schnecko, left guard, whirled through the games, causing much grief to our opponents by intercepting passes and getting the ball swiftly to our forwards. Nell Wattly and Florence Taylor, guards, and Jeanette Streater, forward, worked hard and showed them- 1..,.1...1..1..1uu1m.1un1nu1nu1.svn-nu1l..-un-n---14.11.41-u selves capable players. With speed and good passwork, they contributed much to the success of the team. A great deal of praise is due to the subs -Washburn, Ackley, Ambrose, Pease, Courtney, and Joe Wattly. They dressed for all the games and showed their good sportsmanship in remaining loyal to the team although their chances of play- ing were few. They were ever ready to replace one of the first-string players, and came regularly to practice to offer worthy resistance to the first team. The team played many exciting games this season. Who can forget the thrill received when the team faced Freeport, our ancient enemy? Ida Ryerson endeared herself to the High School by those accu- rate shots which carried our score far above the opponentsl And the Woodmere game! Remember Gracie's wonderful guarding and the per- sonal foul which was called on the Wood- mere forward, when she discovered that even charging couldn't keep Grace from her duty? And that foul shot! The whole Hempstead contingent praying for the basket which would break the tie and place Hempstead ahead! Did we make it? Why of course. With a cool head and the accurate aim which has seldom lost her a foul shot, Charlotte Oatis flipped the ball into the basket two seconds before the final whistle blew. Hempstead, 305 Woodmere, 29. Rah! Rah! Rah! During the entire season, the girls have been defeated only twice. A successful season such as this can be gained only by diligent practice, good sportsmanship, and co-operation. Miss Newcomb is to be highly commended upon the success which the girls have attained. 1,.,.1,.,41...1..,,1u.41un...un1n1n1...1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1u U GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM LINEUP: Ida Ryerson, Captain .. ....,...........,..... Center SCHEDULE Charlotte Oatis .,....... ...4.... R ight Forward Q Isabelle Cook ..,...... ...,... L eft Forward Hemlftead Southslde Grace Schweiker ,... ...... C enter Guard H Woodmere Alice Schnecko ,.,.. ..... L eft Guard Lynbrook Nell Wattley .......... ,...,.., R ight Guard Lawrence Florence Taylor ..,,.,, Right Guard Paffhogue Jeanette Streater ,.,. ,..... L eft Forward Freeport Betty Dixon .. ........ ....,. L eft Guard St' Agnes Lynbrook ..,. Gertrude Magnet .... ...,.....,,... M anager Baldwin ..,,.. Alice Schneclco ...., .,.... . Asyl. Manager Mineola ,,,A,, Miss Newcomb ......,...... ...,. .... ,..,...,., C 0 a ch Freeport ,,,A,, SUBSTITUTES' Wwdmere ' Rock. Center Louise Washburn Lillian Ackley Hicksville 4-4- Anna Pease Adele Ryerson Catherine Courtney Josephine Wattley 1 'v Y- X fa ax, 1 -e Jvyuog I X , -xg, BOYS' TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY ' TEAM LINEUP2 Mr. Lathrop, Coach Harry Mahnken Leslie Algar Douglas North Fi-ederick Brown John Wilson Francis Gilreath x., 7 , f LINEUP3 Icla Ryerson V Myrtle Dauch Lillian Pease , Louise Guamieri Ruth Mills Anna Pease ' Catherine Courtney' Lillian Ambrose Nell Wattly Betty Dixon Marjorie White Josephine Wattly Jeanette Williams Miss Newcomb, Coarb GIRLS' TRACK TEAM, 1926 Sci-1En U1.E Interclass Meet, Won by Seniors Basket Ball Throw ........ ............................. 1 st, Ida Ryerson Znd, Myrtle Dauch Running Broad jump ....... ...,.,. W on by Lillian Pease 50-Yard Dash .. 4, ,..,..,.,. Won by Lillian Pease Hurdles ...... .. .. ,. . ...,..........,...... Won by Louise Guar:-xeri Mineola Meet Running Broad jump .......................,.... Won by Lillian Pease 50 Yard Dash .. .. . .. ......., Brcl, Lillian Pease Basket Ball Throw . . . ,,... 4th, Ida Ryerson ivan.--ninln-lin ... ...uu1uu1uu..uu..iiu1nni,-ii-iniliininm.-in 1928 T H E C I-MB TI'Iif-MEMiT'i'iii i'iTi'i'-'iifwifiii'-i iT ' 'N' 1 9 2 8 -nu--nn1uu-im, ... -im-'nil'-H1iiu...uu.-.mi-nn-nn---1fl-ii.I-in1.-iiu-.,y.-..-i..i-m.-iii---im..-,,..-iwi.m1i-..-In--n-i-uu1nm- -- 1 1 4' lffizfh ffpafogies Hardy Harvie of Calkins from Bennett-land Loved Fay Munger of Talmadge-shire. On Davis Hill o'er Beddow River He nourished his celestial fire. The:e's a thorny Lane in Rhodes of love, And a quarrel arises fast, And these lovers, being Irish, Had a bitter quarrel at last. Harvie in remorse and sorrow Sent his love a Ballentine, Sent a fresh Budd and a Newcomb, Played Faust on a Reed sublime. But Fay refused to reconsider. Harvie, plunged into despair, Decided he would kill himself just to spite his lady fair. So on the good sea vessel Piister,' He made his way to Bassemir Isle, Took only Williams, a trusty Porter, Tho't he'd pass out right in style. There a Quinlivan Pill he swallowed, Mixed with Snyder's cocktail juice, But when these things failed to kill him, He exclaimed, Oh, what's the use? Then a mari-Goldy plucked and said, This flower reminds me so of Fay, I'll keep it. But from Olson-town Tomorrow at Noon I'll sail away. He Stowe-d away upon a boat Which coaled up at McDermott-bury. Here the Schipbanker found him out And took him up to Captain Perry. 150 All Wfz0 Wz's6 Ywemn Perry placed him on rhe Mitchell.,' He went to Stenholm and to Greenlund, Left the warm Hall of his birthplace, Hoped to make himself a Newman. But he couldn't make his living, First was Smith, a Gardner next, Then a Baker, then a Herdmang lVIaure and Moore his hopes were vext. Left alone, Fay soon missed Harvie, her Maxwell And decided she would Ketcham. So she set out in Her chauffeur was Sir Rupert Powell. Powell of Walsh complained to Fay, This route is bad without a doubt. Our Hubbell soon be stuck so fast We'll need Robert's derrick to get out. But said Fay, I will not linger, No cosy Covert shall entice Till I find Harvie at Rogers-ville Up there in the land of ice. They arrived near Benner Ice-Field. . Said Fay, I've found him, I will Neel And I will beg his true love back, For deepest sorrow now I feel. When she saw him, she told Powell, 'Heuston-d there. I have been Cross, I've been a killjoy, not a Lovejoy I am burdened with remorse. And when Harvie saw his dearest, His heart Lathrop-ing in his breast, He took her in his big strong arms And-well-I guess you know the rest. f5'i' ' 5 ' M ' 'i'-' 'i?' Tf ' E- iQ ' 5 ' ' 'E- T ' X '' 'f' 1- '1 ' '-' 'T'5Ti'Ei 4 1 .-,,,.-,I!1,,,,1,m1.,,,1,,,,.,,..,....,, ..,, ,1,,,1 1.,,1,,,1,,,1, ,1 1 1, ,,..., 11--M1., 1 1,-X1, ,--X .....w1,1,,1,H1..1H,-1M11u1,,,,1m.1,m1M1 onvv?6 -N ' ,1,,,,1...1.1 1.11..1.,,1 1 ,1 1.1 1,,1,,,,1,1,,1, 1,,1,,1 1 H11 1.1,,1,,,,1,,,.1N1,H1,.,1,..,1N,,1.,,,1.-.,1 1 .-..m1, IiZifl-.-QfQiffE1fQfEffQfQi?QfQ5Q .... .L . 2. , . .QL A 1-.. 1f+.....1f-...- - - - LINEUP FOR ALL AMERICAN DUST- PAN FOOTBALL GAME Right end .L,L,,L C. .LL,LL,LLL7LL Iron QOre.J Right Tackle .. LLLLLL,,...L,,LLL Very fIll.J Right guard ,LLL . ,7.. Banks CofWabash5 Center .,LLLLLLeL . LLLL . Coolidge fCal.D Left Guard .,,e .. LLLLLLLLLL Wet CWash.J Left Tackle LLL,LLL, Fountain fPenn.J Left end ...,.,v,oo ,o.o,ooo Tube fof Colgatel Quarter-back ...,,, -. ,,oooooo Cherry CPitt.J Right halfback -C eoe. oooooooo G elatine CKnoxJ Left halfback - . . ooooooo . Smear fKaseJ Fullback . ooooooo o,oooooooo T in fKans.J -0- Oh! Sleep it is a gentle thing, Beloved from pole to pole. And never students wish it more Than when they are in school. -01.- A cutting student gathers no knowledge. loi A prize is gained and honor bright, By the one who spells Matussiewskyi right. .101 Friends, teachers, fellow-students, lend me your ears, I'd like to bury Caesar, not to read him. The work we don't for him, lives after us, That which we do is oft' interred in the waste-paper basket. So let it be with Caesar. .107 Bruce- I wish Napoleon had been an Englishman. Norman- Why? Bruce- 'Cause that's what I put on my test paper. l.0T.. What is an elephant ? An animal with a leg on each corner and a tail at each end. -0- What's the feminine of ox, Mr. Goldy? There ain't no such animal, John. .-i1v-lliull.-In--nu...nn-im1l4n1ll-u..nn.-nu.-ul-. 1. .-. .1ml.....-nn, A MODERN LULLABY Rock-a-bye baby, upon the bough, You get your milk from a certified cow! Before your eugenic young parents were wed They had decided how you should be fed. Hush-a-bye, baby, on the tree-top, If grandmother trots you, you tell her to stop. Shun the trot-horse that your grandmother rides- It will work harm to your little insides. Mama's scientific-she knows all the laws- She kisses her darling through carbolized gauze. Rock-a-bye baby, don't wriggle and squirm, Nothing is near you that looks like a germ. -Selected. -0- DETENTION Apologies to Longfellow Tenth period bells had rung at last, As thru' the halls of high school passed A youth, who bore, in hand of ice, A paper with a strange device, Detention! His glance was dark, he shook his head, Half filled with anger, half with dread, And, clasping in his hand the slip, A muuttered word sprang from his lip, Detention! His lucky mates ran out, away, Free till the dawn of another dayg He stumbled in our Twentieth Room. Slumped in a seat, he met his doom- Detention! So in the twilight, cold and grim, His hair all frayed, his wet eyes dim, The freshman sat with glassy stare. 'Twas his first time in the lion's lair! Detention! -MYRON PEREZ, '28. LO.. Miss MCD.- And what did Cicero say in the senate? Chorus- Vo-do-de-0-do . L92 fi 1nn...,,,,1un1n.11 1 1ym...M-..,,,1ml-un-.-W.-..,,1,,......w,11,.,1.,.,1f1,....4.,..W..MUluui..ul..,.1U1.1uI...ynq.-m1...m..-.m...u -. 1,,,.....,,,-,,,,1,m1 19 2 8 T EM- ,.. E .. 1 - , . - .4,. S. ..,, 52. .. W .L , 1 Q. .,. .Fl ,. , -L .. , 22. . ., lg .... ,,.-. L2Z 3 1.m1'....-.,,,1.....- -. 1-1m1,,.,1 ' J 1' ' .gg-f ai p '47 -. Q. X I H. .fvi -J 951' H 1' 1, If I, 0 ,tw Junk ,i .J cn g nf, T X ,EDM Slziqhridin' Midmqhf Szvznade Bzaufq Confzsf '5fqlQ5afSoph.Uar1C2 ' 5 E5 2 'i. -.1 HHILX To THE QUEEN! -I Elan in ,, 9 G ., 1 Q - ' - , V f A6 ff .' - . - ' vu-W KA.u,'.a-.4 rg mf .... 1 .- . N ' ww - - Q .N X Xaefsmmgaggeeaaws M I ao SRX X1 . 4 Q - . 0 f - '. WWW ' fsf1'ii iii5?iie? W . ' ' 5 . L' mini. .. Q X - ily.-MM N - S 0 ix fi q Ny - ' X ISI!! KA 2 'nw . D B YES, N nrpsl: NG :r Rl 5 :Sl -Qe Q -f 1 Q, I' Q . az-1-I j X eff ff Q - if I CHN Snr: Q turd .und We Price of a Parfq Clofhes Brzakfhvz man Hablf- Um Una-Hanrfikivar, The 5coHmq HQM an 'T55''51-.fliffQf121ffEff'QfEQfQC3l ..,. 5. , 52. ,, .l?L.-l-. Did he die a natural death? Yes, he was run over in the street. -o- Moylan- I refuse to eat this steak. Waiter-- Wazzamatter ? Moylan- It simply isn't done, old thing. -0- An American who spoke miserable French and a Frenchman who spoke miserable Eng- lish met and insisted on expressing them- selves in bad French and worse English respectively. As they parted the American said: Reservoir. The friend responded: Tanks -0- He.. There's a question I've wanted to ask you for weeksf' She- Go on. I've had the answer ready for months. ...gi Why did your husband have fire insur- ance ? 'Cause dat man sure knew where he was goin'. -O- IN THE CAFETERIA All of a sudden, we heard such a clatter We sprang from our chairs to see what was the matter The goo on that tray Made an awful display, And who should have dropped it but Alice Ramee? -Oi Johnnie- Hello, Old top, new car? Mac- No. Old car, new top. -.01 Your ad said there was a view for miles. There is. Look up. ...Oi Small girl's essay: In our family there are three, mother, father, and I. I am the youngest. -.....nn--un.-nmlun1nu-uq--nn-nn1un:un-uu-mu- 1 -uuinn.-nninni All the school's an institution, ' And all the noble pupils merely inmates: They have their exits, and their entrances, The one stude in his time has many slips, His slips being for detention. At first the freshman Studying and attentive in his teacher's eye, And then, the proud sophomore, with his un- finished homework And sleepy morning face, walking like a somnambulist Unconsciously to school, and then, the junior, Running breathlessly into the class room with a cautious glance Made to the teacher's eyebrow, then a senior Full of conceit and covered with undue honor, Jealous in love, regular and quick to cut, Gaining the highest reputation Even from the teacher's mouth. -01 Miss C.- Name one thing of importance in the U. S. that did not exist one hundred years ago. Dick G.- Please, teacher, I didn't. -.Oi What have you been doing this summer ? I've been working in my father's office. Oh, I haven't been working, either. -0- Miss Munger Cin Physicsj- Do you fol- low me? Austin C.- Yes, but I'm quite a way be- hind. 10.1 Would you object if I called you Myrtle ? No, but I'd think it funny, because my name is Helen. -o- Raymond V.- When you go home tonight keep your eyes open? Ferdinand- Why ? R. V.- You'll look like an awful dumb- bell if you go around with your eyes closed. A L-.- - -..-.1.?Z,.??. TBET' ' ' ''l'7il'l'l 1Tl'E'l'l'l lE'l'l'l5l l'lli'll'-'EH l'N 'l'Tl lX'm'l'f'l ' ' - '-T523 1..,l1lm1., L..-01.1 - 1.,1llN1-1H...H.lL.m...m1ml1....-...ulnu-llll1.I-.-.ll-,.....-l1..l-1-..1,..,.,-1nn...l...-.w1..u1pn-m.1,.-,..m.1...,......l....l.-4...-......-.......l..1 ent' V .4 ,..., - 4, H, 94 hiatt lNLAr1il-'xA Vgjgf T H- ? ? f A ' l ff . Rf' H 1' - . 7 I Gif' is H ' A, V' r ,gllf f Y 'l Xfb I lf 4 - - -M 41:16 , W, ' ' 17 f 7--rx N,-L4-, ' i' Cnc-1. VI oclrzsf i ma W4 l,amsarHnds alfmllnalivzr ff? K X ex Wy l f fe U iq Q H 3 ll E..- - - --'-l lnTerpmTlvzDanmnqvSprnnq ThQWimmroYdf35Sulf i f 1 X. I .KLA V A I V- - l L, U Thaf0hvQanclEq Sandwich! wif N '4 Q' 6' 9 n ,iff Q39 F1 The mmm Hall QQQ Vw SORRY, ow mf-N, em Tum 15 wow ' F1 DANCE! W Clie Yi l Els-4455 A' A no lf' all 5 flag - - - -- ci -'M f.-fr Em' - 4' , ,..x - Havoc Wrouql1llmqBumPal N obl Q U AQ s av ll N3 1590- .1927 WL lfvoluflon ol Tcaachczrs O,Tl'lHT THIS T06 100' l SEJULIO FLESH Q If Q . Q MD' Cnm 'Null Sed!! uunvq X yu Na ' m 1 f nfrlcvll 5 Q Z 5 V ' N 1--,..f It no -4 .. H.. V 'LZ Hu ' J K ,U--1' The Yellow Peril G3 'W f u ?S'S2 Q glsiwfg' Q :W ? ' C5 4-.i 4, The l'lu moflsf cm ll Jill! -:PA nv- A, ..i,,.. ,, 6 x i fx -2 S? WMD YI D - ann. GqmnasiumAnvll Ehorus PQ U upgmxlf Q i f h 1 ' fill T -T A' .ff I fx A f : - , ,, , .i- Q X 0 74 AHQZLZU, ig! ' XI? 1 fimf, '57, ,U ,A Gomq Downl! A f 7 5 1 l 4 ' if Z 2 E 5 5 l I 58 , .l EVM! Now in mqdaqi Nam XE Z iigf 1 E-T191 Fallin' Havcll 1..-..1111,.1 -mi-vi -.nl ...mi..i-.-1v-:i1ur-nu-nl-,in--un-.i.....m4-nu-nn-1141i--un-ml -.ni-...lm-,,.....1 1un..,m...,-,,-U,-.,,-.iw..pQ.-,I.4inni,,,in..-.u.,.,n....4-.,..,,...,,........41,,,i,-,..-.4,....m,.-,,.,-,,,.-........- ... 1 -,,....,...1.,..1n 1928 THE COLONIAL l928 CELEBRITIES CONTEST WINNERS -mi...,,...,..,..-.w,-,,,,1,.,...un1un,.m..-un1..,,1u-un1...,1 ,-uu..nn-,,.,1,.,,1 H ero ., LLLLL.. Kenneth Glenn E ater LLLL,,.. L Hampden Hazelton eek L. .LLLL L LLLLL,......IL,L Joe Praetz est LLLL. ., LLL...,LLL Lillian Ambrose hexk . John Matusiewski Edwin VanWickler arnest LLLLL,...e . ..LLLL,,. Bob Leighton thlete LLLLL,,... .LLLLLL.,.. - Kenneth Glenn M P S T alker LL,., E A D evoted Couple ...,..,L Sarah Boardman and Maxwell Fisher H eroine ..,r.rsrLr L... . IILLLL, Bertha Geer I nfluential L.,,. Dot Kruhm G rind LLLLLLLL, .... Helen Bosch H onest ...... John Wolff S port .L.L LLLL, B us Watterston C onceited rLL..,...LL.L,,.r. Mildred Grimm H andsome Charles Donnocker O rator L so I ....LLL, Louise Schott O wl L -L s..LsLL Sidney Wyse L oafer L sss, r.,.s. D ick Gordon C heerful , or Sunny Dellamano E nergetic I rrrrs I L sLLLLsr,. Dot Kruhm L onesome L Edith Gardner E gotist LLLLL Moylan Hart B luffer L sss.ss Dick Gordon R eliable ,.,. Dot Kruhm I ndiHferent ,, L Hugh McKenna T icklish I L L,LL,LLLW,,,. Dot Day I mp I L .E cccr cccccc M arjorie White E minent I C L L ccc. Austin Cheshire S lowest Hampden Hazelton ..lnn.-nnimllmll -uni..-.-1.v!iu.l1U1.11141-41r.....vuiIm-I-u...v,n-I in-um r 1 1 1 4 --ir.-willu..1m...4:rv..nll..wi-lun.-i4li..l1il-.1111lm... .. 1 ,-..H.-.m-..nn-mi- 19 2 8 -..- 1. L - E -L --,,f1..Q.. l..f...O..-l5i..,-.F-..-5. la-.- - -2935 .-uu1un1lul1u..- September 9- 1 6- 20- THE SCHOOL CALENDAR C1926-192 7 5 School opens. Pen and Ink Club organizes Junto organizes. 21-Senior Girls' Squad organizes. 23-Student chapel exercises. 28- 29- Pen and Ink Club cake sale. History Club organizes 30-Senior class organzes. October 1-Rally in gym. 5-Science Club organizes. 6- Commercial Club irganizes. 10-Track Team organizes. 12- 14- 14- Literary Club organizes. Hampton Institute Quartette at chapel. Girls' tryout for school play. 17-lst meeting of Colonial staf. 18-Senior Tea Dance. 19-Boys' tryout for school play. 28- Mr. E. French Strother speaks to Literary Club. 29-Rhetoricals. November 1-Haskell Coffin speaks to Liter- ary Club. 8-Literary Club Dance. 8-Fire drill. g., 9- 9- 1 0- Girls' Glee Club organizes. Sophomore class organizes. Junior class organizes. Philatelic Society organizes. 19-Rally in gym. 19 22 30 December 10 20 21 January 18 25 26 February 9 9 11 11 14 21 25 March 3 9 11 14 17 18 21 Aprl 1 Art Club organizes. Pen and Ink Club play. El Cerculo Castellano organizes. Football men receive letters. Hall Cop Hop. Senior-Freshie Party. 22-Regents. Mid-year registration. Miss Hubbell leaves. Junto Jig. Ukulele Club organizes. Miss Roberts leaves. 12-School Play. Miss Eastburn arrives. --Pen and Ink Club and Junto chapel. Sophomore Soiree. -Faculty vs. Varsity basketball. game. Mr. Sampson speaks at chapel. 12-Inter-scholastic Press Con- vention. Freshie-Senior Party. -Pen and Ink Club Faculty Bridge. Mrs. H. Comstock and Mr. Rus- sel Doubleday speak at chapel. Junior Tea Dance. Hall Cops' Minstrel Show. I f 1 ,j x . , - f ' Q Iii-ff' C5 ,I-..-..-..-.-..-.....-..-..- -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..- ..-.-..-.. -..-..-..-..-.....-..-..-..-......-,..h..-.. 1928 THEC LONIAL 1928 Q...-..-..-..-..-..-........-..-..-..-..-......-..-.. .-..-..-..-..-,...-..T..-1...-..-..-.........-..-..-..-... MA QUTOGRAPHS V, A T 'J - LJJVJAJ, f i f A, , , AC f GJ0JJJ'9QwWMow-M T . .E , gf xg saffffwf i ? A X L x' ri K ' 5 ke, LL, U:vW-,iA, 1 ,g , , , E I fn ff A 5 A 5 VQQQVLWN J , 4! J If , , L fi! 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THE BEQSSIBLE The COYONSY Sfaw f5Ei'l'5 lm 'l' l 'lTi ll'P1' 'E l'lT'TTTETTlowlillfl To l N'l 'iT'l-l'X lli 'fll'-'T '-W-'TTTTMEEE -lm-ml-....1m.1..'1M.-.w1ni1M1im-uw-mi1W1,,,,1.m1in.1.,,,...w..1.,...-,,4.1w,.-,,i1 i.-.,,,.-..,l1, i1w.1w.1,..i1.i,.1,m1.,H... l,.1...,-im14m-u- Special attention Gwen School and College Work l X 0, ve Try us QR lffeg X XX fff, The Colonial Did Ask Them! i-wi-01.1. 1, 1,1 1 1.1 1 1,1 1 1 1,1 1 1.--,1l,....1ii,1,i,1 ,1,,,1,,1,.1,,1,,,4...,,,,1.H1,-,...,1 .....,1m..... .lun-.....1,...1 1 1 1lm-.-m...uu,,.,.-.,....,m....,,.,- 1my1my1my1.yu.-..IH-.,H1.,.,....mx-N..-,.,....,.1,.-.,,,-,m..uu..uu.-..1 1 .. -m.-.,,.1.,,,-., 1928 ..un1nn..1m THE COLONIAL 1928 ..,,,,... .. .. .-.W-.nu1nu,..,.....,m-..,,- .- ,,,..,...,.,,..,,,,.,,,-,-.,,,....,,..,..v1....-,,.-nz,-,,.........1.,.,1,.,,1,,,,1..,.. .. .-un-.,...-...H-...,,.. OFFICE OF THE COMPANY Build Your Own Home in OLD GARDEN CITY RESTRICTED BUILDING PLOTS AND APPROVED BUSINESS SITES ARE OFFERED FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES THE GARDEN CITY COMPANY OFFICE NEAR R,R. STATION R. XV. ENSIGN, General Manager Tel. Garden City 1134 g...-....-..-.11............-....---.11......-.....,.-1...M-.,,..,.-.,........-1111.-. TSEMEM- ' ' -71-i '-131'i'i E'ii - 'ME'L'L'Ai5'i'i'm'f'i 'i'i5i'i'iN 'iTu'i-i'X ' ' ' 1 9 2 8 11-uinni-ul-.11 1 1 1nn,nnir'-I1-lfliiiflllllli -....I-..I.iiU.-...H1...i...im.....u-...i1.m-m.1.m1.u.-ml1l.,l 1un...nu- 1 - 1 HEMPSTEAD BOND AND MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO. 282 FULTON AVE., HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. Organized under the Insurance Laws of New York State LOANS MONEY ON BOND AND MORTGAGE SELLS GUARANTEED MORTGAGES AND INSURES TITLES OFFICERS ADRIAN H. COURTENAY, President W. TAYLOR CHAMBERLIN, M. D., Vice-President GUSTAV H. PAPENMEYER, Secretary 8: Tre asur er JOSEPH A. XVYATT, General Manager ARTHUR H. LUX, Assistant Secretary DIRECTORS W. TAYLOR CHAMBERLIN, M. D. ADRIAN H. COURTENAY ABRAHAM L. FRANK ROY D. GRIMMER, M. D. ALEXANDER HALLOCK HENRY V. HOLCOMB, M. D. XVILLIAM T. HUTCHESON GEORGE KINSEY CLINTON W. LUDLUM ALBERT XV. PEARSALL HENRY B. SMITH, M. D. Telephone Hempstead 3 619 CERTIFICATES ,-111.-11,111,1111,11,--111...-.11.1,11.-1111 f5E 5iii i ' 'i'il'i? i'1H'iiH-i517'M''IiiE'N 'i'5i i iil'ii'i5i i iN'-'i'iTi i'i'X'i-if i i'i' i 'l'T'l5E2i 1nn1m.-.m1.-.m1. 1.1.1.1.-ly..-1111111111:1-uniuu.-nu-w.,.im-w...wi,....,1-11.1,H..:Hi1,111-yi..-,ln-Hiv1n-1-im-m.-uu-nu-- 1 -un--u-nu-uu- Oflicial Jeweler to GLEE CLUB SENIOR CLASS OF 1927 ORCHESTRA SPANISH CLUB OF 1927 COLONIAL STAFF LITERARY CLUB OF 1927 HALL COPS PEN and INK CLUB OF 1927 DRAMATIC SOCIETY COMMERCIAL CLUB OF 1927 ART CLUB PHILATELIC SOCIETY M5534 Twenty years of manufacture continuously expanded to meet demands has permitted my medals, pins and rings to carry my message to confirm my policies. Moeller design has stood for Beauty, its workmanship for Quality and its name for Character. My jewelry, standing the most critical tests in the hands of thousands of owners, stands for pre-eminence as Quality Products, Honestly Designed, Honestly Made and Honestly Priced. A trial will convince you. saggy! ARTHUR MOELLER 15-21 PARK ROW ESTABLISHED 1907 NEW YORK, N. Y. T5E'i5ii'-l ' W ? ii'131'i''i'E'i iii 'iEM5ii 'i'i'i'o'i'i''ilT i '7i 'T i' ' li7i72? J 1. 1...,1....1,.,.1.,,.1 1 1.ini,m1uu....uv....nu-.,..,....,i.-W 1,..,1,..,1.,f.1ln1ml.-.,,,1,.,.1,...1y..,1..:,1.,y.i.,,.1N,1,,,1,.,,.1..:.-i. ii 1 1-,..-,.....u,n...n.l... All Photographic Group Work in this book has been done by our firm Individual Pictures and Enlargements as well os Commercial Photographs for Advertising Purposes our Specialty We are fully equipped to take Motion Pictures, Panoramas and g Aerial Photo ra hs 8 P We solicit your patronage and assure you satisfaction Come! Cw077Z77Z67'6'Z.df Pfzofo Home Portraiture - - Flashlights Motion Pictures - - Aerial Photography Panoramas 298 FRONT STREET HEMPSTEAD, L. I. Telephone Hempstead 1760-J i5EM5i i'i 'Mjiii'Tfiiif if - M - ' 'T 52'ii 1,.,.144i,...w..,..,1i1:1-F11-,....w..-.m1.i.1.ii-...,,,.-,,v1,,1 1 1 .1. .. . .--., .... --, ,,...- ... i-- 1,1,,1.i,i1,i,1,,,-1,i,-1, -..,..1.,,.1.,i,1m,1 el'-mx fyvcfood -P-T-T Q 06 'Ma V1 F2115 'TLS V2U VHHLllQi l S ID ' 'oufi Q 1 777 viii' , F' -1K' X 1 Fi 1' it ELL if ' W1 '- tiirww X ml1WH ,PW ixmfi l' V Yvcaffee f i N Mm., My ., mf' inf 2 ,X 1 w 1 N, - , K up 30 1 1 Q X i . w in 1 in .ny 4 EX 1 on ' I 7 A : iv xv- mai limi . in i '1 E -'E' I ff ,:4i,Ji!j'f7 Iii' ig 'i 4 ' I: Q Q 1 , V , 7 i ' P 9 Islfna' 1 i ' 7 i i f . . A eg if it ,- -H 'A Ni -, 1 s ' - '6. f 'i' M PN - V ft, i?i'kEi'ltiii??nU1n:E: 'Yf 1 i A A Y 9 A' Ti 'mkgl li! '1' e ' fjfemlrivnnvilggiq' ,J 13 . ,,fifv,,5f 'K . I .u 't ,V VL! 'U J 1-,g--- F - f-'3T'A7f'T'T I e'3f es !.mQ4- s if I I A 34flA -FM: 1 y??:wi- 5 'ji' WW ' 'V aw -?5fff, f'-.2I',l','fflf I 10,19 4f3c'rraN1ce ,fi ARGAN S Fwfqpdgyffl '1,95-IZHTOY X? I hone FRENCH ICE CREAM IN MOLDS FOR PARTIES .1..1.,..11111.-.11111111111111111111111..1,,,.1.,,1..,,.. Ei Long Island Printing 81 Litho. Co., Inc. MdHMfdCZHfZ'Ug Statz'0ner.v 137-141 jackson Street 1: Hempstead, New York Phone Hfmpffnza' IQ2l 4 . I-nn1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 11,1 1,,-iii.-,i,1,1.,.1.11,1,11,.....,,,1,.,1n1,,1,,1,,1,1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1, Ii?Q5fQ'fflTfE1ffE'QfQfQ?Q7Q5ffIffEi1251QIQfliffllffifQfffi3ZEZ Kirwinistabrook Construction Co. BUILDERS HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. C mpliments of D. A Efdredge BUICK MCTCR CARS 334 FULTON AVENUE HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. Phone 236 T555 'AA'-.7.ff?-Q'15f'Q157ffEQfQf?Qf1EQfl3lfQifQTQfQ?YfQEQffflflifii Telephones: HEMPSTEAD 2003 GARDEN CITY 1568 Compliments of CYRIL E. MARSHALL M. AM. SOC. C. E. Cifuil and Comultzhg Engineer 266 FULTON AVENUE HEMPSTEAD N. Y. nnlunl11111-1111.-1-1111111111i1111v1111.-11.-un- HEMPSTEAD 2600 Compliments of file!-ZNER Y'S FURNITURE AND RUGS FULTON AND WASHINGTON STREETS. HEMPSTEAD n.......--...1111,1.1..,'....111:,1,,1.-,Q-11...11.,....1111-.11111..-.. ..nu1m.1,.,,1,..1,,1,,,.1.m1,,,,...,,v,1.....-W..,.-......1.-nn..unimlin,,1.11.1.1In--.m..,,....nui.m1.-H1lm..m.-nn.-lm-....-..n1.m1 1 1..q1.,.11l.,l-I. 1928 THE COLONIAL 1928 iv.,--v...m1lnu...-A..-11...-1M1nl-1.II-1I+11-1.1.-vvllinu.-mu.-lm--nn1nu-n-:--m+--vu--H-Hpl1nr1uu1nn-nn.....m1un1nl-un-- 1 1nu-nu-un-uni Phone 99 Hempstead JESSE S. RYERSON, IW. SPORTING Goons STATIONERY WTOYS- R DENNISON'S CREPE PAPER AND NQVELTIES 89 MAIN STREET-JUST NORTH OF CENTER HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. n1.m...111:1...111,-...fi1111.-111111-1-.i11.-..ii11i-mi Seaman, Wood 81 Gehrig ATTORNEYS HEMPSTEAD NEW YORK TEEM''H''I'-I'I ?'M 1f1 'E I'I'n 'nE1 5 Mit'-n5 'M EI- MYM MX'Hmf M 'M'T'u5i'K lm-inni...-...... ... .11-1.-nl-ui1-11.H1-ui-I1.u1u.1un-.I-I-lnl... f,1u'l1.1-.1.mi,...-..-nn-M1W1...Illia1...1,.n1...1nu1..1.'1-11. 69 MAIN ST. Opp. Fulton Theatre I-IEMPSTEAD Tbere is ,f4Zwqys Somebofy, Somefwfzerc 771515 Wafzts Tow' Pbofogmpfz Blnznn Siuilinz ,N. Y. fi ICE You get what you Want when you want it AT H IMME 'S MAIN STREET HEMPSTEAD CREAM, WATER ICES AND CONEECTIONERY fTry Our French Ice Cream on Your Companyj OUR MOTTO: Prompt Attention to All Orders 11,111111:-.....1,.-1.11.-....f11.-.11...-..i1..m.1u init:I-1,1--nn-un-inu1nu-I-.--li:linn-nI:-n-I-ui:-un-nn-.1m..uHim.1nn-uu-uv-1nu1im-nn...lm-n-nii-u111:-n-nn-un-nn-un-un-un1nu--n 1 192 8 1 H E C O LMC,L-1bL,y-1-n,g?5.,,,.2..,.-, - - ,,1, -225 Garden City and Hempstead REAL ESTATE ATTRACTIVE HOMES DESIRABLE PLOTS Geo. M. Taylor, Inc. ioihms STREET, GARDEN CITY Telephone Garden City 1403-3916 GARAGES SMALL BUILDINGS BUNGALOWS Best of Materials to be obtained. Best of Workmanship you will find anywhere. Any Size you desire. Any Style you Desire. Not Portable or Flimsy, but Strong and Substantial. Easy Payments by the Month. if desired. Call for W. E. HOLLINGSWQRTH Phone Hempstead 4846 1w.-I,I,-M-,.,,,,,- iw.. .1 1,,....,I,-,U-., .., .U .- ,,...,,,1,,,-- .. ,..., ...,,,...,,I..,,1, -.,,.....,,,1,,,,...,,,.-.,.,...,,....,,....v -.,,,-.,I,...,,,,-N 1928 'I' II I2 Ci O I. O N I A I, 1928 -w-m-Im--W...wh.,-,.--nI...I.,,-.UI--.Iv-H.-I.--w.--,,I--I.4- I--, ,-II-.Vf-HI...In...-1.11--Iw-In--.IH-.I-,H--HI,-Im.-m,-,,u--m--m-lnv1vu-un-w.- TYPEWRITERS M!! - - 1-4. .- ' 'X I . Q., .I I'il?:LQ:2'i,-QA - , -I M. ,Lb 5 5, 10 I :SRS I-riofff' ' Se Qjesjggf 5:14 DLT., yfd .egg Q a vi -,.-sv L - elf X I X. X T E! I OF ALL KINDS RENTED REPAIRED Let us show you The New Portables with Standard Keyboard for your home PATTCN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 49 Mineola Blvd. IVHNEOLA, N. Y. Phone Garden City 875-W WILLYS-KNIGHT UVERLAND Becker SL McKay Bros., Inc. 46 FULTON AVENUE Telephone 792 HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. ,ml-un-u-v1vnn.--.m-m.-un-n1-nu-nn1nu-vm1un1nu-vm...un..-..-mn..lm-nu111,11-1...........n111M1un-1.11.11nn-un-uuinu--.4-III1nn1un.-un-.H 1928 -----I- TELEPHONES: gOffiee - 644 HEMPSTEAD Resldence - 178 Ahrian EH. Glnurtvnng ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW SECOND NATIONAL BANK BUILDING HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. C H E R O L E T SALES SERVICE Charles E. Mott 241 Front St., cor. Franklin St. Tel. Hempstead 2009 1-928 ?i-..E.M- ,,.I - .C..Q. ,4.. 11. ...T .9?.. .11 ...I -L .,,T 32.44.k-..u-n,-.,.-W-.,n ..,.- T5'im?' ' ' -MTKlll'1i1-'ll'-Q? ll'l'l'E'l -ILEM'-'II M5M llil''WYIn lX'l'l'lf'l ' ' l 'T5EE .1,,,.1.,.,1.g..1m..1 1.2 1.,,,1.,,,1.,..1,,,....,..1lm..,,.,1.m1,,,,1,,,,..,,.,...,:,,..-uy1,,,,..ml..uv.1,...1,.,-1.,.,1.4..1,I,.1,.......,....-..,....,...1 1 1,,,.1.m.1.,,,..,,,,... Tel. Hempstead 29 and 3641 W. D. W. Realty Co., Inc. LOTS AND HOMES A SPECIALTY HEMPSTEAD and VICINITY DESIRABLE HOMES for Home Owners in HOMELAND HEMPSTEAD We will build your Ideal of a Home -DEVELOPMENTS- JEREMIAH DEVELOPMENTS COLD STREAM GARDENS FAIR VIEW ESTATES HOMELAND HEMPSTEAD GARDENS 66 MAIN STREET HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. J. K, VAN VRANKEN GEO. H. DOSE J. K. VAN VRANKEN SL CO., Inc. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 123 Main Street HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. PHONE 3030 u-M1 1 1 1 1 1 111:1-1.m1.111114011--u1un1m41w-m411-u..1m-uu1m....nn1m.111 1 1 1 . 1 1-1 1 1n- A. W. BRIERLY L REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 287 Fulton Avenue HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. TELEPHONE 63 ,1,,,,1,1 ,1 1 1 11,....,1,,1,1,,1,,1 ...,:1,,111.,1,,,11.1,,1,...'..,1,1,,1,,.1,,.., 1.1, 1 1. 1mI1Im1IIu1II 1 1 1 I1-In1Im..,,,,1.II.1...,....,..1. ....,,.,1,.,,1.,,,,...,... 1II..1.In1u.I1.II.1 1IH1.III1II141IIII1III.1.II.1,.,.1....1II..1..u1..,:1I.I1.. 1928 T H E C O VV: invite you la visit the JOSEPHINE DEMOTT ROBINSON 5 El-lT1SDI m D UF DHHEIHIQ. AND PHYSICAL CULTURE Largest and Best Equipped Studio on L. I. Send for Our Booklet MISS VERONA OAKLEY, ASSISTANT 25 Main Street Phone Hemp. 3367 HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. ACQUIRE THE HABIT- of depositing your funds in a Bank where a personal Interest will be taken lh you and In your banking problems Such an Institution is The SECOND NATIONAL BANK of Hempstead Resources over Three Million II....Im1,1.... 1 1,-.,1.1 1 1.1 1.1 1 1.11.1 1II ,.1IIII1III.1IIII1.Iu1.III1wI..m..1...,1III11IIII1,..,1,,,,1.IN1 1.....-..,...1m.1....1,, lf. ,,t. 52. ,.lS .Ii -L li lf- .- - - 1.9221 Tel. Garden City 1180 PLOTS and HOUSES IN I-IEMPSTEAD'S FINEST RESIDENTIAL SECTION -CATI-IEDRAL AVENUE- Cathedral Avenue Realty Co. GEO. L. HUBBELL, PRES. GARDEN CITY, N. Y. 278 Fulton Avenue 86 Smith Street HEMPSTEAD, L. I, JAMAICA, L. I. Phone Hemp. 2898 Phone Jam. 9000 COLDAK ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION KELSEY at SINCLAIR, INC. Distributors VU. A. SINCLAIR GENYL MGR. 1,,1,,1,,1,1.,.1,1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1. .-.,,,1.m-,,,,-.m1 -..,....L.-,.'....m.1i.,,-m.-.,.,-,,,,,,..,-H,.-V -.....,...,,,--, ,1,,,--M...,...w.-Im-M-L.-L-,.,..-..,.....u-H..-., 1 1w.....,.-,,....,,.,i,, 1928 M 3 I . ---l-E-E--f-f9 Tefephone 3350 Hempstead GRIFFITHS 8 GARDNER Lawyers 10 Main Street HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. Tel. Hempstead 3866 CLINTON R. PLACE Plumbing and Heating Contractor Z5 Main Street HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. L o NVI A L ---pgs RES., MALVERNE Phone 3445 Hempstead Phone 5491 Lynbrook JOSEPH H. CORNELL Architect HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. Phone Hempstead 2060 FREDERICK P. J. CLARK LOUIS H, MCMAHON Res. Phone Hemp. 2328 Res. Phone Hemp. 3589 CLARK 8 McMAHON Real Estate and Insurance MORTGAGE LoANs APPRAISALS HEMPSTEAD BANK BUILDING 292 Fulton Ave. I-IEMPSTEAD, N. Y. L.-nv..4m....i..........-.1-..,..:......1.1-..-ini., ... 1 1 :-., ,,1...,1....1,.,.1 -. ... ..Mi,.1.1H1..H1111.1.1yt...vvnfiull-.m1nl,1u 1928 T H -..-..-...-,..-. - ,.,, -..,-.,-..-.,.- .... -..EM .,.. - ,,., .2?..,.Q. Compliments of George L. Hubbell Real Estate and Insurance GARDEN CITY, L. I. u..uvu-1.--.1-.11111111inu....u- Arnell Men's Shop STEIN BLOCH CLOTHES -DUNLAP HATS- CORTLEY JR. CLOTHES 302 Front Street HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. n..m.-.1111..............-.......-1.-,.. ,,....nuinI.inn...uu.,1m1uni.m...,.,-.,,,1,,,,1,,.,1H,-..,.,1..,,1 ... ...m1,...1......, le. 9- .Pl J-. IL lf.. .... L92 fl Hempstead Storage Corporation Where Everything Is Safe INDIVIDUAL ROOM STORAGE also STORAGE REMOVABLE VAN BODIES Phone FIREPROOF Hempstead 3000 WAREHOUSE 237 Main Street HEMPSTEAD, L. I. George H. Beaubian COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW 245 Fulton Ave. HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. -1.-.,...-11,t-,..4...-,11111..11n n1un-un1un1nu1 -..m1.m...-lu...nn1uu1-m1-m1nn1nu..un...,,-,1. H111.1u--nw1m.....m1l-V1.....1.m1..u...m1.m-.....1....1.........1 1 ..-..m1un1uu- 1 9 2 8 T H E C O- WL- Illl -O- hluk ,xzl MI- lvll -IL l'lI -get - - - llll 3 1nn1wu1.m--W1 1 1m-1InH1I-111-In1uu1-m...m1n1u1lm1.m1lm u Compliments of ,1111111111111!111.1l THE SHOP COLLEGIATEH HEMPSTEAD STORE: ll Main Street HEMPSTEAD. N. Y. HEMPSTEAD BANK Organized 1887 A Friend in Need Is a Friend Indeed Your Bank Book is your Best Friend- One who will never say: I'm sorry that I can't help you. THE BIG BANK ON THE CORNER Phone: Hempstead 2704 LEE D. SooN, Pnor- HEMPSTEAD GARDENS American and Chinese Restaurant SPECIAL LUNCH 11 A. M. TO 2 P. M. SPECIAL SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER ' Music and Dancing Every Evening Branches: PLAZA GARDENS 1280 I':i21tbllSi'1 Ave. Main Street BROADWAY GARDENS 1369 Broadway HEMPSTEAD, L. I. Brooklyn, N. Y. FREEPDR1' 76 South Main St. 1.m1uu1 1 .1..1..1 1i.1..1,. 1- 1.1, 1 .1 1 .1 1 1 1 1,,,,1,.,1.,,,1., 1 1,,,,1.Inl1uu11m1lm1v,,,1,,,1.,,1.,,l1,4,.1,,1.,.,1W... l.2?.8 .... ,-1f-U-E--fL .0 TELEPHONE I-IEMPSTEAD 692 The INQUIRER PRESS flnquirer Publishing ef Printing Coy Printing-Stationery 308 Front Street HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. .,1..-.11111111111111.1. Telephone Connectio William E. Ulm AWNINGS WINDOW SHADES PICTURE FRAMING 13 Greenwich St. HEMPSTEAD. N. Y. --uw--11.1.14111.11.U1.Ill...I.11l-.l14u-.1.ll-11l.11v..1.nn1 1..H1,m1m.1lnl-ll - .... .L,..Q...,.lTl ,.., ,,.,l-IL If -..- -1.92 A COMPLETE LINE OF WATERMANS IDEAL FOUNTAIN PENS The Lush Pharmacy Trolley Junction HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. 111'-.1 1 1 1 1.11111-.11 n1.u1n-...H-n...n....u-In-.U Tel. Hempstead 308 COHEN'S CIGAR STORE STATIONERY AND SPORTING GOODS NOVELTIES, TOYS, NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS 296 Front Street HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. 8 ,,1..l.1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1.1 1 1 -...I1 1,,1,,14,1,,,1,,,,1l,1,,,1,,,,1,,,1,,1,,1,,...,,,1.1,1 1 111.1 1 1,...-.H 1mI..IIII1m-.1 1 1,,1,,.,1I,-1,1.i-,1,IIi1,I.....,.1.,,,1i-,.1,4.-.,, 1923. I I I 'S--H-E.,.-.fL.Q,. First National Bank of Hempstead, N. Y. Resources Over S4.000,000.00 470 Paid on Interest Accounts Now Equipped with NIGHT DEPOSITORY Compliments of D A B E 6? P L Y E R HUPMoB1LE DEALERS .,- II1,-,- .I ,,-,I--,,11,I,1I,1,,,,1,I,,1,,,,1.,I,11 1111, 1III.1mi.-M111 I, O N I A I, I 928 .- .-. 1. ..-I-.... I1 ,..- 1 41 ,1iI1II1I,I1 1:,1.ii11mI..uI1im- KEEP FINE AND DANDY by using Fuller Bruffzef The Representative Will Call at Your '23 LONG ISLAND BRANCH Door I'm Fine and Dandy. How Are You? A. ADAM 8 DAUGHTERS Florists We Deliver Anytime-Anywhere CANARIES and GOLDFISH HEMPSTEAD FREEPORT 290 Front St. 53 W. Merrick Rd. Phone-3 553 Phone-243 5 V1.1 11 1 1 1.11, 1-I1 11 1.1-..,.1I ,.1un1m.1nn1nu1 1lm1uu1u111vu-11m1n1i,.,1,.,,1,IH1..p1,.-,1,,H1.4,,-w1.i..1.m1.m1,...1...1...1,.1.,41,..1.w1....1.m1 1 ,1m.1un1ml1-nn 1928 - ...... -I -E,- E - - .C.i.O...E. ..,. R. .... .li ..,, -I-...lE. .,.. .H- ,A,W -L - ..,. -1325 w ,1 BELL PRINTING ' 3 'E X COMPANY 282 Front St. HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. Phone Hempstead 225-VV CHAS. A. MOTT JOBBER RANGES - HEATERS - BOILERS Hand and Power Pumps 14 Greenwich St. HEMPSTEAD, L. I, Telephone Hempstead 1902 SIMONSON MOTOR SALES. Inc. Corner Main and Bedell Streets HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -.un1nl1ml1un1.n Plionv Hempstead 4814 MODERN Cleaning 25 Dyeing Establishment Ladies' 8 Gents' CLEANING DYEING, PRESSING, REPAIRING and TAILORING 252 Front St. HEMPSTEAD, L. I. f5E'i'5i 'i 'ii-i '?'i'iHT i?Q 'i i 'iEi i i'5'i'i 'i'I'ii''ii5 'i i'iii iiiT'i 'iX'm'i'if 'i 'i i i5iE 1,,,,-,,,,,,.,.,,,,1,.,,, 1 1,,,,-,.,,1,,,,-..,.,1.1:1m.-..,.1.1,,,.-..,..1,H.1,+,..-..1..,....-mlw.-,H-W..UH..,IH...w1,,.,1.,..-,,,.-,,,,1 1. 1 .1...,1m.1.... Phone 3340 Hempstead RUSSELL L. BAUKNEY, President HENRY C. BICKMEYER, S0c'y-Treas. HEMPSTEAD BUS CORP. Busses Hired for All Occasions 80 Main St. HEMPSTEAD, N. Y Compliments of ASHDOWN 8 LANG AGENTS FOR United Cigar Stores Co. AND Happiness Candy T4-lcphollvs 1723-YV, 215-1 TIRE SERVICE SHOP F.B.Staiford 277 Fulton Ave. HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. FASHION SHOP M. STEIN, Prop. LADIES' APPAREL 44 Main St. HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. 1.... i.. .. ... ... ..u1-ii.-,,.....,i....i,1.,i.-,i,,1 i.-,,.i.,i.,, ,A ,W i- 1 Y A ' A X. Q, , Q1 3 ' ....... E-E-L- 5-5-- l lOr:1l Park 1816 M. GEORGE TIGAR OIL BURNERS TIGAR BUILDING f0pp. R. R. Station? 33 Atlantic Ave. FLORAL PARK, L. I. Tvl. Floral Park 278 CHAS. JURGENS Grocer 134 Tulip Ave. FLORAL PARK, L. I. 4 u-uu-nu-u-.ii-..,-.iin1uu...nnin...:n.-..-ni.- ..... ....i.-ii.-iiii1un1. .-V - . ,-.l i.. I , O N I fxii l-, l ' - I ..........-M-..,.-,..-...-..-......,-L,...,,,-. .., i I i Tel. Floral Park 1914 l I i Compliments of l FLORAL PARK SHOE STORE MAX SOKOLOWSKI, Prop. COLLEGIATE STYLES 187 Jericho Turnpike, FLORAL PARK I l ! Telephone Floral Park 634 THOMAS FRANCIS DALTON FUNERAL DIRECTOR PRIVATE FUNERAL CHAPEL 5 41 Atlantic Ave, FLORAL PARK, L. 1. I -...- .- ,.- .-l.....na-.w...nn.-i.p...un1.nn1wi1'u1 ... 1 1 -. .-un... 1...-...1,,1 1 1 1,1,...,..--.1.,1.,,1..1n1.,.....1u....- 1928 THE CO Compliments of HENRY W, BURT Lumber FLORAL PARK. N. Y. 'l'vl. l l01'al Park ZZ Say It with Flowers AT GRADYATION FOR THE DANCE FOR EVERY OCCASION JOHN LEWIS CHILDS SEED CO. FLORAL PARK, L. I. jfs Q ,NLS L A L LLLL .... L 923 What Pay Check Will You Give Yourself 10 Years From Now? I'l' lllZllU'S no 1lllIii'l'flllf'l' how mum-li you 02ll'll. when you stair! our in llllSlllQ'SS. it is what you lizivv suvvrl llmt will ,Lynn-1-11 ilu- :unnuui of sallam you will rv- vi-ivv iu IU years l'l'lblll now. 1il'l'llll'l'l'NlTIl'lS. on wllivll your lillllll'0 SIIUUPSS :mil ll2l1lIlllll'SS lllilj' lli'IN'll4l. if you airs- in ll0SlTlHll to luke zlrlyzllltaigm- of tlwm. will bc- ow-uecl to you. Open a Savings Account Now-keep at it persistently and consistently - your money will make money for you. FLORAL PARK BANK FLORAL PARK LONG ISLAND The Old Reliable Emile Resources 32.900000 ,,1 1111.1 1 1 1,1 1 1.-1 1 11 1,1 'l'4-l. l lu1'zll I'zu'k 80 Compliments of COLBY-JULIEN FUEL CO. FLORAL PARK, L. I. 1m-....,.1.m.....,, 14-1' 1 -lu-nn1uu1n.1u-1un1 -an1un1nu-nu 1u.1,..1uiu1nn1. 1uu1im1M1M1u111n1u.1w1n.-m....n1..1. 1928 T H E C O Compliments of JAMAICA PLATE GLASS CO. Incorporated FLORAL PARK, N. Y. n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1f1.1..1.-.1 1.1n,.1:l I. VV. HOMMEL T. H. RUSHMORE President Vice-President HOMMEL MERCANTILE CO. Incorporated FLORAL PARK LONG ISLAND CEMENT - LIME - PLASTER - COAL LATH - FLUES - BRICK 'Ill l!-'Dll0llP 229 Floral I':u'k Ile-lwewles Maile Allywlls-1'e 111 QI'HI-INS and NASSAU COUNTIES q.-.W1 1 1 1 1 1 1..,1n1n1un1u.1un1un1 1 1 -...nu ,1M1un1,-11..1...-n.1m1..,1..1..1..1..1...- 1u1u,.-u1nn1u LE....Q..,.lTl..-l-n,.ff..,.11 ..... LQZE Phone Floral Park 247 WILLYS KNIGHT-OVERLAND B. 659 Q, Sales 599 Service, Inc. P. J. MILLER P. A. STRAUS President Sec. Sz Treas. Tulip Avenue and Jericho Turnpike FLORAL PARK. L. I. Telephone Floral Park 621-M-730-1335 Compliments of The Handy Drug Store Prescription Pharmacists 217 Jericho Turnpike, cor. Hinsdale Ave. FLORAL PARK, L. I. ---.1.-1111111111111-.u1n i5E'iii5M-P P -TTER-iiiL'-ii-'LT iii-Ai5'Fi'i'ii 5 'Mii M'i -'X f ' - - T52E l -f.-.u.-w-,...- iw.. 1un-w--for-..'...-.i1....w1 -11.3,:....,,,I.....,,,....,,n,n-4.-...,,,.-..,,:-,,,...g..,.,,...,.,-.m.-......,.1,...-.,,,.. 1 -.,,..1...,..,,,,..,,,,-,. 1'Il0II4 SI Bus., 2357: Res., 554-Il MARTHA A. ELLISON REAL ESTATE uffiw- g Residence : 93 MAIN ST. 124 XVASIIINGTON ST. HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRING SHOP AND sHoE SHINE 1'ARLoR 320 Front St. HEMPSTEAD. N. Y. All XYork Guaranteed -- Prices Reasonable S. SILVERSTRONE. Prop. H1 1 1 ... 1 1 1 1 1 1 .. -. ..uu1uu1 -.in Phone Ilvllnpsls-:ul 2782-XV SAMPLE SHOE STORE 269 Front Street CHAS. IVANS HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. Ixillbllt' 492 Flmwll I':11'k WESLEY B. SIMPSON ELECTRIC SERVICE SHOP -A Union Conlravting Shop- OUR ENGINEERS ARE AT YOUR SERVICE 228-230 Jericho Turnpike FLORAL PARK, L. I. EDMUND D. PURCELL REAL ESTATE M- INSURANCE Tyson Avenue, near Station FLORAL PARK. L. I. Member Floral Park Real Estate Board Chiropractic Health Service Pioneer Palmer Graduate I Ilzxvv IilY1'll Results XXI14-re Otlwrs llzive IWIIIUII My .UIjllSflllt'IllS Are- Absolllim-ly 1'2lIllIf SS WILLIAM GELFAND HEMPSTEAIYS SI'lEN'l'lFIC CHIROPRACTOR 276 FULTON AVENUE Phone Hempstead 2757 for Appointment .1.,1u1.......1....u1,.1.-11:1-.1- Q: 1- gg -1 5- -g 1- -- ----' - fi 1:15-A -1 3 ,-3 3: : - - - -- ..- -- .. .. . j.22li-.,- -,-,,,l-,,1jL,.E-. L3 up Q 2 L9 up N . I -fi HL. t ,. .1928 Compliments of MR. '55 MRS. AUG. YVICHMANN Tm-l. Floral Park 0457 FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS BUSINESS PROPERTIES-PLOTS XVATERFRONT ACREAGE. FARMS, HOMES ALBERT TOLLE REAL ESTATE 21 Irving Ave. FLORAL PARK. L. I. Tel. Floral l'2ll'li SHN Ulren l+lv+-iiiixgs Umnlnli-te Line of Hair Goods. Toilet Articles. Novelties. Etc. ANNETTE '35 ANTHONY KUOLAVITAJ i'1.o1:.xL ixxnii BEAUTY PARLOR ll m'nn-rly with Oppenheiin, Collins 85 00.1 ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY CULTURE Hair Rubbing. Marvelling and Permanent VVaving Our Specialties 211 Jericho Turnpike FLORAL PARK Opposite Lily Theatre 1..,,1....1 1. ...M1..,1,...1,,..1,m1..u1,.,,-M... .1 ,1 1 1., Phone Floral Park 2267 REDA 8 LICOPOLI Hat Cleaning, Boot Black and Shoe Repairing FLORAL PARK. L. I. L lv l'lmn4- l lm'al Park 211-XV. R. L E V I N E TAILOR and FURRIER Cleaning. Pressing, Dyeing and Repairing l78 Jericho Turnpike FLORAL PARK Compliments of MR. E. RATTEY u1m.1....1.1...'.11.1111.11111 Compliments of BERNHARD LOEW FLORAL PARK, L. I. .,1..,,1.1,11 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, JAMES A. WHEELER 'rms i,141.x1rING JEWELER 249 Jericho Turnpike FLORAL PARK 1 ..-.- -........-..- - ....--.......-..-..-...,.... I 1.-- 1 1 1 1..1..1..1..1..1..1......1..1...1u1..1,1. 1nn1un1nn1lm1 1 1 1.,,.1.,..1,,,,1,,.1..1.,,1 1.,1.,1 T5E 5i - ' i1'i 131 '-if3 '- 'Eh 5 'f''n5 Tv 'i bI 'if ' 'TEEE' 'I'vl. II1-lnpstezid 1154-Ji NASSAU TIRE EXCHANGE NEW AND USED TIRES ALSO RIMS AND ACCESSORIES Ynlvanizing a Spf-eialty 8 Greenwich St. HEMPSTEAD. L. 1. -1un1mi1in.1mi..uu....m..1 1 -..m1im-inin-inin-.1191nn-n.l:1mn1-. r w c . r' lvl. 2.24-.I STEVENS Y5 SALZI LOCKSMITHS LAXVN MOYVER GRINIIING and REPAIRING A SPECIALTY l':u'ls for ull kinds of Iinwn llnwvrs allways in sim-k Age-lits for Foldwe-ll. I,i'llIlSj'lVfllllZl. lll'P2ll 1xlll9l'l1'2Hl illlll 'll0XVllS1'llll fylillllift' Lawn Mowers 24 Greenwich St. HEMPSTEAD. L. I. ll'Q'l1'Iill4llll'S lleliipsh-:ul TT TN PRAY'S MARKET CHOICE MEATS-POULTRY :us FRONT STREET. NEAR MAIN HEMPSTEAD. N. Y. II:-nlpste-:ul 2615 DR. M. GESSNER DENTAL SURGEON MADAME ANNETTE BLDG. 304 Front Street HEMPSTEAD. N. Y. '1u1uu-u--uu1ui4-..... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u,1u.1n 1n1n-.rl,,1..1..1..1.....1..1,,,1..1. .1411 1.--...1.,,1..1.,,.1 Compliments of HEMPSTEAD FURNITURE CO. .,......m...m.1m-1: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1mn1uu1...,1,,,.1,. 'l'ele1rlm1n- Open Evonngs IIl'lIll1Sl1'2l4l 3538 to S 0'cl00k H. BEROZA PLUMBING '25 TINSMITH SUPPLIES STOYES RANGES HEATERS s'r0vE REPAIRS 5-ll Franklin St. HEMPSTEAD. N. Y. Hempstead Auto Wrecking Co. SCHXVITZ BROS., Props. The Fender House REPLAf'ENlEN'l' PARTS FORI ALL CARS 228-230 Front St. HEMPSTEAD. N. Y. Army '55 Navy Gents' Furnishing HARRY ARRAMS. I-mp. 275 Front St. HEMPSTEAD. L. I. 1.,1,..1, .1...,1 1 1,.,1.,1nu1nn1-11.41..1.1..1.,1,.1,. 1 QE? TT iTE1C: ETTEC L REAL ESTATE LONG ISLAND O'CONNOR Phone: Floral Park 733 INSURANCE 1.11..,1,,.,1,.,.1,4..11.,,1m.1,,1.1- 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1,4 'iw-1. lvlm-111 rm-k 662 Fon GLASS 25 SHADES Avro GLASS OUR S1-ECIAIAW' NASSAU PLATE '13 WINDOW GLASS COMPANY 160 JERICHO TURNPIKE CNear Tyson Ave.D lflstablisllvd 11123 Tel. Floral I'211'k 1333 Compliments of BRAUE '55 KORDES TULIP ICE CREAM PARLOR I'0l'llE'l' Tulip and NvQ l'lN'll2l :XVUIIIIPS FLORAL PARK, N. Y. ORIGINAL LIBERTY MARKET A. J. AvAESoN. 1-mp. BUTCI-IER and GROCER Pllmws Floral l'zu'k 1510--SNS 173 Jericho Turnpike FLORAL PARK --u-1: 1-:fur V nr- :: - nugugfgefun-nu-ur : 1- 7f-1...1-r1-.-.- L O N I A L 1 928 The Store of a Thousand Bargains S M I L E S 3-9-19c E5 UP DEPT. STORE 101 Main St.. PORT VVASHINGTON. L. I. 130-A Tulip Ave.. FLORAL PARK, L. I. Phones: l-'Ioml Park 2736 l't. XVZISIIIIIKIOII 5711 Tel. Floral Park 521 W . LEONARD DE MOLA FINE CUSTOM TAILORING 223 Jericho Turnpike FLORAL PARK u1un1-.1u11111.11W1n-11ml-.u.l1uu1un1nn1....1....1nu1 1 1.1 NEIL A. FLANNERY REAL ESTATE si INSURANCE I'll0ll4'NI . - . . R+-S.. l'lo1':1l I':u'k lnhh lins.. Flurall l':1l'k 915 Tulip 8 Tyson Aves. FLORAL PARK Hlpp. R. Ii. Station! ,...,,,,1, 11,1-1 ,.1,.,,1-,-11111111111 1 1 1.1 1 1.144 CLINTON S. RAMEE PHARMACIST FLORAL PARK. N. Y. ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1--1-......1..1..--..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1-11.1. 1..1,.1,.1,.1 1 1 1 .....,..1., .1 1 1..1..1..1..1-1 1......1n1u-.. 1 1 1 1 '- - - i T -'-T '- '15 '- E i 6'i-M - TE '1Ti Ti'i i 'fi t 'n i' 1928 T H 1..1.,1..1..1 1 1,,.1u1pq1nn1u.1..1...1..1..1..1.,1.. Tele-plmne Hempstead 3073-J H. J. NEUSCHAEFER AUTO SUPPLIES AND ACCESSORIES tlcucral l'm'd and Vnited States Tircs Sales and Service Station VULCANIZING 270 Fulton Ave. HEMPSTEAD. N. Y. W E B E R ' S MEN'S SHOPS OF LONG ISLAND 90-50 Sutphin Blvd. JAMAICA, N. Y. 146-20 Jamaica Ave. JAMAICA, N. Y. 35 Main Street HEMPSTEAD. L. I. 22-36 31st Street ASTORIA, L. I. At DITMARS .Q sucoxn AVES. UOPERATED BY THE WEBER CO. M-..........-.................. ....,.-.,.-,...-....-...i-....-...-.,.-..,.,,,..,-. Phono II9l1I1DSllt2Nl H132 Export Repairing HARRY L. FITCH IVatchmaker and Jeweler VYATCHES. CLOCKS, JEXVELRY. SILVERVVARE Clocks Called for and Delivered tIIc:ulqll:1l'tci's for Elks IGIIIIJICIIISJ lO7A Main Street HEMPSTEAD. N. Y. 5 Doors Above Post Office H... 1 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1-.1.1.1.1,1i. Visit Om' New Fish and Poultry Market with Sea Food Specialties constantly on hand NO COLD STORAGE GOODS HANDLEII A Q U A L I T Y S H O P CITY PRICES CITY SERVICE Phone 2103 P. OTT 24 Liberty St. HEMPSTEAD ...1:...-..-..-..-..-..-...fE...-.. - - - 1 92 fl HEMPSTEAD MUSIC SHOP Incorporated Fulton Ave. HEMPSTEAD, L. I. fOpp. L. I. R. R. Stationl All Latest Records. 3 for 551.00 All Latest Player XVOrd Rolls, 2 for 51.00 RADIO N SUPPLIES-GIFTS-STATIONERY fPhonographs Repaired-Pianos Tunecll HEMPSTEAD STAR FRUIT MARKET 17 GREENWICH STREET Tcl. Garflcn l'ity 1458 North Shore Furniture Co., Inc. JOSEPH KATZ. President JACOB KATZ, Treas. FURNITURE. RUGS. LINOLEUM. Etc. SIIAIJES BIAUIG TU ORDER 10.500 Squaxrc Feet of Floor Space MAIN STREET Bet. lst 25 Znd Sts. MINEOLA. N. Y. fi. I.. SMITH P. G. MANN SMITH 55 MANN AUTHORIZED FORD S E R V I C E tlEXI'INlC FORD PARTS GAS SUPPLIES OIL FRANKLIN GARAGE Franklin 25 Front Sts. HEMPSTEAD I'I1Ol1t' 18350-XV Hempstead 11.,1..1..-1.111111111111111.. Iiiiffi'ifliflfilfflfifl1121Elflfflifli'fQIQQffQ2SQfEQffQ-.TQFQ553 Compliments of 4 Tel. Hempstead 2141 l y H. BLUMBERG is SONS, Inc. i BROWNS RELIABLE JEWELRY STORE, Inc. HARDWARE and GLASS LOUIS VERBEECK, Pres. Lowe Brothers' Paints and Varnishes D I A M O N D S i QCutting and Importingl Hempstead 2405 WATCH REPAIRING-SILVERWARE 278 Front Street HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. 18 Main Street HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. i Phones: Office 2523 Res. 146-M Compliments of T. JAMES CAMPBELL 302 Fulton Avenue HEMPSTEAD, L. I., N. Y. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND BONDS OF ALL KINDS .1 ... 1 ... .- 1:-1m-uu.-nu1nu-u--nu1uu-un-winn-ml.-un-un-iw-.lm1uu-in--nI.-.nu1:nnnT-nl-ilu1 .... .. .. 1 .. 1 ...g Nassau Lumber Company Dealers in BUILDING MATERIALS I-IICKSVILLE HEMPSTEAD Tel. 301 Hicksville Tel. 370 Hempstead -..,,.- .. 1uq..m.1.u-ul.,,in,.-.HH144H1lg....m,.-,..1..........r.,..I-,II.-.ln1..n1.,.,...n,,.-.ml.llI.,-,MI,-.,,,..-...1.,..1.,,.1.,,,1.,..1.,1,,... -...., The Advertisers have been one of the vital factors in the success of our book. They offer their services to you. Patronize them whenever you can. The Staff Would ap- preciate it if you would mention THE COLONIAL when ' answering the adver- tisements.
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