Highland High School - Echo Yearbook (Highland, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1937 volume:

X. . -Ai..-.. . ri-,gy In THE ECHO NINETEEN THIRTY SEVEN h THE SENIOR CLASS HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL Highland N Y 'XI It Pubhs ed by of , . . Class ' I One Step AI A Time, B I II ' All I'U7'lL'flT'fI ,.-n-I HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Preszdent Mrs Jermle D Rose Ph111p T Schantz Imbrle Rlchards W1l11am H Mayna1d In 1905 the H1ghland H1gh School was bullt cons1st1ng of less than a dozen rooms There was a faculty of three mcludmg the prlnclpal v ho also taught classes The f:11St graduatlng class left th1s bulldlng 1n 1908 ln 1908 the north w1ng was added to the bulldxng Durlng September of 1925 the consohdatlon took place and ln December of the same veax the Com m1ss1oner of Educat1on made an order creatmg the Central School D1St11Ct As a result of the centrahzatxon the south wmg was added ln 1926 Th1s central1zat1on made pOSS1bIG the Agrlcultural and Commerc1al Depart ments Wh1Ch have added so much to the value of the school and the commun1ty There have been e1ght pr1nc1pals s1nce the school was constructed They wxth the a1d of the faculty have made the school and the Splflt pervadlng It one of wh1ch we all can be proud It IS certa1n that 1f a new school IS erected lt w11l be one to command equal prlde 42? 4, . , p 1 Clerk--Mr. Andrew W. 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If this be fwlfillofl. thc Q' ug tasl' lwtuk in by the Cl'15,' 1' 19Z T li wwyifgffjf We the Class cf 1937 dedlcate th1s year book to our adv1s r MISS a 16 W1ll1ams whose sedulous manner has been an 1nsp1rat1on to on s She has taught us the best way to succeed Her method IS to set d then pass It It has helped us make each semor act1v1ty the most suc s ful on our school records If we follow th1s plan throughout llfe we shall doubtless achleve the same fine result 4 4 P 4 .X- 0 i dj S DEDICATION M ORDER OF BOOK Admlnlstratlon Seniors Underclassmen Features Humor Athletrcs Alumnr Autographs Advertrsements 4 P u ,,n. iya xi SRF? gV1 1 f , 1 1 K ,M 1 Y f .Q g if I V Wg 1 ,,, 'V 'fri I . , 7: f ,4 gf I1-.s FM... XJJI1 a vu 46? PRINCIPAL MR A HERBERT CAMPBELL M A Columb1a Un1vers1ty MISS MARTHA BENESH MA Colurnbxa 'VIR WILLARD A BURKE BPE Sprmgfield VIISS CATRYNIA M COLUMBE Plattsburg, MISS GERTRUDE Coox A B Georglan Court MR JOHN CROWLEY B S N Y State College for Teachers VICE MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MRS PRINCIPAL MR JOHN GAFPNEY BS Manhattan RUTH GOLDSMITH B S N Y State College for Teachers JUNE REYNOLDS Fredoma Normal School ELIZABETH SAI ESE A B N Y State College for Teachers HELEN L SYKES Rhode Island School of Des1gn ANNA J TAYLOR M A Columbla and La Sorbonne FANNIE E WILLIAMS B C S R1der KATHPYN WELLER AB Earlham BL S Columbxa MR MILo H WINCHESTER BA Cornell The txme has come to say good bye To all our teachers at Hlghland Hlgh Well take tlme to th1nk of you And we certamly hope you ll mlss us Each has been a helpful fuend R1ght up untxl the very end And maybe wxth each passmg year You ll thlnk of us Wlth a sllent tear Watch and wa1t and you Wlll see Each Semor find the golden key That ent1tles h1m to open the gate ODE TO THE FACULTY Men and women Slde by S1d6 M athematzcs Athletzcs Busmess H tstory Busmess Sctence H omemakmg Englzsh M uszc Latm Art French Busmess Lzbrarzan A grzculture Watch and wa1t agam and you ll see Each Senlor clxmbmg the tallest tree And commg forth to show to you too HIS treasures found so br1ght and new Hark hark they re marchmg by The Senlor class of Hlghland Hxgh In bus1ness profess1ons on the crest they rlde Aren t you proud to see them all'7 How many I se and how few fall' W1ll you say your work was IH va1n That was put before h1m by Mother Fate When It made them get what they W1Sh6d to ga1n 475 Vzolet Castana I . . . ., . . ., ' .....,....,,...,,... ....,.................... . 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I , pf, lf p v,- 1 LY fa 4. . ., h , f ,, KV' ' , l lt j 1 I , y r a ' I ' MARGARET CAFFARELLA Marge We thlnk Jello must have gotten the1r ldea of s1x de l1c1ous flavors from a glrl 11ke Margaret Marge 1S a frlendly young lady wlth a ready smxle and a helplng hand Tf she has the same effect on others that she has had on us 'Vlargaret has br1ght years ahead for she who makes happl ness for others always l1ves 1n sunsh1ne herself French Club 112 31 Treasurer 14J R O H 13 41 Hockey 13 45 Journal1sm 133 Assoclate Ed1tor of Echo VIOLET CASTANA V1olet has been a rel1able worker throughout her school years and she has reaped the honor of salutator1an ASld9 from the amb1t1ousness exerted 1n stud es she has been act1ve 1n extra curr1cular work to a great extent V1 has been cons1der1ng takmg up nurs1ng and you must admlt a Whlte cap would look charmmg on that ebony halr Salutatorlan Student Counc1l Sec and V1ce Pres 131 Dra mat1cs 11 2 39 French Club 11 2 31 Hockey 11 2 31 Cheerlead mg 11 2 31 Sen1or Play ASSOC18t8 Ed1tor of Banner and Echo fhw-W JANE CHILLAS Introduclng our worthy pres1dent' Jane IS a combma t1on of beauty brams charm and fr1endl1ness what more could you ask? Her grand d1spos1t1on has won her many frlends 1n the two years she s been w1th us Her ab1l1ty as an actress was proven IH the Sen1or and Dramatlc Club plays There IS no doubt of the happmess ahead for th1S lovely Sen1or Class Secretary 139 French Club 131 Basketball 137 Dra mat1cs Club Pres1dent 147 Journa11sm 141 Class Pres1dent 149 Sen1or Play Echo Staff OLGA COLYER Babe Pol1ceman be on duty' Here comes Babe the Amer1can beauty' T1s Sald she r1vals Mae West fr1ends and fellow c1t12ens Sounds llke Hollywood for you lady Babe has v1vac1ty and has used It 1n her school aCtlVltl6S A good b1t of It has been ut1l1zed on the basketball floor Keep on usmg that asset Babe and you ll go places Class Secretarv 117 Washmgton Club 139 Dramat1cs Club 131 Cheerleadmg 12 41 Basketball 11 2 3 43 Hockey 123 Base ball Manager 135 Sen1or Play Publlclty Assoclate Ed1tor of Echo 411P givin., 1 1Lr '7 ' .'C4A.4AfA.a-L L00 Law Lv-Q.. 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' ' , ' . ff P' .1 v Y 'X' Z I ' Z ' ' ' Z Z ' 2 3 ' 0 L77 W 0,0 I WILLIAM DAPP W1l11e In what other part of the book do you expect to Hnd th1s young man s p1cture'7 If you Sald sports you guessed rlght lust look for the basketball or football p1cture and you ll be sure to see W1l11e He has been an ardent athlete B S1d6S th1s he has g1ven us no end of fun We ll m1ss your w1t and entertamlng ways W1l11e Basketball 11 2 3 43 Captam 143 Football 12 3 43 Class Treasurer 113 Washlngton Club 113 Sc1ence Club 123 Tall Story Club 123 Dancmg Club 133 Journal1sm 13 43 Echo Staff MARIAN DEYO Mar1an 1S one of those sunny d1spos1t1oned g1rls that a class 1ust must have to surv1ve Is there laughter rmglng 1n your ears'7 Mar1an s around' She lS one of M1ss Gold sm1ths standbys and has been a worker and rooter for school act1v1t1es If she can cook Wlth the same ease she employs 1n be1ng good natured what luck some man w1ll have' 12 .53 Kmttmg Club 123 Danclng Club 133 Glee Club 143 R O H 143 Class Secretary 143 Sen1or Play Prop rt1 s Echo Staff KENNETH DIMSEY Kenny Here lS a chap who IS as stra1ght forward as an arrow You Just know that whatever he tells you he IS s1ncere about and that my fr1ends IS a v1rtue It may be th1s qual1ty that has made h1m such a successful salesman for our class busvness Ventures ln h1S qulet way he has been one of the mam cogs 1n the Sen1or wheel Thanks Kenny' Football 11 2 3 43 Basketball 11 23 Baseball Ass1stant Man ager 123 Sports Ed1tor of Banner 143 Sc1ence Club 143 Senlor Play SCQDQYICS Echo Staff AMELIA DOWD Wh1le others spent much t1me on extra curr1cular ac tlV1t16S Amel1a used that t1me advantageously for stud1es One of her pet pastunes was debatmg w1th her teachers and fellow students That s all r1ght Amel1a for the say mg goes Bel1eve half of what you see and nothmg of what you hear It s a Hne tralt to do your own thmkmg Orchestra 1123 Glee Club 123 French Club 123 Basketball 123 Dramat1cs Club 133 Echo Staff 4125 44 ' ' Y! , . . . , . 1 ' 1 Y , ' ' . . 9- ' . . . , . . , N , . L 8 . . . , . . Q I- - f - - - . ' 3 - - 1 I ' 'ff f' ' 1 ' Q ' 5 ' ef 9 ' 5 ' - 5 - ' 7 7 - , . Basketball Co-Manager 123, Manager 1333 Washington Club 1 ' ' z ' 1 1 . . H 75 - v . , . , - . . , . - - - - ' - : ' : ' 9 ' , . , . , - 1 9 ' . H . . Y 77 7 ' ' ' ' 1 1 3 : ' 1 - K' K ELEANOR ELLIOTT Because of her pleasing personality and her readiness to help others. Eleanor has made many friends. Dont let her quiet outward appearance deceive you' she's really peppy and full of fun. She has a sense of loyalty to class and school that is boundless May your life be a series of many successes Eleanor Just as your high school career has been a success Glee Club 12 3 41 Baseball 111 Echo Staff FRANK FARNHAM Frank we have found has more than one talent alone musical l1nes He not only plays that bugle of his but he was a prize winning slnger in assembly What more could one askq The only trouble is that he cant do both at the same tlme Perhaps w ll be hearing him over the radio one of these days Success to you Frank 1n your music and everything else Dramatlcs 113 41 Glee Club 121 Dancing Club 131 Cm ,MJ LAEIM ' IANET FINLEY Dink Dink IS one of our lovely to look at delightful to know girls She has been qu eter this year than formerly but some of these Senior subjects U1 can do that to a person We ve had lots of enjoyable times w1th you Dlnk and hope they ve seemed as much fun to you Here are our be 1 W1Sh9S for a happy future Basketball 11 2 3 41 Hockey 121 Dancmg Club 121 Dra matics 121 Washington Club 131 Arts and Crafts Club Treas urer 121 EILEEN GAFFNEY Irish This happy go lucky lass is one who has gotten all the fun possible out of H H S as well as her educatlon for never let it be said that Irish ever refused any fun or excitement She IS a good mixer and has helped in the girls sports to m1x up some opposing teams May all your days be carefree and sunny Elleen Basketball 13 41 Baseball 11 2 31 Hockey 11 2 3 41 Cheer leading 13 41 Class Treasurer 121 Vice Presldent 131 President Student Council 141 Dancing Club 121 W3Sh1HgtOU Club 12 31 Play 131 Debate 13 41 Echo Staff 4135 94. 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'L PHILIP GISIANO Ph1l Ph1l 1S a Senlor who has h1s thlrst for fun as well as knowledge Satlated M1x1ng busmess wlth pleasure h put over the Senlor Spaghettl Supper Wherever the class cut ups are to be found there IS Ph1l But one th1ng can SpO11 h1s day ask h1m how he l1kes French' Don t let lt worry you you m1ght apprec1ate lt some day French Club 11 2 33 Danclng Club 12 33 Journal1sm C43 lzcho Staff MARGUERITE GLANCEY Rlta Marguerlte IS one we dont hear a great deal about for she seems to center most of her thoughts on M11tOn from whence she ha1ls Nevertheless you don t lt seems have to know very much about her to apprec1ate her fr1endly Splflt and helpful nature Whether she takes an act1ve part or not she IS always 1nterested 1n the dolngs of the school Here s to a happy future Marguerlte' Orchestra 12 33 Glee Club 13 43 Echo Staff MATILDA GULLOTTI Mat1lda has the honor of be1ng the youngest member of our class What IS more when the honor roll appears ou1 youngest IS always 1n the tabulat1on There IS a sweetness about Mat1lda that 1S ha1d to reslst However runnlng along underneath IS a plugglng Splflt Wh1Ch has ach1eved fO1 her a scholastlc 1at1ng to be recogmzed and does she know her French' Adleux Mat1lda French Club 12 3 43 Echo Staff SHIRLEY HUBBARD And he1e we are folks The valed1ctor1an of the class And well she deserves It Th1s young lady has worked wh1le most of us slept AS1d6 from her fine scholastlc rat mg Sh1rley has also been 3Ct1Ve 1n clubs and such enter p1 1ses as the Sen1or play 1n whlch her ab1l1ty spoke for 1tself Good luck to you Sh1rley Valed1cto11an Dramat1cs Club VICE Presxdent 13 43 French Club 123 V1ce Pres1dent 133 Pres1dent 143 Glee Club VICE Pres1dent 123 Senlor Play Echo Staff 4145 J' V IRMINA KENNEY M1na I1m1na IS a qu1et 1ndustr1ous and w1ll1ng WO1k8I' She 19 one of the maln cogs 1n MISS Goldsm1th s home econom1cs class always Johnny on the Spot whenever help lS needed And don t we all WlSh we had that qua11ty of help fulness You ve got someth ng WO1thWh1l9 out of school I1m1na to make futule YGHIS b11ght We know they ll be happy years R O H 441 Dancmg Club 431 Kn1tt1ng Club 421 FRANK LA FALCE LCV1 If we we1e to ask Frank what he l1kes best he would plobably reply That would be telllng Well we won t dlvulge your secret but most of us have an 1dea who It 1S Perhaps h1s second love lS athlet1cs to Wh1Ch he has whole heaxtedly g1ven h1s t1me and h1S abllltles Basketball 412 3 41 Baseball 4l 2 3 41 Football 441 Foot ball Manager 412 31 Class Pres1dent 42 31 Glee Club 4121 Danclng Club 421 Sclence Club 421 Tall Story Club 421 French Club 42 31 Dramat1cs 42 31 Alts and Crafts 431 Echo Staif GEORGE LANE George 1sn t very b1g but he has h1s b1g t1mes Although kept very busy Wlth extra curr1cular W01k he ma1nta1ned a Hne scholast1c stand ng A hard worker he struck the happy med1um of hav1ng good t1mes soc1ally also Th1S Echo proves hlS fine manager1al ab1l1ty Class Presldent 431 Vlce Pres1dent 41 Dramat1cs 21 French Club 42 31 Tall Story Club 421 Student Counc1l 431 Basketball ASS1StaHt Manager 431 Manager 441 Journal1sm 431 Edltor of Banner 441 Sen1or Play Edltor ID Ch1ef of Echo HAROLD LYONS Chubby Chubby has a n1ckname that speaks for ltS6lf He 19 one who ra1ses the average welght of the class but has the pleasmg nature to go w1th lt Wh1Ch 1S after all what counts Chub IS an enthus1ast1c 1-ooter for the school and a pal to all And lad1eS just look at those waves' They are enough to make anyone env1ous Happy landmg Chub' Football 41 2 31 Tall Story Club 431 Dancmg Club 431 SCI ence Club 441 Echo Staff 4105 haf., -41 AUGUST MARTIN Augle Country boy makes good 1n b1g c1ty Oh no' School boy makes good 1n Sen1or Play Remember those mfants that were well about our age IH the play? Here IS one of them whom we mean to congratulate for g1v1ng us a good laugh We hope that you W111 sa1l 1n the sh1p of suc cess Aug1e and land 1n the harbor of happlness Orchestra 11 2 33 Glee Club 113 Dramat1cs l4J Semor Plav EMILIE MILLER Gentleness plus am1ab1l1ty plus truthfulness equal the grand total of a fr1end And that s exactly what you have when you know Em1l1e She has had marks 1n her stud1es that lnduce many of us to Slgh w1th envy You ve been a wonderful person to know Em1l1e and we know ou1 fr1endsh1p won t termmate but go grandly down through the years Orchestra 112 31 Glee Club 423 Hockey 12 3 41 Dramatlcs 447 Echo Staff ANTHONY MOSCHETTO Tony Tony IS a fellow who IS well l1ked by all He 1S very studlous as ev1denced by h1s puttmg h1S scholast1c work ahead of extra curr1cular 1nterests He was effic1ency lt self 1n takmg care of the hghtmg for the Sen1or play and he has spent plenty of txme do1ng h1S part for the Banner and thlS Echo Good fortune Tony Sc1ence Club 113 V1ce Presxdent 145 Tall Story Club 123 French Club 13+ C1rculat1on Manager of Banner t4J Senlor Play L1 htmg Echo Stall' DAVID MURPHY Murph Murph has earned a reputatlon 1n the athlet1c field as a Great player 1n most all sports The honors that H H S has attalned 1n sports were w1th the unt1r1ng a1d of th1s classmate H1s ever read1ness for fun has made h1m a favor1te of the h1gh school We all JOIH 1n w1sh1ng Mr and Mrs much success and happmess Basketball 12 3? Football 12 3 41 Baseball 13? Track C33 Washmgton Club 12 33 Danc1ng Club 433 Tall Story Club VICE Pres 131 SCIENCE Club 149 Echo Staff 4l6P MILDRED RELYEA M1ll1e Short and sweet that s M1ll1e all over Pleasant like able and sociable 15 this small lass with her ever ready smile Quarantined twice in her senior year she neveithe less kept up her spuits She is a hard workei a good sport and a friend to keep within easy ieach May you enJoy success in all you do M1ll1e Dramatics 12341 French Club 131 Hockey 13 41 Senior Play Echo Staff FRANCIS RHEAL Bud Hero in football star foul shooter in basketball and first string catcher in baseball that s Bud But never did we think he could so successfully impersonate a ministei a he did ID the Senior Play' You ve been a great a1d 1n our many activities Bud Good luck to you' Football 11 2 3 41 Co Captain 141 Basketball 2 3 41 Baseball 11 2 3 41 Track 12 3 41 Class VICE President 121 Tall Story Club 121 Science Club 121 Washington Club 121 Dra matics 12 31 Dancing Club 131 Journalism 13 41 Senior Play C11culat1on Manager of Echo I DOROTHY RHODES Do In the midst of a group of no1sy Sen1ors Dot stands out I x Q0-Hina--4444 51 L Il lux.. u---'r l 1 . ,Q V' 'N.4 J as being very quiet She 1S so quiet we have to use our optics to be certain she IS the1e But doesn t still water run deep? Unassuming I9 61 ved and at the same time friend ly this young lady has combined three worthy qual1t1es Wh1Ch Wlll undoubtedly help hex to succeed 1n the future R. O. H. 12-31 Vice-President 141' Knitting Club 131. JAMES RICHARDS Jimmy Jimmy is a grand fellow with a contagious grin and we have certainly had more than a grand time with him. You have your convictions. Jim and the spunk to carry them out. Keep that and you re on your way to success. The door to success is labeled 'Push' and youve got plenty of it. Best regards from your classmates. Class President 11-21: Basketball Manager 12-313 Student Council 12-413 Dramatics 13-41g Football 1413 Senior Playg Adver- tising Manager of Echo. 4175 ww 0,4- CATHERINE RUSH Kay We wonder lf Kay has ever repented that she was born to weal an evenmg gown mstead of a Tuxedo? Wlth her ab1l1t1es IH sports lt seems a shame that she 1sn t quallfled to make the football team But then say the g1rls What would we do fox athlet1c support lf we dldnt have Kay You vc done some splendxd woxk Kay and we ve apple elated 1t Here s W1Sh1I1g the best for you Baseball 13 41 R O H 121 Echo Staff Some one must have told John when he was a llttle tot whlch he IS sxx feet over now that to do the ught ln a quxet way IS to be a hero every day And he has been quxet Could lt be sald we made so much nolse that he couldn t be hea1d We have app1ec1ated youl plesence John Keep on ma1ch1ng fo1 ward and youll be a success Baseball 13 41 Basketball 13 41 Football 141 Tall Story Club LAWRENCE ROBERTO Larry Lawrence IS one of the future farmers of Amerxca He hasn t been down v1s1t1ng Mr Wmchester all th1s txme for nothmg Also he has been an lndustrlous workex on our football team If Larry s pos1t1on 1n l1fe matches h1s dxs pOSlt on lt w1ll be a cheerful and frlendly one F F of A 12 31 Presldent 141 Representatlvc at Syracus Judelng poultry 131 Delegate to Farm and Home Week 141 Foot ball 11 2 3 41 Basketball 13 41 Track 12 31 Tall Story Club 121 Danclng Club 131 Echo Staff DOROTHY ROOSA Runt A quxet reserved dlgnlty a happy f11endly sp111t and a read1ness for SQYVICG are character1st1cs whlch mark th1s whlle fr1end She has a wonderful sense of humol but hasnt let lt 1nte1fe1e wlth her stud1es If Dot 1ema1ns the Dot we know she sulely w1ll be a success Hockey 12341 Baseball 13 41 Journallsm 131 Glnc Club 141 Class Treasurer 141 Echo Stafl 4185 ,, ., ' D' 3 1 - as H 7 7 7 il . 1. V particular member of the class. Dot certainly is a worth- sl -- ' 46 JULIUS SIMONE Jack We shall greatly mlss th1s young man who wlth quall tles you can t qu1te tabulate yet feel the p1esence of has won h1s way mto ou1 hea1ts and f11endsh1p He always complled Vely g1ac1ously to ou1 shghtest 1equest OI f3YO1 We have g1eatly enjoyed havlng you as a classmate Jullus Best w1shes fOI the commg yea1s Tall Story Club 113 Glee Club 123 Orchest a 133 Baseball 133 Jouxnallsm 143 Echo Staff JOSEPH SKIPP oe Meet the thlld J S And do they St1Ck together' Al though Joe has come to school fox only half of each day we know h1m to be a Vely llkeable chap Baseball seems to be h1s hobby and the1e IS no quest1on as to h1s ab1l1ty as a p1tcher No oppon nt can faze h1m More power to you Joe IH baseball and 1n llfe Baseball 13 43 Orchestra 133 FREDERICK SWIFT F1 ed If mtelllgence lndustry and good fellowshlp have any pa1t 1n success we are sure that Fred w1ll land on the top But 1n Splte of these qual1t1es and the fact that he appears qulet after we got to know F1ed we found he was qulte a tease Thats not an lnsult fellow we all thlnk you a1e an extremely llkeable tease Glee Club 11 2 3 43 Football 113 Cross Country 123 Sc1ence Club 12 3 43 Echo Staff DONALD THORN Donald has spent much t1me 1n h1s study of muslc L1sten to h1m 1un h1S bow OV61 those strlngs and you w1ll know It was worth the t1me We don t know 1f It IS gemus O1 Just plaln lndustxy and perseverance that QIVGS Donald the power to make h1S v1olm talk, but we know he can have no fears for future success. We all join in wishing smooth sailing for you, Donald. Orchestra 11-2-3-433 Stamp Club 123. 4 19 P Vw MARTHA TRAPANI Martha IS one of our more ser1ous g1rls at least that IS the lmpressxon we get She IS a n1fty dresser and from the trlcky way she does her halr who knows but what she may become a COIHUYB styl1st Or perhaps she expects to make use of the t1me she has spent w1th M1ss Sykes 1n art Whatever you do Martha we extend our best WlSh6S for your success Arts and C1afts 143 Dramat1cs 123 Danclng 123 Baseball 133 RUTH TRAVER Ruth IS the type of g1rl who has been as qu1et as a mouse and as busy as the proverb1al bee We haven t heard her telllng us about herself but a prom1nent tra1t of really great people 1S thelr ret1cence From the samples of Ruth s art Work that have been d1splayed we have a d1st1nct feel 1ng that she 1S go1ng places w1th It Orchestra 12 33 KH1tt1Hg Club 123 Journal1sm 133 Arts and HELEN WALTERS If Helen IS representat1ve of West Parkers We want more of them She has been one of the g1rls maxnstays 1n basketball and played some great games She has 1n her rather qu1et charm1ng way been one we ve loved hav1ng as a classmate She has what a great many term as pe1 sonal1ty and then some' Good luck Helen Basketball 12 3 43 Baseball 11 23 Manager 143 Danc1ng Club Vlce Presldent 123 Washmgton Club 123 Echo Staff FREDA WILKLOW Freda IS one who has come all the way up through school w1th her present classmates We mlght be wrong but we bel1eve she prefers sol1tude to too many chattermg people It s your own fault though Freda that those peo ple are there We really and truly enjoy your presence Your lovely ways have made you a frlend we all cherlsh Basketball 12343 R O H Treasurer 123 Presldent 143 Arts and Crafts 133 4205 . . . , . 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I u -- z I - . 1 ' ' Z I - ' v 7 ' 3 v 3 ' -- 3 , . . , ' 3 ONE STEP AT A TIME, BUT ALWAYS FORWARD In September N33 the Freshmen Constructron Corporatron of Hrghland Hrgh School was organrzed At our first meetrng we elected a Board of Drrectors to manage our affans Those who could not appear 1n person voted by proxy and the results were as follows James Rrchards Presrdent Elarne Weston Sec retary and Treasurer Those who were not elected on the board became promment stockholders Of course we needed supervisors and thus the 1rres1st1ble Mr Gaffney and the ex er patrent Mrs Faust performed the1r dutres by managrng our typrcal Fresh men Class Imagrne how delrghted we were when we made our first contract Our Presrdent agreed wrth Mr Campbell that we the Class of 37 would work five and one half hours a day for five days a week and the contract would be ful filled wrthrn four years We all real1zed that the nature of our busrness necessr tated 1nd1v1dual work o wrth th1s rn mmd we set forth bravely For the remarnder of our first year we more or less turned towards the so cral srde of lrfe We gave two partres whrch certarnly were successful and whrch conv1nced us that many of the class possessed talent wh1ch would greatly rnflu ence our future In September 1934 we returned to contmue our unfinrshed task Many of the stockholders deserted us by Jomrng other compan1es and eventually broke therr terms rn the contract Th1S penalrzed the remalnrng ones by forcrng us to work harder We couldnt afford to farl now for our corporatron was 1ust be grnnrng to be recognrzed So onward we went We recerved much support from M1ss Taylor Mrss Columbe and Mr Crowley who d1rected us through that year s actrvrtres Frank LaFalce replaced James Rrchards as class Presrdent and Franc1s Rheal was elected V1ce Presrdent Our Jun1or year' How trme flres' Just one more year and our work wrll be completed Wrth that 1nsp1rat1on we drllgently resumed our work wrth Mrss Cook and Mr Wrnchester as advrsors Frank La Falce was re elected Presrdent Jane Ch1llas became Secretary and Kate Varl the Treasurer For the last half of the year George Lane acted as class Pres1dent Our corporatron had much busrness to attend to th1s term We selected our class rrngs and recerved them after Chr1stmas We gave a cake sale whrch helped to approprrate some money for the Jun1or Prom The Senrors of that year were convrnced that they wouldn t have a prom but we couldn t deny them that event so we hast1ly made plans for the dance Needless to say rt was quxte an affarr wrth 1ts southern atmos phere and mus1c wh1ch was put over rn Roger Baer s rnrmrtable style The Sen1or Constructron Corporatron was greatly reduced rn srze because a great number of Mrlton students were forced to Jorn another school It was the good fortune of four to be able to return to help carry on and take the place of those who left But strll we d1d not weaken our goal was wrthrn close reach In fact we were greatly strengthened through the ard of Mrss Wrllrams our class advrsor I don t have to rntr oduce her for I m sure everyone became acquarnted wrth her through her efforts rn makrng our class achreve 1ts goal We were well supported by havmg Jane Ch1llas as Presrdent George Lane as V1ce Pres1dent Marlon Deyo as Secretary and Dorothy Roosa as Treasurer Our aCt1V1tlBS were many 1nclud1ng the B1ngo and Bunco Party and the Spaghettr Supper wh1ch went over w1th a bang Then came the great event Dollars to Doughnuts our Senror Play The productron was well grven and reflected cred1t on the members of the cast and the1r coaches The play added manv dollars but no doughnuts to the treasury Many thanks to all who made our class a success And though we may roam north south east or west We shall always remember each one of our clan And the precrous school days spent rn Hrghland Margaret Caffarella 4215 ll Il . ,' . . 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Y - . . . . . - . . . - 1 a v v ' , . . . . , . 1 v - 1 , . . . . . . . . . , . . . . , , . v 1 - 1 r T . . . , . . . . , . v v . , . , . 1 ' ' , . a a - a H .. . . . , . nl -v . . v C -14 LEGAL LABEL ALl'lL11lOlLl1 Anna A111710 James Ande1son Vllglllld And ala Cha les CafTarella Margaret Castana Vxolet Ch1llas Jane Colyer Olga Dapp W1111am Deyo Maflall Dm sey Kenneth Dowd Ameha Ell1ott Eleanor Farnham Frank F1nley Janet Gntln y EllC'Cl1 GlSldl10 Ph1l1p C1la11LLy Rltd Gullott1 Mat1lda Hubbard Shnley Kenney Irmlna LaFa1Ce Frank Lane George Lyons Ha1old Martm August M1ller Em1l1e Mosehetto Anthony Mu1phy Daud Relyea M1ldred Rheal F1anc1s Rhodes Dorothy R1eha1ds James Rohuto I xwrente Rao a Dorothy Rush CllI1LllllL Scpolpo John SIYHOIIC JLIIILIS Sk1pp Joseph Sw1ft Fred Tho1n Donald Trapan1 Martha T1 ax C1 Ruth Waltels Helen W1lkloxx F1eda CHARACTERISTIC OR IDENTIFICATION Mae West of West Paxk Temperame11tal Argumentatlve Effervescent Gr1n Frang1ble Srn1le F1gure Wlld B111 Smcerlty Shuffle Trot M ntal eur1os1ty Auster1ty Caus1ng eommot1on Ale tness Ebulllemy P11 ht eyes of Ba1ley s Gap Sans souel IXVltl'1OUt carer Infall1b1l1ty Soph1st1 31.1011 Imperturbab1l1ty Martha and the Chevvv CHI Tan Cax and out of town gnls That wavy han' Poker ha1r Seren1ty Wllkl0WS Colners A1 gumentatlve SClIltlll3ILlOI'l Helo coach of Freshmen Composu1e That self made man The We got cm boy pOlSC Tomboy1sh11Lss Mayor of P1atts M1lls S1 of H1 tny C The wonder boy Slow Swlfty That x1ol1n Ha1r Solemmty F11e11d11ness Cheerfulness 4225 ASPIRATION IN SCHOOL Second Ann1e Oakley To sulk Studymg To get away w1th sometlnng To help the boys out To be not1ced To be frlendly Talklng of Beck Makmg G We d l1ke to knovt To be a Salesman Sam To learn all To get homework done Telllng a new Joke To g aduate To annoy the teaehe s Answerlng quest1ons fO1 M1 Gallney To find a seat w1th the boys To look l1ke a SCUIOI Belng lat Home Eeonom1es teacher Cuttmg aft rnoon classes Chem1stry expernnents Sleep1ng Makmg new g1rl fr1ends To play 1n orchestra Wearmg out the seat To tea h BUSINESS Management To advlse Kenny F1eshmen Idol To get through Snappy 'nguments As 1 1c11ltu1e To pass bookkeepm WL vsondu Ju t to get one day oldu Domg homewo1k Marr1age edueat1 n after Paymg Mr Gaffney for eggs tune any place M1ss Reynolds To adx ISC Freshmen To lea n a t To keep W P on the map To be an athlete any 'I . . 4 1 . 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THEME SONG H1 Bxbc I x e got mx lox c to keep me xx'11m Thmkln of xou Im gonna dance my xx ay to heax en Frankle and Johnme Im shootmg h1gh Bxoxxn cxes Oh' S1y can you sxxlng Tell me wlth your klSSCS The mllkman s l'T'lHtlIlCQ Knock knock Untll the leal thmg comes along The l1ttle brown Jug Bugle call lag When I glow too old to dream Ill tx mg along wlth you Ive got my hngers crossed Llttle glrl Thls IS my last afllalr We ll bu1ld a httle home Ill be down to get you IH Chex vy Trust 1n me Keep young and bcautxful Lets haxe another On a l1ttle bamboo brldge Flylng hlgh One more won t do any harm When I grow up You ve got to be a football hero Someone to care about me One never knoxxs Yes we have no bananas Gone wlth the xvlnd Danny boy Oh hoxv I hate to get up 1n e mornmg Old falthful f'Od6llllg blues Its love Im after Svx eet IS the word for you A fine romance So easy to loxe Half of me xx ants to be good In a httle dleam house FAVORITE OCCUPATION DESTINY Keeping house Shorty IH clrcus Handlmg monex Talkmg about Bernard Dancmg Economlcs Struttmg around Puttmg all my eggs m one basket Holdlng Buds hand Stallmg Smgmg Englneellng Bemg where she shouldn t be Quotmg Mr Crowley Pol1t1c1an Halrdressmg Maklng IIUISC seventh pol lod Talkmg Studymg Actmg Helpmg Goldle Taklng ca e of holses Leader Trucklng Jack of all trades Medltatmg A1rplanes Workmg 1n cooler To keep up to Shlrley G1rls To learn how to cook Gfllldlllg gears Judglng peaches ln Flor1da Be 1n a baseball game Growmg long halr Belng wlth J S Teachmg hlstory rlght Baseball Chemlstry professor Talkmg wlth hxs hands To look neat To beat Don playmg on the fiddle Comblng her ha1r Homemakmg 4235 Bankel MISSIOHHFQ s xv 1fe Second Asta1re Merry xvldoxv Old mald Farmer s xx lfe Nlght club hostess Great lox er of screen Aesthetlc dancer Ch1ef engmeer on boats Cr1t1c Country schoolmarm Mayor of Hlghland Salesman s Wlfe Second Fanme Br1 Nursemald To grow up Ed1tor of Snappy Storles M1lkma1d Perk1nsx1lle farmer Pol1t1cal boss One of the largest truckers Runnmg a gas statlon Model Second Lmdbergh Manager of cold storage Orator Settlmg down to one glrl Housewxfe Workmg for G M Frult Judge Secreta1y Cave xxoman Mayor of N Y C Studymg Pltchmg for G1ants Teachmg chemlstry Carnegxe Hall gemus Beautx speclalxst Flddler Vamp11e Kmdergarten nurse ' v ,- -Y v , .L . ' J . ' ' 0. , ' .. .. . . v.4 ,. b ., ' C 1 v Y 1 x 7 ' ' . 2 , ' V 'Y ' ' ' U 1 . . . . ' 5 4' A ' g N' . N . ' ':e Heres love in your eyes Bootlegger Belle Claire - - ' ' ' tt A -Y ' , ' ' a . ' th X - 1 , , . f- , - . . . . . K' , V L , .. .. , SEEING THE ADS WITH THE SENIORS Anna Achenbach Best In The Long Run James Alt1ZlO Sandman s Helper V1rg1n1a Anderson Make It Yourself Charles Andola Second Casanova Malgaret Caffarella The Pause That Refreshes VIOIQE Castana Behold The Beauty Jane Chxllas Good To The Last Dlop Olga Colyel Four Out of Fxve Have It W1ll1am Dapp Look For The Thlee Rxngs MHIIBH Deyo-She Satlsfies Kenneth D1mS6y Look For The Symbol Amel1a Dowd She Walks W1th Vltallty Eleanor Ell1ott Mum s The Wold Frank Farnham Energy To Spale Janet F1nley Safety Dependab1l1ty and Style E1leen Gaffney Flfty seven VHFIGTICS Ph1l1p G1s1ano Old Fa1thful Marguer1te Glancey World s Bowl of Smlles Mat1lda Gullott1 Hasn t Scratched Yet Sh1rley Hubbard The Llght That Never Fa1ls Irmlna Kenney Two In One Frank La Falce He Stlll Wants To KISS Hel Goodn1ght George Lane QUICK Smooth and Smalt Halold Lyons Good Cheel August M31tlH Axr Spun Emllle Mlller Lasts A L1fet1me Anthony Moschetto Hls Maste1 s Voxce Davld Murphy Sat1sfact1on Plus Mlldxed Relyea Tlme To Re t11e Doxothy Rhodes Cant Burn O1 Explode James RlChH1dS Keep That Schoolgirl Complexlon Lawl ence Roberto Not Harsh But Hardy D01 othy Roosa Never Fa1ls Katheune Rush Bottled Sunshlne John Sepolpo Alm and Hamme1 Franc1s Rheal Twenty Mule Team Juhus Slmone W1th Double Actlon The Work Is Cut In Half Joseph Sk1pp Double Actlon F1ede11ck SW1ft Wear Ever Donald Thorn Toast Master Maltha Trapanl My T Flne Ruth Tlaver Easy To Serve Helen Waltels Save The Sulface And You Save All Fleda Wllklovx SEIVICQ Wlth A Smlle 4245 l , I . , . 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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Ladlcs and Gentlemen Board of Education P11nc1pa1 Teachers and fucnds Upon behalf of my chents of the Class of 1931 of Hrghland Hlgh School Town of Lloyd State of New York Unlted States of Amer ICH I haxe called you together upon th1s solemn and serrous occas1on to llsten to th1s our last wrll and testament and to IGCGIVG from her dyrng hand the few grfts she has to bestow ln her last moments L1SlCH then one and lll whlle I read the document as duly drawn up and sworn to We the Class of 1937 havrng spent four years wrthm th1s noble edlflce havmg acqurred all the knowledge whrch our fert1le brams could grasp berng about to pass out of th1s sphere of educatron ID full possesslon of a crammed mrnd well tralned and unrnfluenced by brrbery or hard feelrngs do hereby vow and solemnly declare th1s to be our last w1ll and testament annullrng all others heretofore drawn up by us F11 stly we dnect that our debts just and unjust shall be pard by the treas u1e1 of our successors the Class of 1938 Secondly we bequeath to the Jumors the sole llght of our robes of drgnrty Thndly to the Sophomore Class we bequeath a nrce new book entrtled How To Behave byI M Bad Fourthly to the Freshman Class a nrce new book ent1tled The Hrghland Hlgh School Laws by M1 Campbell Lastly to our farthful faculty We bequeath to each one that whrch experr To Professor A Herbert Campb ll we bequeath th1s horn for hrm to toot To Mr John Gaffney we bequeath some Fllatellal from Mars for hlm to ex perrment on next year To M1ss Ruth Goldsmrth we bequeath a plece of green cheese to use rn her homemakrng department We secured th1s from the moon To M1ss June Reynolds th1s ladder to stand on wh11e teach1ng her puprls how to attarn h1gh C To MISS Gertrude Cook some tln cans to replace the oncs some vagl ants U1 stole from her car To M1ss Helen Sykes th1s cabrnet 1n whrch to put her drawrng suppl1es To MISS Martha Benesh th1s bell so that we may know that she 1S 1n the bu11d1ng To M1 Wrllard Burke we bequeath a new set of athletes to take the place of those who graduate th1s year To MISS Elrzabeth Salese we bequeath th1s pall of rubber heels so that she won t drsturb the Study Hall next year To Mrs Kathryn Weller we bequeath a new rubber cushron for her cha1r To M1 John Crowley we bequeath th1s clown We would l1ke to see hrm laugh more often To Mrs Bertha Jacobs we bequeath th1s medal for bemg able to rest1a1n her temper at all trmes To M1ss Fannre Wrllrams our class advlsor we bequeath th1s bouquet of flowers to match her ever pleasant countenance To M1 MllO Wrnchester we bequeath th1s pall of prlze chrckens to add to hrs collectron To M1ss Anna Taylor we bequeath th1s Janltor to help her clean out the desks IH Study Hall To M1ss Catrynra Columbe we bequeath th1s parr of knxttrng needles to take the place of the ones she wore out th1s year We l1ke those kn1t dresses We do hereby appornt and constltute Louls Palmer as sole executor of th1s last w1ll and testament In w1tness whereof we have set our hands and seal unto th1s our last wrll and testament wrxtten on parchment th1s 18th day of June nmeteen hundred and thrrty seven Emtlze Mzller 4 2:1 P . 'x-. X v v ' I -' 1' ' -1' 'f 1 -'x 5-I . ' .' , , ' . , ' . . . ' ' - . ' - - , v. . . I 45 Y u- Y 1 1 1 4 ' ' 55 ' ences taught us they are in most need of. ' . . , ' . . , . . V ' 1 I Y ' x 'l 7 Q - 1 . H GIFTS TO SENIORS James AltlZlO A razor so that he can shave 111 his so few spare moments Charles Andola A bottle of tappmg powder to relieve h1m of h1s bashfulness Wllllam Dapp A car so he wont always b borrowmg one to go v1s1t1ng Kenneth D1msey A medal for taking o much kldd ng durlng his semor year Frank Farnham A modeling sct to help increase his fleet of a1rplanes Ph1l1p G1s1ano A book on ballroom dancing so he can keep up with Gigi August Martin A new pair of shoes to replace the ones he wore out walking back and forth from Clmtondale to M1lt n Anthony Moschetto A chemistry set to further his experiments Francls Rheal A car to replace the one that broke down three t1mes Frank LaFa1ce A medal as a reward for going steady the longest George Lane An 1nsurance pollcy that may be changed from one car to another James Richards A car of h1s own so he can go to New Jersey more often John Sepolpo A new bat to replace the one worn out h1tt1ng home runs Jul1us S1mone A telephone to ring in on evervbody S conversations Donald Thorn Some rosm to keep his v1ol1n 1n shape Harold Lyons Wave set to keep those beautiful waves 1n place Joseph Sklpp A baseball so he and Sepolpo can start an alumni team Fred Swift One good chemistry book to replace the many he ca1r1es David Murphy A new Jacket to replace the one the Holy Name Society lS gomg to take back from h1m this summer Lawrence Roberto A nice new farm to stait 1n bus1ness Sh1rley Hubbard A medal for her good work Keep lt up Irm1na Kenney A cook book to help her w1th her homemaking Em1l1e Miller A curling iron to keep her ha1r as it was 1n H H Catherine Rush A guard to protect that wr1st vxatch Martha Trapan1 A contract from Hollywood as a co1f'feur Ruth Traver A cottage to keep house for Lester Helen Walters A new excuse to replace the one worn out for Mr Gaffney Anna Achenbach A car so her father s wont wear out Janet Finley A heart to replace the one broken durlng her Senior year Jane Chlllas A book entitled You Were the Sunshine of Our Class Eileen Gaffney A book of ldCaS for hav ng fun in case she ever iuns out of het own Doiothy Roosa The license plates for her car that she lS w 1t1ng for Freda Wllklow A sewing machine to replace the one worn out 111 homcm iking V11g1n1a Anderson A set of art tools to continue her fine work Margaret Caffarella A m1ll1ona1re who will pay S100 a week for clickin the typewritu keys so fast Violet Castana A stop watch to keep track of time when she bicaks. those rccoids getting dressed Olga Colyer A l1ttle horse We don t want he1 to wear out all of Weax er s Marian Deyo A subscription to a weekly book of popular songs Eleanor Elliott A book of Mr Crowleys sayings so she can remembei them all Marguerite Glanccy An arb1trator to settle disputes bctw cn he1 and her sister Mat1lda Gullotti A new b1a1n to carry all she wants to lealn Amelia Dowd A histoxy book to record facts and dates Dorothy Rhodes A man on whom she can practice all hu homemakmg 1deas 426D ' ' : ' c ' ' ' ' . , . . C . . , , . l . . V ' Q . Mildred Relyea: Growing powder so she'll be like other seniors. ' . - 5 ' X . . ' z ' ' ' ' a' ' . . I . . . I 2 . in - s ' . , ' . , . ,. . . . f ' NUERELASSNEN K7 Pk' WQLJIY X, X ff N ED 1 1 ff ,SX S95 oi , XX sw I ' , X I 7 WSC- f .QQ ' 1 y 3 Qs.. 1 I . ' fi! M. ... --..pvfk 5 I V , fflrsou V ORS UN L lo oc V J I JUNIOR HISTORY We filst stalted OUI pulsult of knovxledge 111 the fall of 195-1 S n e we WCI unaccustomed to hald work we dld not haxe XCIV manv actlxltles Rlchald Haynes was oul class Plesldent Wlth lxathellne Rlchalds as XVICC Ples dent Rose Castano SQCl6l3lV and Helen Bluns Tleasulcl Oul class Z1ClXlSOl9 wele MIS Jacobs and Ml Fellows When we letulned to school fol OU1 Qophomole yeal we found that oul llL1Y'I'1bQ1 had gleatly decleased We elected Beltlam Cottlne PlCS1dCllt Charles Andola V109 Plesldent Homel Mullel Secletaly and Salyatole MHIOHC Tleas urer The glllS won the tlophy fol field day M153 Tavlol MISS Benesh and Ml Crowley were class advlsols Returnlng to school ln 36 as ploud Junlols we elected the oflicels as fol lows Joseph Mazzettl Plesldent RlCh3ld Haynes VICE Plesldent Katherlne lumbe Wele the class advlsols Plans fol lalslng funds Wele stalted at once and programs and hot dogs Wele sold at all the home football games The Junlol Washlngton Club undel MISS Cook s dllectlon plesented a xely enjoyable play Calm Youlself In June the Junlols gave a most successful plonl ln honol of the I'HClllb61S of the SCHIOX Class JUNIOR CLASS MEMBERS ACk61t HaLel Atklns Vera Bonnanno Domencla Bl6VCttl Danlel Callahan Robelt Capolla Mamle Castano Rose Castellano Sam Colwell Blanche Constantlno Matllda Cottlne Bertram DUBOIS Roelof Geenen Joan Gelsch M3116 Glunel M1ldl6d Haynes R1ChdId Lukasch Elsle Hyatt Roland Mack Raymond Mosthetto Thomas 4995 MU1phV Dennls Nayles Gabllel Ostlander MQIJOIIG Palladlno Josephlne R1ChaldS Kathellne RILZO Joseph RObS1tO Mlldled Ronk My10H Sandleben Judlth Schmldt Reglna Schneldel Anlta Slckler Edlth S1CklG1 Elwood Splllg John Tantlllo Salxatole Talella Flank Tlalnol Joseph Tlapanl Josephlne Tlemalko Susan Woolsex Thelon '. 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C i V ' , . 1 ' . ,' - 1 - V 5 ' x 1 ' ' v D 1 JUNIOR ADVICE We the wIse and dlgnlfled Sen1ors wIsh to have thls b1t of advlee left to the nalve and aspII1ng Junlors We adV1S9 HAZEL ACKFRT to get ove1 her shyness remember a shy teacher wlll neveI do VERA ATKINS to keep heI sunny s1de up as a smIle costs nothIng DOMENCIA BONANNO to wake up to the fact that she lS one person and not two othels MAMIE CAPOLLA to put mole tIme on her studles Instead of annoymg Mr Gaffney ROsE CASTANO to aVO1d actmg so 1mpoItant BLANCHE COLWELL not to be so paltlal to txuck drIveIs G1ve some of the otheI boys a break MATILDA CONSTANTINO to lIven up a bIt before entermg the Sen1or room JOAN GEENEN to follow her mother s footsteps Into the theatrlcal world MARIE GERSCH not to gIggle so much lt s so dIstractIng MILDRED GRUNFR to lower her VDICG about thIee pItches as a squeaky VOICE doesnt fit an athlete FLSIE LUKASCH to take lessons on How To Talk MoIe from Ed1th SIckler MARJORIE OSTRANDER to stop be1ng so Innocent Are you keepmg some one fIom us JOSEPHINE PALADINO to lealn how to talk as SGHIOFS should be heald KATHERINE RICHARDS to stay home nxghts as she s not a Senlor yet JUDY SANDLEBEN to cont1nue wIth her keen Wlt as lt wIll be a great asset to heI MILDRED ROBERTO to cont1nue wIth basketball as she ll have to carry the team thlough next year EDITH SICKLER to chew gum to gIve heI tongue a much needed Iest REGINA SCHMIDT to speak up Sen1ors should say all they know ANITA SCHNEIDER not to fall so easIly In and out of love Better buIld up youI leSlStHDCQ Anlta JOSEPHINE TRAPANI CompaI1ng pebbles on the beach Jo thmks she s the rock of Glbraltar DENNIS MURPHY Why not g1V9 the gIrls a break? GABRIEL NAYLES to keep up w1th boxmg there IS a gleat futuIe for men of youI Sklll deep TVIYRON RONK to do hIs hlstoly In some Othel loom than the SBHIOI Ioom SALVATORE TANTILLO to go easy on the Washmgton Club tleasury momes they need It all JOSEPH TRAINOR to get a pall of ten league boots to catch those hounds THERON WOOLSEY to come out In the open h1dden sec1ets cause much worIy ELWOOD SICKLER to watch youI gal she 1S d1vId1ng heI aFfectIons ROBERT CALLAHAN We thmk It s about tIme you begIn to act youx age and stop teasmg the lIttle kxds fYou blg brute J ROELOE DUBOIS Who Sald Robert Taylor had DICE eyes Why boy lt seems vou ought to slay em wIth those brown1es of yours FRANK ONE WAY TORELLA We thInk that you should stay away from MIlton and such places of Interest to you for the slmple Ieason that you can t make headway when you are always go1ng backward and never foxward RICHARD LYONS We thInk that you should keep away from 'red heads because you should know that two of a kInd lIke that cant get along RAYMOND MACH You ve become too quIet f0I us all we can say foI you IS that Sllence Is Golden BLD COTTINE Its about tIme you moved out to New Paltz Don t you thmk so'7 We thmk that varlety IS the SDICG of l1fe fox a man of youI age RICHARD HAYNES The news IS gettmg aIound that M1lt0H seems to be attlactmg you Is that Ilght D1ck'? ROLAND HY ATT It s about tIme you Jacked that mlsplaced eyebIow back wheIe It belongs AIe we IIght'7 Bu VIOI ET CASTANA ANNA ACHENBACH HAROLD LYONQ FRED SWIFT 4 34 P Q . Y . . 1 In , . at - ' ' . . , . I - N' V I Q ' , 1 . y . y u . .' ' '- . , . 3 ' v 4 - JOSEPH RIZZO to remember the old saying water runs smooth but the river is t ' ' ' Q ' s LL 'V L ' v 1 ' Z . . ' 7 Y . V U V, . . ' . ' I , 1 ' , Z , . ' L ' . I . ' . u D v - 3 , . . ' - . R , G . JUNIOR RESPONSE SHIRLEY HUBBARD-We wonder If Shlrley Wlll replace Greta Garbo wIth her dramatIc abIl1ty HELEN WALTERS-We wonder If Helen w1ll stIll leave her escort 1C C h flat In future years EILEEN GA1-'FNEY We hope Elleen w1ll remember she stIll IS a lIttle gIrl even though she IS leavIng hlgh school OLGA COLYER W1ll Babe secure a posItIon nearer the C C C Camp It would save the boys a lot of thumbIng VIoI.ET CASTANA We wonder If VI w1ll remember that there IS a lImIt to the supply of aIr a balloon can hold AIVIELIA Down-We wonder If Amelxa Wlll lay off sweets when she IS out of H H S IRXIINA KENNEY We hope lrmIna doesnt trust a fire ext1nguIsher In the hands of an ama teur agaln JANE CHILLAS We wonder If Jane w1ll be back next year to take a P G course In home makIng before tak1ng the hnal leap MATILDA GULLOTTI Wlll Mat1lda accompany MISS Taylor on her next trIp to France 1'REDA WILKLow W1ll fate have Freda estab1Ish her tea room at Marlboro ELEANOR ELLIOTT W1ll Eleanor take up bIcycIIng 11ow that she cant walk to school? ANNA ACHENBACH Anna should secure a posItII,n at RIfton as DLIVBIC secretary so that ErnIe s tIres won t wear out 'VIILDRED HELYEA we hope NI11118 w1ll grow up you know that nurses have to be flve foot two DOROTHY ROOSA Dot ought to get a posIt1on In a bank after her experlence Wlth the Semors finances MARIAN DEYO MarIan Wlll you try for an audItIon on MaJor Bowes programo MARGARL1 CAFEARLI LA What Wlll Margaret do now that she 1S leavmg Red' VIRGINIA ANDERSON Is VIrgInIa plannIng on goIng to Hollywood after her success In the Senxor Play? KATHERINE RUSH We wonder If KatherIne knows that sportsmanshlp IS the best polIcy MARGUERITE GLANCEY If MarguerIte could gIggle her way through l1fe she certaInly would get a long way MARTHA TRAPANI We hope Martha cont1nues havIng good taste In selectmg up to the mInute fashIons EMILIE MILLER We suppose we W111 soon hear Em1lIe play her clarInet over WGNY RUTH TRAVER W1ll Ruth be back In a few years to take MISS Sykes place'l JANET FINLEY Now that DInk has broken the school record we wonder what record she w1ll now be after Lane or an old thorn on the New Paltz road I RED SWIFT Fred IS the Ideal boy He should take Jack Armstrongs place He seems to never get enough of outdoor l1fe DAVID MURPHY We wonder If the school W111 g1Ve Dave a gold cup for passIng Geometry and nnally graduatIng LAWRENCE ROBERTO-We wonder If Larry w1ll take hIs place wIth the other brothers In the gravel buslness JOHN SEPOLPO-NOW that Johns brother has a l1cense for h1S car hell probably make several tr1ps to New Paltz FRANCIS RHEAL Bud should obta1n l1ab1l1ty Insurance If he cont1nues to take fellows and the weaker sex for rIdes JAMES ALTIZIO-It seems that JIm 11keS red haIr better than bonfires tRemember the football rally J CHARLES AINDOLA CharlIe ought to stIck to hlS tap dancmg for some day he may be a second Fred ASta1P6 lAnd agam he may noth WILLIAM DAPP We wonder If W1ll1e w1ll cont1nue to take the ashes out for h1S father KENNETH DI'VISEY We bel1eve Ken IS beIng unfaIr goIng around wIth gIrls younger than he tYou shouldnt rob the cradle Ken J PHILIP GISIANO-Phll doesnt 11Sp cont1nually th1S year except when hes talklng tRIght Bflght EyeS J FRANK LAFALCE Franks new Ch8VVl6 must be broken In SIHCS he makes so many tr1ps lately 1How s the scenery Frank D GEORGE LANE George was much more of a success as a manager than he was as a player In the Inter class games AUGUST MARTIN Dont InvIte that blonde from ClIntondale to a movIe because you w1ll have to take the whole famIly 1You know M T J ANTHONY MoScHETTo-Anthony was so quIet dur1ng hlgh s hool that we cant find a thIng to wrIte about hIm But they say that stIll water runs deep JAMES RICHARDS Better not go around any traffic c1rcles backwards JIm for you know you had one accIdent already llf you have another you wont be able to VlSlt that house on Crane Stl JULIUS SINIONE JulIus must be tryIng to muscle In on the 1C6 busmess on VIneyard Avenue Anyway he seems to be about the only one who can be frIendly wIth J S DONALD THORN We advIse you to stop playIng the vIolIn for look what Rubmoff got 4A breach of promISe Sult I HAROLD LYoNs-We advIse Chubby to get a Job IH a Slde show tHe would make a good human skeleton J DOROTHY RHODES Dorothy IS so quIet we re begInnIng to wonder If she knows how to talk FRANK FARNHAM We WlSh Farnham would not be so much of a general nuIsance Its nerve racklng at tImes JLDITH SANDLEBEN MII DRED ROBERTO EDITH SICKLER, FRANK TARELLA RICHARD LYONS 4 35 P ' - ' - .I n ' I - ' ' ' 5 ' Y T . . . . . nf - - - . . . , ' JOSEPH SKIPP-We wonder why Joe stopped going with B. B. Was it a new flame in Thorns 41 1 ' ' l 1 , . v i ' ' ' ' V A i . . . . . . . 4 . ' , . . . . , V . ' . ' 'I n , . - , ' ' . . A B . . . . . . V I 1 p V , . GROUNDLESS SAYINGS Charlre I m a Chrrstmas fighter Red Why? Charlre Because I got a sock rn each hand Helen Is the wrnd botherrng you? Jrmmy No keep rrght on talkrng George A penny for your thoughts Irrsh Well I was just wondermg whether I should buy a fur coat or that S500 dress from Parrs or George Grve me back that penny Customer I haven t come to any walnuts rn thrs candy bar yet Eleanor Try another brte Customer Ctakrng a huge mouthfull None yet Eleanor Shucks you must have gone rrght past rt SENIOR SPAGHETTI SUPPER IMORALI EVERYTHING COMES TO HIM WHO WAITS Roberto Cto new helperj Where s that mule I told you to have shod? Skrpp Drd you say shod? I thought you sard shot Farnham Wrll someone rn the audrence hand me an egg? I4 reshre If we had one you would have got It long before thrs Phrl It took me five years to walk around a corner Freshre Gosh' What was the name of that cor ner ? Phrl Well the one that had Pr osperrty around rt Mr Gaffney I have never seen such a lazy shrftless lyrng Buddy Oh Mother says that no one rs perfect SENIOR PLAY ITS A SIN TO TELL A LIE MISS Goldsmrth Drdn t I tell you to notrce when the soup borled over? Dot I d1d It was ten o clock Rheal Soup mam? Matrlda No I just had my dress cleaned Martha Do you know rn my home town that people call me beautrful? August Csort of absentmrndedlyl Well dearle you re a long ways from home lVIr Gaffney Cto late puprlj You know you should have been here at mne o clock Vrolet Why d1d anythmg happen? SENIOR YEAR BOOK WELL DONE OR NOT AT ALL Irm1na Yes that s what I sard I m practrcally a trarned nurse already Julrus All rrght lets see you do some of your trrcks Frank fafter takmg a corner on two wheelsl Whats the matter oflicer? Officer Pull over to that curb and erther pay S5 or I Il grve you a trcket Frank Sorry I ll do what I can but I can t go out of my budget Kenny I krlled two buds wrth one stone last mght Emrly What? Kenny Sure I had my date and studred the moon besldes Wrllre Somehow or other you remrnd me of football Srster How come? Wrllre You re always the fourth down every mor mng 4365 ' . ' .' .I . , . - 1 . ' ' ' . . , . , . I , 1 . . , . . , . . . , , l . , . I . . I . , . . . , , . 1 ' . . ' ' . , . . I , . , 1 . . . , . . 1 ' ,- . '. . . . , . . , . . . . . . - . . , . . . , . . . , . . FIT!-ILETIYS X LHB RHB FOOTBALL LINE UP FIRST TEAM Lawrence Roberto John Mazzettx fCaptJ W1ll1am Dapp Elwood S1ckler Carl Almqulst Denn1s Murphy Charles Andola John DaVld Murphy Franc1s Rheal fCapt J Gabr1el Nayles Sam Castellano Sept 28 c OC Oc Nov Nov Nov Hxghland Hlghland Hlghland Hlghland H1ghland H1ghland 21 Highland Sepolpo SECOND TEAM Frank Roberto Phxlxp D1 Stas1 Ph1l1p Messma Cos Trapam James Rlchards James A1t1ZlO Fred Capp1l11no Bertram Cottme Homer Muller CCapt J Rlchard Lyons Frank La Falco SCHEDULE Al11I'1gtOl'1 Haldane Goshen Hlghland Falls Ravena P M A Raymond Rxordon 14 4385 RE. RT. . g . . . . RG- . . . . . C. ' . ' LG. ' ' LT. ' ' ' LE. , ' ' QB. ' ' FB. . ' 1 13 - ' ' 6 O t. 5 ' 0 - 6 t. 12 ' 28 - 6 t. 19 ' 13 - ' 7 . 3 ' 29 - 0 . ll ' 7 - . . . 42 . ' 0 - ' FOOTBALL PERSONALITIES COACH WILLARD A BURKE Through Coach Burke 5 rnter est and encourage ment the 1936 football team completed one of the most successful schedules of many seasons He developed a team equally strong on the offense as on the defense He was responsrble for a passrng and runnrng attack that worked perfectly Mr Burke must be rated as one of the finest coaches rn thrs county BUD RHEAL Co Captarn and halfback proved to be an outstandrng leader and a constant scorer for hrs team Hrs opponents found hrm a hard man to stop Hrs aggressrveness and fast open field runnrng were of rnestrmable value JOHN MAZZETTI Co Captarn and tackle was a good leader for the lrne and he certarnly could tackle Hardly ever drd he mrss one on hrs srde of the lrne ELWOOD SICKLER center was always rn the mrddle of the prle and wouldnt let up untrl the whrstle blew He had a fast sprral pass whrch was always accurate WILLIE DAPP guard lrved up to hrs name and proved to be one of the best Hghters on the H ghland Hrgh School lrne SWEDE ALMQUIST guard berng slrghtly heavrer than others on the lrne could easrly stop anyone comrng hrs way Opponents hated to buck up aga nst hrm DENNIS MURPHY tackle was very good on the defense as well as on the offense Andola and Murphy made a great parr CHARLES ANDOLA end rarely let a man get by hrm A fine defensrve player he was very fast gettrng down under punts DAVE MURPHY quarter back proved hrs abrlrty as a leader of the team Hrs aggressrveness and hard work stamped hrm as one of the best players rn recent years He was a good lrne bucker and drd the bulk of the puntrng and passrng rn hrs terrrtory and gettrng hrs man every trrne He was an asset on the offense by snarrng passes GABE NAYLES halfback although lackrng experrence developed rnto a fine broken field runner and off tackle player as well as berng an excellent passer SAM CASTELLANO fullback proved to be a great help to the team If a yard or an rnch was needed Sam was called rn and rt was made One lean and the opponent fell PHIL MESSINA guard although lrttle was very aggressrve and a hard and low tackler He was dependable and speedy RED MULLER quarterback was handrcapped by a sprarned leg rn the early part of the season He came back and was a great help rn leadrng the team when needed He could punt and pass w th precrsron PHIL DISTASI guard a good tackler and an aggressrve player proved to the coach that he could be depended upon FRAINK LA FALCE fullback was a worthy substrtute for any back He could buck the lrne and was excellent as a broken field runner JIMMY ALTIZIO tackle was another able substrtute who could tackle hard and was ready whenever needed JIMMY RICHARDS guard although lrht proved to hrs opponents that he vtas there by upsettrng them when they trred to get by JOHN SEPOLPO end was very dependable rn a prnch He would trme after trme throw the opponents for a loss when rn actron JOHN LOCKHART manager Too much credrt cannot be grven hrm Hrs efforts plaved a most rmportant part rn the success of the team 1395 , GA ' ' r ' a v ' . v . 1 y 3 . . . , ' i ' ' . 7 7 ' i ' . L 7 7 g 4 I 7 ' 3 H ., ' . . . . Y 7 ' I A . LAWRENCE ROBERTO, end, was very good on the defense, breaking up plays 64 S7 , ' ' ' W 9 9 - ' - Y Q H t, . Y . . . i ' ' . ., ., Q . . , , Y . - . , . ., ,. . Y V 7 y 1 . . vw P496 41 e ww. ' H If F 3Gf 1 sf 4405 SEV' WILLARD BURKE GEORGE LANE Coach Manager BASKETBALL Basketball a very successful spolt 1n Hlghland Hlgh School for the past tvxo years contlnued so durmg the wlnter of 36 37 Composed of s1x vetex ans L Falce Dapp Murphy Almqulst Rheal and Mullel the team won the NOSU League champlonshlp for the thnd consecutlve year over powellng all ODDOSI tlon fac1ng them m the league Our team was handxcapped by havmg to travel to M1lt0H to p1act1ce smnce thele IS no gymnaslum m the High School 01 at any other place 1n Hxghland Desplte th1S obstacle Coach W A Burke kept the boys husthng all the whlle wh1ch xesulted m an excellent brand of basketball W1l11am Dapp captamed the team and dld a very commendable Job The managels George Lane and Robert Callahan must also be compllmented on then never fallmg xntelest 1n the teams SCORES A1l1Dgt0l1 Mallbolo Kexhonkson New Paltz Amsterdam M31lb01O Ravena Wallklll New Paltz H H S Alumnx Wallklll Albany Academy Rhlnebeck Tuxedo H H S 24 Ba1d College JUNIOR VARSITX Bertram Cottlne Nxck MHIODL Elwood Slcklel Donald Hegeman Gabrlel Nayles Abraham Deyo Lawxence R0b6I1O R1Cha1d L5 ons 4415 Y V . . . , -, ' L . , - 3- H. H. S. 13 16 H. H. S. 18 ' ' 17 H. H. S. 21 Rhinebeck 17 H. H. S. 20 Kerhonkson 14 H. H. S. 20 ' 18 H. H. S. 26 14 H. H. S. 13 38 H. H. S. 22 ' ' 17 H. H. S. 11 16 H. H. S. 25 A 10 H. H. S. 20 ' 22 H. H. S. 17 . . . ' 20 H. H. S. 24 ' 12 H. H. S. 22 23 H. H. S. 17 ' 17 H. H. S. 14 25 . . . ' 10 BOYS BASEBALL Though baseball comes at the end of the year lt IS by far not the least 1m portant The players numbermg about twenty are hard hxtters as was proved by the1r wmnmg the first game 22 1 Facmg a tough schedule of fifteen games H H S under Coach W1llard A Burke IS lookmg forward to a most successful season Coach W A Burke Manager E Slckler Asszstant Managers D LaVel1e R McCarthy VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Gabr1el Nayles Carm1ne Sabarese Frank LaFalce Ern1e Trapam John Sepolpo Abraham Deyo Denn1s Mulphy Cos Trapan1 Gordon Busch Paul Sherln Charles Andola Bud Cottme Homer Muller John Sklpp Harry Pugnall Bud Rheal Calvert Strongman SCHEDULE Apr1l Marlboro Apr1l Albany Academy Apr1l Arlmgton May Kerhonkson May Poughkeepsle May New Paltz H S May 13 H New Paltz Normal H1ghland Wlll Also Play Kerhonkson New Paltz Arllngton New Paltz N01 mal Poughkeepsle Alumnl Marlboro 4142? l l I RF. ' ' SS. ' ' 3B. CF. ' ' . ' lB. Sa P. ' 2B. ' LF. ' g ' C. P. Joseph Skipp Joe Trainor ' 20 - H. H. S. 22 1 ' 25 - H. H. S. 4 0 ' 27 - H. H. S. 8 ' 7 4 - H. H. S. 3 1 7 - H. H. S. 5 ' 4 11 - H. H. S. 10 . . 1 - . H. S. 13 l GIRLS BASEBALL Th1S year the call fox baseball was answered by about twenty gnls Th1s 1S the second year of g1rls baseball 1n H1ghland H1gh and so fax the glflb haxe Farms Lets all Jom 1n and wlsh them luck Helen Waltexs Nettle P1 ovenzano Mlldxed Alt1L1o Maly Anzxvma Evelyn Atklns M1ld1ed Caluso Madelme CHSIHO F1 ances Coy Martha DIOIIO Elleen Gaffney Katherlne Murphy Carmella Pape M1ld1 ed Roberto Do1othy Roosa Katherlne Rush Judlth Sandleben Fleda St1ongman Joseph1ne Trapam MHILIIH Tlapam 4453? Manaqer Asst Manage1 I been successful. They will play four games this spring with Oakwood and Hope SUBsT1TUTrs GIRLS BASKETBALL lht sm ldSS1LS staxted out losmg the fnst two games but su1p1 lsed CVCIYOHC by commg, up wxth a bang Thev won exexy league game and tled w1th New Paltz the11 st1ongest opponent Thls IS the P1151 t1me they have eve1 tled fox flISt place 111 the NOSU league and Coach Burke had SIX exe1ted gn ls on h1s hands The play off Wlth New Paltz was at Wallklll but unfortunately luck was agamst them and thex lost 13 22 Next yea1 Coach Bulke s l1ne up looks good so good luck to them 1+ IRST TLAM Elleen Gaffney Helen Waltus Mlldled GIUULI F1 eda Wllkl0W Mlldxed Robel to II Alllngton Rhmebeek Mllton New Paltz Wallklll H Rhmebetk Mlldled A111210 Evelyn Atkms C lthelme Rxchalds ludlth Sandleben Mamle Coppola Fleda Stlongman 'HIIUQ r Edlth Slc k1e1 SCORES 4 44 P M3FlbO1O New Paltz M8Ilb0IO Wallklll Alumm New Paltz I RF. ' ' ' ' ' ' LF. 31 3 ' - C. ' . - ,. 2 .' ' . - L. LG. Olga Colyer Nettie Provenzano . . ' Y t ' x CG. ' ' ' ' M A 1 f- ' - H. H. S. 5 - ' 22 H. H. S. 20 ' H. H. S. 14 ' ' 29 H. H. S. 24 H. H. S. 35 ' 1 H. H. S. 33 ' ' H, H. S. 18 ' 29 H. H. S. 22 ' H, H. S. 21 ' ' 16 H. H. S. 16 ' .H, S. 20 ' ' 31 H. H. S. 13 ' ' '. GIRLS HOCKEY The girls had a successful season losing but one out of three games This we are sure next year s eleven will come through with an even bettei Iecord Cai mella Pape Captain Mildred A111210 Mildred Robeito Mildred Relyea Mildred Caruso Margaret Caffaiella Martha D1Or1o Anita Schneider Virginia Anderson Eileen Gaffney Katherine Richaids SCORES Ruth Haynes Dorothy Roosa Katherine Muiphy Josephine Txapani Nettie Provenzano Rosalyn Crlstaldi Judith Sandleben Mamie Cappola Emilie Millei Evelyn Atkmc H H Oakwood H S Hope Farms 1 H H S Oakwood 1455 I is only the third year that girls' hoclirey has been played in Highland High so . . S. 2 4 H. . . 5 ' . . . 3 2 CHEERLEADERS A10 we 1cady Well I guess We IC all 1eady H H S' Let C1 go' let C1 go' let L1 go' But the w11tten vto1d lb dead and only a H1ghlandc1 who knows that he helped to put Highland on the High School Athlct1c Map by yelling., these and othei woid until his th1o'1t swelled and h1s D1ldC as well ICHIIZCS how alive they 11e But not anyone can lead a sulgmg anx ous enthus1ast1c c1owd into 1hyth mic cheei Miss W1ll ams who unde1stands the psy chologv of cheeimez has d1l1 gently pxacticed the a1t with the boys and gnls who compose ou1 chee1leade1 and they want to chem The foul main cogs 111 the wheel WQIG Nancy Dean Eileen Gaffney Nett1e P1ox enzano and Bud Ta1clla Ou1 teams w1th such backmg WCIL ccitamly cncouiaged to fight f0l H H S no mattc1 whcthci it was a Vblflfllllff Ol a l0S1llf., game M010 DOWLI to the teams chccnlcadem and thLll backc1s YOU' Andola Jtdll Colwell Blanche Colyei Babe c.,l1St1ldl Rosalxn Dean Nancy I1lSLhLl Dot Craflncv Eileen I 1 Vc llc Damcl Mdl0IlL Nick 44115 Plovenzano Ncttlc Rlchalds Sis Robeito Mlldl ed Sicklel Ed1th Ta1ella Bud A15 '. -.:.- 3, - . -...Y ,A , ri -L . f .-, , .. Y 1, , ,KX .E , xhx X' . . I Y W. Y ' - ' . A 1 ' c ' ' 1 '- ' r - -. . . S ' ' . . K 5 , - 'b .' T T. ' , ' X 1 2 ' . '. , . ' ' q . . . , - .' ' '- team. We know they'1'c good-they were chosen by the process of elimination- . , Q ,' L. , , ' ' . , . X . ' , . ,A ' ,. . Q U 'H A. , ,, ' A ,' ' . . A-' ,- f. .D . , . , ,. - . . , . . , .. . ,' . . . , . .T . l 3. ,',. , , . .1 -- , . 1 , ' ' - . , '. ' , ' ,- ' . . . -1 -- ' J' E x ' ' 1 iq' 1 , D 3 4 ' I - I -, . J. . . AETIVITIES SENIOR PLAY Dollars to Doughnuts presented 1n the Hlghland Theatre was a hxghly acceptable form of make belleve Orch1ds to whoever ass1gned Shuley Hubbard to a Woman of the World type James R1chards more than Justlfied the wel come we gave hxm for h1s Pampered Darlxng role H1s Boland was all throughout a brlght moment V1rg1n1a Anderson too seemed to be most assured 1n the role of a modern mother Prov1ng that a tough p1gsk1nner can emote not only on the field but also be hlnd f0Otl1ghtS Bud Rheal came through w1th flymg colors as a mmxstex Ex ely one of h1s appearances was malked by a spontaneous 1eact1on from the audxence Jane Chlllas ou1 All Amerlcan lass shone pa1t1cula1ly bflght bl lghter than many could expect to sh1ne M1ld1 ed Relyea w1th notable adroltness s1mpl1c1ty and cha1 m and August Martm as the poor llttle r1ch boy brought a mad house of buoyant chatter along w1th them The above players were sklllfully supported by V1olet Castana Geox ge Lane and Charles Andola The d1rect1on was expertly handled and neatly woven 1nto the play by Mrs Jacobs and MISS Salese Mlss W11l1ams was ln charge of busmess and 8dV6I't1Sll'1g COMMITTEES Publlclty P1 ogx am Stage P1 opex tles Olga Colyer Elleen Gaffney Maman Deyo Kenneth Dlmsey 'James Alt1z1o Gordon Busch Scenely SPh1l1p MGSSIDH Llghtb 1Anthony Moschetto 4485 T1Lk9tQ Ushers Anna Achenbach W1ll1am Dapp lHarold Lyons Homer Mullex Frank Farnham Lawrence Roberto lJohn Sepolpo lPh1l1p Glslano u vw ' ' ' s v at n A - ' ' ' as ' H ' an sa ' 1 . . . . . . V Y i , . v ' v ' i ' v v Q v r v v ' v .'. I .1 I JOURNALISM CLUB The J ournal1sm Club 15 a comparatlvely new club 1n the school Th1S IS only the second year of 1ts ex1stence The club pubhshes several txmes durlng the year the school paper entltled the H1 Land Hz Banner whlch has a cxrculatlon of about 250 copxes Th1s year the pL1b11Sh1l'1g of the paper has been a senlor enterpnse W1th the helpful ald of the underclassmen much has been accom pllshed STAFF OF H1 LAND H1 BANNER Geoxge Lane V1olet Castana Phxhp Mess1na Mlldred Roberto Ed1tor m Chzef Assoczate Edztor News Edztor Sports Ed1tor Gwls Francls Rheal Sam Castellano Nancy Dean W1ll1am Dapp Anthony Moschetto NEWS BOARD Feature Edztor Art Edttor Lzterary Edztov' Busmess Manager Czrculatzon Manager Roelof DuBo1s Mlldzed Caluso W1111am Collln W1l11am Donovan D01 othy Fxscher Ph1l1p G1s1ano Louls Palmer Jullus Slmone Joseph T1 amor Louxs Anella TYPISTS An1ta Schneldex Mamle Cappola and Katherme Rlchards FACULTY ADVISORS MISS Fannxe WIIIIBUIS Mxss Catryma Columbe 4495 W . .- - . , . . . Kenneth Dimsey ------ Sports Editor, Boys STUDENT COUNCIL Hlghland Hlgh School Olgamzatlon The pulposes of thls OIg3I'1lZ3t1Ol'l ale to umfy all student o1gan1zat1ons undel the general control of one to promote 1n all ways the best 1nterests of the school to plomote the general act1V1t1es of the school to a1d ln the 1nte1nal adm1n1stxat1ons of the school The Student Councll have been qulte busy thls 3681 ln tlylng to make the assembly p1 Ogl ams both lntelestlng and educatlonal fox the student body They have succeeded ve1y well 1n thelr attempts The11 accompllshments fo1 the yeal 1936 .57 conslst of the followmg Sponsored assembly programs Purchased ShufHe Board wlth the help of Mr Campbell Sold umform berets to the glrl students Gave a glft to the school The members of the Counc1l wlsh to thank M1 Campbell members of the faculty and students for the cooperatlon they hawe glven The members of the Counul wlsh to especlally extend the11 appreclatxon to M1ss Goldsmlth fox hex untn Ing efzfol ts to make the OIg8l'l1Z3tl0I'1 a success THE OFFICERS Exlten Gaffney President James Rlchaxds Vzce President MlldlCd GIUDQI Secretary THE REPRESENTATIVES Semors Elleen Gaffney James Rlchalds Jumors Mlldled Glunel John Splllg Sophomores Ba1ba1a Lent M1chaelM1lano Freshmen Jean Schantz Halold Vandexvoolt Adu Fresh Constanc1oT1apan1 Advisor Mxss Ruth Goldsmith 4505 v Q v . . , V w. '. Q ' 9 v ' v . V Y . .'. Q V i . . ii . All I .. - - - - - . ,- ' . 1 - - - - - - ' - 1' . . ,. ----- - - Q GLEE CLUB The Glee Club has been woxkmg hard th1s year The group has studled Duna and The Itallan Street Song The members are consclentlous and are The Glee Club IS led by the ever falthful hard workmg Mlss Reynolds Allhusen Allce A111210 James Bell M1ldred Bennett Lloyd Benson Royona Busch Dauene Busch Goldon Constantlno Lena C1acc1o Anna Coutant DOIIS Deyo Ma11an De Luca Ida Elllott Eleanol THE MEMBERS Woolsey Thex 4 51 P Glancey M3IgUCllt6 Haynes Ruth Pallad1no Josephme Palazzo MHFJOIIB Perry Ahce Relyea Kenneth Ronk Myron Roosa Dolothy Salvatore John Smlth AIVIH SW1ft Fled T1ave1 Teckla Txemalko Susxe on trymg their best to make possible a successful performance at Vassar College - . , - . . Y , . V U ' 7 7 1 a V 7 I 1' V 7 Y - Y y 1' ' Y v V v u . y ' HIGHLAND TILLERS The Hlghland T11le1s under the supe1v1s1on of M1 W1nc.heste1 have been very actwe th1s past yea1 F01 the th11d consecutxve year the club won a p11ze of S1Xty dollars at the Ulstex County Fan f1u1t exh1b1ts In the fnst week of September D F1ee1 B F1ee1 L Dav1s C Palme1 L Robe1to and M1 Wm chester spent three days at the SYIHCUSG State Fa11 In Novembe1 Goshen was beaten by a few POIIIIS at a sectlonal meet held at Wash1ngtonv1lle and anothe1 plaque was added to the t1ophy cabmet In January a plaque fo1 apple Judgmg and 1dent1f1cat1on was won at Klngston The same nxght the boys attended a banquet held at the GOVSI DOI Clmton Hotel A trlp was made to Co1nell S Fa1m and Home Week by some of the mem bers The boys took paxt 1n apple Judgmg and won FII st pr1ze fo1 the fou1th con SECUIIVG yeal competlng agalnst apploxlmately 200 schools The team cons1sted of Constanc1o Trapanl and Lawrence Robe1to Constanc1o Trapanl 1ece1ved a gold watch charm fo1 belng hlghest 1nd1v1dual sco1e1 1n apple Judglng 111 New York State The Ag11cultu1e Club has added to :ts collect1on thlee plaques thxs yea1 thus bxlnglng to a total fox the past elght yea1s a collect1on whxch cons1sts of seven cups and ten plaques These axe ID pelmanent possessxon of the club 4525 1 Q s . . . ' . . . ' , ROYAL ORDER OF HOMEMAKERS The R O H was formed pllmallly to umte var1ous classes studylng or mter ested 1n Home Econom1cs and to develop personahty leadershlp 1n1t1at1ve and soc1al DOISB The club aCt1V1tl6S cons1st mamly of part1es and banquets Plans fol a Fa1ewe1l Banquet 1n honor of graduatxng members of the club are now bemg formulated F1 eda W11k1OW Doxothy Rhodes Margaret Caffarella M1ss Ruth Goldsrmth Albe1tson Fxances A1tlZ1O Mlldred Andola Jean Atk1HS Evelyn AtklDS Vera Boyce Barbara Brenm Mar1e Cr1stald1 Rosalyn Davls Elvma OFFICERS MEMBERS 4535 Preszdent Vzce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Advisor Dean Nancy Deyo Marlan Flscher Dorothy Kenney Irmlna Laur1a Carmella Murphy Katherme Perkms Ruth Schnelder Amta Sharp Agnes Y 7 Y i 1 , . . , . Blanche Colwell ---- - - - . u . , 7 1 7 . 7 7 7 ' 7 . . Y , . Y . Y V ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB The Arts and Crafts Club has had a busy year The fust part of the yea1 the glrls made wooden buttons and palnted 1n1t1als and other deslgns on them The boys d1d leather toolmg and wood carvmg The last part of the year was spent maklng puppets The group planned to glV9 a puppet show but could not because of lack of tlme The club wlshes to thank MISS Sykes 1ts adv1sor fo1 the asslstance she gave the members THE OFFICERS V1rg1n1a Anderson Vzce Preszdent Ruth Traver Treasurer Josephme Trapan1 Secretary Mlss Sykes Advisor THE MEMBERS Domenc1a Bonnanno Martha D1Or1o Matllda Constant1no Martha Trapan1 Robert Coutant Thomas Zannucc1 454i l Daniel Brevetti ------- President DEBATE CLUB Wlth two teams M1 CIOWIQB the debate coach has bmought the H1ghl'1nd School Into the fxont Iank of all Hudson Valley debatexs In the month of De cembex Hlghland at a toulnament at New Paltz was found to possess the best negatne debatels debatlnxz the cuuent topxc at that tlme In the Natlonal Folenslc League Hlghland won second place topped only bv Llbel ty s CXLIH one polnt THF VARSITY T1-.AM E leen Gaffney Rose Castano Balbam Lent Danlel Blevettx R1cha1d Haynes John Splllg THI' JUNIOR VARSITY Halold Vande1voo1t Danlel LaValle Jun1o1 Thomn Donald Gelsch Ph lmoul TClXV1ll1gG1 R1Ch31d McCa1thy STAMP CLUB The stamp club undel Mls Wellel s d11E2C'L1OII had a busy season The membels held an QLICLIOH of stamps They also lealned the te1ms used by stamp Lollectoxs and the stones Cf each h1stor1c event wh1ch was used on Unlted States stamps duxlng 36 and 31 An exeell nt stamp exhlbltlon was elven In the school hall THE O EICEIIS Rlehald McC.11thy Ha1old Vandexvooxt Pltllek Lockhalt JUNIOR SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Only one play wls elven by the club thls veal th1s howevex xntloduced st IEC llghtlng, w IS used Besldcs puttmg the pl ly OVCI succes fully the club membels had shoxt COUISES In make up and ehaxactellzauons lX9g1OQb and old people WLIL the ma n ehalactels wo1 ked on THE OFFICERS Jane Chlllas Judxth Sandleben FRENCH CLUB In Novembex the Ifxeneh Club held a tea dance the ploceeds of wh1ch wexe used to buy Le Petzt Journal a Flench papel fO1 the club membels At meetlngs the membels played a game Vlfh1Ch couesponds to the Engllsh game of Authols ox read plays and poems In Fxench An attempt was made to have all conx G1 sa t1on In Fxench Thxs wo1ked fanly well THF OI- FICERS Shnley Hubbald Edlth Slcklex WASHINGTON CLUB The Washlnbton Club expects to VISIL the capltal sometlme next spung and the membexs have been WOIk1l'1g all thls yeal to IHISG money They sponsoled a movle held two Iaffles and plesented the plav Calm Youlself LWICC Al though the glOUp lb small thev hope to do blg thxngs next ye'I1 The membexs ale Flank Talella Damel BIGX ettx Salvatole Tantlllo NCLLIL P1 ovenzano Mane Pallad1no Be1t1am Cottme Thomas Mosehetto Kathemme Rlchalds 4555 . ' 1 i '. ' . ' 2 . ' . 5 . . ' ' . ' . . L' 1 -l 'K a ' F. x C ' A ' 1 . ' x I . 2 . k ' ' V .g 'L Q .Q ' . - I two new features into assembly programs-the characters were made up and J 1 1 - ' f ' f as .' . y-1' X: ' x L v 1 u ww Y y u 5 , 1: 1 L1 . j . . y - ' . ,- . .. . ' . Y . . , , v , , - I V I ' - 1 1 , . , ' . ' I . -y u . V ' 4 , , , ' , , ' ss . ' ' v . ' 1 ' 1 7 1 ' L ' cr . v' ' ' ' -' ' l .I - V . 4 n 4 K. V. . . . . ' . , ' . ' ' , ALUMNI NEWS MARRIED Ethel tAtk1nsJ Russell 30 Hlghland Zelma tD1mseyJ Qulck 30 West Park Anna IDIOFIOJ Santora 30 MIIIOD La Verne iPattenJ Short 30 Hlghland Margaret KMaroldtl Dayton 31 Hrghland Florence tWoolseyJ Eckerson 31 MIIIOD Adele lZ1mmermanJ Woolsey 31 M1lton Katherlne tDeyoJ Hyatt 34 Brldgeport Frances iBrownJ Cranes 36 New Paltz MarJor1e tScho1e6eldD Wardell 33 Newburgh Anna tKaley7 Sagerese 32 Hlghland EMPLOYED IN BUSINESS Claude Gaffney 30 Salesman Dalry Supplles Jack Lucas 30 Salesman Interstate Hardware Barbara Merr1tt 30 Secy Wadlm Sz Merrxtt Wllllam Haviland 30 Salesman Caterplllar Co Claude Roosa 30 Rathgeb KD1tt1Ug M111 Goldle Cralg Roosa 32 Secy Rathgeb Knxttmg M111 Albert Gafiney 35 Salesman Arthur W1ll1ams 30 Asst Farm Burcau Agent John Pmna 31 MOVIC Operator N Y C Ruth Mart1n 31 Secy Po keepsxe Egg Mart Edward Jacobs 31 Artlst N Y C Grover Hyatt 31 Rad1o Tester G E Co Josephme Puleo 31 Soc1al Welfare Ulster Co John Mesmer 32 Mgr Mesmer Humus Co Rlchard Burton 34 Mechan1c Hlghland Mary Donovan 34 Secy Personal Fmance Co Helena Schoonmaker 34 Employed ln Pough keeps1e Helen Sherxn 34 Employed IH Poughkeepsle Cornel1us Wllklow 34 Farrmng Altamont N Y Ph1l1p D1Stas1 35 Sweet Shoppe H1ghland Mary Messma 36 Helen Wr1ght s Beauty Salon Norma Rhodes 36 Rathgeb Knlttlng M111 Rocky Roberts 36 Hudson Rlver State Hospltal Wxlllam Gaffney 36 Hudson Rrver State Hosp Dav1d Traver 36 Rathgeb Kn1tt1ng M111 Henr1etta Woolsey 36 Rathgeb KHIIIIHQ M111 John Sher1n 36 Salesman Automoblles Frances Woolsey 36 Bank at Mllton Betty Palmat1er 35 H1ghland Restaurant Thomas Shay 35 U S Ma1lCarr1er Mary Cusumano 36 Un1form Factory Ellzabeth Ernst 36 Luckey Platt Sr Co Katherxne Gerllch 33 Vassar STATE POLICE ARMY NAVY James Benson 32 N Y State Pollce Roger Merr1tt 32 N Y State Pol1ce John Relyea 35 U S Navy Anthony Canmo 35 U S Naxy Frank Confort1 35 U S Navy George Carter 36 U S Navy Roy Conn 36 U S Navy Carl Schnexder 35 U S Army Matthew Jacques 36 U S Army Frank Passante 36 C C C Camp Lester Schoonmaker 36 C C C Camp 4565 COLLEGE AN D SCHOOL John IAIGIIOJ Allen 32 N P N Otto Sandleben 32 Syracuse Melv1n Hurd 34 Cornell Melv1n Hurd 34 Syracuse Un1v Xcnla Colyer 34 N P N Grace Smlth 34 School of Deslgn Carl Dapp 35 D1esel School Rrta Abbruzzese 35 Cornell Ke1th Borland 35 Catawba College W11l1am Capp1ll1no 35 Notre Dame Robert Dean 35 Cornell Rxchard HaV1IHnd 35 Colgate Robert Muller 35 N P N Domlmck Papandrea 35 Bard College Helena Terwllllger 35 N P N Kenneth Wadlm 36 M1ssour1 Lols W1Il18mS 35 N P N Vlola Wood 35 Arnold College Alfred Halfke 30 U of MICH Alfred Zlmmerman 35 Farmlngdale Carrxe Ackert 36 Busmess School Mane Constantmo 36 N P N Thomas Donovan 36 BUSINESS School Angelo Fllllps 36 Columbla Glaclnto Gxslano 36 Northeastem Louls Gruner 36 N P N John Jacobs 36 Antloch College Thomas Sc1ort1no 36 N P N Bernadette Stulb 36 Flatbush Margorle Wood 36 R1der College Leonard Gunsch 33 Cornell Emlly Lent 34 Vassar NURSING AND TRAINING Ethel Vandervoort 35 Methodlst Hos p1tal Brooklyn Lelta Mart1n 36 Atlantlc Un1on Col lege TEACHING Mdfldll W1ll1ams 30 Hlghland Marlo Abbruzzese 30 Mllton TESSIQ Abbruzzese 30 Mllton Ellzab th Gaffney 31 Tuckers Cors Luella Ose 31 Hzghland Eudora Mxller 31 Floral Park L I Kathryn Burger 32 Nyack V1rg1lTompk1ns 32 H1llsdale Elxzabeth Jacobs 31 Barnard College Mary Mxller 29 Marlboro Mlldred Lester 29 Batavla Myron M1ler 29 Dutchess County Mary Shaughness 28 Walden Those people whose names do not ap pear are either at home or have not to my knowledge changed thelr work slnce the Roster of 1935 Maman W1ll1ams , I . . s 1 - . 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POPULARITY POLL The second annual poll Conducted by the H1 Land H1 Banncx showed e followmg final lesults Boys Has Done the Most for H H Geolge Lane James Rlchaxds Francxs Rheal GIRLS E1leen Gaffnev Jane Chlllas M1ld1Cd CHIUSO Best All Round Person tn H H S Flank LaFalce FIHHCIS Rheal Dennls Murphy Geoxge Lane Wllllam Blenm Elwood Sxcklel Anthony Moschetto Rlchald Haynes George Lane F1 anc1s Rheal Wllllalli Dapp Flank LaFalce Dennls MUIDDN Darnel Lavelle Geol ge Lane W1ll1am Dapp Gabl 1el Nay les DQHHIS Muxphy Geo1ge Lane James Rxchaxds Homel Mullel James RlCh3ldQ LOUIS Palmex Denms Muxphy James Rlchards George Lane Homex Muller Gabl mel Navles Geolge Lane Wxlllam Donovan Homex Mullel Most Intellzqent Most Ambztzous Best All Round Athlete Best Nutured Most School Sptrzted Most Popular Wztlzest Most Attractn e Best Dancer Best Dresser 4575 Elleen Gaflney Helen Waltels Jane Chlllas Shnley Hubbald Mat1lda Gullottn Allee Allhusen Matllda Gullottl Jane Chlllas E1leen Gaffney M11d1 ed Robex to Dol othy Roosi MHIIOH Deyo E1leen Gaffney Jane Chlllas E1leen Gaffney Mlldled CBIUSO M1ld1ed Robexto Jane Chlllas E1leen Gaffney Helen Waltels E1leen Gaffney Judith Sandleben Edlth SlLklC1 Jane Chlllas V1OlBL Castana Helen Waltexs Vlolet Castana E1leen Gaffney Helen Waltels Vxolet Castana Martha Tlapam Maxy Bradley ' . . 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Q af V 3 1 i 5-nf, V , - ' l - ' 1 :ner ' , ' M Arran Gyn CLI, , HM, Mglygeu 4 P AUTOGRAPHS J J DONOV AN Florist Say rf Wzth Flowers But Say zt Wzth Ours PHONE 157 HIGHLAND NEW YORK SARAH F DONOVAN JACOB J DONOVAN Member Bonded Member Women s Florxst Assoclatxon FIOTISI Telegraph Del very Congratulatzons and Best Wishes to The Class of 1937 E C ELMORE CLOTHING SHOES ETC NEW PALTZ New YORIX F1ne Photography Artlstxc Framxng ALL PICTURES FOR THIS YEAR BOOK Taken by A H LIPGAR of the LIPGAR PHOTO STUDIO 268 FAIR STRLET Phone 2070 KINGSTON N Y 4bZP o Q V v Y v v , . . . . . I 4 o o v f . ' . T . I I v Q . Complzments of BARDAVON and STRATFORD THEATRES POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YORK Complzments of Theresa Bake Shop POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YORK Ira J W1fChOUSC JEWELER 14 K jewelry at 10 K Prlces Cash Paid for Old Gold Phone 1482 J 26 Llberty St POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YORK Complzments of Neko s Sweet Shoppe KINGSTON NEW YORK Chester Satz Co OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 2 4 Cannon St Tel 3359 POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YORK 4655 v Y 4 Y ! 1 o o ! 7 Complzments of THE HIGHLAND NEWS PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS H C Berean PHONE 41 I Roberto Brothers Sand Gravel Stone Dlrt Movmg and Truckmg Reasonable Prlces Best Wzshes From The Bridge Garage HIGHLAND NEW YORK J D Scott HIGHLAND NEW YORK The Sweet Shoppe Dmners Sandwlches Llght Lunch Fountam Service We Delxver Geo Heroy Prop ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Howard Thompson HIGHLAND NEW YORK 4645 , I I I Soss so 7 ILL, so S I , I ' u , 1 Phone 156 HIGHLAND, N- Y- Phone 281 HIGHLAND, N. Y. GEO W PRATT 25 SON LUMBER Pxttsburgh Bremg Bros Nltloml Lead Paints BUILDING SUPPLIES PHONE Z0 McCabe s Hotel We Serue Only the Best Dancmg and Entertalnment Phone 326 F 5 Route 55 HIGHLAND NEW YORK Complzments of Cllntondale Fru1t Growers Co Inc HIGHLAND NEW YORK The Store Relzable Doty 25 Humphrey Drug Co PHARIVIACISTS Blue Crane Inn The Place to Eat ln New Paltz Ma1n Street Phone NEW PALTZ N Y 465 v . 7 Margaret K. Mccabe Mgr' Vineyard Ave., HIGHLAND, N. Y. ' 190 ., . '5 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND HIGHLAND NEW YORK fine Bank That Better Seruzce Buzlt Best Wzshes to the Class of J! The Elms Hotel HIGHLAND NEW YORK Charles MQIIUO CLEANING PRESSINC1 Lad1es Coats and Dresses Dry Cleaned and Pressed We Call For and Dellver Vlneyard Ave HIGHLAND N Y Samtary Market Wholesale and Retall Phone 307 Free Dellvery Owned and Managed by A De Mare Mam St HIGHLAND N Y Phlhp Schantz Estate FLOUR FEED MEAL GRAIN HAY Phone 36 HIGHLAND N 4h6 , s - Fruits. Vegetables, Sea Food , . . , . . . , - ,-- . , . Y. ., , . . K r Compliments of NEWBURGH S LEADING THEATRES THE BROADWAY THE RITZ THE PARK THE CAMEO NEWBURGH NEW YORK Complzments of Company NEWBURGH NEW YORK Slg 8 Max Samuels CORPORATION The Home of Smart Clothes Everythmg for the Graduate Max Samuels A B C Flemmms Corner Water and Second Sts NEWBURGH N Y R Schulman s DEPARTMENT STORE Full Varxety of General Merchandlse for the Household Work Clothes Underwear Hosiery Infants Wear Enamel Ware Glass Wa Hardware Greetmg Cards Electr1calSuppl1es Notlons 171 Broadway Newburgh N Y Moore s SCIVICC Statlon GAS AND OIL Tlres Repalred Lunches On Route 9W Between HIGHLAND and MILTON l TC T CTO, I 4 l . Highland Ice Cream ' l ' . re . , , 4 67 P 1 CLINTONDALE SUPPLY COMPANY Dealers n COAL POULTRY and DAIRY TRADES POULTRY SUPPLIES COD LIVER OIL PHONE 78 E 75 CLINTONDALE N On Route 9W ln WEST PARK N Y Good Thzngs To Eat Best Wzshes of Mrs Matteo Cavallo HIGHLAND NEW YORK 81 87 Broadway Phones 284 285 KINGSTON N Y We Serve To Please Best Wzshes of Mr Leo Weatter WEST PARK N Y 685 - -Q , .Y. The Pantry Shelf Kingston Laundry Always a Good Show at ULSTER COUNTY S HOUSE OF HITS HIGHLAND THEATRE W1ll1amL Berman Manager Best Wzshes to the Class of 37 Dr V P Salvatore HIGHLAND NEW YORK Complzments of Arthur B Merr1tt HIGHLAND NEW YORK HIGHLAND N Y John F Wadlln COUNSELLOR AT LAW HIGHLAND NEW YORK Complzments of Walter R Seaman HIGHLAND NEW YORK 4695 I DENTIST A I LOU S DINER BRIDGE CIRCLL HIGHLAND N Y Steak Sandwzcbes Our Speczalty Phone 315 24 Hour Servlce Lou Morano Prop B st Wishes Of JOHNSON COAL COMPANY HIGHLAND NEW YORK PISANI BROTHERS Headquarters for Health Spot Shoes for Women and Men Enna Jettlck shoes for Women Edward s Shoes for Chlldren 35812 MAIN STREET Phone 35281 PoUGHKEEPsIE N Y Comphments of WILLIAM YESPLE Free Dehvery Servlce Phone 31 MIIIOH N Compllments of PATSY ESPOSITO '35 SON just below the Post Office Hrghland N Y SAM S MEN S SHOP Sam Israel and Brother Haberdashers Clothlers Hatters 315 Mam St Poughkeepsle N Y ELSTON SPORT SHOP Sportlng Goods Novelty Goods E1ectr1ca1 Appl1ances Toys RadIos Phone 321 279 FaIr St Krngston N Y 4 70? 7 4 v 0 . 44 ' ' fy , . 0 Q, v . . , . X . , ' 1 ' ' - v Q ! ! I ' ' . , . . 7 7 ! ! , . . ' . , . . ALTIZIO BROTHERS RELIABLE TRUCKING PHoxr 433 HIGHLAND N Y D P KENNEDY COLD STORAGE PHONE 727 LIIGHLAND N Complzments of Roger Baer KINGSTON NEW YORK COIIIPIIHICHIS of JAMES PHILLIPS H1gI1IdIld N Y Comphments of P T SCHANTZ Comphments of Sutton Brothers CLINTONDALE NEW YORK Comphments of FRANK S BARBER SHOP Hrgjhland N Y Comphments of A FRIEND 1'1' . . . . L' I., II, B 1 a A 7 . 'J ' , 1 . .1 ' , . . 4715 HUMUS HUMUS IS the World s greatest need MESSMER'S HUMUS doesn t only make thmgs grow lt enrlches the ground It does ltS work from the top only It tops clay soll from bakmg and sandy S011 from drymg out Recommended dally I thank you JOHN MESSMER HIGHLAND N Y LASS FURNITURE CO Tice Good Fumzture Shop 417 414 MRIN ST POUGHKEEPSIE N Y Hlghland Trucklng SQIVICC York and Albanv Home Office Hlghland N Y Phones Day 355 Nlght 220 F 4 New York Office 1 Worth St Phone Walker 5 8770 The New Paltz Beauty Shoppe Mrs LIllIan Eagan Prop Permanent Wave Speclallst Zotoz Machlneless Wave Buart Machxne Wave Phone 317 New Paltz N D H Kurtz Myer s Pumps Florence O11 PLUMBING HFATING Coal Gas Gasolme and O11 Stoves Phone 66 HIGHLAND N Y SMITH S GARAGE Bulck and Chevrolet Phone 40 HIgh1and N Y Y 4725 ' I , 1 . , . . D . . s ' ' 44 ' ,Y Daily trips from and to New Bumer5fFrigidaire : ' , . . 2 1 a ' ' Y 9 u - H , . . T ' . ' 7 ' ' A P LE EEVRE 8 SON COAL LUMBER FEED NEW PALTZ NEW YORK Complzments of HELEN A WRIGHT BEAUTY SALON PHONE 237 W B CARR Florence O11 Burners Valspar Pamts and Varnlsh Clxntondale New York Electrlcal Shoe Repa1r1ng Hlghland New York Morton Speclalty Shops Sportswear and Ladles Spec1alt1es 85 Water St Newburgh N Y Wlth Compl1ments L S CALLAI-IAN Hrghland New York HIGHLAND NEW YORA Young s Auto Servlce Repalrmg DeSoto Plymouth Sales Servlce Route 9W M1ltOH N Y Phone 55 A W DEYO Dealer 1n Dalrylea M1lk and Cream Phone 4 Hlghland N Y ART GIFT SHGP Glfts from 14 Countrles Antlques Phone 3262 240 Clmton Ave Klngston N Y Comphments of R M VAN SICLEN Grocer1es and General Merchandlse Clmtondale New York 4 ANDREW MESSINA Compliments of W T3 P Conqratulatzons Graduates' May the Futu e Brmg Further Success THE WILCOX STORE HIGHLAND NEW YORR Where Quality Counts STOCK CORDTS Inc FURNITURE DRAPERIES CARPETS RUGS ELECTROLUX GAS REERIGERATORS The House of Qualzty 76 86 BROADWAY Compllments of RHULE H KNIPEEN Caretaker of john Burrough s Slabs1des West Park New York Best Wlshes of DICK PETERSON New Paltz New York Compllments of SPRATT STORE M1lton New York KIROSTOXI NEW YORK R M HAS BROUCH Suburban Shop Upper Mam Street Compllments of Gllberts and Maltz KALEY S STORE M1lt0H New York P A LYONS FLORIST M1lton New York M L MCl1US OLD COMPANY S LEHIGH COAL PHONE 10 HIGHLAND N Y 4745 Y . , , 44 ' ?! - , Q Q4 i ' i! - T L ' 7 y U H ' H Phone 120-F-12 New Paltz, N. Y. P Y I , 7 7 , . . To the Graduating Class of l937' It IS our smcere XVISII that each and everyone of you may succeed m wha exer field of endeflvor you choose HIGHLAND MOTCR SALES DODGE and PLYMOUTH Foster B Root Phone 34-J HIGHLAND N Best Wzshes to the Class of 1937 from MR AND MRS SAM FISCELLA Complzments of LANE SARGENT STORES Inc NEWPALTZ HIGHLAND MARLBORO PETER EVANS CORNER STORE Corner of Ma1n and Grand Streets Hrghland New York Comphments of JAMES KALLAS H1gh1and New York FRANK RUIZ Comphments of VANITY BEAUTY SHOP New Paltz N Y Phone 95 New Paltz Dry Cleaners 4 P . . . v Y ! ' . Y . F' . . . Q - Y Q cc as ' a 7 , . . T5 VINECRAET DAHLIA GARDEN HENRY A ATKINS WEST PARx New YORK Tel Esopus Z7 F 21 Compliments of MOUNTAIN VIEW COACH LINES Inc COXSACKIE NEW YORK Lawrence s SCIVICC G0ldm2ll1 S Style Statlon Shop RADIO Sales and SQFVICQ Good Taste GAS AND OILS Ph011e68 NEW PALTZ N Y Downtown KINGSTON N Y 24 Broadway Phone 610 W The Sportlve IHSIIUCI Needs Top Equlpment for IIS best expresslon Tet s show you the SPORTING GOODS that put you out ln front and keep you there All the sports represented here VON DER LINDEN'S 5ZMARRETSrR13ET POUGHKEEPSIE N Y 46? . Q, . - - , . , 1 Y Wesley Van Vliet, Prop. Smart Fashions in 7 ' ' Q' , . . . . , 7 Complzments FRANKB ACKERT WEST PARK N Y FRESH EGGS Wholesale and Re all John Qulck Jr WEST PARK N Y DuBo1s Supply Co Inc 321 Mam St Poughkeepsxe N Y Best Wishes from VILLA VALLI WEST PARK N Y DINING DANCING Complzments PeterH Harp NEW PALTZ N Y Hardware Pamts Sport1n Goods Grocerles Meats Vege ables Phone 232 Chntondale N Y Comphments of Comphmemg of Frank s Fruit and Vegetable Mnlton s Oldest Barber Shop Market Dan Abbruzzese Prop Hlghland New York MIIIOH New York 4 1 of I ' of . . ' ' i TOBIA CAPOZZI TP U ff all LAN 9, Tfzmf ff fmlfzbffzfzzfe fanilfzfl Complete BUSIHCSS Courses l0 Years of Success Excellent Placement Record THE WOOD PURINTON SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 52 Market St Poughkeepsle N Y Complzments of Dr J A Comstocks Oflice Amerlcan Itallan Restaurant Strlctly Home Cooked Food Best Coffee 1n Town Phone 2837 Peter M1sas1 Pro 120 N Front St Klngston, N Y INA GERALD M1lhnery 8a Dry Goods Phone 106 F 6 Chntondale, N Y Complzments DIAMOND D BUS LINES MARLBORO N Byrne Brothers CEMETERY MEMORIALS Broadway Henry and Van Deusen Streets Phone 234 KINGSTON N Y Dr M K Leeds and Staff Optometnsts Eyes1ght SP6C13l1StS Phone 6048 Poughkeepsle N Y BRAD'S Bakery Restaurant Dellcatessen Superb Home D1HH6fS,, Bxrthday and Weddlng Cakes Our Specralty Phone 764 Poughkeepsle, N Y 4785 xv., rf' . .w?f w ,-fl' , ,.,., , xr .1 -.y-.1.:vz- . M Q A Ql5A'lf':-:nl ' I - . i' , f ? e of '- 1 ' 1:1 'gulf'-' 13.55-:L--f. - V E, - ry I 'iff I at - W' X fr 411- I e vJ,,,. ll - , MHMM . ' 'f-'f ??Q Q , -- V 44 77 , . Y. ., , . . ? 4 6 O ! , . . 9 ' ' , . . WILLIAMS LAKE BINNEWATER NEW YORK fO'I6 M11 from Rosendalej Prem1er Beach We Cater an Playground Class Pxcnlcs of the an Hudson Valley Outm Q DANCING EX ERY SATURDAH NIGHT SWIMMING AND DIVING EXHIBITIONS EVERY SUNDAY Puoxrgs KINGSTON f W 1 ROSEXDALE 77 Avo 106 BEST WISIIES FROM A FRIEND 4195 Y. 'e d to d , 'gk 17 l, I'-: '- -2 N .. I t96x I L11 COLLEGE AND SCHGOL Year Books Catalogues Pubhcatrons Programs LANSING BROAS PRINTING CO Inc 234 MAIN ST POUGHKEEPSIE N Y oi? no 693 f.J .J x,' 4805 . Q , . g.. . s ., - 19:25, 4 ' 5535 N. Aff- ,f gsgr MJT: JIKQEI . . - ' v . , , . . C, . Y? gf 4SQ'5's....- SEN' X -E Y'l Q 'giver f '-.gm K iff' N BVS-fx. ?' .4 9 t N 1 ,U YE f u I ' f ,,-Zgbr A, A , ,N ,, 1 A , .1:,,.