Mamaroneck High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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THE SPY Clz1'isff11z'd: Mabel Albert .......... George Hamilton Bell ..,. Munn Brewer ......... Donald M. Brown ....... Spencer Houghton Cone Emma Le Eanu Connor . .. Vlfilliam Joseph Cordial .. . John Joseph Costello Anna C. Downey .... Arthur Otto Ernst Joseph E, Eerrall ........ Herbert Euhrer .......... Vincent James Giannunzio Henry Jerome Greenthal .. . Helen Anne Gleason ...... David Goldman . ......... . Vlfinifred Frances Gronburg Harry Leprince Hawley Theodore Philip Herlyn Thomas P. Hogan ....... Elsa Marie Keil ..... A. Kingsley Lewis ..... Emil Oscar Malmquist Leonard Marinello ....... George Bertram Marshall .. Otilia E. Miller .......... Vlfanda Anne Miller Rocco Vito Migliaecio ..... Samuel B. Morse . ........ . Edward Herman Rindlleisch Joseph Gaetano Rassano Elizabeth Sloane ......... Alfred H. Stevens ..... Kenneth Stewart . ....... . Eleanor Gertrude Taylor .. Roy Eugene Vlfakeman Clifford Goodliffe .... H bc: In H 'cn ' Ki u nc Dorothy Margaret O'Connor ff H KK fl KK Azzszcici Mubsw . . Delta . . Munn . . Don . . Red . . Emmie' . . ., Bill . . . Cosu . Ann . . Artu . Joe .. Fury . ci ' ' J! Vinnie . Greenie Hellie .. Dave . . . lNinifredy' Harryu .. Ted . . . Benny . Elsie .. King .. Twist Lennie . Erereu Tillie . 1: :J VVanda . Miggien . Sammy . Dotty .. S5 Stretch . Rozzyl' . Liz . . . Shrimp . Kennien . Miss Jeddn VVakie . Eootsi'e . CLASS Si By This Arc They K Have you seen Helli-e ?', 44 , I'd as soon hit you as l XVho took my chair? ,, Have you heard this on If , UAW, that's a skin! If , oniy 90 eff ...,....... Ai , Smile and the world sm , UHave you done your boi Ki ' ' .. This side! ......... . . Yeh! Now I'll tell one. . 'foo fwayif . ........... , Aw, cut it out! ...... H . How about you ?, You're no owl .. ll ' . Yuss' ............ . 'T have something here- ls ' , . I think so .......... . 'fYou'r'e no bottle of ink . ffney, wane V' .,..... it , .. Tits ye know. .. .. il .. Oh, Gosh! ......... . . 'Class come to order! . HY .. Yeah .......... ... KK . . 15 cents, please .. . That's a lizard .. . . Noah, Darlin .. . Next Period .. 11 . . . Wfell- ...... . . . Now look here . H . .. Oh, go on! ..... .. . How,A they comin'? .. . ' Hi-ngggguu ......... . .. Work 'for the night is . 'tYou're crazy ...... .. If . . . . So Gertrude ! ..... . . .. . UNO, I don't like thaf' . . Keen, oh boy! ..... . . . Doesn't say .. V J 1 1 r ! !

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THE SPY 29 EXCHANGES g Q llfllaf Oflzvrs Tfllillfk Of Us: The Owl, Xlfatertown High.-Yours is an excellent publication. lVe hnd your stories original and of good literary value. But we think a few more cuts would im- prove the magazine greatly. Your jokes are very good. Altogether your, magazine shows much good thought and preparation. PVlzat lVe Think of Gtlzcrs: The Owl, VVatertown.-Thanks muchly for the compliments. Now we'll .see what we can do for you: Vlfhy not try some cuts? How 'bout some jokes? We find your magazine newsy but rather prosy. The G1'c'01fz-l'Vz'tcIz., Greenwich High.- VVe like your stories and your athletic writeups. VVhy not head your departments with cuts? Altogether a pretty good magazine. ' The Wizard, Ossining.-Vtfe miss a de- veloped exchange column. They are' really necessary things to have. Try some school notes, more jokes, and a few cuts. Your stories are good hut rather overbalance the papers T . The Monthly, Curtis High.-VVe admire your heading cuts and stories. That 'Critics' Blast' of yours is a scream. Your exchange department is very fully de- veloped. So are your sports. A really good, snappy, newsy paper. Come again and welcome. ' ' The Cornell Era, Cornell University.- We never expect to see anything better than this in a college magazine. Your cuts. headings and pictures are great. We like your Writeups and your stories. Congratu- lations on a good paper! 2'Tl1f Orange, Vlfhite Plains.-A fruity title and one that your paper lives up to. lots of news and jokes. A good school paper. A ' The fabberwocle, Scarsdale High.-Tell us how you pronounce that name? How- ever. that's the only thing we have against your magazine. We admire your articles and stories. You have quite a number of literary geniuses in the lower school, haven't you? The .Albuqzmrqzze Record. -- A good newsy paper. Vlfe like your-editorials. Try a few more jokes. VVe enjoyed 'The Spot- light'. Come again. The Oracle, Rensselaer High School.- NVe congratulate you on so splendid an issue celebrating your twenty-fifth anniver- sary as a High School. The issue is of special significance to us as it contains the picture of our Superintendent, Mr. A, Z. Boothby, and we surely congratulate you on having had Mr. Boothby as a former super- intendent. ALUMNI NOTES The officers of the Alumni Association are as follows: President. Anthony Sansone ' V ice-President, Helen Hecht ' Treasurer, Dorothy Lea Cor. Secretary. Grace Mordo Board 'of Trustees, Douglas Haggerty, Mrs Sydney B. Griffen, Grace Hughes The Alumni are also awarding three prizes. One to the person who excels in scholarship throughout his four years in High School. one to the person rendering the most service to the School throughout his four years, and one to the person who has shown the greatest improvement in his general school work throughout the four years. , TO THE READER. VVe wish to call vour attention to the Mads' in the back. They are for your in- spection-not merely to hll up space. or to make our Spy look like a bigger thing than it is. Read them over. They will, T am sure, interest you intensely. Seniors-Irresistible 7 ,luniors-Trreoroachable Sophomore-Irrepressible. Freshmen-Irresponsible. You cannot be wise if you are otherwise.

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THE SPY ' ITISTICS 'L Jsey. , ,vith you. feping ? 1ng. . . . Pasfilzzv : Camping .......... Yankees .. . . Arguing . ....... . Throwing a line .... Keeping quiet Studying . ........ . Getting in right with Baseball . ......... . Being noisy Bossing ....... Making money . .. History ....... Bridge .......... Dodging work Being on time Selling-P ,.. . . . Keeping quiet .. .. Day dreaming Wakeiiian ..... Square root ..... Chewing the rag Being president .... Debating .......... Smiling 'enigmatically Snaking it ........ Typewriting ....... Helping Mr. Gordy.. Being late ......... Dramas .. Droors . ....... . Newcomers . .... . Blufling English .. Getting 98 per cent Trains . . 7 ........ . Sights . .... . the faculty Ambitioiz: . . . Running a camp . - . Song Writer . . . Lawyer . . . Printer of Vogue . . . Army General i . . . Uplift Farmer . . . Holy Cross . . . Lady Trafhc Cop . . . To run W. I. Z. . . . Georgetown Professor of English To be a second Hoyle . . . Reporter on Daily Rage .. . Goodness knows . . . To be 'lOur Mr. Goldman .. . Teacher of History . . . Clown . .. To make money Professional Ball Player . . . Big Boss .. . Mechanic . .. Ralphs de Palma 2nd in a Ford . . . Spiritualist . . . Engineer Principal of M. H. S. . . . Expert Accountant One successful bluff . . . Minister . . . lnvent a safe door To smoke Fiats cheap as Fords To get 101 per cent . . . To grow an inch The All American Team Crabbing .. . . . . Anarchist Heflyn .... . . - - Faculty adviser Wonderiiig . . . . . . To graduate