Mamaroneck High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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Ii 4 f W M E ix LY 'W 1 f 4 1 fy ff 1 1 , 4 A , 1 , 1 LLL VVl7l 'll' AMW V11 Ol I I RSL! VVV M AAA 111 QI KLL l7I7l7 4 AA I'llXLII5EllI'l 1 E 3 7 MAMARONECK By the waters of the Sound Near the boundless, blue Atlantic Lived the tribe of brave Mohegans Lived the red skinned maids and warriors And the gods smiled well upon them For their hilly land was fertile And the council fires burned brightly Where fresh water meets the salt. In sixteen sixty-one, the wind blew Blew sails of white to the blue horizon, And the strangers' gold was shiny And their boots were thick and polished. One, he called himself lohn Richbell, Held converse with Chief Mamaroneckg Showed him hoes and guns and bulletsg Coveted the hilly acres. Then Chief Mama1'oneck made treaty When he saw the white-men's goods- Signed away the mystic inlets And the woodland and the meadows. Through the centuries .settlers many Saw this spot and liked it well. Soon there grew to be a town there Named in honor of the chieftain, By the deep and sapphire harbor Where fresh water meets the salt. When the Revolution came On each hilltop was a mansion,' And the Post Road led the carriages From New York down east to Boston. People travelling on this road Looked for homes and chose Mamaroneck. Schools and banks were built' trains ca e thereg , m Docks outlined the deep blue harbor. Home town by the sea, they called it, Suburb of the great Manhattan. Then in nineteen thirty-six In honor of the village birthday Councilmen declared a feast-week find all people in the village Honored Richbell and Mamaroneck. Honored there the brave Mohegans Where fresh water meets the salt. -C S 'Y AN'm A S M1-ma'a'2'EE:fW zu 20 Q 3 L23-g in L. ,37 FOREWORD WHEN the passing years have dim- med the memories of today, may this book be as a glowing light to guide us along the unchartered paths of yes- terday to fond remembrances of our high school days. l I y P A A rl rl rl ,nl a h ali o Q1 'Hr g rf gs d, W g 1 '- - 1 v-'U Q v-'U v-v v v 5 v-7 1 vgv vvgv 'A W 'A Y Y Y Y V.-:T -'V YE T. JAMES AHERN II In - !IL 1 I If 's fi Ir I ls 1 G l - ' L I 4 t f lb DEDICATICN N deep and grateful appreciation of his loyal friendship and sympathetic encouragement, we sincerely dedicate this Mahiscan of Nineteen Thirty-seven to T. Iames Ahern. I v l I ilk M mi 3 D 5 5 1 C, C 4 E 1 g 4 C D I D fl D 3 D fl D 3 1 n 's glw I I 4 is IL I 1 'r il E.. ' 2 P : . a1 v E. 5, El 4 1 .i.., ...,,.,.5 -- qc., .I . ,,,. 113 :,. , .::'n W 1.4.0. . l 1 ev-a.-. : VA ..gi:L:-Eli 1 ' H' WV- ? ,fin-,f-V M, ,, wi -i lf ,W ,I-H- j ff I iw ! 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Because of his thoughtful guidance and sympathetic understanding during that time, he has become a steadfast friend of every student and alumnus of this school. THE FACULTY ARTHUR Z. BOUTIIBY, Pd.: A.M.g l5.S. State College for Teachcrsg Columbia., Pl'fl1CYf7I.ll T. IAMEs AHERN, A.B.q M.A.,: Principal Alfred University, Columbia, N. Y. U., University of Illinois. EDVVARD G. AINLEY, BS.: MA. Colgate-Social Studies. ELSA M. ALLARD, B.S. Posse-Nissen School of Physical Educa- tionq Sargent School of Physical Educaf tiong Columbia-Physical Educulion. F. O. ALLEN, B.C.S. Plattsburgh State Commercial Schoolg N. Y. U.-COWIW26l'l'I'tfl Studies. RUTH F. ALLEN, AB. Syracuse4Lar1guage.r. EDITH W. ANN1s, A.B. Hunter College: Columbia University- Math. DOROTHY MILLS RACIIELLER, B.S. New York State College for Teachers- Home Econon11'c5. WALLACE C. liuiuiotxsiis, l5.S.g MA. Columbia: N. Y. U.-Indmtrial Arty. HARIILD DEAN CATER, A.B. Syracuse Univcrsityq Oxford University- Sofiul Studies. Dononn' Nora CL,'XliK, A.H.g M.A. Wellesleyg Columbiag Cambridge, Eng land-English. F. QSOLVVELL KZONKLIN, B.S.3 M.A. N. Y. U.: Columbia-Music. MAIx1oIzII5 ELLIS CoWLI3s, l5.S.E. Northampton Institute of Music Peda- gogy: Boston University-Mux1'c'. NELLIE M. CL'RR3', BS.: M.A. Genesco State Normal School: N. Y. U.- lzmior Study Sllf1C'1'L'Ii50I'. MoLLI' ELIZABETH DAUGIIIQIITY, AB. Randolph Macon Woman's College: Rut- gers University: Columbia: Syracuse- English. MAUDE E. DEVEREAUX, B.S. Skidmore School of Arts: Columbia- .AIrt. WANDA M. FADER Mamaroneck High School-Offife Assist- tml. Ions C. FIsHI5Ii Hlaagaard Seminary, Copenhagen, Den- II'llll'li-.'lIIt'I7lft1I7ff' Offzicer. ELIZABETH R. FIIANc:Is, AB., A.M. Syracuse: Coltiiiiluiziilfzzgfish. WILLIAM G. FULCIIEII, AB.: A.M. Alma College: Columbia: University of Berlin: University of Vienna-Social Studies. IL'LlEciLEASUN.,l5.1X.QIx.M. New Rochelle College: COllllDl7lH-SEHIAOI' Study SMf7C'l'lf'fi0I'. NIARIE B. HANsA, B.S. Pittsburgh State Normal School: N. Y. U. - C 0 m nz FIT!-II! Studies. llELEN R. H.x'1'cII, AB. Mitltllehury College-Lmzgzmgar. MAY HEl.I.NX','XII Mamaroneck High Scliool-Secretary to Sllf7l'I4ff1ft'l1dC'l7f. FRANCIS T. HENDRICK, A.B.g M.A. Hunter College, N. Y. U.-Girls' Adviser. GILLETT IOHNSON, A.B. Mount Holyoke-English and Dramatics. ANN IONES, B.S.g M.A. Columbia-Social Studies. VERNON L. KEMMERER, B.S. M.Sc. Muhlenbergg N. Y. U.-Science. I. ROY KRINER, B.S.g M.S. Franklin and Marshallg Columbia - Science. NOVILLA BURTON LALE, B.S.g M.A. Missouri State Teachers Collegeg Colum- bia-English. BLANCHE LYON, B.S. B.C.S. Cortland State Normal Schoolg N. Y. U.- Commercial Studies. ARNOLD R. MANCHESTER, A.B. Middlebury-Mathematics. WILLIAM P. MARTS, B.P.E.: A.M. Springfield Collegeg Columbia-Physical Education. ANITA V. MCLAUGHLIN, A.B. New Rochelle College-Director of Cafe- teria. LAURA M. MEREIHTH Emerson College of Oratoryg New York Library School.-Librarian. MAUDE F. MORGAN Mamaroneck High School-Secretary to Principal. MX'RTLE A. PETERSEN, BS., M.A. University of Chicago, Columbia-Mutha matics. C. IEANE PFAFF, R.N. Buffalo General Hospital Training School for Nurses, N. Y. State Teachers College, Buffalo, N. Y. HARLAND L. PINNEY, B.A. Syracuse University, College of Fine Arts -Music. BEATRICE A. RIORDAN Cortland State Normal - Commercial Studies. VERA C. RocuEEoRT, A.B.g M. A. New York State College for Teachers: Middlebury, Sorhonne, Paris-Languages. EDITH M. SIRTCA, A. B. Middlebury-Languages. EDWARD I. STOREY, B.S.g M.S. University of New Hampshire, Columbia, Temple, N. Y. U.-Physical Education. FATTH L. WALLACE, A.B.g A.M. State Teachers College, Columbia - Languages. CHARLES L. WARREN, A.B.g A.M., Ed.M. Dickinson College, Columbia, Pa. State College-Social Studies. FLORENCE L. WRIGHT, B.S. Dakota Wesleyan University, Stout In- stitute, Menomonie, Wis.-Home Eco- nomics. 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Girls' Glee Club, 2. 3, 4: lntra-Mural Basketball, 2, 3: Mahiscan Staff, 4: Intra-Mural Baseball, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Hockey, 2. MELROSE ELIZABETH AITCI'iISON Mel Life Is A Soi1g Io her. Girls' Glcc Club, 2, 3, 4: Service League, 4: Secretary Girls' Glee Club, 3, 4. CLYDE ALLEN Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. Bordenstown Military Institute. LURANA VALERIE ALLISON Rena Prey to ihe deur hIl!1l!'l'S. Mixed Gfee Club, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Iitneys, 3, 4: Girls' Council, 2, 4: Girls' Swimming Team, 2, 3: Gymnastic Exhibition, 2: Girls' Hockey Team, 4: School Play, 4. ANGELINA RUTH AMAEILE Ange Poxxeues an unfailing good flafllrf. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: lntra-Mural Basketball, 4: Gymnastic Exhibition, 2: Refreshment committee of Senior Prom, 4. VINCENT Aivnco Itch Small of .vtIztm'e, hut- Record, 3. ALFRED W. ANDREWS Gaboo A genius with u sense of humor. Record, 4: Band, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Basketball, 2: Sports Editor of Record , 4: Manager Track Team, 4: Gym Exhibition, 4: Scholarship Award, 2: Valedictorian. JACK ARMSTRONG Speed The All-American Boy. Hy-Y-Club, 3. 4: Cross Country Team, 2, 3: M Club, 3, 4: Iunior Prom committee, 3: Senior Prom committee. 4. WILLIAM ELLING ASKUE Bill Soher, Kllldilllli, and sueeexsful. 1 Record, 2, 3, 4: Service League, 3: Student Council, 3: Mahiscan Stahf, 4: Honor Society, 3, 4: Hy-Y-Club, 2, 3, 4: Secretary Senior Class, 4: Editor-in-Chief of Mahiscan, 4: Captain Service League, 3: Reporter Honor Society, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4. IAMES B. BARKSDALE, IR. Rebel l'rihdon muh Suth'n accent. School Play, 4. North Fulton High School, Atlanta, Georgia. HARRY BARR Hoiman Ar hard Io catch as zz ufuilz'i .v eye. Track Team, 2, 4. Iona Prep. AUDRAX' ANNE BAUER Ra A ehururrei' to he izdmire11'. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: French Club, 4: Service League, 4: Iunior Iitneys, 2, 3: Girls' Council, 4: Mahiscan Staff. 4: Public Speaking Contest, 4: Senior Ring committee, 4: Secretary-Treasurer Iunior Iitneys, 4: Second Prize Public Speaking Contest, 4: Gym Exhibition, 4. yll 27 1937 PRISCILLA E. BERCOW Cil1a A n1i.felIirz'iU11x imp willz an irzfeclnous laugh. Girls' Glee Club, 1: Record, 2, 3, 4: French Club, 3, 4: Service League, 2, 3, 4: Student Council. 4: Mahiscan its, .L .A l 'I-sa! Staff, 4: Honor Society, 3, 4: Iunior Prom committee, 32,1 President French Club, 4: Secretary Honor Society, 4: Feature Ilditor Maliiscan, 4. IOIIN BERKLEY Inch No! IL care in Ifzr worlzl. Intra-Mural Basketball, 21 Gymnastic Exhibition, 2 Wrestling Team, 2. MARIANNE IEANNE BEVAN Lenrlx fzrrrelf to llie finer izrfx. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Voice Culture Club, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir, 4Q lunior Prom committee, 3: lunior Iitneys, 2: Senior Prom committee, 4: President A Cappella Choir, 4: Accompanist Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: President of Voice Culture Club, 3, 4. H. STERLING BOTTENUS Benny Uflllllly Iiricns ufliilc' offzerx talk. Cross Country Team, 3: Track Team, 3. Iames Monroe High School. WINIEREIJ CATHERINE BOYCE Win . Real lqinrlnrrf, kindly exfu'e.c.rz'r1'. Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Record, 2: Iunior Iitneys, 2, 3: Girls' Council, 2: Honor Society, 4: Mahiscan Staff. 4. TEIKESE MARIE BOYER Terry Small and pleusingly pl-pleasant. Girls' Glee Club, 2, 4: French Club, 33 Iunior Iitneys, 2, 3. . .I ww MADELINE LORRAINE BRECKENRIDGE Delightful, Dclectable, De-Lovely. f Record, 4: French Club, 3, 4: Service League, 3, 4: lunior Iitneys, 4: Mahiscan Stan, 4: Riding Club, 4: Decoration committee of Senior Prom, 4. New Hartford High. . , MONA BRESSON - She elznnges wifi: the Iimr.-'. Riding Club, 3, 4. Cours Secondaires de Ieunes liilles. ,'. If .,,.. V K tr. i 'L Q G'- i ROBERT WILLIAM CALLAHAN CaIly '-'-' A The hero in om' nzizlsl. :R Hy-Y-Club, 3: Mahiscan Stall, 4: Gymnastic Exhibition, 3: Cheer Leader, 3. Hamilton Iunior High, Iilizabeth, New Ierscy. PETER CAMPAQNA Pierre Needs 11111 u mule lo fir tl f10l'f!'z'I xfiielq. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Iitneys, 4: Hy-Y-Club. 2, 3: Public Speaking Contest. 4: Wrestling Team, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir, 4: Cheerleader, 3- 4- IACK CARDXVELL HSf7Lll'I'0lUU Clzfef of Ilia' Sezzfor Clim- Rl',x'l'I'l'tlfi071. Spanish Club, 4: Hy-Y-Club, 2: Mahiscan Staff, 4: Boys' Swimming Team, 2. 3: M Club. 3, 4: Boys' Tennis Club, 2, 3. 4: Publicity cliairuizin for football team, 4: Class president, 4: Vice-President Spanish Club, 4: Sports liditoi' Maliiscun, 4. CHESTER CTASANAVE Bull fllll' Sf7ill11'.w'fI I-If!1l:'f1'. Gymnastic lixbibition. 2: xVl'L'Sllll'lg Team. 2. 3, 4: M Club, 3, 4: Riding Club. 1. 3, 4: Captain Wrestling Team, 4. Von Steuben High, Chicago, Illinois. 28 1937 CllARLtTTTE CAssELt. Shades I'rr.vomi1i1y l'fr.rm1ifir11'. Record, 4: Girls' Council, 4: Mahiscan son, 4: Honor Society. 3, 4: Vice-President Honor Society, 4: School Play. 4. lulia Richman High School. IEANETTE E. C1PoTtt Cip 1.oi'f'ly Io look tlf, rlelighffiil 10 lQl10ll'. Mixed Glee Club, 2. 3, 4: Record, 2: French Club, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: Girls' Council, 3, 4: Voice Culture Club, 2, 3. 4: I-lonor Society, 4: Mahiscan Staff, 4: Riding Club. 2, 3: A Cappella Choir, 4: Cheer leader, 3, 4: Iunior Prom committee, 3: President Girls' Council. 4: Clerk A Cappella Choir, 4: Treasurer Iunior Class, 3. WfXltliEN F. CLARKE filler play. .fflllly comer lirrf, Mixed Glee Club, 2: Iunior Iitneys, 2, 3. 4: Student Council, 2: Senior Play, 3: Committee for School Play, 4. PAVL ANTtioNY COLASACCO Collin Tries lo zlo the righ! Ihing uf Ihr right lime. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4. WILLl.ALI THoMAs f:OLLINS Shep The I'ul1'yiule5' 'lfluljx' are nothing CUNIf7tll'!'!l to mine. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3: Record, 2: Band. 2: Football Team, 3, 4: Ice Hockey Team. 2: Cross Country Team. 2, 3: Track Team, 2. 3: lntra-Mural Basketball, 2: Boys' Swimming Team. 2: M Club. 2, 3, 4: Senior Prom Dance committee chairman, 4: Cross Country Captain, 2. 3. CZRACE CONKLIN Portrt1i1 of ii lazily. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Council, 2, 3, 4: Record, 2: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: Voice Culture Club, 2. 3, 4: Honor Society. 3, 4: Mahiscan Stall, 2: A Cappella Choir, 4: Secretary Sophomore Class, 2: President of Orchestra, 4: Accompanist Mixed Glec Club, 2. 3, 4: Assistant Chairman Voice Culture, 4: Accompanist of Chorus, 3: Assistant Choir-Mistress A Cappella Choir, 4. Salutatorian. ROBERT LEIGH CORYELL Lum Our Vlldlll man. Iunior Iitneys, 4: Intra-Mural Basketball, 4: Radio Plays, 4: Committee for School Play. 4. Ml'RIEL IEANNE COUTLEE Milzie Shi' .rliiiiex or iz. .ftiir upon the rnigr. Mixed, Glee Club, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 2: Record, 2: Iunior Iitneys. 2. 3, 4: Service League, 2: Student Council. 4: Maltiscan Staff, 4: Public Speaking Contest. 3. 4: Vice- President lunior Iitneys, 3: President Iunior Iitneys, 4: Photographic Fditor Mahiscan . 4: Znll Prize Public Speaking Contest, 4: School Play. 4. Snowtlen School, Memphis, Tennessee: XVadtlington High School, St. Lawrence County. WILLIAM CROSBY Bill P111 till tiroiiriil gooil fellow. lloys' Swimming Team, 3: Boys' Tennis Club, 3. Envvaiw FRANK CULLEN Effie You know H17ie . Mixed Glee Club. 3, 4: Basketball Team, 2, 3, 4: Ice Hockey Team, 2: Track Team, 2: Gymnastic Exhibi- tion, 2: M Club, 2, 3, 4: Football Team, 2 3: Baseball, 2, 3: Cross Country Team, 2: Intra-Mural Basketball, 2: VVrestling Team. 2. fiERTRL'DE CULLEN Genie l.igl11-hniriril, c:11r'e-free, and guy. HELEN IANE DAHN Lynn .-I liltle l7LIl'klUtTl'I1 alum! coming foru'ar1l, French Club, 3: Service League, 3, 4. 29 4 6'- 19 30 37 GERALDINE DALY Gerry Big blue cyer4aln1orz too good to be irue. Girls' Glce Club, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES ANN DECIcco Dark, bu! of zz sunny nature. Girls' Glee Club, 23 Girls' Basketball Team, 3. SEBASTIAN DEGAETANO One of the men not lzurfl to please. Intra-Mural Basketball, 2. AN'fHONY DELDUCA Duke Never lzurry, never worry. CARL VVARD DELONG De Twirl: his futon, and nzarelws nonrhnlantly to meec'.f.f. Orchestra, 2, 33 Band, 2. 3, 4: Student Council, 2, 3, 43 Hy-Y-Club. 2, 31 Student Council, 2. 3, 43 Advertising Manager Of Mahiscan, 4: Ice Hockey Team, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country Team, 2, 33 Track Team, 41 Boys' Tennis Team, 2, 3. 43 Iunior Prom committee, 33 M Club, 43 Drum Major of Band, 2, 3. 4. Langdon, Washington, D. C.3 Lakeview, Birmingham, Alabama. FLORENCE ANN DELUCA The amlvifioux are progr'r.:.tiz':. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Mabisean Stall, 43 Honor Society, 41 Gymnastic Exhibition, 23 Girls' Hockey Team, 2. 32 Girls' Basketball Team, 2, 33 Girls' lntra-Mural Baseball, 33 M in sports, 4. CORBIT PARSONS DEMOTT Cori: 3' School daze! Selzool daze! Radio Club, 41 Riding Club, 2. 3. IAMES P. DIEORIO Doc Sir Gizlalmrl of Ilze g1'iil1'1'o11. Footba'l Team, 2, 5. 4: Intra-Mural Basketball, 2, 33 Wrestling Team, 33 Gymnastic Exhibition, 33 M Club, 3, 43 Golf, 4. MARVIN L. DIMANDO Mickey His motto: I xerve. Service League, 3, 43 Mahiscan Staff, 43 Senior Prom committee, 43 junior Prom committee, 3. NICK ANTI'iONY DIPIETRO Bef Sirizfeef for notlzing, nothing worlh Ihr' .tl1'ilc'. Mabisean Staff, 41 Intra-Mural Basketball, 2, ager Golf Team, 4. 3, 43 Man- TITOMAS DIPIETIXCJ De I'ux.v if rrltiferl lo fooffmll only. Football Team, 2, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Basketball, 3, 43 Wrestling Team, 3. 43 Basketball Team, 2, Track Team, 43 M Club, 3, 43 Iunior Prom committee, 3: Senior Prom committee, 4. FRANK DOMNIst:H Whitey He who is .fl-lfllf rzzrely makes lfllnzrferx. Student Council. 3, 4: Intramural Basketball, 2, 33 Manager Baseball Team. 4: Manager Cross Country Team, 3, 43 Manager lee Hockey Team, 4. 1937 HERMAN DOMNISCH Whitey School-:tnmgc interlude. Student Council, 4: Cross Country Team, 2, Intra-Mural Basketball, 2, 3: Manager Basketball Team, 4. JEAN DOVER Did you ever :ee this dream walking? Spanish Club, 4, Student Council, 4: Riding Club, 2: Red Cross Club, 3, 4: Secretary Red Cross Club, 35 President Red Cross Club, 4. NEAL DUNNING Ned Deeply engaged in ifllenexx. Band, 2, 3, 4. Oakside, Peekskill, New York. PHYLLIS GOODELL EDWARDS Phyl A little highlight in the field of sportx. Mixed Glce Club, 2, 3, 4: Student Council, 4, Iunior Iitneys, 2: Voice Culture Club, 2, 3, 4: Honor Stripe Club, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Hockey Team, 2, 3 4g Gymnastic Exhibition, 2, 3, 4: President Honor Stripe, 4: Manager Basketball, 3: Manager Swimming Team, 45 Capta'n Varsity Hockey Team, 4: Earned M and star: Gym Exhibition, 4. IACK EHRET Peppy Slow and Fllfy, never breezy. Baseball Team, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country Team, 2, 3, 4, Intra-Mural Basketball 2, 3, 4: M Club, 4. Holy Trinity. DORIS ELIAS The reason why some gentlemen rlon't prefer blondes. Mixed Glee C.ub, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 2: Honor Society, 4: Mahiscan Staff, 43 Riding Club, 4, Senior Prom committee, 4. JAMES PARSONS ELLIS I, P. Forever foremost in the rank: of fun. ' Band, 2, 3, 4: Student Council, 4g Hy-Y-Club, 2, 33 Honor Society, 3, 4: Mahiscan Staff, 4: President Honor Society, 4. ROBERT E. G. EMPEY, IUNIOR Luke Let me enjoy myself while I'm here. ANITA HARMON FANNING Biscuits Put: her trouble: in tt bag with a hole in ii. Iunior Iitneys, 3, 4g Iunior Prom committee, 3: Senior Prom committee, 4. Convent of the Sacred Heart, Maplehurst. JACK FARRINGTON Flash Hix hair blaze: like ll bearon. French Club, 4: Service League, 4: Radio Club, 4: Iunior Iitneys, 33 Public Speaking Contest, 2: Football Team, 2, lntra-Mural Basketball, 4: Gymnastic Exhibition, 3g Co- Captain Service League, 4: President Radio Club, 4. NORMAN C. FISHER Bold ax the bark of a puppy. Orchestra, 4: Band, 2, 3, 4, Iunior Iitneys, 4. YOLANDE IRENE FLOWERS Having a ufonderful time. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Record, 22 French Club, 3, 4: Service League, 4: Student Council, 4: Girls' Council, 2, 4: Mahiscan Staff, 4: A Cappella Choir, 4g Committee for School Play, 4. 31 1937 ELIZABETH-ANNE FORD Libby Distinctive-she 1111711115 out from the croufzl. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 4: Voice Culture, 2, 3: Senior Prom committee, 4: A Cappella Choir, 4. Convent of Sacred Heart, Maplehurst. ELIZABETH H. GALLAGHER Frank, sporting, and distinctly iizdizfirltial. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: French Club, 3, 4: Service League, 4: Mahiscan Staff, 4: Record, 3, 4: Honor Society, 4: Girls' Hockey Team, 2: A Cappella Choir, 4: Hospital- ity Chairman of French Club, 4: Iunior Prom committee, 3. ANNA GERMANO The Helen Will: Moody of H. S. Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Record, 4: Girls' Hockey Team, 2, 4: Girls' Basketball Team, 2, 3: Girls' Baseball Team, 2, 3: Earned M, 4: Girls' Tennis Championship, 3. FRANK GIACOMO Handsome Boy We like him becazue he is Frank. Service League, 3, 4. ARMAND IAMES GIANUNZIO ClzinlQ Didaetic is the word for Arnnuzd. Spanish Club, 4: Football Team, 2, 3, 4: lntra-Mural Basketball, 2, 3: Wrestling Team, 2, 3, 4: Gymnastic Exhibition, 2, 3: M Club, 3, 4: Golf Team, 4: Wrestling Championship Westchester County, 3, 4. ROBERT GIBSON Gibby Little do they realize what a man I am! Mixed Glee Club, 2: Service League, 4: Student Council, 4: Board of Governors, 4: Cross Country Team, 2: lntra- Mural Basketball, 2, 4: Athletic Finance Committee, 4: Senior Prom Committee, 4: Treasurer General Association, 4: Treasurer Student Council, 4. M1LmtED SYLVIA GLASSMAN Silent ar u fbutlow. Record, 4: Honor Society, 4: Gymnastic Exhibition, 3. ALGERNON CEREENLEE Algy Man of deeds, not of words. Student Council. 4: Basketball Team, 3, 4: M Club 3, 4: Baseball Team, 3. 4: Intra-Mural Basketball, 2: Manager Football Team, 4. IOSEPHINE CTUARINO Io Morlert in manner, conscientious in study. Mixed Glee Club, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 2: Girls' Hockey Team, 4. HOWARD VINCENT HAGENBUCH Aeiizfe, erzrrgrtie, uml .ftrnlionr in liir itzelitmtiotzs. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Record, 3, 4: Radio Club, 4: Service League, 4: Student Council, 4: Honor Society, 4: Cross Country Team, 4: Track Team, 3. 4: Chairman Senior Ring and Pin Committee, 4: Senior Prom com- mittee, 4: Manager Wrestling Team, 4: Assistant Adver- tising Manager, Record. 3: Business Manager Record. 4. RAY HANSKDN Swede .Ve iiml the Colzfillc lvrotliers. Mixed Glee Club, 4: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Record, 2: Ice Hockey Team, 3, 4: lntra-Mural Basketball, 2: M Club, 3, 4: Cheer Leader, 4: lntra-Mural Football, 2. ANN CREIGHTON HARTLEX' Floats on every lUL1l't' of excitenient. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Council, 2, 4: Voice Culture Club, 2, 4: A Cappella Choir, 4. 2 1937 ALICE ELIZABETH HASKELL Her mellow note: awhile prolong the cuzlence of the flowing song. Mixed Glee Club. 2, 3, 4: Voice Culture Club, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society, 4: Girls' Hockey Team, 2, 3, 41 Senior Ring and Pin Committee, 45 A Cappella Choir, 45 Secretary Voice Culture Club, 4. BARRIE I. HEATHERTON Femme Fatale. Service League, 2. JAMES CARLOS HERNANDEZ Wolf Inst a gay etzbullerol Service League, 45 Boys' Swimming Team, 4: M Club, 45 Golf Team, 2, 3, 4g Iunior Prom Committee. 3. IANE BROWNING HERRICK lam The possession of knowledge, wistlorn and wit makes her 41 pleasing personality. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 42 Student Council. 45 Honor Stripe Club, 3, 45 Honor Society, 3, 42 Mahiscan Staff, 45 lntra-Mural Basketball, 3: Gymnastic Exhibition, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Prom Committee, 35 Secretary Mixed Glee Club, 4. PETER HEx'rER Pete A Hermes who lzurrier Io the goals and the girls. Football Team, 2, 3, 42 Baseball Team, 3. 43 Boys' Swim- ming Team, 42 M Club, 4. MARY DAVIS HIBBARD I-Iibby I lotfe it, I love it, I love it. ' Record, 41 Gymnastic Exhibition, 4. Cherry Valley High, Garden Cityg Mineola High School, Mineolag Kingswood School, Michigang Ecole Lafayette and Cours Secondaire de Ieunes Filles in Neuilly, France. GEORGE HOFFMANN Rudy His music lm: stirred our soles. Service League, 45 Iunior Iitneys, 45 Basketba'l Team, 35 Baseball Team. 3, 4g Business Manager of Mahiscan, 4. Rye Country Day Schoolg Laurenceville. IANET Hook Shrimp A friend indeed-to Wrigley! Girls Glee Club, 2, 3, 4g Girls Baseball Team, 35 Ioi-IN ROBERT HOWELL I. T. Has time for everything and everybody. Service League, 3, 43 Honor Society, 43 Mahiscan StaH, 3, 45 Ice Hockey Team, 2, 3, 45 Track Team, 45 Intra- Mural Basketball, 25 Wrestling Team, 3, 45 Iunior Prom Committee, 3: Intra-Mural Football, 45 Intra-Mural Track, 2, 35 Iunior Class Secretary: Literary Editor Mahiscan, 45 M Club, 4. MARIE IOAN IANNARELLI How hard she plays! Glrls Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Record 45 Girls' Hockey Team, 1. 3, 41 Girls' Intra-Mural Baseball, 2, SQ Gym Exhibi- tion, 4. ANN MARGARET INcAo Inky Dark eyes, eouldn't be blue. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Iunior Iitneys, 45 Public Speak- ing Contest, 45 Gymnastic Exhibition, 2g Senior Ring and Pin Committee, 42 Girls lntra-Mural Basketball, 4. COLES IACKSON Coles Quiet about his aeeomplishments. Riding Club, 35 Boys' Tennis Club, 2. 33 19 37 WILLIAM WESLEY IACOBUS lake The power behind Ilze stage. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Record, 4: French Club, 2: Hy-Y-Club, 2: Stage Manager of Concert, 3, 4. Barnard School for Boys, Fieldston, N. Y. IEANETTE IAMIESON A long :talk of loueliness. French Club, 2, 3: Service League, 3: Chairman of Refreshment and Hospitality Committee of the Senior Prom, 4. College Ile St. Germain, St. Germain-en-Layeg Institution de Mme Collot and Cours Secondairc de Ieunes Filles, Neuilly-sur-Seine, France. MARGARET E. IENKS Peggy Who inzfeniezl school unyunlyfy' Girls Glee Club, 2: Chorus, 2, 5. 4. PAUL IENNEWEIN Never says a ward, but think: a lol. Band, 2. Glenacrcs School, Roxbury. Conn. LENNERT JOHNSON What have you got that I haven? got? Mixed Glee Club, 2: Intramural Basketball, 2: Gymnastic Exhibition, 4. ELIZABETH B. IOHNSTON Betty Girl alum! town. Cheer Leading, 2: Senior Prom Committee, 4. HERBERT KAISER Kai A rugged indiuidmzl. Boys Swimming Team. 3, 4. Albert Leonard Ir. High. RICHARD KASSANDER Casey Seeker of the fiflh dinzef1.v1'on. Mixed Glec Club, 2, 5, 4: Record, 43 Orchestra, 2, 5. 4: Band, 3. 4: Male Double Quintet, 2,3. 4: Student Council, 4: Honor Society, 3, 4: Ice Hockey Team, 3: Boys' Swim- ming Team, 5, 4: Assistant Manager Swimming Team, 3: Manager Swimming Team, 4: Treasurer Honor Society, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4: M Club, 4. Holland Iunior High School, Holland, Michigan. RICHARD KEMPER Dick His jorfiuliiy is lwflz conxixferrt und 1'nfec'iiour. Taft School. ELIZABETH KLABAN Betty Hu: the :mile of berznly-the :mile of health. Girls' Baseball Team, 5: Girls' Swimming Team, 3: Gymnastic Exhibition, 3, 4: Girls' Hockey Team, 2. 3, 4: Intra-Mural Basketball Team, 3: Indoor Meet, 3: Swim- ming, 3: Red Cross, 2: Earned Lettcr M. Scarsdale District No. 2. RUTH KLINK They who my Iiflle know much. Girls' Glee Club, 2: Gymnastic Exhibition, 2, 4: Girls' Hockey Team, 5: Girls' Basketball Team, 5: Girls' Valley Ball Team, 4. ADELINE LARSON Toot Quiel and 1llIll5.I'I1NIIlIg. Girls' Glee Club. 2. Lincoln, New Rochelle. 34 1937 VINCENT Levy Loop Lots to say, sensible and nonsensical. Record, 3. Holy Trinity School. LESTER IAY Lou Lester lay No third in his eternal triangle. Band, 2, 3, 45 lntra-Mural Basketball, 2, 3. Merchantville High School, Merchantville, New Iersey. MARGUERITE Lows Peggy How well she does the things she undertakes. Mixed Glee Club, 45 Honor Society, 25 Mahiscan Staff, 45 Girls' Intra-Mural Basketball, 45 Gym Exhibition, 4. Melbourne High School, Melbourne, Florida. FRANCES LUCENO Frannie Plunges gracefully into everything she does. Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 42 Record, 42 Student Council 41 Girls' intra-Mural Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Basketball Team, 42 President Girls' Glee Club, 42 Gym Exhibition, 4. GRACE BEATRICE LUND Headed the right way. Girls' Glcq Club, 2, 3, 45 Record, 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll, 3, 45 Voice Culture Group, 2, 32 Honor Society, 3, 45 Mahiscan Staff, 45 Publicity Manager Orange and Black Leaves, 4. RUTH MACINNIS Sunny Blonde hair, blue eyes-a combination hard to beat. Ursuline School for Girls. EDWARD GILBERT MAGEE Ed King of the air waves. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 43 Radio Club, 42 Service League, 45 Intra-Mural Football, 35 Technical Adviser of Radio Club, 4. MARJORIE MAGNEs An eyeful with a mouthful of beautiful teeth. Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Record, 45 Gym Exhibition, 4. Iosevmmz MARIE MAT-TER lo Her quiet and gentle ways will always be remembered. Mixed Glee Club, 4Q Girls Glee Club, 2, 35 A Cappella Choir, 4. EARL: ROBERT MARsHAi.L Bob A future scientist of renown. Cross Country Team, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES MARTINELLI Fran Once a friend, always a friend. Mixed Glee Club, 33 Girls' Glee Club, 2, 45 Girls' Intra- Mural Basketball, 4. BARBARA RUTH MAss1zY Bobs Dances her way into our hearts. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Iitneys, 43 Girls' Council, 5- 4: Girls' Swimming Team, 2, 32 Gymnastic Exhibition, 25 Senior Prom Committee, 42 School Play, 4. 35 ly . Y, KKK Huff, Y l 19 37 NANCY MCCALL Nance The gorlrlexx of qzrivl 111111 l'hlIl'I7I. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3. 4: Record, 41 Girls' Intra-Mural Basketball. 2, 3. EDWARD THOMAS MCDONIJIIGH Mar There if ll why and w!1errfm'r. Mixed Glue Club, 2, Radio Club 4, Service League, 4: Track Team, 2, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Basketball, 2. 59 Gym- nastic Exhibition, 5, 4, M Club, 4: Chorus, 1, 5. Harrison High. IAMES MERCIIANT Hr if czffv' so lforing, IflCl'! ,f no plurr like frhool. Iunior Alitncys, 4. DOROTHEA HAZEL MERXRITT Dottie Sirivrx for Ihr' hail. Mixed Glee Club, 5: Girls' Glcc Club, 23 Riding Club, 5, 42 Red Cross, 4. WESLEY MARTIN MESSERSh4ITH, IR. Wes Twznix Lv his racket. Boys' Tennis Club, 2, 3, 4, Earned Letter M in Tennisg Captain Tennis Team. ELIZABETH MILLER Betty Amhizion begins x11a'e5.v. Voice Culture Group, 4, Girls' Basketball Team, 25 Girls' Intra-Mural Basketball, 3, 4. Bellows High School. MARILX'N MILLER Her laughter arm' charming ways are cmimgiorfs. Girls' Council, 3, Senior Prom, on Ticket Committee, 4: Gym Exhibition. 4. William Hall High School, West Hartford, Conn. MARIE MoLL Charlie Her uuzyx are kind and genfle. Rceord, 4: Service League, 2. CTORDON N. MOREORD Go I'm mild, I satisfy. Hy-Y-Club, 2, 5: Ice Hockey Team, 2, 3, 45 M Club, 5, 4. IAMES MoRRIs lllurks tlJ'f'71ll rM'r'y1l1i11g'. Football Team, 1, 5, 4. IoIIN MIILLANE Speak for yomzrclf, john. ROBERT FRANCIS MLTRPFIY Murph Will s'1lL'f'z'r'zl, for hc' l1f'lif'1'r.f all he says. St. Augustincs School. 1937 ROBERT THOMPSON NELSON Bob As nonehalanf as Ike day is long. Football Team, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Team, 3: Track Team, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Tennis Club, 2: Senior Play, 4: Iunior Prom Committee, 3: Senior Prom Committee, 4. Nottingham School. GBRTRUDE DOROTHY NEv1Ns Erprexsex her emotion: Ilzrough her fngerx. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Record, 2: Orchestra. 2, 3, 4: Voice Culture Club, 2, 3, 4: Gymnastic Exhibition, 25 Accompanist for Girls Glee Club, 3, 4. CARLTON CONRAD NORRIS Carl A serious young man. Radio Club, 4: Track Team, 3: Secretary of Radio Club, 4. BETSY OBRIG Obie Our candid cameraman. Record, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll, 3, 4: Service League, 4: Mahiscan Staff, 4: Orange and Black Leaves, 3: Feature Editor of Record, 4. Greenwich, Conn. MARIORIE ODELL Marge Allituzle, Egort, Work-Excellent. Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Record, 3, 4. BETTY ALEINE ORTIZ Bet Not a fiddler, but knows how to handle lhe l1eaux. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Record, 2: French Club, 3: Board of Governors, 4: Student Council, 2, 4: Girls' Council, 2: Voice Culture Group, 2. 3, 42 Mahiscan Staff, 4: Riding Club, 2, 3, 4: Cheer Leader, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir, 4: lunior Prom Committee, 3: Senior Prom Com- mittee, 4: Secretary Girl's Council, 2: Vice-President Iunior Class, 3: Miss M. H. S., 3: Secretary Student Council, 4: Captain Cheering Squad, 4: Assistant Advertising Manager of Mahiscan, 4. CALLA MARIORIE OWEN Babe Her eyes have il. Iunior Iitneys, 43 Riding Club, 4: School Play, 4. Abbot Academy, Andover, Mass. RICHARD PENFIELD Penny Inride, outside, all around the school. Orchestra, 2. 3, 4: Band, 2, 3, 4: Service League, 4. FRANK PENNUOOI Tim He :wings a wicked driver. Basketball Team, 3, 4: Golf Team, 2, 3, 4. HILDA IANE PEPPERCORN Peppy Remind: ur of quick xilifer-never slay: put. Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 42 Record, 3: Service League, 2, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: Riding Club, 3, 4: Athletic Finance Committee, 4: Co-Captain of Service League, 4: Head of Finance Committee, 4: Gym Exhibition, 4. Mount Saint Agnes, Baltimore, Maryland. ANTHONY PIACENTE Man of mystery. VIOLA AOATHA PICKETT Lola Ax fond of zlaies ax an Arab. Mixed Glee Club, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3: Iunior Iitneys, 3, 4: Service League, 4: Voice Culture Club, 3: Honor Society, 4: Gymnastic Exhibition, 3: Girls' Hockey Team, 2, 3: Girls' Basketball Team, 3: Iunior Prom Committee, 3: Vice-President of Iunior Iitneys, 4. 37 1937 LEON PITT l nu'f flziiz he will he heiirdn LORETO POCCIA Red Hi: egorlx hem' frail. VICTORIA POCOIA Ury If: qualify, not qzmnfity that canal..-. Girls' Glee Club, 2. 3. GEORGE POOLEY Baxlqelhzzll wlzfrm' around him. Intra-Mural Basketball, 5: Wrestling Team, 2. MARGARET KATHRYN PRATT Peg Silence is galrfrn-we'rc' off the gold SIIHIIIILIFII. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 5, 4: Voice Culture Club, 2, Riding Club, 3, 4. Private Schools, New York City. WILLIAM MASON PRESTON, IR. School ix all a f7t1l'I of the game. Cross Country Team, 4: Track Team, 5. Dunbar High School, Washington, D. C. IOSEPH ALFRED PULGINI It muff he I use Colgu1e's. Spanish Club, 4: Football Team, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Team, 3, Wrestling Team, 25 M Club, 3. 45 Earned Letter M in Football, Golf Team, 4. Indian Neck Avenue, Branford, Conn. MARIO IOHN QUADRINI Steamboat Oulxmnrfing in Ihr Pig'.vlqin I'aradc'. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 5, Football Team, 3, 4: Wrestling Team, 3: M Club, 4, Earned Letter M in Football. ALIDA HELEN REINIIARDT Lee She hcatx on fha' drum and malqer m:'i'ry lhe din. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 5, 4: Orchestra, 2, 4: Girls' Hockey Team, 4: Girl's Basketball Team, 2, 3: Riding Club, 2, 33 A Cappella Choir, 4. PHILIP I. REPPUCCI Phil I. Thing: are seldom what Ihey xccrn. Mixed Glee Club, 22 Basketball Team, 2: Baseball Team, 2, 5, Intra-Mural Basketball, 3, Gymnastic Exhibition, 2, 5. ANGELO Rocco RICOZZI Slqeczid Whi1e Plain: here' I come. Golf Team, 4. r DOMINIC RIGANO Tcx' Word: are previous. Football Team, 5, 4: Intra-Mural Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Gymnastic Exhibition, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling Team, 2, 3. 38 1937 WARIKEN ROBERTS Wise are ilzc mn'hr'rx lm! wixrr um I. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3. 4: Record. 4: Orchestra, 3, 4: Male Double Quintet, 4: A Cappella Choir, 4: Track Team, 4. Ioif1N Ross Skippy Never n rlnll moment. Radio Club, 4: Riding Club, 4. ciERTRL'DE I. Roni Genie Hu: no funlfs me lpmuf ol. Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3: Intra-Mural Baseball, 2, 3. GORDON ROWE .-I ,milor--u'irlz n vizpitul S. liastchester High School, Eastchester, N. Y. CHARLES ALOYSIUS RoY, IR. Tlzix gentleman fv'rfer.v lvlomlefrj. Mixed Clee Club, 2: Orchestra, 2: Male Double Quintet, 2: Radio Club, 4: Iunior Iitneys, 2: Boys' Tennis Club, 3, 4. ROBERT Russo Rusty A fwimnzlrzg xpz'cvlxtz'r. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Iitneys, 4: Ice Hockey Team, 2. 3, 4: Boys' Swimming. Team, 2, 3, 4: Vllrcst- ling Team, 2, 3: M Club, 3, 4. P. S. 72 St. Benedict's, Committee for School Play, 4. ADOLPH SALTIS Dingy Big, lrlomlr and hold. Football Team. 2, 3, 4: Track Team, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling Team, 2, 3, 4: M Club, 3 4. HELEN SALTIS Salty Like lvrothrr like .fi.fIer-a good .fj70l'!. Girls' Glee Club, 2: Service League. 3. 4: Baseball Team, 2, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Basketball Team, 2, 3. 4: Gymnastic Exhibition, 2, 4: Girls' Hockey Team 2. 4: Girls' Basket- ball Team, 2, 3, 4: lntra-Mural Baseball Team, 2. 3, 4. IACK SANTANcE1.o 3RD laclqeo filler school, wlmt-f' Student Council, 2: Football Team. 2: Baseball Team, 2: PETER SARFATY Launcelot ' .Al gentlennLl1-nmkex tlll lI71f7I'f'XA'l0ll, lm! easily, without l'f7Ul'1. Record. 5: Spanish Club, 4: Radio Club, 41 Iunior Iitneys, 3. 4: lloard of Governors. 4: Student Council, 3, 4: Public Speaking Contest, 3, 4: Ice Hockey Team, 3, 4: Senior Play, 3, 4: President G. A.. 4: Vice-President Senior Class. 4: Vice-President Iunior litneys. 4: Manager Ice Hockey Team. 3: First Prize Public Speaking Contest, 4. llammonsron lligli School, Hammonston, New Iersey. Lows RALPH SARLO Tex Il'.1lrl1r,r the frm go lvy. Service League. 4: lntra-Mural Basketball. 2, 3. CHERALDINE SAVAGE Gerry I'ron1inc'11r figure in the lmll of fliimcx. Miss Kirks School, Brooklyn, New York. 39 1937 IEANNE ELEANOR SAVAGE lcanie Ar lifqcwlvlc ar ,the if look-alvle. Girls' Council, 2. Miss Kirk's School, Brooklyn, New York. MILTON SCIIMIDT, IR. Smitty Don'I do loflny wha: you mn pu! of lil! lomorrow. Mixed Glee Club. 25 Radio Club, 4: lntra-Mural Football Team, 4: Intra-Mural Basketball Team, 2, 3, 4. Lincoln Grammar School, New Rochelle, N. Y. ROBERT SEYMOUR Needx more fimc to .rlfep lllllfiflg lhe day. ANNA MARIE SGANGA Scanny A petite mirr. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 33 Student Council, 4: Honor Stripe Club, 2, 3, 4: Mahiscan Staff, 4: Gymnastic Exhibition, 3, 4: Girls' Hockey Team, 3, 4: Girls' Basketball Team, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Baseball, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Volley Ball, 4: Earned M in 3, Star, 4: Manager of Gymnastic Exhibi- tion, 4: Treasurer ot Honor Stripe Club, 4: Intra-Mural Hockey, 2, 3, 4. Louis SGANGA A LllL1I7li!'l'iYIg' n1in.f1l'f'1. Mixed Glee Club, 2: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Basket- ball, 4: Wrestling Team, 4. HARRY SHACKELFORD Shack BLl5l1fIllllf'j.f ir lrrvonzirzg Io iz young man. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Band, 2, 3: Male Double Quintet, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: Hy-Y-Club, 3: Football Team, 4: Track Team, 4: lntra-Mural Basketball, 3: Badminton Team, 4: President Mixed Glee Club, 4: School Play, 4. Primary School-Ladaga, Indiana: Friends Seminary, New York City: P. S. 89, Queens. VIRGINIA L. SKINNER Taker ezferyflzing ,frr1'o11,r1y. DOROTHY SLUHOSKI Dotty Alwayr belzzwer to fi! the oa'tm'ol1. Intra-Mural Basketball Team, 2, 3. IANET AILEEN SMITH Noob Would, could, .ffzould be good, but- Girls' Glee Club, 2: Record, 2, 3, 4: Service League, 4: Girls' Council, 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee. ROBERT M. STENGEL Not .ffl1di0ll.f, jus! wife. l Intra-Mural Basketball, 2. l De Witt Clinton IQFQ5-55. DOROTHY MAY STEPHENS Do 1 The longer you know her, the bflffl' y lr like her. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 4: Girls' Glee ciiib, 3: Record, 4: Girls' Council, 3, 4: Girls' Riding Club, 2, 3, 4. I I IRVING MILTON STERN Nap l Har iz grurc Llf7f7l'tll'tlfIL'!' ffecwuic he is Qlzried in thonghl. Radio Club, 4. 1 40 I I I 1937 VIRGINIA ESTHER STIIJSTONE Ii11ny Half and half make one grand girl. Mixed Glee Club, 3, 49 Girls' Glee Club, 2, French Club, 3, 42 Spanish Club, 45 Service League, 45 Voice Culture Club, 3, 4: Honor Society, 43 Mahiscan Staff, 43 A Cap- pella Choir, 43 Secretary Spanish Club, 4: Asst. Editor of Mahiscan, 45 Gymnasium Exhibition, 4. Winchester High School, Massachusetts. Ellenville High School. FRANCIS STOCK Sonny Indifferenr to the world about him. Intra-Mural Football, 43 Intra-Mural Baseball, 4. ANN STUEK StuelQy A jovial Miss who tries hard. Girls' Glee Club, 2, Record, 4. Ursuline, New Rochelle. FRANK HARRY SULZBACH Lefty Oh, so weary of srhoolworlq. Pelham Memorial High School. -fx 1 FLORENCE NORTON SUNDERMAN Fl p Good when she's good, better when she's bad. Milton School, Rye. PERCY SWEET Pere A truly virions senior. Mixed Glee Club, 2: Orchestra, 2, 33 Iunior Iitneys, 4: Honor Society, 42 Cross Country Team, 2, 3. WALTER H. SWIFT There is ll great deal more to him than you can see. Band, 2, 3, 4, lntra-Mural Basketball, 2. EDWARD AUSTIN TAYLOR Ready, Willing and Able. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. ALBINA RosALIE TEDESCHI Libby If nzeclqness were might how powerful she'd be. Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3. VIOLA THOMAS Billie A little bi! of congenialiry. Mixed Glee Club, 22 Girls' Glee Club, 3, 45 Voice Culture Club, 4: Intra-Mural Baseball Team, 2, 3. EILEEN RUTH TOURTELLOT The Brat Let's not take ihings mo seriously. Girls' Glee Club, 2. Ursuline School, New Rochelle. THOMAS MILLER TRULOCK Tom I'm an easy-chair shopper. Service League, 43 lntra-Mural Basketball Team, 21 Boys' Swimming Team, 2, 3, 43 M Club, 3, 45 Boys' Tennis Club. 3, 4. 41 I 1937 PHYLLIS WHITE TULLOCH Phil If work interfere: with fllfllfllff let work go. junior Prom Committee. 3: Senior Prom Committee, 4. EVERETT UMHEY Ev A nmn of might. Football Team, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Team, 2: Track Team, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling Team, 3: M Club, 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee, 3: Iunior Class President, 3: Won Shot Put in Westchester County Meet 2. Peekskill Military Academy. ANN UNZ She vhurnzs lrcctluse xlze is' imtnritl. Service League, 3, 4: Honor Society, 4: Mahiscan Staff, 4: Athletic Finance Committee. St. Agatha. BERNARD VICTOR Docs not lieliczfc in studying: the :mart die young, Football Team, 2, 3: Intra-Mural Basketball, 2, 3: Gymnas- tic Exhibition, 2. GILDA DoLoREs VIoLA fill Pleamntly mannered and sweet. Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3: Service League, 3, 4: Student Council, 4: Honor Stripe Club, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President, Secretary, Honor Stripe Club, 4: Honor Society, 4: Mahiscan Staff, 3, 4: Girls' Basketball Team, 3, 4: Gymnastic Exhibition, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Hockey Team, 4: Manager Hockey Team, 3: Intra-Mural Basketball Team, 2, 3, 4: lntra-Mural Hockey Team. 2, 3, 4: lntra-Mural Baseball Team, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, 4: Mi and Star, 3. P. S. 38 New York City N. Y. ELIZABETH VITRo A fun-loving flamboyant flappcr. BERTRAM WATSON Bert If life is a song, lIe'.v singing u duet. Band, 2, 3, 4: Football Team, 4: Boys' Swimming Team, 3. PHINEAS WEBBER, IR. I hope l worry. Service League, 4: Football Team. 3: Track Team, 2, 3. 4, M Club, 5. 4. LAWRENCE WEILER Bud Neptzmcfs :on in both sunzmrr and winter. Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Hy-Y-Club, 3: Ice Hockey Team, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Basketball, 2: Boys' Swimming Team, 2, 3. 4: Captain Swimming Team, 4: M Club. BARBARA WI1lTNEY Bobs Frirnfllinafs will always lic upprcciatnl. Riding Club, 2, 3, 4. Mary A. Burnham, Northhampton, Mass. REID WILLIS Haw' iz good time and stmly uwlzilr. Band, 3, 4. GERALDINE WRIGHT Gerry Hu: her Vocation in lzcr lfocul-ily. Mixed Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Council, 4. Scarsclale, New York: Corgers, New York: Roosevelt, Washington, D. C. 42 1937 EVA VIOLA YIZAR Sooky Umusuming with a fine disposition. Mixed Glee Club, 41 Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3Q A Cappella Choir, 2, 41 Intra-Mural Basketball Team, 3Q Intra-Mural Baseball Team, 3. IOHN Yormn Bullet Shines with the girls. Mixed Glec Club, 42 Hy-Y-Club, 42 A Cappella Choir, 4. ' Germantown High School, Philadelphia, Pa. ii ALMA MATER I High upon a hill commanding Valley, sea, and sky Proudly stands our Alma Mater Stands Mamaroneelq High. Chorus Mamaroneclq, to thee forever We will loyal he. Faithful to our Alma Mater, Hail, all hail, to thee. II As the years pass swiftly o'er us, We will turn to thee As our guide and inspiration Distant though we he. Ch orus Mamaroneelq, to thee forever We will loyal he. Faithful to our Alma Mater Hail, all hail to thee. 43 'CMU Puwms T7 Eduoords- He U 5 ma Q CH+1c,l2,+Q A ZW , 14 37 ET? 4' X WW: 5 ,Q osx 63137.33 1 ESX 47' 5 gf fig KKLCXCXGLX-' in 7 Geofqc , ' X '!'x'OgQ1 fA.K-Xf1- X N V X I klwia X X 4 van X ' 'N W C. CJ 5-'Y ,mag 3' U . Losxx Shrimp x . ' bg 5 Umico , 5 xv is 0 f A 3 , H - ?'. dj I H : Af' 'fi RA. 5 ku Ill A N C, Cu'QOH -Q xv ' arg I ',! V GRDQAQHJX G-if UQ Gab V' 5 v X19 60252 c A fmzr' . 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' ,' 'g vi? , 'Ha 'L .Q '1fvA 'ff 'FQ QF V K r W Z Og vzv Q v-:Y 4, vzv f JUNIOR OFFICERS ROY TALOO . . , . ,.,. Prcsidcnz WILLIAM SCOTT , ,..A,. Vice-President IOHN MURRAY . . . ,Secretary ROBERT BUOO V,..O. Trcamrer this time we have constantly hatl linowletlge ponncletl into our heails, so that eac noN 1' helieye that there are many ol' us who realize that on completing our lnnior I year we will have spent eleven years or two thonsantl ninety tlays in schooll lluring li C year we have thought that there conltln't possibly he anything that we tlitln't know: Next year we will he seniors. anal that will mark our linal year in lNlamaroneek lligli School. Some ol' ns will go on to colleges antl finishing schools, anal some tlay. perhaps. lveeome lamons in this -treat worltl. ' ,. 1 Most ol' ns can reinemher some event that has happenetl in each vear ol' our iorongh etlneation. Perhaps this is typical of some of our pasts. t 49 lint alas. when we have met with certain Regents exams. we have lotintl that we really Q tlitln't know so much alter all. l ln lirst grade, maybe we fell in love with the teacher. In second, we spilled paint on the girl at the next desk. During third, we were put in the corner for talking fdear melj. ln fourth grade, we received a gorgeous Valentine from Guess who? While in lifth, we broke a window in the gym with a snowball. And in sixth, we graduated from grammar school. Then we came to lunior High School. Hooray! Unly six more easy years left. lfasy? Well they certainly haven't been so far. While in seventh grade, we got lost in the new buildingg and in eighth, it was impossible to do the twelfth problem in math. During ninth grade, we had our first taste of Latin fUgh, it was bitterlj, and then we marched across the athletic field, with our noses on an upward slant to enter Senior High: but, when we arrived, our noses came down. NVhile we slaved as sophs , we learned to take it from the teachers, seniors, and juniors and we were introduced to homework. 50 Antl now. on eompleting our lunior year. we have heeonie hetter :iequaintetl Cunl'or1un4itelyFH with report enrtls, Regents. detention slips, the olliee, the truauit oflieer, iintl test week. During these eleven years ol' schooling, we have hml lots of fun wimlening our scope in lite. Some ol' us have been uetixe in glee eluhs, in sports, tlrxunxities, newspaper work. VVe have leairnetl what :illiterntion is. how to make H2SO4, what happens in The llouse. of the Seven Chlhlesf' We know how to prove triangles equal and why x-Ay. for doesnt it?j VVe ligne seen our superiors, the seniors. grzuluutc, anal we are trying to follow in their footsteps hoping to he just :is great' as they, hoping to hetter the examples they have set so that we may go down in lug gold letters in the history ol' Mzunaironeek High :is the lwest elxiss ever, to he always remeniherecl-Tlllf CLASS OF QS. RLILNUA Orsox SI rf 'YN f, .I f ff-,R ,Q -PA X ,' QQT Q A Q W fa f - 1 , I A H , 1 4 G 'fa KW' TJ r S Q f Q , Nu- . -5 -me 1-:R N-KN' :F ' ,J 'x , - f?EQz1ff X wffsgaf as 1 iifjjlggi X- OF nit' E 1 A 1, M mf 1aonoES ' M Most Rovmrmc X ,: iq ' Gia-as , 3 Beer Puuc Jia A 'W Xix cmxsasz KE? ww T XM -- .. amen- we mum EST - X hwwfpnf. .mms l h wrmzsr 'oovcfmv-rAc,GAn1 7 , I rv, Q w 2, Sf- .XJ 1' '5' 1?g .. 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S- ix X be V 2 ' if 'r 'Ls v, . it 1 Q I I I 1 i 1 1 5 5 2 E N, L L . u I a Eli - E y 2 J I x l f l I 'S I -'VWMWHWHD-U annum mlllllig mm: Ill MWPIIIIIIUM I ' ' E' A' All v 5.31 v it SOPHOMCDRE OFFICERS EVA CIPOTH . .....AA. President ROBERT BURNS A. ....., VIVCC'-Pfffl-dC71f ETHELIND MUNROE ...., Secretary SALVATORE FRANCO . .,.,.. Treasurer MAG IFICE TIDLERS NE should never express hasty or ill-formed opinions. He should study characters and incidents and concentrate on situations until he has arrived at a more or less infallihle conclusion. And so. superbly equipped with a year of high school experience. we Qthe Sophs to youj feel qualified to express some of our ideas and sentiments on. and to, the world at large. On the First day of our high school career. we seemed to get no peace. No sooner had we seated ourselves than a bell rang. No, not one. hut two! This kept up all day with small rest periods in which to catch our hreath. Oh, well. even though we had to lead dogs' lives. we did it gracefully. Since we craved variety and disliked visiting the same room twice, we spent that first day occupying practically every room in the huilding. 57 ij. Y A A Y fl I1 fl IP g-- -s--- -- - Presently something vaguely husinesslike penetrated our schedule. Mmm- a study period-worlil Well, that's all right, too. VVe liked workg anyway we could sit and try to lool-2 intelligent as we idly turned the pages of a hook. And thus ended the lirst day ol' school. As time strolled on tfor time never marches for a Sophj we learned that a lecture was in process hy which the notes of the speaker hecame the notes ol' the student without a thought passing through the minds of either: and those of us who were intelligent caught on. But most ol' us, IIOI made to climb the tree ot knowledge, never thought of it. VVhy think, anyway? We donlt helieve in such vigorous exercise4except for other peopleg for instance. the seniors. Soon we encountered a rather angular gentleman. Geometry, who seemed to require considerahle concentration. He also had plenty ol' string attached to him. ln fact, yards and yards. Sophomores tespecially the feminine sexj never could ignore gentlemen. so we huckled down to husiness. But not only one new acquaintance was made. There followed many others 38 which provctl equally as clcniancling, such as Latin, Biology, antl most oi' all. lircnchl VVhat chance haal an itllcr in this place? Soon all ol' us acquirctl a pcrlcct hatch from hroomling ovcr our trouhlcs. ln slut' time wc lcarnccl to racc to lunch as atlniirahly as any Senior. So thcrcf VVL' also lcarnctl fthis lor thc girlsj to wigglc casually up to the mirror Knot mirrorsj in the clrcssing room, antl arclcntly wish the tlarn thing would multiply. NVQ lcarncnl to stack our hooks outsitlc tht- lihrary, plcascg anal. through our pocket hooks, wc lcarnctl to hring hooks hack on timc. Most ol all wc haw acquircrl that nonchalant hahit ol' ignoring rcport cartls, cvcn il' our parcnts clonal It rcquirctl the sccontl scincstcr to rccovcr lroni thc l11lLlyL'llI'S. anal again wc arc quitc wcll. thanl-L youll Rcgcnts? Uh. quict plcascll VVQ wc-rc taught that gym was no place to pursue thc grcat iXI11L'l'lCZlll pastiinc ol chcwing AQUIHQ niorc ohstinatc ollcntlcrs coultl hc sccn now ancl Ihcn pcrlorming thc- intricate stcps ol' a lioltl tlancc whilc on thcir noscs rcposctl thc vicious watl which was so lately giving cxcrcisc to thcir hicuspicls. Iivix Cnforir 'go 5 9 Donald l lc.rr-na und fx Bob -Burn 5 r- 'bush-etteqrs' lm SPM cross S sfar A QX of ... ' Lg 5 fag A X25 Z Ebzslfv-sgq 5 Wim, I ack ,,, x X 'yy MARY Av-4o:z5QN. I The Jul-A S1192 X X lv, onvr. Q5 our beaf L fHeClQ35of lq4.0 , , X qv- 1 'r' 3 15 1 lvli .,....,.. 1 f ,,a W .-15' . X , I A em xf fp Au 'X F X fall , ' V 7 Q 9 'tt' I Q R ' xv-fm 1 .X . 2 ff I ' fig? 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The explanation may be lack of ingenuity of the quarter backs in choosing scoring plays, for the Tigers are a conservative team, taking few chances and playing mostly a defensive game. There was an adequate supply of good material, and under Paul Riccardi, Ioe Ferrara, and Coach Edward Storey the squad was not wanting for a proper coach- ing staFf. In defeat as well as in victory the Tigers played clean, hard football, being subjected to very few penalties, and gaining for themselves a name as a game, hard Fighting, outfit. The majority of the squad will bid farewell to the portals of old M. H. S. in Iune, leaving a much depleted and rather inexperienced base for next year's team unless some of our Seniors take a P. G. But until then, good luck and hats ol? to our last and future teams, thc Boys in the Orange and Black. I,ettermengCaptain Gary, Pulgini, Diliorio, Iennings, Saltis, Blood, Quadrini, Pagano. Giannunzio, Donahue, Paonessa, Westfztll, Talgo, Muller. DiPietro, lidwards, Wright and Hexter. 64 WRESTLING TEAM I I Au. the Victors! For the second time in three years, the bone-crushers of Mamaroneck High School have come home with the Westchester County Wrestling Championship. The failure to lose a single match makes an enviable record and a tough target for other schools to shoot at. Among the ranks of the vanquished lie the Columbia and Princeton Freshmen, Nyack High, and the strong Oceanside High School of Long Island, all formidable foes which our grapplers overcame in Hne style. Within- the portals of M. H. S. are six County Champs in their respective weight classes. Vinny Scapaticci, a Iunior, annexed his first title by winning in the 115 pound class, and Chet Casanave this year completes his third term, as king of the 125 pounders. Chow Pagano, 145 pounds, Bill Kurz, a Soph in the 155 pound class, Sandown Giannunzio gaining his second title in the 165 pound class, and Dinghy Saltis in the heavyweights for the third time, are the Westchester Champions. Are we proud of them? lust ask us! Springing into prominence a few years ago, the wrestling squad has steadily gained in strength, and in the last three years has been Mamaroneck's strongest athletic team, one that we may always count on to come through with Hying colors. Although losing several members through graduation, a strong squad is left around which Coach Storey is going to build the Champs of ,38. Lettermen-Captain Casanave, Scapaticci, Staats, Pagano, Kurz, Giannunzio, Gary, Saltis. 65 Boys, Basketball Girls, Basketball Team itoivi the point ol' view of victories and losses, our basketball boys did not do as Well as expected, but taking into consideralion their size in comparison to rival squads, their performances were impressive as far as iight and clean basketball were concerned. The fact that M. H. S. is the only school among her rivals that sponsors four winter sports may be another explanation for their relatively poor showing, as such a condition cuts down the available manypawer for all squads concerned. Under the leadership ol' Coach Maris and Roy Talgo, the Tigers played tight, close games throughout the entire season. Lettermen: Boucher, Cullen, Cieenlee, Iennings, Murray, Pennucci, Talgo, Domniseh, Manager. IIE Girls' Basketball team ot IQ-gf?-57, under the capable direction of Coach Iilsa M. Allard, has had one of its most successful seasons in many years. The Tigerettes twice defeated the alumnae of the school, and scored heavily over Port Chester and Rye. Because of their excellent record, they were chosen to play in the exhibition game for the physical directors of Westchester County. As an added honor, they were voted the outstanding Basketball squad in New York State. Though many of the girls graduated this year, there are still many good players left who will form the basis for next year's team. 66 Baseball M Club P to this date of writing the llilltop nine has taken three of its live games thus played, of the 1937 hall season. VVinning from Greenwich, Bellows, and Roosevelt, and losing to New Rochelle and Gorton, the Tigers have so far had a successful season. Under the watchful eyes ol' Coach Bill Marts, the greatest improvement noted so far this year is the pick up in the stick-wielding making the Tigers as formidable at the plate as in the lield. The squad shows real ability and hopes, as we hope, for a successful season and a top berth in the YVLl.1X.A. League. ND this, fellow student, is the M Club, composed of the winners of a coveted varsity letter in all of the major and minor sports of our Alma Mater. Made up entirely of boys, the club serves a three-fold purposeg to foster a better feeling between the athletes and their instructors, to guide athletic training activities, and to form a cooperative group to police the grounds and handle spectators at all the athletic events. Its elliciency was felt at all of these events. The annual addition of new members since last year has established this Club as one of the permanent organizations of the school. 67 V A-4 V 5.4. V A..n V A-:Q A.-A 7 A-A Y 4:4 sg-4 - .. .. - - - - .. 4- . . . 4- ..4 e U LI Ll A Ll LIC Li UA 'C I 1 ICE HOCKEY THIS winter saw the completion of another successful season for the Tiger puck chasers. The Orange and Black skaters won four of their seven, games and wound up in fourth birth of the Westchester Prep and High School Hockey League. The Tigers started off with a bang at the Playland Rink by taking A. B. Davis of Mount Vernon and Pleasantville High into camp to the tune of 4-o and 3-o respectively. Defeat came in the third game. Against the speedy and shifty Purple and White of New Rochelle, the Tigers dropped a fast, game battle, holding the Queen City bladers to a I-o score. In the fourth encounter, the Tiger defense and offense failed to click and the Roosevelt I. V.'s broke through for a 2-I win. Stung hy two defeats the Tigers showed their fangs, slashed and clawed the Roosevelt varsity and Dobby Ferry in quick succession by 5-o and 6-0 respectively. In the last encounter of the season for both teams, the Orange and. Black met Brunswick Prep of Greenwich in what was considered the fastest high school battle of the season. The fans were continually on the edges of their seats, and in a hectic overtime period, Brunswick put away the winning goal, taking the game by the close margin of 4-3. Thus ended the 1936-1937 Hockey season. Lettermen-Howell, DeLong, Hanson, Morford, Ienks, Forbes, Weiler, Sarfaty, Bugg, Russo, Blossy, Manager Domnisch. 68 X. EN L33 QQ TRACK Faonr all appearances to date, it looks as if the Tiger Track squad was off to another flying start in a winning season. Dropping only their first meet this far to the strong Greenwich team, the Tigers came into their own to take their next two meets to date, running away from Port Chester and A. B. Davis, ftwo tough teams, by the scores of 44-41 and 47yi-4Iy3 respectively. The greatest tests loom in the near future however, for on the 14th of May, the Tigers enter into a triangle meet with New Rochelle and White Plains at the Queen City field, followed closely by the County meet at Yonkers. When the Tigers enter these tilts they will be at full strength with Miller, Kurz, and Callahan digging in the loo yard dash, Kurz and Feldt on the 220 yard sprint, Ed. MacDonough and I. T. Howell legging it on the quarter mile, Roberts and Eberle half mile, McLeay and Cullen in the mile, Iohnson and Stoddard leaping the barriers in the 220 hurdles, the heavyweight twinsl' Umhey and Saltis heaving the shot, DeLong and Kurz up and over in the high jump, Feldt and Miller broad jump, and Ingham and Mills kicking for the sky in the pole vault. Under the watchful and experienced eyes of Coach Storey, the track and field men have come a long way in a comparatively short time. Here's wishing you lots of luck fellows, and the county championship. 69 'I 'rf if 5 I I 3 1 ji U1 Boys' Swimming Girls' Swimming e 10 v pf ,L i 02? tie Hilltop tankmen hroke even this season, winning four ol' their eight meets. The Tigers splashed their way to the four victories hy sinking hoth Nyack and Peekskill Highs twice. They were left in the wake twice hy New Rochelle, again the County Champs, the Peekskill Military Academy, and A. li. Davis of Mt. Vernon. The Orange and lilack mermen copp-ed liourth place, however, in the county meet, an enviable position in view ol' the still competition from all the other West- chester schools. liven though much of this year's squad will he lost hy graduation, next year's squad is destined to he good because of the excellent ahilities of the Sophs and Iuniors. Lettermen: Weiler, Henricks, Sehumacker, Smith, Colanna, Empey, Kaiser, Hernandez, Trulock. me girls interested in swimming have met this year on Monday afternoons at the Y.M.C.A. in New Rochelle. The time was divided into three periods, heginners, intermediates, and one open lior practice in skill. Although there have been no outside meets, intramural ones were held once a month, with the Iuniors usually victors. These meets included both speed and form events, and made the activity more interesting and worthwhile. The Honor Team was made tip of Dorothy Watson, Claire Valensi, Mildred Kadel, lane Meenan, Marion Fischle, Marian Reich, and Ruth Hammer, with Carol Bauman, Dorothy Dimond, and Mary Anderson, as substitutes. 70 s 5 vis, U i Girls' i Hockey The Riding Club oTii in sportsmanship and ability to score, this yearis girls' hocl-:ey team was outstanding. Under the able direction ol' Miss lilsa Allard. the team lost only one game during the whole season. The girls won a victory over White Plains with a score ol: bg-1. Alter a last game Rye was beaten 2-1. The team tied Harrison with a score ol 1-1 and rinally yielded to Port Chester, scoring one point to the opponents three. With such a line season behind them the team has great expectations lor next year if players can be found to replace the ability of those graduating. Numa the able supervision of Mr. Marts, the Girls' Riding Club met every Thurs- day aliternoon at the Kentucky Riding Academy. This year, there was no separation of beginners and more advanced equestrians, but a part ol' each lesson was spent in the ring where the less experienced riders learned to control themselves and their horses. Alter this, the group was permitted to ride on the trails where they were taught to follow army orders in riding single lile and two abreast. This provided a little variety in the ordinary routine and was greatly enioyed by all of the members of the group. 72 Cross Country Golf Team ms Cross Countr Team rom Jed its wa to another successful season this ear Y l Y Y taking three of its five encounters beside filling the fifth berth in the County Meet. Under Coach Ainle the Oran YC and Black Harriers ran awa from Pelham, Y 2-i Y A. H. Davis, and Roosevelt, losing to Saunders Teeh and our old rivals, the Purple and Wliite of New Rochelle. Losinf onl a few men throufh fraduation, a stron' nucleus is left around ls Y is Ev .5-i which to build again one of the strongest of the Hilltop teams for next year. Lettermen: Richelson, Quinn, Morrissey, Fraioli, Feldman, Langerfeld, lilingenberg, Lutz, Boucher, and MacLeay. T this early date of writing, the Tiger Divot Diggers have only one game fa winj of their 1937 campaign behind them, Roosevelt. We hope, however, that hy the time this yearbook has appeared the Tigers will have perched on the top rung of the 'Kgolf ladder. .From the qualifying and elimination rounds emerged Smiling Ioe Pulgini, Frank Penucci, Sal Salerno, George Paonessa. Angelo Ricozzi, Ioe Valli and lim DeForio as the team of 37. Playing all home matches at the Wing Foot Golf Club, the Tigers meet Whit: Plains, Mt. Vernon, New Rochelle, Port Chester, and Gorton to till out their season. Good luck fellows! 73 GENERAL SPORTS Queen of the May. Hit 'em again. Iust about. Literary Editor in action. Pitcher Pete. KL V1 ' 72 Pennucci. Into the tennis courts. Calm before the storm Umhey gives his all. School spirit. Speed and action. The end of the road. No gain. GENERAL SPORTS Our All County Tackle-Dingy. Over-not under Seven, eight, nine, jump. The weapons. Slugger Muller. Yeah team. DeLong's Rye-val. The invincible MacLeay. Why White Plains lost. Ready for ri 53 quarter Flat feet? Third in the trio. Captain Gary. 75 I 'I-ju'-.9-.-.-J.,-,.. ...W .-in .-a qn,g,.., .,..,,,, 1, 4.1 - .1.,'-5140,r 'U:wrXf -T' ':- -'I -: f -- ' .- s v- 1 if 'M 'T I' gf- 'I' ii,-r uw l 5-' .L Tr Vg, 1. , 7141 Md-MW s ' ' ' 'AH A FM , 41 71 Q -4- , N. 1: ff ali - ml ' V :Es ,I Gai' IQHQI t,:'::,?Q' fgqvid ,A , 'ii' 1 . .15 'w , 'A - - . ,gg w' V' . -M ' QQ iff'-,g W '1 ,111 1-in THE M HISCAN ST FF Editor in Chief ,... ..,., W ILLIAM ASKUE Assistant Editor ..,. .... V 1Rc1N1A STIDSTONE LITERARY STAFF Literary Editor ......... ,..,. R OEERT HOWELL Assistant Literary Editor . , ..4.. IEANETTE CIPOTH Assistants- AUDRAY BAUER, WINIFRED BOYCE, CHARLOTTE CASSELL, IANE HERRIOK, GRACE LUND Sports Editor ..............................,.,....,.......... IACK CARDWELL Feature Editors .... .... P RISCILLA BERCOW, ELIZABETH GALLAGHER Adviser ...... ..,....,.......,...........,......,. N OVILLA BURTON LALE PHOTOGRAPHIC AND ART STAFF Photography Editor ......... MURIEL COUTLEE, Assistant ........ .... L ORRAINE BRECKENRIDGE Kodak Editor .... ...............,...... I OSEPH RAINALDI Assistants .... ...DONALD MCKELVEY, WALTER VERDTCK Adviser .... .. ,....,...,.....,. BEATRTOE E. RIORDAN Art Editor ....,................,......,...,....... WILLIAM LANGERFELD Assistants. ..... RUTH ANDRING, CHARLES FROHNE, RUTH WOEEEL, GORDON CLARKE, ROBERT BUOG, THOMAS HOWELL, PATRICIA DEvER1cH, ATHALIE LAWSON, EVELYN IRELAND. Adviser ....,............ .... M AUDE E. DEVEREUX BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ..... .... G EOROE HOFFMAN Advertising Manager ,... ...................................... C ARL DELONO Assistants ........ ROBERT CALLAHAN, Nxcx DIPIETRO, IAMES ELLIS, DORIS ELIAS, BETTY ORTIZ, MARVIN DIMANDO Circulation Editor . . ............. FLORENCE DELUcA Assistant ...... ...................,..... Y OLANDE FLOWERS Assistants .... . . .ANN UNz, ANNA SGANGAA, CONCETT ABBATA Adviser , , .................... MYRTLE A. PETERSEN MSCHO sr' uw tsv. nn IQKQJ7 'fS.s4ssouN ' 78 nwmyn- .N , ,. . - . F f l li 1 c 4 Q . - ,, , .- The Record Quill and Scroll sliiiit the etlitorship ol l'rginlilin lltttchinson, Ll ittnior, the lxecortl enlovecl it xery successful yetir. It wits untisuzil this year that :ill the eclitors were itiniors, -.H with the exception ol' the sports etlilor. The Recortl. with Miss liliztiheth R, l:I'1lIlL'lS :ts tttliiser, won secontl place in its class in the Cfoluinhigi Scholiistie Press .Xssocitition Contest. It wits iiwgirtletl st pliiee hy the Niitionttl Scholastic Press .'Xssoeitttion, :intl it reeeixetl at tfertilicitte oi Merit front New York Universitv lor its etlitoriiils. The Recortl hqts zilso heen 1 tntcretl in tht- Quill zintl Scroll survey. lhe iictiiities ol the husiness stzill, with Nliss Mgititlt' lx. lleveretix, iitlxisti, in- ! tltitletl ilit- l'optil1ti'ity Contest zintl ai henelit movie, Sliiloni , tit the l.4ii'cliinont l liettter. o :J iii. nieinhers ol the Quill tintl Scroll selectetl llonxiltl lilein lor their presitlent this yettr. lle wits itssistetl hy Betsy Ohrig, viee-presitlent, qintl ltinies lfiirrell, N, stcretziryftrexistirer. Meinliers ol' this society have to complete one yeqiris service on the Recortl' heliore they :ire eligilile lor election. j The group, with Nliss lfliztihetli li. lirzincis :ts its ittlviser, puhlislietl one isstie oi the 'Tlritiige tintl lllticli l,e:tx'es this yezti' alter which its nienihers tlecitletl to Y tlireet their energies towzirtl the support ol' the Recortl. The ttctixities ol' the group ' incltitletl it il'k'LlL'lH'l'S. liiihy l'icture Contest. at lug Nile :intl seveixtl lliiitlv Stiles. .Xt the ginnuzil tlinner in May, eight new inenihers. selectetl lor oiitstttntlinu 'U otirnztlistic worli. were intlttetetl. N So H0 OR SOCIETY Eorxxmo its activities in September with the group elected last lune, the Honor Society. under the direction of Miss Wallace, was alwle to accomplish more than usual this year. :Xt the first meeting Iames lillis was elected President and Charlotte Cassell Vicefllresident. Priscilla liercow was voted Secretary and Richard liassander, Treasurer, while William Askue assumed the duties of reporter. Again this year, the society tutored students who had fallen hehind in their studies. doing this work during the study periods and after school instead oi' helore school as in former years. The group gave a tea at which principals of the elementary schools were guests. They discussed the merits on which honor hanners were to he awarded to the highest ranking group in each school. A-X colorlful hanner, with the name ol the grammar school to which it was awarded, was presented to each school. These pennants were designed hy Charlotte Cassell. Two intluctions were held during the year. one at the Christmas party. the others at the annual assemhly. The society was fortunate in securing Mrs. Constance Creene, sister-inllaw of the late Ioyce Kilmer, to speak at the latter occasion. .Xt a hridge held in May. funds were secured for the scholarship which is pr:- sented each year to a deserving senior. A successful and enioyahle year was climaxed hy the Iune hanquet at which tht- new memhers who are to liorm the nucleus of next year's society received their keys. 81 Band The ma band is really one of the most popular organizations of the school. Although all students are not able to play an instrument, there is scarcely anyone who does not enjoy listening to his fellow students play. The stirring marches which are so well adapted to band work are favorites with most students, and the band members in their new uniforms have never failed to bring a thrill of pride to all. Many an admiring eye has been cast at Carl De Long, the drum major, as he so nonchalantly twirls his baton, and compliments are due Mr. Pinney, the new director, for his excellent work during the year. NDI-LR the skillful baton of F. Colwell Conklin, the Orchestra again enjoyed a year of musical attainment. Meeting on Thursday afternoons after school, the thirty-one artists worked hard for the credit given towards graduation. The group was headed by Grace Conklin as President, Benedetto Greco as Vice-President, Gertrude Nevins as Secretary, and Pacific Federico as Librarian. Throughout the year, the Orchestra formed the musical base of the assemblies, played for the Public Speaking Contest, the Senior Play, and Commencement. Its efforts enhanced greatly the success of the concert, and increased among the students at large a greater appreciation of music. 82 Urchestra The Mixed Glee Club Girls, Glee Club s tlie Mixetl Glee Clulw grows in nuinlmcr, its singing surely grows in excellence 'lllie anmlal concert was lieltl on March lo, lt provetl an outstantling success antl tlie large autlience tliat lilletl tlie autlitorium was tlirilletl witli tlie excellent performance ol' tliese young singers. The Mixetl Ulee Clulw opened tlie concert witli a superlv rentlition ol' tlie Alma Mater, letl lvy Harry Sliackeliiortl, presitlent ol' tlie organization. Tlie success ol' tlie concert was clue largely to tlie Zeal ol' tlie various committees, as well as to the ellorts of our well-lveloretl conductor, l7. Colwell Conklin. Nniiit tlie excellent direction of Mrs. Marjorie Cowles. tlie Girls' Cllee Clulv, in connection witli tlie Voice Culture Clulv ol: the scliool, sponsoretl an assemlvly program at wliicli tlie clulw sang liour selections: My llirtl is Long in l'loming, Pale lNloon. YVings, antl Passing By. llowever, tliis glee cluli ol selectetl feminine voices put most of its time antl energy into preparing lor tlie climax of tlieir year, tlie annual music concert lieltl in Marcli, As a result of tlieir earnest eilort. tlteir performance was outstantling. 'lilie accompanists. Gertrucle Nevins antl Lorraine Neil. atltletl consitleralwly to tlie success oi' tlie elula, 8a Q Mzllc Double Quintet A Cappella Choir 1' invotis lor tht- malt' tlouhlc quintet wcrc hcltl in Scptciiilisig so tht' group 5 sclct-tctl htttl :ui t-tu-ly stairt iii prcpttriiig its iiumhcrs. Uiitlcr tht' tlircctioii ol' Mr, ifoiililiii tht- ICI! hoys st'lt't'tctl rt'licz11'st'tl twice xt wt-uk gtiitl gait' PL'Fl-OIAIIILIIICCS , ' 'tt ttsst-tiihly programs. tit Cuiitixtl School, tit the lj. 'lf .X. lfutlicrs' Night, tuitl ttt tht' i sing t-xcrciscs ol' tht- l'i,YCIllllg School. Q This litutttirc ol' thu musical 0I'iQ2lIllZllllOIlS is wry popular, auitl tht- group wats , tfiwtl with grcttt t-iitliusiztsm wht-ti :it tht- climax ol' thcir stxisoii. tht' hoys prt'st'i1tt'tl D 1 st-it-ntl iititiiht-rs git tht- tuilitlatl concert. S 0 s D xr, itll. .X Uttppcllu Choir is our nt-wcst ll1ll5lL'1ll Ul'g1lI1lfllIlOIl, sttirtctl this vtxtr, zuitl X . is om' ot which our school may well ht' proutl. lt consists mttiiily ol' tilt-t' Cluh liicuihurs, :intl is utitlcr tht- tlircctioii ol Mr. F. lfolwcll Conklin. l 'lihc lirst l1L'I'liUI'l1l1lllL'C ol' this group was given iii tht' tfliristmtis Qissuliihly. The ' X, l'lClllly :tml tht- stutlciit hotly ciiioyctl it :intl wcrt' Ckllllllly ciitliusigistic that this new ' 'ittivitv liiii ht coiitiiiuc. f , rw I X h j .Xt the vutl ol this ycttr. its hrst in L'XlSIL'Ilk'C. tht- .X tittpptilltt Choir gmc ll hut' i't't'iti1l :is proot that Mr. Coiililiifs lgitcst 'Wiitisitxil cxpcriiiit-tit was stittcsslitil. 'F i F44 J i Voice Cultu Red Cross Club I'C .-vczii year a group ol' girls who enjoy singing antl who are interestetl in improving their voices, join the Voice Culttire Cluh. 'lihis group meets once a week untler the direction ol' Mrs. Marjorie lf. Cowles lor practice antl instruction, This year a numher ot' the girls sang solos anal iluets at the regular assemhly sponsoretl hy the Girls' Cllee Cluli. livery year the group gives a tea at which each girl must sing anal at which many ol the girls also act as accompanists. This year has seen the largest enrollment the group has ever hail. ina Retl Cross Cluh, with Miss Sirica as atlviser. ranks among the most important activities in the school. Cooperating with, antl untler the stipervision ol' the Westchester Real Cross, the memlvers alleviate sutlering, antl aitl the neetly in this locality. livery year a ilihanlisgiving hasliet is matle up hy them, antl presentetl to a poor family ol' the town. ,X Christmas party was given hy this cluh for the coloretl Orphanage in Rye, New York. During the recent llootl. the Real Cross Chili eontlnctetl a tlrive lor luncls to aicl the snlliering in the stricken area which, hy their tliligent elliort, proved very successful. X5 The me Honor Stripe Cluh, under the supervision ol' Miss Allard, had as its ollicers this year Phyllis lidwards, Presitlentg Gilda Viola, Vice-l'resident and Secretaryg and Anna Sganga, Treasurer. The other memhers were lileanor Archer, Peggy limhury, Helen Hammer, lane Herrick, Evelyn Ireland, Ianet Liptrott, lileanor Lyon, Betty Noletti, and Mildred Salerno. Two meetings, one for husiness, the other social, were held each month. The latter were made especially enjoyahle, hy a spaghetti dinner at Salerno's, cornspopping at Lyon's, a Halloween party at Hammer's, games at Herricles, a tally-pull at Fmhury's, and supper at lidwartl's. The annual hridge held in january was a very successful alliair. NE of the many organizations of which we can he proud is our Cheering Squad. It is the prime means of keying enthusiasm to a high pitch during an athletic contest, and in foul or fair weather can he depended on to lead the school spirit. To he a cheerleader, a person must possess an ahility to lead and inspire others as well as a sincere desire to promote school interests. Under the ahle direction ol' Miss Rochefort and Captain Betty Ortiz, our cheering squad has grown to great prominence and is now recognized as an important factor in athletic school life. 86 Honor Stripe Club The Cheering Squad Girls' i X. f,OL1IlLll Tlic R2lLll0 N Llub '1 is tlu' duly ol tlu' Girls' Couiuil lo qiul in llu' promotion ol llu Qillll il nnll nn ' Q ol ilu' scluiolg csiuxrirllly wlu'i'c it pcrlgiins lo llu' girls. 'l'lu'rc 1 rnprns 1 lroin mary Soplioinorc :incl lnnior lionu' rooin gnul two lroni ciuli S lionu rom Q .-Xl llu' l1t'gllIlllI1g ol llu' scliool yuzlr. tlu' Girls' Council mliru luv llclulricli, sponsorul llll inliorninl social to wclconu' llu' Soplioinorn girls llu 4 Mollur zinsl llglllgllltl' 1011, lu'lcl nlnrini' Girls' NVL'ck, was also l l I1 . 21 l 3 In April, 1inollu'r lL'zl was giwn by ilu' Innior inul Soplrolnorv r s C onl E in lionor ol' llu' Srnioi' girls ol llu' scliool. xniau ilu' lcaulcrsliip ol Mr. lia'innu'rL'r il ncw autivily, ilu lx u o x 1 stnrlccl lliis your. Tlu' ulnlw nu'l on Moiulziy I110TIllIlg8,1lIlKl luul ll ll1CIUlX'fSlllp ol alunn lvoxs llu olliccrs lor Iliis ycqlr wcrc' ns follows: Cliziiringin-Izurk Farrington lulinu il XL xi V-lul. Mi agar. :incl Scciwlxlry-Carlton Norris. .XIlllk'Il1k'L'l!I1gS1l1L'I11l'I11l7L'I'S Lliscnssul new rgulio scts. lnlws, mil ollur 1 w will lu'suln's prxuliciiul ilu' Morsn' Cfonlu. llolli Nlgxgcc Lllhl l:LlfI'lllU lcnr opa'rquor's lirciiscs. laulx llllX'll1g cgirluxl liis llris ycxlr. With F' sncli ll lnu' slgirl, llu' clnlm onglu L'L'I'l'llI1lY to lrivc Lontnuuil siuuss in F lllk' COIN l Hg yK'LlI'S. 87 STUDE T COUNCIL AN BCJARD CF GO ER ORS HE Student Council consists of the officers of the General Association, the representatives from the Board of Governors, and from each organization, recognized by the General Association, one member elected to the position of repre- sentative by the members of the respective organizations. By meetings which are held each month, the society is able to keepj in touch with all the organizations, and thus render them aid in fmancial matters. This financial aid is given for such purposes as the purchasing of football equipment, the expenses of the swimming team, and the purchasing of sweaters for the cheer- leaders. These are only a few of the things to which the Student Council contributes. All resolutions that are made by the council must be approved by the Board of Governors. This year the society has brought forth a revised school Handbook which con- sists of a schedule of classes, the required curricula, scholarships, cheers, songs, articles concerning the various organizations, the yearly calendar, and the constitu- tion and by-laws of the association. Every activity is included in this book. The officers of the council, who were elected by the student body, are Peter Sarfaty, President, lack Farrington, Vice-President, Betty Ortiz, Secretary, Robert Gibson, Treasurer. The advisers of the council consist of three faculty members, Mr. Charles Warren, Miss Blanche Lyon, and Mr. Fay Allen. 88 THE SERVICE LE GUE :ue Service League, under the supervision of Mr. Vernon L. Kemmerer, put in a year ot exceedingly efficient work. The purpose of this group is to give aid to various school activities, to contribute any suggestions which would further the welfare of the student body, to instill into all who are in M. H. S. a spirit of cooperation by maintaining the high standards of the school, and by keeping order by conduct throughout the building. The League met periodically to discuss school problems, the enforcing of the various laws, and the punishing of frequent offenders of these laws. After honest, hard work on the locker patrol, the group turned its attention to the disorderly conduct in the corridors at various times of the day, between classes and at lunch time. Their goal was soon reached, however, and a pleasant atmosphere prevailed in the corridors for the remainder ol the year. Besides this responsible work, the members also served as ushers at a number ol' school functions such as the Glee Club Concert and the Public Speaking Contest. This organization is made up of students whose records throughout their school career have been highly commendable, those who are earnest and ardent workers, and who are particularly interested in seeing their school maintain the high standing it now holds. lt is an organization that is looked upon as one of the linest in the school. VVe salute you, Service Leaguersl 89 7 7 Ilic Sl N llicir lliiul YLHII' IJl.CXlSll'I1UL' llic luuior liliiuys luis licfnim' lim' ul' llw must 1 llllpllllillll Ul'lL1lI1l!.lIlUl!N ol llu sclmul. 'lilu' lwiiiiimx ul Ili: ululw ix lliv lllI'llH'l .lIlCL' ol lJl'LllI11ll1y plays xml sl xgn tI'll-l. ,lYUl1k'IOl11k l mcmlwi' mil' imul L'.lI'll lwuuly j points liy pnrlicipntioii in ll play. or liy' assisting on :1 Llflllllllllb ciuliiiiiillrv. llmlvr ilu- supcwisioii oi Miss Uillvll luliiismi, ilu- clulw lim L-xpimlul in llu- prmill iiiimlwur 2' ul Iliirty-liw liiciiilwis. lls 0lllgQIS up lYlu1'iLl Cloullu lJlkNl4lLlll llin Yin--lliwillciils. llclcr SL1I'l-Qlfly, XV.lI'l'k'I1 liliii-la, Viola Piclacll. .'xl1ll.l llillllllllg. lflsil' lxwll, l,llI'ill1Ll IJ Xllisoiig gmcl .Xullixiy linuvr. Sccivlzli'y-'lirnx1sL1rcr. llli lllllllllll llulilic Spluikiiig Cfonlvsl wus lil-lil in lliu 'lllklllllfllllll mi llllmlqly. 5 Miiruli iz. .Xs lizis Always lil-cn ilu- ciisloiii, ilu- Iwi-5 gnu' mlL'L'lgl1'.lllXL' ximwlirs wliiln' tlic girls ilill Llfillllllllf SL'lL'L'llUIlS. 'lilic lirsl lil'i7,L's wric luipiiirl-ll lliis xuir lu' Pclcr Snrliaity :xml Hlciillqi Olsfm. ililic svmml prim' lm' lmu xx lx 'IXX'lI1ll'll In Nlvmii x lillltl mll Nlurivl Luullu lull lm slluml lwl.1w. llin' nm liI'OXYI1, wliilc ixlltllilli' l 1 IUSIQIIHKS wcrc jmlgul on simwily, poisu, I1USllll'L'. L'l1L'l'31l'. gvsllllls, ximwli rwliiiiqiiv, pl-rsmiinlily. :xml QCIlL'l'1ll t'lliL'fllYCl1l'SS. 'lilic lirsl prifu miisisrul cull ll-ii clcmllglrs. , .iwimll-ll in Ilia' xgilml mmmi 'Illia ullici' LUlllK3l.llIl5 nail, lllmi i,.miIw.1gli41, .Kim 1 3 T1 lmao, Quill cflllll'lk'5 lxilc lil-ll. QU lLH1RJV Htncy lqnycrs Pidiic Speaking Ccmtcst 'The Frcucb Club 'The Spnuul Club 1 l:l'L'ltClt guul wlui LlI'L' iltlL'I'L'SlL'tl in lt'1t1'11iug uiorc about tbttt latuguatgc tb:u1 -gnu mssiblx' bu tatttybt 111 class. 'lbs wut' msc ol' tbu l:l'L'ltL'lt Club is to Hive tbc mem- 1 H 1 1 h C bt-rs 1111 tippmttiiiity to t'u11t'1'1'sr 111 l71't'11ul1. Lllttl, 111 tbgtt way. Iiulp to iucrcztsc tbcir x'm'1tl1t1l111'y. 'libs club. uutlci' tbt' t!i1't't'tit111 ut' Miss Roul1ci4o1't. tuzulc at trip to T' ' Yo but Q rk City. u'lu'1'c tlivy qtttrtittutl Ll l I'L'llL'l1 Illtllitllt pifttiru 111111 cliuutl :tt tl Ifrciicb rcstatttrtttit. .Xt tbc bcgiuuiiig ol' 11111 ytxtr l'1'1scillgt licrcow wits clcctutl prcsitlcut tml lcttituttt' Liputb uxtm IIIAIKIL' 1i1't1g111111 Lkltltlfltllllt. 111s ytxti' sam' tlitt birtb 111' Ll licw club wlwst- p1'i11ciplu was to iiOl'NY1lftlLt kiiowlccigc ni' StXlltiSl1 cttlttm' ztiuuug tlu' stutluuts ot' tbztt ILIIIQLILIQU. llic Spgtuisb t.lub ciiitiyutl :ts its Qttbiscr Miss Siiitxt. 111111 clcftctl :ti otbccrsg X Q Iosvpliitic Cfgtbtw, l'1't'sitlt'11t1 luck ifgtixlxwll, Yifk'-l,TL'SttIt'l1l1 Ytfslilltll Stitlstouc, Sccrc- llkl E tary: atutl llicligtul Slztvtmi. l1'u41s1 tual r git an Tbc big L'X't'tll oli tb: iunr xx 11s ll trip to Nui' York to xisit ll Spttuisb iuuscuiu 'ing tbc lltk'It1l3L'I'5 ll liullcr cuiiuuptiuii ol' lbs grunt L'lt2lI'llL-lL'I'S :tml the arts of Spzliu 1 Q1 llli l'iI'L'IlClt Club is L'ttlHttUNL'ti 111' stutlcuts wbu liglw tttlicu :tt luztst one ycztr of 4 L'SlLlLll'tlItl. Utbvi' iltlL'l'L'SliI1g iiicutiugs, lit-ltl mics ll moutb, wurc cluvotctl to Q tl Spguiisb-.Xiucricat. E 21 '75 NNUAL SCHOQL PLAY 1' D N11'1'111-111 suceessllul L1I'2ll1l1ll1C pr1111uc11o11 w11s reeor11e11 111 111e 111111111s 111 Nllllllllfii- neck High 811111111 1111 17ri1111y 11n11 S11111r1111y e1'e11i11gs, Nllly I4 111111 115, when 111e NJ. 5 seve11teel1l11 11111111111 s1'11o11l 11111y, THE 1,A'1'SY, was presented 111 111e 11u11i1oriu111. b N3 T111f l'.'X'1'SY, il I111pu111r 13ro1111w11y eo1111'11y, is t11e story oi' ll small. western 111111i1y w11ie11 is socially ll111lW1l1Ol1S. The struggle 111 t11e play is 11e1wee11 1111' 111o111er gl 111111 111e o111er L11lllg1IlCI', who 11e1ieVe 111111 society is 1111 111111 I111l11L'l'S 111 life, 111111 I11e 1 l'11t11er 111111 111e younger L1lll1g111Cl', Patsy. W1111 11re eo1111111111pl11ce people 111111 11esire , 5 111 r1-11111111 so. j Due 111 the 141111 111111 there was ll 11i11'erc11t e11s1 lor e11c11 night, 1111- eo111p1'1i1io11 111111 e11l11usi11s111 filll 111g11. C311 the whole, it was L1 most successful 1K'f1AOF111Lll1CC in V s111gi11g 111111 11c1i11g. 11s ll result of weeks ol' 11111-l1s1x'e 1111111r 111111 fC1IL'1ll'S1I1g 1111 111e 1111r1 111 1311111 111e c11sls 111111 t11e committees. U P 92 -ajfw fl -. L F .Q X lyk, I . 7' 'Q ix ' t .s. ,. . , , ,.,N, ,ik ,. , y .x ILP! is 5 r bit '- 4 N 'M 1 A 1- .y 5. if , ,- ,, dfgz ff ' 53 if , ,, fm J, 111-, .'-my R' a. ' if A 9 r' P X, 5' 5 V if iw ' agikezff' ' . gf few f Nb W 4 If I5 , . :ya L L, .v Na. ,..,Q, fflw: V '1 ' 1 Ag, ,, .-Vw 'm'l?fxsfmW 5 . 4 r ,v -.mi-.,. un .1 L-I 1,1i.,'.-.-'Q' : M .. .- .., . s .gp-. .5 .Q 5 .qt 4: 3 Hb 1- in i 5 NV h'1 in-Ar 'Nu if xx U19 xwgku H ati I4 X QM Jw Us :. Ll.: 1'l2'i' 15 E I H, 'l a .fis- gy -- F in ju fi k ,ig ' V1 ,A WY' . 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Sept. Oct. O.t. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 18- '71, 5, 9- isf io- MAHISCA I4fl.osl: zoo Sophomores. igfln 9 more months and 8 days they're going to turn us loose. to-Mr. Ahern and Miss Morgan busy arranging programs. I7-Mr. Ahern and Miss Morgan busy rearranging programs. Mr. Ahern and Miss Morgan busy re-rearranging programs. -26-275th anniversary of the purchase of Mamaroneck. --Iohn Richbell, alias William G. Fulcher, leads historic pilgrimage. Fleet's in! M. H. S. girls model in Fashions Through the Ages. -Alas! Alack! No meditation. Corialanus fa play in which the capes have everything! 25-First football Fracas-Navy in attendance. -Mr. Fulcher, more popularly known as lohn Richbell heads pageant at Harbor Island, escorted by the N. M. C. Indians. ZXTMY. Ainley starts to read Gone With the Wind. -G. A. Drive ends. -Inkwells are only slightly gummy as yet. -Buzz, Buzz, Buzz-Bee lecture by Arthur Axtell. Faculty Fatigued. Reason: Dinner for Mr. Ahern last P. M. MR. KRINER: How do you know there is one molecule of oxygen in water? CHFMIST: You said so yesterday. Record Reporters Ruvingly Rite-Deadline is today. Record Reporters relax. S- An ounce of prevention is worth a pouml of cure. says Fire Chief Wooley. Students anticipate gala week-end-No school Monday. Columbus discovered America! -The day after the night before. I4fRCCUl'tl announces 1936 debut of Orange and Black Leaves. Mr. Iohn Sloan throws meat to students during liquid air demonstration. IG-Football Feud linds'-M. H. S. iz. Pelham 13, Wotta game!!! iflgl-Io hum. here it is Monday morning again. Miss Wallace gets a hair cut. zo-Clyde Allen gets a hair cut. f-Miss Devereux gets a marcelle. 96 Oct. Cct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. ME OS 22-We enioy Breakfast in assembly today, served by Miss Iohnson's maids fand menj. 25- Beat New Roche'le tags appear. 24-NCW Rochelle squeezes to top 7-o. 26- Didn't Beat New Rochelle tags appear. .17-Shorthand room begins to get chilly. 28-MF. Kemmerer says only one not so today. Not so? 29-His story-Mr. Cater tells what a cute little boy he was. 51-M3I11Hf0HCCli downs Roosevelt 6-o. It must he Hallowe'en. 2-DiPietro knew First law case. 4-The day after Nov. 3. 5-Swell assembly today. 6-Shorthand room downright freezing. 9-Super-intelligent pigeon enters zoz-B via window to learn x-y:z. 10-Mr. Hamilton speaks to us in Armistice Day Assembly. ll1GCC, we're glad the war is over! izw-Miss Iones, Miss Riordan and Miss Francis enjoy QFJ turkey dinner given hy Homemaking class. 13-Friday the 13th! Fish!! 15-22-Girls' and Boys' Week. 16-Boys' Assembly-Dr. Heimmer, Plans for Today and the Future. 17-Girls' Assembly-Dr. Anna Reid, Plans for Today and the Future. 18-Girls and Boys plan for the future. 19-Mr. Conklin in jubilant mood-caught singing in the corridor. zo-Girls enact novel role of hostesses to their mothers at tea. 21-Claire Trevor, in a recent Record interview, tells M. H. S. how she went Hollywood. 22-MF. Warren's history class discusses Mrs. Simpson-Mm! Vas you dere, Sharlie? 13-Mr. Allen starts 3 P. M. law classes. 24-Iunior Iitneys get jitters-their radio debut. 15-All hail the gallant turkey-we get a vacat'on. ,go-21 shopping days till Christmas. 2-Mr. Ainley finishes Gone With the Wind. 3-Moving pictures of M. H. S. swimmers taken at New Rochelle Y . 4-Ann Hartley overwhelmed by garlic in her desk in ioz-C. 5-Elfervescent Seniors jump rope in Corridor A. 6-Effervescent Seniors wish they hadn't jumped rope. 97 Be 47 7- Pogfiy 0c.r23. UF C txi if -' yi 'f 4' -s I . ' i F ',',, -V 4 if 'WX Q - Z M QJQ' f bww .049 yuvff' w i?:f 'P- , ' v ' ' 4 can f:.'..p:'302 :4 ,L 1' ' , fe : 5 st? ff' x 'f 359' ' 14 4' Ml fo Nov 20 Nix 4 - 5--' -1 - T1 li w ja ri. ' u fi ' Iv' ' ' .g- ' 'X . . fri! 5 5 AN X ' .T , X., ,e 1 W 6 , Z! 1, f Z Q f 1 4 47, 2 Z I Z .Qui V: S 'Q We 4' W?-:Zh W 9 'Q' Inav , N hg'4,.,p,' ,X 4,39 , , 2,54 of mrs, 'V ,4' ago' 'Nan '90 . i fl ' X . . X , J 1 ' f I 5 74 init ' I' II Q 'i l -' ' QI fa? ' t f Q 1 ,Qt lg . w A xg . , ,, . , 41.17 .- fs . '-., :,f dn 5 N r' x 01 ,Plz T.-.NL sxfi v a S xslt' xX Ns y' S l e 5 7 I ll I I i J rf' f H at P - t I ' - I v,- ' 4 , 9 '. O Q . , , 1.3,-. ,..- . ..-. ,- '-'- ,'..' -. 4 ' i--- - I 4490 . , ,,. 1 ' 1 f 1 'mr' I Nov. 24 If fm' QW ' lt IN i T nm. QQ3' mx-,ww V016 'vvwsl ti sg, XX ,VXIWY in O NOV 12 Q- AV xx my ylu .77 f Q s so at be ll ll l li v 41 , i f 1 K V ,. N DEC- 7 KV qoxaownl-EEQQ6, Qgiihfm i': 5o0'Erz li 5- N. .rg WI.. if fgumllv f ami 'HEEL-n 1-mar I 0 llllti ll CEB. 5' 7 ' V G T' ' ll Z.'2m-qmi Q ' . f -1 r Z In If YU Wm f 7 nw x Q :.f:5, fc, Z ' XE f r' ff l 7 lulrummu ll gms.. W 1 ' X i , ,Ah ff! lmwsxvi Qlif la-YM' 'f' N fm r ' lu 5 m s-.Q -9 '..FrN 'F v FEB24 I f If fll Q U l M. 'C:.'Wf Q Q N N rv ' 2 Sql' M 1,1 -1.1 ! L, ll M ., X l ll' . K ' 'lr mlm ' ' ,wilt V I' i l gqgfs F l Tiff. . 1 l rat El I 1, - ' ' ' DCC. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. lan. Jan. Ian. Ian. lan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar Mar. Mar Mar. Mar Mar. MAI-IISCAN 7fMl'. Manchester's 5:00 tete-a-tetes begin. 8-Do your Christmas shopping early. 124The King of England abdicates. I5 -Several students abdicate. IS!-MUCl1 discussion about football dinner last night. 16fEveryone's bored. 17-I wonder why? 18fSeven more days till Xmas. 21-Percy's suit duly christened with raw egg. 22- The Troub'e With Xmas Presents isgoh, well, ask the lunior Iitncys. 25-Musical groups carol. There should bc more cooperation between groups. 25-alan. 4-Xmas vacation. 5--Mr. Kriner's chemists learn they can't believe their books. Well, who does know? 64It snowed. 7-It has snowed. 8-It had snowed, I41S cases of measles ingeniously contracted. 15g-The 5 cases of measles ingeniously return to school. I 6-Stop playing possum. 18 -12-Mid-years. Oh sorrowl .z54Wotta Week-end! 2QTSIUllCl'lfS attend Opera. Can it be the music? gfl-Iockcy season begins. 4fCoryell and Russo perform admirably in Radio Play. 5-Iackie Doherty blossoms forth in riotous sport jacket. 8-Students watch the birdie for Mahiscan pictures. 9-Flashl Roy and Bobbie seen holding hands in Corridor C. ro-Everybody is excited. i lfslillllll' Prom. 16fMlle. Rochefort Washes dishes after French Club Seance. 18 S. M. H. makes debut. IQ-ciCUI'gC didn't tell a lic: so we get a holiday. z54Hamlet unobtrusively slips into English 4 classes. 244Betty and Carl are that way. 25fPete looks Worried. 2f7'l,2ltLfillgJ, Mr. Whitehead! Paging Mr. Whitehead! 4?fi-MLIH thrills M. II. S. 5-Armand gives interesting public speech today--with il moral. 8-Napoleon seen flirting with Athena in 102-C. 9fMiSS Mahaney unsuspectingly takes over English classes. Io-Miss Mahancy wishes she hadn't. 11-Mme. de Montreuil parlc sur Les Enfants Francais. 12-Public Speaking Contest. 98 Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Akiar. Apn Apn Apn Apn Apn bday h4ay h4ay hiay Bday h4ay bday bday h4ay hiay hlay bday Iune Iune june june Iune Iune Iune Iune lune ll 25 I5 14 I5 I6 19 21 23 39 5o 10 ll I0 ll I5-The leaf grew. If7TThC lvud came out. 17-Green in liueg Ill-Spring. no doubt! 19-At the end of the concert tonight, the audience passed out. -First evidence of Spring. Iietsy Obrig wears first print dress. J -lrofessor Charlotte Cassell demands tardy slip from pupil Hill Fulcher-and gets it! 5-April 4-M. H. S. eagerly awaits the visit of the Iiaster Bunny, 5-Mr. lfulcher appears in checkered trousers. 6-Miss Iol1nson's English 4 class harmonizes on Boo Hoo. 7-8-'1'C2lCl'lCI'Sl Baby Contest. VVere we surprised! -M. H. S. students studying novels. -Report on novels due. -Literary stall'-except Mrs. Lale-welcomes new member-a small snake. -Tea for Senior Girls Clvly dear, did you see her hat?D -Forsythia in bloom. - Sparrow brings pet snake to lunch. -Iuniors Ioyous-Junior Prom tonight. -W. P. A. orchestra in assembly. Oh, well! -lim Iiflis falls asleep in French class today-as usual. 4- Ne parlez pas, ne parlez pas. dit Mlle. Rochefort. 6-Earle Spicer serenades us during assembly. 7-CZISQIDHVC guilty! -lixams due next month. Everybody is thrilled. 1 1-Thrill departs. I4-151.01-hC Patsy presented. X8-The girls are Gone With the Wind in dresses. 19-It rained. 20-Honor Society Scholarship Bridge. -Debate in Miss Francis' English 4 classes. 14-5 more weeks till Regents. 7-We learn where Venezuela is. 2-School adjourns at 2:10. Wheel 4-Honor Society Dinner Dance. 7-l more week till Regents. 8-We study. 9-We are studying. -We will study. it- The curfew tolls the knell of parting- . I4-I 8-Guess what? Regents! -Commencement. 99 Mnkc H 21 .--l W' V2 ,lf f' au. ' ' 'V 1 f ' 'J l fix' Z a' ll is .'. lll l 4 X J :,- '1 . f rex? U - , 3' 'I f ' If -Lv 1 :-swear! WK gs E,Eg555,e fr! PMRCH Z 3 1 25. 2 77 f 1. Za, Z MZ ff 2 7' lg EW I ful? L l APRIL 4PFIL23t .-1 ,l Q M - '---'--4'- .::e.u THE 'NCHDENTS DEWCTED IN THIS CARTOON! 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A A gay hum K Al'W fs, A . A X , , pus ? fo W m f, I iw' X hh... v. My SENIOR CENSUS N graduation night thirty-seven per cent of the Senior Class will be I7 years old. Almost the same number will be 18. Seven of the youngest students will be sweet sixteen and there are three who will be 21. Eighty-one per cent were born in New York State, while others come from New Iersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Ohio, Illinois, Colorado, North Carolina, Argentina, Missouri, Texas, Oregon, Maryland, and Rhode Island. Grace Conklin was voted the Senior girl most likely to succeed. lane Herrick received the second largest number of votes, while Marianne Bevan and Charlotte Cassell tied for third. Among the boys, William Askue, Bob Howell, and Alfred Andrews are rated in that order for success in later life by the Class of 1937. Betty Ortiz, Miss M. H. S., is the most popular Senior girl, with Ieanne Savage and Lurana Allison following. Pete Sarfaty nosed out Iack Cardwell for the title of the most popular Senior boy. Fifty-six per cent of the Senior Class plan to go to college, while six are still undecided. Cornell will claim six Mamaroneck graduates next fall, Columbia five, Yale and Bates three each, while William and Mary, Williams, Duke, Fordham, New Rochelle, Connecti- cut and Princeton will receive two each. The average M. H. S. male graduate will be in business ten years from now. Science and Engineering were next in popularity as future careers, while Art, Iournalism, and Law followed. Sixty-one per cent of the girls want to have a career before marrying. The Readers Digestu is read by more of the graduating class than is The Cosmo- politan, Saturday Evening Post, or Colliers Favorite daily newspapers are 'KNew York Times, The Sun, The Herald Tribune, and The World Telegram. Twenty-nine per cent prefer swimming to playing football, basketball, tennis, or baseball. Football is the game fifty-six per cent enjoy watching most. Hockey, baseball, and basketball follow in that order. As hobbies, Seniors favor dancing, music, collections, radio, and sailing. Well, welll Clark Gable is slipping! He only ranked third as movie actor! Robert Taylor and Tyrone Power are much more popular with M. H. S. movie goers. Madeleine Carroll, Myrna Loy, Barbara Stanwyck, and Ginger Rogers come in that order as popular movie actresses. Even though Iack Benny can't play The Beef, his program is six times as popular as Fred Allen's! Bing Crosby and- Rudy Vallee also are enjoyed. Forty-eight per cent of the girls prefer a udate' who can talk well, twenty-four per cent would rather have a good dancerg twelve per cent, an escort with good looks, and sixteen per cent favor a well dressed he-man. Twentyeight per cent of the boys vote for a charming conversationalistq a like percentage want a 'Kgood looker, a good dancer is demanded by one fourth the male population, and a gal with beautiful clothes gets nineteen per cent of the boys' votes. Girls prefer boys with dark hair to those with blond locks, while boys like blondes and brunettes equally well. What kind of evening gowns do M. H. S. lads think enhance the beauty of girls? Sixty-one per cent prefer Slinky to Ufluffyl' dresses. Most Seniors endorse Iack Armstrong's Wheaties as a breakfast cereal, although oatmeal, shredded wheat, cornflakes and puffed rice are ordered. IO6 im. . A , f fm 'aw 1 ii in ,fa Q .4 ii ' Alva V f 11950 , ,h K . - , NSE' 1 N, , I Q-'ug 4 1. P , CANDID CAMERA CAPTIONS PAGE 121 PATRONS AND PATRONESSES MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL ASKUE MR. AND MRS. ALFRED W. ANDREWS MR. AND MRS. DAVID N. BEVAN MR. AND MRS. LLOYD C. CASSELL MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS WAKEFIELD COUTLEE MR. AND MRS. CARL R. DELDNG MR. AND MRS. IACQUES CIPOTI-I MR. AND MRS. HARRY ELIAS MR. AND MRS. IAMES H. S. ELLIS MR. AND MRS. H. F. FLOWERS DR. NATHAN L. HERMAN, D.D.S. DR. OTTO AND EDGAR ERNST MR. AND MRS. IOHN I. HOXVELL MR. AND MRS. A. R. KASSANDER DR. AND MRS. MCCALL MR. AND MRS. H. S. ORTIZ DR. MITCHELL POTVIN DR. WILLIAM GODFREY LEFURGY MR. AND MRS. WALTER C. REICH DR. AND MRS. CHARLES A. Roy MR. AND MRS. A. A. Russo MR. AND MRS. W. B. REINHARDT MR. AND MRS. C. R. STEPHENS MR. AND MRS. GEORGE W. STIDSTONE 109 MR. AND MRS. ERNEST L. WEILER EJWEERTHSEME TS The still? of the Muhiseun ufishes to express its thunlqs to the advertisers who, through their support, have made possible the publication of this boolq. Open All the Year AVIESTCIHIIESTIEIR YOUR COMMIEIRCIIAIL SCHOOL THE Accounting, Stcnographic and Secretarial OPPORTUNITY Courses - Day and Evening Sessions. CHALLENGI4 FOR ENTER NO'W OF NEXT INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION 1938 529 Main Street New Rochelle, N. Y. YEAR Phone: New Rochelle 2744 Send for Free Cunzlog Yon are uflmr you urs' today on ueeonnt of ufhut you din' yesterday. Where you are Ll year from now may clepencl upon whether you tlecicle today to prepare for a business position. Sold in Your School Sold in Seven Smres Compliments of -hm A. ICE E - -A- ',v--Quasar, THE WOMAN'S CLUB vwe... OF LARCHMONT IBIRIEYIEIRIS IICIE CREAM COMPANY, line. 34th St. Sc Queens Blvd. Long Island City Phone Stillwcll 4-gooo Engraving by CANTON IENGIRAVIING AND IEILIECTIROQTYIPIE CO 110 fgihse FOR HIGHER STANDARDS X, Exmblixfzea' 1 895 Qlappuz Pharmacy IIO MAMARONECK AVENUE MAMARONECK, N. Y. Where Prescriptions Get the Attention They De.ferue R. I. DIFORIO, Ph.G. G. O'BRIEN, Ph.G., Ph.Ch. PHONE 8 9 MAM'K Night or Day Business Hours-8 A. M. to II P. M. CANDID CAMERA CAPTIONS 1. Hammer heaves. 8. The art editor condenscends. 2. Skiis, trees, and-P 9. Slalom. 3. Steady? 10. Irish potato. 4. Herky. 11. A smile a day- 5. You might know it! 12. Ahoy! 6. Aw, gwanl 13. Lost again. 7. The thinker. 14. Charming Betty. ANNETTIE SHOPPE WALTER M. BAXTER CO., llnc Ladies' Apparel 83 Mamaroneck Avenue 245 Mamaroneck Avenue Hardware and Houseware: Mamaroneck, N. Y. . Sporting Goods Made to Order and Ready to Wear Frocks and Sport Wear Phone Mamaroncck IZ Mamaroncck, N. GlRANT'S GIRIEIENHOUSIE Florist Hardy Plants Floral Designs 96 Weaver Street, Larchmont, N. Y. Telephone Larchmont 811 Compliments of IF. W. WOULWOBTH CO. 139 Mamaroneck Avenue III Bus. Larchmont 543 Res. Larch. 2052 EUGENE RIVIERE Rea1Itor MANAGEMENT A1f11RA1sA1.s MORTGAGES MEMBERS REAL ESTATE BOARD ELIZABETH REVERE Insurance 134 Larchmont Ave. Larchmont, N. Y. FAMILY BAKE SHOP 1. WAGNER, Prop. 231 Mamaroneck Avenue Mamaroneck, N. Y. CANDID CAM 1 Hiram and Zeke. ERA CAPTIONS 8 . You blow through here- 2 Watch Cool-:ylv 9. Ain't love grand? 3. Sublime concentration? 10. Ma and pa. 4. Horrors! II. Sparrow 5 A watched kettle never boils. 12. Das ees triangle 6. Merry sunshine. 13. The gang. 7. Right where he belongs. 14. Quelle femme! Telephone Larchmont 823 Compliments LONGCHAMP of Restaurant and Tea Room EDWARD DAVIS, Inc. 118 Post Road Larchmont, N. Y. Music Service Educational Department of NEW YORK BAND INSTRUMENT COMPANY, rm. Everything Musical Expert Repairs on Any Instrument Special School Prices and Purchase Plan II 1 East 14th Street New York City Telephone: Mamaroneck 1698 Flowers for Graduation THOMAS SKINNER Florist West Post Road Mamaroneck, N. Y. ALLEN SPORT SHOPS, Inc. Sporting Goods 59-65 Mechanic Street LARCHMONT BOOK SHOPPE 1923 Palmer Avenue Larchmont, N. Y. Circulating Library - Greeting Cards New Rochelle, N- Y- Bridge Accessories - Iuvenile Books Open Monday, Friday, Saturday Evenings Commencement Card! Phone N' R' 5492 Hugh A. Owens Larchmont 353 II2 ugtaduates of I937. . . H WE, the members of the two service clubs representing this community, wel- come the graduating class of nineteen hundred and thirty-seven. We extend our very best Wishes for the success of each of its members. The The LIONS CLUB ROTARY CLUB of of Larchmont Larchmont II3 Compliments of MAMARONECK CIVIC CLUB FQ! 2156! SPORTING GOODS Sports Apparel Tennis Rackets Restrung COOPER'S Main Sport Shop 598 Mairn Street New Rochelle C O R T I Prescription Pharmacy A. F. Wellins, Ph.G., Prop. Under New Management! Phone Mamaroneck 1222 Compliments of NEW APEX CIeamers Rr Dyers 500 Mamaroneck Ave. Mamaroneck, N. Y. Telephone Larchmont 5085 NICOLA PIRONE Barber and Beauty Shop Machine and Maelzineless Permanents If Your Hair Isn't BECOMING To You You Should BE COMING To Us 128 Larchmont Avenue Larchmont, N. Y. NEW YORK MEN'S STORES We Sell for Less Speeializing in BOY'S and YOUNG ME.N'S WHITE FLANNELS and SPORT SHOES 244 Mamaroneck Ave. Mamaroneck, N. Y. Launders to Fastidious Folks WHITE LINEN SUITS A Specialty Telephone Larchmont 2500 LOTTIE C. DILLON MI Circulating Library Costume lewelry Gifts INDIVIDUAL LAUNDRY W. Roy HALSEY, Owner Ti'Tm TELEPHONE MAMARONECK 2840 1930 Palmer Ave. Larchmonr, N. Y. II 4 EAGILE ROCK Extra Dry Ginger Alle and Club Soda The choice of Westchester? Finest Clubs and Restaurants FOR REAL ESTATE INSURANCE For Prompt Service CALL 05 W DUDGE PHARMACY , 1941 Palmer Avenue Phone Lurchmonr 450 Compliments Tele hone: Larchmont IO 0 of P 7 THE W0MAN,S CLUB 87 Boston Post Road Uf Larchmont, N. Y. Maman-oneck Tcl. Larchmont 22.87 Formerly with Best Bc Co. PAlUlLS IHIAIIRDRESSER Specializing in Permanent Waving ro-a Chatsworth Ave. Larchmont, N. Y. Off Post Road Compliments of JOHN ADAMS HENRY, Inc. lfruifs llllll Prozlnce at W lzolesulc IJistri!m1ors of Eirdseye Frosted Foods Products Factory Rc'pre.-'enfuliues of General IF ood Products 58 Harrison Street New York City Telephones: WAlker 5-5552-3-4 Sweaters, Suits, Dresses, Costume Icwclry h Compliments of the Evening Wear TIMMINS at HHCKEY' Inc. NEW ROCHELLE MUSE. CO., Inc 1973 Palmer Avenue 46 Prospect Street Larchmont, N. Y. Lzxrchmont 1026 Yonkers, New York II Educational Institutions Everywhere have found HILLYARD PRODUCTS a source of good maintenance economy, in addition to giving the utmost in good maintenance satis- faction. Since 19o7 HILLYARD'S has been the buy- word for thousands of Institutions of learning throughout the nation. The expert knowledge of our Maintenance Engineer is at your disposal. His consultation and advices are free. Call, write or wire WALTER G. CONWAY Phone TRafalgar 7-5816 Room 428 1947 Broadway NEW YORK CITY Tclcphonc: Larclimont - Complinienfs of THE YAHN lRAlDll0 CO. Expert Radio Service and Supply Work 1929 Palmer Avenue Larchmont, N. Y. Compliments of M. H. FISHMAN CO. Sc to 811.00 Stores CANDID CAMERA CAPTIONS 1. Don't let it throw you, Charlie. 2. What! No assignment, Betsy? 3. Where's that smile, Ann? 4. The associate editor in a weak moment. . Well, lack, what do you think? . You can't keep Viola down. 7. And little Audrey laughed and laughed- 8. Look what Wheaties did! 9. Dill's heartiest supporter: that man I. T. 5 6 Those brown eyes give him away. Oh dear, and Royce not here to see her! Remember? He was born a football hero. Get on your mark, Droopyl The First of six. Not again! Boo!-Terry. Our worthy editor a nudist? Horrors! Follow through, Muriel! II The aan .fazdou Studio of WA R E S in NEW ROCHELLE is the Official Photographer for the MAHISCAN ll c e C ir e ai rn 1Fr'ench n American CAIRPIENTIERS lClE CREAM 200 Westchester Ave. White Plains, N. Y. Phone White Plains 672 Melorol Dixie Cups Sandwiches Fancy Foirrns School and College Diplomas a Specialty PECKHAM LITTLE dz CO., lnc. School and College Supplies 136-140 West 2ISI Street New York City Telephones WAtkins 9-3396-7 B IE N JI A M l N ' S New Rochelle, N. Y. Leading Outfitters to High School and College Men ,-,Q 23 Mechanic Street, New Rochelle, N. Y. CANDID CAMERA CAPTIONS 1. ls it love? 2. Mischief in disguise. Nice car. 13. 14. Speed -1- Bull I Spull. 3. Dearest lover come hack. 15. Aw Shucksl 4. Gasgoddesses. 16. Calling C Q 5. Nonchalant Charlie. 17. Teachers' Pests. 6. Temperamental or playful? 18. Brush your teeth . . . See your 7. Sunny. dentist .... 8. Sweetheart 19. Babs models. 9. What a man! 20. Sitting High. ro. Miss Modesty. 21. Mopey Dick and the Duchess. II. Stripe me pink. 22. Thumb fun. 12. Dynamic Tension. 23. Blissful Vacuity. Milk Builds Winners II Quality tells Specify Vestal' Approved Treatments Compliment: of l and THE STAHUN W A X If S A For All Types of GARAGE FLOORS - - VESTAI4 CHEMICAL LABORATORIES, INC. New York St. Louis 2415 - 3rd Ave. 4963 Manchester A Mamaroneck Plumbing Supply, Inc Plumbing, Heating, Roofers', and Oil Burner Supplies 16118 CENTER AVENUE MAMARONECK, N. Y. Telephone 2440 II9 DRESENTING your 1937 MAI-IISCAN OUR STAFF has produced a book worihy of commendafion and we wish +o express fo 'rhem our sincere Thanks and apprecia- iion for iheir efforfs in making our iaslzs lighler. Especially do we wish +o +hanlc-Mrs. Novilla Lale, facul+y s+aFF advisor-William Aslcue, John Howell, and Carl De Long for impor+an+ assisiance when and where needed. When you too need BETTER PRINTING consult Engravers -:- PRINTERS -:- Stationers 236 HUGUENOT STREET NEW ROCHELLE 2353 -6560 PRINTERS TO THE MAHISCAN MARNIS on co., lm. Fuel Chill ajiliatcd with SINRAM BRUSW Inc. Coal 288 MAIN ST., NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. Trlrplzormrz 9 r lilu 1066 New Rochelle moz - IOQ5 Fairbanks 414896 I2O NORMAN IFIINGJER ,. 9 1 ,9 4 f 3- gr ew. Lriayf' - if JE A -sg ' . 1 . JP 4. 1: i a, ,1- Vg: 4 ,j.v1uA-VL Jing :'g-,SaQ,A,?s5,-11.. L: My ' ' -Zta. 1 ' ' 7 -fry gf. ,JU v 'i::A.Tf'f. H 3 - .' '1-::'.e.1'25 yi gi . c' 5' 5 'J - r .g4,.l..q:....ra f .'is'1-we. 1 . - -.ge-, . f, ,V ' -...,,,-I A ' TT :-'-'-- L '1:'- '-'-- '-. ,..:5Q.,L fm- I' Q4 Confectionery Tobaccos ix ,Ei IE IB E X Stationery Toys lr' EIMS Soda and lce Cream Novelties Circulating Library 24 Chatsworth Ave. Larchmonr, N. Y. 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