Monticello High School - Monti Yearbook (Monticello, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1930 volume:

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RUTHERFORD Principal Al elpologg Monticello High School Faculty Front Row-Mrs. Greene, Miss Vogelgsang, Miss Eckler, Miss Revere, Miss Gardner, Miss Lawrence, Mrs. Osborn, Miss Murphy, Miss Lewis. Back Row-Mr. Kinsella, Miss Mc Intosh, Miss Jensen, Miss Tracy, Mr. Rutherford, Miss Platt, Mr. Beedle, Mr. Fallon, Mr. Somerville, Mr. Sexton. Throughout the past four years, through their untiring efforts and sincere friendship, they have helped us attain the high rank of Senior. In future years, We shall be able to attribute to them our happiness and success. v 1930 WMM Page eleven is Wye Apologggg f ,., I 1 V I 'ai .4 u I L S 5 f 1 Q, ug l lil I :Wg fqli .l I ,lvl .il' ,ll Sir, 'vi' X? f.!i il' fi l, l. l 's GENERAL CRCANIZATICN i fStudent Council It fl 3 Back Row-Miles Ellison, Herbert Colin, David Leider, Mr. Ruther- V ford, Charles Ellison, Sam Shifff, Robert Leffer, Harry Wild. I 4 Front Row-Cornelia Delaney, Mrs. Osborn, Arthur Smith, Beatrice 1 Sheiner, Jacob Nebelkopf. 5 I Arthur Smith ................................... ...... P 1'GSidG11'C Mrs. Osborn, Mr. Rutherford ...................................... SpO11S01'S The council, consisting of the presidents and vice-presidents of each class, attends to the government of the school. Charters for clubs are granted by the Student Council, assemblies are arranged, misdemeanors are corrected and the general routine of the school is supervised. The Stu- dent Council is to be commended for the improvements made during the past year. ' 1 VI vafefefenbfenva , Page twelve xr K .ff-f vveggziwd-nxw 'JSR '15 XA . ' M9 L Avica all X, fit 1 'a -0, 4 ggu' c. 11 p-, vi-,N v .-.qpnq em .go n , xy 47 fn? 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A dvisors Philip Pollack Louis Deckef Valedictorian -'--- --,---- 9 3,929 Saiu133,'COI'i2L11 ......- M ---------------- SQWJ , 1.930 Wm Page fifteen flweelolo f Page sixteen ll P 33 CELIA ASH Cei1 Interclass Basketball 3, 45 Searchlight 45 Gold Quill 45 Seventeen 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Apology Staff 3, 45 Glee Club 3. ROY BALLARD Roy ROSE D. BOCHNER Diane Apology Staff 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 45 Searchlight Club 45 Debating Club 4. VIOLA BROWN Brownie Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Capt. of Basket- ball 2, 45 Importance of Being Earnest 45 Ath. Ass'n. 45 Glee Club 3, 4. Bit VINCENT CAMPBELL Vince Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Pres. of D. C. 35 Daisy Mayme 35 Seventeen 45 Apology Staff 35 Class Officer 1, 25 Ath. Ass'n. 45 Searchlight Club 4. 93 Ufafafif cfefcyfww Kg 'Wye Aipolloxgg DOROTHY CARPENTER Carpy Interclass Basketball 15 Class Officer 35 Library Club 4. CLIFTON CASE Cliff Apology Staf 35 Glee Club 4. GLADYS CASE ' Casey Apology Staff 35 Interclass Basketball 3, 45 Searchlight Club 45 Class Officer 45 Pres. of Library Club 4. ' . JULIUS COHEN . Julio Football 45 Library Club 4. RALPH COHEN Q COhny Debating Club 4. 5 , X841 1.930 Cz Page seventeen QW? Apoloqg f DOROTHY CODDINGTON ffooddyv Interclass Basketball 23 Basketball 3, 43 Vice-Pres. of Ath. Ass'n. 43 Llbrary Club 4. EEE LOUIS DECKER Louie,' Class Officer 4g Interclass Basketball 4g Salutatorian. DOROTHY FEDERV Dot Interclass Basketball 43 Glee Club 3, 4. - ' El lil lil NATHAN FEINBERG 'V'Nate Football 2, 35 Cheer Leader 33 Basket- ball 45 Orchestra 3, 443 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Importance of Being Earnestn 4. El El FLORENCE FRANKEL Florence 1 300 www Page eighteen Qllllje Apelogg HELEN GAGER Bubbles Searchlight Club 4g Interclass Basket- ball 2, 3g Class Officer 1, 2'g Dramatic Club 3, 45 Importance of Being Earn- est 43 Seventeen 43 Glee Club 3, 4. E El HARRIET GRAY Little Nell HYMAN GOLDSTEIN Young Bull Football 43 Interclass Basketball 2, 3. EEE NATHAN GOLDSTEIN Murphy Interclass Basketball 35 Football 4. IDA HOROWITZ Ida Interclass Basketball 3. M MV01930 Page nineteen -Q Page twenty Wye Apologgg RAYMOND JACKSON Ray Stage Manager of Importance of Be- ing Earnest 4. 5 ezmlm BENJAMIN J. KAPLAN -'Benn Pres. of Searchlight- Club 45 Football 45 Importance of Being Earnest 45 Apology Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual 45 Li- brary Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Interclass Basketball 3, 45 Editor, Apology 45 Base- ball 4. IEEE SAMUEL R. KRISTT Kris,' Mgr. of Baseball 45 Interclass Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual 45 Football 45 Seventeen 45 Ath. Ass'n. 45 Glee Club 45 Library Club 4. JOSEPH KUTCHER Joe Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Seventeen 45 Class Officer 15 Base- ball 3, 45 Pres. of Debating Club 45 Li- brary Club 45 Glee Club 4. ISADORE LASHINSKY 5 Izzy Apology Staff 3, 4. I Q g GEORGE MAASS Maisy Ap0l0gy-4g Interclass Basketball 3, 4g Cap't. Interclass Basketball 43 Base- ball 4. ' IW EF! IW 2I li LI ELEANOR MAINE Ollie'l Glee Club 3, 43 Pres. of Glee Club 3, 43 Searchlight Club 43 f'Daisy Maymeu 33 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 3 Apology Staff 4. EI E its MARGARET MCCLERNON 3 Maggie'f Interclass Basketball 3, 4. JAMES MITCHELL 'fYmca Mg-'r. of Basketball 43 Gold Quill 43 Ath. Ass'n. 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Apology Staff 4. - HAROLD MOSKOWITZ Mosky Searchlight Club 4,3 Pres. of Gold Quill 43 Debating Club 43 Football 3, 43 Inter- class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 33 Apology StaH 43'Library Club 3, 4g Base- ball 4. fllfjc Aipologg j ffm ,W , 1930 ff Page twenty-one A Q Z' We Apologg 1 SIDONIA MURRAY Sid Importance of Being Earnest 4. MARTHA NEFSKY Marthy Interclass Basketball 33 Gold Quill 45 Dramatic Club 3, 4g Pres. of Dram. A Club 4, Debating Club 4. El E SAMUEL M. NEMET Cap'n Football 3, 4, Cap't. of Football 43 Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 4, Annual 45 ,. Ath. Ass'n. 43 Library Club 3, 4, Search- ? light Club 4. PHILIP POLLACK Phil Track 33 Searchlight Club 45 Library . Club 4, Valedictorian. IEEE SAM ROSEN Butch Baseball 2, 3, 4, Cap't. 4, Pres. of Ath. Ass'n. 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4g Interclass Basketball lg Class Officer 2, 35 Library Club 2, 3, 4. Page tw enty-two We QIPQIQQEB EDITH RAYMOND Eedie Seventeen 45 Apology Staff 15 In- terclass Basketball 1. ROSE ROSENHECK Rosy Gold Quill 45 Apology Staff 4. SOPHIE H. RUBIN So:Ee Interclass Basketball 3, 45 Searchlight Club 45 Mr, Pim 35 Seventeen 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Pres. of Dram. Club 45 Apology Staff 3, 45 Annual 45 Gold Quill 4. EEE MARION L. SHAPIRO 5 Mauna Dramatic Club 3. 45 Daisy Maymev 35 Mr, Pim 35 Importance of Being Earnest 45 Apology Staff 45 Glee Club 35 Searchlight Club 4. EEE BEATRICE SHEINER Bee Searchlight Club 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Daisy Mayme 3, Mr. Pim 35 Pres. of Class 45 Apology StaH 45 An- nual 4. fww 1.930 Page twenty-three We Apologg 2 BENJAMIN SEIGAL Benny Football 45 Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 45 'Seventeen 4, Class Officer 2. ARTHUR SMITH Redskin Pres. G. O., Searchlight Club ,4g Li- brary Club, 3, 43 Gold Quill 4, Dramatic Club 3, 43 Apology Staff 3, 4, Seven- teen 4, Annual 4. Track 3, Interclass Basketball 3. Page twenty-foufr' 1.930 PHILIP SPINELLI Phil Football 45 Interclass Basketball 3, 4. ROSE STRACHMAN Rose Dramatic Club 3. LEONARD TAYLOR Skinny' 2 1 si A 4.-4 . , W.. . ' s f e gl fi 'I lv of 6 J Z ,fi 1 H 1 l 7 l 3 Q We Agpvollorgg ZILLA TOWNER , ' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Cap't, ball 33 Apology 3. FRED TURNER Football 45 Basketball 4. IEEE JACK VAN WERT Scenery Committee 4. Zeke' of Basket- Buck' 'Slack' MARGARET WASHINGTON Marge' Interclass Basketball 4. 4 EI El .HARRY WILD Justinian Interclass Basketball 2, 35 Mgr. of Track 43 Ath. Ass'n. 45 Class Officer 45 Searchlight Cllrb 45 Apology 4. M1930 WWVM Page twenty-five 'K Q We Apelegcgg ff Page twenty-six CARL WILENSKY x S0HI1Y Library Club 43 Pres. of Library Club 4. GEORGE YORK Red Mgr. of Football 4: Interclass Bas- ketball 13 Ath. Ass'n. Ll. ff HERBERT LEVINE Herb OTHER SENIORS DORA WISHNEFSKY MADELINE WHEAT DRUSILLA STACKHOUSE HOBERT BATES ISADORE GORDON GEORGE NEMET IRVING NESS LEO DILLON SARAH BROWN MARY CONWAY ROSE EPSTEIN DOROTHY HERTZ MARION LODERHOSE FANNIE NEBELKOPF LILLIAN SMITH MARJORIE STRATTON 1.980 A wtf-ww QJWQ ALHQQHQLQQEQ5 f 1.930 Page twenty-seven qi Q Wye apollorgg A Hisroar or THE CLASS or 1930 iilli.-. Foul- yeafs ago a group of boys and girls became the Freshmen of the Monticello High School. At last we had attained our goal, actually to belong to a high school and carry big and imI3F9SSiV9.100k1Ug b001FS- Life began to have for us a bigger meaning, a greater interest. How eager we were to show our school spirit, and with what great obedience did we observe every rule and regulation. How thrilled we were at every new student activity. With Helen Gager as our president, we took our place as the Class of 1930 and strove to perpetuate our name. A year had passed, and the members of the Class of '30, now full fledged Sophomores, began to take their places in the different school or- ganizations. The Dramatic Club, which had just been organized, included four Sophomores, and the Sophomore athletic teams were beginning to mean something to their opponents. We no longer thought of ourselves as being high school students in the abstract sense of the word, student life was becoming real and fascinating to us, with its many duties and pleasures. We still adhered faithfully to Student. Council regulations, try- ing to set an example to the Freshmen, for whom we were beginning to feel responsible, having steered our own way through the bewildering newness. September, 1928, and we were Juniors. Athlast we had reached the class of classes, for to every student the Junior year is the most ideal. The experience he has acquired in the past two years and the fact that he has but one more year to spend in the school make him anxious to cram the most into the third year. Consequently it is filled with the happiest memories. It is the richest of all the years. Having become Juniors, some of us were admitted as members of the Cold Quill, and the class was also represented in the High School Orchestra. It was in this year also that we recollect. the coming of Mr. Rutherford, our principal, and how we each promised to ourselves to help him bring glory to our school. And , all through the years, from class to class, we see the kind guiding hand of our beloved friend and advisor Mrs. Osborn, whom we shall never forget. IH April of this year, the Junior Prom was held. This dance, among the many others given, will be the most remembered by the school. The Q zsaoww Page twenty-eight 'Tifye Alpollogg gym had an air of formality and tradition such as it never had before. All that was fine and beautiful seemed to be evident that night. In June of this year eight of our classmates were chosen as members of the Monticello High School honorary society, the Searchlight Club. Time- flies. It seems as though We were just Freshmen and yet We have been attending school for quite some time under the awe inspiring title of Senior. Our classmates have filled the different positions that can be occupied only by Seniors, and are carrying on the standards of the school. Seven more of our classmates haveentered the Searchlight Club to help carry on the high aim of that society, which is to inspire students to greater efforts in all branches of study and curriculum. The Debating Club has been organized through the initiative of certain Seniors and Juniors. The Senior boys have at last attained what they have striven for these past three years, the Interclass Basketball Championship. Our president of the Student Organization will long be remembered for his everlasting smile and sunny good nature. With Beatrice'Sheiner, our class president, as our representativein the Student Council, We have brought about many improvements and innovated new ideas. As a lasting monument to our memory the Class of 1930 has had pub- lished this yearbook, dedicated to our beloved friend and advisor, Mrs. Annette F. Osborn. CLASS OFFICERS Freshmen Year Junior Year Gager ,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,.,..,.. ,President Rosen .............,.................. President Campbell , ,,,,,.,,,,,.... Vice-President Carpenter .............. Vice-President Sophomore Year A Senior Year Campbell .....,.................. President Sheiner. ....................... Q .... President Rosen ........ ....... V ice-President Wild ...... .............. V ice-President ' -Martha Nefsky. 1.930 Page twenty nine ii A - Wye Apolloigg tickets from Viola Brown to see Bee Sheiner in her imitation of Fanny Brice in Bee Herself. We were ushered in by Margaret Washington. We opened our programs and then saw a familiar face staring up' at us from an Arrow Collar advertisement. It was Raymond Jackson. The curtain went up first on a Ziegfeld chorus. There in the first row were Edith Raymond, Gladys Case, and Margaret McClernon. Among the male members of the cast were Philip Pollack, Nate Feinberg, and Fred Turner. Izzie Lashinsky was imitating Harry Langdon. We went back stage and saw Hobert Bates fixing the lights and pulling the curtain. On the stage we saw Rose Bochner playing her violin, accompanied by Dora Wishnefsky on the piano, and James Mitchell on the sax. By this time, it was no longer a surprise to see familiar faces and people filling their positions in life. Be it sufficient to say that during the performance we saw Dorothy Feder leading a 'boys' chorus, Dorothy Hertz and George Nemet doing esthetic dancing, and Dorothy Coddington together with Flor- ence Frankel doing a sister act. Among the celebrities present were: Art Smith, the mayor of Chicago, Philip Spinelli,,the .famous Army football star, Rose Epstein, the noted philanthropistg Dorothy Carpenter, the notorious corespondent of the Jackson.-Campbell divorce case at which Sam Nemet was judgeg Martha Nefsky, the famous poet, and Lillian Smith, the author of a book on philosophy. V After the show, we met Eleanor Maine and Marion Loderhose, who had become hostesses at Syracuse University, and a1so'Mary Conway and Harriet Gray who were operating an Old Maid's Home where Vincent Campbell was chief entertainer and where Ben Kaplan was janitor. They also informed me that Ben Seigel was their exclusive dentist and that Julia Cohen's sons conducted a checkroom there, the proceeds of which went to the Apology. . It behooves me to say that one and only one member of this honorable class, Joe Kutcher, suiered the disgrace of being committed to Sing Sing because of squeezing the buffaloes on nickels to a horrible death. -Staff. ll I ' U 'T all F Q W ADW WWI930 A Page tim ty one Q9 A ed eldo Will ll 935 I . 4 l . Birnbaum Brown Cooke Cooke Ellison Ford Bell Cohen Davies Fishman Friedman Goldberg Greene Page thirty-two JUNICR CLASS BOYS , Frank Motl Sawitz Greenstein Nebelkopf Schiff Greenwald Pelton Sharoff Johnson Pollack Silverman Karchmer Probst Ursaner Marcus Saltman Wishnefsky Schaecter GIRLS Harder Litts Schock Harris, A. Melberg Solnitzsky Harris, E. Milofsky Tyler Harris, F. Parish Van Wert Jackson Rasch Walsh Klayman Richardson Whipple Krukin Rosenheck Wilensky Qgflllffye klpoloigg L Davidoff Dragon Drobysh DuBois, G. DuBois, D. Duggan Eberhard Eldridge Farber Frank Albonesi Avery Berman Bowers Burns Gallery, J. Gallery, R. Clements Conklin g SQPHGMGRE CLASS Gerson Gibber Goodgion Greenberg Greenspan Gross Katzman Kelly . Kiersted Kornblum Davidoff Daucher Donowitz Falkin Glaser Gordon Hall Harris Hertz BOYS Kristt Kurthy Kutcher Leffer S Leider Levine Liff Lyons Manulkin Martin GIRLS Hilliard, I. Hilliard, M. Kewley Kirson Motl Ness Pittaluga Poriotis Prince 1.930 McCormick Morman Parish Perkins Ramsey Rosen Rubin Sawitz Shapiro Simons Robinson Rosenstein Rubin Schaeehter Sehoch Segar Smith Spar Spinelli X Skolnik Turner Weiss Avery Beiley Birnbaum Brown Gase Cohen Stackhouse Stewart Streifer Stalker Trowbridge Tuck Ursaner VanOrden Uretsky Page tlmty tim GP i f Wye Apologjigg , Albrecht Bradley Brown Chandler Coddington Cohen Cooper Crispell Countryman Crowley Daucher Davies Edwards, L. Edwards, J. Erteschik Backer Boyd Brown, E. Brown, H. Calkin Conway - Corgill Couch Delaney Eherts Ford Page tim ty-four FRESHMAN CLASS Feder Frank Garbler Geller Glaser Glick Gordon Gregory Gross Guthartz Hocker Horton Jacobson J assem Jenkins Friedman Fuller Goldstein, Goldstein, Greenspan Hale Hanlon Harris, J. Harris, M. Hickey BOYS Johnson Murran Sanford Jones Murray Schramm Judson Needleman Schulman Keator Osborn, L. Shiells Klein Osborn, M. Shiff Kroeger Panchyshyn Spar Leibowitz Pelton Stein Levinson Perlmutter Stratton Mann Pfeif er Towner Meddaugh Plotkin Vinnik Mendelson Raiten Tyler Merritt Ramsay Wallace Moskowitz Robinson Weinstein Mulvey Rogers Woods GIRLS L Jacobs Sklar Sidel Jassem Ogden Spar Kinch O'Reilly Spinelli Kaufmann Parish Strachman Kilcoin Poland Strobel Mankes Pritchard Swarthout McClernon Resnick Voss McCormack Schoonmaker Wheat Mitchell Schulz Williams Morman Shapiro Yankelowitz I Ofafenvf Cfafcyqymnva qi Q 1'a '4f1 1 05. asf? N al' im, mama. XVQ'-i g em. WLENTBQ vA N va f-1 N F Dwi? Hx gm N gb M-ggi ,Ea 512394, eg N QL- Q SN Elma Vmjfiggvx AW. A5 A new wig 5? is S3 mix- Q 'mfgwem VHQQK f, Ja? tgB LwQ4-gk. -F' .LQn...... llf I 1: ' ' Act I. I 3, 1: Come, sit down, every motheois' son, 1, ' And Tehearse your parts. ' ' -Hamlet. ' 1 - O Q C. ' b 1 . 1 . , . 1 'Q N ! Q u .I I 5 i 1 K i xi Wye elpoloxgg SEARCI-ILIGI-IT CLUB Front Row-Harold Moskowitz, Eleanor Maine, Rose Bochner, Benjamin Kaplan, Beatrice Sheiner, Marion Shapiro, Harry Wild. ' Back Row-Celia Ash, Philip Pollack, Helen Gager, Vincent Camp- bell, Miss Tracy, Arthur Smith, Gladys Case, Sam Nemet, Sophie Rubin. Benjamin Kaplan ....... ................ P resident Beatrice Sheiner ....... ....... V ice-President Eleanor Maine ....... ............. S ecretary Rose Bochner ...... ......... T reasurer Miss Tracy ...................................................................... Sponsor The nfteen members of the Searchlight Club, the Monticello High School honorary society, are chosen because of their high standing in scholarship and extra-curricular Work. Their purpose is to spur the lower classmen on to a higher interest in the Monticello High School curriculum. Page thirty-seven Wye Apoloigiitk? ,- K 3281, sw sg ,, i M fe, DRAMATIC CLUB Front Row-Frances Friedman, Martha Nefsky, Sophie Rubin, Miss Eckler, Marion Shapiro, Celia Ash, Vivienne Goldberg, Mildred Fishman, Helen Gager. Center Row-Beatrice Sheiner, Eleanor Maine, Alice Wilensky. Back Row-Vincent Campbell, Arthur Smith, William Johnson, Arn- old Ford, Lawrence Cooke, Nathan Feinberg, Robert Lyons, Earl Peck, Sydney Schaecter. Sophie Rubin ....... ............................ P resident Beatrice Sheiner ..... ......... S ecretary-Treasurer Miss Eckler ...................................................................... Sponsor The year 1927 saw the curtain rise on a new organization, the Tragi- Comedian Club, under the supervision of Miss Woodruff. It has each year added to' its popularity and is now one of the most successful societies in the school. It has provided people With histrionic experience for the Senior plays. .May the friendliness and jollity which characterized its meetings long be remembered and continue to exist at all the future meetings of this club. Page thirty-eight Tcklolo U' il ii as ooro QUILL Front Row-Celia Ash, Mildred Tyler, Martha Nefsky, Sophie Rubin, Frances Friedman. . Back Row-Sarah Brown, James Mitchell, Harold Moskowitz, Miss Vogelgsang, Jacob Brown, Arthur Smith, Rose Rosenheck. Harold Moskowitz .......... ....... P resident Mildred Tyler .......... ....... S ecretary Miss Vogelgsang .................................,.......................... Sponsor A feather fell from the tail of a golden eagle and thus came the Gold Quill into existence. Three years has this club expounded the beauties of the physical and ethereal world, gaining for itself considerable notice, not only in our own school, but from schools with which our efforts have been exchanged. For the sake of this organization, may life's realities never cease to hold its charm. Page tlzirty-'nine filled ollo A ll ll as f LIBRARY CLUB Front Row-Harold Moskowitz, Gladys Case, Carl Wilensky, Vivienne Goldberg, George Nemet. ' Back Row-Julius Cohen, Philip Pollack, Miss Platt, Arthur Smith, Dorothy Carpenter, Joseph Kutcher, Sam Rosen. Absentees-Dorothy Coddington, Pauline Davies. Carl Wilensky ..... .................. P resident Gladys Case ....... ......... V ice-President George Nemet ..... ........... S ecretary Miss Platt ......... ....... S ponsor This club Was organized for the purpose of assisting the librarian in her many and various duties. As a result of this organization, the student body has received added privileges and great benefits. 1930061 Awww Page forty glibc Gipollogg ffl l I 'z ll l lr 33 ,1 il ' w l DEBATINC CLUB i is l 1 Front Row-Martha Nefsky, Lawrence Cooke, Louise Harder, ,, E l , Joseph Kutcher, Mildred Fishman. Back Row-Rose Bochner, Benjamin Seigel, Miss Revere, Mr. Fallon, N Ralph Cohen, Harold Moskowitz, Sarah Brown. i Joseph Kutcher ............................................................ President Louise Harder .................,.. .................. V ice-President i Lawrence Cooke .................. ......... S ecretary-Treasurer Mr. Fallon, Miss Revere ...... ......................... S ponsors l . l For..tlge purpose of developing rhetoric and logic, a few ambitious 1 students .oifganized the Debating Club. They have by competitive try- l outs, chosen as members, pupils with self-possession and self-expression. l May they have many victories and gain glory for Monticello,,High School. Page forty-onel . .1 !. 34' CLUBS We ayslsgg NCT S PICTURED gi-f1-,-i-1 simis' GLEE CLUB Eleanor Maine ...------- it --------------- -----------' ' P I esgdenfl Miss Gardner ....---- ' f Oac BOY S' GLEE CLUB 4 V Hobert Bates ....------- f ------------------ ------------------ --------- P I' esident Miss Mclntosh, M12 F311011 ----- ------ Qcoachesg BE SQUARE I CMathematics Clubb A ,, oiarice Hertz ............................... .............--------------- ----- P 1 'esident Molly Berman ,-,,-,,-,.,.,-,,,,,.,,,-,, ,.,,.., V ice-President Miss Murphy, Miss Tracy ......... L ---------- Sponsors EX LIBRIS CSophomore English Clubb ' Murray Beiley ............................................ Q ................. President Virginia Ness ........... ...... V ice-President Madeline Hilliard ...... ,,,,,,,,,,, S ecretary Tania Donowitz ....... ,,,,,,,, T reasurer Miss Vogelgsang ..... ,,,,,,,, S 13011501- Nathan Feinberg Joe Woods Isabel Boyd James Mitchell Dora Wishnefsky ' Page forty-two ORCHESTRA Rose Boehner Harold Shapiro Hobert Bates Robert Lyons Russell Pelton Leader, Miss Gardner 1.930 ff-cffcfffefw V T . I + 1 -N-vewdn 4951, W' mx w. 'GK xx 'i' ffm rjgqiwmm QSM Nwmbmgyif 1162? 45,431 my 1 mewxgqiig ws Q M' 5 W eggs? f'QvqX'7,sQ'5y'? WS W' y X Neg, MQW? ww-5 ,Ip MMA? My M21 grfjiga 935 'iww mmf www M M my M W- ,W wtf- K Q mg: ,Q m5mz.n,?TE fi? I +I 4 Act II. N ' If I had cc thzmdevbolt m mme eye, 4: I can tell who should clown. Q As You Like If. 'u lb! ll-N Qfillje Apologg APGLOGY STAFF . Benjamin J. Kaplan ....... ...,....,,,.,..,,.,,,., E ditor Sophie Rubin ............ ........ A ssoeiate Editor Sam Nemet ........ ........ A ssociate Editor Arthur Smith ........ ........................ B usiness Manager Sam Kristt ............ ...,..... A ssistant Business Manager Beatrice Sheiner ......... .................................. A rt Editor Miss E. Vogelgsang ....... ....... S ponsor Mr. T, P. Fallon ....... ....... S ponsor 'A 4.930 fwfffivefafffe Page forty-five A We Apollo1gg APCLOGY STAFF Magazine Front Row-Beatrice Sheiner, Rose Rosenheck, Rose Bochner, MISS Vogelgsang, Sophie Rubin, Celia Ash, Marion Shapiro, Eleanor Maine Alice Wilensky. I Back Row-Isidore Lashinsky, James Mitchell, Milton Kristt, Hai rv Wild, Arthur Smith, George Nemet, Ralph Cohen, Benjamin Kaplan, M1 Fallon, Lawrence Cooke, Sam Karchmer, Harold Moskowitz, Philip Pol lack, Robert Silverman. Page forty-six ADVISORY BOARD Benjamin Kaplan, '30 .................................,,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,., Editor Lawrence Cooke, '31, Robert Silverman, '31 .... Assoc. Editors Afthul' Smith, '30 ................................,...,,,. Business Manage1' Samuel Karchmer, '31, George Nemet, '30 ....,...,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,, Business Managers Miss Vogelgsang, Mr. Fallon .........,,,.,,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, Advisors 1.930 af We Alpefezgg I t. rw Z. -2 '13 K v-V 5 P 9 P THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNESTH 5 Presented October 25, 1929 E I' EI 'Ei T, H M. .'- 1 , L. ? . P E ' HSEVENTEENH L D Presented March 28, 1930 l.930Mf E c! Page f'o1'ty-seven X K l x .Ii I J Ati --,Y - + , Igxiwxx , Xfxw .l Q5 21- 5 W QQ .V 73 H I I I I Q I I s I I ' I Q '- I 2 iiv I 1 I I I I I I I 33, I I I 1 H I 1 I I 6 I ,I II QI III , B , I I II II' I I I I I I I I I I II Ia la II I1 I II II II ,I I 3 i f - SENIOR INTERCLASS TEAM iiii it School Champions Front Row-Kristt., Seigal, Captain Maass, Decker, Nemet. Back Row-Moskowitz, Kutcher, Coach Wild, Kaplan, Spinelli. Climaxing four years of hard playing, the Seniors made their last season the most successful of any class team ever to play at Monticello High School. In thirteen games they were defeated only twice, once by a team which had played the varsity and the other time by a hard-fighting Eighth Grade team. In the playoff for the Interclass Championshi the D, Juniors were defeated 7-11. The games played during the season are listed below: Games Won SODTIOIHOFGSFK . Webb-Hortons of Middletown Ffeshmenbk . . Monticello Bearcats, twice Libertxsemorsf twlce Murray s Warriors Faculty Mountaindale Union School Games Lggt J uniorsi-Championship Game Hurleyville tlnterclass Games Eight Gfadezi Page fifty-one WW Qlpollogg 'Wye dgpvolloigg f I 1 1 3 l Nl. I-I. S. A. A. Front Row-Sam Nemet, Dorothy Coddington, Viola Brown, Miss Revere, Vincent Campbell, Sam Rosen. Back Row-Hobert Bates, Richard Cooper, Samuel Kristt, Mr. Sex- ton, Mr. Somerville, James Mitchell, Mr. Rutherford, Harry Wild. Sam Rosen .................. .................... P resident Dorothy Coddington ...... .......... , .... V ice-President Vincent Campbell ..... ........ S ecretary-Treasurer Mr. Rutherford ........ .........,,.,,,,,,,...,..,, S ponsor The association, formed this year, has had control of athletics. It - has done very much to systematize athletics and to bring order out of chaos. Granting of letters and emblems, among other things, are in the hands of the organization. Page fifty-two 1.930 WWW We elgprollorgg COACHES SOMERVILLE AND SEXTON Victory is not the only Way to judge a coach's ability. In fact, We honestly say We admire Mr. Somerville and Mr. Sexton not so much for the athletic conquests our teams have made, but rather for their splendid examples of true sportsmen, in the real sense of the word. Whether in defeat or victory, by their fairness, and friendliness, they have Won a Warm spot in the hearts of the students of Monticello High School. Page fifty-three fllllye klpoloigg ff 1 l i FooTBALL1929 First Row-Ramsay, Turner, Feder, Leifer, Cohen, Kaplan. Second Row - Coach Sexton, Captain-Elect Silverman, Raiten, Kutcher, Captain Nemet, Perkins, Gordon, Frank, Manager York. Last Row--Bates, Feingold, Cooper, Spinelli, H. Goldstein, Levine, Lyons, N. Goldstein, Moskowitz, Siegal, Ford. . Under Coach Sexton the team had the most successful season of any Monticello High School football team. The line was considered by almost all opposing coaches as the best they had come up against. The big game with Walton was a moral Victory for Monticello when the boys succeeded in holding the upstate team to a 6-6 tie. The scores for the season areas follows: MonticeQQo ............................ 6 Warwick ,---.,,,,,,. ,,.,, 0 Monticelo ........ ....... 6 O Tannersville ,--,,, -,,.- 0 M0ntiCeQQO ........ ..... . U48 Downsville ,,,,-,, ,.,-- O Monticello ........ ....... 2 5 Tannersville .-,,., ---,- 0 MonticeQQo ........ .,,.,,, 6 Wg,lt.0n ---.-,,,-,-,- .,.-- 6 Monticelo ........ ....... 4 0 Downsville ,..,.,, -,-,, 0 MOHtiC6QlO ........ ,,,,,,, 0 Ggshq-311 ----,---------'- -.------ 6 MOHUCGQQO ........ ....... O Poughkeepsie -,-, ,-------- 1 9 Monticello ........ ....... 0 Spring ,Valley ,,,,,,,,- .,,,,..., 1 3 MonticeQQo ........ ..,,,., 1 3 Warwick --,,-,-.---- ----- 0 Peng e fifty-four QP .L QQWQ elpolloigciig BASKETBALL '29-'30 W Front Row--Sam Rosen, Captain-Elect Barney Frank, Captain Bates, Robert Silverman, Sam Raiten. Back Row-Manager Mitchell, Jack Prolost, Charles Eberhardt, Wal- ter Parish, Coach Somerville. The boys had a fairly successful season due to the tireless efforts of Coach Somerville, who came to Monticello High School this winter at a time of great duress and turned a losing team into one that opponents respected and feared. The schedule of the games played is as follows: Woodridge ' C23 Saugerties Matamoras C23 Middletown Liberty C25 Alumni Ellenville Q23 Hurleyville New Paltz C2 Page fifty-five . qi We hlpolongg GIRLS' BASKETBALL '29-,SO Left to Right--Captain-Elect' Shock, Stratton, Towner, Captain Brown, Nebelkopf, Ford, Coddington, Green, Pittaluga, Litts. L The girls had a fairly successful season under the leadershipof Cap- tain Viola Brown. Brown, Towner, Stratton, Coddington, and Nebelkopf, Q played their last season for Monticello High School. The teams met during the season are as follows-Hurleyville, Liberty twice, Tannersville twice, Honesdale twice, Otisville twice, Ellenville twice, Mountaindale twice. Page fifty-six fwmfwzaaow d Week oflo U' AIG., P ia Junior Varsity, above-Turner, Neniet, Schii, Wild, Goldstein, Leier, Manager Mitchell, Coach Somerville. Track, below-Captain Dick Cooper, Manager Harry Wild, Coach Somerville. . cv cfcmvfmva, Page fifty-seven Q 2 We dpolloigliig H BASEBALL, 1930 ' Front Row-Gordon, Maass, Kutcher, Capt. Rosen, Kaplan, Murray, Frank. ' Second Row-Ursaner, Perkins, Moskowitz, Silverman. Back Row-Manager Kristt, Bates, Parish, Eberhardt, Coach Som- erville. With six lettermen and much promising material, a good season is expected. The schedule which follows is the largest and most ambitious ever to be undertaken by a Monticello High School baseball team. The schedule : Page fifty-eight Hurleyville Middletown Warwick Oneonta Matamoras Poughkeepsie Liberty C25 Saugerties Goshen Kingston Alumni-Faculty C23 Faculty QM! 006 up c!8! M WSG Alpwffmgg YTG 1 2253 N. G-olrl5fQiY? H- Go! dbfb o Clclogc-E' n K' QEQHQ Flo-5 Kowilfg, Yfsfz. Ramsey Fjzf' KIDS Kms H - I . 4. Wg' 2'arK Qafzijkg-E: ga U. I Q 5 758225 ' afN'5lc, f'f.av1l'C Rosen pro D545 R-alta I1--f .su we wma Eberna F'e.x-'Jvc Turnc, Girls Brown Ol 'Vow Scnoc, lk Codd Gigi-Io 5+f'.5l Nelacpl Ko 1+-Pj 'YUTf'cbf2 JZISQJDCEIH. R.oSCH'C 12,qr'usb Q-O r-Aon-1 C'r.anK. 'OEPF65 KU+cbe 4' fren Page fifty-nine We hlpollogg MARSY MAINTAINS By MARSY Practice for the first football game of the year with Warwick was being held daily. Moskowitz, the toughest man on the'Monticello squad came late for practice a few times. Finally Coach Sexton asked him what was the matter. Mosky replied that there was a meeting of the poetry club and that he had to be present. Whereupon came the famous reply, What are you anyway, a football man or a poet? In the Poughkeepsie game it was not true that luck is that which comes with work, for Monticello worked hard and the luck was with Poughkeepsie. They scored two touchdowns in the final five minutes of play. P Monticello journeyed to play the strong Spring Valley team. In the first quarter Monticello bucked Spring Valley's line for about six first downs but lost the ball on the twenty-yard line. In the second quarter Monticello made another half-dozen first downs only to lose the ball on the twenty-five yard line. In the third and fourth quarters, we made a number of first downs only to lose the ball near the goal. Q In the last quarter our old weakness in the passing game showed itself. Spring Valley scored two touchdowns, one on an intercepted heave, the other on a long pass. Monticello also took a close game from Matamoras, in basketball. Later in the season Monticello journeyed to Martamoras for a return game. I believe it was on this trip that Barney Frank went into a church and listened to a clergyman warn his congregation of the evils of strong drink. He ended with I hope the day will come when every bottle of bootleg liquor will be taken away and emptied into the nearest river. Now, what hymn shall we sing ? Here Barney replied, Let.'s sing hymn num- ber 13, 'Shall We Gather at the River 'Z' One of the most interesting and exciting games ever seen on a Mon- ticello court was played between Liberty and Monticello. The winning point was made in the last few seconds of play, final score 23-22, in favor of Liberty. V It was at this stage of the season that for the first time in many years the Monticello boys showed a lack of interest in their favorite sport of basketball. They lost a return game with Liberty, one each with Middle- town, Alumni and Matamoras. Then they beat a weak Tannersville team. The following week, with the arrival of a new coach, Mr. Somerville, known for his Heads up, now, C'mon, c'mon, let's look alive out theref' they beat Woodridge, then Saugerties, and later trounced Ellenville on their own court. New Platz Normal was also defeated twice. Page sixty LANDFIELD AVE. GARAGE . Storage Accessories Repairs l.l.. - I-Iupmobile Sales and Service Ralph S. Washington, Prop. Official Photographer OI' 1930 Apology ..l1i1l- THOMPSON STUDIOS Gordon-Dailey Auto Sales, Inc. Chevrolet Sales and Service Storage Towing Phone 19 nllgllllyl lllllllllll NNA JETTI0 SHOES FOR WOMEN AAAAA to E'Sizes 1 to 12 Footwear for Every Occasion Levyis Shoery Monticello, N. Y. IlllllIIllllIIIIIllIIIllllllIlIIllIllllllllllllllllllllll A. P. FLEISCHER Dealer in Colonial, Zenith, Sterling Radios Jenkins Radiovisors Television Parts, Accessories, Repairs 246 Broadway Phone 447 MQNTICELLG, N. Y. Hornbeck Calkin M' H' BHXIMH1 A Insurance National Union Bank Bldg. MQNTICELLO, N. Y. Furniture A RugS Authorized Dealer in Majestic Radios CHAINS PHARMACY THE REXALL 'DRUG STORE Monticello Inn City Market Fish, Fruits, Vegetables Half Way between New Groceries York and Binghamton ' The Ideal Hotel ii? G. Machson, Prop. Tel. l49 MINUTE DELIVERIESC Saltzman 81 Paslikow A Tel. 296 HAMMOND cf COOKE DEPARTMENT STORE Outfitters to M. H. S. Students and Faculty Since 1904 Sam Nerrie Isidore Cohen TAXI SERVICE Monticel1o's Leading Hardware Merchant Transporter of M. H. S. i Teams to and from 5 Glorious Victory and Forlorn Defeat Tel- 2731 Tel. 405 MONTICELLO, N. Y. PPHILIP J. GUSAR. Ph.G. Pharmacist and Chemist ,..l1.i1T- 290 B roadway lXlONTlCEl,LO, N. Y. Park Restaurant The Eating Place of Quality Sea Flood A Specialty Geo. Karamachedis, Prop, Block SZ SCllll1l1l2':l1l Former Schoolboys are glad to be able to oHe1' this little assistance to the Schoolboys of the Present. Success to Your Future Block X Schulman ALBANY BU Illlllllllllllllll nnnn SIN ESS COLLEGE Courses of Study 1930 'ADMINISTRATIVE COURSES General Business Secretarial A t Ccoun ancy Executive Secretarial Business Administration STANDARD COURSES Bookkeeping Sh h ort and Complete Commercial SPECIAL COURSES Banking FT 1 ing Business Machines I Write for Catalog or call for Conference 83 N. Pearl St. ALBANY, N. Y. All Graduates of ESL 1889 this school are eligible Spgnggl-,S foradmissiontoPaceInstitute , --a nationally known and distinctive Q BUSIHCSS SChO01 professional school of technical trainmgin 5 E Business Administration Accountancy Secretarial Practise Classes for beginners at Pace Institute prepare high-school graduates for imme- diate earnings. Many Pace graduates are now treasurers and controllers of large corporations-others are in successful accountancy practise. Field trips to the offices and plants of the largest organizations in New York City are conducted especially for day students' in the Accountancy School and for day students in the Secretarial School. Students and Parents are invited ' to confer with the Re istrar Day School - - Eveining Sichool Pace Institute f 225 Broadway New York 5 237-239 Fair st. Kingston, N. Y. Prepares young people for the higher grade business posi- tions. Business, Stenographic, Typevvriting, Secretarial, Civil Service courses. 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F. CURLEY AMBULANCE Monticello New York City Phone ll Phone Plaza 7891 IlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIllIIllllIIIllIllllllllllllllillllllllIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIlIIIIllllIIIIllllllllllllilllllllllll lllllllllllllllllll REPUBLICAN WATCHMAN Established in 1826 V Monticello, New York Largest circulation in Sullivan County makes it a valuable advertising medium Equipment consists of four presses, and three Mergen- thaler and Intertype Machines. The other equipment corresponds. ulunnlluuunuununn'nnunl EQUITABLE CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY 1 John L. Mee, President A 2 Lafayette Street, New York City H. B. Stratton, Agent Phone 122 lllllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllIllllllllIIIllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllll The average American in a , if Mlarge city breathes as much f' as five times his weight in ' 5 Q -- rf dust each year . HN' ' ,Qi-. 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