New Paltz High School - Huguenot Yearbook (New Paltz, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1933 volume:

mnuatm THE HUGUENOT DEDICATION To Mr. Voight, whose profound knowledge and interpretation of American History has inspired us to become good citizens, the Senior Class of 1933 sincerely dedicates this book. Page two HMH 193 3 THE HUGUENOT R. G. CUNNINGHAM Principal 1933 iyi Page three THE HUGUENOT BOARD OF EDUCATION H. G. Gregory President D. C. Seward Treasurer H. H. Grimm Clerk E. C. Elmore, Lester Harvey, | 1...................... Trustees K. E. Vanderlyn, John Moran 1 93 3 Page five THE HUGUENOT FACULTY Raymond G. Cunningham Principal ................. Science Helen A. Pendleton ....................... Latin and French Rosalie Conard ....................................... English John Kickham .......................... Mathematics, Athletics Frances Levinson ......................... Commercial Dep’t. Elizabeth Cornell ....................................... Art, Music Walter A. Voight ..................................... History 1 93 3 Page six the HUGUENOT THE HUGUENOT STAFF Andrew Thompson ............................... Men’s Editor John Moran ......................................... Assistant Ruth Seward ................................. Women’s Editor Elizazeth Donahue .................................. Assistant Mary Radley ..................................... Art Editor Delia Tamney ....................................... Assistant George Zimmerman ........................ Advertising Manager Clifford Newkirk ................................... Assistant Marie LeFevre ........................... Circulating Manager Marie Bell, Chester Decker, Richard Mack ......... Assistants James Reid ................................. Business Manager Kenneth DuBois ..................................... Assistant Page seven 1933 t DEDICATION FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS I I II 1 U IGUENOT H £UK££®7UK5IS ££ BEATRICE AYERS, New Paltz, N. Y. “Bea Destination: Business School. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Debating Team 4; Dramatics 3. Although “Bea never fully entered into our various activities, she was always willing to cooperate. We sincerely appreciate her optimistic attitude. EDMUND BEEBE “Stretch Destination: Cornell. Activities: Senior Class Pres; Dramatic Club 3, (Sec.) 4; Debating Team 3, 4; Basketball 3, (J. V.) 4, (V.); Baseball 3, 4; Manager of Magazine Sales 4. “Stretch , our capable president deserves much praise for his active participation in class meetings and his ability to adapt himself for any task bestowed upon him. MARIE BELL “Bell Destination: Undecided. Activities: O. M. N. 2, 3, 4; (Critic); Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, (Capt.); Dramatic Club 3, 4; Debate Team 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; V. Pres. Junior Class; Ass’t Circulation Manager Year Book. Bell is the snappiest, peppiest girl in our class. Nothing need be said about her athletic ability. Her popularity was very great, and she will be missed. GRACE BLAUVELT Destination: Kingston Hospital. Although Grace was seldom heard from, we are sure that her winning smile will acquire a great number of friends for her. Page twelve 1933 THE HUGUENOT 33$tijiu} mW jjs mm5 : 3 : RAPHAEL BROWN Destination: Northeastern University. Raphael certainly has great ambitions for the future, and we feel sure he will meet with success, judging by his present interest in school work. FRANCES BUCHANAN “Bushie” Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Treas.); O. M. N. 2, 3, (Sec.) 4, (V. Pres.); Dramatics 3, 4; Debate Team 4. Sweet and demure—“Bushie”. She is known to us as a singer, and we hope she will have an opportunity to develop her talent. MARY CARROLL Destination: St. Francis Hospital. Activities: Debate Team 2. Mary, our most poised classmate, was very conscientious and worked hard for all she accomplished. May she always retain her courteous qualities. MARGARET CLINTON “Clinton” Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: Dramatics 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Margaret possesses a winning personality and an excellent attitude toward everyone in N. P. H. S. We are sure she will meet with success at N. P. N. 1 93 3 Page thirteen THE HUGUENOT CHESTER DECKER “Deck” Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: Basketball Varsity 4; Baseball 3, 4; Senior Social Committee; Assistant Circulating Manager Year Book. Chester is a very quiet lad who usually speaks only when spoken to. However, he is well-up in all subjects and has succeeded in making a long list of friends during his years at New Paltz High. MAE DIETRICH Destination: Unknown. Activities: Basketball 4; O. M. N. 4; Glee Club 3. Mae’s quiet manner and teasing ability have gained many friends for her. She always has a word for everyone, which means a lot. ALBERT DODD Destination: Fordham University. Activities: Basketball 3; Debate Team 3; Political Science Forum 3; Dramatics 1, 2; (Operetta). Frances Buchanan’s running mate in the art of singing is none other than Doddie”. He successfully participated in two of our operettas, and he is now on his road to fame. lU HILDA M. DOLSON Destination: Study of Music. Activities: Dramatic Club 3. Hilda is the conservative type of girl, very cordial and pleasing. She was always the one to help in times of need. Page fourteen 1933 5VMMMMMMMMM. THE HUGUENOT MMMMMMMMMM. ANNE ELIZABETH DUBOIS “Anne” Destination: Cornell. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Debate Team 4. Ann’s one ambition is to become a successful housewife. She certainly has had a good start, judging by her various prizes won at the County and State Fairs. WILLIAM DUBOIS “Bill” Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: Dramatic Club 3; Class Secretary 2. “Bill” is one of those lads who never said much, but who took an active interest in all school affairs. RUTH FITCH “•Fitchie” Destination: Vassal- Hospital. Activities: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Basket U, 3 4: O. M N. 3, 4, (Pres. 4); Gle. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Social Committee. Fitch, as well as being one of our best varsity guards, was always peppy and good humored. She also handled the O. M. N. very capably this last year. ELEANOR GLANCY Destination: Undecided. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 3, 4; Orchestra 4. Eleanor is the only member of our class who completed the course in the remarkable period of three years. May success be hers in her chosen vocation. MMM 1 93 3 MMiMS Page fifteen g3Qg521212135aj3JJ555: THE HUGUENOT ™ fljsMJUi5 i£SftJJ£isflji BERNICE GLANZ “Bernie” Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: O. M. N. 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3. “Bernie” never had a lot to say, but she was one in the class of hard workers. Her questions managed to keep everyone busy, but we don’t imagine she caught up on all the answers yet! WILLIAM HASBROUCK “Bill” Destination: Cornell. Activities: Dramatics 3; Basketball 4. “Bill” has good judgment and is a willing worker. Even temper and wittv quips have made him liked by all. ELIZABETH JAYNE “Betty” Destination: Undecided. Activities: Sophomore Social Committee; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3; Interclass Basketball 2, (Captain); Basketball 4. “Betty” is our “Cutest” and we are sure she is deserving of this name. Success, “Betty”, and may you continue in your clever ways. LEWIS JAYNE “Lewie” Destination: Cornell. Activities: Debating Team 3; Interclass Basketball 3; Dramatic Club 3, (Operetta). “Lewie” is another one of those bashful boys around the girls, but in all activities, he was a wow. His jolly manner will sadly be lacking in the future at N. P. H. S. Page sixteen 1 93 3 g THE HUGUENOT mMSMM ELAINE KNIFFEN “Shrimp” Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; Orchestra 4; Political Science Forum 3. Elaine is a very studious girl. She is an accomplished cornetist and was the backbone of the orchestra. MARY LUCY “Lousy” Destination: Business School. Activities: O. M. N. 2, (Treas.) 3, (Pres.) 4; Basketball 1, (Captain) 2, (Mgr.) 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3; Social Committee 3, 4. “Lousy”, Lucy or what have you, was one of the best guards of the wonder team of ’33. She was always willing to go anywhere at any time. We will always remember—“Going home now?” BETTY LUTIN “Bet” Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Debate Team 4; Class Basketball, Captain 3; Dramatics 3; Ring Committee 4. Betty is small in size, but she contributes a lot to our class. She was always ready with an idea and kept us alive with the thought that we must work hard to accomplish things for the maroon and white. MARIE LE FEVRE “Minnie” Destination: Unknown. Activities: Glee Club 4; Debate Team 4; Circulating Manager 4; Secretary of Junior Class. A quiet but pleasant girl was “Minnie” and we congratulate her on her success with the handling of the Year Book Sales. 19 3 3 Page seventeen THE HUGUENOT 3 : x« ft MARY MAGAN Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: 0. M. N. 3, 4; Glee Club 4. Mary—quiet and sweet. A smile will go a long, long way, and she surely possesses a nice one. Her work always proves favorable which is a fine quality for anyone. CHARLOTTE OATES “Oates” Destination: William and Mary. Activities: 0. M. N. 2, 3, 4, (Treas.) 3, 4; Glee Cluh 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4, (Pres.) 3; Basketball Manager 4. Everyone has a good word for Oates She was always very friendly and was well liked by all. Her jolly personality won her admiration, and we will surely miss her presence in the future. LENA M. OTIS “Lee” Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: Dramatic Club 3. Lena always managed to get her work in on time. She was very diligent and worked hard to attain her goal. RALPH PALMER “Puff” Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: Basketball J. V. 3; V. 4. A familiar slap on the back, and the toot of a horn spelled the presence of none other than our “Puff”. And wasn’t he always gracious to the girls on chilly mornings? Page eighteen THE HUGUENOT ROSE PIZZUTO Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Destination: Eastman-Gaines Business College, New York City. Rose is a very talented musician. We certainly appreciated her playing during the noon-hour. BETTY PAUL Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: O. M. N. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3; Sophomore Class President. We shall surely all miss Bettv’s pleasing manner and amusing remarks. We feel sure she will have as large a following as she had during her career at N. P. H. S. MARY RADLEY Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: O. M. N. 2, 3, 4. (Critic) 2-Dramatic Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4 (Treas.) 2; Vice President Soph. Class; Sec. Senior Class: Art Editor Year Book; Varsity Cheerleader 2; Salutatorian. Mary was very capable as Art Editor of the Year Book, and we appreciate her worthwhile endeavors. If you should ever see Radley hiking around in a farmerette’s attire, don’t take her seriously. JAMES REID “Jimmie” Destination: Cornell. Activities: Editor of H. S. Notes 4; Varsity Basketball 4; J. V. Basketball 3; Debating Team 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Mgr. Basketball 4; Business Mgr. Year Book; Pres. Junior Class; Vice President; Dramatic Club; Valedictorian. “Jimmie” has certainly shown great ambition as an executive along with our President. He is distinguished by his intellectual ability in all subjects, and his winning ways resulted in his being selected most popular. 19 3 3 Page nineteen ’ I 1 II- I iUGUENOT L™ M UK JU m 7JJ1 TUT ju ni nil SAM SAVAGO “Sam” Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Debate Team 3; Chairman Political Science Forum 3; Dramatics 1, 2, (Operetta ). Sam is best known to us as a happy-go-lucky lad. May success be his who entered fully in all activities, and who never had a care. RUTH SEWARD “Seward” Destination: New Jersey College for Women. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Debate Team 4; 0. M. N. 2, 3, 4; Woman’s Ed. of Year Book; Sec. Soph. Class; V. Pres. Senior Class. Seward is certainly a pal to all, and has sociable qualities and winning ways. She will be greatly missed by the Maroon and White, but no doubt she will succeed. GRACE SINAGRA “Grade” Destination: Albany State College for Women. Activities: Glee Club 4. Grace, our quiet but studious classmate, has been a great help in solving many of our problems. She has made many friends by her continuous smile and pleasing ways. ANDREW THOMPSON “Andy” Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: Basketball J. V. 4; Debate Team 3, 4; Baseball J. V. 3, V. 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Men’s Ed. of Year Book. “Andy” was always willing to enter into all activities with great vim and vigor. His constant cooperation was greatly appreciated and he’s sure to be a success in anything he undertakes. Page twenty 1 933 THE HUGUENOT RUTH VAN VALEN “Goofy” Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, (Mgr.) 4; O. M. N. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Debating Team 4; Junior Class Treas.; Senior Class Treas.; Orchestra 4; Librarian 3, 4. The most talkative was surely no other than “Goofy”. She was another of our tough guards, and whenever humor was needed she handed in a full supply. PALMER D. WINFIELD Destination: Webb Institute of Naval Architecture. Activities: Basketball, J. V. 3; Varsity 4. Although Palmer is a quiet boy, he has a winning personality. We predict that he will be a successful naval architect. CAROLYN YEAPLE “Cy” Destination: Business School. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4. “Cy” is a very sincere and friendly member of our class. She always performed her duties to the utmost and is considered the “best dressed”. GEORGE F. ZIMMERMAN Destination: New Paltz Normal. Activities: Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Advertising Manager Year Book; Debate Team 4. George was always undecided as to which girl was his favorite choice. Nevertheless, we always enjoyed his pleasantry, and pleasing personality. Page twenty-one THE HUGUENOT 3 5® JUNIOR CLASS Clifford Newkirk ............................ President Kenneth DuBois ......................... Vice President Blanche Gulnac .............................. Secretary Kathleen Moran .............................. Treasurer Miss Cornell .................................. Advisor Although the Junior Class has not appeared a great deal in the headlines, we were an active body. During the Christmas season we carried on a campaign of selling Christmas wreaths. Selling candy at the basketball games was another of our activities. We gave a party towards the end of the season which was successful. As a parting farewell we wish the Seniors success in their vocations; and that we Juniors become as successful as our Seniors; and that the Sophomores become even more successful and prosperous than we. Page twenty-two 193 3 THE HUGUENOT SOPHOMORE CLASS Presidents Clyde Rutherford...................... Home Room I Albert Jensen.......................... Home Room II Having successfully finished our first year in this beautiful Senior High School we Sophomores can proudly look back on the past and hopefully look forward to the future. We have fully cooperated to the best of our ability on every occasion with our teachers and fellow students. Although we haven’t planned for parties and dances we have taken particular notice of the affairs given by other classes so that we as Juniors and Seniors can have entertainments that will be enjoyed and remembered by all who attend them. We hope that Sophomores of future years will derive as much benefit and enjoyment as we Sophomores have. Here’s wishing you luck future Sophomores. 193 3 Page twenty-three MiMMMMMMMMM. THE HUGUENOT DEBATE TEAM Miss Conard .......................... Faculty Advisor This year our reorganized debate team took on new enthusiasm and we were determined to win our way into fame. Our first attempt to display our interest was in joining the League composed of several surrounding cities and towns. For minor practice we held a debate in chapel early in the year which deserves great praise. The subject for the day was Resolved: “That the St. Lawrence waterways project be adopted.” Interest ran high, and it was a difficult problem to decide the victors. However, both sides received an even number of votes. Later in the season a debate was arranged with Ellenville last year’s League champions. The question at issue was “Resolved: That one half local and state revenue should be raised from other sources than tangible property”. Each affirmative side was victorious. We sincerely hope that in future years the debate team will exist with as much support as it had in this current year. I’age twenty-six THE HUGUENOT The Dramatic Club is not an organized society. It consists of all those who participated in plays. “Bill’s Rummage Sale”, a one act farce, was presented at the annual Christmas party. “Have a Piece of Candy”, a short skit was given in assembly. This organization was ably advised by Miss Conard. jSMMWSMSlMMK 1 9 3 3 Paye twenty-seven THE HUGUENOT GLEE CLUB .... President Vice President .... Secretary Treasurer ...... Advisor Blanche Gulnac . Delia Tamney.... Ruth VanValen ... Frances Buchanan Miss Cornell ... During the first semester, we held our elections, and the informal and formal initiation of new members. The girls have contributed special numbers in assembly, and have held social parties in the gymnasium. In January we attended the Lyceum course in the Newburgh High School featuring the Don Cossack Chorus. Five dollars was paid from our treasury toward the purchase of the radio which is now installed in the gym. In May our operetta “Polished Pebbles” was presented to the public, and with that we ended the year successfully and profitably. UJMM 1 9 3 3 Page twenty-eight THE HUGUENOT 0. M. N. SORORITY OFFICERS Ruth Fitch Frances Buchanan Kathleen Moran Charlotte Oates Marie Bell ...... Mrs. Martin ..... .... President Vice President .... Secretary Treasurer ........ Critic ...... Advisor The prospects, seven in number, were rushed at the beginning of October. They became members afte? a tiresome and somewhat em-barassing week of initiation, due to their regalia. We held only one food sale this year and two dances, one in November and one in April. They were both successful. There was, also, the annual trip to New York City. lU'iU'iIU! 19 3 3 Page twenty-nine THE HUGUENOT mMSMMmMZKmjmjm. ORCHESTRA Kenneth DuBois ............................. President Blanch Gulnac ........................ Vice President Robert Schmidt .............. Secretary and Treasurer Miss Cornell ................................ Advisor Mr. Stanley Hoffman ......................... Director Along with our new school, new things began, the Orchestra being one. The Orchestra organized rather late in the year but a late start was better than none at all. We owe a great deal to the school board as they willingly contributed funds for a director for our needs. We have regular weekly rehearsals and are planning to play at the commencement exercises in June. For the size of the school, the orchestration is quite large consisting of fifteen pieces. MMMMMMMMMMMMM. 1933 Page thirty ■' V8 8 8 88 8.8 i'.!5 m ’JMMM. THE HUGIJEN OT 8 8.8 5.8 5.8 88 88 88 8.8 8.8 88 8. BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM John Moran ................................. Captain James Reid Manager John Kickham ................................. Coach The New Paltz High School Basketball team of 1932-3 had a fairly successful season considering the inexperience of the team. Under the capable leadership of Coach “Jack” Kickham the boys succeeded in winning 1 out of 15 games. The only veterans on this season’s squad were Captain Moran and Savago. Captain Pete Moran played a very fine defensive game in his back-court position. His expert guarding saved the game for us on several occasions. As captain of the team, he used good judgment. “Jimmie” Reid led the locals scoring attack with an average of 8 points per game. Due to his consistant shooting, they were able to stay in the running in many games. He was very valuable on the defense. 3333.3333.3333?3.333333 THE HUGUENOT 3333333.333333.33.33.33.3 “Sam” Savago showed up well in the other forward position. He was very good on offense. The rougher the game was, the better “Sam liked it. “Stretch” Beebe held down the center position. He was one of the mainstays on the locals passing attack, and he played a good defensive game. “Chet” Decker played the other guard position, as Moran’s running mate. He was the most improved boy on the team, and he could always be depended upon. “Puff” Palmer held down the center position, very well, when he was called upon. “Puff” could outjump the best of them. Winfield, also, was a reliable center. “Bill” Hasbrouck, George Zimmerman and “Les” Decker, showed up well in their guard positions, whenever the opportunity came, and they could hold up their end of the game. SCHEDULE New Paltz 26 Saugerties 25 23 Highland 29 New Paltz 25 Com. Church 18 New Paltz 15 Marlboro 24 Npw Paltz 26 Beacon 43 New Paltz 16 Saugerties 39 New Paltz 28 Wallkill 15 New Paltz 20 Kerhonkson 18 New Paltz 18 Beacon 50 New Paltz 17 Marlboro 28 New Paltz 9 Highland 41 New Paltz 22 Wallkill 16 New Platz 40 Kerhonkson 18 New Paltz 21 Oakwood 24 New Paltz 34 Alumni 26 340 424 Parte thirty-five THE HUGUENOT satffinsssmsfi GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Marie Bell ....................................... Captain Charlotte Oates .................................. Manager The Girls’ Basketball Team enjoyed a most successful season by procuring the Nosu League title and winning 8 out of 10 games. Bell, our center, was high scorer with an average of 13 points per game. She compiled the remarkable total of 128 points. Seward and Dietrich held down the forward berths. Seward’s consistent shooting, and Mae’s fine passing were the features of our offense. Tremper, Lucy, Fitch, and VanValen were the back-court stars. They were steady, experienced players who proved their worth in many tight games. The fact that they held the opposition to 135 points proves their ability. MMM Page thirty-six 1 9 3 3 jJ-aS-ZUy! M iU! l l nynSZnyj I.UI LU1 THE HUGUENOT Although most of this year’s team will be lost through graduation, many able substitutes remain to fill up the breach. Card, Zimmerman, Mauterstock, Le Fevre, Dunham, and Wicks whose only lack is experience, should form an impressive squad next year. SCHEDULE New Paltz 47 Highland 14 New Paltz 31 Marlboro 17 29 Wallkil! 13 2 Kerhonkson 0 New Paltz 29 Marlboro 17 New Paltz 25 Wallkill 10 19 Highland 9 New Paltz 26 Kerhonkson 12 New Paltz 16 Oakwood 23 New Paltz 15 Alumni 20 242 135 BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE New Paltz 13 Royals 30 New Paltz 14 Saugerties 2nd 23 New Paltz 15 Royals 17 New Paltz 16 Highland 2nd 24 New Paltz 13 Saugerties 2nd 31 New Paltz 15 Marlboro 2nd 16 New Paltz 11 Highland 2nd 13 New Paltz 7 Oakwood 2nd 23 New Paltz 22 Highland 2nd 18 126 195 SMMMMMMMMMMMMIS 193 3 Page thirty-seven mmmmmmmmmm. the huguenot mmmmmmmmmm JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL “Andy” Thompson, left forward, was the key man of the passing attack, although he was not a potential scoring threat. “Ty” Osterhoudt, who played several times with the Varsity, was the big point getter of the outfit. “Richie” Mack, who will be Captain next year, was the most improved player on the squad. “Phil” Newkirk, pivot man, although a bit unsteady, shows promise for the future. “Roy” Upright, running guard, was a fast, steady player. DuBois, Joslyn, and Jansen performed creditably when called upon. Although the team did not enjoy a too successful season, the players acquired valuable knowledge. Page thirty-eight gjTgm 19 3 3 TUIi HUGUENOT 2.(5 «.� ; UK UK W 3.5 3.8 5.5 3.8 3.8 NOTABLES OF ’33 Most Executive ....... Biggest Bluffer Most Poised .......... Most Dramatic ..... Biggest Flirt ...... Most easily fussed Cutest ............... Biggest Tease ........ Done most for class ... Best singers ......... Best looking girl Best looking boy ..... Best Dancer (girl) Best Dancer (boy) .... Most Talkative ....... Most Dignified ....... Best dressed girl Best dressed boy ..... Best Musician ........ Most Artistic ........ Most Quiet ........... Least Dignified ...... Most in demand (girl) Most in demand (boy) Peppiest ............. Class Grind .......... Slowest .............. Most Athletic Girl ... Most Athletic Boy .... Most Literary ........ Class Politician ..... Most Original ........ Best Natured ......... Most Popular Girl .... Most Popular Boy ..... Most Sincere ......... Happy-go-lucky ....... Best Sport ........... Most Sarcastic ....... Most Unsociable ...... Teacher’s Pet......... Edmund Beebe Mary Radley Mary Carroll Albert Dodd ... Marie Bell ... Betty Paul ... Betty Jayne Mae Dietrich ... Edmund Beebe f Frances Buchanan Albert Dodd Ruth Seward ......Albert Dodd Ruth Seward James Reid Ruth VanValen Elaine Kniffen Carolyn Yeaple George Zimmerman Rose Pizzuto ... Mae Dietrich Elaine Kniffen ....... Marie Bell ... Charlotte Oates ... Edmund Beebe ....... Marie Bell Elaine Kniffen ... Ralph Palmer ....... Marie Bell ....... James Reid ...... Betty Jayne ... Edmund Beebe ... Ruth VanValen ... Charlotte Oates ....... Marie Bell ....... James Reid ... Marie LeFevre ...... Sam Savago ... Charlotte Oates ....... James Reid ........ Lena Otis ....... James Reid Page thirty-nine THE HUGUENOT ALMA MATER New Paltz forever; we’ll ever be loyal To our school colors, maroon and the white. And our fond memories will linger forever. We’ll e’re be true to her honor so bright. There we found joy; we found great happiness. First days of work, then days of success. Our Alma Mater to thee are we singing; Our Alma Mater to thee are we true. New Paltz forever; we’ll ever be loyal To our school colors, maroon and the white And our fond memories will linger forever. We’ll e’re be true to her honor so bright. AN INNOVATION We’ve coaxed and coaxed our pianists To give us a lively tune So we could do some dancing. In our school gym at noon. But now no coaxing is needed. Why? Oh, don’t you know? We’ve all brought in a quarter To buy a radio. —Kathleen Moran. STUDENT’S WOES The night before a final test, Before you go to bed, You try to cram the whole year’s work Within your muddled head. And say, when after midnight you Stretch out upon your bunk, I hope it won’t be very hard Or I’ll surely flunk! —Lena Otis. Page forty 3M1 1 93 3 5HC3SM2U ethe huguenot AT NIGHT The roar of a motor— An avenue of lights— Darkness— Snow along the road, on trees, rocks, And fences. A winding trail— A small village, another, and still Another we pass. Always onward, over, around and across. Farm houses, some lighted, others dark, Snuggled in the folds amongst the hills. Everything blended and in harmony, At last our destination, Bright lights and a cold wind— Home. —Delia Tamney. THE WILD GOOSE With long, slow beat across the sky, Guided by hand unknown, The wild goose slowly wings his way To his secret summer home. Home to his secret lake, Far from the haunts of man. Where cool and fragrant winds Make waves that gently lap the sand. —Andrew Thompson. HIGH SCHOOL High School days are over High School days are done Studies have been conquered Victories have been won. On to something higher Something more attain One can’t stop at High School There’s the world to gain. —Ruth Fitch. High School is a bridge Four years is its span Guiding us across the ridge From boyhood into man. —James Reid. • l: l; MK 1933 M Page forty-one THE HUGUENOT COMMENCEMENT June, 1933, at 8:15 o’clock Processional High School Orchestra Invocation Introduction Principal R. G. Cunningham Salutatory Valedictory James Reid Address Presentation of Diplomas ... Mr. H. G. Gregory Benediction Page forty-two 1933 MJKSMMIMMiyBMLMiMi THE HUGUENOT CLASS DAY Music June, 1933 Girls’ Glee Club President’s Address .... Class History Class Prophecy Class Grumbler Class Ballot Class Will Mementos Edmund Beebe . CLASS OFFICERS President Ruth Seward Vice President Mary Radley ... Secretary Ruth VanValen Treasurer Class Colors—Green and Silver Class Flower—Tea Rose Class Motto—“What we are to be, we are now becoming’ Pape forty-three MESMiMMIMSSISSMS THE HUGUENOT lS?lggilBSggiI gIgg!S3;iR3g?R3?]Rgi The United Luncheonette New Paltz, N. Y. H. J. Osterhoudt PHONE 267 Auto Sales Garage Co., Inc. Towing and General Repairs Gas, Oil, Grease, and Supplies DeSoto - Plymouth Office and Garage - N. Chestnut St. J. V. DuBois, Prop. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1933 E. C. ELMORE New Paltz, N. Y. SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF ’33 PARK OATES New Paltz, New York iiminirminmii Louis J). LeFevre Coal, Feed, and Grain New Paltz, N. Y. Phones-58F5—306-Xew Paltz COMMENCEMENT! Extend the Graduate your Best Wishes and Congratulations There is a Greeting for Every Occasion R. R. Akins Pharmacist New Paltz, N. Y. 1933 Page forty-six THE HUGUENOT I Appease Your Appetite : at the Hub Lunch HOMECOOKING Stanley Hasbrouck Contractor and Builder of j Better Homes at Lower Cost Phone 290 New Paltz, New York Paul Weimer’s New Paltz Market Savings Bank High Grade Solicits Your Account 1 Meats, Poultry and Sea Food Resources - - $4,311,963.83 1 Butter, Eggs Deposits - — — $3,753,621.36 I and Canned Goods Interest allowed on deposits Main Street, New Paltz, N. . from first of each month Gold Star Barber Shop First Class Tonsorial Parlor Frank Ruiz, Prop. George Millham Son Manufacturers of Barrels Dealers in Apple Crates - Fruit Baskets Tight Barrels and Kegs of All Descriptions both Charred and Paraffined Tel. Res.: 187 Factory: 168 1 Page forty-seven Joseph W. Held Prop. Tailor and Furrier Cleaning - Pressing Main Street, New Paltz, N. COMPLIMENTS OF L. Martin High Class Shoe Repairing New Paltz, N. Y. 93 3 ? ix ; tv : iv : tv ; j lv v: iw w THE HUGUENOT COMPLIMENTS OF Harry Krauss DRUGGIST Main Street COMPLIMENTS OF R. M. Hasbrouck FLORIST Anderson’s Department Store E. D. Anderson, Prop. Dry Goods - Notions Shoes New Paltz, New' York N. Fiumefreddo, Prop. } The Normal Shoppe HOSIERY - GLOVES 1 LINGERIE - NOVELTIES j NOTIONS | Main Street New Paltz, N. Y. Phone: New Paltz 124F4 Dr. D. S. Beattie DENTIST Hours : 9:00 A. M. to 12:00 1:00 P. M. to 5:00 P. M. Arrow Bus Line Yon Gonsic Bros.. Props. Tillson, N. Y. Comfortable Rapid Transit Sheeley’s Service Garage and Repairing Washing and Greasing BEST WISHES Howard Crispell Furniture Store New Paltz, N. Y. Marion E. Sheeley, Prop. New Paltz, New York Page forty-eight 19 3 3 THE HUGUENOT COMPLIMENTS OF Pharmacy Telephone 17 New Paltz, N. V. J. S. Mason Chiropractor New Paltz Savings Bank Bldg. New Paltz, N. Y. Office Hours: 2-4; 6-8 Monday — Wednesday — Friday PHONE 160 A. P. LeFevre Son Coal - Lumber - Feed Try Our Lawn Seed and Fertilizers Telephone 60 New Paltz, N. Y. Quality First - Service Always | Good Luck! or What Have You! From | Ulster County’s Greatest Store Rose and Gorman, Inc. Kingston, N. Y. Everything for Everybody! | Everything for the Home! Lawrence’s Superservice Station I Radio Sales and Service j Gas - Oils - Tires - Tubes Accessories = Phone 228 New Paltz, N. Y. G. L. F. Quality v. j THE HUGUENOT PENNINGTON STUDIO Kingston, N. Y. SPENCER’S BUSINESS SCHOOL 237-239 Fair St. Kingston, N. Y. Business Training, Walton College Grade Accounting, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Secretarial Courses, Civil Service. Special Summer School Now in Handsome New Building Send for late catalogue H. B. Merritt Food Department Store Meats, Fish, Groceries, and Fruits 413-415 Washington St. Corner Hurley Ave. Kingston, N. Y. Tel.: 1188 = New Paltz Lumber Company Lumber and Building Materials ! Tel. 207 Main St. j | For friends of vacation j days, nothing will please | them more than your | Photograph. COMPLIMENTS OF Huguenot National Bank Maple Knoll Farm Grade “A” Raw Milk and Cream - Fresh Eggs Your Patronage Appreciated FRED DUBOIS Tel. 107-F5 New Paltz THE HUGUENOT Rainbow Beauty Shop Harry Kniffen Bertha L. Gurnett Specializing in Permanent Waves, Marcelling, Finger Waves, Water Waves, Shampooing, Facials, Scalp i Plumbing, Heating, Hardware Paints and Varnishes Treatment, Manicuring. POPULAR PRICES j j Come in and see our prices before £ £ you buy. We also carry Nordge Tel.: New Paltz 300 = £ Refrigerators at a reasonable price. .............mi.........I.....II..................................... •••••.....I......I.......I 193 3 Page fifty-one ssm3immmMmmsm the huguenot mmmmmmmmmm '• '• ' , mk; ■:hr SOUND managerial policies and Ions:. successful experience have provided q us with sufficient equipment, adequate personnel, and ample resources to render n dependable service as artists and makers of fine printing plates. That you will be secure from chance, is our first promise. JAHN OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 817 West Washington Blvd., - Chicago, Illinois In the foreground Ft. Dearborn re erected in Grant Park on Chicago's lake front. Illustration by Jahn tr Ollier Art Studios. the huguenot pjIwtoww? ’nsmzm Page fifty-three THE HUGUENOT WmmmmmMumxjivpy AUTOGRAPHS Page fifty-four 1933 MMJJ LVJVJrnt : [ I