Nyack High School - Tower Yearbook (Nyack, NY)

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ANNETTE PYE ' President Honor Society 143, Dramatic Club 143, Glee Club, Basketball 123 133 143, Tennis 123 133 143, Manager 133 143, Athletic Editor Year Book 143, Track 113 123. SENIOR-CUT-UPS JOHN BITTIG MIKE Mike is our 'cross-patch and contradiction! Follow him from the game to the lesson and-oh! what a difference a few hours make. He keeps up training by running to beat the last bell. OLGA DE MARTINI . OLLIE Ollie is one of the shining lights of the commercial students. We often wonder what thoughts her somnolent exterior hides. Still waters etc. EDWARD FITZGERALD FITZ Fitz, we call him generally, sometimes Eddie. He makes a No Man's Land of first base and a track meet of a basketball game. In addition to this, he's a chronic absentee. How's that for a reputation? OSCAR GARRABRANT GARRY The human sport page-Garry! He can reel off all the lat- est decisions, awards and batting averages. And study! Oh, how that boy-can't. LYDIA GRAF LIDDY We generally think of Lydiahas of the quiet type, but there come times when doubts crowd fast, and then we know she is. Liddy never fails in classes because she knows it isn't expected of her. And that's that. The Owl, Page 18

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LUCILLE AI-IRENS Basketball 113 123 133, Speaking Contest 123, First Prize County Speaking Contest 133, Glee Club 133, Dramatic Club President 143, Dramatic Club Play 143, Year Book Play 143, Advertising Manager of Year Book 143. EDWARD FITZGERALD Baseball 113 123 143, Basketball 143, Captain Baseball 143. VERNA COOKE Typewriting Medal and Certificate 143, Honor Society Secretary and Treasurer 143, Dramatic Club 143, Glee Club 133 143. ISABEL POWLES Glee Club 123 133, Typewriting Medal and Certificate, Track 113. STANLEY HOPPEN Class Teams, Track 113. The Owl, Page 17 is I

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J OSEPHINE HEATH JO Jo worries all year long and passes anyhow in the end. That's what we call being a hog for punishment. ROSWELL HUNT ROS Ros is a suave, soft -voiced young Senior, storm center where all mischief in brewing, whose favorite phrase is the ori- ginal, I don't know, with which he invariably delights C23 his teachers. His work on the basketball court has been fine but he reigns supreme on the mound. We like to contrast his speedy deliveries with his history recitations MARIAN LEWIS UMARIANN Marion is an efficient typist and is only awaiting a chance to show her ability in the business world. Her calm manner should be a great aid to her. Here's how, Marian. SADIE SOHENKER HAMBROSIAH lt thereis anything you don't know, ask Ambrosia, sheill supply for t.he vacancy, for sheis one of our brightest, the 1923 salutatorian in fact. The school is the better for having felt her initiative and enthusiasmg witness the Honor Society which she so successfully encouraged. Yet she is not prosaic, even with her strict conscience. Ambrosia has often spent an other- wise-scheduled period in Study Hall because of her vivid imagi- nation and unbridled humor. p KATHERINE CORNELL , KAY Kay, our accomplished young pianist, has been a diligent and dependable worker in nearly all the school activities. Kay's had a great share in making t.he school orchestra the success it is, Not only in music does this worthy member shine but in stu- dies as well. It has many times been proved in the last four years that whatever Kay does, she does well. ALBERT EICHER BERT Although Bert has been with us for but one year, he has been here long enough for us to know him and like him. Bert has an interesting supply of Stories of his Indian life, which we always like to hear. JOHN KELLEY JOHN Jolm, we would say, is a model student. He knows how to make the most of his time, and never studies merely one lesson in each class. It is hard to say which teacher is more delighted with his well prepared assignments, but we think the competi- tion is between Miss Stone and Mr. Hooker. The Owl, Page 19