1 1 , . 'V 4 ' 1' V' ' -V-L!5:.L5' 5 N A ,,, I, .,,x..QM , .',',' '4lSvv 1 g,l,l,',',',' 'fl' 1 I rs, , ,, . q.. ..-. .. . I ge I , , 1 - :., -,, ..,.Lw': ,-. - 1.-- 4 A , . ,J .Wil ,Z e., A L 1 Wi 51 -I J 2 4 A, '21 z ' '1?'fH V ' : fgiwl H V., M Ne5tle4l in the Hmlfwz Valley 'Neath the 77Z0lll7fdl7Z,f grand, Slandf om' noble Alma Maier THE TOWER Pfrblifbed by Ike Clan of 1934 NYACK HIGH SCHOOL Nyack-on-the-Hudson New York FOREWQRD THIS issue of The Tower is published, not as a record of the entire school life of the year, but as a means of recalling in later years the activities and the individu- als ofthe class of 1934. However, we hope that others besides the class members will be interested in the tales of these four years spent on the banks of the Hudson. IN appreciation of his efficiency, tact, and interest 111 directing our destmies for the past four years, We, the Class of 1934, dedicate this issue of The Tower to the Superiiltendent of Nyack Public Schools KENNETH R. MacCALMAN ..r,.. -1- --2'w.A.2v:Q ' N wf1,. 2-wt J ,- 4, . 'f-Zi! 2955 g'4h't .,y, ' ' TOVVER STAFF Ecfzlm'-111-Chief .........,...,...............,,,....................,..,....,..,.,..,..,...... A,r.riI'Ja11t Erlilorx ......... Atlaletif Editorf ....... , Phologlzzpbic ...,.. Smtiflifnl ....... Proof Renclerf .....,, EDITORIAL BOARD V ............................,... 4 CAROLINE BADCOCK MARIAN BUSH RUTH WEINSTEIN EDITH STEWART ROBERT KALAIDJIAN LOIS GARRAERANT MARGARET COLTER BEATRICE KNARICH ANNA COLTER GEORGE MATHSEN JOHN WEIXEL BUSINESS F.. . FLORENCE KANE -. ll mlatzng Mmmgeu ,.... ................,............., ......, HERBERT SWAIN Ar!1'e1'1iJing Mfzlmger .............................,,., ,.......,., F LORENCE WHEELER lf! Asfixlmzt Adrertifirzg Manager ..... ............,....., E VELYN TREMPER Zllcf A.fJi5fm1t Arlrertifivzg Mamzger ...,,, ,,,,,,,,,, C HARLOTTE HERRBOLD TYPISTS GRACE FOSTER JOHANNA HEFT FRANCES Fuss LOUISE Rum' FRANCES HILL ADVISERS Miss MARTHA SHEERS MR. ROSWELL CONGER 7 1 I All 14 , ,, J has 8 BOARD OIF EDUCATION The Board of Education is comprised of the following: WILLIARI L. JOY, Presidentg CRAWFORD WHEELER, Vice-President, and Trustees GILBERT H. CRAWFORD., DANIEL I. SHEA and j. O. HAWVERMALE. SUPERINTENDENT MR. KENNETH R. MACCALMAN, A.B., M.A. Elton College, Columbia University PRINCIPAL MR. A. W. RITTERSIHAUSEN, B.S. Cornell, Albany State Teachers' College FACULTY ENGLISH MISS SARAH I. ROODY, AB., Head of Department. N. Y. State College, Columbia University Miss MARTHA SHEERs, A.B., M.A. Pennsylvania College for Woinen, Cornell University MR. WARREN L. TEMPLIN. A.B. Albright College, Columbia University Miss SUSAN C. BLAUVELT N. Y. University, Columbia University MISS MARY C. HOYT Columbia University, N. Y. University HISTORY-SOCIAL STUDIES-ECONOMICS Miss ISABEL HOWLETT, A.B. Syracuse University, Columbia University MISS MARION E. HAYNES. A.B., M.A. Transylvania College, Columbia University MR. ARTHUR F. NALL, A.B., M.A. Cornell University, Columbia University MR. VERNER j. COX Oswego Normal, Columbia University Miss DORIS A. NEWTON, B.S. Teachers College, Columbia University, Teachers College, N. Y. University 9 '7-'72 dw J K. LANGUAGES Latin Miss RUTH MCDONALD, A.B., M. A. Columbia University, N. Y. State College French Miss ANNA MAY SPEARE, A.B Bucknell University, Western Reserve Spanish-English-German MR. G. G. DODDS, B.A. Indiana University, Columbia University, University of Munich SCIENCE Miss VIVIAN B. KRUM QAdviser to girlsj Cortland Normal, Columbia University MR. FRANCIS H. CAMPBELL, B.A. University of Texas, Columbia University MATHEMATICS MRS. QERALDINE MOFFIT, A.B. Adelphi College MR. ALFRED REED PENNELL, A.B. Yale University Miss VVINIFRED DAVIS Potsdam Normal, Syracuse University, Columbia University MUSIC Vocal and Orchestra MRS. ALAN J. MAGED, B.S., M. A. Teachers College, Columbia University, Juilliard School of Music Band Master MR, ARTHUR CHRISTMAN, A.B., M.A. Columbia University, Juilliard School of Music COMMERCIAL Miss ELLA R. GOODSIR Rochestra Business Institute, Hefiley Institute Miss HELEN A. EVANS, B.S. University of Wisconsin, N. Y. University MR. ROSWELL P. CONGER, B.S., M.A. Syracuse University, N. Y. University II -..af PENMANSHIP AND SPELLING Miss FLORENCE SLADE N. Y. State College for Teachers at Albany, A. N. Palmer School of Penmanship, N. Y., Columbia University, New York University LIBRARIAN Miss MARGARET E. KEEN. A.B., B.S. Goucher College, Columbia University ART Miss DORIS A. FISHER New York University, New York School of Fine and Applied Arts DuBois School of Painting INDUSTRIAL ARTS Printing-Mechanical Drawing MR. SOLON F. GORDON Oswego Normal School, N. Y. University MR. SHIRLEY M. LEIGHTON, JR., Head of Department, Chairman of Guidance Committee, Floyd Training School, New York University MR. HAROLD A, FAILING Oswego Normal, Industrial Arts School PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss PHYLLIS R. CLARKE. B.S. Teachers' College Columbia University, Arnold College of Hygiene and Physical Education, New York University MR. THOMAS G. AUSBURY, B.En., M.A. Columbia University, Western Illinois State Teachers' College SCHOOL NURSE MRS. JESSIE R. RYSER, B.S., M.A. Columbia University, Springfield Hospital HOME ECONOMICS Miss MARGARET H. HILBERT, B.S., Head of Department. Cornell University Miss GRACE C. GUTHMAN, B.S. University of Texas, Cornell University 12 I I V 3 v P Bat lhe majeflic 1'iZ'EI' floaled 011, Off! of llae mix! and hum of that lowlmul, Brimmizzg and bright and lfII'g6. ' 15 1 l I 'vk fl ' DOROTHY ABETZ ..DOt., Oh, I nm Ilnbbed with lI1llgh7lE'7'.H FRANCES HELEN ADSIT Sunny Genre was in all her Jzepf, heaven in her eye, In every geflure dignity and love. HY 53 ,, 0 C LI lx owledge if power. PHILIP W. Bfxacocx - Phil PerJ1mJiz1e Jpeech, and more per- Jzmxive Jighx, Silenre zhfzt Jpohe and eloquenre of eye5. rr , , NINA BLUMENAUER Nina lVe think ez happy life cofzsixtx izz zmfzqzzilizy of mind. . DOUGLAS BRETT .Dough Silenre if more eloquent lhmz uf0fdJ. 1 L ll IVIARY E. BRODERICK Irish The milder! zzzaizzzem :md the geizilexz heart. Z BRUCE M. BROWN Bruce Slzidioizf of eaxe and fond of humble lhingff' u MARION W. BUSH Bushy Few lhingy are irizponible to dili- gence and xbillf' Q33 S. ELIZABETH CARLILE Betty Her .rilzfer wire if the rich fizzuic of fl Jumvzer bird. s' ' HOPE E. COEEEY Hopey Through perilx hoth of wind and lirnh, Through thirh and thin, Jhe fol- lowed hint. VINCENT J. COLLINS Vince Who goeth it h rrowing Goeth o .rorr oingf' y ANNA D. COLTER 1fAnne,, One thing is forever good-thot one thing ir S'zm'eJJ'. MARGARET C. COLTER Margy A daughter of the godx, dizfinely toll, And nzoxt divinely fair. NICPIOLAS COSTINO Nick Be xilent and Jafe-Jilenre never hetmyf you. DAVID RAYMOND Cox C0xy Tolls to hinz of 1:16063 ladder, and he would ayh the nunzher of new- --'49 FLORENCE MIRIAM CREAN Blondie Age cannot wither her, nor rdf- tonz Jtrlle H er infinite variety. MARY Dore Fanny light from fancy fought. mW j THOMAS DONOVAN ..TOm., She'.r all my fancy pointed her, She'J lovely, 5he'1 divine. JOHN DONZELLA Let thenz call it nzifrhief. W' hen it ix post and proxpered, ' ,twill he 'Z'i7'lIl6.U VIOLET HARRIET DRISCOLL 'TBlllXbll1g ix the color of 1-'l7'llI6.H C 'Qi -Z' ,U tx J jf' BRADFORD DUTCHER fly L '-Brad IVorth, courage, honor, lheye in- deed Your Juytezzfzrzce and birthright are. GEORGE FACCIOLI Be merry if you are wire. JM www l WALTER I.. FLEISHER Walt Hi: tongue, lhough not hi: helm, .rhnll have hi.r will. ' ,VM JAMES FOLEY ..Jimmy,. A QM Q ' 'ml loud hetomex light which ir . heerfzrlly born. tl ls GRACE ELIZABETH FOSTER Gracie In eizfh cheek zzppenrx ll pretly diizzplef' E INIAY FOWLER Pinkie 'The two' fzohlext of thing: are J'ZL'?Ef77L'J'J' and light. RUTH MAE FOWLER 'Noi much talk-zz great, Jweet ' Jilenref' RAYMOND G. FRAB ..Ray,. Bu' for comfofi, not o Jpeedf' X I' H. MAXWELL FRASER ..Max,, Repm'lee if precixel y the toilrh- .rtone of lhe man of wit. 'N 'c K'-1-Kuvl-rg! 4 . N FRANCES AMELIA Fuss Frz1nr1ie Better to die ten lhozzmnd death: Than ufozmd her b07I0I1l'.U LJ LESTER GARBER ..LeSn On fhe Mage he um mzlzzml, Jivnple, afecling, 'Tum only when he 'll'flJ' off, zhzzz he zum arlingf' ll I' Lols K. GA ABRANT - Garry Low read y lemghler, eu xzveez AJ lhe .ru'allozu',r Jong in the Soulhf And zz ripple of dinzplex ihaf, danc- ing, meet By the rurzfex of ll perfect month. CATHLEEN M. GAYNO11 ..Kay.. Be ax jun and gmciozix unto me, AJ I mn ronfdenl and hind to thee. 0 ll EMANUEL GLICKMAN Manny A lillle non.ren.re nou' and Ihen If relixhed hy fhe 1l'l.fE.l'f men. ' l 177, lf 3 I e - '1 E 20 -M 1 LEONARD ELLIOTT GOLDSTEIN UEHISU V vu Behold the child, hy Namre'5 kindly law, Plea.f'd wizh zz raffle, Tichled zrilh cz .rlr:zw. r - I' MELVIN I. GREEN Wife zo remlve, patient to re- form. JOSEPH GUERRIERI 1.3-oem Act ay rhoizgh I knew noihingf' If -J LL, EVELYN CORDELIA GURNEE .,Lyn., The windy mfixffzrliorz of the .S tongue. Y M' Oscfm GYLLENSWAN HAI., . None but hinzxelf mn he hi: pnralle LUCY CORINNE HALL If ladiex he but young and fair, They have the gif! lo know it. ROBERT HAMILTON ..B0b,, IVhat can a man do hilt be merry? ... ,J If yi 1' ' ' 1 ROBERTA HARING Bert Fair t1'esJe.r 1nan's imperial fare in.s'na1'e, And beauty draw: zu with a Jingle hair. JOHANNA S. HEFT Dolly Than ha: :he patience, And the faizh of Saintrf' ROBERT HENDRICKS , ..BOb,, X One inch of joy .rum X tx of grief a fpan, Became to laugh ir I 1 to the man. H A CHARLOTTE MARIE HERRBOLD Sharlie AJ merry a.r lhe day i.r long. '5QW,,l.,:.,-..' NORMAN HEss Swede Though I am not Iplenelive and rafh, Yet have I .f07I16l!Jl71g in lnen dan- gerazuf' L JAMES WILLIAM HESSELGRAVE ,.-Emmy., Though I am young, I Jforn to .viz On the ufingf of borrowed wit. ERANCES HILL Fran ghd or dark, or Jhort or tall, She Jet: a ,fpring za mare them U all. ROBERT HUNT Fm no angel. 33 1.9 . Y EDWARD H. JOHNSON ..Ed,. AI an aclor, c012feI.r'd without rival I0 Jhine, . AJ a wit, if not 151 1, ae very jiryt line. .1 ROBERT EATON KALAIDJIAN Bob Endurance if the crozwzing quality And patience if the payfion of great hearty. A - - 490-If lf h FLORENCE KANE ' Flossie IVherz e'e1' into her eyex you fee, All pain and Jarrow fly from thee. . . JUSTIN KANEY Tom humor only learhef fhafnzf to la.rt, Still 772511661 new L'0llqll?,fi5 and 11 mainlainx the paxt. EDITH JEANETTE KIZESLER ,.Ede., Silent in .revezz lan,gztage.r. .I .. 5.1 KL W5 BEATIIICE A. KNAIIICH Beaty Stately and tall The move! in the hall The chief of a thozuand for grate. If , J, FRANKLIN F. KNARICH Bubby A temler heart, i is WARD KOLYEII Red On with the dance! Let joy be Il77l'0l2fIZ'Il.H R 0 HILDA KUCKLINSKY Hilcha Oh, u'oma1z.' Thou weft faxhioned lo heguile: So have all mgex Iaid, all poets mug. WILLIAM LEMM Willy The reaxon frm, the temperate will Endnrnnee, forexight, strerzglh and Jhill. 0-Mn LESLIE A. LOVETT Swifty - Sametime I Jet and think, 'Notlaer timef I jun fel. fl cg , WILLIAM T. LYDECKER Bill Cheerful al morn he 1l'!IkEJ' from J'l707'f repo.re,A Breathe! the keen air, and mrolx ax lae grief. GEORG ., MATIISEN ..Mat,. Bu 'tufn zz maxim be had often If Tlmt 17 at wa: right, and tlaere be wo ld abide. cD E 8 J E EDWARD F. MCDEllMOTT .,Ed., You can trmt laim in the dm'k. ll ll ,cf JEAN A. MCFARLANE MuLrir ix well .raid io be the xpeeclz of angelxf' -O I a 4 ' 4' 1 FRANCES MEEHAN FIannie Go on and I will fallow ibee Ta tlae lazy! gaxp with trzztla and xl loyalty. If GERsHoM MOTT Mott 071E'5 outlook fy at part of bi! virtue. I ff f GORDON MOTT Gordon Attempt the end, and never .ftmzd to doubly Nothing? .vo bard, but .veezrcb will ind it wrt. DONALD ROBERT MULHOLLAND ..D0n,. W'b:zt lllflkfj' life dreary IJ the want of motive. fl f WILLIAM PA MATIER Willy And let'.r be gay with mirth. V ELIZAEETH PARIETTI Betty T 0 be commended for la.rzi1zg qimlizieyf' LIADELINE PARIETTI Mat I, newer, ufitb ilizpwmfiz air, In r01zI'er5aIi0I2 oI'erbeaI'. xx, L, .I X vrl f. ROBERT PARKS ' Bob Maxi: Illilkfj' we. O CAROLINE PETSCIIE AI pure af a pearl :md ax perferzg A noble and izmorezzl girl. LOUISE PHILLIPS IVonmn'J faith, and wommzk trzzfl, IVriIe the L'Z7fI7'!1L'f61'.f in dim. EDNA POLHEMUS La11gb and lbe world laugh: with you. QIIMUIMW ELIZABETH POLHEMUS Polly Gaulle ifz 7IZL'l7Z71E7', jirnz iIzA1'ealily. EVE YN PRAGER Evy Gentle of xpeecly, beneficenl of mf- . KM CARMELLA RENELLA Renee Elegant :Lf .rimplirity and 111111772 ny ec5l:I.fy. IDA RESNICK Thy mode.r1y': a candle Z0 llsy merit X., MIKRJORIE RIMMER Margy And beautiful as .fu-'eell And young as beautiful and mfr or young! And gay ax .raft and innofenl nf gay- ' In LOUISE RUBY --Ruby 'True of zlae needle to Ibe pole, Or ax the dial to the Jun. ELTINGB SAIER Babe She mouef u goddexf and The looffff u queen. .1 I ARCHIBALD SCOTT Scotty Young fellow: will be young fel- lowJ. JCHN SCOTT johnny Happy am Ig 150112 fare I'm free, lVby !ll'L'72lf they all coulented li me? NX RUTH SIFF Siffy That nuughfy twinkle in Rulb'.v eye Belroyi ber .reme of humour. I EDITI3I SIPPELL . Ipx In frarzlng 1 mlixz, ar! bath lbw clecr . To nzuke me good, but otloerf to exreedf' 'I WILLIIIM C. SMITH Bill My only bookf were 'l0077Zt1I1,.f looex, And follyyx all lz78j'71'E iauglat me. PEGGY STARK II7izb -uolliex of eternal babble. .Ov fl , V EDITH STEWART Stewie For the lzeuuzy of a lovely woman if like mufirf' H L. O HERBERT SWAIN Herbie In llfglllflg, too, the young mem ozwfd hit fkill, For ezfen though z'm2q11i,rhed, he rould argue Hill. MARY JANE SWEET ..RuS., Who hnozw nothing had Feavzr nothing krzoufnf' ll lf Y ,, , f JOHN P. TOTH . ff. J'-7 f ,E 1, Pete I care not for 11zoney,Rj1'i:he.f nor wealth. Old .mek it my money, old mth is my wealth. EVELYN TREMPEK Eve Il would tale, Lord, how it would talk. CHARLES TYACK Charlie The heart to conreizfe, the undef'- ,rtemdirzg to direct, or the hruzd lo execute. ,Y A f 5. RUTH CARR WEINSTEIN Ruthie VdI'l8lj',I the very ,rpice of life that giret if all in flavor. JOHN WEIXEL Jack He if truly great that if little in himfelf, and that nzaheth no account of any height of honour. ..F1Ody., Her wire wa: ever Joft, gentle and low, An excellent thing in woman. JEAN WILDING 'll take that winter from your lipJ. -4 NIT! of , FLORENCE WHEELER S E N I O R DOROTHY ABETZ Glee Club, 2, Searchlight Reporter, 2, Search- light Club, 3, Crafts Club, Audubon Society, fl. FRANCES HELEN Ansrr Glee Club, 2, 3, Cast of Pickles, Pirates of Penzance , A. A. Circus, 2, Intra-Mural Basketball, 3, Girl Scouts, 1, 2, 3, 4, Search- light Staff, 4, Typing Club, 4, Searchlight Club, 3, 4. CAROLINE BAECOCK National Honor Society, 3, 4, Editor, Search- light, 3, 4, Editor, Tower, 4, Quill and Scroll Society, 3, 4, Usher, Commencement, 3. PHILIP W. BABCOCK Football, 2, 3, Soccer, 4, Track, 2, Wrestling, 2, 3, Police Force, 3, 4, Chemistry Club, 4. NINA BLUMENAUER Audubon Society, Library Club, 1, Kraft Club, 3, Typing Club, 4. DOUGLAS BRETT Wrestling, 4, Block Printing Club, 1, Book- keeping Club, 3, Typing Club, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Usher at Commencement, 3. NIARY E. BRODERICK Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Cast of Mikado, Pickles, Pirates of Penzance, Lady Frances, Pinafore, Pol- ishing Papa, Not Quite Such a Goose , A. A. Circus, 1-Ii-Y, 4, Vice President, Glee Club, 4, Secretary, Senior Dramatic Club, 4, Audubon Society, 1. BRUCE M. BROWN Track, 2, Band, 2, 3, 4, Archery Club, 1, Model Making Club, 2, Latin Club, 3, Chem- istiy Club, 4, Audubon Society, 1. MARIAN W. BUSH Glee Club, 1, 2, Class Basketball, 1, 2, Search- light Stall, 3, Audubon Society, 1, junior Honor Society, 3, Senior Honor Society, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Sophomore Dramatic Club, 2, Class Baseball, 1, 2, Literary Editor, Tower Staff, 4. R 24 ECORDS S. ELIZABETH CARLILE Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, Leader Club, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Cast of Mikado, Lady Frances, Pirates of Pen- zance, Pinafore. HOPE E. COFFEY Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, Class Basketball, 1, 2, Glee Club, 1, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, Leaders' Club, 4, G. O., 3, 4, A. A., 4, Usher, 3, Audubon Society, 1, A. A. Circus, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 2, 3, 4, Intra-Murals, 2, 3, Field Day. VINCENT J. COLLINS Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, Baseball, 2, Freshman Basketball, Fresh- man lntra-Mural Baseball, Photographers Club, Hi-Y, 3, 4. ANNA D. COLTER Tower Club, Statistical Editor, 4, Searchlight Club, Assistant Advertising Manager, 3, Typ- ing Club, 4, Kraft Club, 2, Glee Club, 2, 4, Cast of Pirates of Penzance, Pinafore , Honor Society, 4, Audubon Society, 1. MARGARET C. COLTER Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, Captain Varsity Bas- ketball, 4, Captain Class Basketball, 1, Soccer, 1, Baseball, 1, 3, Volley Ball, 1, Glee Club, 2, 4, Tower Club, 4, Leaders' Club, 4, Tower Staff, Photographic Club, 4, junior Honor Society, 3, Vice President, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Marshal and Usher at Gradua- tion, 3, Audubon Society, 1, Cast of Pirates of Penzance, Pinafore , A. A. Circus, 3, Commencement Dance Committee, 3, Intra- Mural Representative, 1, Field Day, 3, Search- light Staff, 1. NICIiOLAS COSTINO Varsity Football, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Audubon Soci- ety, 1, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Typewriting Club, 4, Coaching Club, 3, A. A. Circus, 2, Field Day, 3, Class Basketball, 1, Captain Baseball, 4, All-County Second Team Baseball, 3.. ..!ID RAYMOND Cox Soccer, 4, Captain, Wrestling, 2, 5, 4, Glee Club, 4, Model Making Club, 4, Police Force, 4. FLORENCE MIRIAM CREAN Transferred from St. Ann's, Intra-Mural, Dra- matic Club, 4. IVIARY Doro Library Club, 1, Latin Club, 5, Art Club, 4, Audubon Society, 1. THOMAS DONOVAN Varsity Football, 1, 2, 5, 4, Varsity Basketball, 2, 5, 4, Swimming, 2, 5, 4, Baseball, 2, 5, 4, Hi-Y, 5, 4, Audubon Society, 1, A. A. Circus, Field Day, 5, Police Force, 4, Coaching Club, 5, Class Basketball, 1, All County Full Back, 4, Class Baseball, 1, President Hi-Y, 4. JOHN DONZELLA Varsity Basketball, 4, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 5, Cast of Merchant of Venice , A. A. Cir- cus, 2, Intra-Murals, 1, 2, 5, 4, I-Ii-Y, 4. VTOLET HARRIET DRISCOLL Glee Club, 5, Searchlight, 5, 4, Girl Scouts, 1, Chemistry Club, 5, Latin Club, 5, Art Club, 4, Audubon Society, 1. BRADFORD DUTCHER Brad Honor Society, 5, 4, Searchlight, Business Manager, 5, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, Block Print- ing Club, 1, Bookkeeping Club, 5, Typewrit- ing Club, 4, junior Usher, 5, Audubon Soci- ety, Treasurer, 1, Intra-Mural Football, 52 Intra-Mural Basketball, 5. GEORGE FACCIOLI Wrestling, 5, 4, Swimming, 2, 5, 4, Football, 2, 5, 4, Hi-Y, 5, 4, Glee Club, 2, 5, 4, Band, 2, Audubon Society, 1, Dramatic Club, 5, 4, A. A.. Circus, 2, Class Basketball, 1, Cast of Pirates of Penzance, Picklcs. WALTER L. FLE1sHER Track, 5, 4, Soccer, 4, Chemistry Club, 4, Transferred from Concord, Massachusetts. JAMES FOLEY Varsity Baseball, 2, 5, 4, Varsity Basketball, 2, Varsity Football, 2, 5, 4, Wrestling, 5, Class Baseball, 1, Class Basketball, 2, All- County Football, 5, 4, Captain Football, 4, Police Patrol, 5, 4, Audubon Society, 1. GRACE ELIZABETH FOSTER Soccer, 2, 5, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 5, 4, Class Baseball, 1, 2, 5, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 5, 4, Cast of Pickles, Pinafore, Pirates of Pen- zance , Dramatic Club, 1, 5, 4, Tapping Club, 2, Secretary, Tower Staff, 4, Field Day, 5, Audubon Society, 1, Girl Shy , Sopho- more Hop, 2, A. A. Circus, Z, lntra-Murals, 1, 2, 5, 4. OLIVE MAY FOWLER Intra-Mural, 1, Glee Club, 5, Dramatic Club, 4, Cast of Pickles, Pirates of Penzance, M. S'. Pinafore, Girl Shy. RUTH MAE FOWLER- Dramatic Club, 4, Transferred from Pearl River. RAYMOND G. FRAE Junior Manager, Baseball, 5, Manager, Base- ball, 4, Hi-Y, Class Basketball, 1, 2, A. A. Circus, Wrestling Team, 4, Science Club, Air- plane Moclel-Making Club, Audubon Society, 1. H. MAXWELL FRASER G. O. Representative, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Model Airplane Club, 1, Varsity Football, 2, 5, 4, Senior High Patrol, 5, 4, Hi-Y, 5, 4, Assistant Manager, Searchlight, 5, A. A. Cir- cus, Committees-Dances, G. O., Sophomore Hop, junior Prom, Senior Prom, Commence- ment. FRANCES AMELIA Fuss Audubon Society, 1, Class Basketball, 1, 4, Commencement Usher, 5, junior Honor Soci- ety, 5, Searchlight Club, 5, 4, Secretary, National Honor Society, 4, Searchlight Staff, 4, Tower Staff, 4. LESTER GARBER Searchlight, 2, 5, Senior High Dramatic Club, 5, 4, Cast of Polishing Papa, The Knife,' Girl Shy, Merchant of Venice. Lois K. GARRABRANT Varsity Basketball, 4, Hi-Y, 5, 4, A. A. Cir- cus, 1, 2, Glee Club, 1, 2, 5, 4, Class Basket- ball, 1, 2, 5, Soccer, 2, 5, 4, Volley Ball, 1, 2, 5, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 5, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 5, 4, Tennis, 5, Tower Staff, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, Typing Club, 5, Leaders' Club, 4, Search- light StaHf, 5, Casts of Porgy, Pirates of Penzance, Mikado, Pickles, Pinafore , Cheerleader, 2, 5, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Field Day, 5, Hi-Y, 5, 4, Secretary, Glee Club, 5, Treasurer, Glee Club, 4, Prom Committees, Sophomore Hop, 2, Junior Prom, 5, A. A. Dances, 2, 5. CATI-ILEEN M. GAYNOR Intra-Mural, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Class Soccer, 2, 3, 4, Vol- ley Ball, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Field Day, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, Searchlight Club, 2, Searchlight Staff, 3, 4, Cast of Pirates of Penzance, 'fPickles, Pinafore, A. A. Circus, 2, Sophomore Hop, 2, Junior Prom, 3. EMANUEL GLICKMAN G. O., 1, 2, Football, 2, 3, Baseball, Basket- ball, 2, 3. LEONARD ELLIOT GOLDSTEIN Manager of Basketball, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Band, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, Search- light Staff, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer, 4, Honor Society, 3, Audubon Society, 1, Cast of Pirates of Penzance, Pickles, Pina- fore, Girl Shy , Hi-Y, 4, A. A. Circus, 2. MELVIN I. GREENE Audubon Society, 1, Class Basketball, 1, 2, Band, 2, 3, Typing Club, 2, 3, Varsity Foot- ball Manager, 3, Junior Honor Society, 3, Police Force, 4, Soccer Manager, 4. JOSEPH GUERRIERI Audubon Society, 1, Model Airplane Club, 1, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, A. A. Circus, 2, Otticial's Club, 3, Bookkeeping Club, 3, Wrestling, 4, Hi-Y, 4. EVELYN CORDELIA GURNEE Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Cast of Pickles, Pinafore, Seventeen, Stolen Prince, Girl Shy, Pirates of Penzance, Mikado, Por- gy , Class Basketball, 3, 4, Field Day, 3. OscAR GYLLENSWAN Swimming Team, 2, Track, 2, 3, G. O., 4, Intra-Mural Baseball, 1, Basketball, 1, Foot- ball, 2, Police Force, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Marshall Usher, 3, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sculpturing Club, 1, Tower Staff, 4. Lucy CORINNE HALL Tennis Team, 1, Dramatic Club, 1, Hi-Y, Searchlight Club, 2, 3, Audubon Society, 1. ROBERT HAMILTON Audubon Society, 1, Model Airplane Club, 1, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Class Baseball, 1, A. A. Circus, 2, Hi-Y, 4, Cast of Merchant of Venice. ROBERTA HARING Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Class Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Volley Ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, Leaders' Club, 4, Tower Staff, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Cast of Pinafore, Pickles, fMi- kaclo, Pirates of Penzance , A. A. Circus. JOHANNA S. HEFT Basketball Intra-Murals, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball, 3, 4, Soccer, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Glee Club, Pickles, Pinafore, 3, 4, Searchlight, Pho- tographic Club, Tower Staff, 4, Field Day, 3, Audubon Society, 1, A. A. Circus, 2, Usher at Graduation, 3, junior and National Honor Society. ROBERT HENDRICKS Class Baseball, 1, Class Basketball, 1, 2, Sculp- tors Club, Chemistry Club, Dramatic Club, 1, Police Force, 4, Audubon Society, 1, A. A. Circus, 2. CHARLOTTE MARIE HERRBOLD Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, Leaders' Club, 4, Tower Staff, 4, Audubon Society, 1, The Shadowed Star , A. A. Circus, 3. NORMAN HEss Audubon Society, President, 1, Photography Club, Football, 1, Soccer, 1, Wrestling, Man- ager, 2, 3, 4, Art Club. JAMES WILLIAM HESSELGRAVE Model-Making Club, 1, 2, 3, President, 3, Dramatic Club, Treasurer, 4, Class Basketball, 1, Varsity Football, 2, 3, Varsity Manager, 4, Swimming Team, 2, 3, Manager, 4, Cross Country, 3, Track, 3, Senior Patrol, 4, A. A. Circus, Hi-Y, 3, 4. FRANCES HILL Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Class Volley Ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Soccer, 3. 4, Class Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong Tournament, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, Leaders' Club, 4, Searchlight, 3, 4, Tower Staff, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Cast of Pinafore, Pickles, Mi- kado, Pirates of Penzance , A. A. Circus, Sophomore Hop Committee. ROBERT HUNT Track, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 2, 3, 4, Football, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, Intra-Mural, 3, Audubon Society, 1, A. A. Circus, 3, Hi-Y, 4, Model- Making Club, 2. EDWARD H. JOI-INsON Dramatic Club, 3, President, Dramatic Club, 4, Cast of Girl Shy, Polishing Papa , Class Track, 3, Class Basketball, 3, Searchlight, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Apparatus Club, 1, Audubon Society, 1, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Intra-Mural Basketball, Junior Usher Library Club, 2, Football, 2. ROBERT EATON KALAIDJIAN Junior High Football, 1, Varsity Football, 3, Soccer, 4, Track, 3, 4, Intra-Mural Basketball, 2, Latin Club, 2, Chemistry Club, 4, Tower Staff, 4. FLORENCE KANI3 Varsity Basketball, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, Typ- ing Club, 3, Leaders' Club, 4, G.. O., 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, Usher at Commencement, 3, Audubon Society, 1, A. A. Circus, 2, Field Day, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Sophomore Hop, 2, G. O. Dance, 3, 4, A. A. Dance, 3, 4, Junior Prom, 3, Commencement Dance, 3, Senior Prom, 4, Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, Magazine Drive, 4, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, 4, Soccer, 2, 3, Volley Ball, 2, 3. JUSTIN KANEY Football, 1, 2, Soccer, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 4, Typing Club, Model-Making Club, Audubon Society, A. A. Circus, Homecoming Dance, Intra-Mural, Magazine Drive. EDITH JEANETTE KESSLER Audubon Society. 1, Kraft Club, 1, 2, Typ- ing Club, 3. BIEATRICE A. KNARICH Glee Club, 2, 4, Craft Club, 2, Searchlight, 3, 4, Typing Club, 4, Tower Staff, 4, Junior Honor Society, 3, National Honor Society, Treasurer, 4, Usher at Graduation, 3, Audu- bon Society, 1, Casts of Pirates of Penzance, Pinafore , A. A. Circus, 3, Commencement Dance Committee, 3, Field Day, 3, Class Basketball, 2, 3, 4.i FRANKLIN F. KNARICI-I Basketball, 1, 2, Woodworking Club, 2, 3, A. A. Circus, 2, Sophomore Hop Committee, 2, Usher at Graduation, 3, WARD KOLYER Wrestling, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club, 2, 3, Swimming Team, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track. HILDA KUCKLINSKY I Class Basketball, 1, 4, Field Day, 31 Pickles,' Pirates of Penzance, Girl Shy , Glee Club, 2, 3, Tapping Club, 2, Dramatic Club, 1, 4, Art Club, 3, Audubon Club, 1, Searchlight Staff, 3, G. O. Dance, 4, Basketball, 2, 4, Volley Ball, 4, WILLIAM LEMM Typing Club, Audubon Society, 1, Track, 3, Honor Society, 3, 4, General Organization, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, All County Center, 4, Basket- ball, 2, 3, Model-Making Club, Class Basket- ball, 1, 2, Place-kicking Contest, 3. LESLIE A. LOVETT Dramatic Cub, 3, 4, Police Force, 3, 4, Audu- bon Society, 1, Science Club, 2, Model-Mak- ing, 1, Girl-Shy , Junior Hi-Y,1, Senior Hi- -I Y, 9, 4. WILLIAM T. LYDECKER Football, 3, Model-Making Club, 1, 2, Wres- tling, 1, 2, Bookkeeping Club, 3, Intra-Murals, Track, Footbal, 3, Block Printing Club, 1. GEORGE W. MATHSEN Cross County Team, 3, Track, 33 Band, 2, 3, Apparatus Club, 1, Audubon Society, 1, Block Printing Club, 1, Typing Club, 4, Book- keeping Club, 3, Searchlight Staff, 3, 4, Tower Staff, 4, Junior Usher at Graduation, 3, Commencement Dance Committee, 3. EDWARD F. MCDERMOTT Audubon Society, 1, Block Printing Club, 1, Typing Club, 4, Bookkeeping Club, 3, Science Club, 3, Usher at Graduation, 3, Police Force, 1, 3, 4, Intra-Mural Football, 2, Intra-Mural Basketball, 2, 3, Commencement Dance Com- mittee, 3, Apparatus Club, 1. JEAN A. MCFARLANE Glee Club, 2, 3, Art Club, Kraft Club, 2, Searchlight Staff, 3, A. A. Circus, 2, Cast Pirates of Penzance, Pickles , Audubon Society, 1, Intra-Mural Basketball, Dramatic Club, 1, Rockland County Music Concert, 2. .FRANCES IVIEEHAN Varsity Basketball, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, Dra- matic Club, 1, 2, 4, Art Club, 1, Audubon Society, 1, Cast Pickles, Pirates of Pen- zance , A. A. Circus, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Class Baseball, 3, Soccer, 3, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3. GERSHOM MOTT Track, 3, Soccer, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 5, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Class Baseball, 1, 2, 4, Class Track, 3, A. A. Circus, Audubon Society, 1, Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4. GORDON MOTT Audubon Society, 1, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra-Murals, 1, 2, Cast of Oh Kay , Var- sity Soccer, 2, Track, 4. DONALD ROBERT MULI-IOLLAND Audubon Society, 1, Cross Country, 1, 2, 3, Assistant Manager, 3, Photography Club, 2, Track, 2, 3, Manager, 4, Science Club 1, Band, Class Basketball, 2, 3, Orchestra, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Cast Pickles, Pinafore , Soccer, 4, Bookkeeping Club, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, WILLIAM PALMATIER Football, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, Band, 2, 3, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Block Printing Club, 1, Chemistry Club, 2, Typing Club, 4, Book- keeping Club, 3, Cast Pickles, ELIZABETH PARIETTI Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, A. A. Dance Committee, 3, Soccer, 3, Class Baseball, 3, Volley Ball, 3, Tennis Tournament, 3, A. A. Circus, 2, President Leaders' Cub, 4, Typing Club, 3, Audubon Society, 1, Tapping Club, 2. IVIADELINE PARIETTI Audubon Society, 1, A. A. Circus, 33 Soccer, 2, Class Basketball, 1, 2, Class Baseball, 1, 2, Volley Ball, 1, 2, Typing Club, 4, Library A, Club, 3, Craft Club, 2. ROBERT PARKS Band, 1, 2, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3, Pirates of Penzance, Pickles , Audu- bon Society, 1, Photography Club, 4, CAROLINE PETSCHE Dramatic Club, 1, 2, Audubon Society, 1, LOUISE PHILLIPS Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Searchlight Staff, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Cast The Knife, Gir1 Shy , Class Basketball, 3, 4, Committee G. O. Dance, Field Day, 3. EDNA POLI-IEMUS Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, Typing Club, 4, Cast Mikado, Pirates of Penzance, Pickles, Pinafore , Class Basketball, 1, 2, Volley Ball, 1, 2, Soccer, 1, 2. ELIZABETH POLHEMUS Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Searchlight Staff, 3, 4, Honor Society, 3, Audubon Society, 1, Cast Girl-Shy , A. A. Circus, 3, Hi-Y, Sec- retary, 2, 3, President, 4, Sophomore Hop, 2, Junior Prom, 3. EVELYN PRAGER Glee Club, 1, 2, 4, Library Club, 1, Audubon Society, 1, Cast Pirates of Penzance, Pina- fore. CARMELLA RENALLA Class Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Archery Club, 1, Craft Club, 3, Typing Club, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Cast of Mikado, Pirates of Penzance, Pickles IDA RESNICK Basketball, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Tapping Club, A. A. Circus, 2, Audubon Society, 1. MARJORIE RIMMER Basketball, 1, 2, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Tapping Club, 2, Dramatic Club, Audubon Society, 1, Hi-Y, 5, 4 LOUISE RUBY Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball, 1, 2, 3, Volley Ball, 1, Audubon Society, 1, Dra- matic Club, 1, 2, Soccer, 2, Archery Club, 2, A. A. Circus, 2, Typing Club, 3, Leaders' Club, 4, Honor Society, 4, Tower Staff, 4. ELTXNGE SAIER Audubon Society, 1, Class Basketball, 1, 33 Volley Ball, 1, 2, Soccer, 2, Baseball, 2, Archery Club, 2, Tennis, 2, Glee Club, 35 Searchlight, 3, Typing Club, 4. ARCHIBALD SCOTT Audubon Society, 1, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club, 1, Glee Club, 1, Wrestling, 3, 4, Model-Making Club, 3, Football, 4. JOHN SCOTT Audubon Society, 1, Band, 1, 2, Orchestra, 2, Glee Club, 2, Football, 3, 4, Typing Club, 4. RUTI-I SIFF Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball, 1, Baseball, 1, 2, 4, Soccer, 3, Cast Pickles, Pirates of Penzance, Pinafore , Audubon Society, Secretary, 1, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 4, Searchlight, 1, 2, A. A. CiI'cus, 2, Mikado. EDITH SIPIIELL Varsity Basketball, 4, Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball, 2, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, Leaders' Club. 4, Searchlight, 3, 4, Tower, 4, Audu- bon Society, 1, A. A. Circus, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Sophomore Hop, 2. WILLIAM C. SMITH Band, 2, 3, Glee Club, 3, 4, Cast of Pickles, 'lPinafore , Audubon Club, 1, Apparatus Club, 2, Searchlight, 2, 3, Police Force, 4, Varsity Football, 2, 3, Manager, 3, Varsity Soccer, 4, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3. PEGGY STARIQ Audubon Society, 1, Dramatic Club, 1, Soph- omore Dramatic Club, 2, A. A. Circus, 2. EDITH STEWART Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, Leaders' Club, 4, Tennis, 4, Soccer, 3, 4, Baseball. 2, 3, 4, Volley, 2, 3, Tower Staff, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Intra-Mural, 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A. Circus, 2, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Sopho- more Hop, 2, G. O. Dance, 4, Junior Prom, 3, Senior Prom, 4, Field Day, 3, Cast Mikado, Porgy, Pickles, Pinafore. HERBERT SXVAIN Audubon Society, 1, Archery Club. 1, Hi-Y, 2, Football, 2, Printing Club, 2, Basketball, 2, 3, Track, 3, Bookkeeping Club, 3, Search- light Staff, 3, 4, Model-biaking Club, 4, Tower Staff, 4, MARY JANE SWEET Audubon Society, 1, Photography Club, 1, Basketball, 2, Glee Club, 2, 3, Art Club, 2, Latin Club, 3. JOHN P. TOTH Football, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, Swimming, 1, Audubon Society, 1, Typing Club, 4, Model- bfaking Club, 1, Bookkeeping Club, 3. EVELYN TREMPER Audubon Society, 1, A. A. Circus, 1, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pirates of Penzance, Once in a Lifetime, Pickles , Searchlight Staff, 2, Typing Club, 4, Pinafore, Tower Staff, 4. CHARLES TYACK G. O. Representative, 3, G. O. President, 4, Photographic Club, President, 3, Baseball, Varsity, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Varsity, 2, 3, Senior High Patrol, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 4, Sophomore Hop, 2, G. O. Dance, 4. RUTH CARR WEINSTEIN Junior Honor Society, 3, National Honor SO- ciety, 4, Quill 8: Scroll, 3, 4, Essay Contest, Wrin of County, 2, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Searchlight Club. 3, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Cast of Pickles, Girl Shy, The Knifef, Pirates of Pen- zance , Varsity Squad, 4, Tennis Tournament, 3, 4, Ping Pong Tournament, 3, A. A. Circus, Sophomore Hop Committee, 2, C. S. P. A. Convention, 3, 4, Intra-Murals, 1, 2, 3, 4, Searchlight, Sports Editor, News Editor, 3, 4, Tower Literary Editor, 4. JOI-IN WEIXEL Manager, Track Team, Searchlight Club, Chemistry Club, Photography Club, Dramatic Club, 2, G. O. Member, Tower Staff, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, lvlarshal at Commence- ment, 3, Prom Committee, 3, Commencement Dance Committee, 3. FLORENCE WHEELER Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, Cast Oh Kay, Polishing Papa , Leaders' Club, 4, G. O. Representative, 2, Vice-President G. O., 3, A. A. Circus, 2, Junior Prom, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Tower Staff, 4, Audubon Society, 1, Basket- ball, 4. JEAN WILDXNG Basketball Varsity, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball, 1, 2, Baseball, 1, 2, Soccer, 1, 2, Volley Ball, 1, 2, Tennis, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, Latin Club, 3, Searchlight 3, Leaders' Club, 4, Honor Society, 3, 4, Usher at Graduation, 3, Audubon Society, 1, A. A. Circus, 2, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, G. O. Dance, 4, Intra-Mural Repre- sentative, 4, Commencement Dance, 3. ECHOES VER three hundred years ago, Hendrik Hudson sailed up the river that bears his name and entered the placid waters of the Tappan Zee. The hills surroundf ing the broad bay echoed with the warhoops of Indians and the cries of wild animals. Since then, the redmen have been driven back into the country, the wild animals killed off. Under the hills surrounding the river, the Dutch built a village which rapidly grew to a thriving town. Steamboats, railroads, and airplanes were invented, and the hills now reverberate with the whistles of trains and ferries. Four years ago, in 1930, the hills resounded with an even stranger noise. Listen closely, and you may hear the tramping feet of the Class of 1934 as the students return to school in September. The joyous cries of the girls as they win the intramural basketball championship mark the first big success of 34. You can hear the music of the Sophomore Hop given the next year, and the cheers ring out for the few talented ones who made the varsity teams. The laughs over the A. A. Circus in which the Sophomore class was well represented, evidence another attainment. Ever gaining in volume, come the voices of the dignified juniors, taking parts in the Dramatic Club and Glee Club productions of the next season. More class mem- bers were on the teams, the Searchlight was taken over, and the junior Prom was one of the big successes of the year. Five members were elected to the National Honor Society. As Seniors, the Class of 1934 thundered on. They entered into all branches of student activities, placed more members in the National Honor Society, and put forth a champion football team. They undertook the management of the G. O., and in january left the Searchlight to the juniors and started work on The Tower. Seniors were prominent in the band and orchestra, and played many of the leads in student productions. Will the achievements of the Class of 1934 cease, now that they are about to graduate? Of course not. Year after year, we hope the hills surrounding the Hudson will reverberate with the praise of the members of this class and send out the echoes over the broad waters of the Tappan Zee. 50 154,792,119 Midland Avenue, Nyack-on-the-Hudson, New York, May 81, 1954. Dearest Auntie Matilda: At last, after many years of promising, Rockland County achieved its longed for bridge! The bridge which spans the Hudson River from Nyack to Tarrytown was opened yesterday. Naturally, I, being a Zilch, had to attend. john Weixel, the assemblyman who had the bridge legislation passed, was the man to cut the tape so that the line of streaming cars could pass over. He and john Scott, the engineer who supervised the construction, walked Hrstg then rode the two police escorts-Chief of Police Philip Babcock and Lieutenant Maxwell Fraser. The ceremonial procession included the President of the United States-Charles Tyack-and his cabinet members. Ida Resnick, Secretary of Labor, and Robert Hendricks, Secretary of State, rode with the chief executive. The other seventy-seven cabinet members rode in the next car, with james Foley, U. S. Supreme Court judge. The main speakers and men of importance stopped at the reviewing stand, which was situated in the middle of the bridge. ' Gee, was it exciting! Up over head Hew two airplanes piloted by Raymond Frae and Robert Hunt. Down below was a circus showboat fAuntie, can I go to see the circus when it comes to town?j You should have seen Nina Blumenauer, the fat lady, and Elizabeth Polhemus, the midget. Carmella Renella, eating fire, got smoke in her eyes, Norman Hess was lifting heavy weights. fAuntie, can I go see that circus?j And all this time cars were rolling by the reviewing stand! The first car to pay toll belonged to George Faccioli, the ice man, accompanied by Frances Fuss, the saleslady at Florence Wheeler's Florist Shop. As the first car reached the center of the scene, Donzella's Military Band began to play Stars and Stripesfl All the cars stopped-the airplanes stopped in mid-air! Even the ferries in the George Mathsen lines stopped! The second car was a Packard containing Vincent Collins, of the Collins' Beef Consolidated. With Mr. Collins, rode William Lemm, criminal lawyer, and Herbert Swain, editor of the Rockland Evening journal. They rode up to the reviewing stand where they were seated just in time to hear Reverend Bruce Brown open the ceremonies with a prayer. This was followed by an operatic selection sung by Miss Betty Carlile and William Smith. The speaker of the day was Douglas Brett, Governor of New York State. His address was a simple one, not exceeding five minutes. fThat is unless my David Cox's watch doesn't keep right time., Ruth Weinstein and Leonard Goldstein, famous comedy pair, now playing in the musical comedy hit Boy Bashful, rode past. In their car were Louise Ruby dancer in Kaney's Follies and Grace Foster, blues singer in the same company. 31 just as the car reached the other side it crashed into the roadster of Margaret Stark, who was so busy talking to her private secretary, Lucy Hall, that she failed to give Miss Weinstein the road. Although no one was hurt, the Nyack Hospital Ambulance, driven by Emanuel Glickman, rushed to the scene. Dorothy Abetz, trained nurse, administered the necessary first aid. By the way, I think I'll get a job in Gersham Mott's Department Store. They have an outing once a week. There was a Costino Bluedog Bus completely filled with salesmen and salesladies. Frances Adsit, the notion counter saleswoman, and Archibald Scott, the floorwalker, were debating whether Betty Parietti and Ward Kolyer would win the dance marathon being held at the Tothland Ballroom. Who do you think will win, Auntie? Edith Sippell, the advertiser for the store, was sketching scenery of the river. Her friend, Edith Stewart, who designs all the dresses for the Little Shop, was seated right by the bus driver. In the back, the stenographer, Roberta Hating, and the typist, Frances Hill were kidding around with the bookkeeper, Williain Palmatier. just then Thomas Donovan, who was tight rope walking on the cables fell into the river and was saved by the Olympic champion swimmer, Hope Coffey. fMaybe a romance will ensue!! Also I noticed two bicycles, upon which were seated Louise Phillips who is in charge of the Rockland County Little Theatre, and Leslie Lovett, vice-president of the Fifth National Bank. They were on their way to Sleepy Hollow cemetery where they were going to eat their lunch. Over at the stand, another speaker had taken the floor for is it bridge?j Miss Frances Meehan, a famous welfare worker in New York City, spoke and solicited dona- tions for a new fund. fWhy do most speakers ask for donations, Auntie ?j When she finished, Miss Evelyn Tremper, world record breaker in talking, gave a short four hour speech. A very important car just passed then! Miss Caroline Babcock, ambassadoress to Bflrgrzmly, and her party-Johanna Heft, her secretary, Marion Bush, authoress of the Key-Snatcherug Bradford Dutcher, millionaire newspaper distributor, Walter Fleisher, architect, and james Hesselgrave, Speaker of the House of Representatives. As a matter of fact the next car was also, of the same party and had more notables -jean Wilding, Dean of Vassar College, William Lydecker, New York Curb Wolf, Edward johnson, movie star and Gordon Mott, Spanish Interpreter. An Aunt Gaynor Cake Truck rolled by. Following it was Miss Cathleen Gaynor herself, on her way to a convention. In her Cadillac were Mary Broderick, head of Good Housekeeping Institute, Harriet Driscoll, President of the Woman's Preserve League, and Evelyn Gurnee, owner of all the Gurnee Light Lunches. Mary jane Sweet, candy maker, was supposed to be at the convention with them but as her house had burned down she couldn't go. Mary Doig, usher at the Mulholland Rockland Theatre, was walking across with Mr. Mulholland himself! Scandal, Auntie! 52 Lots of people were walking across! There were Lois Garrabrant, typist to Caroline Petsche, owner of the Petsche Hairdressing concern, Anna Colter and Beatrice Knarich, secretaries to Lester Garber, big butter and egg man, Ruth Fowler, companion to Jean MacFarlane, concert pianist. Then, the most beautiful car I have ever seen crossed. It was a foreign car owned by joseph Guerrieri, the man who has the monopoly on all the drug stores in Nyack. His two managers, Robert Kalaidjian and Franklyn Knarich, with Miss Eltinge Saier, head of all his cosmetic departments, were riding with hm. Flossie Kane, who owns a style shop in Haverstraw fof all placesj was riding across the bridge with Robert Hamilton f'iUncle Robie to the children who are radio listenersj. Ruth Sift, at the reviewing stand, broke the bottle of champagne just a little late but no one minded. fTo get the champagne, the number is Nyack 7-7-9-4, ask for Melvin Greenj. Miss Sift is also a Rockland County assembly woman at Albany, Edward McDermott, celebrated orchestra leader, was simply swamped, when he walked across, by a group of admiring women. Edith Keesler, school teacher, was badly injured when Madeline Parietti tried to get Eddie's autograph. Miss Parietti is business manager to Hilda Kucklinsky, Nyack hotel owner. Her friends Edna Polhemus and Evelyn Prager, waitresses at the hotel and Marjorie Rimmer, bookkeeper there, could hardly keep her back. So what? Gee, Auntie, what you missed! Almost every body we know was there. Your niece, ALICA ZILCHA. CLASS VOTE Novel .....,..............,,,....... Musical comedy Movie .........,........,,.......,.. Movie actor ............ Movie actress ............ Poem ......................... Author ............,..... Sta e actress ........ Little Women It Happened One Night Clarke Gable ........,............Claudette Colbert Trees Warwick Deeping g .. .......,........................ Helen Hayes Stage actor ...,.,....................,.,...... ......................,............ G eorge Arliss Poet ........................................................ ........... E dna St. Vincent Millay Piece of classical Modern song ...... music Orchestra ............,................... ........... Three Little Pigs Glen Gray's Singer ......................... .... .,............... B i ng Crosby Comedian ................,.......... ...,......,............. I oe Penner Radio announcer Magazine ....... ............... Orchestra leader School teacher ,... .....,........james Wallington Cosmopolitan ...............Ozzie Nelson ,,...,....Miss Howlett ,X R, .Qu In 3, nr , Miir, :U ,X L ff1i:.' ,, -- nj 15.444-.1 g..v:5I7'ElQ W .-hgyfcf - 'W -, .- ' ' gg ' ' P f-i,g1 7' Y ' ,I ' r 1: 1-.:-1. ., . . . .14-,g4,1f.4...i: w LA - h . - ' '- rf F ' - f , . N , ,. 1- -, ---lv ight? lx ,-. '- HM .f 1 . . V+. .,. - Q-f...,5L::t -:.9?f A -'JT Q. ' u A H - w H , . 1 - .5':' ' 3 X . .f:,.,hK,4f'? ..: . + f ve-I ,rf-. 1.-. .. ' fi L . iw inl- ,, 'X , f :pp M P+- -2.1. , - K . '1 When We Were Very Young 4, ,- W F g .1 MM' H ., He, V wild WILL RIENDS, members of the faculty, students, and Freshmen, we are pleased to present to you, at this grand commencement assembly, two of the finest gentlemen who ever slept through college! I refer to Professors Read and Black, B.V.D., S.P.C.A., I.W.W., etc., who will present the undergraduates with awards the Seniors have left them. Howdy, folks, howdy. First, I'd like to present to the Freshmen Qbless their heartsj the Seniors' ability to cut classes and get away with it. Miss Keen, we take the honor in presenting the library with Franklyn Knarich's set of snappy stories. These are, incidently, to be passed along to future librarians when the time comes. Rhoda Fagen, come forward, and accept Flow Wlieeler's cultured voice, which she has so generously proferred. To jack Mulholland we bestow Brother Donald's nonchalance in classes Qwhat a many. Archy Scott's massive frame is a present to Oswald Walker. You're welcome, Ossy. Now for something different-to the trophy case we present Jean Wilding's and Edith Sippell's legs fpardon, I mean limbsj providing, of course, they're placed side by side. Caroline Babcock's way of running things is a gift to Non Clay. Norman Hess, that strong man of men, leaves his wrestling ability to Ray Taylor. Fran Mee- han's unsteady equilibrium is for Louise Salls. And now Anne Colter's little red hat. This is for you, Lauretta Phelan. Angeline Badi, what pretty curls you have! Mary Doig has presented. you with all her make-up. Adrian Onderdonk, you are be- stowed with Nick Costino's basketball ability. Tom Donovan's football and Charles Tyack's baseball art are willed to Wild Bill Hanna and Vince Colarell respectively. Nina Blumenauer is presenting jean Crowley with about ten inches of her height. Very sweet of you, old girl. Betty Parietti has kindly consented to give some of her good sportsmanship to Rosalie Cocks. David Cox's gym shorts are now in the possession of that blonde boy, Marshall Bishop. .Betty Carlile, the Nyack nightingale, is giving away her high soprano to Flo Arietta. Romer Good, to you we present Brad Dutcher's retiring nature Qtake goor care of itj. Flo Van Doorn, as a special favor we give you Marjorie Rirnmer's meekness. Here we have Hamlet! Sorry, I mean Lester Garber, who is giving away his dramatic art to Harold Wachs. Madeline Parietti, who, like soup, is seen and not heard, is giving that very thing away, fnot the soupj to Lucille MacDonnell. Lois Garrabrant's coyness, is bestowed upon Pat Broderick-not that she needs it. William Palmatier, with a little persuasion is giving his jovial disposition to Alfred Magee. Kay Gaynor's odd stride is a gift to Claire Ulrich, the artist. Gersham Mott's handsome proiile is with much misgiving placed upon the shoulders of Gale Wait. 35 Manny Glickman's appropriate puns in history classes, which make even Miss Howlett laugh, are presented to Herbert Garman. jean McFarlane's musical accom- plishments are a gift to Elizabeth Vanderbilt. H Leonard Goldstein-hum-anyone who wants Lenny will please step around to the office after this ceremony. Edward McDermott, the chubby little rascal, is willing his avoirdupois to Gerald Furman. Melvin Greene's constancy will probably please Carl Trojahn, who is getting it. George Mathsen's sympathetic UQ nature is a gift to Milton Colby, the redhead. Squirrel,' Guerrierils skill in juggling sodas is passed on to all future drug store clerks within these walls. Bill Lydecker's carefree attitude is a present to Dick Abrams fnot that he needs itj. Mildred Smith is now possessor of the poise and self-possession passed on to her by Evelyn Cordelia Gurnee. Now for love-to johnny O'Brien we present Leslie Lovett's consistency in that subject-ah! And to Carl Sauter, Bob Hamilton, the generous soul, relates his magic formula of how to get along with the ladies. Florence Kane's ability to hold her man, figuratively not literally, is presented to Fran Ronan, who is doing very fine now, thank you. Al GyIlenswan's scholastic enthusiasm UQ is given to Fred Bracy, that dapper black-haired fellow. William Lemm, all-county football star, is leaving his physique to Bernard DeMartini. Lucy Corinne Hall's southern drawl is given to Emeretta Jansen, who will probably like it. Eva Colby is the possessor of Hilda Kucklinsky's buoyant nature. Ward Kolyer's devil-may-care-nature is a gift to Francis Sidoli. Don't mention it. All of Mary jane Sweet's sisters and brothers are left to Harold Hawvermale so that he won't be lonesome any more. Mary Broderick's eraser--throwing, noon-time play- fellows are given with much pleasure and relief to Helen Bartow. George Rotelli is the proud possessor of guess what?-Herb Swain's red hair and freckles. Mary Dulla gets Bruce Brown's trumpeting ability, and now she, too, can blow her horn. Edith Stewart's various headdresses are all Beatrice Koblin's from now on. Hope Coffey's perfectness of form is presented to Little Buttercup, Ruth Gilhuley. Cora Davis will be glad to get Louise Phillips' English IV marks, don't you think? Vince Collins' awkwardness is given to james ucrooningi' Smith. Peggy Stark's talkative hands are a special, very special gift to joseph Busch. Katherine Bernhardt, the little dark one, is given Margaret Colter's basketball ability. Andy Podraskie gets Bill Smith's deep basso and while on the subject of Podras- kie-little sister Marie is willed Ruth Siff's dark and tall boy friend. Flo Crean's mas- cared eyelashes are given to Consuella Hunt. Polly Polhemus' pleasant plumpness is presented to Peggy Ferdon fthat's alliteration, Miss Roodyj. Walt F1eisher's prudent driving UQ to Arthur Kipp seems a good move, as does the presentation of Dot Abetz' long blonde locks to Jenny Assaro. Lois Behringer fha-cha-chaj gets Fran Adsit's sub- 36 limeness. John Weixel's capability in almost everything is a present to Bill Lamkie, the champ tennis player. Marion Bush's ability to interview teachers for the Searchlight we heartily recommend for Mildred Gradinger. Evelyn Tremper, who has big brown eyes, is giving them to Victoria Novitskie. Phil Babcock's bossiness on the police force is now in Harold Holmes' possession. Peter Toth's rosy countenance is left to all the Junior girls in order that, in the future, they need not purchase any more drug store cosmetics. Stop you're blushing, Pete! The curly blonde hair of Douglas Brett is given to Tony Vickey. Johnny Donzella's silver Austin goes to Mr. Campbell. Now for these grand people with a sense of humor! All of Max Fraser's wise- cracks, jokes, laughs, etc., are left to Edward Bollinger. Josephine Trucklyls recipient of Edna Polhemus' wit and Ed Johnson's laughing is all Malcolm Cooper's now. Bert Haring's clothes go to the Sophomores. They'll like that. Eltinge Saier's antenna-like eyebrows and Rene Renella's eyelashes go to Horsefce Harris and Val Clay respectively. And speaking of the face, Eaccioli's beak is a present to Bill Lenz. Those Fowler's are willing Olives peaches and cream complexion to any N. H. S. brunette who needs it and Ruth's baby face is given to John Allieri. Raymond Frae and John Scott are both willing their laziness in classes to Bob Brokaw and Dot Abbott. Evelyn Prager's inquisitive ways are given to Gladys McBrien-she's so quiet- just like Caroline Petsche who wills Anna Fehsal her gentle manner, and Edith Keesler who gives her shyness to Jean Zabriskie. Kay Donovan is at the receiving end of Ida fsweet as apple ciderj Resnick's reticent nature. Hesselgrave's microscopic eyes, which can see rocks in the river, are given to Dan of the Gearys! Frances Fuss' library tasks to any undergrad who can mend books as well as she can. Louise Ruby's stenographic ability to William Scott and Johanna Heft's ambitiousness to Jerry Crowley are particularly recommended. Harriet Driscoll gives her anxious way to answer questions to Joyce of the Hoffmans. Brad Brush receives Meat Foley's roundness. Grace Eoster's petiteness will be liked, perhaps, by Jessie Gress. Flip Lambkin gets Bob Kalaidjiarfs sterness, while Jessie Watson is the recipient of Bee Knarich's jovial manner. Sharley Herrbold's giggle is given with a sigh to Dot Bierds, the Soph. Bob Hendrick's long lanky form to Albert Norman seems to be good for Al-. Justin Kaney's way of helping folks is given to Dick Clucas-no hard feelings-Dick. Ral Geary Qah-there-Jeanj is bestowed with Bob I-Iunt's stubbiness. Gordon Mott's willingness to work is a gift to Peter Mack and Fran Hill's coquettish airs are all Evelyn Blauvelt's. Ruth Weinstein's ability to be comical is given as a final gesture to anyone who is capable of being it. 37 SENIOR QUESTIONNAIRE Name Abetz, Dorothy Broderick, Mary Colter, Anna Crean, Florence Doig, Mary Donzella, John Faccioli, George Foley, James Fowler, Olive Fowler, Ruth Frae, Raymond Green, Melvin Hall, Lucy Heft, Johanna Hendricks, Robert Herrbold, Charlotte Hunt, Roberts Kalaidjian, Robert Knarich, Beatrice Knarich, Franklin Kucklinsky, Hilda Lovett, A Leslie Mathsen, George McFarlane, Jean Parietti, Madeline Petsche, Caroline Prager, Evelyn Renella, Carmella Saier, Eltinge Scott, Archibald Scott, John Silf, Ruth Stewart, Edith Sweet, Mary Jane Toth, Peter Tyack, Charles Hobby . Writing notes Kids Managing Just ask her Cosmetics Selling bread Diving Football and women Primping Pearl River mechan- ics Losing weight Helping others To be a model Cards Dancing NIOSH Sports Soccer Swimming Deliveries Blushing Giving tickets History Music Typing Bridge Nurse girl Flirtations Bill Wrestling Sax Riding Hairdressing Sam Singing in the shower Kaye What People Think Of Them 'KI wouldn't tell Friendly Let Anna do it Her costume French doll Full of fun As the nose blows Silly but 'er nice Vain Creature Simple and girlish Lazy Soft-spoken Mere child Lucky Joe Big Boy Love sick Good imitation Still waters run deep Likes to have a good time Another Jimmie Durante What eyes Slow but sure The mystery man i'How's the air up there? Very reserved Beautiful hair Bragger You guess That waist line Everyone loves a fat boy Funny Tres stupide We Can't quite un- derstand A good artist The S. Nyack baron Moon faced 38 How They Are Recognized Tee hee Oh Yeah! What shall I do next By that Garbo look That make-up Can't imagine By his nose Neat By her wiggle Always with Olive Haw Haw By his smile Green hat By her wave Aw! Oh! for goodness sake Walking dictionary Wandering troobadour Where is Anna ? By his English suit Silvery laughter Two close in a car Dimples Would you say that He's swell Where's Peggy ? That city air Brunette type I'm reducing By his hair Why work ? Always late I've been told that before too Sweet Sun tan Was I late? How the zuintery are drifting, like flnkex of mow And the .rzxmmerx like bzfdf between, And the year and the Lbeaf, I0 tbey come and go, ON the t'iZ!El'!.f breaft with ity ebb and it.r flow, AJ it glider in the Jbadow and Jbeeufl 39 'K GENERAL ORGANIZATION The Senior High General Organization with the help Campbell, endeavor to discuss and regulate the activities whic of Miss Krum and Mr. h go on in school. Duties, such as granting permissions to organizations to give dances, parties, and other social events, are carried on by this organization, which meets every Wednesday morning in the Board of Education room. It assists in all school projects such as the magazine drive, Searchlight subscriptions, and moving picture benefits. Officers CHARLES TYACK ......... ...,....................,....,...,. ..,.,..,,,,,,......... Prerideul PEGGY FERDON .........,....,.. .,......,.,,.......,.,,,. .......... V i ce-Preridefzt HOPE COFFEY ,..,.,.......,......,......... .................... ........., . .... . . Home room representatives: Treazrnrer F. Bracey H. Holmes W. Lemm F. Van Dorn G. Cohen J. Kane F. McNichol D. Van Weelden M. Fraser J. Weixel NATIONALfHONOR.SOGIETY HE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, composed of honor students, holds its meet- ings once a month. Miss Krum is the faculty adviser. I Oflicers Prerzdeui .....,......,,,........ ..,............,.........,.,,. ..,.........,...,,.... I E AN WILDING Vice-Prerident ,......,.. .,............. ....,..... MA R GARET COLTER Secrelary ..,.,.....,........ .........,.......,...,.,,, .,......,.,....... F RA NCES Fuss Trenmrer ...............,..............,.......A,........,............................. ....... , .. BEATRICE KNARICH Members Caroline Babcock Bradford Dutcher Florence Kane Louise Phillips Marion Bush Johanna Heft William Lemm Edith Stewart Anna Colter john Weixel SENIOR HIGH PATROL HE Senior High Patrol consists of twenty-nine members. The object of the police force is to maintain order during the recess hours. Each member is supplied with a summons book and it is the duty of the member to issue his summons only when it is necessary. The charges are answered by the defendant every Thursday afternoon of each week when court is held. A sentence is then given to the offender and must be attended to within a certain time. This force had added greatly to the quietness and general orderliness of the school and its surroundings. Officers OSCAR GYLLIENSWAN ..............................,.....,,.,.,.,,..,,...,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,, C apfam ROMER Gooo ..................... ....,.....................,,,..,...,,....,,.,,,,,,.,.,....,.,,.,,,,,.,..,,,.,.,,,, S ecreiary Members W. Smith E. McDermott J. Hesselgrave J. Bates D. Cox J. 'Foley P. Babcock H. Fehsal A. Onderdonk R. Hendricks I.. Lovett P. Bedford F. McNichol T. Donovan C. Tyack B. Brush J. Smith M. Fraser P. Lambkin W. Harris G. Wait 41 42 GLEE CLUB The Senior High Glee Club, under Mrs. Maged's instruction, is a very active organi- zation, composed of eighty members. Some of the musical programs in which they participate during the year are the exercises at Open House Night, Christmas programs, the Music Festival, and at commencement. Pinafore, a Gilbert 8: Sullivan operetta, presented March second, was declared a huge success. Officers Preridezzt ............,..... ,..........,....,.................. .....,.,,............. B . BRUSH Vice-Pyeridenr ......,.. ..,.,,...............,.., ,....... M . Baomsarck Treamrer ,...,.........,., ....,.,...,.. L . GARRABRANT Serrelary ......., ,.......... B . CARLILE GIRLS, HI-Y HE Girl's Hi-Y was started four years ago. The object of the club is to create and maintain the best ideals. Miss Dorothy Perry acts as adviser of the club of twenty-six girls. The club has enjoyed various programs during the year, one of the most interesting of which was a talk by Miss Evans, commercial teacher of Nyack High School. I Oliicers Prerzdeut .......,..,..,.,..,,.........................r.........,..,...........................,.........,...,.,,,,,, E. POLHEMUS Vice-Prerirlerzt ......... ..,, ,,.......,,.., H , CLAY Secretary .................r....,.........,...............,... .....,,.,,....,..,...................,... H . SIPPELL Treamrer .....,.l......r.........................,.....,.,....... .............,..,...........,..,,,.,,.....,.,.,,..... F , KANE M. Rimmer K. Donovan M. Broderick L. Garrabrant F. Wheeler F. Ronan E. Sippell E. Stewart L. Hall B. Koblin F. Meehan R. Hating P. Ferdon ' R. Wilding F. Hill V. Clay E. Jansen J. Wilding H. Coffey J. Ronan C. Broderick B. Parietti SENIOR HIGH DRAMATIG CLUB HE Senior High Dramatic Club is under the able supervision of Miss Evangeline MacLaren. Girl Shy and The Knife were presented by the club and were very successful. Before the end of the school term in june, the club will hold the annual Dramatic Club Dance. Every year the Dramatic Club attends some popular play on Broadway. The members are: Evelyn Blauvelt, Caroline Broderick, Mary Broderick, Helena Clay, Florence Crean, George Faccioli, Grace Foster, Olive Fowler, Ruth Fowler, Lester Garber, Cathleen Gay- nor, Leonard Goldstein, Mildred Gradinger, Evelyn Gurnee, Oscar Gyllenswan, William Harris, Harold Hawvermale, Jrnes Hesselgrave, Edward johnson, Hilda Kucklinsky, Leslie Lovett, Frances Meehan, Gershom Mott, Gordon Mott, Louise Phillips, Elizabeth Polhemus, Jeanette Roth, Ruth Silf, Evelyn Tremper, Carl Trojan, Oswald Walker, Ruth Weinstein. ' 45 NM lipzivdl. If -,jfnn-'X' H1 bg .V ir A I J'ffQ24f' IM f'ffgf :,' 1' , I .- -1 M , is J Q - A5 if W W ' .J 1 .XVVL BAND NOTHER year has come and gone in the life of our comparatively young Nyack High School Band, and it has left behind it a better, stronger, and more correctly- balanced musical organization. The band played at all of the home football games as well as at the Pearl River game. Its services were again called at the big Haverstraw basketball game in March. It headed the Nyack High School delegation at the Rockland County N. R. A. parade in the fall, and was enthusiastically acclaimed by all onlookers. The Open House exhibit on january 31st was preceded by a short concert program by the band, which included solo and brass quartet selections as well as the music played by the band as a whole. The climax of the season was the excellent concert given May 25 in conjunction with the Glee Club, at which both organizations had the opportunity to demonstrate their abilities to interpret music of many different types. Members R. Abrams G. Aull, H. Bailey, E. Beresheim, E. Bollinger, B. Brown, H. Christian, M. Colby, G. Degroat, H. Dietz, W. Driscoll, O. Dyke, R. Ferris, A. Fritze, E. Fritze, G. Furman, F. Fuss, R. Gates, L. Goldstein, V. W. Hating, H. Hawverrnale, D. Hulin, J. King, A. Kruse, G. Little, R. Laird, G. McCandless, R. Murphy, A. Norman, W. Palmetier, R. Phelan, E. Post, C. Sauter, A. Scott, O. Seaman, C. Smith, A. Seargeant, F. Taylor, R. Ulrich, B. Vanderbilt, W. Waldron. ORCHESTRA HE orchestra plays at practically all of the school functions. They are capable of playing classical music, jazz, and marches. They perform for the Senior High Dramatic Club plays, Glee Club operettas, and at the annual Open House night. The orchestra also plays for all assemblies and at graduation. An added feature is playing at the Crippled Children's home in Haverstraw for their commencement exercises. Members A. Badi S. Malin D. Mulholland W. Corbett M. Docherty H. Fehsal H. Dietz H. Christian D. Bierds E. Sweet L. Goldstein O. Seaman W. Waldron THE SEARCHLIGHT SENIOR HIGH STAFF Editor-ifz-Chief .................................... L. SALLS lilfldlizlgfilg Editor ............ J. MULHOLLAND The Editorial Board is comprised of the following: Literary Editor, Gress, News Editor, A. Norman, Assistant, R. Brokaw, Music Editor, W. Waldron, Art Editor, C. Ulrich, and Personal Editor, B. Hecker. The Feature Editors are: A. Moore, and M. Gradinger. ' The Sports Editors are: G. Wait and B. Koblin. The Faculty Adviser is Miss Roody. The Business Board is comprised of the following: Business Manager, I. Morley, Circulation Manager, R. Taylor, Assistant, F. MacDonnelg Advertising Manager, L. Rubin, Assistant, J. Bates, and the Faculty Adviser is Mr. Conger. The Reportorial Board is comprised of the following: M. Broderick, H. Driscoll, C. Gaynor, j. Busch, and A. Badi. The Typists are L. Behringer and F. Van Doorn. Members of Columbia Scholastic Press Assn. Members of the Quill and Scroll Society. One page of the paper is edited by the jr. High Staff under Miss Blauvelt's direction 45 ISH CHAY JAY SECRETARIES The Ish Chay jay Secretaries is a Commercial Honorary Club. The aims and pur- poses of the club are Q15 to discuss problems which, because of their scope, cannot be taken up in the short class period, but yet are vitally essential for a thorough business training, Q21 to promote a spirit of good fellowship and cooperation, without which no girl can hope to remain happy in a business office. At the club meetings, which are held every two weeks, interesting and beneficial programs are given. To be a member one must have honor grades in stenography and typewriting, and must meet the requirements of a business worker. Only junior students are admitted at the end of the junior year. The officers and members are as follows: HILDA KUCKLINSKY-Premfeur ELTINGE SAIERiVfE6-PI'?Jfd6l?f MARGARET COLTER-S ecremry-T1-ea.rz1rer HOPE COFFEY ANNA COLTER GRACE FOSTER FRANCES Fuss LOIS GARRABRANT KATHLEEN GAYNOR ROBERTA HARING IOHANNA HEFT FRANCES HILL FLORENCE KANE EDITH KEESLER BEATRICE KNARICI-I Miss EVANS-AJITJEI' JEAN MACFARLANE MADELINE PARIETTI EDNA POLHEMUS LOUISE RUBY EDITII STEWART FLORENCE WHEELER ACTIVITIES One of Nyack High School's features has always been its organizations. Every Thursday afternoon at 1 :45, the students assemble in their various groups. During these periods, they not only have a chance to meet their friends and enjoy themselves but also learn a great deal concerning subjects that they really like. The various assemblies in the senior high this year includes the Chemistry, Sopho- more Dramatic, Senior Dramatic, Typing, Model Making, Art, Orchestra, Reading, Searchlight, and Tower Clubs, and the Commercial Arithmetic, Mathematics, French study groups which are composed of students who wish additional help and work. The Chemistry Club, under the supervision of Mr. Campbell, work on different experiments that are not included in the curriculum of the chemistry course. The Sophomore Dramatic Club under Miss Haynes' direction put on an assembly program of a two act play entitled The Red Lamp, which the audience considered highly entertaining. Mr. Leighton's Model Making Club has had, as always, a very successful year. Models of planes and boats have been exhibited in the trophy hall from time to time. Art appreciation and other various phases of art are discussed in Miss Fisher's art club. Students have found it very helpful in their interpretation and study of this subject. Miss Clarke inaugurated a new idea in clubs this year. Her organization termed The Leaders Club is composed of those who are outstanding in athletics and who have the patience and ingenuity to teach sports to others. The plan is that Miss Clarke teaches those in the club the things she wishes to do in regular gym classesg and they, in turn, instruct the other pupils. Those who are not in any club whatsoever go to study halls. 46 .L ,-riff ff' 'ig ...-.Q .fl ,let ..i ' '-IP T lWlJe1'el Sweepx with fmzjextir czzrre Ike rirer away lo the ef1Jt1uam'. 47 Ilia f O . A . :1'i'9b- - - Few f T5 . . N f . -f V ,A,, .I i N -I n C QA M.. .. . ' ' A2 , ps- - -- i , I - .h mn lu Il fa 7' dw FOOTBALL OACH GLEN .AUSBURY'S 1934 varsity eleven proved itself to be one of the finest football machines ever produced at Nyack High School. As well as receiving the P. S. A. L. championship, the team emerged from their schedule undefeated, and with but one tie. Also members of last year's squad, who had had a championship grasped away from their clutches by a sensational Spring Valley forward pass in the last moment of the game, succeeded in squaring their account with their rivals. We are proud of our team, not only for its brilliant record, but also for the fine sportsmanship that was exhibited by the players, through the entire season. Nyack Opponents Nyack Opponents 20 Poughkeepsie 7 13 Highland Falls 13 14 Fort Lee 6 21 Pearl River 0 13 I-Iaverstraw 0 20 Yonkers 0 26 Suffern O 6 Spring Valley 0 48 BOYS' BASKETBALL HE season started well when Nyack defeated Spring Valley. However, the good beginning did not continue. In the last game of the season the squad regained its form. Later, although outplaying the championship Haverstraw five, they lost the game by two points. The basketball team are as follows: B. Hecker E. Glickman Q. Vickey P. Bedford The scores of P. S. Abrams Thompson Rotelli Costino . Lamkie A. I.. games are: Nyack .,...............................,.. 2 9 Nyack ...,.....,... Nyack ..,.......... Nyack .,,......... Nyack ............, Nyack ............. Nyack ............ Nyack ............. Nyack ............. Nyack .......,.,,.. 37 13 14 50 15 94 20 17 A. Onderdonk K. Schumacher W. Scott C. Parietti j. Donzella Spring Valley Piermont ............. ....., . .. Suffern .............. Pearl River ....... ......... Haverstraw .,..... ...,..... Congers .............................. Spring Valley Stony Point ......,................. Suffern .....,............. ......... Haverstraw ..,,,,.... , ...... .. Donovan Collins Brush . Wachs, Aflalmger 22 21 23 24 25 51 18 10 30 19 rc gl -2-' 1 Eff-filf J ffwff ML -N QM sf SX L' X ll I WRESTLING NEXPERIENCE seemed to be the major handicap of the wrestling team, since this was their first year with scheduled meets. They managed to be .the victors in two of their six contests. Undoubtedly the N. H. S. grapplers will improve their records as time passes. The wrestling team was composed of: D. Cox I. Marsilio N. Hess K. Wanamaker G. Faccioli W. Kolyer R. Hunt C. Trojan M. Cooper R. Frae P. D'Auria A. Parietti Cgaflg ,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,.,,,.,,.,,.,.....,. ....,....,......,,.......,.........,...., M R . GORDON SWIMMING TEAM HE swimming team, in its third year of activity, showed considerable improvement over its predecessors and enjoyed a commendable season. The swimmers contested in eight meets and won a fair percentage of them. The following boys who received letters for swimming were: M. Bishop D. Geary R. Good Smith T. Donovan W. Kolyer G. Faccioli W. Harris R. Geary J. Hesselgrave P. Lamkin Comb ,,,,,..,.. ...........,........,,..,...,...,,..,........ .........,......,.............................. M R . AUSBURY SOCCER,1934 OR the first time in the history of the school, soccer was added to the list of inter- scholastic sports in Nyack High. This sport had previously served only as an intra-mural sport. About thirty candidates reported to Coach Templin in the call for daily practices and soon a promising squad had taken form. In considering the difficulties that the team encountered clue to its lack of familiarity with the sport, and the experienced squads with which they clashed, the season may be regarded as having been very satisfactory with the Nyack Indians landing in second place in the P. S. A. L. The lettermen consist of N. Hess, R. Rimmer, R. Kalaidjain, R. Good, H. Wachs, I. Kaney, P. Babcock, G. Mott, W. Fleisher, A. Abrams, D. Cox, G. Mott, B. Vansickle and P. Lamkin, Manager. The scores were as follows: Nyack Opponents Nyack Opponents O Congers 1 0 Closter 4 5 :lfHarrisman 0 2 :kSpring Valley 2 4 :ltPearl River 0 1 :f:Congers 2 0 Closter 2 WP. S. A. L. games. 51 ' GIRLS' BASKETBALL YACK HIGH SCHOOL may be well proud of the girls' basketball team of 1934. Both the Varsity and the jr. Varsity lost but one game this season, and it is needless to say that they have earned the title of a Championship Team. Through the able assistance of Betty Parietti and Edith Stewart, Hope Coffey was enabled to sum up the grand total of 122 points. A great deal of credit should be given to the guards for their excellent playing, both in offense and defense. The guards are as follows: M. Colter, Captain, I Speh, Wilding, F, Hill, B. Koblin, R. Hating, F. Meehan, and M. Podraskie. The forwards are as follows: H. Coffey, B. Parietti, E. Stewart, A. Gebhardt, L. Garrabrant, F. Kane, M. Docherty, and I.. Behringer. Time Keeper-M. Dodierty. Score Keeper-E. Sippell. FIRST TEAM GAMES Nyack ......... .............. 3 5 Con gets ........ Nyack ......... ......,.. 1 2 Suffern ............... Nyack ......... ......... 2 1 Pearl River ..... Nyack ......... ......... 2 1 Con gers' ............ Nyack ......... .i....... 1 8 Spring Valley Nyack ..,,...,, .i.....,. 1 9 Suifern ....i......... Nyack ......... ......... 2 5 Piermont ......... Nyack ......... i...i..,. 2 O Haverstraw ..... Nyack ......... .....,... 1 0 Spring Valley 52 SCHOOL Saturday, October Tuesday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, November Saturday, Friday, Wednesday, january Tuesday, February Friday, March Tuesday, Friday, Friday, Tuesday, May Friday, Friday, Friday, Thursday, june Friday, Monday, 1933 7 17 21 23 7 11 17 31 21 5 15 23 30 8 11 18 25 14 22 25 EVENTS 1934 Dad's Day P. T. A. Reception Homecoming and Dance Magazine Drive begins Election Day Football Dinner G. O. Dance Open House Junior Prom Glee Club Operetta Fathers' and Sons' Banquet Senior Dramatic Club Play Sophomore Hop ' Mothers' and Daughters' Banquet Senior Prom Art Exhibit Band and Orchestra Concert Honor Society Banquet Class Night Commencement 55 September October November December january February March April May SENIOR HIGH ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS 1933-1934 22 29 6 20 23 3 10 17 24 12 15 22 12 19 1 9 15 2 9 16 23 12 20 27 10 18 25 Opening Assembly Searchlight Assembly: Miss Roody, Mr. Conger Mr. Hoffman Music Program Magazine Subscription Opening Honor Society Program, Mr. Miller Armistice Program, Miss MacLaren Art Program, Mr. Ashley Pettis Athletic Program Mr. Walter Biscoe-India French Program, Miss Speare Band and Carols Music Program Science Program, iMr. Campbell Mr. Norman Pierce Address by Mr. Rhittershausen Mr. Frank R. Hoercher Pinafore-Glee Club, Mrs. Maged Language Program, Mr. Dodds Mr. Schatz-Slides Dramatic Club, Miss MacLaren Mrs. Magecl Miss Pettinger-Pace Institute Dramatic Club-Miss Haynes Mr. G. H. Barrett-Packard School General Organization Mr. Thomas L. Donahue-Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn 5-4 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Girl H. Coffey .....,................ A.....A..... Most popular ...,...,, .,.,.,,..... ' Best athlete .......... .,...,....,. M . Colter ...... Best dancer .....,.... ........,... E . Parietti .,....,.... Best sport ........ ,.,..,,.,,,. C . Gaynor .....,..... Most witty ............. ,.,.,.,,,,., M . Bush .,..A,,A. Most studious .,....... .....,...... F . Fuss .,............... BeSt actor ................ .....,..... R . Weinstein ........... Best orator .......... .,.,....,,.. F . Wheeler ......,. Best looking ........,.,. .......i,... G , Foster ...,.,..,,. Best singer .......,.. ............ B . Carlile .......,,., Best author .......... ............ C . Babcock ........, Best leader ...,...... ...,...,.,.. F . Kane i.........., Best dressed ............ .,.......... R . Haring ........... Best artist ........ .....,....., E . ' Mightiest ........... ............ E lizabeth Polhemus Mite-iest .i,............. ,,,,.,, Y , Resnick .....,.,.,...,.,,,.., Most serious Most curious Most timid Biggest pest PI. Driscoll Meehan Keesler Laziest . ,....... i....... Heartbreaker Greatest giggler E. Tremper ......... Edna Polhemus ,.i....,. L. Garrabrant ,....... L. Phillips ............ P. Stark ....,...., Greatest gabber ........... ..........r. Most obligigig .......i, ,........... Quietest ....,.,.....r. Noisiest .....r... Shyest ....... Cleverest ..,........ r..... ..... Biggest flirt ......,,..,......... .i......... Most contradicting ...,......., ........... N. Blumenauer .......... ............. F. Adsit .......,. M. Rimmer ..,...... L. Ruby .....i............ J. Wilding ..,....r F. Hill ............. E. Gurnee ............ 53 Sippell ....,.....,..,.......i.... ......,...... Boy M. Fraser N. Costino W. Kolyer W. Lemm E. Glickman B. Brown Garber H. Swain Donovan W. Smith johnson O. Gyllenswan Guerrieri N. Hess Collins McDermott Weixel Cox Lydecker L. Goldstein W. Fleisher XV. Palmatier J. Hesselgrave .............Gordon Mott J. Kaney D. Mulholland Gershom Mott D. Brett B. Dutcher R. Hamilton P. Babcock Compliments of Nyack National Bank 86 Trust Company ROCKLAND COUNTY'S LARGEST BANK RESOURCES 0 :B10,000,00u ALL 'TYPES OF BANKING AND TRUST SERVICE The People's Bank GM P4 'F H KX' Don? add your lilel Bill to your other expenses ofthe Hill and Mnler Nyack Ice 86 Coal Company Telephone Nyack 383 56 1-I Compliments of THE SENIOR GLEE CLUB 81 WORDS EQUALS 1000 Arguments Wlien 'You Use DEVOE PAINTS For details see Telephone 2107 COI-IEN'S Army and Navy Store Sportswear For All Occasions Work and Dress Clothes Shoes and Riding Boots 103 MAIN STREET NYACK, N. Y, Compliments of WILLIAM L. 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