Oswego High School - Paradox Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1929 volume:

by. ,pg gf? I 47 w ff! f - , , ki WA f if Q 4 5 AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAYAYAV P ' I t 1 e W :L 4 A r 5 .1 P I4 I4 ,P gl 4 I 4 , . fl P 5 1 4'4'4! ' P 'lil Foreword N THE years to come when your strength has grown And you re part of the world and Its strlfe And your heart turns back to thi days ln school The happiest tlrne of your lute Then Frlend If thus book holds a story for you A tale of achievement and fun Records all the pleasures and 1oys that you knew, We'll flnd that our work was well done. KAAUAA ' A 0 A + MAIAAA A , ,T s s m tl' I l l g, . L A A ' KA Auk ?ELfiukmAukmA QW Mff' X A Y' Qmfflefi' , - 9 9 ' Q RN SN XNQVMW Dedncatlon OR has ablllty and Sportsman ship and most of all for the way he has taught us to play the game Not fllnchlng not fouling hlttlng the llne hard this book IS dedlca ted with great affection and deep admiration to DAVID EDWARD POWERS Our Coach N l ' rs , X AAA 0 F 1 . .. H KAAIIAA + A 1 A + AAILAA Al if x W XNKN 4 f' f , wx. my?-,M lfg Q W3'k1!M1Zq 1.'-Mfff - AmAnkAAuk2isSg-ff.ig2fQ,uLm4nxmA wi Sung Wlth clear untamted volces In her honor and her praxse 0 Q 9 4 U. . . . s AVIYlVfVAYLVLvLVLVLYiY l U l Avgv A A AvAg4vAvz VA -,Y A -Y 5 Q ,XI A 4!4l..4' 'A AV AV 1 '- M , 'I 'xxs '-'r:5x'h 'iif 4? ' AmAunAAuA2i:s224QzQzQ1unAAUxmA ,W V ,, Charles E Rlley B S 9 9 O 9 9 I , I I AAADtAAUAS f'QULMAUkM Faculty Vnce PI'll'lClp3l English Physlcal Education Englnsh Adelme l-llnckley Ethel Ayres Eleanor Baker RoseV Bell B A English Harold R Bennett Physncal Sclence C Adele Brown B A M B Supervisor of Health Educatxon Florence M Cottrell B A Geometry Thomas Crabtree Woodwork Agnes T Cullen Algebra Alice Cullen B A kd x s.. Latm Vlfglnla O Dean B A -A-Ar S Qifafvs-1 Latm Harold F Ellls Head ofCommerc1al Department Mildred C Faulstlclc B S Blologlc Science Ralph M Faust B A Nl A CIVICS Agnes Fntzgxbbons Secretary to Prmclpal Mark H Fltzglbbons B S Nl M? fPhys1cal Science Maryj Glann B A Geometry Fhomas Handley Metal Shop Cherxe lrwm B History Betsey lu Keene B Llbrarlan BlOlOglC Sclence Beatrlce Lee B A French Margaret LeRoy French Beryl Lewis B F' Zfwfkb Music Deslgn 'Vlarlon E Nlahar B A l-llstory Cassie Marsh B A C Mmette 'Vlurdoch Margaret E. Murphy Davld E. Powers B A Francls Rxley B S Nl S Florence A Robmson Reba Sxnclalr Scheutzow B S Blology Katherine Schnexder B S Commercial Subjects Frieda Schuelke B A Nl A Hxstory Englnsh Engllsh Engllsh Mathematics Physical Education Clvlcs Drawmg Harrlet E. Schultz Marjorie Schutt B S Home Economics Marlon Slawson Commercnal Subjects bladys R Steenbergh B A Publnc Speakmg Dramatncs Mildred Swnft B S Home Economncs essle E Wood B A Englnsh Elnzabeth B Young B A Algebra Alll ' hrnit f Afltntlll .AWA Ill Ailsalllhtrfllal 5 fNtQ'tv,llllx,i , rtss.1-.st-'ra at - K if ' ' 1 f Z'?'2:75 N, 4-1:1-v-',, gif. V . , B. S ..............,.....,........................,,...................... ' ' . .............. ........... 5 .......... ..... ,..N .................................................. . D tl. , . .... . .-. 5.3.3..:.xnf-nk.E:..I5.ff..-..s.x..l ...................... I ' ' ' . , . . ....... .. .IE .......... .., ...... ........... ..: ........ ' . , . ..., ...............................,............................ ' ' ................ 6.21.1 ..... f r. .... ... ....... .. ' ' ' ' , . ........................................................,......,................. ' ' . , . A., B. S ............................,...................... ..................... ' ' Ruby G. Kessler, B. A ...............,................................................,...... ' ' ' ' , . . ..l.k.'. . .... . .... .......................... I , l . - .. , . rrnp ..4..................,.....r.......,...........,...............,... ..- . Y . F. . l ...--...........-.-.....................-....,..............................-.....-......... . AVA AV AYAVAYAVAV AyAvA'vAvA'vAv'ZvAvAv I ! , x X f lx- i an , 4 AVA' AvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv4v X X N Ax me XS nln L. AVAVA A LYLVLVLVAVAVA AVAv Av AvAv V AvAv Av AYAV AVA? A v A v A vA xl Nxt Qsff xx' My 'IM ' Ere the portals of this striking edifice close upon our four years of en deavor let us go back in our memories and review for a time some of th adventurous incidents that we have had a part in while pursuing knowled e of Pythagoras Mark Antony ean Val ean Newton and others too num r ous to mention here Everyone must remember that eventful day in September 1925 when we entered this building filled with ideas of our own in regard to what we should do when we got to the High School A number of us paraded to th first row in the auditorium for we did not want to miss anything that Mr Riley fabout whom we had heard so much might say This proved to be a wise movement on our part as lVlr Riley requested all green members if the school the did not quite call us that to remain in auditorium after the others had departed by groups in accordance with the way each one spelled his or her name to the advisory sections When the rest of the freshies had seated themselves somewhere in proximity to the first row lVlr Riley we had not as yet earned the privilege of calling him Tunk discoursed at some length upon the merits of a college course Desiring to make a good impression we appeared very interested and decided to follow his advice lhen he very kindly asked us if everyone had discovered to which advisory section he belonged Of course we all had or thought we had To our dis may some of us found that we had gotten in the wrong section We lmme diately vacated amid the snickers of our more enlightened brethren you see they had been here for many years and very placidly sought out the room in which we did belong By the time registration day arrived the laborious task of arranging our programs and procuring lockers laborious because we thought it only right to stick with the gang in the matter or classes and the location of lockers was settled we too became settled and were soon initiated into the mysteries of plus and minus signs when used with x and y. We endeavored to learn the why of biology Latin and English. Reports jail mid-terms and more reports followed one another in rapid succession until in une l926 the Regents' exam. liberated a great number of us from our weighty sub- jects. Ol lf someone had only warned us about the trials that were to come in the course called geometry. What with sides and legs of this and that and angles and arcs of everything else not included in this and that, we were kept busy as beavers. Simultaneously we were acquainted with the doings of the ancients. Despite these labours, we made ourselves felt around the school and many bids for entrance to school clubs were received by mem- bers of our group. At the Commencement Exercises in ,lune some of our boys LMAIAA ' s- .0 BAA I- A Qflflllll :iff , , l A nt X A IRNA Class History . . I D . . . . l 1 g .2 J .- t ' . . . l . i . C i - . . . D i . 1 Y. D i . is l , ' 1 ' 'J f xsltllfi' ' ww3iQ'A1Wf4 l:'ff4 ind girls received letters for scholarship glee club work or for a dramatic effort We surely were stepping along You see next year we would be juniors With the advent of September l927 came our elevation to the ranks day of our Junior organization we had high hopes of making our Jumor and senior years outstanding for us and for the school We organized rather early and elected Arthur Fox president Ylrglnla Whlte vice president Loretta Kane secretary ack Lynch treasurer With these four and sev eral efficient committees together with Miss Beryl Lewis our soclal advisor we felt that we were well equipped for the year s activities A umor Prom which would actually exceed in music and decorations all past Proms was our goal To this end then we devoted our energy The proceeds from sev eral candy sales a unior Vaudeville the Hallowe en Dance always a gala affair in the social program of the school year provided us with a treasury elastic enough to allow us to give a Prom which surpassed all anticipations Our class motto Put It Over certainly was worked to the limit for this affair A program dance a refreshment booth excellent music and both beautiful and unusual decorative and lighting effects made the unior Prom of l928 what nearly everyone said of it That it was quite the finest and most successful affair of its kind ever sponsored by a high school group Wlth comments of such nature coming to us we felt amply rewarded for the work we put mto the affair Altogether we were feeling very happy for the following September would usher in our Senior year and then we too should enjoy a Prom in our honor After a summer of enjoyment we returned to claim what we felt was ours by right of conquest We had worked three years and could now with great dignity bounce any under classman from our regular seat in 3l3 fThe Seniors Haven We carried our dignity to the auditorium too and occupied with real or fancied pleasure the first few rows of chairs in the balcony. Again class organization took place and for our standard bearers we chose ack Lynch Albertine bchuler Virginia White and Perry Rauch. Miss Lewis who proved a veritable mine of ideas during our unior Year was wisely chosen again as our social advisor. A senior card party the Christmas dance and our share of the minstrel money provided the bulk of of our treasury during the year. Money was neded for our year book and our Senior outing. As we draw near the end of our school life here in the building we have grown to love and cherish, we realize that we have truly lived to the full the four years spent here. ln our number may be found scholars who com- pare very favourable with those of other days, actors whose ability need not be questioned, athletes whose records speak in their behalf and singers who might easily be classed with the best of student vocalists. ln the language of the day, what more do you want? -Kathleen Cloonan. AA KAAIILA .9 i t ' ic' i it . Qflt .5 , ,- ' -J -- , , 1 7 L AAUK AA 9 ' A UKMA of the upper classmen. Now, we were students who mattered. From the . 1 ' - : J ' I . f uf I . . ' .- u f ' ' .. . v . - . .f , J . f ' Y J ' , ' . , f Q I .1 . . . -J ' . . . . I. ' . . . 1 .ht f I . J, . I . . , . . . . . . l v. -y J ' . s . , l , K Mkt .N l lxlwllfflygf f Class Prophecy Place Cswego Nlany fond memories crowded my mind as l pulled into the old Oswe o station l had been away nearly 20 years and l was curious to see my old home town As l stepped out of the tram l gazed around in astonishment and dis may what a change' Where was the dear old Y Nl C A the Armory the old upper br1dge3 Was that old vine covered building ahead of me tht High School l used to attend3 If so what were all of those little tots runnin around the grounds for3 Had it been turned into a lundergarten3 As l stood there some one tapped me on the shoulder and l turned to gaze into a very familiar face Despite the beard and reversed collar l recognized George Reed He said he knew me instantly and wanted me t come and call on him at his fine parish l was tired so decided to call a taxi and drive to the Pontiac Hotel The taxi was driven by another of my old High School friends Freddie Taylor He was very successful in the taxi business The Pontiac Hotel had been enlarged greatly and was full to overflowing due to the fact that it was election time and there were several Democratic and Republican con ventions scheduled for the week My visit was going to be very interesting because many of my old friends were in the city ln the lobby l met Norman Fenske who said he was the head of a great radio concern and tried to sell me a two hundred dollar vest pocket set After l rested awhile l decided to do a little shopping l was directed to a beautiful ladies furnishing store which to my surprise was owned lx l'red Kelly and Leslie Davis Jointly Perry Rauch was employed in the store as floor walker On my way back to the hotel l met Neal France who insisted l shoulj let him show me a few places of interest The first place we visited was the old High School The inside had changed more than the outside lglevators were used entirely mstead o tht old stairs. One of these was run by Bob Augustine and the other two by George Wallace and Erwin Steeper. The old wooden seats were replaced by handsome overstuffed arm-- chairs. l was glad to hear that a few of the l929 graduates were teaching 5 the school and wished to meet them again. The first professor l me svxs Ned Stokes who was then teaching geometry. Next we met Mildred Benz- ing who was teaching History and Kay Cloonan who instructed in draw- ing. We then went to the lower floor and encountered Helen Christian who was the physical director for the girls. lt was getting late so l suggested returning to the hotel as l had a ve v full evening planned. ln the hotel l met Arthur Fox who was night cle..l-1 oe Lavere was bell-boy and Albertus ones made a very efficient janitor. At dinner that night l listened to very beautiful music by the Pontiac Hotel orchestra which was led by Albertine Schuler. -lack Lynch was sin, Q ing vocal choruses. After dinner l went to one of the prominent theaters of the city owned and operated by Louis Legg. l enjoyed the performance because the in- kMAIlxA f A f o + AMAA w rl kitlzflll Q .ff - AAIIMX . Q tm ntmA . .. ' N- . . I. . . . w J J T ' N. NUM Qxwiaxwiigw I ternationally known Betty Sloan played the leading role while Don Barner played opposite her ack Muldoon made a very fascinating villian asked a bystander what was the matter and he told me that ames Mans field was giving one of his stirring campaign speeches in favor of the Republi can nommee Oswego certainly had changed since l left After working my way out of the crowd l noticed a bright sign which read THE PINK PEACOCK This l knew must be a very exciting 'iight club so l went inside The place was a riot of color light and mu ic l at down and ordered ale and pretzels which were my favorite refresf ment These were served to me by Freda Smith who informed me that Eleanor Col bert and Ruth Steeper were also waitresses in the same establishment As l was sitting there enjoying the clever dancing of Dey Beadle and his partner Virginia White a tall beautiful woman came up to me and called me by name l was surprised to learn that she was Margaret Dain When l asked her what she was doin in such a place she said l own it Back in my room in the hotel l rang for some ice water which was brought to me by another my schoolmates Laurence Lamb After a much needed night s rest l was calmly eating breakfast in my room while l perused the morning paper The headlmes in heavy black read WORLD SPEED RECORD BROKEN O HARA DRIVES lVlYSTERi PLANE 600 MILES PER HOUR l read further where the famous lawyer Harold Ackerman had at last resigned from his profession after a very successful career On the social page l read where Helen Stevenson was returning home from abroad after an extended tour of China After breakfast l decided to walk down to the flying field at Old Fort Ontario When l arrived there l discovered that all of the pilots were girls some young some old l went up to one trim young lady and asked her to take me up for an hour or so My young pilot was none other than Ruth qpmk She was the head engineer gave driving lessons and also dabbled in landscape gardening From her l learned that Margaret Chrystal Wil helmina Baum Louise Barnes and Dorothy Llndstruth were also flying cham pions. l paid for my ride and taxied back to the hotel to pack for my trip back to New York City. l thought how glad l would be to get back to my quiet home out of the traffic and noise. As l was running down the steps of the hotel C-eorge Coon rushed up to me ancl said 'Arent you going to stay for the big water tournament to- morrow? Katherine Connolly and Verda Crouch are going to enter the swimming race from Oswego to Canada. l told him l was very sorry but I had to get home. The traffic was so dense that l was nearly I5 minutes riding from the hotel to the station, a distance of three blocks. However, we drove as swiftly as possible with the help of three very efficient police- men, Raymond Delaney, Arthur Budd and Clovis Potter. As l settled myself in the train for my long and tiresome 60-minute ride to New York l thought over my trip home. It had been very interesting and pleasurable but l had not expected such a great change could possibly take place in a few years. Vera MacCombie, Norman Fenske, Frederick Barber, Ella Benson. 2 4- Qt- -'. -' X ill ill ! AAAIIMX . - . 'I ' . . . . . . When coming out of the theater l found myself in a large crowd. l I I i Q . I , g .Sr I A .S Niglz6l l If Class Will We the Senior Class of 1929 of the Gswego Hugh School City of Os we o County of Oswego State of New York being of unusually sane and olemn mind extraordinary memory and possessing all our faculties and super human understanding do make publish and declare this to be our last will and testament revoking all former wills made by us at any time here tofore Whereas we the Class of une l929 wish to leave to those who will follow in our well trodden footsteps not only our loyal and devoted spirit but also our vast accumulation of knowledge acquired during our weary but worthy climb toward the lofty heights of wisdom that they too may ponderously but successfully reach similar hm hts We therefore declare this to be our last will and testament as follows ltem l We hereby order our last rites to bc administered by Professor Charles E. Riley assisted by all the Faculty except the Messrs Bennett Crab tree Fitzglbbons Handley Frank Riley and Powers who will bear our body to 1ts final resting place ltem ll To the long enduring Faculty in humble acknowledgement of their untirinv and patient assistance in all our studies we dedicate this testimony of appreciation and bequeath to them all our sympathy in the palnful task of continuing the education of the deficient umors who will strive vainly to follow our footsteps Item lll To Mr Riley we leave a much better trained Faculty due to their association with us ltem IV To Miss Hinckley we bequeath the insignificant and men tally retarded remnants of humanity who boldly call themselves uniors. ltem V.-To lVlr. Fitzgibbons we leave six weeks at Clifton Springs Sanitarium where he can recover his shattered nerves and prepare to lead the coming group of students through the next set of Regents. To any worthy unior ack Lynch bequeaths his position as President of the Senior Class. To any under classman Eleanor Colbert bequeaths the presidency f the Loyalty Club. To a needy Freshman, Dorothy Reumann leaves her ability to master all subjects. 'lio Morris Ottman, Fred Kelly bequeaths his football and basketball prowess. LMAIIKA KMA XX f at C - A N Ml s 'I ay 1-ff? x AAAIAA Q Q tm !IkMA 0 .. l l K J l i .l at . ag . , ,V .. . J A J ,J I , 0 .x QOW AV A t A !lkMA To frank Reed small but mlghty Ned Stokes bequeaths his posntlon xs cheer leader and he hopes Frankie will receive the co operatlon of all the female students To three deserving lower classmen Marlon Gannon Edith Roden and E111 Benson leave thelr artlstlc temperament To a student who contemplates a trip to our natlons capltal Louxse Barnes bequeaths her dexterity as a carpenter To Bull Healy we leave a small pocket model X Rav to ald htm through the problems of the commg year o Speglels Rogers Leslxe Dans bequeaths hls dramatlc ablllty dezvous for slupplng partles 0 Florence Wllklns we leave a membershlp of lI'ldC6l'lltC length ln a matrlmomal agency to help her m fmdmg hlhe Ideal Man To Robert Schuler we leave a frown to rest his face Flo Q.-race Lannon Fred Taylor bequeaths hls Chemlstry knowledge To the Board of Educatlon ames Mansfield George Reed and Dey Beadle leave a fund to compensate for the wear and tear lncldent to thenr long occupancy of the corrldors and classrooms of this noble hall of learnmg lno all Freshman boys we bequeath encouragement and anythmg else that wlll and them ID thelr vam efforts to become regular shelks We also bequeath a fund with whlch to purchase mterestlng novels to be passed among students durmg study perlods Llkewlse any other property that we may possess we bequeath to the executors to be dlstrlbuted as they see Ht Vlfe therefore make constltute and appoint as executors of this wlll the Faculty of the Oswego High School with the lnjunctlon that they scru puously carry out these our last desires ln wltness whereof we have hereunto set our hand and seal this twenty second day of lVlay ln the year of Our Lord one thousand nme hundred and twenty nme tgxgnedj THF SENIOR CLASS Charles Hennessey Margaret Miller Wltnesses Mlldred Glll Muldrecl Benzmg O A Q 9 Q l J., ul , 5 t I J f -1 x x 14: l - ,w' X. ' . , 54,4 Q Q ' gx ' ' 1 ff,',:' Q - 1. r,. Y ' U . 7 ' F A . . . 1 . ' x 1 . Q . 1 1 . . . 1 V A - . . . To Eleanor Buslcey, we leave a road map to aid her in fmding ren- T , . . H G . . . A B . , , . - , . 7 K W 1 7 ' , . Y Y Y I ! I - . Y . .D . . . . H , . y , - . . , . I . M I X Af .M A A HAMA Albcrtlne bchule Vlfglnld White Vlce Presldent S creta v Perry Ralrh oI'1n K Lynch Edgar V H Hobbre Treasurer Presldent Edltor ln Chief Paradox Flowers Old Faslnoned Bouquet Motto What we are to be we are now becommg Rainbow Colors Pink Blue Orclud Green Yellow SOCIAL COMMITTEE RING COMMITTEE IVI1ss Lewrs LeRoy Dunbar Fred Barber Charles Bosworth Eleanor Colbert Betty Sloan Nlr I'xtzgrIJIJons Ruth Ste per Loretta Ixane George Coon Donald Baker MOTTO COMMITTEE Miss Patch ohn Carter Le I1e Davxs Margaret Muller Irene Darlm FLOWER COMVIITTEE COLOR COMMITTEE IVI1ss Keesler Bernadette Walpole Marlon Cannon ack 'Vluldoon Karl Kandt Mass Schutt Edna Collmgs I oulse Barnes George Wallace Norman Fenske 0 0 5. . JM I ' o Q l 1 Fnrst Quarter, Class Betty bloan 92 37 Kathleen Cloonan Vrrgmra Whrte Vera lVIatComhrr Helen Steven on Aleda Cady Arthur Fox Helen Chrretran Lola Rrehard Edmund Wilkins Arthur Budd lrene Matthewe, Arlene Palmer Dorothy Reumann Ruth Spink Jack Lyneh Albertus Jones Albertine Sehuler Eleanor Colbert 39. Thomas Smith of 29 Ellen Cypher Myron Gates Vera T racy Loure L eg Norman Fenske Ella Benson Loretta Kane Anna Galloway Bernadette Walpolr Ellrott Lower Geor e Coon ohn Osctels. Leelre Dwre Fred Taylor Donald Burner Marion G anno n Wilhelminzx Baum Frances I-'lower Mildred Holliday yo o 4 4 x g. 2 1 A AAIIKAA ' LMAUkMA 0 I ' - . '1 20. ' - 21. ' ' ' ' - 22. f - . 1 23. ' 24. f 1 25. e .- 26. - -f 27. . ' ' S 28. .. ' - - -' 29. ' ' 30. g ' 3 31. J V 3 32. -' r 'V 33 N01 AQ! A n1AAu1L1M1114121u1m IIKMA 1111l1l 511111111 111 lm ustn tl Qfllllsk l IT K1 I I Football 1-ll KL Lrxe Baxketball 147 XX estLrn Lmou School L l1 ll lu XI11lKlS1lll 1111111111111 tl C 1111151 1111111 I 1 11111 1111 1 lltlfll 1 UndLL11lLd 'XlxtllL Xtrmx f1llNIIltlLlil Luulxn ll If 1 1 IK 1 I L 11clLL11le1l lx11bLrt Xugustme XL l1lLI'lllL L11u1sL ll II 1 1 L 1 Il 111.1 1amma P1 133 1-ll :ehall 1-ll H452 Post brarlua L N'- ' 'X I ll tt l11ltLr VLA 35 XL 11lLm1L C11u1sL 'fum' 2 X 1 Belle ot bat'Lcl1111a jttwtrr Xotlxll 'Xlmstrels 1-H 1,1lLL Llub 111 140 Dranmugkkltlb 133 141 lrLa5 1-IJ hdlllld Gamma P1 131 145 T-I1 X 141 Slllllkilll Llxamher of Lum LrLe 111 Ou ettL xlltlllkll L11llL L P161 l111 1L1 fJu'J'Au' C 11llLgL C11t1rs1 I 111 1111 1 1 11 1111 II 111 111111 x :pa bantlna I1 113 L 1 ren -X,,11m IN ,,lt 1-ll Sxmphom OFLhCSlFd Student Ql13l11lJt.I' 11f LOIDCYLL 131 141 Students 4w11L11 Mon SXYALII L L111xLrs1t1 lltllldlll I1111111 Q1JlltgL Q11t1L1 11171 ll If 1111 ape. 11111111111 I1 1 I 5lll1 Cha 1 1Lr 17 11 YLL 1 l S1 raL11 L LIIIXLTNIIX 11u1s1 1111 s XLd1lLl1llL L11u1sL Ulf L I I in amat11 Ll1l1 1 1 atx 1 lL XNlt11l1: I' 11111 Talkmg, Ha lllllklllll Llttlw xxlllldlll Sntttlt Lllllk L O 4 flaw Lf ,I 1 l xlnllllall A 01,1 ,I gylfti-M118 ', iff ffm! 4 K ' Q.x'. 'f'1'1'., '6 AH 'Q -,:,.,f 1 1 Hi' . I l S 2 4 1 l Hr 111. ll 1'111111111' flllli L'1'1'f'.v H11' f'i.'i111 1 tru' Hill H11' 111111111 .1'I1'1'1'f. ' 3 'S' ' J ' . r 5. , ' ' K- .r I ' Q ' l.'1'y1111t1' 111 11111111 111111111 'rx-If 1'1I . J ' . ' 'ily 1 i ' X, 1. , .1 ,VUL XIV 11: H11' .1'1'1'1'1'f vf 1'11l1f'11f1'1i 111111 fruitful iii'-Iljln ' L, ' 1 1 .1 J f '1, 111 1,,4 Hit 'vm out t rijlzt fi'ld-l'Il f11l1'1' 1'11r' uf 1 ' ., Kat ' 2 ' . :Ba' :Hi-Y 1-ll. Q '. i. K 0 'L T 'Q' I z 'Z ' ' T Q 7111 fl fvllu-11' nf llinxtqiijilzift' jvxt. nf 11111.11 1'.t'1'1'll1'11f f11111'y. ' Y, , , . ' ' ,' . ' . . . ,A . , .D fn . 'A,.L Q L ' '11 1 111-- 3 141: .ZITI -131141. . Q f all -I Ag. '- I 'I -IV ,A ' 1 1 B-. ll' l111 I.1 1'I'1'1'-1' . f fiuu 'zviili ll ' .1 tion lat ' ' .' 1-U. Se .-T 1-ll: Hi-Y 121 139 14121. f' ,' :Wt 1: -ij ' J ' 1-lil: U, H S Hn i.1'11l11'i11f'i 11111171 lzix f1'll1m'.1 'iv' li flu' nil nf .III 1 f1'1'f:l1.e1, - X Kat ' ' 3 1-ll: .' lcnt f 'nl - f C F- mu '1 5 1-ll1Hi-Y 1-ll. I. - I'z'1c: 1' - '- ' I, , 'ISAI1' 11111141'1'1'f'yflii11y lin! 111111111 my 11111' llll ' jim'-x'. ' 'nr 5 v L1 .1 1415 1-111-11, Lillll 131 1-l11Tl' l 1 ' 5 ' ri 5 r ' ' 1 ' -. f 1 0 Q 11 xmlxxxfg' fl' xx s ,lf A ll1AA!l1111s:m2f A A !lxmA 1111 111 Llllll 7 1 111111 11 I 1 I1 111 11 111111111 11111 ,,1 1 lf 1 1111111 1 1 11111 ll 11 XX 1111111111111 1 111111 Lfllltgt C 011191 1 1111 111 IX 1111111111 fl11l1 131 1-11 1 tx 11 X 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ld 1 11 11111 11 11 s 11 1 1, Ll 1w11 tll 11111 1 ll 11r 11r11 1 S1111 1111s XNN111111 11 111rs11x 111 111 lra1111 1 Ll X1 111111111 C 11111s1 111 I X I X11111a1111s l 111s 111111111 1lxll1N L11111s1 1 11 111111 Pratts 1llN1l1l11L X 111 1111 l1111f111g X1 l1lLlllIL 1 1111181 I1 If 11 1 L 11111111111 1111111 1 1Ql111p 111111111 1 11111s 1 I l 1 L11111111l111 118111 1111111111111 ll Lllllk 11111 1 1 111111 1 L11111111l1d 111 1s 11Nx1111t1 X 111111111 11 ll 1 11 Ill flllllf 1 I11 11111111111-11 11 11,1 111111 1 111 I 1, 111111111111 9 O 9 4 X x 1 ' J N1 111111- J Xxx-1 WX.. Xl!! ' 15 I 1-GW-1 1' 6 4, ' I 1 1 - ,,,,a-.za- j . , r it . 1 ' 11'ill11 ' N1 1 .N'l1' 1 . 11 'Zx'!lX'. f1'1 1I .1111 .'1' 111 Dr' ' . 1 1.11,'a1,' C111 131 1-111 X'zrl- 111g11111 C1111 :Vlec Club 121 131: 1,11 'kv' l1r k: l'1111l': Tl - XX'l - T11 ' T' 11i'II'2 X'1 -l'r-:'l- 1 1.11 C'1-1'1'l1- 5:1111 S1 fx1 xl 1-1111 21lX 141: 1' l- 't1 ll 111 121. Lvll' '- ,' l1 111. 5 ix 111-H' 111111111 .1 'z - A 1.1 V l1'1' 11111111 111: 11111'11111'1'1'11 111 1'Il.X'.X'N 1'l-- ' 1-1. A 1'l1l:1 3- 51111 ll ' 1 '. jf ' lil .S'l1' 1.1 fair 111111 f1111'1'1' 11111 11111111 111 '21'1111111'1111.v f'11'1u1'.v. I ,ll'1 .1.1' 1111- 111' 11,11 .V1111 A 1 1'if11'.1' 1l1'.11'w1',.111 1.1 l11'1- f111'1' ill11 ' 1'1 1111111 1111 1',1'1'.' 7 A - 1 if .Xcz - f 'fu U f'11' V' .S'l11' 111.1 ll .1l1'1'1ll 111111 11111 111' ':'1'1'1' l11'11'1 17.11 A111111 '.v.v. A 1411 ' V 21' .X1': 1- 1'1'1.1 ll1' 1.1 1'1111.v111111'11 111111 ll '11l 11111 ' 111 11111 I 1.11 '1 '.' .X ' ' 1 . U1 ' 1 ' '11 'WL 1'l1 5 0 . . . . . . . . fl I 11111 1 ' ffl 1'.1'l11'1'.v.1 llIX'.X l1-'Ill , IIIIU ' few X1z11'1-'z 1' -t 1111 1X'2lX' K' ll -1' ' '5- 1.1' k111'I1'l1'11111' 111' 1l11' 11111 'Lg 111 1' 111' 111 i1'11 .V IA-'LA1'. ,N!!1m11'1 '1 I If 4 A n1AAu1Q1:1QLg1f.1u A !IkMA 111 1 11311 1 1 1 1 Iii 1 1 4 ll U11 lill 1 I l1IIll 1 1 111 1,1 1 1l111 111 11 11 ll I ' 111 1 U1 lll1l1 N 1 1111 x11l11l11 L ll1XLl'N111 1 X1l11111111 1111111 ll 1 1 11111 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 11r1x11111111111 11r111111 111 If 7111521111 1111'1ar1 N 1111111111111 x 1 r 111 1 1111 11111111 III II Q., 1111111 K 1 ll I1 1llI1 ,Ill 1 Ill 11111111 N-42 1 1 1 W1111111 . X ' W 1 lid 5 :Kris ws 1' LTI, If N . ,H 1. 31,4 .21-3, 11111 1' IZ 11111 1.111111l11'1.1-1111 ' 1'S1' H.1I'IU Hr 1.1 11 1111111 11,1 1'1l11' f'1 .1'111111l 1j111l1l1'.1', Kill' . 11411111111 1'1 1-11: 111-Y 1-11. .X11'1:1 1:1111 1' 1111'g1' 1'1Il1I'1 11'1' 1' l'S1' Ul.1'1'1l',1'H Y 111' I--11111111.11 11.1 l11 1'l11'1'1' z1'111l1l xl 1' II1' .rl111'.1.'A 1'1111 '1'1111-11 X1:11'1 1': 11111 1'1111 11- 1' Pll1'S1' 111 '111 111111 I11111111' 1111 111 I11-r UIII 11l1'1l 1l1 11111l1111J1. 1' r111'11 l,'11'1'1-M111 1':1111i111- 1': 11111 1'1111-gf1- 1' 1I'S1' .. , I ll111' 1j1'11l11l1'l1' f1'111'l111 .' l11'I'.4' .I 1' N' .1rr11C121111111 1.11. 1'111'11-11 L' - .' 5 ,1:11'1' 1':11s 1 ': - 1' 1113. .X'11l 111111 11111111 111111 z1'1'.11' 1111! 11111.11 .1'111'i11l'l1'. R. 11. 1. 1111111 1'111'1f11:111 1'111111111'1'1'1:11 ' I'.'1' ll1'l1'11 XL' .N'111111'!11111.v j1'11111 111 1',1'1'.v :1'1' lil' 1'1'1'1'i'Z'1' f 'I -Irlfl' .1'f'1'1'1K1If1'.v.1 I1I1'.1'.11l111'.1'.H X 11111 110211 1.11 141. S1 ',' 1411 1111111111 14211111111 1'1 1.11 . . 141: 1111'1' 111111 1l1:1Qi1'11' YLITS111' 111.1512 1.11-11111 1-11: 511 5 ' .1' 13r1111-I 1 131 1-11 :L'l'11I' 1.2-ll 1: 13211-- 1'1 : ' 'z 1 Q -4' Ng-1 'A . ' Mn g: 1 1111151111 -11715 '1' ' iw 2 '- l'1'1'.1111111A1' f1'111f'1'1'1 'll.1 III1' 1'1 1' 111' If-f1 .1' 1'111111'1'.1'l 1'l lm. Q Q-X 1.'1111- . ' Xxx, -1:1 '1' 1.1Il!'1i 111'1I1'I'Il1 1111111s11'iz11 .l11 ' lf1 .1' .f111'1 ' 11,1 11ll '11111'.1, 1111! 11 ,1l11.1f1'r 111-'1'll1 . 11211 1 142111111121 1'1 1.11 1-11. lf 1 . - O 0 9 Q xm Q df A nkAAuMSQsPLSf4ffff22'Au A UkMA un Klum 1011134 Louun lxux H I L 10 ars ur ard xx dd U1 lu u 1-H kappa Gamma P1 mln Ulla 1-H H mruan Q-U Xppmntmeut Qommu len 5LlllUI' L11 Idnulux Staff 1-H Ll1dCLldL 1 n Ln m Xklfllllllk Louum 1 I V ffnflfll an Llulm 1 A x X xy 1 N 1 X mg Tmxn N Ta m kappa hauunm I1 1-ll Suual QUIIIIUIHLL of Sunor Clam L ndeclrlc 11 1 Lo Ill X1 aflcmlu QUUISL I fldx cr HUINIHIA nm I I f X X Pllillld Lollp L C llhLll11L Umnollx M IQILIHIL QULIISK HX llllfl! fl I f Iwdwster BIIHIHCSN IIISUIIHC 1un,,n Lu Il Lollngn Qmusc VH l 1 U s nz: uc un Qhdlllbll' t x mnnuru 4-U 4-ll .uc xa 1221 1 mnnd 1 Lndeclded 1 at ml XL 141111111 Louue l I MIX Chaffu Inmnux Instltute Lxplmu Nmmxl Louisa I IIN 1 1 f lu Ill 4 Xlfllllx xlx 11 Lk ll 0 xu 0 Normal Sghoul N ll f may iuu Al 4 ru 1 1 4 14 ill 4 ml .1 cr Xnuls .4 l lmkx Brea .1 lx amatm n J ILL rg LL S Su L1 143 Paradox Sta Ntllfhlll mmtmn Nl bllfalmtln Lollggc O O X. MMIIU w. VK ' df f QNX K' M H X5 N kxxv' QX fr: . X xi I- if ,QZJZLQJ linlhl -X ' um ' xf' 1 ' SIN ku ifrtlz Ill. 1 file- Club CU: SCI I .'1'1 ,Xw' IH 121 1332012- HC' - l-U. V l'r':. Z ' ' ' ' 1-U? l.o, '1 Q 1 is ' ' 2 . ' 4 '- lflczuu ' Q llcrt A 'z ' 1 lil SIN 11 LY lmfh 'xm L' und .Y7x'I1Ill.- Inf frnnz mm' nu vm' lmjw Ilml .vl1v'll km' ' '1f1! . . W, - ,. bl-' ill: I.uy'lt,'Cllll14.2J 13? 4-U. 'e Pr-s. 1.55. I'rc:. 1-H: 'l'h- YI I- ' 'lk' gg 145: Ifcln: ' Ili gs . ' - i I lrrrf my fi 'r flTIx'4l9'tl thr J 51' '. A-lml tin' :I Ifmxv full u' rim HIV. lmyull-' Club 1.3! 1-U. Sccf. 435. A fb 4 Fu . uf. -'U ' Sul . U . Ii11l'.v mn' uf my u.vti111r.v. ' Cllcc fluh fl? 123: lhsketball 13? HJ. . A 1 'U' An 1 4 Ill-Un nQ,lIi'A', fvut ll IIHIUII in 111' im!!-Uv rgv lm: Ivjmkufl My 'mi. ' I S1 lf ' ' I 41' - :Hi-Y :BH - Nball 1.53 1-lf: I'11 V: ' I 1-U. WX ,YL-'rlz lull . 'Q ' ' Tl1- fmu' .rf lm' wiuu nlrrii lHdkn'.Y hm' - K A. ' ,, J .' ,.. .' l'lHL'll ' ' . V ' 2 1 ' lil IIN ' 'Frlllla' Lv li 'I ,11r ulr1' lmu 1 ml' K- l I ni- -.! 'l L'l1l 123. v X . I: 'ggnrct lluin C :ll -- 1 ' fsc- X l' ',l!lj'u ' 1 !irnf.'u ryrx mul lfmfcfz lmir, I lful ull14'r.v:.'ifl1 H1011 vuvzmvt uv riff, 1 .Ind il un' lll ll'f flu' only jll'f1 .V nf 'l . gy' f 1ir'. Q XVI ' Fell g ' Fricnr 1.332 - ' j 'k W 131: l.uy'l-' Klub 123: Dr Cl I U1 1-U, V'- Q 1' lf. l-H1 l.c Frclc fans .' u 2 ' .' Q 'Hl P Q - s' .Xss ' tl! lib. Q N A I b 'V . A .1 . 5 .,, Q 9 9 1 I IS: gN t'4 f ffl A mam A dk NA Ir1111 IIITIIIIQ L1111111111111I L11u1Q1 1111 I lll1l11I I1 11 H11 1 a tx h IHIICQ Iu 0 IIQLIIK Ihx QS 111111 L1111 11 IHIII I 11121 I 11111111 I1 XL X11r111I N1 Ill 1 I1 Q1111 1 1 1l 1 I1 1111 11111 1110 LIIIIJ 1N11111 KIL 1 S11 N IILI -I 2111111 11111111.11 P1 1111 'I IL 111I1 'I 111111 N I'aIk111,., e 'I l,,IlIXS a1I I 1 XX 11 III, 1 II Ill1 FL N1 r1r 111 111tN N 111121111111 7 1 I IIKILLIIICII 4Lx 1 1111 I11111N1 1111 1 HII XIIIISITL N LIIIILLIIILYI x11111111 I11 1 L11II1,,1 LULIINK XIII III! rcN11I1111 5111111111 L IIAIIIIJLI' 111 L11111111LrL1. 131 441 1 mma I1 X111 lx 111111 111111111111 1I 111 111 11 lily 1111 111111 1 1 11 1111111 L I1 1 1 11111 llf LXI 1 IINIFL N I11111I1I1 IIIIAFILIIL I-I1 I1 Lt Ix11x1r L111l1111i11I 111 ,LIIIIINIQ I I111111111 llxlllg L11u1N1 l I U I 1 1 Il 1111 ' L111I1111l11l l11111N ffl 1151 C1111 M11 1 Xftl 1 I ll PIII 1 Xlarx IIONIFIIAI Ix111I1e 11.1 O Q 9 MAVQ 0,6- .J .I N NIIMIII 1 xii' . x . 1 l . 1 ,gfff 4 ' N9 ' 1 -1 X242 ' , , 1 , I K Yu .'1i111 ' ' ' 1. 1 f'11.v.v1'.111'1'.v 1171 III1' 1111111111111 11f I 111-1 111 I.1'1y 1, 1111 1.11. l'I ' - I rIl1 ss I11Nti111!c Ii 1 1 - 1 'I Nu' : ' VS1' A'I1'1'll1 ' I, l,1'I 1' 1111' I1'l111f 1 1'1' 1l11'1'1' , I .1'1'111ll l11::'1' JIIHI my I11sx'. Iii-ll is 1 I111 141. ' -f'-g 051'-gn 1' 11 . I HI I.1-sli 1 I 1 vis l'11II11g51- ' rsc l.1'.v l11 111' 'I'1I.Vf 111'l1I'11' llull nf If III '. lt z1'1111't 111' 11111 'IP fIII1I' 111.1 1111'. Dr' ', ' 131 I-I1: I'r1. I1t Le i I- . ll. 511' I 1: K 1 G' 'I-11: I k 1311 'l- XVI 1 ' ' ' ff I-I1: 'I'I1 -1' ' . -I : sh- '1111 C'I141:'I'-a.'1-S1I- .NN ' 1-1 1.'1. 1 f Q 1111111-111-.1 11.--1-11 11 --1.1 1 .11-11.1 fj 'l'111'11'1111 ix .v111'l1 .v1.'1'1't .v111'1'11z1',' H1111 fl11' l11'lIl .' 1'1111.1 11111i 111 .v l11l1'! I 1111tl' 121 131 1-11: . ' 5 -13141. Rav' I -I2 111-3' ' 'ff' - - Q ul! pl V h . YA1.v .x'1'l1l11111 N11' 'I1'1.x'1' 111'1' 111' 'ff' 1 xi, X ,..,,1,.:, ,. . jg 2 . fa ' 131. L'z11'11I II1- I.iSI1- C' L' 1131- HC' '11l J' UJA 1 l'A11l A' 1111.1 1111.1 f111'1' 1i1l1'11 11'1l. 'I'11'11.1' ll11'11 .V111111 IIIII' 1I11111'1' .1l11' i'1C f 'If' I 'Ill III 121 1.11: II1'II'11f IIar1'cI1111a 1-I1: 1111-5- ' '- 121: ,Illl' ' Yal- ll-13115115 1l:13'1 141: .'XI ' I ' Z. ' HAH.. .I II '1'1ll1', ll 111'1'il1'.' Ily k111l111I Ill fm' ll t 11'1'1Il1'f-1111! 11-1 1'11111-.vw .1'11111' 11 1. 7 I I I1111'111I1y I -' 1.'i1- ' II- ' ' 1 'Sc l f l111 l1y 11111111'11111i1i11I I1-11 5 fll '1', I lfut .vl11' 1111.1 l1'f.1' 111111'1' tl11111 ll 'dnt' 11f11111' l111 . ' I Sr.- 5'N '- sf I I ,. ..... .. O f f wi V1-'CL I 11 NNN H f 'X1', 11 1' fig' 1 A 1:14-. 111 A mm 111111 1111111811111 L11u1s1. X111 11 ek 1 11 11111r 11' 1.1 1 lxdppfa 11.-1 1 111111111 111 141 On 1tN11'd 141 S1111rts111111s111 1 l111r11111111 Xurmxl 81111111 1 111111 1 X1 l11LI11lk C11111s1 l1fl111 1 1 11 1111 ll! 1111 1 KL 111 XI nstrc by I3 L 1 L1111LL111C11 1111 1111 1111l1lllLll 111 N nm 1 In 11111 111111111 1tl1'SxL 111111131 C1111111 L 111111111111 1 1 V 1 11 X11111111t 1 atm uh 41 1 Seex Tre-as 1-11 S1l111LIll c.1121l111Jll of Commerce 141 Lulur Lmnllllttee Nemur Lhus Par.11111x 1 1.,1111ELl11i11 11 ks 1 143,111 XL 111111111 Lomsm C 1111111 I1 1 111 lllll 1 LAI11 L1111u111u1 1 11111 1111811111111 s 1 111111111111 11 11111181 1 1 1 1 111111 1 1 N et111111 111 11 C 1 Rmhestcr 1,llNl1lCNS 11181111119 1 mms 1 1 1 X1 111111111 LUUISL 11 II yu' 1 1111 1 fm 1 Normal S1,l111111 llll 1lIl111llLl I1 LOU 1 Y I I rn 1116111 lumor L14 s 0111 HLAI1 141 kappa 111111111111 11 141 51111111118 Xssoe1at1o11 111 171 Students f,1131l11l11' 111 111111111eru. 1 11 5I101'1SlI13lls1'1llJ 1'11'11111lf1lUU11 131 141 1111 ur 1111 1111.15 111 111 9 O 9 N , X1 1 X 11 f N5 11199-.11 'K X . -- ,il:7 P.. - A---l 1.C1'1J5' 111l1' i 1 1 1-If Di'- l 11111'1' 1111111111 1111'.1'1'1f lllllfll 111111 f'l1'11. .v mr. 4 Tru 141: 1'1'11ss 1'111111try 1.11 141 1481111111 141: 51111 11C1 1711211 - 1 1'11m111u1 - 1.11 14 2 ' 'mma 1-'1 1-11:1r 1 1fl1 : :Q :f:11 11I'1 ' 1.111-11. ' .' 1 1 111111 'll 1':111S . '1 - ' l51 11' 'Z1'1l1'11.1A 111111 1111111115 in .Yf1'l ,1, evg 11111 .v11 .v juxt '1 ' 11' 'ILQ A 1'1'-C111l1121131141:.ig 1'1l1 141213-- maii' C1111 131. I .111 171 1111 1.'1 - '11 C ll','C T1'll un' 11111 111 1111v141'11f11l 1111'1'.v, 1.111 ix 17111 1111 1' ff-1' un--+. N42 --- - v f, ' d.X'11l'llIn 1'11' .'11y.'-111 .v 11fl'11i11 nf 111 '1'111111111.'.'1 I'1- Y' I' Y' 13141 1 ram' Cl 1 IH'-Y1.11 141. J ff Q at I ' . 1 ff 1' 11 If 1 - 1 34' , -1 - '- ' 1 1 1 0 -1 A ,XO , A HK A1'l1I. 11T'1l-1' 11 1 1' .v1'1f. Y, I V 1'r','1.11 141. H1111-11. ,' C 1 7' 111.4 ' ' '- r 1 . 11 . ' ' .1 'IN11' 1111. 1l111'11y.' llll II11' fn' 1'11:k- ' . 2 'lee ,lul 111. D 1 '1 71111,-r .- '1 ' ' ' '1 I U l!'1' r11'1,'1'1' l11'11111 111'r .'1l,1'. ' f 1' '1'1. .X1'11 ' 1:1lX 111 4 YSL' ,'11'1 1fr1'11l1'r 111'l1 1111111 1 llltlj' 11111'1' 1i1'1'11, 1111 I 111111111 1 !! p,S' ' '.5,.: V ,'5 ,, 1' ' . LQ' 'I ' - :I ' 1 RV1 's ' 1 s' 5.11113 9 A n1fxAuIgfLii-311.455 1 A lIkMA 1 I r 1111 I M 111111111 C ourm P I U U t IIIIIIL I fxradux Nt aff rl 111 KNL Lou 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1Im XL 111111111 11111151 1 1 11111111 1 1 llNlI't'I 131111 1 e uirtette I-Il e 1 A tx Lluh -I XI lflflll I 111110 NEI 5 I 3- 7'l11 1' 111 1 '1' k, .411 iq ' XY:1Itc fr: IiIlll Lull lk :ml Imxt TI11' '1 .v .111 .'X11it: Cizl V215 7-II4 1 A' IIHII U f'1 llI1I Mi 5 s I-Hg I.uy'I ' A I I . z ' 1: 1 X1 1rIc1111g Lou SL HTI14' X'Zv.'1'1' A ' A-11, 1 1 Kal ' ' 7Il1 1 s 1111111 IH nz ffm Mill A '. III SIP 'x -v1:1u111 and nf Il MMIII. GI ' lb I HN lib. Inf- 1 I :II -vlx lla: 1111 11111 I Ui lf' ia: 'ell ' KMAIIKA 0 A 0 A All A Paradox I-Il Nlxron bites 1 I1 U11 1 11111 11111111 II 115 Il Bild mamma I1 lvl I hlee Llub ohn huscl C nllege C oursm 11 11 tim 1111111111111 1 1 ful L C 1 Cm11111erL11I Lourbn 1 1 1 uh 11 HU ee Lluh I d x 1 I ISIUFIIII ctla I1 1 X flnnm L1111 rs I k MII Nxrkx 1149! 1 'MN fy AA AllkKAUlxviSL:l1if,fi9T7'g'A M UKMA llmlcu S lJ'llllC'X Normal Coursn llflllll 111111 1 1 St losephb Hospnal Q h 1rles llemu 5sex Lollegn Lourbn 111111. X KH H 1 l 1 1111 Lndeuded I clgar X H Ho :ble lost G1'ad1utm 111 111 1 111 1 ll Sfllfflllllllll l 1l11or Ill Llnef Iaraclox I clltor Ill Lluef Xlur 11r lL.11ler l'l11c 81 XX lute Smuupators bxmphom Orchebtra Xlllllll 1111901111316 Klee Llllll State Delegate Sportsman l11p Broxherhuod H1 X ljI'dl11E1llC Llub Ixappa CJamm1 P1 Owls Head Treas Sturlen lhamber of Commerce X-.sutant Lheerleacler Xlmstrels Agony l:.1ght Delegate F I I X Xieetmg., Delegate Lol11mb1a Preas Xleetmg C0lllIl1bl3 L1111ers1t1 Xlxr'1 lllll 'XLIlClLll11L Lourbe. IX 1 1 11111 11 11111111111 111111 111111 11111 1 lJ11deL1cl1d C 1the1111e Xrxlllllfill llmxcll XOI'I'llil Lourm C11l1111 X011111111111111111111 111 111 XI111Qt1'elQ 1-ll Owl cfo 'Normal Xlbertus ones 1111111111 lllflUSU'ldl Courm I 1111'11t 111 aft 111 11111 111111 111111 III tlzouqht lxappa Gamma P1 C55 1-U Student Chamber of Lum mcree HJ 1-U H1 X1 1-ll Dramanc Llub 1-U L11dec1d1 l lx 1rl I lxandt Xeaclemle Qoursu 1 lx11 XXasl1111g,t1111 Lluh 1-H btudent Lhamber of Lommerce Hz j A! 1, L 1111eC1111.1 I 11rctl1 lx lllt 1-Xulflemle Lourm I 11111111 11111 mpa lfllllllld I 14 1-1 flee Club 111 Secre ary llltlf 13 Xlmbtre 5 Lndeclded 9 0 1 1' 1 fkglmlll , X 1' 1 '-Mx' .' ,',k',,,,f ' 'Q 1 1 ,1 ggzftj 4- ,,, -..- 1 1 I 1 ' ' yt. r 1' .v 1 Q ' 1 .-1 I l11'111'1'.v 11' ' ,111d. . - 1 Nix , ll1' 11115 1111 1 1'1'11l1' 1' '. Q . Y. . l 'r ' ' 1 ' lid ' i11i ' T11 ' was 1111'1' .' 'I' -'- 312' -'- 1 -M 3 A., J 1 v ' ' 1 iv. . , :Z 'J V, - -Z B 3 Q., ' z km 5' . , - 'L 5 3' . 1 T' ' ' 1: 1 111 11 far' I x1'1' 111' ff ', ' 1, '111f.'. ' ' A 11t ' K '1'1s. xv ' V 'v --gfx - ' ' ,. .. ' A lf' 'Z 5. '. A ., '. f ., Oh, 1111! 11' ' 111 ,. 3 l-111111-X' 141. I 1 Yu 1 I ' -' 1 A 1 .S'f1-1'1'! 11.1 111' .' N '-K '. Ka1' S' U' '111 J: 1 ' :Q tj ju' .jg . ' lf 1-ll. U 9 9 kx 1X5 A xxX,ySx,b 11,251 flla l 1 X A IKMA 1 ww 1're11 1X111X 11 e 1111 S 11111 N1 1 111 111 111 111111111 11 11111 111 L 11.1111 111 8111116111 L1111111 Jer 1 CFL? 1 16 Prn 1 I N 111rts11l.111s 11 1 r11t 11-r 111111 X1d1l11d11dl1 L111x1r 11X 1111111 1X111X 1 111151 111111 1 L 111 QL111L1 111111 111 1Xl1111ll11 11111111 111l11s1 1 111111 ee 1 1111 1 L111111111111 -Xggnu 1xr11t X1 11 111111 11111111 11111 1 Lll11lLl11L11 1 TIIKS1 1X1lIlg 111 111111 1111 1111111trx 1 1 L111111111111 1 1 11 1 1111111111111 L1111 II 111111 1' 1111 1 11111111111 1111 F1111 11 X1 111111111 111111 1 1 1 1111111 1:1 1 111 111st1' 1 111 1 rx ' 111111111111 111111111 1 1 1 X11l1l1 11111 I 111r11111.111w111p 1ir11ther1l111111 1 4 -11 11 11 L1 1111 11-r 1 1111 1 111111111 L 111 11.11 11111111111 11 1 dl Lrm llltrx 1 L 1111111111 1 O 9 0 '11 ,1111 xA,' 11 VX. 1 ' 4 . 111. 'AXA' 'ff I-15,1 4 ' 'R f QQ. 0 f . X E L ' '- -' 1'1I 1' ' 1'.'1' if .S'111111I ' 1111' 111 . 11111l 111'1'11w-111' 111 1 11 xf1'1'11 11 11' 11111 11 111'11!l1' 111' 'Hu '1 1211. - 11:1 1.11 141: 11a111111f 1211.111-11. C 'a1 . 1 1' 1 11f C1111111 ' 31 1-11. ' X'1'- -si1e11 1.11: Q1 5 ' q1'1 13 1 1' 1: 111111 131. 1 . ' 1 V- it .U 1 ' -S . 'I' 1 11lI uf :1'1s1' .1'11:1'.v 111111 11111111111 i11x111111'1'.v. 1 1 1 . '1 ' 1: H 1 .'X1'z1- ' 111 H '11'1'f11 11lI IIIYX' 1'1.'111'1 l'll .vit 111111 111'111' 111'1' 131 11 .111-11. ,1 '.':1 '5' . f111 ll1'r 1' ' 1.1111 1'5'1'l' ,111 t 1 1tl', 111111 1111115 1111 1'.1'1'1'll1'11I 11111111 111 :mu 111. Q 111-1 -':11 ls11'1:11 U.'11l 1'111'111'.1'l j'1'll111:1'. Cr Q' .5 1-111111-Y141. N151 .1 'z ssc ' - ':11 ' 1's1- 11'11111l1'1'j11l 111 11 l.117'1'-111111'. ' T -11,1181 11111211511-11. '1 'z L'11' sity 1.1111 - 1 1.1 'cy .f 'z - ' 's' 1lA1'1l'1l11 ' A'.1ll.1' 1l.V'I1'1'1'1 ' 1'1f1'. 121 1 '1 1 111 1.11: Xl' 5 el: 1-11: 15: 1:1r115sz111f lim'- 111.' 1-1i Girls' 1iaskct11z1l1 111. N.. L' 1 1.2 ' - .:m1 .' ' :11 ' 1's1' '.-111 N111 1111 ll y '11 ':1'1111'. S1 5 ' 3' . 1 111-Y 1-112 S1- 111-1 -12 1 ff 1' IIIICTC' 1-111 Dr' 1 '11 1.11 1-11: KL1111' 1 ' .311-111'1'r k1.111-112 ' xs- C111 ,' .11 1-11. ' .5 1, O 19,1 X 11 1N11k1'0 fy A n1AAu1Qg1s11f:1gMf1'1u A mm 1 11111 N 1111111 11111 1 HI ll l 1 11111 1 11111 5I1t'lJ1l 11111 I11l111lIx111g 11111 I1 111111 I 111 fllll-1 11'lUI'1l IN l 1 111 LX 11 151 11111 51 Il I 111111 17 1lll 1 St Xlmhael L11111 1 11111s I 1-gg 11 131 I 11tr11111 11111 S1 U 1 Q 1'11IaQ,jIg 1 111111' '11 ,1 '1' jf - 111.1- i - '!,f. 1 .' I' Q' - 1.1 55 X'i1'gi11i:1 I.: ,ton .'1' 1 ' rs' Gin 'INI11' H1111 4-1 1l1l 111111113 11111 111 1'1' 1li.1'1'l11.v1' hm' ind, H1 s 'sl 11f 1111- 11 .' 1 1111 1111111 I.Ii I'1:' ' 1111 ' 1 if C' 'fav i ' Q na ., , .UH , yy! 1' 'BJ' l'U1r 11 11.11111 !l'l1lAI lifwx I uni. I Q 5 Sy 1 ' X10 '21 1113111111 IS. f 2 , , , Ins 'I I.: '1'I'1' - - 1 11 'U' l'.' ' 1 - 1' . bl A- ll1' I1'H.1' 1' flrfly 1141111 111.1 11111111 ix. 1111111211211 1 1'11-11 141. I. . ' 1'11-K-'I 1 1 rj' l. 11i ' ll.' Z1'11.1' KI .v1'l1111'11r, 11111, 11 Vifn' 1111.111 11111'. 14211111 Iqilllllilii 1'1 1.11 1-11: 111-Y 1-Il. X 121-'l1'11111' 1.i11y 11111 -'1 : ' lrsv 1 1 3 .1':1'1'1'I 11.1 l11'1' 11111'.' Sy 1' X1 -1 '11 11 3 11.11 l1't1y...' ,r111 N1' : ' 111'- A N-. l1 l 'lb7Ijljln1r11 mf, 111111 Il11'1'1'f11r1' I11 111' wuz. 1. 1yz111y 111111 1-II. K-1111 ' ' 1 12111115 llusin' .'.' 1f11111'g11 X'11 f111': I.'tt11- ' - - ' , ' 1, 1r111 1 'l'l11' .v':1'1'1'Ilz1'111'l uf ull 11111' 1i1'1' llIX.H I Kill lil 111 z 1'1 1415 1':1r:11111x: 1.11yz11ly C11111. 1111111 I. vcr .X1':111 -1 ' 11's1- lfl!11 ll1-zu 1.1 ' 11111 I ff '11i.v1' flflllfu XY ' Uni 111 .F1111111 O 0 9 Q 1 1 ll I 1 111161111111 1 1111111 111 1111 411,41 H1 Fltllsl 1 1111111 11-.11 J1111 1111111 1111 Nl U f . ll F1111 iss , Il 1 11111111 L1lU1Sl ll 11111111 ll ll 1111111111111 111 11111 1111 O I ll I 1x11 fll 1 S1 M1110 ff A 1:1411 A mm 111 1111 11111 51 ll 11 1 1 1111 11111 1 HI 1111 1-111 1-111 111 1 r r 1111111r 11 111 -111 1111 ll 1 111 F1 511111 11111111 ICT 11 Lt N11 1 1x11 1 ll 1 1111f1 111 1 1 111-1 r1 P Q I l N 1 N ll 11 1 11 13111 1,1 11111 1 1111111 11111 11r ls N1 l N1 l11X1I's 111 KN X 1 1 11 M 3711111 11111 1 1 11 11 111 11I1'1 131 1 11111 X1l11l1 111111111111111 11111 1 U 1 1 111i1 ll 1 blld 1111111111 111 X 111l1111l 11111 S1 I I df 1 Nlllf E111 11111111111 1 nxe 11 X11r1111 111 X 11 1 X1 1111-11111 11111rs1 1 111 111 N l1l1llI 11,111.1 I ll 1 6 X11r11111 1 r X1 111111111 11111-1 I 1 1 11111 H X 1 11 11111 7111 l I 111 1111111111 1 1 1 1 '1 111.11111- ,Q N1 -'L '1 V 41 4 1111. -'1' , 'lf -191, , ' 'x FZ, A 1 15927 -1111 K. 1.1'll1'11. 111111 1 11'- f1'l. ' llc ix 1' Inj-l.'I.' in f1-1i11r'.' 11111 in 17111. 11.1111 1111 fl f .1ll'1l1'1' In 1ll'1l1'1' 11 31' f' UH. 1'1' fl ' S-11111 11:1-s: '1'r1-z1s11rc- 11f -1 ' 1'1a::Z 511 'lj 2 .'1'1 111111 - 1111111 1.11 1-111 .1 Cllla' 1 ' 1 f1'11111111er'- 131 1-11. I-11: 111-Y 1-112 gl: 111111 ' 1'i l-11: SKY. g 1':ll5'llI1D1' 1-11: Ur'1-ji: 1-11: ,Xg1 115' Eight 1-11: '1'11- XY11111- 'I'1w11'. '1' 1111112 1-111 11.21.11- 111g11111 1411111 141: X11 '-x1llI' 1-11: 1':11'z l1x. L'Il' 111 Lv1I1Y1'1'i11j' 9 K Xv1'1'1l K1:11'1' 1111. 1'1111-j-'- 1's1- 'flu' 11:1-11 l'11-:'1'11:.- Ur. 11'lv1ll111.11Q1N1111 '1:Uwll1l1,11-1111.0 1- U11- Sill .'111'i 1-11. 1' 1 5y1':1c11.- 1' ,111 bl: 1 .111 S1-111,-Y .X' 111-1111 ' 1' 151' . . M ,J. ,. ' -.1 1 1' I ,JAM-1' ' A1, f lllli ix my 11 1-11xi1111. I '1' XY1111- '1' XY11's 211'i' N - 1111- 1'.X.. 1 1-ws ' 1 rs- ,1 11111111 11111-1' I1'11:'1'I ii1r111111l1 H11' 11'1 'H .-11111 .'1r:1' il lllfrll' zviill jric :I 'f1.1'. X tile- 1.11111 111: l1:1s1:1-1111111 121 1.111 11:11 ' V: ' 1'1 1.11 1-11. 11. II, 1. N111 1'-11 K11'1Z1'i111' 1 L12 - ' rg- .1. 1'lli1 ' 1?111' uf Ihr j'.':.' :1'1't11 l'll .51'111111l111'11' 11 u1pl1'.1'i.111.' .1 1 J Ass z ' 111. J: ' g .' 11 31111 '.1'1Zl1l1 . ': ' 15 Q 'll frm' f1'11'111! 1.1 j'.11'.'-rw' 11 f1'1A1'111i. 111- 1.11117 111: .'11 '- -' .Xm11ci:11i1111 111: 11- 1':11111 11 1'1 1-11. Us 1' Q11 .' 5 l':111'11'l1 X11' 1 11111 , -1 - '- 1' l'1I h ff11111.1', 11h lf1111l.'.v, 11f1 lf111f1'.1' 11 l1.1' 1111 Y1'-111 .'1 Ill' l11'j'11r1' 111-1' 1'1'1'.1 l::'1'1j1' N111-u I l.111l:. 1'11r1 1-11 111 41111111 X11'1'Il1' 1'11111'N'1' 1 V51- . nl H . HHH' 111111 'l7111'11!111' .1f11'l.' 'lm' V 1 . 11- A 9 9 O 9 Q 'fi JW11 A n1 z1u A mm XI ITL, lftl X11111 Xl1ll11 X1 lfltflllt C11urs1 1 1 1111 111a t1 Cl1 1 Oswego Normal 11l111 Xllllflfbflll Colleg.,1 Course fm 1 1,1 141 11 Eg i dn! 1 11ra1l11x 14 r X 11r 131 141 Students -Xssocla Il lreS11le11t XX asl 1124011 Club.1-43 Students 1l111111ber 11 mmerce 13 1-U! Drdngaggg Club 1-IJ XX h11le 'I11 Il s 'l dlklllg 14 ,L l'l11,v1?er NC111111111ttee 141 St Xhchael s College l 1ul X Qh X1'11lem11 Course X11-111 1 1j 1111 H 11111111 f H 14 Re crxe liaxketlu 13 141 Baxe a Post 1 racluate l1f1l11-th X1 1l College C11urS1 -I 11uf11111 fPl1 If 11l1e Club U1 Lo1alt1 Club 141 le Cercle Sans SOUCI 141 lx.1p111 C1.1111111a P1 141 Dana Hall 1111l11 X111ll111t C11lI1g1 11111rs1 I 1 It 11111 1 lxflppa 1 111111121 P1 141 Xl111itrelQ Lornell Cmver 1t1 l 1111111 N111 atc-'ul 'XL'l1lCITllC CUUISL I H1 X X YUI1 1111 1 1 uf 1 t 1111111 1 ll Ithaca Xle111or1al H115111tal lx11l11 rt O H 1r1 X1 1clem11 Coursn ffl? 111111111111 111 1111 11 111111 111111111 111 1111111 111111 1 do ll rel loot 1a 71 Crois f01lllII'X 7 Ludeclded 111111 11s1t1l College Course 111111 111 111111111 11111111 111111 1111111 1H11 L11dec1d d IX LA A A AHAA 1 'X N NJ QNX N' X' 1 1 il 175 A X XXXQ' ' 111- ' 7. -f .Q - 1 I , ,fe ' Q V I P rl 1 1 'f L, 5-,1 .S'l11 .1 11111 11.1 1111'1'l.' 11.1 .1l11' 1l.'.v. , W-' 1. 4 1, '11 141. .. Ak., l 1 1' tl11'1'v 11d 1't'1 -1' 'l11'1 ', , 7 I Mfg 111 .vu 1fF.clG1'11 l J , 1-11 1 ' . 1 ,f 3' . ' - 11411 1.21 1. lx . 1,1 3' H' 'rv',.', ' 1' 1' ' 4' 1 I . . 1 ' I ': fa. X 1 '. ' 1 Mlivt' 111':'1'r l1i11l.1 1 K' 1' 'l.1'.1.v tw H11 I1 uf 111111 11.1 f11'11. ll'1 J l1'l1' . ' lf1111tl1all131 1: s' ' I ' :ll .J 1 : b ll 111. Q ' 1 ' lf .: ' 7 .1 ' 1 .'lI D 111111-:lf f QA ' '12111 ' .-1 111 .'f1111'f. L 91 ' : . ' . . 141. 1 . . S. it :,.',A1'A., A . '. ' UHF' .UU !t': 11111 .1111111.' 311' 1' .1 Jud ' .vn1i1'.1' y1' 2 '1'11r, T11 tl 11111ki11' 111' J Jin' !f:'1'1j1'11'111' ' , g l 1 1 A, xr I u Q 1 1 1.1 I.. ll1j' Q- 11- . tn' 1'11ll llllll 'Cl 1 'l1,n H111 111111111 l11 .1 11 '1' Q ' ' I. 1 1l' 'h'H.J- Mi st s 141: 7 l ll 1- 1 i A-f ,' 1-1. U I l , 11 hk' Kfqf V A mn. A IIKMA Xrlem 1 1111111 X1111111111 C11urw1 11111 111 1 II 1 He ll L 11111-11111-11 ll X1 11 111111 L11111N1 1 I 1 11 1 1 Nxruuw N1111111r1a1 H111p1I1 11111111 11111 L 11111141 C11111-1 Ill 1 1 111rtx111.111-11111 1 1cr 1 Qi 1 1 1-11 S1111 Cl 1- L11f1111 1cr 111 11111111er1.1 IJra111.11t11 l 111 1Xdl111l 1 1111111 1 1 21 1 8111111 1 511-11111-e LIIIXCFHIIX H18 11 L11111111er1111 C11urs1 1 X1 1 I 111111111 1 1:11 1 Lruw Lllllll rx fJ!'l.1lLN1l'd 1111r.11 Lux 111111611 8111111 111 SL 1 11111 X1 111111111 C11u1s1 1 1. 1111111 1111161411 X111-111 1' 11rx 1x11 11111154 Q1ll1ISt 1111 11 1re.11N11r1r 51111111 Llama 141 S1111r1x1111111-11111 H1-111l1erl1111111 r ur r.1111x 'ru 141 Slll41Cl1lw L11d1l11lCI' 11 L111111111rce131 1-11 're ll C1118 11111111111 53,0111 1'1g1 S1111 11111 r1 ILNIYI 141 IIIIN -1 511111 1 1 111 S1111rl1111111N11p r111111r111111 5112111111 1.111101-111 11111r1'1 1111 X1 111111111 L11111s1 1 111 II 11 11 1 N X1 r LSL 1 1: JI 11sIr1 1 r 5 1111111 -1 11111111 111111 11r L11 Time 'gp fr 1 111 ur 11 1111 ll N 1111-1 L1111 1' 1711r11111x 1x111111 11111 L 11 lk 111 1111 1 X 1 H11 1 11111 L1lf1ELll1lK1 9 O 9 Q ,l . 1 xv? 111119 1 x.. .AL X 11 4 55:11.14 'v,2A, A , . K. 1.15 - 1 ,frf-2:1 k A Y: , . A, sl , ' . ' 5. T jlclj' '1l1'111'.- ll 1'1I1'1'l X' .' T11 '.1' .'I1'i1'111' 1111 111' r1'l'11'. KJ1'1's 211-11. v Q l.111i:111 I':1111-1' .- 'z 1- ' H 1-1.11 'f .l11'j. 11111 KI -1 1 111 .vf111'1, A ' :'z1 'f' 1.1'111 1 1 M6111 11.1 II11' uigfl, 1471 11.1 111' .'1'11. S1 1 -K-1l1!1!1.1 1:11.- 1- 1 'L' '1 .1 11 ' Q11 1-11: 1 Va L P11-11:1 r'1- 11g Q -11. v' I C11 1' lt1'1' ,Q 1 1 1'11111' 7'11i1'1' f111- 11.1 111.11 1111 '1' 11111 311113 11111 11-11-v 11111117 y1111 .111111 1111 11.1 5111111 111 11'1'. ' Tull 2 1213 jr. X,l1ll1 11' 1311 ' SQ-Q t-'1313 111-Y 1-111 ' ' 1-11. - C- ' I' 13 . 1 1 1. li. ' 11111 . 'z - 1 ll1 f1'11'1111.v Il1'y 111'1' kv, Il1'r j'111'.1', 1'111.1' .1'l11' 1111y. 1 'j ':11'11 ' W- ' 1'11j'111'111111111'ly 111l11i1'I1'11 111 thc .' 511111 1111'. 1.11 1411 1111-11 111: 1'Ll.',1 1 -14111141-1' 1.11 1411. 1 :.' 5' f ' - 1 .1 s. l-11151111 5' .-Xss z' 1.21 11111. 1' -' f' 111 - 1111 A' U '1 L 3 'l'c1 '. '1'cz1111 1.11 1 1: Q ' - 1J-1'- 512' .' q 1 51' ll -1 11-11. '. S.I'..l J .1 1 '. ' fx-. .- ll .1 .1111111-1' .v111il1' 1 ' , 1 ' , 4 .1A'1' ll I'1l1'-111' '21'1'1H'S 11 1' UU 11 2 1111111'l1l111211511-11:1'af-.11 7 ,.g.Rfg- 1-5 1111514 11111 1-11: X11 g -1s 12 l 1: S IQ111' 151' 13 111- crl 11:5l1.':'L'z1-1 ' 11- 3 11 1'y1.'-' 1411 1.11: 'l'11l'1l:11111 121: ,1lll' Y1 lvil 1.11. fy . ' '1- 111' .' I A l1-f1- C11 J1- ..l ,. '11 .1'I1111'11l .1'l11' 1.1, .-1 .11111l1'11l .'l11 l1 111', 11111111 1111 -11'1' '1111,' 1111.11 1111' 112.11 I 1 ' 1l1y. 111 11 3111 Wg ff A u1 11'1u A mm 1-1111111 ll 11111111 111urs1 H1111 l I1 1 1 1 1 I 011 IXJIDIJA fxillllllld P1 1-11 Students Ass11c1at11111 U1 111 1 e LLTCC 1111 1 1 1 S1 racuse L1111er11t1 I 111111 11111 111 -X1 1111111111 C11urs1 1 I1 111 1 1 1 If 1 1111 tx lxa111 11111111111 1 Oswego N11rmal 1 1 1 x X1 1111111111 Q11llI'St 111 1 11 1 1 111 11111 111111111111 L111lec11le11 1111111 S1h1111ll1111 X1111111111 C11urs1 11 1 1 1 1 1 Nklllltlllll X1 111111111 C11urs1 111111111 111111 11111711 1 llf 111111 lv 1 1 L111'lec11'le1l 111 1 Sllllltlllll X1 111111111 Qflllfbl 1 1 1 1 1111 H 1 I ll In 1 11 Uixxego Normal Xl1111t1111 Wkllllltl N111 111111 L11urs1 IX 1 1 v 1 lf 1 1 1 111111 L ub Z1 1 ee 1 1 Head 13 1-11 kappa Gamma P1 1-1 11 1-11 S1111rts111.1111s111p P 11th1r1101111 121 111 1-11 S1l111l.1r1l1111 -X arrl 1 31 lilue 111111 VN 111te Sy11c1111at11r5 H1111 1 11111111 l.1ll11111, 141 X 116 Pr1s11l111t S1 11111r 1' r 1 I lfdt 11 X1.,1111 11 Xrl1111 Shutl- X11r11111 C11urs1 I1 I 11111 111111 L llll O-111:11 State XUI'IIl.Al Y 1 515.31 A VV' 1 Y fl 'l , I L 'fl f J ' 'K ,W 1 1.11: V' I T15 1 'r' 1 1 11 li'l1 '7'1'1' :uv 1111, f1'l11f'r 1' 11'1' do, U'1 lI 111'7'1'1' find 111111Il1'1' il1'1' 3' .1 1 . I . :C . . M : J.,- illly Cllll 121 131 1-11: l. '- l S. 5 SJll'l 1-11:f'lee 111111111 C21 1.51, -1' 11- 1-1 '-' li i' 'Xl 1111'1'1'-1' 111' 'l H111 I1 11.11. 11 l.11yaI Q Club 1-11: ' la f 1 ' P' 131 1-11. Y ll'1l: l'uf . ': ' .X'11fA V' 1111: lfuf lj 1l1.'f111.'il1'1111 ix 71 .'i ll 1 1 ' 1 H'l11 'x 111' 11.1 uf i1'11'1',1V11'? U1111eci1le11 1l1:11'11: . V - .1 ': A ' S1 .-I -1 1111 T11 J 1'f1 111 11:'1'1'-1' flu' I 'Alla pi' A' I A1 1: g -s x 11 ln 111 xlz' 1111 -111111 llllllllf 111, ll Tt'.11 '11.11', .-1 '2x'.Hill1l llhflli f1l1'1.' v ' V 2111 A L .-11111151 11111111-', 11l11'1.1'. 111 y, 11l'11'11,1'.v ,lad 1 z'11'.' Yay. 1.11,-' H' 'I 1 131 1-11.Sec','. 121, Pr.. 131 141: U1'l'.' -1 I Y ' 1 ' 131 1, V168- l'ra'. : 1' 5 ' : ' 1r ' 1 Z 'Q' , w' 1 1 ' 1' 1111 ' 1- ' : - - ' Class: Mu Mu 1-1 1 'z ' 1 X: .1 ,Y y 'I'1:l1t. A F Sl 11'1'lI 1111111' tl Pt'f'f1'l'f 'A'l11'1'. A 1-115 5 'I 111 1:1 1.51 141. 1 V 0 9 Q Q Q I I XNNN 4 I Aw A n1AAuwM54Z1522'2npm llkMA XXIISIIII Nlxllllltl lf UNH C0111 L 111 11ll lllrl 1 1 1 mlnuflul I N 15, fflll an 1 1 111 1 1 dn ak amfmn ll 1 I c X Ildlll -I x Law 111 ammd 1 Q A sx It 111 L mx ll s A Ill Sluurtxln.-111 - 1 IIrutI1LrI111ocl I xl I-II I Arai 0 Ilglllll girl I-II L IIIIQUIILII Xllllwm XI Nlosnlx Irrllngn Lmusa ll ll rank Il Sx11111l11n1x Ornhulrd Hobart Lulln I ulmla Nm L 1IILg,s C11u1w1 Smzttx 1 ff f111 ll II Il .11n.at1L Llulm I 1It Klub I L x ,veg L uh ug 1 rm II Dun C 01artetI3l I-lj Rouhester Strong. XICIHOYIHI Hoxpltal 'I-Illllllli NYIIIII1 Collngc Lmusc 11111 Pt' I ffl Il I 1 Ifuf 4 Ixappa Gamma P III I-ll Xssistaut hclltor Parddux I-ll Student Lhamber ot Qommerce I-II Scholar lup I ard I 19 S uf ents 5SOLIElllUll I U dslllllhlllll Llull I-ll X11 ard Lmur 111 I utl I S1 llx mm Nl lx lg Luuuc lx11fl11 111 1 1 lllllllltl 111 1111 I s I all -I 11.1 111114 1 VN altar Raul H1 111 Ilnlcn NI mlu QIPIIIIIILILI 1I Count 5M ll111l1v,v urvfu, I1 ll 1 1111111 WL IllNlll I IllNl.lllllI. Illllll Ytupu LHIIIIIILILIII lfllll NII1 I lflltll I111 1 III lx I Usxkcgu XIIFIIIAI O Q M142 I fl 1111 , :hs 1. .SIL VIEW A N I YI' ,.QW,f1 ' I 1 . . - - I 5 , Y -- .Xrz 'I' ' 's- I II'il I 'III11 F' .VIII I ll 'III' '1 I. V I Ilclt-' .'I11:lll 'IPII ' 'C I VI' I n,Ic'fl'X'n .S'l11' 1lfl.' f11l'11l nf '1u1 l :rv 111'1' 1111 11z1'11'1'. I,u ,' Ilrc' ' I.II1IIr ' fl I IM I-ll. I'rc'.'. I-lv: Th a I MOVIE H-'II-lI:Ka11z Ii 'I I-11: Th- I t:,': Tl ' XYI I- T ' 'I Ik' ll I-ll: .' : ' - fhil - .' : Blur-Mur I-ll: I x I-lr: A I A . I I T1111Av I YU ly zv11.vf1'.v 1111! -:v111'1l.v 1111 111.1 f1'll11'z1' 11'11. I1 I- I ' ' I-ll. 74 . IT! 1 .I ith 'I 'Y' I .S'l1' lii'1'.v uf' 1 111'1' l1rI1tl11'1 .v 1'1' t I'1 ! Dr' ' I : .nys y A 21 IM I-ll. Sc ,'. I-ll: VI ' II III Ill I-II I-l1:L 'kb' H -'lc I. 1 bl A 1 . . z.. HT H A .' f 7 , l z'f I FII MII 1 xA1 111'1' 19' ' Il'll'l71lf7H 1 Z ' 1 . 2 : I ' 1 z I ' ' ' : Q ' 5 ' I .X v : Hi-Y I-ll: ft l A.: ' Ill L- I Q I Q. .'Ii1 ' II - A :I'i1 ' ' .. 1 -1,- H1' ' I'1'--lx'1f1f11 If .1-ll ' 1'111111'x N11' If 0x'I': IC' I I: Kan' Ham ' I I-II. 1 H I5 'tal K2 I H .-.2 ,V-J ' 1' .'41'1J1' 1.1. hifi, I. .a,q.ch. A 4 I ' V ' I.vl1'11- I 3' II1 '1'.' .' 'utlf' I I E I , 9 4 1111 11 tf 1 N11 11 f 'NiXGi1N fl A llAAAllAQ12r11'1m: f211'ffAl M IIKZNA HQ 1111111 51111111 X11111111 L11urs1 I 111111 11 1711 I 7 HV 1111 1 rs 11111111 11111re 7 '1 1 S111111x111f111s1111r11 1 1 I1 1 1 1 -1 Slllllbf 1 1111111111110 1111111 N1LVLl1S11l1 11111 N11 S1 1' ILLINL L 1111 1rw1t1 1 1 1 C1111 1 I H111 1 1 0sw1 11 Normal SL1111111 1 1111111 11111 N1 17111 1 S 111111 111a1111111' 111 111111111016 111 1-11 5111111111111 r11c tr-1 141 1111111 Xss11c1at1011 171 111 1xf11111f1 Ga111111a 11 1-11 1 11111111111 111 11111s N 111.f1r111 811111111 1 11 111t11r 1d1'd11I1X 1 111111111111 111 1 11 lTX 5L111lN 111 I llll L 1111111111 fl 1111xL 1111 LLL L1111rw1 1 11 1 111 Il Sport 111lt0l' x11Il' X111r 141 Smrt N1lI11Ll11 111a111111r 111' 111111111cr1e 131 1114 1?l.ll1I11d l 141 S1llK'1C'l1tH '11111s1r11s 1-11 C11111r 11f111cr 141 L11de11d111 11111111 1111111 1 I 1 L1l111.1111111 11111 T111111 1 X1 111111111 L11u1s1' I H1 1 III ri L l1f1tLl11C1'1 11111 T11 1 Xkl11L1111L 111111Q1 l1l1I1 111 11 1 f7lIll1I 1 11111s1 1111111 111 5111111111 L11a11111er 111 L111111111r1e 1-11 xa1111.1 112111111121 11 1-11 1a1'111111x L 1111ec111c11 lllllkk 111111111311 1111111111 ll 1-1 1111111 1 I 1 1111 1111 11 'X11r111.1l 8111111 9 O O 9 9 1 11. X- 'XX O11 .,, X x 1 1 11 15 1 s 11 - J 5,2 1-1,1 1 ' , , , . ' - 1 ' 1 1 ull ' ' 1' i 1111.1 1'f'1'1' 111111 11 111' 111 .' ng. 1111'1' C11 11121 1.111411 Qi 15' 1 l-1, 1111-1 1.11 1-11:1.113111-'1'111111l1 1511-111.' '. ' :1'1 1 .11- 111-11111111.11 1-11: 14111111 143111113 P' 131 1 1: ' Rmg 1 - .' 1 - .T c1111 f' ' rsc .1 l11'ft1'1' j'1'i1'111l 1111' 1711111 nk. 1121 11111 .' 111-1' 711191 1 ' 11 .. i-- lfj1'11rl u11'1'1I.1 .1'11r'1'.1.1. .411 1- Q' - ' ' 1 ' 1 1 l g 11 -I 5 1 1 S11 ' .1 ' ' - . 1 Hi-Y 1411 .1 ' . ,. Nui X1'd, f1111z1' 11'Z'1'1' 1l'l11 :fn k' fail 1 .1111'1'1f1'.1. A' ' . :.' . -1 A I-'I lf ' J -111 .' ' ' ' . 1-11: H1-Y 1.11 1-11: Kal ' 1 ' 11 if As: 'i ' 21: 1 ' I C ' . . .12 'f 1 1 'Y' 1 TL' u,'1V'l'11l '11'.1 1.1 III1' I1'i1l 11.1. ,1l11 lif1'. n 1- V' 2 ill 11: 1 f, 'S H 11' fn 1 I 11'1111f.' In 111' 711' 1 I . 7, ,1 1 7 :.'111' ,': - . 11l.'..H'. 'Il l' 1- S1' ul 1111 fl l,lI,1'.Y11'.' fit 1 ' '- 1.1 - ' ' ' ' : 1 1' ' 5 1 ' ' S141. Q A 1 X1': 4ll1'SL W AH-I girl nf f1'I.' I1'11r11.' 11111 111 my f '111.v. ,1 C111 1. 7 U5 Q . ' , 1 11 or , X N 1 I if A :AA I Vd T0mQ L 13llCQ.,L LOUTSL L ll 143141 I lc ff 3 If H 113 appa Mamma ll 143 Xllmle Town L Talking, 1-13 ashmg on Lluh 143 he Lluh 1 3 l'I'LllLl Lluh 143 0 WL 13 Normal NLll013l XLr1Nl1x T1 x 'Xmm1lLou1sL 1 nuuhr OSXNL 0 Normal Sclmul Xl'llg'llCt lullx XL ulLm1L L 1311151 llul ll ummm 1 1 I f 1 4 Hum mil LncleL1rlL:l 1fLorg,L Xl 1 '1LL xL11lCITllL' Loulse H II In 1 tl Il Nturlznt Lhamlwer of LUIHIIILILC 1-13 Semor Lulor Lom LL -1 lLoLl1uter '3lCLllcllllLdl IIISIIIUIG. lrLll'll1lLllL NX 1 mlL LollLQL QUUISL I nm K L U fm tx 113 143 X ILL Prev Sen or 0 ur L n I1llllflLL ee L m l .ara 1 143 lxa 3 wa 1 mum l 1 1161115 HULIEIIIUH 7 l.,IlllLLl1lLfl I X l 1 Lu L,gL LOUIS I l.,!l1lCLlLlC1l X llglllll luu1sL XX 11tL Lf3llLg,L LUUISC L 1 N3Lll13Y' aw .1 ts u l3fdlI1dllL ll h 143 lxappa Mamma P1 143 Sxxnpmm FL ustra 143 ll asnng,ton L lub 143 le LLrLlL dn- 13llLl SCL x reds 143 'umm- aurlrvxlln 1l3 'lllL N lu L Tuun s 4 kms., 143 Spnrts nslnp l Ltlurlmm 1 4 SLl1olars11r -Xxxdrr arazux ILL rcs lumur L aw lhe Pun R3IlLllH L13llL4LL l mlmuml XX lllxllli L ullLgL LUUIHL I X ll 1 O 9 ww- ui... gx 'N 11- 1. 1 'l 1 . i xx ' A V fl ing i x,'f'rK:-', h 'iglf H ',..,f ' f ' . ' Y' ' S ' .. ff ,- ll'v T dn't kmiu rcl It 1 df TL 111Y I I K. ' 1 ' ' 'J ' ' : Q' I 1 'l e ' 13133 135 ' - 'l '11 , 1-' 'ag' .' ' 2 ' 'U llf'1 ' l l'ru lmry ulzvuyx ln' 1' 'I un. of ,fl-1 1.-, .lf 151-A ' .Q 'li. v W V f' ':ll.'- 1 'z ' ' ,, , I 7 llr u.vlzur.v 111' Quay lr Iifvf' v mil! 1 3.' ' 3 . ,S A L 1 I-1 S I , '1 ' ' 'ill ' g . l ' 1 H K.. - , , fl .'ms'll' fur 1113 11 .vmilv fur hx' 14. 4 ,ff ,N - Siu' .vuzillxv ami 531111121 flu' fvlmlv day flint. VJ' 2: l.uy'l V' L'lulm 123 .' , -- :'rlent 143: ,' i ,x L H Q ' l lx'- 'l ' --3131 'lul13:P'1dwx 1 '11' 'L' ' La ' 143: Sul 5' Ns: ' 113 1-3. ' -, ' ,U . A , 1 L'lZ,I'L'lll'L' vl. X'1:lL-n ' ll --'- ' l.itIlvAlvuI nh Hy. Q I .1 A .l.l 3 ,rl . Gill Se ,'. 5 L'l 143: l.uy'l.'Cll1 123 1.33 143: ' 'll 3' ' ' ' ' I -' 13 'l ' 2 'xl' f f : . ' 1 S' 5 S f T 3 Xlur-Blur 1.23 153 1-13: , ' Y' ' ' - . . ' - Yl l- ' 'x 'l l g :.' .'- ma 5' lr, - l 33 1 3: .'l'1 . 1113 123: P' ' l .' 143: Y --P ,. D ' 'I' ' 143. I 1 ' ' '-lil ' ' Ili: I'-'l'1ll'lfS Nfl' L' jnr lim. Xl. l. 'I'. 0 9 ...X I f N Wk X4 4 kxim fkffg if .XX Hlff 4 I IIINK x 9 0 Q 5. wi s . ay X - ,Md . sn' .19 . 'XX ' fp, 9 , ,'- -, . -1 i , A ', ' - 1 '!,? : fX'IlXfI1IH'l-lJlfV1' '. 4'P1!l!l1kNlfQ9f l4l'lII5J f,w , . , ,. ' M- ff ff'r'7f fum! ',u',,x .rff 'fu fun f' Nfuvm-n'I.1'lx fill-llliwx lflxflfflf' X 2 1 f JV ,N xllfllllff Ip IfJlXf'fNl'II Nf1'l11:11 1lHlI1'-l' 'xfrffV' wmv nm ff fwf xfffxx, fwfr. .lf rw fm r' , ,y ff' w. My ffwfrrf. ffffffrlfx' flfflf fm fy Xlzwlm M 1lb1 Mfu- tlulv 115 12+ 1 XXJJ1mglf-11 1!uf: 11M Immgm l..111'm.a Vw flu. ffwxrgw X+'1'!II4lf Sxflfvfrf limb Xlulw Iwlf .Xl'Jl4fl'1llfL' U: 'fx ,MMM mx fl fffnm l-IfVfl'l'fVI. l Rf m- . vlwxnviffvl Xv:ulm111r fllilllx'-1' 'fV,fw. ' ffs, f'. ,X ww ff L.'ff1w'fw4! g.frr.y'.'f.x uf ffzj llrlffff. ,Sufi :wr ,1 !f',fg,l'r'ff'z'1,' ffwmx- fw'lr.'f1ffJ ffm' zr1.l,frr f'fv' 111 fix fffvp- flmf lw'vm1f.'1nw 11 ffv 11 fflfr f fflfr' H X1--x Ywwlx K Ilj Ilflflflfllf lffllmzn lvw 5' .XVJIIIKIIIIV f.Hl1I N1' 'f,f1rH Hfflff' 'Jw zufxf frm. !,w'ffw.x mx ww mf ru lf1.w'. fix www Xwrnml NM wwf f'.TIlll4 1--x XX nl' XVJIIIVIIIIK' ilvllrsx frwfly ffvff'ffN'1I!Xf,7 .Mffflxw fxm fwfrfff L fHlK'lk I1'f 'IVA VAYLV YAVAYAVA VAYAYA VA VAVAYAY A Y , AVA! 4 F Q , 1 VIVAVA vAvAvA V9 ANKVAVA VA rlvlllllw f , x mar A mm The aradox 2 Competltxon for the Paradox staff was very keen this year and as a result an unusually competent group was placed m charge of the book Due to the lateness IH gettmg started everythmg was run at top speed and the splendxd co operatlon afforded by faculty organlzatlons and classes has been a great asslstance o th Paradox Certainly no staff has worked harder or held keener lnterest ln thelr work The custom of ISSUIPQ a year book has been upheld for three years m SULCCSSIOH lt IS the earnest desire and hope of the present staff that the Semor Qlass of 30 wlll contmue thls work and extend thelr best wishes to that end Assxstant Edltor Tom Smith Art Editors ack Muldoon Albertlne Schuler Marlon Gannon Organization Editors Betty Sloan Kathleen Cloonan Editor ln Chief Edgar V H Hobble Business Manager Perry Rauch Circulation ack Lynch Senior Editors B Walpole V Llttle W Baum Dam V White Faculty Advisor xrk H Fxtzgxbbons Sports Editor Ned Stok e Snapshot Editor Fred Taylor Advertising Managers Norman Fenske Neal France 0 C 9 Q C N ' 'N .' 3 ,Q J! . gk V- ax- . I, 'L ,444 O - sg j 1 -7',f:' O , lzwrvv., Y - ' E t as at iff' n-gA4.a A MM... I L' t e . l ' .. A ' Mr . ' f - ' M. oltltx lu f f tm4ntAAuss.Se:?r-lwifflvlutnrnpmrn The Mur M EDITORIAL STAFF Edgar V H I-Imbble Editor ln Chxef Florence Wilkins Assistant Edrtor Charles MHDWHTIDQ and Ned Stoke Sports Eclrtors Harold Rogers Art Edltor Barbara Barnes oke Edltor Virginia White Orgarlzatlon Edltor FACULTI Y ADVISORS Miss essle E. Xvood Mr Mark Fitz lbbons BUSINESS STAFF ack Lynch Bu mess Manager Perry Rauch Aclvertls n Manager ames Horan Circulation Manager GENERAL STAFF Franklyn LaFrance Betty Sloan Frank Reed ack Muldoon Edrth Galbralth Margaret Hart The Mur Mur of l928 l929 ln splte of hngh standard set by predeces sors has broken all records for sales and popularity durmg the past year there were several changes maugurated such as fewer short stories more jokes more pages etc whlch may account ln part for the success enjoyed by this year s Mur Mur There were also special edltlons as the Football Issue the Girls Issue the Freshman Issue etc with appropriate decorations by the art edrtor Probably the greatest factor m the success of the Mur Mur however was th splend d cooperatnon accorded the edltor by the staff All Ideas and sug gestlons offered were followed and the departments were devloped IR a con slstent and lnterestmg manner 9 Q 9 Q JI M I , It iw? fi ,gr ' 5 Q I' If .t9'f.'2M lf' ' - at ..'.SLi: G n 5 L'k, 'v-wrrl Q , . . , Q , I . . f ' ...............................................,.... .......,............... ' -' - ' Albertine Schuler ..... ..................,...,.......................... ......... ..........,.,.. E X c hange Editor ' . ' ' ' ' .. . ........,.........,................................ ................... A ' ' ' I' . S' ' , T i EZ a . - Y D I . 1 v- '-v I I . .1 D 1 ' s v , , -. ' . , 1 5 Y Y '! ' a s ' ' e i ' ' ' . ' ' - f ' , . .- m ggi' 9 V I AAA 0 uv Q wk2s1f!55:fAutmAusmA Owl s Head Socnety PI'CblClCIlt Charle Manwarmg Secretary llreasurer Helen Chrlstlan T e Owl s Head boclety IS the honorary scholastic soclety of the Os we o Hlgh School l'rom its organlzatxon ln 1926 membershm xn the club was llmlted to unlors and Qemors who had been on the honor roll three successxve times durmv the year Thls year bophomores werc. added to the llst of ellglbles -lhe purpose of the club has been ta create an Interest ln hngh scholar ship A plan has been adopted for next year which rt IS hoped will further mt:-:rest the st1.dents in maxntamm hlvh standmgs THE PLAN IS THIS Honorary membership ln the club wlll be awarded to the students hav ln the hlghest avera e tl'1s term m one of the eleven listed subjects l..at1n l'rench Engllsh Science Nlathematlcs l l1story Commercial Subjects Draw N Lb c l-lorremakmg lndustrlal Arts An Owl s l-lead pm wlll be glven to the student among the chosen eleven who has the hx hest average m all his subjects 9 Q 9 9 - x f 'QA' t . x IL Y xl.. 4' XXX,-xx as .l V I -i4!.f 4 N 'fx 5' - ' 141,-ffl' W 5, m-v-,.,, Mai. Q 0 .,........,..................................... ,S ' Vice-President ...................,.......,............ Kathleen Cloonan h .I W , . 4 . . - X7 . ' L, . . LJ a N I 4 1 . .2 ' X ' . 1 . . . - 71 . 5 , . 1 . Y 4 . Y . Y 5 . I I - ing, I'-i , . ' , . .U . .i . D . im ll c s fl Mx AlxAAUAvl5 2QlLMAUkMA The Loyalty Club Presldent El anor Colbert Vlce President Bernadette Walpole Treasurer lVl1ldred Benzmg Hlstonan Kathleen Cloonan The Loyalty Club was formed to promote school actlvltles Social prlvlleges are also provlclecl to members of the club who are girls selected for ab llty loyalty and general lnterest m school actlvltxes The Executive Commlttee conslsts of the OEICCTS the chalrman of each stnnclxng commlttee and the faculty sponsors llhls year the gurls enjoyed two partres A formal party was glven for new members and rn February a costume party was held The Loyalty Club girls ushered at three school plays and at the Nlmstrels The blg thmg accomplrshed by the club this year was the brmgmg of the byracuse Glee and lnstrumental Clubs to Oswego for a concert and dance ln thls unclertal-:mg the glrls co operated wlth the Students Chamber of Commerce O U. x . flxkhlll. ,-I wmlws' fl' if , - ' a. .arcrvv-f,,- ...ai f N Secretary ............ ............................,........,......... F reclda Smith 0 5 O We ll'l .' OJ:-,wtf HH AAA Q tf . tm IANA m Student Chamber of Commerce Presldent Perry B Rauch VICC Presldent Ray Delaney lnreasurer Edvar Hobble The Student Chamber of Commerce IS an orgamzatnon of which 'xny member of the Oswevo High School can feel justly proud This Group IS composed of boys who have won thelr letter ln some major sport scholarshxp dramatlcs or some other recognized actlvlty Last year the S C of C sponsored a Glee Club concert and dance by syracuse Umverslty vocallsts and mstrumentallsts ThlS year the club decided to co operate with the Loyalty Club outstandmg glrls organlzatlon m the school and conduct a sxmllar affalr Plans were carefully mapped out and a successful functlon was enjoyed The boys took care of the publlcnty and the hard work ln transrormmg the gvmnasxum mto a ball room A substantial sum was reallzed by both clubs whlch was turned mto the respectlve treasurxes Al :K.x'B l lx Y, N . x' - ' , ,174 Y Q D x ' i:lvvr,,1 Y r T A' Secretary .......,...........,..................,...................,..... Jack Lynch . I . . . . 9 Q 9 Q. 4 fy I A ,mntmn . 0 tmmtmrn The Sportsmanship Brotherhood VICE Presldent Casmo CYlSafUllI Secretary and Treasurer Florence Wilkins The Sportsmanshlp Brotherhood lnstltuted rn the Oswego Hlgh School last year under the supervlslon of Nlr Riley has proved ltself one of the most valued and promlsmg of the organlzatlons ln school Sportsmanship awards are glven to twenty boys and twenty gurls at the close of each school year and those l'CCClVll'lg awards become members the tollowlng year Awards are glVCH to those who are considered to have dls played the best good wlll and falrness nn all their aCtlVltlCS Thus orgamzatlon sent nts representatlves to the state conventxon at Syracuse thls year Edgar Hohble ames Horan and Perry Rauch At the convention the local chapter was granted the prxvllege of electmg the third vxce president of the State Sportsmanship Brotherhood At a later electron jack Galbraith was chosen as thxs vnce presldent LMAIIAAAIILA 0 A A A 5 fx llllx lglf D Qxltj'-Nlx ,l, ,F 4 ' U, A ,.,,M',' L, - N ' 1 ..ff'5' Y A A. - I I Y . President ..........................,..............,................ jack Galbraith Q ' , ' , ,I . tm4utAAut2gisi::l-Mwutm mm The H1 Y Charles Tuck Vice President Norman Penske Secretary Treasurer The H1 Y an orgamzatlon composed of boys selected from the Senior and unlor Classes meets every Monday evenlng at the Y M C A Ar the meetlngs supper IS served and talks by prominent men of the clty are glven Several discussions both mterestmg and educatlonal were held on the topxc of success The purpose of the H1 Y IS to create malntam and extend throughout the school and community hlgh standards O1 chrlstlan character and the club has been very successful ln Its efforts A great deal of credlt for the success of thls organlzatlon belon s to Mr beorge E Burgess Secretary of the Y M C A who has devoted much of hrs tlme to the furthering of lts mterests Mr Rlley Mr Faust Mr Fltzglbbons and Mr Barbeau have also taken an mterest Nhlch has been greatly ap precxated LMAIIAA A 0 A ' AAIAAA tv . XFN 'qlll p -3- L Q S M, -IN'-N. r, 1' .74 , - .A-4 .QV - - .,,,-gwf 5 f,,:v-...Q ..i2.' K .V . W- 5. -. af. 4 I : 3 K ' 'Q 4 ' ' I 1 .. 4 ' - 5 0 l Perry Rauch .............................................................. President ,I ' , ' . . . . F .K . , . . . , . .- . .. y . . ' 1 ,I . . . . U 5 . ,V - 9 -... , q , . . , . , , . ' , . . ' Y ' - -l mtl VP . A -gslk T' V , 2,1 rt mm Aursesliafifflutm u A Wu! The Dramatic Club 1644, Betty Sloan Presrdem Don Baker Secretary Treasurer MISS Steenbergh Faculty Advisor The Dramatlc Club met early m the year and one of the first questnons taken up was the conslcleratron of mcreasmg the membershlp It was cleclcled that Miss Steenbergh should pick the new members from students trylng out for the school play Accordmgly the members were chosen and lI'lVllCd to attend a l-lallowe en lmtlatxon Party whrch was a hxghly successful affalr The Club has conducted several candy sales but nts actlvltres have been along the dramatlc lme ln addltlon to presenting programs at assembly a very delightful play The Tlghtwad was presented m Robmson Audltornum Nl xy 23 and 24 by thus organrzatron The Dramatu. Club has fulfilled thls year prophecies made concernnng lt list year and I9 sure to progress farther and even more rapldly next yr-'lr 9 C' 9 Q 1' , Q Fxlsm , , NW W' if -H11 , ffd 4 ' A... . -' ,D Q Q.,.fi:v-f-.fl Mei' C I 0 1 I . ' ' hm r -xx' - T, fell'TTTT C T To ,T ' Margaret Dain .....,............... ..............,............. V ice-President l 1 fl 0' M' Eff' ' -V - tmAntAA Q Q AAAIIKMA The Glee Club Thls year the C-lee Club was converted mto a smgmg class whlch met three times a week ancl recelvecl regular Regents credlt for nts work For this reason xt was not re ularly orgamzecl Qeveral concerts were presented 1n the Audltorlum before the student body and added pleasurably to the programs At the Nllnstrels the Glee Club together wlth the Symphony Orchestra furrlshed the hrst part of the show The Lmls Double uartette part of thus clas sang on several occasnons before the school ancl for muslcal programs around the city The C-lee Club incorporates several hue ololsts and has wlth lVl1ss Lewis as dlrector become one on the hnest groups of its nature the Hugh School has seen Q 9 0 x. J Il X I ,,. i. X . g . .J - . f . Q , 1 .. . . i . - Q , s,. Ag . f . . , N l llllwlf atm4ntAAuQ3si-1M5'f,:22'4uLmA MA Le Cercle Sans Soucl Leslie Davrs President Vlfglnla White becretary Treasurer MISS Leroy Faculty Advisor Le C rcle Sans DOUCI whrch IS composed of members of the thlrcl year French Class and honor students of tne first and s cond year classes met reg L.larly every week At the meetmgs programs were grven rn French and re freshments served 'lhe Club conducted candy sales durmg the year and gave a dmner at the end of the hrst term which was xttended by Mr and Mrs Rlley The Club has done a great deal towards helpmg the progress of the French students and IS one of the most clelrghtful OIZBYIIZHIIODS m the school LMAIIKAAII A 0 A A ' A will l' -' X K X If fr . .w- lx - 'W 47Q ' ' iv 'N 1-J fi if 9 .ff 1' ' 'Pl .N I 1 I 1 - f if 1 f , - 0 l Wilhelmina Baum ........................,..,................ Vice-President 2 1- .Y . . . ' l , . , ' 1 2 U . . ' . l 1 l'l - e Q5 litqiwwfl f ll. nil fs , . The Agony Elght The blare of brass the poundlng of drums and cymbal the howl of saxo phones the bea of the banjo the pulsatmg rythm of plano the sweet notes of the VlOlll'1 all blend together lnto the snappy dance tempo of the Agony Eight Practlclng together falthfully for many days this orchestra started at once to please Many an hour of banquet party or dance has been enlxvened and brlghtened by thelr syncopep For three years the Oswego Hlgh has had a dance band profitable to nts members and to the school ln splte of the graduatlon of many of the musl clans It IS hoped that this custom will contmue for many years more THE PLRSONNEL OF THE AGONY EIGHT VIOIIII Leader ack Lynch Plano Albertme Schuler Saxophones Fred Barber Perry Rauch Trombone Paul Baker Banjo Kenneth C-:le Drums Walter Neldhart 9 0 ' ....................,.................................. .J Trumpet ............................................................ Kenneth Todd f O Q W 9 X ' X Gm mf lqf N 'U X ff in ' x AmAnkAAuksiQQ M2f Q2-2saukmAu AA E , Q o ' A ' 5 A l di ff k .L ' kikilfk vgifffl LM UKMA Kappa Gamma P1 Presldcnt Q Nlanwarlm, Vlce President Albextme Schuler Sergeant at Arms Don Smlth Kappa Gamma P1 the honorary sclentlflc soclety of Oswego Hrgh School was organlzed ln the fall of l926 The purpose of the Club IS to promote 1n terest ln matter of or pertammg to science The members are students with hugh averages m the Physlcs Physlcal Georgraphy and Chemistry classes Meetings are held bl monthly and at these meetmgs the students gnve short talks on toplcs dxscusslnv some phase of SCIEHCC Some Interesting pro grams have been enjoyed this year Flhe meetmg for the lnltxatlon of new membe s was attended wlth zest and enthusiasm One evenmv members of the club journeyed to Syracuse together wlth so ne Fulton students to attend a chemlstry show t Syracuse Lznlversxty Much profit was obtalned from thls trip 0 O 9 4 A t lr M t A P - N' 1' l K .if . K.-X-X X. . - ' ,ffl-,4 K ' . , ' 1 ff, -Qj Q . Secretary .,.,.......,,.,....,.,,....,...,.............,..............,,.. Fred Barber . .- , i Y. rl--'vim Eff VM 1 A 5263 1 A mms Junior Class Iresl ent 11111 N H01 xn 1 Tl s L SIC 111 y D lVlS Sen 1et111y I lorence WllhlI1S I1e1 ll L1 L xthcrme Nedry L ss Xclvwor 1w B1 1 5 JL 1 1l Aclvnor M155 lrwm e 101 Q 1 1111 lflllkf e1r y IH t e yt 11 1 111 xts 1et1v1t1eb 1 'nm 1 lhmlxs 1v111 Dance 1h1 fffur under M155 lrwm 5 cl11cLt1on prove to It hom 1tt11Lt1ve mc buecebbful hlhe C, s than cundueted IILIIULYOUS ant V 516810 t e 1enf111111L11l cllbtre 5 u t L11 t Huw wtudents but to the 111 111 ement 11 thur t1e1su1y In eolldboratlon Wlfh tht bl.IllUfS thty proclute f 111st11 s 11t11t1 J e W 1 11t lst f rts regu ted ln 1 e neeem 11y money to st1 e t Beet u111u1 P10111 of Xll l1111e the 1111b1t1on of every unlor Qlub bmee Prumb were 111 vented Th umurs h1ve some h rd worlxerb who 11e dete1111111ed to 1111ke the DCTIIUY Q11 s of JU wurthv of the solemn ehurf es wh th the Clase 0 79 gave the111 lh y w1ll e 111y wlth them the be t W1 he ot dll to th It nd O O 9 0 It 14, - jt l' My , 1 if 1 f f jf, x 0 - -.f- '. X ' , - ' ' 'J fd ..... . . . . .....,,. .. .Ja 1 Xvi '1'-P 'Ji lvnt . ,... ,11.. . , , .... .,.. . , , .Ml A 2 V W 'z S rl ...,...,...,.........1...,.,.......,... ....,... ,..... N 1 ' ' , ' J 'lucy .1 ..... ......,.,,,.... ,........., .,...4.,..... ...... M ' . ' .' aku Q11 'Az .....,...,........,,.....,...,..,..,..,.,.....,.. ...... ' ' 'ihe jun' fhss ga AQT1 2 l ' h I fi 111 cl hejgz Q-1 'ty .fre M 2 'SQA ' gg ' 3 . Q 'ts 21 . 1 ' A :'A . kd I 1 f 1 1 ' ' 2 2 I ' ' . w 'lass ' ' ' 1 ' 1g lv'tl..' h-k-1 he LQ 5' th-' le 1 9 1- 11 ,g f 5 'as . ' ' ' ' ' 2 N 1 ' q 2 ' cl ,he M' 3 -15.1 H ' All 0 k uf z . 'lh-xxefo J Pl ' 'h, . 1 . he ' J I ,v Q ' - J A 12 ., .- . . , - V V 1: I ' 1' 1 , J 11 ' ' la - 1 ' 1 ' - H A itsg 'V' D 3 1 TZ-' E' ff. j' . . ' E c I 'a ' S As 'S I' 1 e . xxul mill y N y A 'l 5- WN N 4' . , KQWQNQYIW' Ma, ' X 1 ' 1, , ' lfvv .-1 A A AIIAAAUKKSS-a'2ff42i2f1f4lLMAUkM fx 'L Symphony Orchestra Director Miss Beryl Lewis Again Oswego High School has something of which she can he justly proud the Symphony Orchestra composed of Fifty musicians cal instructor at the school the orchestra has attained a degree of finesse in their renditions which has made the group quite the finest we have ever had in our high school The orchestra has played in the in hetween minutes of the school plays and has entertained the student body in the auditorium on many occasions Our Symphony Orchestra also rendered a very pleasing program on April I9 before the County Teachers Convention which was held in Fulton 9 0 9 Q , l ,, . . j . ,fi C ff V-F ,V 1 t - - Under the competent direction and leadership of Miss Beryl Lewis, musi- . X Nlllqililg ff. A 'Mlm li ll xg. 'Q 04 ', l ji, ' AAAUxAAUxwifEa2gfs44aaaalLMAUkMA The Patsy CAST Mrs Harrmgton Frances Slzer Mr Harrmgton Rrchard Grrswold Grace Harrington Hllda Sloan Patricia Harrmgton Betty Sloan Tony Anderson Mlles McNeal Francls Patrlck O Flaherty ames Horan Sadie Buchanan X nrgmra White The Patsy a comedy m three acts was presented rn Robmson Audl torlum December 5 and 6 and showed the excellent dlrectxon of Miss Gladys ecnlwergh The success of the play was clue m a large measure to the clever plot and laugh provokxng mes as well as to the competence of the cast The plot concerned the patsy of a famxly who finally won out and got everything she wanted mcludmg the hero of the play 9 O 9 Q Billy Caldwell ........... .................r.......... C harles Manwaring ' ' ' ........... , .,.....,. . .. J . nllno-..4...--4...-v-.--u-u....v...vn-.-...'.q.n li . I I S: V . . 7 I lx lm y ' vllhl N 'xl 1 Mrs Simmons Annle Taxi clrlver Mr Slmmons Ethel Simmons Roger Shlelcls Sally Otls Llla Wllson Donald Swift l ettre Lythe CAST Wllhelmlna Baum LOUISE Barnes ack Lynch ames Mansfield Betty Sloan Leslle Davis Eleanor Colbert Eva Toms Don Smith Vlfglnla White Sadie Bloom Albertme Schuler The Whole Town s Talkmg was a hlghly successful three act comedy presented by the Washlngton Club m the Robmson AUdltOIlUHl February l l and I2 lt was directed by Miss Beryl LEWIS who deserves a great deal of credit for her efforts The plot a highly complxcated one mvolved an ex prlze flghter a movle actress and a young Chlcago blood and a small town t1n horn sport t quote from the play m a serles of mtrlcate adventures from whlch there seem d no escapmg The play was a thoroughly entertammg and enjoyable one O O 4 ,.. Q ,. The Whole Town's Talking 3 ffff. '.'. '.'. '.'. '.'.'. ' . '.','.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.','.'.'.'.'.' '.'.'.'.'.' ',','.'.'.'.'.'.'.'r', . . , . .Jn . 'I ...................,........................., ..j chester slnney'Qf.i1'.f.f.ff.'.'.'.',fIQffffffffff'lfffjack lvluldoot ,, - V Y - 6 M Y .X-'tb If Nf1l'lYl'PfV - KMAIKMA The Tlghtwad CAST ohn Taylor Rrchard Grlswold Mrs Taylor Esther Mills Edna Taylor Betty Sloan Elmer Taylor Leslie Davis Mane Harris Beatrxce Snow Orval Stone Albert Brunot l..ary Anderson ack Muldoon Mrs Anderson essle McGrath Taxl drnver Paul Fuller Martha Genevieve Rauch The 'llghtwad was presented by the Dramatlc Club m Robinson Audx torlum May 23 and 24 One of the most Interesting and enjoyable 3 act comedies of the year lt was directed by lVl1ss Gladys Steenbergh and handled competently by an excellent cast The play dealt wlth a spendthrlft who urged by his fiancee to save money became a txghtwad The srtuatlon developed by his change constltut ed the plot and the approach to the happy ending provided many laughs Thus play whrch was put on by the member of the Dramatic Club only showed very conclusxvely the splendld work bemg clone by thxs orgamzatlon 0 0 0 9 Q I j ................................................ ' ' To mm y jo rd a .. .Ia m es H ora n . ................................................ J ' za K ,5m,p,y ,, Y o 0 ' ' X WT' , Qi ,, N Am4nkAAukeis W'Z Qf4fauLmmkm . ' S Y YA ha-- igxll'7, , A IIVXA r2QQ' mA c, l The Mmstrels of 29 A splendld mmstrel show ln whlch close to two hundred students took part was one ot the teatures of orvanlzatlon 1ct1v1ty for thls year Presented on two successlve mghts under the au plces of the umor and Semor Qlasses lt estihlxshed records for attendance and mterest Mr Rxley was ln hne form as mterlocutor whlle the end men Deedles Cole Bub Reed Ed Hobble Bob 0 Hara Ned qtoke and Bnll Healy made everyone shout Wlth laughter The competent chorus was composed of both gnls md boys The hrst part of the program was Owen by the Symphony Orchestra md hy ewn Rowlmvson Ruth Fourmer and ane lVlcC1ffrey Part two was the mlnstrel show xtself and contamed much sonv and merrlment The sololsts were Bob O Hara ames Horan Mr Fltzvnbbons G orge Reed Ed Hobble Clarence Cole Blll Healy Carol Dellsle Casper Loadwxck Ruth FOUYNICT and Vlrvma Plckard Dances added a pleasmv note to the performance and Marvaret Healy and Nalja Bloomqunst trlpped the light fantastnc to entertam the larf e audxences Other Group dancmof was prt sented at va tous opportune times The Bxble Stories by the double male quartett was very well recenved Thls was the Hrst mms rel show IH some years and apaealed to the talent of many who do not try out for the plays and other dramatic actlvltles Much commendatnon ns due Miss lewms und r whosf dnrettnon the Nlmstrcls of 79 he-cane 1 f rent surress A A A 5 at e h x V ' 1' 'X-5 list , ' ff? ' 0 ' . , V' 1 'J .24 Q K ' I A , T 1 4 . nc . A c . - - . .T . , ' s K ' Y C - ' . K 'L 2 . . x , 3' f 2 Clee Club. The guest artist was lVlrs. Wareham, while other solos were sung J .. ' ,g , ' . j' Q . . y . in. I . ' K . D 5 . . . . . . 5 . ' D . 5 S 1 r' , ' a. . . E . I ' 3 .' '- X A 1 gg .. f - if. I 9 O Q 4 X A. K?ii'iXQM f5 Q A Autographs WW WW F -N ffffl ,.f- ff' Mfg! 1 A 3' A lx? x 'r 1 .1 ' b r-V' A - , 7 V A ' I ' xv . . It X' A xlxgxlk m l. .JN , .ff . . I ox XM ., fb, lull x V ' n ' 'f ' iylfij K N ,277 LA 1' N 7 f lx ,, H 5 . v ,, 1 C. k f x fy, 5 ,lf . X k f O f X f fx X vi ' p X ff f T fe K l' f' Lf 4 K mg , 'W I ' - 3 'I ,.,f I I 4 'X -A I IX ,oak 4 bi' 6 - XX 7 I - NNN ' W Q. 4 2 X L lm lf ' N I f tl KP -. .l 1 1 A X 1 , A, F If E x ' L ' V4 , , , . 1, - L 7 , - M .5 J' Y, ' ' AX- ' P, i :L -, I ' Hua , , , - 5 P' , 2' , ' ff A KE 1 - t '7 'I . ' J I A X! ' f ' - ' ' ,J ' af 4- TTS x , X - - I - S 'IN 5 if , 'R fx . y , A 'P ' Q v 'I , 5 , , . ik '+ K' J ' ' ' TJ f sth . 0 I X ' V I , . , - W ,, f xi' ' - 1' :A ' I 8 I I . u ,af I f .,-f L -f .1 A ,ff 0 9 ' L- -. Q. A A ,Q AYAVAVAV AWAY Av A YAY ATAVA' A I AVA? AY AV AVAVAV LVLVAYL '4 P AYAY AY 'Y LV AV AV , 4 ,Q Y ,- -r 1 -5 xiii... I A E' lx M Wliilililwwg ' Cross Country Captain Dunbar Tuscano King Urynski Henning Russell Thompson Robillard l-lort King Sheldon Harvey Faculty Manager lVlr Crabtree David E Powers Coach The Cross County team although mostly made up of sophomores e 1 joyecl a comparatively successful season. Captain Dunbar and Tuscano were the only veterans and they were rated high in scholastic circles. Cross Country is a sport that necessitates strenuous training and in return gives little glory or renown. No one even thinks about these boys training day after day in order that they may be in the best physical shape on the day of the races, and for that reason they deserve the greatest credit for their share in keeping the honor and glory of their school on the high pedestal on which it has been placed. The team placed second at Sandy Creek which was a fine showing for their first race. At Pulaski, Tuscano was the only Oswego runner to qualify to run in the sectionals at Herkimer. l-le placed thirtieth in a field of l00 runners. Oswego placed third in the annual Thanksgiving race. The Blue and White team, although it had not been accorded the slightest chance of coming within the honors, was only six points behind the winners. Hort ran a beautiful race, finishing fourth. xMAllxA f so 1 s o + AX,4jlQ,A4 film -'l Nix- g - kmAlIkmA It.. -.-li i' V A K i . iz. J so c i . ' M 'Rx 1 - ' LK Q WV NX' 1 A 15 , N' 'px .. -frj A K , Q xi ,1b'f' , f A.,-wr-, 'iii AAVUAAAUASQLQ-3f:Lfa2?f:uUpMAdxM 9 Q 9 Q ' x L ff f , t A RQ W 1 Football l..ET'l ER MEN David Powers Coach Faanmg Captain Fleischman G Matott P Matott Healy Conrad Neidhart Ackerman R ed Na h Raymond Bennett Faculty Manager Conway Captain elect Proud Kelly Smith Wade Griffin Fitzsimmons Niger Rogers Crisafulll Manager ball teams ever to carry the school colors on the gridiron Oswego High won the championship of their section and tied llion for ihe Championship of the North Central New York League The team did remarkably well on the of tense and was equally potent on the defense lhe aggre ation was noted for it speed shlftlness and stamina A backhelcl composed of Kelly fullback Griffin and Smith quarter backs Wade Rogers Niger and Proud halfbacks was one of the fastest to ever represent the Blue and White Kelly won recognition on the mythical All Scholastic State eleven and was conslderecl to be the greatest Oswego full back of all time Griffin and Smith alternated at quarterback and performed in a very capable style Rogers and Wade were two great defensive halves making many remarkable tackles Both boys could hit a line quick and hard Niger and Proud had speed to spare and made a fine showing Captain Fanning and Fleishman were among the best wmgmen ln the State and much credit is due them for the record made by the team tanning directed the team like the veteran he was and was a leader worthy of the best traditions of the O H S The two Matotts presented some good games and will be heard from next year Conv ay and Healy filled the tackle berths ir a snappy hard hitting style that was difficult to match in the league Conway was elected to captain the 29 team and great things are expected of next year s outfit Neidhart and Ackerman were two guards who knew the right thmg to do at the right time Reed center cllmaxecl four years of playing by picking up a fumble in the Fulton game ana running 94 yards for a touchdown. His alertness in the games was well compensated. Fitzsimmons Nash and Conrad were good understudies and will have a fine chance of tearing the league apart on the team of 29. The line was a stone wall all year only two earned touchdowns being scored against the team. The other score came in the Oneida game and was the result of a fumble. Many times our goal was threatened but the line al- ways held strongly supported by the backfield. ln the opening game Oswego trounced Lowville 26-0. Lowville could no cope with the Blue and White and consequently played mostly on the de- fensive. Rogers Healy and Neidhart displayed real ability in this game. 'lhe Morrisville A ies were the next victims falling before the Oswego machine I3-0. The Aggies were big rangy lads but ignorant of the finer points of the ame. The hi hlight of the game was the O. H. S. teamwork. Our plays were run off like clockwork. Oswego walloped Utica in the hrst league game l8-0. The outcome was never in doubt after the first quarter. Every Blue and White player performed admirably. Captain Fanning made a 37 yard run. AMAA + - r - f AAILAA KSN- l l ' Q'N'.x , VI. 15, ' LKAUMK UKMA . ' ' S S ln the fall of '28 the O. l-l. S. was represented one of the greatest foot- ll SX' l '55 f l The O H S suffered its only defeat at the hands of L B A U 6 l the la t six seconds of play the Syracuse team shoved over the lone score after being held thrice on the one yard lme It was a hard game to lose but only made the boys work harder in the remaining contests The Blue and White trlmmed Oneida I9 7 It was a hectic affair both teams displaying several different brands of football Griffin stared ln this Game flashing a 60 yard run aided by good interference Captain Fanning played a heady game at end son Aroused by the largest pep meeting ever held in the O H 5 the team smashed through Romes line for four touchdowns Kelly featured in line bucks Fanning ln end runs and Wade in smashing off tackle plays Flelsch man played hls best game at end Oswe o High won the sectional title by defeating Watertown 6 0 The determmatlon of the Blue and White to Wm this game was shown clearly lam ice Watertown was on the verge of a touchdown once with only a foot to spare Flghtlflg every fraction of an inch Oswego held them in a wonderful exhibition of spirit and nel ve The stars of the Game were eleven Oswego lads Next came Fulton Oswego earned a deserved revenge by toppling the Red and Green I8 0 and thus reversing the score of the previous season Reed s 94 yard run was the feature ol the contest The O H S used many sutstltutes wlth four quarterbacks being mjected in th backfield the first half The game aroused great interest in both cities and drew a very large crowd Speakers from Fulton addressed the Oswego student body prior to the game while a delegation from Oswego composed of lVlr Riley Don Smith and Ed Hobbie spoke before the Fulton students Oswego battled lllon to a 6 6 tie at Utica for the Championship of North Central New York Because of the muddy condition of the gridiron both teams resorted to straight football Oswego scored first on Kelly s 35 yard run but lllon retaliated in the third quarter Conway blocked llion s pomt for goal The second attempt on the part of Oswego to score was repulsed on llion s two yard lme Healy Neidhart Flelshman Reed Ackerman and Fanning did fine work Wade and Rogers tore lllon to pieces while Kelly put in his best licks of the year Griffin and Smith ran the outfit in good style Thls Game placed us rn a tie with llion for the Championship. Two cups were awarded and we now hold one of them while llion holds the other. To Coach David Powers belongs much of the team s success. His ability perserverence and sportsmanship each year raise the standards of Oswego's athletic prowess to a higher plane. Mr. Riley has also contributed much to our successes. None of the teams could do without lVlr, Bennetts interest or Gus C.risa- fullis management. TEAM RECORD '29. Oswego f -- Lowville . , . Morrisville Aggies H I8 xUtiCa . U 0 , , , . C.B.A.. 6 7 . . I9 , Oneicla . . . - 26 3'Rome , , .. 0 , 6 'fwatertown . 0 I8 :'l3'ulton . 0 6 'llion . 6 'Lea gue Contest. , , -n.- .1L-..!- -. -,gf . x . . . ' '. . . '. . . - . A n Oswego trounced Rome 260 in one of the best played gameswof the sea- 26 U I3 U A ..A1lMX,.z fM?, Basketball Davlcl Powers Coach Gus Crlsafull Manager Paul Drlscoll Captain ohn lVlcDonald Don Smith Fred Kelly jack C-albraxth Wnllnam Schaffer Alfred Proud Leslle Fanning Raymond Bennett Faculty Manager 'lhe Basketball Team of 28 29 made a record of I9 wlns out O1 ZZ games played lhe schedule was the most dlfflCLllt ever attempted by any Oswego team not only rn the number of games engaged ln but also rn the fact that some of our opponents were above the Hugh School class We are Justly proud of thls record Each year Coach Powers turns out a snappler FIVE and deserves the congratulatlons of all for hrs fme work The Blue ancl Whlte won the Champlonshlp of the North Central New York League and lost out m the fmals for the Sectional Champlonshxp only after a desperate struggle lhe team was awarded the Sportsmanshlp rl rophy for the thnrd consecutxve tune and thus obtamed the rlght of permanent pos session Thus honor can not be over estlmated Captam Drxscoll although playing ln only half the contests proved has worthmess by hrs steady and conslstent playlng He was one of the finest guards m the League Under hrs leadershlp perfect cooperation and team work were the great factors ln our successes Kelly center was the mam cog m the machme All the plays started from center and rarely was he out Jumped Through has efforts Oswego had possesslon of the ball most of the txme Don Smxth lanky forward led hls team mates nn scormg Hrs helght was mva uable ln retnevmg the ball off the board He was perhaps the best all arouno forward ever turned out by Coach Powers O O 9 Q 1 u , J B 1 f . E ' 1 x v 1 . . g . , ' u n v . - , ' . . . 8 . . . I . . . ' ' v 1 I i ' N'lWY?cVyf1! Bus McDonald forward ran 1 close second for scoring honors He bud a fine spirit and deadly shooting eye Ummy Proud was the fastest guard in the League His floor work was excellent and much credit is due him for the comparative low scores of our opponents ack Galbraith Willie Schaffer and Les Fanning demonstrated their ability to play basketball by breaking into this fast company long enough to win the coveted O Schaffer was one of the scrappiest players for miles around Galbraith and Fanning are tall lads and much is expected from them next year Griffin and Hort played in the earlier games but due to injuries and Lraduation were greatly handicapped in the attempt to win their letter ln one of the best exhibitions of the year Oswego defeated Niagara Frosh 27 Zl The Frontier boys came with an undefeated record and fought liard but were no match for us The play was clean and fast from the open ing to the closing whistle and the result showed clearly the power of the Oswego quintet Our annual rivals from ,C B A were beaten on their own court and at the Armory making a record of four straight wins for us This is something rio other school has done in a long while the Blue and White lost a League game to Oneida in a surprising upset Playing like whirlwinds the Oneida Five rushed our team off its feet just long tnouvh to pile up a lead Oswego came back strong but failed to make the a little harder in the remaining games The contests with Central were basketball classics in a way ln the tsrst game played on the Armory court Syracuse tried its best in vain This affair proved to be the most exciting and spectacular struggle seen here lhe hghting determination of our lads not be beaten won out and no Oswego team has ever deserved greater credit for their work We lost the other two games one in Syracuse the other in Utica for the Championship of Section five The Utica game demonstrated a Central edge which while rot very big yet was large enough to win the game by a small margin Leading critics agree that the team of l928 I929 while not a Sectional winner was at the same time the greatest Basketball Team in our history. . . . Shwrpe School lthaca V ' . . :,. Cortland High . . . O. H. S. Alumni -- V . . . Oneida High . . . Sherrill High ...N. .B... . . . Xliagari Frosh .. . . Cunastota High . . . Rome Free Academy . . -. Fulton High V . . , Rome Fra-e Academy V . . . Aquinas lnstitute V V V . . Cunastota High . . Oneida High . . , Central High i . . Sherrill High H V . . ., Aquinas lnstitute i . . Central High . . . Fulton High . . . Hamilton High . . fi. Central High 6 ., ., ,L,-, .. J, ,ffl . s 1 .y' . 1 iq r fl' , A s IA Uk AA 9 kigswstgfffs ai ' A !lkMA J ' . , . necessary points. We took an honorable defeat to heart and everyone worked O H S 32 . , . . I5 Q H 29 I9 O H 3 29 t5 O H S ZI 20 O H S 20 I5 O H 'i 25 C A 20 O H 5 27 , . ZI O H S 27 . I0 O H S 33 5 O H 'S 42 9 O H 5 28 i l l O H S 24 I9 O H 5 33 . 1 4 9 O H S IB I9 O H S 23 gg 22 O H 5 29 24 O H S 29 I8 O H 5 24 C B X I6 O H S I9 25 O H S 47 23 O H S 50 24 O H 7 Zl 75 30 38-l Q Q Q l :Mix . bu NWx'Wpf', X' X' bllmxligll- 1 'if 4 ' LAAUAAA ' 0 LMAUkMA Reserve Basketball Thlrteen wms out of slxteen games played was the record establxshcd by the Reserves durlng the past season They scored 463 pomts to thenr oppo nents 280 pomts glvmg them the average of 29 pomts a game whlle hold mg their opponents to lllfg the same defense record as the regular tean Syracuse Central Reserves was the only team to defeat them twxce and they eked out vlctorles only after hard fought games Company D was th other team to beat them and lt was defeated twlce later ln the season Teamwork was the essentlal factor ln the teams success ohnny Nevllle led his teammates ln the scormg with Bobby Work man a close second Other players who alded them ln this branch of the game were Lagoe Conway Lower Ebert Barnes Stone Dam and Acker man Undoubtedly a number of the Reserve players will be wearmg the varslty sunt next year and defendlng the honor of our school Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves Reserves IO5 A C Syracuse Monroes Syracuse C B A Reserves Phoemx Hlgh Company D Fulton Reserves St ohnsAces Central Reserves Company D Pollsh Americans C B A Reserves Central Reserves St ohn s Aces Fulton Reserves Company D Reserves .......,,............... 25 Oneida junior High .. 9 0 9 Q QV A I sw vwqiwfw , wh ' L O Q Y Q5 Kiif, gi A -x 65 . X 7 i if 0 0 Q A l on t 2u A IANA Track I7 xvlcl Powers Lo ll lm Xt the tlme of thls wr1t1n Osweffo H1 h hxs enjoyed lalrly food sue cess ln most of the meets envaved ln While no state Champs have been evl cle nt yet several departments ln the squad are very stronv Qxptam Chuele lzltzslmmons has been often a wxnner nn the hugh jump and Fred Kelly ha pushed the shot murh further than any of hrs eompetltors up to date Russell Barnes qomers have also been pomt winners md sever xl others are expected to malee the ffrxde before the sexson lb over Tracks lb one of the sports ln which only by lonf and eonslstent pr IC lrce em in athlete hope to fam 1 vletory qpeclil Commendation is due any who can make the squxd Qharles Fltzslmmons C, xptaln Lrxsafulll lVlan If er Galhralth Decrroat Cheeney Smlth Ryan Rovers C-xllen Toscano Budds Thompson Stone Qheldon He xly Lmrr C onr ul Hawley Tanner Wells Raymond Bennett raeulty Nl xnai er Russell Barnes Lamb Vaugh Nlver C hetney Rappleye Legv CYlSBfUlll Monaghan lVlcNleal Somers C xsey Uunh xr Lrynslxl lxrlnv nnf . ff x . . ' :l V ' W '. yll lf - , -Af v 1, 1 I jf I s O 4 - - - ffm- ' 9 T, ..1 .J ' XA . y .i . . g W D .g k ' . L '. A LW - , ,,. ' . . D. 5 ' . ' K. , - . . ', 3 , c . c ' 3. wi c . ' ' 1 1 I is ' 1 C l Stone. Niger, Smith, lVlonette. Conrad, Kring, Wells, lVlCNeal, Healy. , , . ' ' ' ' 2 z .' ' 2 ' D 2 , .' e ' V . 'a 2 Q - g z . e 'e ' ' z . . . . u' ,E . ,. .v I eg Z Y 'TJ y CJ 2 , . ' K . K- 5 9 0 9 4 Q'3lNQlQt'i+'lf f, lluil ntawlragffln A n AA Baseball David Powers foach Robert Vandlsh faptaln Ravmond Bennett Faculty Manager Qasmo Lrlsafulll Manager Rogers Loon Conway Nelclhardt Augustme Nnger Cates Pompe Drum Nash Pagalano West Lagoe McCarthy Schaffer Putnam Furnarl Although having few veterans Coach Powers has groomed a baaeball team well capable of upholdlng the reputation of our school Captain Bob Vancllsh s batting has been the sensatlon of the league ln the flrst games he was hlttmg well above 700 and IS stlll close to that mark by sockmg the pxll hard and often m every contest George Coon has pltched some fine games and has several tlmes got himself out of some hard sltuatlons caused by poor fleldmg Harry Lagoe has also turned out to be a fine hurler turnmg back Wa tertown 3 0 m one of the best games of the season Oswego Oswego Osw go Oswego Wolcott xrthag Cortland B Oswego Oswego Oswego Oswego W atertown Fulton B atertown , x , - :td ll xiu xv tqf I NNN- x t,ri ! 4 5 '4'+l T,,g,,i1' K 3 'J -lm iaatt me 1 I , ' I -, . , , , , , . A , 22 Q .Q Y 2 ' t 7 ci -ye e4 . , 3 I2 ' 1 I A 2 c. .A. . 1 s c. .A. I4 .f 3 W 0 0 9 !fQif1IiDf0 SHve THE CSWEGO CGUNTY SAVINGS BANK S dS T Corner East Bridge and econ ts. SBTVICB Whlch Satlsfles You T1 re 11111Qt be no dSI1X 111 xour gm 11111 L ectru Qeruu Y et I9 1111 not l1e 111110 111 Qtored Icmfr 111 1d1111Le 'md de-1tr111tx must he '1e11er1tLd IS It 19 used I9 hte 1 tu e11t1 tour T1 hundred md s1xt1 fue dax 11111 for the 111111111 ut1l1t1 Lo111p1111 XL'lI' 111 11111 1e'11' out rum 11111 flu the ll to xxhlnh thu COIHDHIIX xxorlw md xe 111 to QLL t11t 1011 get Peoples Gas and Eleetrlc Compan of Oswego Telephone 162 . . O f le 1 : ' -' 1. 1 -I ' '.g1. '1 .11 1 d . 1 1 S ' 1 '. ' , . - ' u' . H 1 1 1 ' '. . . 'l'l1'. 111e1111S, ' xfilllf' 1 ' -' I ree- f 1 -',-'11 ' 1 -' 1 . Se '1 11' 1 satis U lf you is 'ieal ' r f . n' ' 1 1 V me: 1 1- I1 D' - it. 0 CONGRATULATIONS BFI BEST WISHES TO THF GRADUATING CLASS 1929 Guru 1-I LUa1111pl1r1l 84 Gln LOIHDIIHICIII f H J Cooper 713 711 West First Street Furmture Storage F C Fenske ATWATER KENT AND S P A R T O N RADIOS 100 WEST SECOND ST TEL 12.5 W Cl OF 7 'T , 1, Tm, y,,. in.,,,,.t ,,,, ,.,,i,.,,,,,i iw? .iq 1,-T,,,,,,.-,HT,,..,,,,i,,,l,,iM?-,.v,im, Q l I I ' T N ' S 0 A I I I ' T . . 0 o 1 Q I - '-- ' ' .- - Q I l l l I I I 1 I l T I I 1 ' , . i I I I . . f. l ! Q I l I ! I 1,1 ..t,vl,,i.-im, THTT ,, ini- +.T,,,,,,,T,,,l,,,,L,,i.,i i,,T--,,1.,,...,,,- + -w ---- -'-m- - -- - - - --- -I - - -- '- '-'-- - - -- - --'-'--'- -1- Oswego Rayon Corporatlon Oswego N Y Manufacturers of RAYON MAID E Sllks Only RIVHI In Beautlful Underwear for Women COMPLIMENTS M1chael J Leo A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Kandyland Bridge Street at West First O wego N Y THE HOME OF PURITY 29 WEST BRIDGE ST O , . . CRe- isteredl 0 0 -. .-...... - -,,.!. .t..... ,,., - ..-. - - ----- - --- I- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I OF I i AT ALL TIMES o I I - I I I I I I I I 41 I I I I 5 ' , . . ,, P. Savas, Proprietor I I I I I I 'P - II-I -v-- -1- - 1-I1 - I--- --+ -1-- - - - - - - 'l' M29 OX HEART BRAND P E A N U T .fm QLHEA B U T T E R w XBI NDANT room XALLI' PEANUT BUTTER xssumsu PLRITX ASK YOUR C RUCILR Complxments of Lastlong Underwear Co 9 ' maui! ' lie:-r . O T uunm :. - - J, ' F7 . 54 4 ' 1. ,HS . . . V 4 n uf' .' Y. T . 1 T , , oswrmnur wus 1-1 I - - I num...- X x I , 0 I ,.-. -...,..,,,...,.,-.H.,..,..,-I ,..I.,,.-,,,-.,1w-.,...- .-.. .U I... ... ,.... H, .1. 1,,,,,,-. ,in . ,, FUR C0-ATS FUR SCARFS LG ilbltmhvr 1IIur Gln ilnr 7 WEST BRIDGE ST Fnruers Excluslvely REPAIRING AND REMODELING OF FURS VOWINKEL S CHOCOLATE SHOP SODA FOUNTAIN SPECIALS F tBdge GEORGE L BARNES I UNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMFR Oswego New York Tl I 24 BUTLER PHARMACY 182 W st Fr t Street EVERYTHING IN DRUGS PHONE 86 KODAKS SODA Comphments f F W WOOLWORTH CO 24 26 W Bridge Sl W F K I - - W Q o g, . I-+--- II'- - -1-1 - III1 - I--I - I41- - IIIA --H-I-- III4 -I+ +I- II-I - 'I-- - -1-- -I--- IIAI - I'II - I-1I - II1- - '1-I -I-I-I--I-I--I- I I , I I - I I I I e I s I I , I I I I I I 49 -as ri Street g I I I I I . I I - I 1 0 . I I . . I I I I -- I I ' 1 I , . , I I I I E. 4 ,J I . .Mc ae,Mgr. I I I I I' I- --II '- --II 'III -114 ----fl' I--I vl- Second ational Bank Trust Compan ldentlfy Yourself Wnth the Largest Commercial Bank ln Oswego County Our Complete and Frlendly Servnce le Open to You Call and Get Acquamted With Our Offncers RESOURCES OVFR S4 000 000 00 Serv ce That Satlsfies Socony Motor Olls AND Gasollne Shannon Garage 335 WEST FIRST STREET 37 1821 W MASON TIRES AND TUBES STORAGE L 010111111 L 111111 .Shop CANDIES ICE CREAM MEALS LUNCHES Home Cooking Featured l I Iinzlglz W tl' 238 Mfllu 131 o s PURE FOODS EAT LESS all BETTER FOODS 18 i - va 0 0 Phone I 7 Residence - ,-...-.,,,- ,- ,.,, -. ,,,. - ,,.. - .,-,,,...,....,,+ .g.1-W-N.-,..-.,.- .-. I I I I y ,. I I I I I I , V2 7 I If l . . n I f I I I I - I I I I I I 1 I I 1 I . . I I I d I I 4' - I I o o I A I 206 es 'irst Street I I I I Phon . I I I I -.--H- IIIA - I--I - r--I - r--- - -IIA -3- IIII --I-I-I-I+ +-I-MI- 1--I - IAI1 - -II- --I- --II -I---'---I--I--I-'- G1ftS for Graduatlon BOOKS STATIONERY PICTURES FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS 1 RADUATION CARDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CARDS FRAMES FOR DIPLOIVIAS R I Schuler SL Son M B Crawford SL Son Harry Horan Taxlcabs 0 0 O O I I I I I I ' I 145 I I I I I I I Compliments of I I I I o o I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I 145 I I I I I I I Kmgsford Foundry and Machme Works INTERNALLY FIRED BOILERS FOR MARINE AND STATIONARY PURPOSES Sectlonal Water Tube Boilers Una Flow Engmes All Types Hugh Speed Vertical Horizontal and Marine CENTRIFUGAL PUMPING MACHINERY Hms I Hllllllllllf THE DRUG MAY TWO STORES 198 West First Street 93 East Bridge Street lAp A L W A Y S You LL PAY LESS FOR IT 25 27 West Bridge St O O ' v 1 n I,-,I- 1'.1 ist vr.. - .1.. ..- ,1., i ,,,. -WT .,., - rr.. -. 1,.r -.Ing ,gan--I,.1.,r-I..-.II-.-IH-III.-III.-1.111411-1I-mr I I I I I I I ll , . , I I ' ' I I I I I I I I AT I I . I I I I . I g Q I I I I Your Pntronrufo s p rvciatvrl : : - E ' K I I I I I I 1 I I ,,- ,,,, -,.,- ,... - ,,.. - ,... - .... ..,,....,- .,.. -,,...,,,--..g. 4-..-..- .,.. .. ,..I .-. - .... -,.- ,..I - I.II -W--.-.--.I ROBERT IJUWNEY CII INC D L 8: W Scranton Coal QUALITY COURTESY SI-.RVICE Dam Bros Bdg 1400 1401 Frank W PhlIIlpS I! I O Q . 1 E ' A St Ph - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Compliments of Compliments of I I . I , , 1 I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , af ffese ' X 'U .' X ga? Janna owner Agauln 6wE are Amenca s largest school annual des1gners and engravers because we render mtzs czctzon on more than 400 books each year Intelhgent co operatlon, hlghest quahty workmansh1p and on t1me del1ver1es created our reputauon for dependablhty JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVING CO g Ph Bl k WWhgtB C T h ONOE T l , X J gk ,gig 5 5 Vffflgbv G P? 0 IP W . , I f I Thoto ra ers, Artists and Ma ers of . Fine Printing Plates for ack or Colors. 817 . as in on oulevard . hicago elep one M R 7080 Q- A W e do not sub-let any fl E63 VS art or g :wing ln 2 i 12: 9 Q :za ,x Aux xg, lxx gg by oki,iL 5: 1 2-'J ,Ai XX .49 Q-X, ff 4 'O 1-4' With Best Wishes for Success to the Members of the JUNE GRADUATINL, CLASS of Oswego High School swego Chamber of Commerce Phone 1 07 .I M Bedroslan LADIES AND MEN S TAILOR SUITS MADE TO ORDER I S dDy 35 West Bridge St IUDSIZIISI Incorporated Endicott Johnson Whole Famllx 189 West Flrst Street Oswego New X ork THE MEN s AND BOYS STORE CLOTHING HATS AND FURNISHINGS EOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN Alfred Bros 'I' 'I- ...,- -,.. .....-..- ,.., -I-H,-H-- -,., I I I I . ' I I - I I Reasonable Prices-Free Delivery I i i Shoes for the ' I I ' ' J Q 5 . I I I I 1 v Y , A Y , I I I I I I I I . I I Al ering, Repairing, ponging, Pressing an r Cleaning 7 - I I . . I I I I Oswego, New York . Wes Firs Street - ,... -,......-..-,.,-..-.,- ,.,, - ,... -..,- ,.,, -.: -in.- ,.., .. ..,, - ..., -,.,....,..,.,.-,.,-..-.,,,..,..,..,.,-., COMPI IMLNFIS OF Ames Iron Works COMPLIMENTS OF Oswego Shade Cloth C0 1 1 V4 4 SUCCESS seldom comes over night. It comes as a result of constant effort and continued growth. Think how easy it would be to walk 1nt0 th1S bank to day and start an Interest Ac count by deposltlng Una Iloll II UI Uma STARTING Is the Secret of ACCUMULATING Oswego Clty Savmgs Bank 1 0 0 L 0 3 W I O 214 est irst treet Congratulations from F1rst Nauonal Bank CWSWEC O TNEW YURK Q O of a, , X, a a J ,, Nl llX IX P J Cullman s Sons PUNERAI DIRECTOR? EMBALMFRS Phone 387 Osvs ego N The Paradox of 29 e The The The The T e The The l Photographs by Barbeau s Studio Prlntlng by the Palladuum Times Inc Paper Stock IS Dull 8x Collins Black and White Cover by David J Malloy of Chicago Engravings by lahn Kz Olller of Chicago Dlvlslon Paper Stock from R M Meyers Rochester Endsheets from Carter Rnce Paper Company Binding by Richard J Schuler IOHA' Q. Ill, , .'.XN QIXNIIA l'. k'l'l,I,, XX ' 9 O O s 'rh Q ' '. ..11..1,.11-111,1111,1w.--,1.,1.1,.1.1-1...1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1vv.- GfHZ1Hl1O s G D A S H 0 P 9 1 Z West Brldffe Street The Most Modern and Up to Date Soda Shop ln Northern New York 15 All klnds of Sodas, Sundaes and Llght Lunches Toasted Sandwlches a Speclaltv DCIICIOUS Homemade Chocolates and Bon Bons that have no equal qlllf for 1177 R B I f 1111111111 and f111111 flu 111!111111111,1r of 111111111 111g 11 lgllfllllff Whoo! ffh Il N11l1r11111l 1 p 11,1111 ll Good Advlce If you are gomg to buslness school do not pay money m advance for reglstratnon fee or tultlon The tlme to pay money IS when vou begun your trammg Use your money on yourself untll you are ready to start Rochester BUSINESS Instltute I: tal hshf. l l8f 3 172 Clinton Avenue South ROCHI- STPR N Y .1 ' 7 . - 1-v ,4-1 Q, J P . K, . . . . Q O . . O - .. .. - .,-. - ,- - -. -. .., - -...- ,- - -.,.., .- .-, ....- .-,... 11-11-- -1-.- -- 1 ... - -........1-....,.... ,.,. -,..- ,.,. .. .,.. -....-....... .... -...-....-....-M-,.,.-.......,........- 0 5 . . , , ' Nj . . . . . . 1 - A I, 1 . . . ' ' ' ,w 0 4 f 1 - , ' .'y f v 1 - bv . I r - J. 4 AN b . . . Q ' 0 TL' . 'Il - 11 . , Ill ' 1 ly! l lx 's 1 ' lc 1. , , , . . -. ,.. ,-...- ,,., - ,.,, -,,.-,. -.. -.. .... ,-,. -,,-..,.. ....,,-,......,... - .. .1 ,- ,-......,...,... Graduatlon Glfta, We specIaIIze In glfts for boy and glrl graduates We appreciate the patronage of the boy and gIrI gradu ates and theIr frlends We congratulate the boy and gIrI graduates and belleve In them and thexr future as cxtlzens MIILTBY CAMPBELL CUMPIIIIY .IEWELERS WEST BRIDGE ST OSWEGO N Y SAVE REGULARLY FOR A SART IN LIFE Comphments of Conway Kmttmg DIME BUILDING M'II5 Inc si LOAN AQSOCIATION 133 IVest bu.0nd Street 0 0 wi - 20 . , . . -, - ,,,, -W- ,,,, ., ,,,, .. ,,,, ,. ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, -. - - - 14.1 1 Illy 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 1 Iyl, 1 IIII 1 lll, 1 ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1054 ,!q,,1 ,,ll 1 III, 141 1 I1 1 1I,I1 1II1I4II1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - - I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I I I L . I I I I I I ....- .... -I.- ,.,. - ,,.. -,..- .,.. - I... .. ,,,. - II.. -,I.- II., - 4. .g.I-m- I-I-- IIII -M-I-w- -m--I.I- - SNYDER MACKIN VERYTHING LECTRICAL Electrlc Cnnstructmn 8: Supply Cn 201 WEST FIRST ST II' ITS HARDWARE REID SL CO Rlchardson THE BATTERY MAN 1.48 EAST BRIDGE ST General Electric Refrigerators Wlllard Batternes Atwater Kent Radio 1900 Whirlpool Washer M T CFIIDIHIHS ATHLETIC GOODS EVERYTHING FOR THE GYM 104 East First Street Lomphments of Bechstedt Florist +- ttt- - t--+ ----- - - - -- -I-- '--t -I--g gn- t-tt - - - ---- - ----- I -I--I-I- -1- I I I I . I I I I I ' ' 1 E O O I E I I I I I I I I - I I I I ' I I - I I I . I I I I ' . I I I I I I I I - ...I - -I-- - ---I ----- --I- - II-I - +--I -I+ +I- I-'- - -I-- -- -------- I. ,.,. - .,.. .... .,,. .. .... .. .... - - .. .,,. .. .... ......g. .!.-.- I... - III- - -4- -- - - I- - -It-In I I f ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I o 5 I -, . - I I I I I - I I , I I - I I ' I I I' - I I ' ' I I - I I I . I I ' I I ' I I I I - IIII - III- - IIII - II-+ - III- - III- - ---I - I-fI - II-I - I-II - III- - I-II -I+ +I- IIII - -III - -I-- --I-f--I-I-II- -I- -I-I-II-+ Chaffee Busmess Inst1tute SEC RETARIAL TRAINING STENOGRAPI-IY AND ACCOUNTING WE TEACH STENOTYPE ENROLL ANY TIME SESSIONS THE YEAR ROUND Et 1 70 1245 OSWEGO NEW YORK E T OWENS HARDWARE CO Hardware Glass Paints O1 s 116 EAST BRIDGE OSWEGO N Y Mac Hardware WADSWORTH PERFECTION PAINTS Berry Brothers Varnlshes cl G t d Phone 1112 36 East Bridge JAMES SUTTON BOOKS STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES FINE WALL PAPERS CHILDREN S VEHICLES 199 WEST FIRST ST S D yI .I P DOYLE. General Insurance 2 EAST BRIDGE ST Lompllmente, of Hall s 0 K Bread -......-I..twin-...il-1.1.4-414--4.u1 lll. 1w-.w--n!- rg'-- -1-v1 1A-v -I-I--m----1---n1w-u---fu11n--I-1 I I I I I I , I I R' - I I ' I I I I , I I I I . I I I I ' I I I I . . i i Charles M. Doyle William . o I - I I I I 5 . 8 Phone I I I - ' I I I I - ..T. -..... -. .-.- .-.- - ..,. - .... -...g. +I- ,,,. - - - ,- ,.. -, - -. -, ....-.,- - 1--' - -- - 1'AT - T--- - -A - -- - --A- - 1-A' - -1- T'-- -If fu- -TTQ -I+-'---W- - -- --I-I--I -I-I--I I I . . I I . I I I I I I I I n nl ! E I I A - . , . . I I I I 9 - I I I I I I I I o 0 I I ' I Liqui ranite for Floors is not af- I fec e by scuffling or hot waters ' I I I I ..,. - ,... ,.., .... .. ,.., - ..., -.... .... -.,i. .... .. ,,., - .... - ,.., ,,., - ,.., SAVE WITH SAFETY AT YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE Gm C Raul PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST TEL 23 B dg M F Casey EVERYTHING FORTHE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT w THE ELECTRIC SHOP John W Schaffer 81 EAST FIRST STREET OSWEGO N Y COMPLIMENTS Neal O Brlen Lumber Co LUMBER FOR ALL SORTS OF VOCATIONAL WORK PHONE 242 Otls Boller C0 244 West Seneca St Gasolme and U11 Automoblle Washmg Engme Cleanlng Electrlc Weldmg 4, ,,,,.-I 1i1111-11 In-.m1w,!, stu-uni -.. 111- --. 1 -- 1 --11:11 I I I I f I I I I I I I I OF I I I 5 g I I 9 I I ' 3 2 I I w v S A 1 1 I , I o I I I I I I I I I - . I East Second and ri e Sts. 'I I . I I I I - .- - .. .......- ..., -I+ .. .- -, -. -. -.m1nm1nu- lun- 1vm-nu- 1 --nu-mwiwv? in--wvv -11i-1: -I-1 1 --uu- I I I I ' o o I I I I I I . . I S I I 0 5 S I I . . I I I 21 est Bridge Street I I : i I I TWH ' fm I I i i . . 5 i I I I I . . I I I 1 - - I I I I , - I I I I I ..I.,.-. - - ,,,, - ,.,, -...g. +I.. ,.,. - klXA W' ' A xA km ' JUkMA Autographs JV? ,VJ I' ndgffxfx xp, xr! O 0 Q Q QQNQ' O - ii' N, J, . V . L. ' , ry, Q :zum-utdgw' 'QI' x ff! f- 'fj jf , r. , , 9 ' - V , Va Vf V! ' I v .' I ! ,fy If . V X! 1' 1 A ' ' XX if N , LL- 3. -- I - . Y . 2 - N QW a m li fl- M M i K x.. I , I f'L.fp,f44 N AA A ' 9 ff af qj o Autographs ' XV X k x , X :A 1. V .A A :K K k Mfff Ufifm 4? ' 'vX x 29112 L.QM,, A, ' fc . WL' C74-, M C tr- U ,L K L X ' 0 9 , L-1 f, 'V