Rye Neck High School - Scraps Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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George Ockershausenf+f'ljIans Boys' Athletic editor of--Scraps Year Book President of Boys Captain of Football '39 ' Football '27, '28, '29, '30 if Captain of Basketball 'SOL fa: Basketball '27, '28, '29, 'sd-0, Baseball '27, '2,a,1'29, sq Gym team 'BOQ 5' ' The glory of -la 511115, carJaci6us 'mind. Energetic, forcefiil-Z H Doris Offermannf-Dqrisf ' Tennis '28, '29 ffl' f ' Basketball '29, '30 1 ' ' Storybook Europe , l I Diligent H K' S . v- H+... qu .. Francis Beecher+ Beech'f' Basketball '30 Captain of Gym team '30 One likes him the better for his faults. Original, amiableffb' ' . -Q' - Jeanne Egger- Lollotte Let's be modern. ' Demonstrative ' r g . George Fitzroy- Fitz Manager of Gym team and Gym team '30 Football '29, '30, ., - In every deed of mischief he had a heart to resolve and ahand to execute. Noisy , f Page, Eighteen

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Raymond Clarke- Ray True as steelf' llelpful, frank Clemana Parker-Clemana Essay editor of Scraps Year Book 'LAbsent in body but there in spirit. Quiet . v Rushmore Houghton- Rush Editorhof first edition of Scraps Orchestra '27, '28, '29Q '30, Likes to Hsh in troubled waterin ,sq Helpful, noisy , A il 1 , gk. Florence KelseyHFlorence Spare your breath to cool your porridge Talkative, inquisitive james Fee- Jimmie Editor of school notes, Scraps Year Book 'Blushing is the color of virtuef' ' Quiet Page Seventeen

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xi CLASS NIGHT SONG RYE NECK, OUR STAR Oh, Rye Neck High, we honor thee Above all schools t.here are, For we are ships upon the sea, And dear Rye Neck, our star, To guide us through each trough and crest Of every wave of work, For breakers high there are to breast, Great tasks we cannot shirk. And graduation is the port To which the star does guide, We'll have, to act as our escort In this large 'world and wide, A passed from old Rye Neck High To lead to life a-new, With this we know that we'll get by Our thanks, Rye Neck, to you! Clemana Parker Adrian Reedw-'7Skinny 'i A Gym team' '30 ' - He that is of merryiheart hath a continual peace. ' . - - Goodfnatured V ' A ' ' Madeleine. Houpert- Mad , Tennis 'zaisg ' Genteel' in personagef' Frank' ll' KFN . y .- , ,t SONG. .,, I. ,543 t When first we entered,you,,, 'A Our thoughts would not allow f . .?,,,fQThat we wouldeier -get throughfg' ' But that was then, and now-1 - ' Our days with you, Rye Neck, are almost over, f ' ' ' ' The time 'has come for'us to bid you good- there'1l remain within our hearts forever Sweet mem'ries crowding! withutmanyfgay pleasantries, p ' Y. ,QQ T Rye Neck Highj K , T A. A Q We wandered through your halls, 35 -So very happily, 4 Q 'We did not notice timeg ' But now we're forced- to see-4 f Our days with you, Rye Neck, etc. Herbert R. Houghton, jr. Page Nineteen