SUNY at New Paltz - Paltzonian Yearbook (New Paltz, NY)
- Class of 1927
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VAN DEN BERG - - - - Principal University of Michigan B.L.g Teachers College Columbia University M.A.-New York State College for Teachers Ph.D. tHon.J. EDGAR V. BEEBE - Head of Physical Training Department Cornell University A.B.g Summer session Cornellg Graduate Work Teacher's College Columbia. ESTHER A. BENSLEY - - - Head of Art Department Graduate Syracuse University Normal Art Coursey Summer sessions at Chautauqua School of Arts and Crafts, Prang Summer Schoolg Applied Arts Summer School, Chicago. ARTHUR BRUCE BENNETT - - Head of English Department Brown University Ph.B.g Graduate Work at Brown, Clark and Harvard Universities. RUTH BENNETT - - - Assistant in Art Department Graduate Syracuse University B.S. in Art. ILA BUTTON - - - - Demcmstration Teacher New York State College for Teachers B.S. AMY E. CLARK T - - - Head of Music' Department Graduate New England Conservatory: Cornell University tflve sum mer sessionsj 3 New York University tsummer schoolbg Chautauqua summer sessiong Southern University of California summer session. JOSEPH B..CLEMENT, JR. - - Sciences in High School i New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse University! Summer session at State College. Q .f JENNIE LEE DANN ------ Music l Graduate New Paltz Normal: Music Supervisor's Diploma, Cornell University: Summer Northwestern University: New York Univer- sity graduate work. t0n leave of absence 1926-19275. MARY GRAY DEANE ---- Physical Training Graduate Sargent School for Physical Educationg Columbia Univer- sity tone semesterj. FRANCE ELMORE - - . - - - - - Music Graduate New Paltz Normal School: New York University Extension. DOROTHY GIDDINGS - - - Supervisor Primary Grades Graduate Brockport State Normal Schoolg Chautauqua Summer School tthree sessionsjg Western Reserve University Summer School: Cornell Summer School. GRACE M. G1EroRn ---- Assistant Librarian Cornell University A.B-5 Cornell Summer School. S AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVKXVAVA fy QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAX75 FACULTY, qjcomrmmzp ' W. F. HALL - - - - - - - Psychology Ouachita College B.A.: 'Columbia M.A.: Summer Session at Univer- sity of Peabody, Tenn.: University ot Colorado: University of Arkansas. RUTH MACK HAl'ENS - Head of Kindergarten Department Graduate Laura Fisher Kindergarten School, Boston: Rochester Training School: Teachers College Columbia University B.S. Enom' G. JACOBS - - - Head of History Department Graduate Millersville State Normal School: Franklin and Marshall College A.B.: Graduate Work Teachers' College Columbia Unl- versity. EMILY Z. LIEBERGELD - - - , - - Librarian ,Graduate New Paltz Normal: Summer School Chautauqua for Librarians ttwo sessionsj. FLORENCE A. LANE - - - - - Arithmetic Syracuse University A.B.: Teachers' College Columbia M.A.: Sum- mer Session at University of California and at Cornell. ETHEL MAC FARLANE - Supervisor of Intermediate Grades ' Graduate Cortland Normal: University of Cincinnati extension: Summer Schools at Cornell and Columbia Universities: Chautauqua Summer School. Br:N.1AM1N H. MA'1 l'ESON - Head of Mathematical Department Graduate Oneonta Normal: Amherst A.B.: Teachers College Colum- bia M.A. RUTH C. MERRY - - - - - Industrial Arts Graduate Syracuse University B.S. in Art: Summer School at Columbia. MARX' JOSEPHINE MUFFLY - Critic and Demonstration Teacher Graduate State Normal School, Lock Haven, Pa.: Teachers College Columbia University B.S. GERTRUDE J. NICHOLS - - Head of Geography and Nature Graduate Oneonta Normal: Summer School Chautauqua: Syracuse University B.A. HELENA M, OLDS - ' - Head of Expression Department Bucknell University Ph.B., M.A.: Summer Schools Middleburg College, Rutgers College, University of Pennsylvania tflve sessionsj, Univer- l sity of Wisconsin. G.'BARBARA PFAFF - - - - - ' E'l9l'l9h Smith College A.B.: Summer School Cornell University: Summer School University of Maine. . C g g J S Avgsxyfxvfxvgxvgxvfxvfxvfxvzxxfzxvxxvxxvfs fb F VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVYXVAVAVAVAV 9 I 17 ACULTY, fx C07lll7l1lfJIl I Jlassua Tom: Piuscu - - - - - - Health Wellesley College A.B.: Vassar Campg Bellevue Hospital, N.Y.C., R.N.g Summer School Columbia University. CHARLOTTE REEVE - Supervisor of Reading Upper Grades - Graduate New Paltz Normal, Summer School Teachers College i I Columbia University tthree sessionsJg Summer School Clark University. lvlixiir ELLEN Rica - - - Denzonstration Teacher Graduate Antrim County Normal, Mich.g Central Michigan State Normalg University of Michigan A.B. MAUD S. RICHARDS - - - ' - - Pe-nmanship Albany Business Collegeg A. N. Palmer Penmanshipg Graduate New ' Paltz Normalg' Summer School Cornell Universityg New York University graduate work. CA'rHE1uNm E. RUSSELL - - History in High School Graduate New York State College for Teachers A. B. Mfxiu' FLORENCE TAYLOR - - - Physical Training Graduate Sargent School for Physical Education: Boston University: Columbia Summer School Ctwo sessionsii Graduate New Paltz Normal School. EDNA. B. '1'M'Lo1t - - French and Latin in High School Denison University A.B., Graduate work Columbia University. MAuTi1,x JANE TULLOCK - - - Geography and N atarc Graduate of Spearfish State Normal, South Dakota: B.S. of Teachers College in 19243 M.A. of Teachers College in 1925. Com E. WADswou'rH ' - - - Demonstration Teacher ' Graduate Buffalo Normal: Summer Schools and Extension Work Rochester Mechanics Institute: Teachers College Columbia Univer- sityg Art Students League: University of Buifalo. C1iA1il,Es C. VVARD - - Head of Education Department Director of Training School T Graduate Mansfield, Pa., Normalg Bucknell University B.S.: Graduate Work Teachers College Columbia. . .CLARENCE H. WOOLSEX' - Principal of High School Department Graduate Cortland Normal: Harvard University A.B.g Washington University, St. Louis, Mo., M.A., Ph.D. IDA S. Moom-1 ---- Secretary to the Principal Albany Business College. .AILSA E. REID ---- Stenographer Spencer's Business College, Kingston. G AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAYTAVAVZXVA Q l .-JL. -ifk' ,s ., .4 ,,,.' 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So it came by de foist pot from .Joan what it 4 was assinements from tiching what it was writing from plens with . 5 conferences with-Hm, dunt esk! So gredually it came wacation , 4 wot every buddy'll gonna go home. 4 SAPTAMBER, 1925 D So on accont from de ticking it came by day from day, monnink ' Q to nite from Mees Giddinks, Mees Olds, Mees Reeve, Mees Nickles, ' 5 Meester Bibby- See me -with more writings from plens with 4 conferencesg wot dem goils from twenty wikks was near losink dere , . minds. So dun't esk! So it came dey deedn't was tiching, odder 4 was now noo goils. So de foist goils say Ho boy! De goot old days. So now dey'll gonna breathe frilly agen. ' So it was dunnated by de cless a swell poddy wot it was culled Q a Promb. So dey tink it jost seemply dervine, Witt docorations, - 5 with ponch with refreshments, with luffy men. Hm, iss diss a . Q system? , bl Was also hed by de cless good times from besket-ball games, Q from tennis from poddys. Ho boy, you know de kind poddys de I . Nommel trows. I Q Wot it come finnelly all de goils troo prectise tiching edder but . wiser. 1 K r g v g ,J G AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAWXVAVA59 ' Page twenly-seven G, VAVAVZAWQAGAVKVKRVAVAVAVAVAVAV ,Q 5 f N 4 4 5 SAPTAMBER, 1927 Gives a yell de tieher, Noe, dope, you found yat de brains? So it was dem goils in tree yirrs become Sinyers. So wen dey goes bout from Nommel from tanwikks by Nooburg by Kinkston by Yunkers by Long Island dey deedn't was seared. Hall sutts from tings dey do from de Nommel. Hall de poddys dey trow, de,besket ball, de tannis, was become niutch better as before. Mmmmmmmmmm! De beeg Promb poddy made com- plittly a success. Dees iss a fact. Movvelous! Avery buddy heppy! So it become lxod by dem Sinyers to tink from livving soon de Nommel. Ooooooooh! dem Sinyers! Halways beezy Witt notebooks, with hend-work, Witt art, witt currence topicks, Witt class inittings, witt rings, witt clessbooks, witt ceps und gowns! Not for noddings dey deedn't was in Noo Pultz already for three yirrs. Wot'll gonna be de Nommel wen dey is went? Hin, dollink. Dun't esk! H E. C. P 4 + K -, y J Q' fxvfxvfxvnxvxxvfxvfxvzxvnxvnxvfxvxxvfxvfx Page twenty-eight ?g5?3w40sQfNxnrwg4ffv444Q41sQQSmx2NN4fQw4vsQovszvfszzwaz3gig 4 5 4 Z 2 D if MA. Aflliei, 4 ' i 5 D - il- Q LLL L lK 3 iF Qxk if-X .32 3 5 ' Street Eb a N 41 N.Y. ll X . 5 X Kmflw-gm-mi 1:1120 1', x ' A. A. J 13 Ji 2 '. Y- bv V V. I -1 .. 4 , , 5 5 43 , BERTHA Qi IP 5 41 ,f 9 A , , . A 4 ' . 2 P , 4 2 iv we . , , ,J QQQAKQQZGQVQOQQa4QQ4fwx44ww4rsQvvsQQSQQovsQafsQa4QQovQQ4cQifQ9 QVAVAVAVAVAWWVAVAVAVAXWXVAVAVQ3 K A A 2 f I I I Y 1 v R, LD ' . , 137 Fair Street - N A Kingston, N. Y. D ' P A. A. 1, .:, if A r N 5 XX 2 4 . P Q 4 4 Z Z W 5 Z Q .Q !MY ' A . ' GRACE N. BARRETT 4 Millerton, N. Y . x ,. A. A. 1. ,2, .s 2 A Q D 4 . Z S . X .-5 A p ,- E MARY AVERS Park I .on, N. Y. 'A 1 Basketball Team I, LZ, S , 4 A. A ., 3 2 X 2 i . S 4 I' . ' ' A ' 2 . A A 3 5 f W 4 P QAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVZXVAVAQ Page thirty F n u 1, VAVAVAVAVAVAVAV VAVAVAVAVAVQ V W Ns 4 , Shelter Is ' 4 'f' Long I I ' Dramatic U11 ' f' ,f House Presif , , Paltzon um. Boa ' Sturlcnt Qc' ' 9 X -1 A Q I N ' W - ' A , 1 , , EVELYN BOYCE l f Pine B N. A 1 1 3 - Gle 3 -5 ' Y x Y. ,., . BREWSTER N. Y. A. A. I. 22, 3 Glec Club 1, 2, H A ' s ANNE E S crm 4 Q 3 S 2 5 X 2 S, Fw Z 2 P Q Z 5 5 5 S Q 4 5 Q 4 5 2 2 5 2 5 GARET A 652 ' lf 3 Z 5 5 4 Z 5 'Z Q Q . , I A QAVAVMVAVAVZXVAVAXZKVAVKXVZXVAVAQ Page thirty-one 2 . Z Z QVAVAVAVAVAWWVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ3 b f xx X X N g 1 'Y g . f 5 3 X A. A. 1, 2, 3 . ' W Paltzonian Board 4 I Dramatic Club 2, 3 1 -, 1 6th Avenue X , Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ' ' 4 , . S Q A.. A..K.l,'2, re Y .- - 2 . 5 4 5 4 , C QKZZEE 5 ,f 7 A. 4 V lx 3 E 2 ' Q77 I K. . n J ul QAVXXVAVAVKXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAgg Page thirty-tivo ' Qv4x.vz.xv4xvAvLwAvfxvfxvfxvfxvfxvnxvfxvg IP HXIP1Il'llV1lXNI 4 T11 B1 I5tYL 4 X . . 2 5 . ,22,. , ,..- 1 , ' 2 NY I ROS! UI OONAN gk 5 4 - .5 , 4 D QN.. 1 ' ,Af V 1 f 'JVM 'f ' S 4 , . P 4 2 5 . E 2 P v V K 4' - f . f, - 4 3 f H 6 MAJ, New . Q ' ' Iii Q, . I D . AVAVAVAVLXVAVAVAVAVAVXXVKXVAVAMy GQVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ D f x ' N 4 . D E . 1 x 1 I 1 X . ,-' E CONKLIN g ' Pomona, N. Y. , A..4.1, . N 1 I , . x LL 4 k n INNOCETTIA COSENTINO D N 89 Secoz venue - New Roc . N. Y. . V A. A. 1, 22, 3 4 ,X N ...fx .... 0 V HELEN COUCH - , + i S 304 w fl , . . N. Y. 'I ff Q 2 .. , U-Y l V N. , ' A. 1 ' f Mmm 2 D f Page thirty-four' - S 9 QAVAX7AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA Q + - . E QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ3 gf w N -4 - 5 K x S w v I w , I g t Port Jervis N Y 4 , , . . , 2 D E A. A. 1, 3 4 4 ' House 1,,.CSmmt W, 2 4 EQ WW JOSEPHINE L. DESPARD 5 - 108 Thomas Place S - Yom, N. Y. 5 S 4 ' A. A. 1, 2, 3 . ,x - -I-'1,.....S. Q f--2 X ' E. DEVITT ' b ' ,N. Y. - C 3 , S ' A.A.J23 cg H 5 4 2 P Q ' ETHEL 5 f 5 West 4 n i 2 , E 4 2 + k J QAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA59 Page thirty-E'vc Kg vAv4xv4xvAvAvAvAVAVAVAVAVAVAv A ' ' 4 H 5 V .Af 5 4 .MX -ff--X -- E, - - E mow Q Y 1 N ' l 5 . X Kf7Ill07'gll7'fG7l Club I. 22, 1 ' llrmmltzog Club 1. 2, 3 , ' X ' I 1'cltc1'n'ilgy I. J. 4 ' Glcc Club I. 3, 3 . Q 5 Q , 1, ga, Qs . ' 5 4 E D + 4 3 v g Q ' V ' l 14 , E lglmfi. I 'D 5 l l ! QAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAXZAVAVAVKXVAWAQ . on, N. Y. 5 L l ' 5 4 2 QWAVAVQVAVAVAvmvzxvfxvfwfxvrLVAVQ 2 N W4 2 1 K 2 x 9 CATHER , , 5 ff 15 so i - - g 1 g . l 4 1 g A , ' 2 Q Q 5 xx! MARGARET D. FOSTER I 5 H 4 132127 D S ' 3 f 3 Q -X Af f Qlvlllll Q A + K 5 Q X S ' FREER K! ' . 2,3. A N' S .N.-Y, J, My - X HELEN S 4 . 2 5 iff? , Z 5 , 5 4 2 5 S 4 9 AVAVAVAVXXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA QVAVAVAVAVAVAV AVAVAVAVAVAV 3 4 ,Q I X f f GILBERT ' 2 , - Millbrook, N. Y. A.A.1, 2, 3 ' I S Clio F1'ate1'n.'ity 132, - . ' 4 f 4 1 4 P 4 . 1. 11' S f E if rf. ' . 4 mf QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAYAV VAVQ QWQCW n-, ,,.,-J . - mu-QL 'T ' EK , l, ' MIRIAM GERLICHER ' Ne amz, N. Y. . 4 .., N 2 Street ' 'I Coxsackie, N. Y. 4 ' V A.A.1,2,31 l D 4 D qxg , D Q 2 5 Dm t'c Club 2, - . ' Clio 1i'rate1'nity 1, -2, , ' 2 . . Y . ' n C, C1 u Q Q f 4 4 , X 4 2 P 4 Page thirty-nine 5 QVAVAVAVAV - - - - ' ' ' 0 - - - - AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA J S , 2 5 5 4 gf 4 ! VAVKXVZXVAVAVAVYXVAVXWAVAVAVAVQ5 fs Q Nik W4 . K: N ' A BEAT 1 - ' Copuke, . . . A. A. .' 4 P D X 4 2 X 2 P I' , . MIRIAM R. I-IAL AN ' 52, 44 cl' - ' N Kin , . ' 4 P xx i,,L-,L,,Af Q il A 2 . ,. A. A. I, 2, 3 . 1 .X H .l 5 ' HE 1' 5 ' A I-Iu1'1'is0n Avenue . Z , . Q P SUSAN E. V ' 5 f 2 e AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA J Page forty QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ Q Q 4 x 5 5 X V 5 if S . -5 4 5 5 ' A. A. I, 2, ' Lung Ixlaoul Club I, 2, 3 Y - Q L51 ' ,l EE f 5 S D ' W Q A. A. I , 3 ' Ix'iw1lm'gm'I0H .I, 2, 3 4 W .i W S I ,,.. ' 2 5 5 5 5 4 f- X 5 5' . ISERMAN ' 4 Hillburn, N. Y. - 11.11. l,2,3 I 5 4 5 5 4 5 5 4 D K A imlf'1-gm'tc11 Club ' 52, - 5 C wrrmr. N- ' I 5 X Ap 1, - 4 . 5 4 - , I, 22, - 5 P bk - XX- ,4,Y ' -Q- ...4, Q Q AVQVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA .J X Page forty-one , QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAW5 gf x Y ' 1 N . I . 5 5 K I . ' 4 ff c. JACKSON 5 5 4 4 ' 3 Sangerfleld, N. Y. ' . rl- , A.A.1,2,3 , T 5 A - 1... 4 Q JANSEN 4 New Paltz, N. Y. D A. A. 1, 3 .l in ir - Y 3 5. A. 5 ff. l- 'A I E ' JONES P ' Wrentham Street . - Kingstqn, N. Y. u , X A. Aa 1, 2, 3' S Q E S ' P 4 4 5 f 5 4 A S 1 I X . x- fxvnxvnxvnxvnwxxvnxvnxvfxvfxvfxvnxvfxvm M Page forty-two QVAVAWsMawAxxAvAvAwAvAvzxv4xvAvQj P f x A N Q 1 I A ,N .Af , A. A. 1, . 4 5 2 A E 4 ' 71, Fratcv K Lf Long Island Club 3 ' - .N Dramatic Club , , 5 Illamlol-in 'lub ' Q I . , 2 5 L A ELIZABETH KA Y 4 Milton N Y. 1 . 5 f 4 5 2 ,,, VN ' D V 58 Street ' ' A 4 N. Y. I , I, A.A.1,2,3 ff Arcthusa F'rate1'nit?l 3 - ' 4 D . Q FLORENCE S 2 A A 4 , Student Counczl 1 , ' D . ' a 'A A 7 u ' GRACE ' i 4 Q ' 4 146 I Y 5 2 A 4 '3 AAVAX7AVAVAVAVAVAVAVXXVAVAVAVA Page forty-three ' QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVXXVKXVAVKXVXXX-IQ 5 f x X 4 . ' ' 4 . 5 2 3 5 Au,,f' ,o um Jl 4 4 v, Hudson, 5 Eb . 1 V A.A.L:L3 42 , , filer: Club I, .2 4 3 A llnuxn Iwexirlrmt '27 2 - I S P fx L., I 4 4 DOROTHY M K L D E 199 South eet ' 4 ., Newhu Y. 5 . A. 1 ' , - Agonimz If'1 I, 2, 3 S I W -5 ' I Q. 2, f 'XS ' KOPP ' 5 Franklin Street 4 4 'l'zu'rytown, N. 'Y. fl 5 A. A. I, 2, 3 - . 5 , 4 s,,,. .ff is ff, HELQN A U . 3 . f X .. 4 D 4 4 D 5 4 QNXKXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVXXVXXVAVAQ Page forty-four QQVAVAVAVAVAWNVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ D 2 XX . f + 4 2 - AN u ? Q 2 v 2 4 5 D 2 4 2 1 1 .,-' S 2 S B Al .J Slllllll Street Brooklyn. X ' 5 ,1. ,L 1, : . . nf 2 5 i . D f '! 5 5 QAVAVMVAVAVZXVAVAWKVAVAXZGVAVA Page forty-Eve ' 9 Kg vgxvgwgxvfwfxwAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ x N 4 f 1 - 1 , ' I Q 5 5 X 5 4 g l 1 I 4 ' f, on Street A. , sie, N. Y. P D N .ff A. A. 1, :e, 41 4 Agonian Sm'o1'it11 1, 2, 3 w 4- Q , N X i I 5 E 7 Crescent Place . 4 ' Midc Y. A. ' Z' Glee Cl - ' ELEANOR Mc'COACH A ' ' Q ' , . ,i - - ,i n Street ' . xg 4 ' River, N. Y. . A. A. I, 13,3 Varsity Basketball 3 . A 4 A1 2 if S E 2 Jfzmroo Lztevaay Club 3 . 2 D 4 2 . 5 f 1 ,, f A 'A XJ .N +1 XX I , L 17 'ff ,f cf' -' N 'X-., A . A X A . MN. 4 g . I W I f - in . A6 49 X AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA .J Page forty-sta: Us Q a Y Q If . if 1 1 1 f ' :Z f xl! X wy W x X ' 4 , I HAZEL MALONE 3 63 East Main Street H Q, Port ' ' N. Y. A. A. .I, 22, 3 My I 1 Clio lfratcrvz-ity I, 53, J T g v uf' f + l A 1 4 2 A -5 ' ' , ...L W 'XE 4 . -5 5 5 K Q , 1 J , QAVAVZYZAVAVXXVAVAVMVAVAVAVAVAQQ Pave forty-seven J. QVAVAVAVAVAVKVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ Q V W 4 ' l R P S gub J, J .x MARGARET MORRIS - Q A 2 , 1 New Paltz, N. Y. ' ' fl A I 'I 'i ' ' k X A 3 2 5 ,... 2 P 4 2 P -X4 11. A. 1, 42. .z 2 Ulm 1f'raler111Iy I, .3, .S P llranzatlc Club J ' ' . X 111 hw 1, 2, .1 - , Q i 3 4 b 4 2 P 5 Q Q f - '-,-- - f QXXVXXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAQ Page forty-eight Qvmmv4x.vAvfxvfxvAvfxvAvAvfxvngvAVQQ 5 K x C N 4 K u 5 4 ab , 1 bb Yonk ,- A.A Q xii ' Arethusa Frutc .2. 3 ' ' Glee Club I. .., 3 ' ' Q P ,b Q X CONSTANCE URTY ' ' f 5 x 72 Park venue 4 ' Bronx Y. , I1 ' , ' 'C Dm 2, 3 ,Jw 732 4 Kindergarten, Club 2, 3 U Qi 7,-'ff-l ----. S -Q X . Q , 90 Av enue 5 A. A. ' ' X ' 3 Q 9 . ' X Dramatfc Club ... cms.-f zxaskezbazz 1, ' Y f v , K . ' 1 D C . D C D . 1 , 4 Ayomau1 1'Gi6 ?'11 ,NU 1, - 2 P ' V ALICE 4 2 f P CD ' C 2 4 D Q AVAVAVAVANfAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAW5 Page forty-nine fAVLXVAVAYQWZAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV 3 K , . N ' 2 S 2 3 E 2 X M Q .. 1 I' X 1Tarrytown, N. it 2 , ,, 3, ,,.,,::,zf,,zf,,f,,, 1 P, 9 4 . -A 56 Central 1 g Huntington, L. I. A ,, A.A.1,2,.f Agonian W ' ity I, 2, 3 ' Long Is Z1 I, 2, 3 - 5 4 5 ,. , 4 Azmzef-garren Club 1, 2, .f I 5 Q 2 5 , bf S 1 Y ' ' , W , -dn.,-- --N -1... ' 'i ' A , ,, ff. X I . 1 fff' , 1 5 W. , M. o'DoNNELL 5 F11-rhclif N. Y. ll ' 1, gg 4 J I A.A. :sl 1 ,- - D g Q f . 5 5 ,. RUTH S QAVAVLXVAVZXVAVAQAVAVAVAVAVAVAQ Page fifty 41 2 QVAVAVAVAVAYAVAMXVAVAVAVAVAVQT 4 X Ng , X A V n u Q X ff aus, N. Y. 5 A. A. 1, 2, 3 a I I vf' Agrmian 1f'raternity I, 2, 3 Q Dramatic Olub 2, 3 P X 1 H.. - - 1 k ETHEL PERFIELD ' E 33 Prospect Avenue Q Mi Y. A 9 .' 5 4 y olee Club 1, N, .s 4 5 , Q , 'F I i i-W Y 5 Q -' PETERSON ' 5 a, 4 5 5 ..-'ff-' oun aindale, N. Y. , ' 51 M .4.tA. 1, 2, 3 A 4 5 5 4 2 . L A1quoN v ' 5 X 220 A 5 Q Q 3 QAVAVAVAWXWAVAVAYVWAVAVAVQYAQ Page fifty-one QVAVAVAVLXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ3 D x' W Q fl kingston? Que ' -- D 2 Wy , In-ayfa ozlw -2, is A D f6 Clio .3 l , Iwltzmz :cm Board S . . 1 f-.Q I ,- -1--1 ' ' Putchogue, L. I. - ' X A. A. 1, 12. 3 X Long ISZCUNI Club 1, 1 5 Q Q D . 5 4 I '1 ' ' D K K. HARRIET I 4 f , . 5 , 4 5 'I' . 2 'E . 1 K QXXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVKXVAVA - Page fifty-two 2 D 4 xg . S ..... 5 D 6. 3 fb- 2 2 2 5 S . S 4 QVAVAVAVAVAVAvzxvfxvzxvfxvzxvnxvzw N 5 K X w 2 Q I x . , 5 E E D R A. A. 1, 2, fr . 01'che.s'M'a 2, 3 34 g lx imlergarten Club J, 52, 3 D Q 3 n . A . fi! 5 E I wg. ULEL L R+ . 2 E KATHERINE ROGERS . ' 65 Grace Church Street . -R N Rye, N. Y. A. A. 1, 2, 3 I 5 ' Dramatic Ol , Q Arethusa Fratern y 2 is . R 5 5 E 4 . Q QE 5 5 , r FIOSE Q A. A. 1, Y' 4 S E R 5 R 4 . k f f Q ' MARY A. ' 161 M IE! 5 fi 4 5 2 QM U , Page fifty-three QVAVXXVXXVAVAVKXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ D f x N 4 I 1 A L, imon Street ' ' Babylon, L. I. 1 4 3 Rv 3 D , A. A. 1, 3 I A ' Long Island Club 1, 2, 3 4 ' f Icmfzergamen Club 1, 2, 3 X E' I .3,3 x l 2 L,,L,l,l--, A 4 D ' ' DoR0'1'1-IEA SCHNEIDER ' Monticello, N. Y. 5 A. A. 1, 3 .N .ef--X. --2 A fx, 2 SCHILLING A.A.I,2.3 ' Q A 4 A I . 5 f A3 AZ 5 2 LILLIS SCI-IW K ' 4 2, . K e, P 5 . N. I E! 4 5 A Z K A A J QAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAQ Page ylfty-four 3 A Z 1, VAVAVLXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV45 f 5 f 5 Q X MU D L 4 2 P 4 - I 5 I 2 2 - -5 2 D , 5 4 ZA 5 , Q 5 5 Z 21 4 bf . f A . 5 , , N I 5 N K W, QAVAWAVAVAVAVAVAVAVASZXXVKXVAXZAQ ' Page fifty-five 1 A K I V, X I QfAvfNvzxvmq144Yjfiyia?zPK?i X.igx6AWAY7AVAV GN 5 Axxwg, ' VJ Uv V U I . S P f f Y! , Z S 2 4 4 D 5 4 4 5 D 4 X 4 D x 4 4 P P 4 4 D D 4 4 D D 4 1 4 D 1 D 4 4 D 5 4 4 D D 4 4 D D 4 4 P D 4 f 4 2 2 P D 5 4 Q f 4 AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVXXVKXVAVAgg Page may-sm QVAVAVQVAVAVAVQVAQAVAVAVAVAVQ . W 1 I - I ALICE M. S ER l V 33 Sulli an nue 4 ' Port Je Y. 5 4 - , L. 5 3 - 2, 3 . Agoma miy I, 2, 3 . 'x 4.5 .,X- I W U W, - 5 .4 5 5 Q 4' f .f '4 X Q - SNYDER 5 Partition Street ll 4 4 Saugerties, N. Y. 5 A. .fy 7, 2, 3. - . X . I ngoffges C 5 C 009 'PEARL 5 f 4 K .L Bakr O D ' . Page fifty-seven BE' A ' ELIZABET . , 16 Conwa X , 1-h Beacon N. Y. A x Q-1: . .' V N ' , i 'V . ' 4 W . ,gal ,, 1 f ' - w . fs . ,-. ,bi - . KQXXAVAVAWXVAYQZ 5'AVfXVAVfXX7AV!XV!XX15 y x Y Y 4 5 2 Q K S Z fx W! W? GRSC . P Kiiig, , S X' 'Glee Club 1, ., . l 4 f - - 1 'TL P 5 V rv 15.4. Q I 4 11 , 5 b '4 x I 4 5 4 4 llll. I llllllll E 2 1 2 - RUTH X5 a X S ' A n Branch, L. I. ' A.A.1,2,3 ' S , 1-afemuy 1, 2, 5 4 ' en amz, 1, ' 5 . ml czuv 1, 2, 5 Z Q P -I X 167 I 2 2 5 MARION 4 2 P g QAVAvAvAvAvAv4xvnwfxvfxvm7fwmvnMy Page fifty--eight . ' 2 2 Q D W. 4 Q 2 5 5 ' e N 4 QVAVAVAVQVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQVQVQ 3 f X- W ' 4 X X 4 5 N 5 W 5 L, ISAB STIRLING 41g 4 o 2 . ' N X Oy Bay, L. I. . A. A. 1, 2, 3 N Long Island Club 1, 2, 3 E ' i I, MARION STEVENSON - 4 Monroe, N. Y. . f . A.A,L2,3 Eg S 4 g -N - 4..!--X.. -- 2 5 e ge Q X. A. A.1.f1,'2, 3 , - - 5 Hinkley Place I 4 Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ll 0 ' n . 5 4 2 5 Eg , f' YEVELYN -4 2 Q X Arethusa ' 5 Long u ' f A... M.---,,X - 5 4 2 LX S XfxvfxvfxvnxvfxvAvnxvnxvfxvfwzxvfxvnxvnx J Page fifty-'nine QWAVQWAVQQZSEEif?i7zxvfxvAvnxvfxvAvzxyQj 5 f x K X 4 4 X . , 5 2 3 Z 5 2 4 f' Dover Plains, N. Y. I C , A. A. 1, 2, 3 2 H ' ' I I ,H a 1 I 4 2 N if w 4 4 f , HARRIET TEMPLETON A Cogigflb D ' V 20 south Miner screen X0 Newburgh, N. Y. ,, 4 .- 1 fo lfhratermty I, 2, 3 D ,, V -1 1: ' ' b 1, 3 XQYQ 1 I -' N ' ' esiclent '27 4 4 Q f,fj.f . . 1, 2, 3 D u ' I Immun 4 I -'., x , ' Q' 3 , f 5 D ' , ,,.. f Q , 1 , EAERIM N Y 5 .- , 9, ','k THQ' OI' . . I f J GdClub 1, 2, 3 ' X Dramatic Club 3 4 X, ,1an Frqtermty 1, 2, W - Sifzulcnt Council 3 . L A...1,2,s 4 4 2 5 P 4 . ,V AETHEL- R. , 2, ' f My 4 2 2 ,, X511 U Page sixty 1 S 9 g . 4 QVAVQVAVAVAWXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ3 x ' W Q ' X ook, N. Y. Q . H . csident '26 U37 N X A. A. 1, 3 ' .k D 5 ff 1 . f Q I 'X D N N K 1 T 5 Q X L,-,LL,,Jff .4 5 ALYS TUNSTALL A 4. ' 51 E. Main Street 5 N 1 Pm Jervis, N. Y. 4 A. A. 1, fe, 3 5 'N j ff 'T ','.-Q-g'T -'- D Q 'Q EMILY 1 'XX 5 V, , A 6 T56 Avenue I v ' Oyster Bay, N. Y. ' ' Lrmy Islam! Club I, 52, A. A. I, 2, 3' . S 2 - - . . ' Q . 2 P - . MILDIQED v 5 . K East A . . A gmmm 2, J 5 2 5x Q 5 N K QQVfXV!XT7AY7fXY7!fQVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAQ QVQMXYAVMMXQQWVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ ' x Ng bf xv P 4 UM P 2 5 4 LORETTA C. VA N Kindergarten Club 1, 2, 3 f , u .4..4.1,2,s 5 7:0 ' Peekskill, N. Y. . 4 ,A 1 ffl? D - 1 AMELIA .xg Q 45 venue 5 , D Bay, L. I. I I P House President '27 4 Q f 'lcmfzergm-ten Uzub 1, .e. P Long Islavirl Club 1, 2, ' i A 1, 2, 3 ' . gf QQ, ,. 1 1' 4 2 2 4 ' 6 3 , 4 f - Port Z Qvgigxsmvzxw25QQ'xvAvAvAvAvA3ZganxvAvQ . 5 X 4 Xv il Q ' I + M? 5 P f 257 4 k ' Frate 1-11 Vin 1 ' .1 P Q gg 2:53, J 4 g V 1 GZ66 .fx . D 5 K K 5 Q 47 I l QLEAIVADE 5 I Fort 1Vf40l1tg0mel'y, N. Y. A 4 Arcthusa Fralcrolihf I. J, J l 5 ' Drama! 2, If I A. A. 1, 2, .fs ' Xe - W 5, 17 P 4 3 4 B 2 D 5 w 5 . Q l'X.sj:wN.'-Qlflrhvx-:,'n ffQf'f,' M'W fIl': Tm.ff.i:..h- 'QQQQ ' y Y f .. fLvfxxg1gg1xxzmpfz.MwxvAX7fxvnxK7.4xvfxvm fb 2 5 4 5 4 P 5 4 2 2 5 4 4 b 4 5 C 2 5 4 f' D 3 O F N 3 QQ Z 4 D Y -A'4'v' I 4 . I v I 1 Y . r, 11, . H Y: , ja c 1 I, U South Street 1. 1 ebeck, N. Y. ' X , 4 f-X Arethusa Fratc1'11,ity 3 , , A A. A. 1, 2, 3 4 A ee 1 5 X I SL ' - f GRACE wE'r'rERAU A u 120 Lee Avenue I ' Hic - . 5 Long Island Club I, 2, 3 I ' . , ',..,ff- V- ...-..,.. - .3 - -1----i--v-- -........ 1 ,- N. Y. ' 161 Street REBA ' . Agfmian Fratervzity 1, 2, ' f lfivulergartqn Club 1, - 1' A 2 A A. A. 1, 2, .fs 1 A 2 1 f' , ' A 4 . ' , 2 2 A xx 'E' AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA 9 Page sixty-four S 3 WAXAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ D x W 4 2 f 134 W ns Avenue D -1 Port ter, N. Y. Q ' ZA! A. A. 1, 2, 3 4 4 . , ,, 'rf' 'CV D - ' in ' 4 S Miami? D 4 fl Patchogu . . , 3 Q 02, 3 4 1 ,, . . . , 3 N7 5 H5 ' , - EU I 'gf ,X Q - -X , Q X2 1 X A.A4gI,2,3' 4 Q 2 E ' K KAY ' M 53 lf' 84 south 4 X X I w 1 QAVAWAVAVBWAVAVAVAxifxvnxvzxgfzgggggfg Page safety ve QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVg? Y W R 4 D P 4 4 K 2 D , 3 V' ' ,lf 'PERS Y. D Mx Long Island Club 1, 2, 3 I ii H A. A. 1, 2, 3 .X - I Z 4 N , 5 D K X MARY E. FOLEY 4 9 Stanley Place x T ' Yonkers, N. Y. ,i A. A. , 3 Q + D QAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA59 QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ5 . K f x 2 K S ,f,,.l,i 2 S :S S 6 if 2 ' Cv - - Nx.,.:,D x K J QAVAVAVAVAVAYAVAVAVAVGVAVANZAQ QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ5 5 f V N Q 4 X , 5 1 . V n 1 ill X i Q A 4 , , QAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAQ Page sixty-eight QWAWAVAWAVAVAVAWAWAWAWAVAVAVQ f f N If 1' I I im GR DHSSIH If A ,f VV' S N I Y 5 if 5 ,f f. N ,I ,J . S fi l'..f :ff . 4' Q X fN -45. Z N X OAJQX f 6 X N f Q Y CQ fr A .17 ffffn ' I fff 2, ,l I ' X ,Lg X- M 7 - - XQ JV: XS . Y - -ggi' NJN ' X , ffm I- - . I W I I - - -- ,xx ' ,X jf 1 EKC ' -'Pl-'ad rnnmnonnm - mfjg Qfxvxxvxxvfxvnxv4xv4xvfx.vAv.4w4w4,xxg4gx43 Q! 90113 liiuaaos Qyvfxvnxvxxvnxvfxvnxvfxvfxvzxvfxvfsvnxvfxv ,Q P K W Q 4 5 JUNIOR CLASS 4 C002 5 OFFICERS President .................................... MADELINE BRENNAN Vice-President ............ ........... F LORENCE BENNETT y Secretary ................. ................. H ELEN Domus Treasurer ..................................... GEORGE MAs'rnasoN Last fall we found ourselves Juniors and on that first day of school, instead of wandering around the halls wondering which way to go next, we were actually standing there showing our authority over the new Freshmen, and were quite proudly pointing out the places of interest. Juniors!!! Not Freshmen to be laughed at and ridiculed 5 not Seniors to beyheld in reverence but Juniors, just Juniors. And we lovedfitf elated over our appearances of last year, as Fr men and we had come back to N. P. N. again determined to show all the merits any class could show as Juniors. We fought our battles bravely and came out victorious for never could there be n stronger fortress than the combination of Juniors and the class of '28, , 5 4 4 P 2 i K as J ll G fxvxxvnxvfxvexvrxvrxvnxvfxvfxvfxvnxvfxvfx fb P008 SCUGYLMI-One fg,kVAVAVfXVLXVAVAX!AVAVAVAVAVfXVAVN5 5 4 4 JUNIQRS 4 59634 'D Abbott, florence Byrne, flmelifl m- Adams, nathalie f. Byrnes, mm'10U 0- 5 Anderson, alice ' Appel, anna Cfmllan evelyn m. - Appel' hlhan - Carroll, anna s. Axtmann, katherme Gazer helen W. Cheney, emma 4 Chipp, rodneylb. . - , Closson, doris 1. P Babcock, mlldlfffl Cobleigh, catherine 4 Baird, clara m. Coe Iucilc D garden: 19518 Coleman, charlotte Bama ' I me Concklin, margaret 4 Bass' apr? Corbett, alice D Bas? Sm,-ey - Couch, louise ax er' vlrgmm Cowie, charlotte m. ' Bedell, sarah I Cox adelm b Seite' marjogle f' Craig, verna belle 4 Be nigfiut Cuccia, anne ' Benne ' Orfmcc Cunningham, Juell P enson, marie e. Curry edna Black, lucille m. ' ' Blaikie, bertha D Bovkf ruth I Davies, temperanee Q Boloov onna Dietz, julia c. I Bookomoorv Sponoos Dillingham, catherine Q D Bowers, esther m. lbodds, helen Q Boyd, mary Donnelly, gertrucle Boylan, helen Dowd, mary I.. ' Bremner, eleanore Drislfmcy edna Q Bromloof mooolme Dubois, lorraine Britton, louise iljunn, exya D Brooks, dems fl- Dykeman, ruth l. Q Brown, alice A i Buhrmaster, ruth Bums, mafgaret r. Eastwood, clorothy 1 ek C C Page seven t1,'-two fs,KvAvfxvAvAvfxvAvfavzxvzavaxvfavfxvzxV ,Q N Edelman, mary Eden, olive j. Edwards, jean Eidle, helen r. Eldridge, jean Ellette, ircne Ennist, mary c. Entwistlc, edith Evers, barbara Ferry, florence c. Fitzgerald, clare Fitzgerald, helen Fleming, edith Furseman, elizabeth Gaffney, catherine Gaffney, marie Gallagher, mary Gardner, ruth Gerlicher, miriam Gill, evelyn g. Goldsand, ethel Griflin, jeanette Gumaer, helen j. Hagan, agnes Hall, agnes a. Hallock, ruth Hansler, estelle a. Haring, eleanor Hautsch, mildred h Heald, gertrude Heaton, dorothy Hesse, lhois Hoctor, marian Hopper, adele e. Howard, elsie Howe, ruth e. Howell, edith a. Huber, marguerite Huestis, martha Hutchinson, patricia Jago, dorothy e. Keating, marie Kennedy, ruth 1. Kerlansky, lee Kilpatrick, mary e. King, eleanor l. Knight, marion e. Kuhn, dorothea Lawless, bessie Leach, bernice m. Lee, dorothea Lee, eva w. Lemkau, anne m. Leveque, emma Lloyd, olga m. Lombardi, catherine Longenecker, frances Lounsbury, mary Mac Gowan, catherine Mac Laury, dorothy Mac Williams, edith Mc Cann, margaret Mc Carthy, mildred g. Mc Dowell, adele Me Grath, kathleen Mc Mullen, madeleine Masterson, george v. May, elizabeth Metzler, louise g. Mewkill, edith Migliaccio, josephine Miller, florence w. l K c J Q? XXVAY7AVAVZXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA 9' Page seven ty-th ree 9 VAVAVAVAVAWAVAVAVAVAQAVAVAV ,Q Miller, wilmot m. Moran, kathryn Mortensen, shirley Munroe, catherine l. Myer, edith Myers, madelaine f. Neadon, dorothy Nicht, helen g. Niles, mildred f. Norris, lois Norwood, marjorie a. O'Brien, grace O'Brien, marion O'Dell, ruby O'Hare, margaret e. Orr, betty Patterson, margaret Petrillo, lillian Phelps, katherine y. Port, hilda Quigley, harriet Quinn, margaret Reilly, lillian Repp, justine r. Reynolds, frances e Rhodes, ruth Ringwood, anne Roark, mary Roland, mildred Rowe, martha c. Rudd, elizabeth Rush, ruth j. Rusk, jean Ryan, helen Salta, helen Sammis, catherine, Sands, mabel Schaefer, rebecca h. Schilling, hazel Scott, dorothy Scott, elizabeth m. Scott, lillian m. Seaman, lois e. Shacklette, jean Shaler, irene Sharp, louise Shaw, emily 1. Sheley, grace Sherman, agnes m. Sherwood, maybelle Siebert, ruth Silkworth, ethel e. Simpson, elizabeth ni. Sun son m ron n , a 1 Skidmore, hazel e. Slauson, elizabeth Smith, charlotte Smith, marian Sohns, helen Sposato, carmel Stewart, betty Stewart, janet e. Stock, doris e. Swatling, helen d. Swope, ruth Tamney, marguerite Taylor, fannie j. Taylor, marion Terwilliger, elizabeth Tietje, elsie Townsend, mabel . u i i J G AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAWAVXXVAVA 42 Page seventy-four ' I D b Travis, grace r. Wealch, do thy 4 4 Tryon, violet Weideman, l D 5 Ty ruth Weir, glady Weller, ella 4 4 White, oliv 5 5 Whitehead, 4 V l t' o, anna Williams, m g t V d ark, elitttlgeth h. Willmott, m g t 5 an den Berg, dora Woehr, kath d l 4 4 Vanderveer, dorothy g. Wood, blan h Van Orden, ruth D D Venable, ruth 4 Q V rmilyea edna Young, J 5 5 Z 4 . 2 5 3 P 4 4 5 5 4 , 4 5 5 Q 4 5 D 4 5 2 4 5 D 2 2 P 2 5 5 K ,4 QAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA59 Page seventy-five x 5 5 Co 'u S 1 T .z- 53 Wg2VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVE X 4 4 e CLASS OF 1929 reef, ' OFFICERS President .................................,....,... WAL'ri:n 'l'Ar1,oa Vice-President... ..... .. ......... IXTAHGARI-:'1' POLHEMUS Secretary ...... . ..... .......... . ........ A DELE HEBlrE1l W Treasurer ..... . ..... . ....... . ..................... MARGARIQT BAKER In September, 1926, a group of High School grads knocked at the doors of the .New Paltz Normal School, clamoring for permission to enter. Upon showing their passes tdiplomasl their desire was fulfilled. Upon their entrance they became known as Freshmen, a term used to denote a desire for knowledge, but in truth, showing decided tendencies of ignorance. a The first event of the year was a Get-Together-Party, given jointly by Arethusa, Clio, and Ago. Entertainment and dancing afforded the Fresh a pleasant evening and a chance to become acquainted. After that, the Freshmen settled down to hard work, many of them making good records in class work. Later, others distinguished themselves in Basket-ball, Polhemus, Andrews, Malloy, Cohen, O'Reilly, Smith, Aust-in and Lucy are the names that are asso- ciated with innumerable victories. ' , On February 21, 1927, the Freshmen were brought together for the purpose of organization. Walter Taylor was chosen to lead the class. The other officers were: Margaret Polhemus, Vice-President, Adele Hebler, Secretary and lV.llI1'g211'Ct Baker, Treasurer. At this time, plans were made for the Freshmen Hop which took place on MZt1'Cll 26, 1927. The affair was a delightful success establishing a precedent for future freshmen classes. Considering the splendid spirit and success it has gained, the class of 1929 excels the standards of N. P. N. that it will be able to uphold the traditions of N. P. N. for many years to come. 4 4 4 2 S 4 2 s S A S 'w u ,D X.- 4. I5 1 K , Q AVAVAVQVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA!Q Page S8'UG7lty-86'U6'H, QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV ,9 5 N 4 D Q freshmen D Z ee 5 5 agor, frances cables, alene a. 4 aksten, anna cameron, elizabeth D ambler, helen cameron, jean forbes ' andrews, dorothy 1. cary, margarct mary D armstrong, helen frances carrol, lillian m. 4 ashworth, mildred casey, josephine D austin, loretta chamberlain, marion 4 chinchiele, mary clark, cynthia D V cohen, sadie 4 baietti, alice 1. COHFO, adiska 5 baker, margaret Coombs, ruth may Q balutis, anna C!'3,ft, lUth8l'8. 5 barger, doris m. Crist, anne l basset, glaclys Cllfbill, EPROC S 4 I bell, frances D bennett, jessie p. Q berryman, clinska - 5 berkwits, norma . Q birdsall, lucile davis, ruth elsie blawis, constance davis, marjoric D 1 bowerman, louise davis, winifred Q boyce, mabel 1. decker, alice 5 bradt, emma gray demarest, jean 4 britt, margaret dickman, mary e. D burger, hilda h. dineen, loretta marie burns, teresa disch, gertrude Q burrough, gertrude 1. doran, margaret ' buchanan, viola dost, emma i K J v? i . e - ..-e .--- - ' -e 9 Page seventy-eight fy VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAXVAVKXVKXV 0 doyle, doris v. duncan, lucy a. elkins, olive englander, sylvia epperson, ruth ferry, janette fink, julia finke, helen finn, mary flynn, katherine fox, genevieve franees freer, etliel frye, leona fowler, eleaner gallagher, helen gerald, hilda gilman, ma1'ie gilmore, mary goldberg, mildred grant, marcella greey, edna barton greene, marion grennan, marie groo, grace gunther, dorethy hadden, ruth hahn, gertrucle hall, marion hammond, mary louise hansa, edna hardenberglm, virginia harp, marion hasbrougk, lavania heany, dorothy heath, phyllis i heeb, elizabeth hebeler, adele hendrickson, gladys hendrickson, venus hiort, esther lnodge, martha hoey, rose hogan, helen hogan, margaret hotaling, evelyn huber, marguerite hults, emma hutchings, elease hyde, mabel hyde, mildred jans, grace i x AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAJ9 Page seventy-Mine R, vfxvfxvxxvnxvzxvnxvfxvnxvfxvzxvfxvfxvfxV 5 kavanau h mar aret S 1 E keeler, edwina kennedy, edna kennedy, kathleen kemey, harriett kierman, margaret kingsley, mary kramer, lillian kruger, lueile kunlz, cvelyn lakay, alvina lappine, marion lare, edith lasher, hildia landgrcn, edna legg, gertrude lent, gertrude levine, mildrefl lewis, mildred V libby, doris livingston, clara luey, ann me donald, jessie mallory, cleanor martin, mary matthias, Velma mayetta, rose mayo, helen me earthy, agnes me earthy, helen me earthy, helen g. me earthy, helen in me kcewn, vivian mead, dorothy meacl, ida mekeel, esther lneyer, beatriee miller, alice miller, elizabeth miller, lillian mitchell, alverta mooslain, isabel morris, anna morrissey, florence morton, cvelyn mould, esther mullen, veronica neary, margaret oakley, leslie . o'reilly, margaret ovens, mildred owens, dorothy owens, eleanor parrott, helen parshall, marion 1 K o J fxvfxvfxvnxvnxvAvAvAvAvAvAvfxvfxvfx 'Z Page eighty QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQZAVAVAVAVQT N pendle, catherine peterson, hehner pfrommer, louise ann polhemus, margaret polhemus, mary polhamus, stella powell, esther puckhaber, florence quirk, alice raff, franees reed, julia reeve, mildred reinhardt, carol relyea, florence relyea, sylvia rich, charlotte roberts, emily rosen, jewel rundell, elsie sehiek, elvina sehwagerman, f. scriber, elizabeth scriber, emma semack, lillian sherer, clorothy shillinger, lillian shorter, dorothy shurter, evelena sigafoos, pearl silver, ethel silver, jennie simpson, marion sinsapaugh, katherine smith, beatriee smith, emma smith, ethel smith, gertrude spaulding, mary sposato, susan srago, dena st-aler, ina stamnel, selma stuart, ruth summers, doris taekman, edith taylor, helen taylor, walter teator, kathleen tinin, alvina tompkin, audrey turner, marie twomey, agatha vanderburgh, alfred vanclerburgh, john 1 s e e J S fxvxxvfxvfxvzxvgxvzxvnwmfnxvnwxxvfxvfx 9' Page eighty-one l 4 P D d ll d g 11 Q tt th ll Q h 1 li th ll: d l t g P hkf, '1 3 k 4 5 Z 4 5 ' . , 1 r W n - I 1 - I - n v 1 1 A 1 n 5 2 5 v 4 5 2 4 4 D 5 2 5 Z C P 2 4 z 2 S 2 4 D 2 5 2 4 2 bk 4 iv GYAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAYZAVZXVAVAgg Page eighty-two STUDENT COUNCIL FACULTY M131v1B1cRs FRESHMEN MEMBERS Miss Havens Mr. Jacobs SENIOR MEMBERS Evelyn Sumner Beatrice Thompson Marie Cubbarcl Anne Bennett Elena Villalnil JUNIOR MEMBERS Dora van den Berg Marjorie Beebe Bertha Blaikie Page cighly-llzrce Viola Buchanan Helincr Petersen SUBSTITUTE MEMBERS lVIa1'ga1'et, Williams .lean Shaeklette Kathryn Mower Eleanor King Helen Coffey Kathleen Talbot Bessie Dixon Florence Kelley STUDENT GOVERNMENT 45, VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAX7 N S 2 3 1 a r 590: OFFICERS ' President ........................................... Ev1cLrN SUMNER Vice-Presirlent ............. ......... ll 'IARJORIE BEEBE Secretary-Trea.sarer ........................ ELENA h71LLAMIL 4 It is difficult to understand when one looks at the present New - Paltz girl that a few years ago she was as a mouse in a cage. It is . difficult to associate the 1927 self reliant girl with that traditional D seminary lass several years back. Those were the days when it li X was immoral to go automobile riding after dark. Those were the days when the students indifferently sat back and listened to the ' dictates of a remote faculty. l - Now we have a body which is learning rapidly to assume self , imposed responsibilities. A student body which is feeling a much appreciated afiiliation with the faculty members. t What- has accomplished this change? The story begins with last year when Mr. van den Berg consented to have a body of student representatives and two faculty advisors confer to draw up . a Constitution and Rules which would govern the student body. It was not easy to begin, but the little body finally succeeded in launching out for the consideration of students and faculty the results of a few weeks of hard labor. It was received with amazing ' enthusiasm, and a very important factor in this new regime is the . splendid cooperation of the students. Their spirit Will make it the acme of successful enterprises. ' So now-Cheers for Mr. van den Berg who made it possible! cheers for the faculty who have become united with us! cheers lastly ' and loudly for the students who silently but forcefully buoy up the Student- Government to greater and certain success. , E. S. l Page eighty-lam 6+iiS1Q4:A,xzQA,xz4gxzQiz4sxzQYz45v2fwAvfWfWfWfxY7QW 5 S Q Q 4 g QA I ' lv L TW I ' viii L , HQ' '- MS 32' ' R 2 f 4? f 'f 5 N 1 1 2 sus. N , F, - 3 V IIIIMLMHA ' ' 5 S 4' 5' ' 2 ! 0--IK 1' Q -Q' . 1 I VTX IH - N Q , - DRG rnnmonmn 0 Q Q 4xvAvnxvfxvAvAvAvfxvAvxxv4wAx43743 JJ Page eighty-five QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVSSQ K 5 Xa ,- VX . J I X f ' N Z ' if I N f 4 Q I Z S ' 4 9 2 s X ' ' 2 3 ,L -J um L 2 Z fl -- J - lx 2 fl! - - f' fi' '--f XLx 2 fummmmumm g 5 ff 51, 4 4 Q p 2 'I ' ' ' I 4 b ' x Z 5 41:9 1' 1 Q K ,-,- , 9 was PKK - mm Pnnmaonmn ' Qjf' QAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAQ fgfvfxvnxvzxvnxvfsvnxvfxvnxvfsvfwfxvnxvzxas 5 4 JUNIOR PROM At last our Freshman year has passed and we need no longer look with envious eyes at the upper classinen. In fact we are they now. For weeks we worked with tremendous responsibility- JUNIOR PROM. Saturday morning, May the first, dawned the most perfect of days. On that glorious morning if one were to steal silently into the gym early, he would find the sun slyly smiling at what he found there. And no wonder, for the gym was all dressed up. It was no longer a barren room but a garden in which purple Wisteria hung from white arbors over one's head. At the west stairway lead to a cozy college room which had once been the stage of the gym. This was dedicated to the Seniors who were to be our guest of the evening. All too slowly the clock turned its hands until we came upon an entirely different scene. We now have the air filled with the strains of a dance orchestra and the floor crowded with happily dancing couples. At the doorway stands the much dreaded receiving line welcoming late arrivals. But time and tide wait for no man, and before we knew it the Junior PROM had arrived at a successful conclusion. - SENIOR PROM The date was January 29, 1927, the time 8:00 P.M., and the place the gymnasium. A Near the appointed time, cars of all descriptions could be seen swinging around the drive. Shortly after the cars had deposited their passengers, the dancing began. It might well have been termed a night in Spain, because of the decorations. Foliage with vividly hued leaves formed an arch- I P J , G fxvxxvfxvnxvaxvfxvnxvnxvnxvfsvfwfxvfxvfx 9 Page eighty-seven 0-s. We VAVAVAVZXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV 5 f N way above the dancers. The windows were transformed into purple church windows through which light softly shone. A splendid birch tree spread out its adorned branches, forming a screen in front of the stage. But the best things must end some time even though it be a Senior Prom. Surely it will always hold a place dear in our meni- ories. ' LYCEUM COURSE The Lyceum Course of this year was opened with the Accordion Trio which proved to be a true omen of the enjoyable entertain- ments that followed, The program was varied and, best of all, it was modern. True, the appeal was to the sentiments, but that did not detract from the pleasure it gave as the 'selections were given in a charming and talented manner. They made of the Jazz, not a savage, primitive discord as is often the ease, but a light, dainty, efferveseent thing that capti- vated the ear and brought a spontaneous smile to the lips. For our next number we were fortunate in securing the Sym- phony Orchcstra of Carl Simonis. They rendered a variety of high class selections including 'several by the talented pianist Mr. Singer. These were received with favor by the people who appre- ciated having with them this well known Orchestra and pianist. Their program carried one from dark turbulent sea of work and trouble to the sunny realm of mirth and happiness. Nippo Strongheart--an Indian chief from the 'state of Wash- ington gave us a vivid picture of present day life on the Indian reservations and plainly showed the need for radical changes in the govcrnmcnt's 'management of Indian affairs. His chieftain attire added a touch of reality. Another charming number was the Italian Quartet. This was in G AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA 9 Page eighfy-eight QKVAVAVAVAVAVAVAvnxvfxvnxvzxvnxvfxvia 5 4 strong contrast to the preceding musical number, but it was fully as enjoyable. They gave several novel and interesting selections which made the program outstanding. This was followed by Helen Simpson, a clever impersonator. Her ingenuity in costumving, coupled with her dramatic ability pro- vided an interesting evening. Musical Duo-A performance which was a pleasing combina- tion of bits and bits. There was a bit of Madame Butterfly, a bit of impersonation a bit of musical comedy,-in fact a variety, part of which made an especial appeal to everyone. The Sitting Trio gave the best musical program heard in the auditorium. The sympathetic accompaniment of the father was so artistic, so spirited, so sustaining that it made this trio excel even the Symphony.-We want to hear the Sitting Trio again. Q S 4 5 5 4 2 5 P 4 P 4 1 x e J Q' AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVXXVAVKX Page elghry-nine L.. S, it Q Q :. 'E N f.. X KQPVAVAVMVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ3 Zf N5 2 2 4 P 2 5 5 4 I 0 5 5 THE CAST OF ARETHUSA PLAY 5 Charlotte Winslow ............................................................ GRACE CUTBILL g Oliver Winslow ........................................ MARX' ELIZABETH KILPATRICK ' 4 Mark Winslow ..................... .................................... M ARJORIE B 5 Augusta Winslow Martin .......... .............. ............. H E L C 4 Alan Martin ................... ' ..................... J USTINE RE 2 Martha Winslow .... . . .. .... FLORENCE BENNETT D Richard Winslow .... ...C -THARIIQIE MUNROE 4 Nancy Blake .... ELYN SUMNER 5 K t' ....... ANN LU Q D 3 4 4 5 Z 4 D 5 4 f P 5 4 5 4 4 4 Q Avfxvnxvfxvgxvgxvrxvnxvfxvnxvfxvnxvnxvnx J Page ninety-one FQ VAVZXVZXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVKXVZXV Q lb f N 4 4 D 2 5 Q 5 5 4 Q 2 P 5 E ARETHUSA PLAY A D Once more the Broadway audience at New Paltz goes mad over 4 a new production. Rival managers are tearing their hairy rival D stars are gnashing their teeth. The lights of Broadway were dim- 4 med lastnight bythe flashing and twinkling performance. It was 5 the first night for 'fThe Youngest and the cast so pleased the audience that the walls of the playhouse stil ing with applause. bb The whole town is talkipgfi ' newspapers are full of it Q and never were tickets for f e performances sold faster. We D envy Philip Barry, the author, but all applause is not due him, Q for--I say-we have an all-star cast. l . 5 e t 4 2 . 2 Q 4 2 4 1 S . y A J QAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAgg Page mnety-two Q I ' l Nil Lfxla xx Q ,f I .X ,.i .nw K ' 1 ivy, Q .K ! 1 F- 7 5 11' ,VJ 1 P A f 4 fr f,f'o ,-'51 ,X ' o , i i JI X' xkfzi .ir x . wp Q' .-'I ., K, fagQSYQYZMAVAVAVAVAVAvAvAi7AvAxziofiz3fgg iff?-71, f Q - p N Ng ' '?' jv' , f 'fa f llf F' EW ff? I M2 35 5 X :WU Lf fm, ff Q4 ffg - - f l lm Q' xg Q X! 5 7 llff ml! H.-1 ,: , f.:. XT if '? ? ,LSU Mg fijffsi N5 Q Au X? 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Up to a time within the past three years, Ago stood for a small group of girls struggling for unity and prosperity with little aid or encouragement. But recently, new plans have brought about new successes, and new and hopeful interest. For Ago now has come up to a fraternity standing, has secured a house of her own, and a larger group of happy girls, who have enjoyed working for their fraternity and for their Alma Mater. A tiny whisper that cooperation has done much toward bring- ingabout the spirit of Ago which now predominates in our fraternity life, giveslaway the secret of our happiness this year. It is our main desire to spread this theme of cooperation not only throughout future years of fraternity life, but also through the years of the life of our Alma Mater, that friendship, loyalty, and truth may ever be the background of New Paltz .Normal standards. 4 4 + K J S fxvfxvnxvxxvnxvnxvnxvnxvnxvA.vAvAvfxvfx 9' Page ninety-six 90114 as-manga .l H9 G, VAVAVAVXXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV 5 AGON I AN ' SORORITY Cmfh SENIOR MEMBERS RUTH BOOK ICATHERINE CARROLL CA'1'Hl'IRlNl'l4 FLANAGAN ES'1'IIl'ZR JONES 'DOROTHY IKOHL GRACE LEIBI' ' ANNA L,ES'1'RANGl'I ' IJOROTHY NIACIKICNZIE RUTH IWILLER - FLORENCE ABBOTT IWADELINE BRICNNAN LOUISE BRITTON ANNA CARROLL CHARI.O'l l'l'I COWIIC OLIVE EDEN EVELYN GILL HELEN GUMAICR JUN1 OR M EMB DOROTHY MUTII H1-:LI-:N OAKLEY ETHICL ORDWAY AWILIJRED SMITH AL1CI'I SNYDER RUTH SIIAHR BICATRICE T1-IOMPHON M ILDRED VAN BRUNT REBA WEYANT ERS' ESTELLE HANSIJIQII RUTTI HOWE W ILMOT MIIJIIIAIIK ICI.-IZABETI-I URR CATHERINE SAMAIIS ETH EL S IL KWORT H CHARLOTTE SMITH DORIS STOCK MARION WHITEH1-:AII FR ESHMEN MEMBERS FRANCES AGOR ALICE BAIICTTI FRANCES BELL ALENE CABLES JANETTE FERRY MARIE GILMAN EMMA HULTS ELICANOR IWALLOY FLORENCE NIA'1'TICE LILLIAN MILLER CHARLOTTE RICH LILLIAN SHILLINGER EIIGARITA WHIGAM NA1'AI1IIC WHIGAM G AVKXVAVAYVANXAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA 'Z Page ninety-ciglIt K f- ' - 0QQXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVGYAVAVAVAVQ . JFS! - 4 Q XEYZXXXXXV W: L ' N. 3 E 5: N 1? 4 'XJ kg CLIQNIAN SORORITY l :ig YQ - J U M W 45. OP 1+ 19151215 X xi Q I'rvs1'1lm1t .................................,........... L XNN1-1 BENNI-:'l l Q' , I '1'rc-Prcsirlent ..................................... IEAN Emullpcl Rcrorfling Secretary ,.................... I1-:Ax S11AcKI.r:'11r f'orrcsp0n11ing Sccretflry .... lCm r1-115 B'1ACvVlLl,lAMb Trefzsurer .......,....,..,...,.......,....,.....,....... ICLSHQ HOWARD 21,721 S 7 USS , WW-.. - -2 ..,- ,.,Af'Qa?5y7 S fX7Av4xvAv4w4xv4wAv4:.v45Wz57fixi7453253,,M Page nincly-nine QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV 0 5 - W 4 y 4 CLION IAN SORORITY The present members of the Clionian Sorority have received a heritage of many years of S01'0l'lty life in New Paltz, rich with the joyous experiences of former Clionians. 'We may even trace our existence back to those members of the Phi Kappa Pi Literary Society who felt the need in this school for a closer bond of fellow- ship among certain students for the promotion of a friendly spirit and best intellectual endeavor. It is to these worthy pioneers that we now look with reverence for thc spirit of progress which theyshowed' these many years ago and receive their trust with the promise to always go forwa1'd. It has even been the earnest desire of the members of Clio to foster a spirit of 'sisterly relationship, not only within the narrow pale of the Sorority but among the students of the school as a whole. P 4 4 4 S XXVAVZXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA fy Page one 'hundred i Q ' R4 .- 2 'Q Q Q 3 E' Q Q N Q N N Q Q 2. e E OT E OLE AB--'E S 5 ALICE CORBETT GQVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVZXVZXVAVAVAV 5 5 D 4 5 2 CLIONIAN SORORITY ANNE BENNETT ALICE CASTLE HARRIET CLEVELAND GLADYS EVANS LILLIAN HAAS DVB SENIORS ELSIE HOXVARD HAZI-:L MALONE IQATHRYN MOWER M P ' URIEL REDIGER HARRIET TEMPLETON ELENA VILLAMIL ALICE ANDERSON CLARA BAIRD JUNIORS GERTRUDE HEALD BERNICE LEACH SALLIE BEDELL ,So 3-'X' EDITH MACWILLIAMQ. -Ani-BERTHA BI AIKIF EIIZABETH RUDD -k 4 4 Y G. A f'Vh G TPB ZSCHARL T C MAN Q0 A ,A S LI-'TT LOUISE COUCII EDNA CURRY KATHRX'N DILLINGHAM JEAN ELDRIDGE R N HACK . E INIARGUERITE TAMNEY GRACE TRAVIS DORA VAN DEN BERG NIARGARET WILLIADIS JEAN WILIIIAMS IQATHRYN WOEHR FRESHMEN 4 :VIOLA BUCHANAN MARJORIE DAVIS ETHEL FREER MARION HALL VIRGINIA HARDENBERG ADELE HEEELER NIARION LAPPINE MARGARET POLHEMUS S'1:ELLA POLHAMUS MARION PARCHALL FLORENCE PUCKHABER ETHEL SMITH DORIS SUMMERS MARIE TURNER JEAN WILLIAMS MARGUERITE WOOD MTM J G fxvnxvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvnxvnxvAvfN 'D QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAQ bf W4 4 L b 1 4 5 5 ARETHUSA SORORITY 4 iw S 3 OFFICERS P If t 1 L Q D IPI Xu 5 f , Z Q' 7 1 T B - 5 2 4 D 2 4 n e x fxvfxvfxvfxvxxvAvfxvnxvfxvfxvfxvnxvfxvnx ,J R, VAVAVAVXXVAVAVAVAVXXVAVAVZXVAV ,Q ARETHUSA The past has recorded another year of life for Arethusa. And as in times gone by, eaeh year brings new lifeg invigorating and stimulating the old. The girls of New Paltz are different with each new year even as one generation is from another. But though in dress, in custom, in manners, the girls of the present are a different type from their predecessors, there is one common spirit that permeates through each group of Arethusa maids. It is the spirit that began long ago-the feeling of love for their sisters,- for their Alma Mater. This is the main objective of each girl, and here's wishing that she may always succeed. The Arethusa House which Homes a certain percentage of the maidens is the seat of many activities during the year. We have a Theatre party, Skiing Club, Roller Skating Club and Arethusa play to remember among the many things which occurred am-ing 1926-1927. Y But let us hope that the many pleasures come second in our memoriesto the real worthwhile benefits that the Sorority and its 'spirit has done for us. . E. S. i K S e J G fxvfxvnxvnxvxxxfzxvfxvnxwxvnxvnxvnxvfxvfx 9' Page one himdrerl and four 'Z' 5. 5 3 ft I' -1 N S 1. 2 Q S. ES T5 Kg, VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ f ARETH USA SORORITY SENIOR MEMBERS HELEN COFFEY BESSIE DIXON GLADYS EDWARDS FLORENCE KEIYIYEH HELEN NIIIILER MILDRED MURPHY ESTI-I ER WEIIC MARION PHILLIPS :KATHERINE ROGERS R 'T R I L H OWI EVELYN SUMNER ETHEL TONIPKINS ELSIE VVADE H JUNIOR MEMBERS 4 LILLIAN BARNETT .1 WVIARJORIE BEEBE FLORENCE BENNETT ESTHER BOWERS ELEANOR BREMNER JEAN EDWARDS FLORENCE FERRY RUTH GARDNER DOROTHY HEATON A Lu H Y DI I I' OPPER MAY :KILPATRIC K JANET STEWAR ELEANOR KING ANNE LEMKAU SHIRLEY MORTENSEN CATHERINE IWUNROF NIADELAINE MYERS NIARJORIE NORWOOD JUSTINE REPP FRANCES REYNOLDS MARTHA ROWE HELEN SOHNS BETTY STEWART T FRESHMEN MEMBERS LORETTA AUSTIN 4 MARGARET BAKER I 'VIARION CHAMBERLATN GRACE CUTBILL JEAN DEMAREST GLADYS HENDRTCKSON VENUS HENDRICKSOW EVELYN HOTALING HARRIET KPZNNEH - ANN LUCY PEARL SIGAFOOS EDYTH TACKMAN C I . J QAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA 9 Page one lmmflred and six K QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAQ 4 N S 3 Q 5 M505 N50 S D . 4 2 lll 1 2 5 9 2 ' f.,-CQ - Qi S 5 Uf.vi+3wrlff f m wL:1uuQi,J L Q 4 ,jf 1 ' fL- JCii1C3 5 5 W'-f TGP! L-fxlgjiykj WN ' -'kf' 5 DK UXMUUDLJC, 5 5 gif' DKK Dix C3 Q 5 f ,EU -LM if N bk K - one ranmzonum - iji QXXVAVAVAVLXVAVAVAVAVAVXXVAVAVAggD QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV .9 f SENIOR DIARY FOR 1926-'27 Sept. 8 A.M. Six new male additions to the student body. , RM. Frosh is seen registering her parent's name as mamma and papa. 9 The same .frosh returns to the old homestead. 4 10 555lQ females enjoy Gregory's specialty. I 11 555W females write home for money. 23 Mr. Matteson pctrifies the frosh with Current Topics. 30 Faculty note that wearied countenanees pre-dominate throughout 5 student body. Thus endeth the second Current Topic lesson. Oct. 2 Exit Charleston-Enter Black Bottom. 'i 12 Faculty and students swear everlasting devotion to Mr. Columbus 1. '92, P 14-21 Barbers go out of business. Kresge's order an unlimited supply of blonde switches. 26 Sorority initiation is in progress. 4 Nov 4 A t'frosh informs us that Al Smith is Mayor. 10 Raccoon coats popularize the campus. P 12 Hash, beans, and bologna are now taken for granted fnot for nour- 4 ishmentl in t-he boarding houses. - 16 Elena Villamil and Hazel Malone go swimming in the Wallkill. 18 First group of Seniors arrive from their extension teaching and . try to convince us that they are worldly wise. 25 We vacation. ' 5 Dec. 1 We learn that Grace Wett-erau has accepted--a diamond. Q 2 Jealousy prevails. . 5 A purse containing 310 was found and identified by 15 students. 7 Post office is crowded with students who are renewing their acquaint- 4 anees with long lost boy friends-December 25th is only . eighteen days away. 19 We leave N.P..N. having correct fare ready. ' Jan. 6 New Paltz awakens to the New Year. ' - 12 Mary Nicholas declares that Pennington's cannot do her justice. 1 17 Miss Giddings in Modern Drama Class says Anything that has a 4 long run is a success. Buddie Haas says Then my silk D stockings must be all successes. 4 29 Seniors exhibit the best looking men ever to enter the portals of N.P.N. - ' 30 Traffic cops busy! They acquire enough fines from the many 4 Packards, Cadillacs, and other prom automobiles to build a High School. 31 Mr. Hall is initiated. Q 31 New semester begins. Feb. 2 Miss DG2gDC.Ol'gRDlZOS an :esthetic dancing class comprised of 20 - emors. 19 Water Pipes Break!!! There is now a rumor that the village of , New Paltz may be used as a reservoir for New York City. . 13 Lanky sends 13 valentines. Page one humlred and e-ight 2 QKVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVLXVAVLXVAV N Feb. 4 5 D 4 . 2 Apr. 4 Q May Q . 4 June 13 happy girls get to-gether-Result??? Kindergarten Club celebrate their successful year by giving a tea. Miss Olds is famous. 85 students cut chapel--No attendance taken. N.P.N. basketball game vs. State College for Teachers at Albany. Downfall of N.P.N. tBleachers crashed.J Aesthetic dancing class meets again, now consisting of 12 Senio1's. School not in session. Leora Shiels presents Spanking System to Miss Lane's J. H. S. Math. class. Full attendance at chapel-No roll taken. - . Only 6 Seniors report to Miss Deane's dancing class. It won't Be Long Now! College Inn isn't. Arethusa and Agonian girls regret- having paid their bills. Mr. Campbell lectures in chapel and stresses the emotions rather than the intellect. The Faculty commit to memory that proverb of George Washing- ton's Strive to keep alive in thy breast that little spark of ecclesiastical fire called Conscience The Freshman Hop. Pictures taken for Class Book--92 girls leave Mr. Hall's class for ' Glee Club picture. HARMONY. Athletic Association drink tea. Miss Giddings April F ool's her Modern Drama class and they go to York City and see Ethel Barrymore in The Constant 1 e H End of third quarter. Seniors cannot adjust themselves to subject matter and are ready to use cuts. April Showers. April Showers. And the Green Grass Grew all around. Favorite outdoor sport lhitch hiking! is now advantageous in more ways than one. Back home and BROKE. Easter is looked upon as a thing of the past. Paris styles promenade along Main Street. Underclassmen realize the unrivalled privilege of being a Senior since Senior privileges have gone into effect. Roller skates are prominent along the state road. Arethusa's Youngest hits New Paltz by storm. 10 more payments and the coupe is Rusty's. Muriel decides to reduce. Muriel drinks only orange juice and loses weight. Buddie and Elena recognize a tall, thin shadow coming into Clio House as their roommate. Orange juice forever! Seniors make up for lost time and study. The Seniors are honored by everyone. The Seniors are Seniors no more. L, H, .j c O gg y GvAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAXXAVA Page one hundred and nine -4-1 me -W-mm KKVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVKXVAV 5 N FUNN ING THE FACULT Y Where rhythm and meter abound Mr. Bennett is sure to be foundg With a da de dum dum And a buinpety bum His theory doth he expound. Mr. Jacobs, we know, has a inanit For raving about Pennsylvania With that state so rare Not one can compare On the subject he's darn ne u insanii The newest addition of all Is that dignified gent, Mr. Hall With calm and with deference He asks us for reference From most all the books on the wall. And how Current Topics do thrive Mattie calls on us four out of five Newspapers prepare us But how he does scare us 'S wonder we come out alive. If interested come and see nie. What a slogan that's getting to be If anyone can Mr. Ward is the man Who'll land you a job Wait and see. Closing the Monticello survey Mr. Beebe get leave to go 'way To Columbia went he To get his degree Next year he'll be back, may we say? 1 K . J if fxvfxvfxvfxvgxvgxvfxvnxvfxvzxvfxvfxvfxvfx 9 Page one ltumlrcd and eleven ,KvfxvnxvnxvnxvfsvkxvfsvnxvAvnxvfs7AvfxvN.a THE OLD AND NEW REGIME When a person who has lived in .New Paltz for several years considers the advantages the class of '27, '28, and '29 have compared to the classes that have graduated we are amazed. Especially in the rapid progress made. Six years ago, who ever llCttl'Cl of the basketball or baseball schedule being made out at the connnencement of the school year? Did you ever hear of the girl's varsity? Were trips to Oneonta, to Albany, to Plattsburg, to Stroudsburg in vogue? An advance schedule was unheard of and we were lucky to get as far as Middle- town or Ellenvillc. To-day,'the first thing we do upon entering Normal is to greet Mr. van den Berg with a hand shake and with the left hand pass over five dollars. What for? Why he gives us tickets to the Lyceum course and athletic events. A splendid amount is turned over to the A.A. Board and they pay the expenses necessary to athletic teams. i The A.A. oh yes, every one becomes a member upon payment of his initial fee. Now he is allowed to partake in any sport, in any meeting, and helps to choose the members of the A.A. Board. Whereas, in days gone by it was only considered a pleasure to he a member of a team, it is now considered an honor. Such athletic ability is acknowledged by the receiving of varsity letters, class numerals and the placement of the team picture in the class book. These advantages promote an enthusiasm throughout the student body that binds one person to another and all to the Alma Mater. ' W. V. W. K s J Q? AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVKXVAVA 'D Page one hundred and twelve R, VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ-VAVAVAVAV 5 .f X. Z 'S Z S P 4 ' I S EATING S I love to eat. It is my indoor sport-. When .I get to heaven I I'm going to spend most of my time eating, not the sloppy old milk ' 4 and honey kind of food but great big juicy beef-steaks. If by D chance I don't go there the devil might, as a special favor allow me - to broil steaks over the fires down in hell. . E. B. 4 D l a s r 4 The summer sun shone brightly U 5 T S 4 rees, I Grasses, ' 4 D . cw, 4 D 4 2 Flowers, Q. . glihisr lgbiilayed her work. 5 310 summer sun shone brightly . iops y 4 , Houses, D Pisipiiieiss ever w ere. i I . 4 'clilliubs man dispblayiled his work. - 2 B. K. 4 4 u 5 K , s r... ...s o s J G rAVAVAVAVAVAVMYAVAVAVAVAVAVA M 7 Y Y V H Page one liundred andihlrleen n V it QKVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV .Q N l CAN YOU IMAGINE Pat and Kelley not speaking. 4 Mary Nicholas, awkward. 4 - Louise McManus rushed with work. i Helen Coffey as a drink. Ann Arnold as a man-hater. ' Dot Muth without an argument. . Catherine Carroll without her smile. Cb .Ethel Ives hating basket-ball. 4 I Mr. Ward with no one to tease. - D Catherine MCG-ivney on time to classes. A, Mr. Jacobs hopping freights. Mr. Matteson talking without using his eye-brows. ' Mr. Beebe being sold on the idea of a bargain in Ford sedans. 4 Mr. Bennett unable to win his audience. I Miss Giddings in low speed. ' P Bee Thompson as a pigmy. . 4 Duke and Rusty as the Dashing HOl1lbl'CS.ll . Alice Quarty as Juliet Miss Lane not prepared to teach. Q . Bertha Appleby hiding test paper. I l Evelyn Sumner with a limited vocabulary. ' D Harriet Tabor without a band on her hair. , Q Mil Smith lazy. 5 Connie Murty high hatting anybody. ' Ruth Spahr quiet after 10:45. 4 Grace Wettereau blufling. I D Temp. and Clevey not getting a kick out of life. Happy Edwards not singing. Q ' Elena Villamil with a ruffled disposition. . . Virginia Andrews wearing skirts to her knees. Anne Bennett not dependablej 4 Mr. Hall pronouncing Innocentia Cosentino's name correctly. D Florence Hexter being Bo-Peep. Sue Hornaker and Esther Schermerhorn swapping clothes. - Q Jimmy Jones not grinning. I - Grace Leiby not wanting to go home to her mother. ' Bessie Kopp wearing a hair-net. Q Angella Mallon not clever. ' ., ' Helen Oakley admitting she'd done all her homework. Q Ethel Grdway with brown eyes. Regina Powers unattractive. Vesta Robinson flunking handwork. Kay Mower boisterous. . Buddy Haas without a date. , QAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAQ Page one hundred and fourteen R, vnxvnxvzxvnxvfsvnxvfxvfxvfsyzxvfxvzxvzxv 5 bf M ' D f 4 Q D Z THINGS WE HAVE TO TAKE FOR Z y GRANTED D Current Topics. 4 That everybody wants you to work. 2 2 That there is nothing to worry about. D The Cut Committee, 4 That anything you might do is always heartily appreciated. D That Penmanship class minus pen, manual or pencil equals CUT. Q That Kim-edge and Farley knew Engiish Gmmmar. I 5 That Monday will surely follow Sunday night. Q That Time and tide wait for no man -to say goodnight. 2 Pussy-footing in the library. V D 4 4 D 2 600, Q LIFE?S LITTLE TRAGEDIES Q Taking your last cut to avoid a test and then the instructor D postpones it. T 4 Prom-dress-Man--GRIPPE. , D A rainy week-end. Q A Hat-tire at a prom. . ' Passing up the Second helping just to be polite. v r , . ex T g gg y Awwfxvzxvzxvzxvnxvnxvfxvfxvnxvnxvnxvgx J Page one hundred and fifteen QKVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV ,Q X MF- Sllllt- New Paltz-on-the-Wallkill. Idealville, N. Y. Dear Mr. Supt.: I'vc written this letter over so many times and haven't decided whether to send it or not. . Through the principal of my school I have learned that you need a good teacher, so I am applying. Due to my versatile ability, I cannot state definitely just now in what grade I should like,to teach but perhaps after looking over the various grades I shall be able to decide. I am a graduate of the Pink School and the Butterville High School. In my Junior year at the Butterville High I won a prize in a spell down when I at- tended the Pink School I won a gold medal in a prize speaking contest. We won't discuss that now. I do hate to hear people praise themselves up to the skies as I often tell Sally. Sally's my roommate and she loves to brag. About the positiong are the children hard to manage? I hate unruly children, don't you? Why, what do you think? The children here have the nerve to call us practice teachers Miss I hope they don't do anything like that in your school. Before I can decide definitely about the position, there are a few things I'd like to know such as, things like this: CU- How big is the town? Cai 76 female. tbl Z male. C23 What are the people like? Cai Young or old. tbl Critical or not. f3l What is the salary? f4b Are living expenses high? tlxlgote: I hope they aren't too high because I must get a new fur coat next winter. f5i Will I be able to get home often? - k Tom has a' car and he can meet me half-way. To1n's my boy friend you HOIV. - Q61 Do you think I'll like it? tal School. fbi Town. ici People. I That's all I can think of just now. An early reply will be greatly appreciated because I must know where I K K tu rim Q Very truly yours, I. WANDA JOB. P.S.fI always make a point of leaving all the unpleasant things 'til last. I'm enclosing muy photograph. It really is very unflattering, doesn't look a bit like me. The girls at our house told me not to send it but I do hate to deceive people. M. D. K s. r . t J Q' AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA fb Page one hundred and sixteen Miss Clark QKVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV ,9 5 Y 4 4 D 4 D CCBY M1 Iacobs :nary Hasan: Mr. Bennett ............................................................ THEIR SAYINGS SHALL YE 3 P KNOW THEM.' ' B Now in my native state. Don't you think so? Miss Richards .... .... ...... ...... ......... . ........ ....... Way down deep. E Q ' 1 u ' H ' Cllbbvvi Mr. Matteson. Miss1.eib0rge1f1...2maZ7.54... ' Mr. Ward ...... .... . ..... .............. . ....... .. .......... You see? . .. ..................... Heels? .................................... .... ............... ' ' Do you get me? Mr. Hall ............................................ .................................. ' 'Yes, how? Miss Nichols ..,........ .......... ' 'Take nothing for granted. Miss Tulloch ........... ...................... ' 'In general, class. Miss Muffly .............. ..............,............................ f 'Yes, sir. Miss Prisch ......... .......... ' 'How can you correlate it? Miss Pfalf ............ . '..... .... ' 'Open wide the windows. Miss Elmore ....... ............ ' 'That's not sarcasm. Mr. Beebe ......,.... .......... ' 'Pardon me if I digress. Miss Reeve ...... .............................................. Enunciate clearly please. 5? ' Sit forward please 4 Miss Giddings. . .... . .. ...... PmE1'pret correctly. U . Miss Bensley .............................................. Lightl Shade and Shadow. 4 I I Miss Olds ................................................ Attractive, colorful phrasing. - V. A. S. I S i eu aw x AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA M Page one hundred and seventeen 5 vfxvnxvzxvnxvfxvexvfxvnxvkivzxxykxvzxvfxv 0 2 N 4 4 FAMOUS FOLK OF '27 D Most e:z:ecutwe.... ......... ................ .... Beatrice Thompson Biggest blower ....... f Most Graceful ............ ...... Most dramatic ........ First married .......... Biggest joke .............. Biggest flirt ...................... ...... Most easily fussed .......... ...... Rusty Van Wagenen ..........Mildred Smith .........Angella Mallon ..Lcota Edsell Slater ........Flo1'enee Hexter ...........Ethel Perfield .....Freida Neuberger Cutest ........................... .......... C harlotte Jones Biggest tease .............. ..........Isabel Coneklin Done most for class ....... . Sleepiest ................... Best singer., ............... Prettiest ................... Most Studious .... Spooniest ............. Best dancer ............. M ost talkative ............ ...... Most dignified .......... Best dressed: ........... Biggest baby ........... Best musician ..... Most artistic ...... Most quiet ............... Vampiest .................... Least dignified ............ . Peppiest ................... Most athletic ......,..... M ost in demand ....... M ost high-hat ............. .. Class grind .............. Slowest ..................... Most literary .......... ...........Ethcl Ordway ............Anne Bennett ..........Elena Villzunil .......Mildred Murphy ........Anna O'Donncll .............Amelia Velsor ..........Helcn Mitchell ........Florenee Kelley .....Katherine Carroll ..........Harriet Olcvelangl Rose ............Regina Powers ..........Harrict Rayner ...........Lillie Peterson ...........Bessie Kopp ..............Esthcr Jones .........Dorothy Muth ................. Ruth Spnhr .........Evelyn Sumner ........Muriel Precliger ...........Oatl1erine Bell ..........Theresa Cole ..........Ethcl case GDXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA fb Page one hundred and eighteen 6 VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV5 S 2 4 5 Z WHY THEY CAME TO NORMAL 5 4 4 T To get over bashfulness b T p th ' tructors 4 4 T h th' g t b t D I' g t 1 p Q T g t g al training 1ns ph t t 5 itt t S 4 h ' . g h t E-htk lg tructor T . I T T . -h Tbqd 1 d'p th hlth ' Tltfrmhgf D 4 3 5 5 D f 1 g 4 pq . 5 Z 5 5 y 4 4 5 5 4 5 2 4 5 P 4 JN x AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA M Page one hundred and nineteen I -P VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVXXVAQVAVAVAVS f v ,f N. 5 2 4 D Z SILHOUETTES P Dark silhouettes all black and white, 4 TllCl'ClS no relief mere day and night D No deep'ning blue to ease our sight 4 Just silhouettes, drear, black and' white. P No gold, no gray, no vivid red , Fierce black and white, like omen dread: 5 Bleak colors, and I now have said g The God of beauty must be dead. 4 For surely were he with us yet, D .I know that he would not forget , To grant us gold and violet- 4 He comes! Get hence ye silhouette! D V s. s. g c THE DEER , The trees saw, The grasses sawg 4 But they did not harm it. ' ' ' The streams heard, . . The birds heard 3 , But they did not harm it. ' i 2 2 4 P S 4 The man saw, ' ' The man heard, - . He killed ii! B. K Q 5 -K e Q? EAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVXXVAVA J Page one hundred and twenty Kg VXXVZXVAXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVXQN K TRIP TO NEW YORK nv I TNAODERN DRAMA CLASS We have all noticed that the modern girl of today has the desire and the tendency to do the unique 'and original thing, so our Modern Drama Class decided to do something exceedingly new in the line of work for drama. All preceding classes have been obliged to stay within the ordinary paths of workg but our class consisting of around thirty girls made the opportunity of starting a new and enjoyable way of studying the theatre. We decided to make a trip to New York and visit the theatre in connection with our class work. Miss Giddings, our Modern Drama instructor was very en- thusiastic over the ideag and it was through her kind endeavors and Mr. van den Berg's willing consent that the plans evolved from a hazy dream to a vivid reality. We were saved from the necessity of sitting two in a seat or being sadly left outside the theatre doors by the able work of the committee consisting of Alice Castle, Pearl Snyder and Helen Mitchell. Early Saturday morning before the sun was up we left the village of New Paltz. Arriving in New Yorkg some went on shop- ping tours-window-while others decided to make it entirely a theatre trip and took time during lunch period to visit the new Paramount Theatre. In the afternoon we met at the Maxine Elliot Theatre and Ethel Barrymore graciously and delightfully played the leading part in The Constant Wife. A few were so attracted by the bright lights of Broadway that they could not tear themselves away but stayed in the big city until Sunday morning. Adjectives, adverbs, phrases, everything, nothing can describe our excursion which was thoroughly enjoyed by all who had, the wonderful opportunity of going. , i J QWXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVZXVAVA W' , Page one hundred and twenty-one Hg, VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ 5 f X 4 4 5 Z S CONTRIBUTORS Miss BENSLER MILDRED SMITH .IEAN SHACKLETTL GLADYS EDWARDS MR. BENNETT ETHEL CASE DOROTHY MUTH SELMA STAMMEL BESSIE KOPP XVALTER VAN XVAGE JEAN DEMAREST ALICE CASTLE HELEN MITCHELL E. BRADT VERNA SHEELEY LILLIAN HAAS NEN F549 ART ETHEL CASE ANNA L'EsTRANGE DOROTHY MUTH HARRIET RAYNOR LITERARY MURIEL PREDIGER EVELYN SUMNER , FLORENCE BENNETT MARGARET DEVITT GEORGE MASTERSON ANNE BENNETT ELENA VILLAMIL RUTH MILLER ELIZABETH VAN DE MARK LILLIS SCHWARZWAELDER HELMER PETERSON HELEN MILLER 4 4 Q 4 L J G AVAVZXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA 'D Page one hundred and twenty-two QVAVAVAVZXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAXQ P1 f Nxi 5 P Son 'ms V1 11 11 11 11' 2 QD 1 11 gh 1 Q i - I 1 Y ! 1 1'l ' F 4 1' 1 ' ' ' . 1 A I I - , 1, .,.. -,-Q ,----- -- -' . 2 3 S 5 5 2 1U1lllll1111'119 1111111111 .ig-in , 12 I 12:5 5 lllllll 1 11 11 4 4 , 5 Z1lllllll Ill 1' , 55' '- Il.. , I 4 - M K '- 5 E XX - W HWZTJQQ bk - IRG rzrmzonum - JJQ 1 QXVAVAVAVXSXAVZVAVAVXWAVXXVAVA fb Page one 'Ml-'lNl7'Cll cmd fuzcnlyf-l1n'ce ORCHESTRA Director ...... ALICE BAm'rTl XVALTER KENNI-:Y NIILDRED ROLAND Glfsmv Lmmcna Im IVIEAD LESLIE OAKI.m' Crmm.O'r'r1c Cowm A904 CLARK FIDNA RIDER MARY SPAIJLDING WAL'r12n TAYLOR Gufxcla Txmvls JUSTINE REP? ALFRED VANDERBYRGH JOHN V ANm-:RBURGH V l:sT.x ROBINSON Page one humlred and fwenty-four MANDOLIN CLUB MISS CLARK I1Is'I'IIIaR Joxlcs ANN BASS MARION SIMPSON ELINOR HARING LEORA SHIIQLS GNXB MEMBERS VIQRNA CRAIG VERNA S1-1 Islam' IQATHERINE SARIMIS GRACE TRAVIS M ARGARI5'I' BQCCAN N EDNA HANSA Page one hundrccl and twenty-five ab'n,1 DUO p9.cp1u1a1 IMI wys-Eyzmnu p ifvnxvzxvxxvnxvfxvnxvfxvnxvzxvfxvfxvnxvfsV ,Q N SENIOR GLEE CLUB 'Tis Tuesday afternoon-strains of Drooning Timbrels are comiIIg from room 66 of the Normal School. Listen. It is the Senior Glee Club of fifty Inem- bers, whose career started when as Freshmen organization it aided in the pres- entation of the operetta My Maid of the Bamboo Screen. In its Junior year it won its laurels through its delightful rendering of the Cantata Undine in which its was assisted by Miss Betsy Lane Shephard and Mr. Albert Barber. This year, assisted by Miss Helen Wagner, a former graduate of t-he Normal, a concert has been given and this may rightly be termed Its Crowning Success. Led, directed and encouraged by Miss Clark, every member feels as if she owed to her a personal thank you for the pleasant hours which this work has made possible and 'wishes that she might again relive the hours spent together. . OFFICERS President-ALICE CAs'rI.1c VTICG-P7'GSifl6flf-:KATFIRYN Mowicn Secretary-MAnGARE'r WILLIAMS Librarians-MAIIJOIUE Bennie AND RUTH Slciniawr Florence Bennett Bertha Blaikie Ethel Brewster Charlotte Cowie Gladys Edwards Mary Gallagher Mildred Haustch Marion Hoctor Alice Anderson Bertha Applebee Marjorie Becbe Alice Castle MEMBERS . Fmsr SornANo Adele Hopper Edith Knott Edythe MacWilliams Eleanor McCoach Florence Miller Mildred Murphy Catherine Sammis Verna Sheely SECOND Sorimwo Verna Belle Craig Ruth Gardner Carmel Sposota Ruth Kennedy Florence Ferry Hazel Malone Ethel Silkworth Elizabeth Simpson Doris Skidmore Marguerite Tamney Elizabeth Terwilliger Beatrice Thompson Elena Villamil Eleanor Wagoner Harriet Rayner Justine Repp Frances Reynolds Margaret- Foster Marjorie Norwood Jean Shacklette Charlotte Smith FIRST AL-T0 Lillian Barnett Dorothy Macliaury Marion Phillips Elsie Tietje Louise Britton Katherine Mower Ruth Siebcrt SI-:coND ALTO Evelyn Boyce Agnes Hall Regina Powers Jean Williams Edith Endtwistle Dorothy Heaton Louise Sharp Margaret Williams Ethel Perfield Q . ........ .g . I Page one Immlrefl and twenty-seven al3n,1 9110 po.cpzm11 pun -H21 only wma Hg, VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVZQZAVAVAVAV 5 rf rg 4 . F RESHMAN GLEE CLUB OFFICERS . E , President .......,.................................... JEAN DEMAEEsT 4 Vice-President ............................,....... JEAN CAMER f 5 W Librarians .............. ETHELEFREER AND I'IELEN M i . . The group of girls comprising this club have worked hard to 4 make it the 'success it is as also has our leader, Miss Clark. It is D mainly through her efforts that it has been made possible for us to appear in both Junior and Senior Assembly. ' The girls whose names appear below, will do everything possible Q to make the coming years a success musically in N. P. N. ' D I FIRST SOPRANO i - Q Mildred Ashworth Marion Lappine 5 Frances Bell Mildred ovens 4 Lucile Birdsall Esther Powell Alene Cables Florence Puekhaber 5 Jean Demarest Selma Stammel . E Ethel Freer Ruth Watts Q SECOND SOPRANO D Marion Chamberlain Evelyn Hotaling y Dorothy Gunther Marguerite Wood Q Adele Hebcler A 4 Avro ' Loretta Austin Helen Mayo 4 - Jean Cameron Margaret Polhemus Cynthia Clarke Charlotte Rich i' Edna Hausa XvAZAVAWXVLSfAV!WAVAVKWAWXVAVAy,J Page one hundred and twenty-nine S. Q T. C 'E I N N e - N x N. N P 's N C Kg VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVXBVAV ,Q 5 W4 DRAMATIC CLUB D are f President .......... Vice-President.. Secretary .......... Pannlox-.lc . ......... ....... . .....lJoRo'rHx' MU'l'lI . ...... .......,.,............ G RACE TRAVIS T7'6l1Slt7'G7'............ ......... ............FRANCES REYNOLDS Lillian Appel Clara Baird Lillian Barnett Marjorie Beebe A B' nctt nne en Florence Bennett Bertha Blaikie Eleanor Bremner Louise Britton Katherine Carrol Alice Castle - Harriet Cleveland Helen Coffey Charlotte Cowie Charlotte Coleman' B ss' lJ'.'n e .ie lx: 1 Gladys Edwards Florence Ferry Evelyn Gill Lillian Haas Esther Jones May Kilpatrick Anne Lemkau Edith MaeWilliams Ansrela Mallon Hazel Malone Ruth Miller Wilmot Miller Kathryn Mower Constance Murty Dorothy Muth Ethel Ordwav Muriel Prediger Frances Reynolds Kathryn Rogers Jean Shaeklette Ethel Silkworth Charlotte Smith Mildred Smith Betty Stewart Evelyn Sumner Grace Travis Beatrice Thompson Elena Villamil Margaret Williams . t it y y A J S fxvxxvfxvnxvnxvLxvnxvnxvzxvzxvnxvxxvfxvfx fy Page one humlvezl and thirty-one 5gkVAVAVXXX7AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV5 5 N4 S 2 S DRAMATIC CLUB 4 Occasionally in the rare annuals. of school entertainment, 5 Dramatic Club will open its doors to outsiders and declare an open 4 qi meeting. If ever again during your 'sojourn here, that invitation. D should be extended, avail yourself of this opportunity. At no other P Q 1 time are you able to witness with quite such distinction the spirit of Dramatic Club. The spirit which enables us to put before the D public the successes we accomplishg the spirit which of all things g makes us pleased that we are one of those who belong. S 5 Q if 5 5 5 S Q C , 1 I 5 I Q 4 2 Z 5 4 5 4 4 . Q ' w ' u . - v F 5 QiAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA fb Page one hundred and thirty-two ' Jlivd O N J pac pun rl lt D p 'nl ll ll 90.4111 'iv' 1 55.51 2 -. .,,..,- 3-gfr. Z as x Kg, VAVAVAVAVAVAVAXQZXRVXRVZXVA-VXXVAV .5 f X JUNIOR LITERARY CLUB President ............ Vice-President... Secretary ............ Treasurer .......... Florence Abbott Alice Anderson Anna Appel! Lillian Appell Catherine Axtniann Clara Baird Virginia Baxter Florence Bennett Sally Bedell Bertha Blaikie Esther Bowers Madeline Brennan Louise Britton Anna Carroll Verna Belle Craig Temperance Davies Helen Dodds Lorraine Dubois Jean Edwards Helen Eidle Jean Eldridge Irene Ellette Claire Gerald Agnes Hagen Agnes Hall Estelle Hansler Marjorie Hartman Gertrude Heald Marion Hector Ruth Howe Eleanor King Bernice Leach Dorothea Lee Margaret McCann OFFICERS FLORENCE BENNETT ...... ......ANNA CARROLL ..... ......LILLIAN APPELL ...........HELEN Domus Adele McDowell Madeline McMullen Kathleen Magrath Edith Mewkill Wilmot Miller Madelaine Myers Helen Nicht Marion O'Brien Ruby O'Dell Margaret O'Hare Margaret Quinn Lillian Reilly Frances Reynolds Ruth Rhodes Elizabeth Rudd Catherine Sammis Rebecca Seheaffer Dorothy Scott Lois Seaman Ruth Siebert Jean Shacklette Emily Shaw Agnes Sherman Ethel Silkwortli Charlotte Smith Betty Stewart Doris Stock Fannie Taylor Mabel Townsend Grace Travis Elizabeth Vandemark Marion Whitehead Margaret Williams . E J G Avfxvnxvfxvzxvgxvnxvxxvfxvnxvnxvfxvxxvfx 9' Page one hundred and thrirly-four. QKVAVKVAQAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVg JUNIOR LITERARY CLUB The Junior Literary Club? That ought to describe 'it but there is, oh so much more to say. Our present Junior Literary Club is the bright flame of an old glow. A few years ago there was a Junior Literary Society which existed and then did not exist. We, as Juniors, felt our superiority and thus decided to pick up, with the everflowing help of Mr. Bennett, the burnt embers of this society and make it into a glowing torch, now known as the Junior Literary Club. Our work has been extremely interesting. We had our Junior Literary Club business meetings first and then we branched off into three different sections commonly called the Journalistie, Essay and the Reading sections. It was a pleasure to become familiar with authors and the modern fo' iteratur . id have fun with a grand old debate an ie joy r ' ed from forming and intro- ducing our new scl ol paper, is ond description. There is only one wish Tthat we members of the Junior Literary cherish and that is that next year's work in the club will he as pleasurable and profitable as this year's work has been. J x J G fxvfxvnxvgxvgxvgxvfxvnxvfxvnxvfxvxxvfxvfx W Page one hundred and thirty-five rg vavavavwfmvAvavfwavixvaxffava bf N4 S 2 g KINDERGARTEN CLUB 4 n The Kindergarten nieets the first Thursday of every month. The meetings are largely social, consisting of a short business meet- 4 ing, entertainment and refreshments. P In February the members of the Club had a Japanese tea which Q was very successful, both financially and socially. D The Kindergarten club held a banquet for its Senior members 4 which took place in May. D Several of the members of the club attended the annual meet- 4 ing of the International Kindergarten Union with Miss Havens, D T at New Haven, during the week of April 26th. ' ' 5 2 5 4 S Q 4 i 5 2 S 2 4 2 4 P 4 4 4 S 1 R i i , , e J G AVAXZAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAQ N. rl' Q 'B e m :- : s N 2 1 N N. 2 2 s N. -.. 2 xa- -, Q CI: 'u .5 fs Q ... F7 m,,fvfxvnxvzxvnxvAvAvfsvfxvfxvzxvfxvnxvzxv ,fy N KINDERGARTEN CLUB 4 Natalie Adams Dorothy Allen Helen Ambler Virginia Andrews Ann Bass Shirley. Bass Florence Bennett Jessie Bennett- Norma Berkwits Spenees Bookbinder Ruth Buhrmaster Margaret Burns Jean Cameron Alice Castle Madeline Clark Doris Classon H2l1'FlCt Cleveland Rose Cloonan Helen Coffey Theresa Cole Charlotte Cowie Amelia Cox Temperance Davies Marjorie Davis Doris Doyle Edna Drislane Eva Dunn Gladys Evans Gladys Edwards Ruth Gardner Hilda Gerald Mildred Goldberg Ethel Goldsand Jeanette Griffin Ruth Havens Gxkfl Dorothy Heaton Adele Hebeler Lois Hesse Esther Hivit Elizabeth Scott ,Elsie Howard Alida Hughson Patience Hutchinson Mabel Hyde Helen Iserman Dorothy Jago Margaret Kiernman Marion Knight Edna Landgren Marcella Leper Edythe MaeWilliams Hazel Malone Elizabeth May Helen Mayo Esther Mekiel Beatrice Meyer Elizabeth Miller Helen Mitchell Marjorie Norwood Constance Murty Madelaine Myers Helen Oakley Katherine Phelps Harriet Rayner Frances Reynolds Charlotte Rich Vesta Robinson Mary Rose Jewel Rosen Jean Rush Catherine Sammis Esther Schermerhorn Frances Schwagerman Margaret Hogan Elizabeth Scriber Dorothy Scutt A Dorothy Sharter Evelina Sherter Ethel Silver Charlotte Smith Marion Smith Pearl Snyder Ruth Spahr Dena Srago Ina Statler Doris Stock Doris Summers Marguerite Tamney Marian Taylor Harriet Templeton Ethel Tompkins . Grace Travis Mildred VanBrunt Loretta Van de Kirk Dorothy Van de Veer Amelia Velsor Edna Vermilyea Elena Villamil Hilda Vogel Dorothy Wealeh Gladys Weir Anna Welbasky Jean Williams Margaret Williams . e t J S fxvfxvAvfxvnwfxvnxvavzxvzxvfxvfxvfxvfx Page one hiuulrefl and Il1.i1'!y-eight 5 f QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVZXVAVAVAVAVAV 5 2 2 D 4 D 4 D 4 5 4 2 P LONG ISLAND CLUB Cheeks tanned and roughened by salt-flecked breezes, bodies vibrant with the rush of wind and waves,--Long Island girls,- everytime. f Bound closely by common ties into a club into which they pour the vigor of their personality. From a social affair to talk over the folks back home to a real sports club, this 'surging force has been responsible, in driving them. Eagerly the members of this Club look forward to its bi-weekly meeting when every girl vitally interested in her home and in her school brings to the others the joy of telling what she knows. How we dance when we are together! A good old Nantucket, a Long Island special, without which no dance would be a success breaks the ice. The feeling ever present of comradie expands and in our hearts is felt a wealth of love for home-but not that alone-also a love for our Alma Mater which has made possible our union and which binds us -closer and closer to itself and to each other. v 4 5 4 Q b 5 4 1 kc L J G AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVZXVXXVAVA W Page one hundred and thirty-nine N If Q m o 3 A P Q. -'T A N. 2 3 Q. '-L. D -L v.. x KR, VXXVAVAVZXVXXVAVAVAVXXVAVAVXXVAV .9 LONG ISLAND CLUB ' OFFICERS President ............................................. ANNE Bl'INNIC'1 l' l v'l'CC-P7'CSZ'!l0llf ................................. Ev1a1.x'N SUMNER Secretary: ........,... ......................... M Ancicnlnx Lori-:R Treasurer .... .......................... M ADELAINE Nlrlcas MEMBERS Helen Ambler Anna Askten Helen Armstrong Loretta Austin Matilda Beck Marjorie Beebe Anne Bennett Viola Buchanan Rose Burgman Josephine Casey .lean Demarest Emma Dost Gladys Edwards .lean Edwards Sylvia Englander Genevieve Fox Elizabeth Funnell Elizabeth Furseman Gladys Greene Edna Greey Marie Grennan Virginia Havens Dorothy Heaney Phyllis Heath Gladys Hendrickson Venus Hendrickson Edna Howell Elizabeth Jones Eleanor King Mabel Leighton Olga Lloyd Marcella Loper Velma Matthias Helen M. McCarthy Esther Mould Madelaine Myers Helen Oakley Ruby O'Dell Alice Quarty Frances Raff Harriet Rayner Emily Roberts Esther Schermerhorn Josephine Sheibla Ethel Smith Betty Stewart Isabel Stirling Doris Summers Evelyn Sumner Marie Turner Emily Twist Agatha Twomey Mildred Van Brunt Elizabeth Van de Mark Amelia Velsor Ruth Watts Olive White Edith Winters Grace Woodcock K O J S Avfxvfxvnxvxxxfgxvnxvnxvfxvfwnxvfxvfxvfx Page one h'Il,7llU'C!l and fortgu-one Kg,KVAVLXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV ,Q N NU KAPPA SIGMA , This year has been an unusually eventful one for Nu Kappa Sigma. Our members are now at home at 130 Wall Street, King- ston, N. Y., where a daintily furnished clubroom provides a delight- ful meeting place. After the rushing and pledging of our new members was com- pleted, we turned our attention to the main event of our social season--The Christmas Formal Dance held at the Eagle Hotel in Kingston. This proved very gratifying to us in that it was a scene full of Yule Tide Cheer according to critics, a decidedly enjoyable social enterprise according to our guests, and a financial success according to our treasurer's report. Fearing to lose some of the enjoyments which winter snow pro- vide, we planned to hold a sleigh-ride January twenty-seventh. But the weather man played a prank-and lack of snow, while it allowed us to continue with our plan, nevertheless, made it neces- sary to engage a bus for our ride to the Grange Hall at Lake Katrine where we enjoyed dancing and refreshments. Nu Kappa Sigma although an infant organization, is fostering a sisterly spirit among commuters and it is becoming a strong all to the other school clubs in building a better school spirit. K . J G fxvfxvnxvnxvnxvgxvfxvnxvfxvfxvnxvxxvfxvfx 'Z Page one h'1w1.4Zrc1l and forly-two N. Q 1 C -x 2' 'x -4 N N Qi 4 S X T' l WQKVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVXXVZXV 5 P N4 S Z S 4 NU KAPPA SIGMA Preszdent........ ................,................ HELEN MITCHELL Vice-Presiderit.. ..........-.-U..-N..-.. Secretary ................... ............ 1l'reasurer........... Faculty Advisor Mary Boyd Margaret Britt Hilda Burgher Adisca Conro Alice Cuniff Gertrude Disch Mary Finn Helen Gallagher Mary Gallagher Mildred Goldberg Marianina Gorham Gretchen Grosenbec Martha Huestis ...nuU..-.-..-.-U..-.... MARGARET WILLMOT MARIANINAX GORHAM .MARX' GALLAGHER ................... . ...... . ..... MR. BENNETT k Ruth Kennedy Gertrude Legg Helen Mitchell Kathryn Moran Isabel Mosline Mildred Miles Louise Prommer Eleanor Phinney H'ld P t x a or Regina Powers Slyvia Relyea Elvira Schick Audrey Tompkins Margaret Willmot 4 4 K Q J Q? vAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA 42 Page one humlrecl and forty-four QVAVAVKXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQT 5 f YQ 4 I N 5 5 I ' 1 111 4? J W M 1 xy N1 5 b H fN'4-Www Z S j MAQJWQW -1 P S ' 'V 'R xy QV 3 gg 'U wg a. w 2 5 Q ff M 2. N A j ji 'xx' D N Q x I Q . fm l ! ,ol 2 ff f W' S 2 XL VX W 5' f Q ' X f X f'f QW ,A q 6, 2 S f fi U N, V T i,4fW, . p 4 DJ VM Af M1 -- -, x. xx 4 54 T65 g N'X - Six XNNXMQAT Q 5 .gk - - L, , My 5 PKC - 'Phd rsmmonnm . j' jg QAVAVAVAVQXQYQXQYASfwwwfii ATHLETIC BOARD Miss limxla Mu. A1A'1 l'l'lSON Es'1'H1c1z VVICLCII M,xn14:1.1N14: ISIUQNNAN ANN LUCY Gnconcl-1 V. lvl.-XSTERSON W.AxL'1'En TAYLOR XYILMOT NIILLER Page one Izmzrlrml 411111 forlgu-siar QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVXIS-VAVXQVAVAVQ bf N 4 5 ,- 'v 5 2 5 2 s 2 s 2 S 2 4 - s Z ' I A. A. BGARD - 2 D 1 ' speaks el2mqi.1ei1tly of ' J ' S of the most ericellenii W ' Q 4 5 P A s I 4 Q u u 1 I 4 4 2 2 2 5 5 4 4 P P 4 4 5 P 4 4 5 P 4 5 2 4 5 4 fxvfxvnxvfxvmvzxvzyzxvfxvxxvfxvnxvfxvgx J Page one hundred and forty-seven N. S Q Q Q Q 3 z fx -.. P2 A ,- - L .sk o -1 3 fi HQ :f - VAVAVAVZXVAVPXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVNS f GIRIJS VARSITY BASKETBALL Captain .......... .......MAmcL1N1c BRENNAN Manager ...................................... F1.om1:Ne1-: Bl'1NNl'I'l l' It is not the birtl1 of a nation but the birth of a spirit that our Girl's Varsity Basketball team has experienced this season. .Never before has such zeal been put into the playing, and never before have we felt in quite the same way, the joyful pangs that ran through our bodies when we could exclaim One more glorious vic- tory for old N. P. N. We have worked earnestly and faithfully this year and it certainly has a' . Not a 'axle h been lost, but more than that, no cleaner, Wet ' ' 1 s of basketball have ever been played than those we hav tnessed this year. It certainly was a pleasure to see the orange and blue pass the ball straight through to victory. To the victor belongs the spoils and no greater spoils could be given to us victors than that proud love we have attained for old N. P. N. by putting her on the top round of the ladder of Basketball. SCHEDULE New Paltz Normal 35 - - New Paltz Normal 16 . New Paltz .Normal 13 bl Upper Classmen 29 - - - i ' VARSITY SQUAD Q M. Brennan, Captaizz C. Coleman ' F. Bennett, Manager M. Keating ' E. Ives N. Adams Q K. MacGivney C. Munroe A. L'Estrange L. Britton Drew Seminary 29 Oneonta Normal 11 Oneonta Normal 12 - Freshmen 30 J. Eldridge E. Malloy D. Andrews M. Polhemus if gAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVXNVAVA W Page one lmmlrecl and forty-nine FQVAVAVAVAVAVZRVAVAVXXYWXVAVAVAXQQ FV Y w n ,. ,., .. ,, , .. 1. , - - l an I . .1 1: 2 Z f, 5 Ig 2 ms 1i,R2,i:2f 4 ' 2 D S 4 2 D . - Q E I D 5 M. BRENNAN T. VVILLIAMS Q 1 V' Captain. Manager b r FMA r QbxvfxvnxvnxvxxvfxvnxvfxvfxvfxvfxvnxvfxvnxQ Page one humlrczl and Hfly Wi,2VAVAVAVZWPRVZRvfavzxvfxvnxvfavnxvzxv.5 x ' I U I .f N. 2 2 5 I l 4 , J- INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL 4 This season was the most successful and enthusiastic one for D Interjclass basket ball that New Paltz has ever known. Both the 4 coaches and the team exhibited an admirable spirit of rivalry and I D cooperation. The Juniors, however, forged to the top and sue- ceeded in winning the championship for the year. The Freshmen ' did not allow the Juniors to get far in advance and followed them 2 up, a close second. P SCHEDULE' Juniors ............ 35 Freshmen D ' Seniors ............ 15 Freshmen Q Seniors ............ 8 Juniors D Juniors ............ 28 Freshmen Q Seniors ............ 24 Freshmen 5 Seniors ............ 17 Juniors 4 4 D TOTAL POINTS 'WON - Seniors ........................................... 64 I D Juniors .......... ............... . 101 Qi Freshmen ........... 124 5 l 4 4 . ex 4 F ga y AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA J Q Page one h1L7lfl7'Cll and jifty-one 4 s.. S Q Q e X :' - N. 'S -N. 2 1 S N 2 . QKVAVAVAWAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAXQE BOY'S VARSITY Another season has passed and the N. P. N. team has proven to be a team that ranks well up in scholastic circles. The team made a real name for itself, not so much through its victories, for only ten games were won and eleven were lost, but through the work of Lanky Masterson, Mgr. of the team, who obtained a schedule composed of the leading teams in the state. Rusty'f Van Wagenen was elected Captain of the '27 team and with the help of three other letter men, Oakley, Masterson and DuBois built up a team of remarkable strength. Hart, Frumifrcddo, Peterson and L. Bell were added to the first squad while Chipp, Taylor, Mitchell, Gregory, Jensen and I. Bell formed a second team that gave the varsity plenty of stiff opposition. The sportsmanlike conduct of every player on the varsity was amply rewarded, for every team played, expressed their appreciation of t-he square deals given them and the extreme pleasure they ob- tained from playing such a team. A team that receives such com- mcndation is one worthy of any school though they do not win every game. H art-A new player on the N. P. N. team who jumped to the front during the Monroe and Chester games. George is fast on his feet, works hard and is one of the f'noted kids. Starred in Plattsburg game, 11 points. Frumijredrlo-Tlie other Kid,l' and the forward mate of Hart. Together they formed a clever combination with George doing the passwork and Pete making the points. Oakley-Forward or guard. Oak has the ability to make points when needed and is a good defensive man. We rely on Oak, H ' Masterson, fManagcrl-Center player. Lanky far outt- jumped his opponents, and made one of the highest scores. He plays a fast, clean ball and keeps us stepping. Du Bois-A hard-working, standing guard. Completed his third year as varsity guard. Duke saved many a point for us. Van Wagenen, tCaptainl-Guard and forward, finished his basketball career at N. P. N., by captaining an aggregation of 1 K i J G fxvxxvfxvgxvfxvzxvAvAvAvAvAvAvfxvfx 9 Page one hundred and jiftfu-three QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV .5 N hard-working players who always gave their captain their best. Many points did Rusty score for N. P. N. in his three years I on the varsity five and who will forget Beacon? 4 Peterson,-Varsity guard. Buster is a hard worker and plays his best when the game gets a little rough. ' Bell-A new squad man. A good relief man. S GAMr:s, 21 YVON 10. L0s'r 11. . i Nov, 5 New Paltz 33 Monroe 27 Nov. 12 New Paltz 40 Chester 37 D Nov. 19 New Paltz 44 Millbrook 25 ' Dec. 3 New Paltz 42 Riordan 81 . Dec. 8 New Paltz 21 Riordan 23 4 Dec. 10 New Paltz 42 Braden Hall 24 P Dec. 17 New Paltz 44 Monticello 32 Jan. I 7 New Paltz 34 Stroudsburg 83 4 Jan. 8 New Paltz 18 Lawrence 59 D Jan. 15 New Paltz 23 Plattsburg 24 Q Jan. 21 New- Paltz 44 Braden Hall 31 5 Jan. 29 New Paltz 17 Stroudsburg 77 Q Feb. 4 New Paltz 23 Beacon 30 Feb. 11 New Paltz 21 Beacon 20 5 Feb. 9 New Paltz 41 Albany St. 70 4 Feb. 18 New Paltz 43 Eastman 45 D Feb. 26 New Paltz 20 Albany St. 51 ' Q Mch 4 New Paltz 19 St. Stephens 30 D Mch 11 New Paltz 60 Kingston Fac. 8 Mch 18 New Paltz 35 Alumni 24 Q Mch. 25 .New Paltz 37 Plattsburg 41 D N. P N. 701 opp. 786 - 4 Stroudsburg champs of Penn. ' Long Island Champs in '25-'26, 4 Second game with Beacon the latter's firstiloss in 12 games I Millbrook, league champions '25-'26. Monroe, runner up in State Championship, '27. 4 Individual scoring, 187 points are missing because of loss of ' records for several games. , . 1 K is i J S Avnxvfxvnxvnxvnxvzxvnxvzxvnxvfxvnxvnxvfx 9' Page one hundred and fifty-jour I lAND TRACK ROLAND Tx-:Nxls lViun1'r nfSiuf1l1'v E. VANDEMARK First Plurc- Track 45. , M. BRENNAN Sccmul 1'lac'e-Trark V HAIRD L. 1c1+:1u,ANSKv ' TENNIS Wumer of Doubles TENNIS Winner nf p,,H1,1q Page one llllf7lII7'l?ll and y7fty-mae Wg,VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVXXVAVAVAVAVQ V Q - D 4 - 2 4 TEN N IS - ' n Although for many years one of the most popular recreations of the campus, ' ' it is just the past two years that tennis has really taken hold again--due largely D to the influence of Miss Deane. ' ' This past year has been a most successful one, ha'sn't it, '28? Even though I D the number of entries well represented each class, it seems that the Juniors proved - the best wieldcrs of the cat-gut-bat. ' l From her dozen striving opponents, Roland, '28, modestly won first place 4 in the singles, Kerlansky, '28, and Baird, '28, won first place in the doubles ' 5 Ah Yes! Even in the early dawn Lee and Chick could be seen sweating their ' 4 forms .while performing the net-straddling ealisthenics-what say, Dayton D House? , C. M. B. S FALL-1926 . S SINGLES 'FOURNAMENTH D. Aiinn ............... ....... f 27 F. Bennett .......... ........ ' 28 - i, M. Lappinc ......... ....... ' 29 R. Epperson ........... ....... ' 29 i g M. White .......... ....... ' 27 , E. Hansa ........ ........ ' 29 A. Lucy ................ ....... ' 29 E. .Tones .................................... ....... ' 27 ' ' M. Roland ........... ....... ' 28 4 M. Brennan ......... ....... ' 28 Wi-nncr of Singles: - br IG. Funnel! ....... .............. ' 28 Mildred Roland .................................. '28 I . HIDOUBLES '.l'OURNAMENT,, ' Q E. Malloy and C. Fitzgerald Winners of Doubles: - , C. Baird and L. Kerlansky C. Baird ............................................... '28 . Q E. Welsh and F. Kelly L. Kerlansky ........ . ........ '28 E. Smith and S. Kuntz i u l i x 1 u . e 2 . 2 J G AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAQ Page one hundred and fifty-sim QVZXVAVKXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV 5 I I I JUN E TRACK MEET-1926 How 'PHE POINTS XVER13 Scolusuz EVENTS FIRST PLACE SECOND PLACE THIRD PLACE 5 POINTS 3 POINTS 1 POINT Basketball Throw M. Young, '28 E. Smith, '26 E. Coots, '27 68 ft. 10 in. 58 ft. 8 in. 56 ft. 9 in. Baseball Throw M. Brennan, '28 M. Roland, '28 I. Valentine, '26 156 ft. 9 in. 137 ft. 11 in. 131 ft. 3 in. Javelin Throw E. Vandemark, '28 M. Brennan, '28 B. Evers, '28 55 ft. 3 ln. 52 ft. 7 in. 46 ft. 8 in. Shot Put B. Woods, '28 C. Fitzgerald, '28 E. Vandemark, '28 24 ft. 10 in. 24 ft. 3 in. 23 ft. Running Broad Jump E. Vandemark, '28 L. Woods, '26 S. Bass, '28 13 ft. 10 ln. L. Freer, '26 13 ft. 4 in. 13 ft. 6 in. StandingBroadJump S. Bass, '28 L. Woods, '26 ld. Welsh, '27 7 ft. 7 in. 7 ft. 3 ln. 7 ft. 2 in. Running High Jump L. Freer, '26 C. Munroe, '28 W. Miller, '28 4 ft. 2 in. 4, ft. 1 in. B. Evers, '28 A 4 ft. 50 Yard Dash I. DuBois, '26 E. Welsh, '26 R. Spahr, '27 7 1X5 sec. RESULT OF THE ENTIRE MI215'r: CLASS SCORE INDIVIDUAL SCORE Class of '26 ........................ 24 First Place E. Vandemark, '28 ............ 11 Class of '27 .......... ....... 2 Second Place M. Brennan, '28 ................ 8 Class of '28 ......... ........ 4 6 Third Place L. Freer, '26 .................... 6M Page one hundred andbfifrty-seven QVAVAVKXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV A 5 N 4 4 5 ? 3 P 4 2 5 51 S 1 5 4 1 5 4 5 5 4 4 2 Z D u . 5 D 3 S be ,. , 4 4 1 HE IANI 1 ORS ' n P 2 l11ese ure t11e l1l1'CC 111011 who lmve given us their COOl3Cl'llf110Il , tllltlllgll our three years 111 Nor111:1l. They never failed to greet us, ' to 110111 us SC2'll'L'11 for some elusive object, or to 110111 us hang some ' picture. A request not fulfilled is 111111021111 of, and long after we lmve g1':1c1u:1ted we 5112111 1'C1l1CllllJCl' lllese 111011 for the favors g1'21,l1lLCLl u 1. W. V. W. 1 1 4 5 4 P Q 5 5 4 Q S 1 ek 1 1 gen y AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA ,J Page one 1l,1L'l1!l1'0fl mul jiflyfeight Hg VAVXXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVKXVAVQ W 4 4 5 S SRHPSH 5 4 5 2 4 I ' r u 5 5 4 g 2 4 S P f S 7 EBIWQ V . - ' 'izf - A b . 1 , j X M ' 1 V ' 1 Y, 1 Jxl, J. X Y ,ly ' , , , ' ' '41 .' - XL 1 Q I .I i g, .. K . '15 xfq ' ' - 1 . 1 , - i U ' -'f f h Kp, ' S N' Himwv 2 Q V 0 4 5 J f X P 2 1 f 1 X 1 4 Z S QQ '+ ' Q' Jil! QAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVLXQXAVAQ Page mm 1111111111211 and fifly-nine v Page one IIIIHIIVCII and sixty JA' W v M V nfs. fjn' v Af., , ' L... ...- -Y ,. 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S Auditorium, New Paltz Normal A 4 TUESDAY, JUNE TWENT1 FIRST Class Day Exercises ' i D 2.-so o'clock P. M. S Auditorium, New Paltz Normal D 5 TUIQSDAX ILNI TWENTX FIRST Faculty Reception to Seniors Q 8:30 o'clock P. M. D Gymnasium, New Paltz Normal D WEDNESDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SECOND Commencement Day ' Q U 10:30 o'clock A. M. D Auditorium, New Paltz Normal . . ei x yAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA M Page one hundred and sixty-eight F VAVKXVZXVAVZXVAVAVAVAVAVKXVAV AN 5 BACCALAUREATE Z Q,gQ,. sam-,A Dfw. Q99 wgjgggmx MDX' QWUUMUKX iQ' pA.'.,cq 'lxfu-2... WJ CQ:-uvvxf CDN'm Z owzssxxy-M---HQwmx in' Q Q- 'Pug,2,f ZL75LQ'QLM' MfwuAAL.- ymvwwybk ' 4 QW'-ayu ,?- 4-Q.MJofw?, ,,Q!::'1I' b0,.W,.,L,QJmQ7,Q,M,,, QU '4 2 4 . I N u D 2 S P 4 4 P 3 S 5 4 QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ D Q 4 . 2 CLASS DAY P .- Mr- ' H K .A f QQ5 gm 'mmmxxfmwx Qu - D Q msn www S mv- JQXQQKSQ .M Z QLMMWQQMX Q figgmwg 5 NSNSSWWM Mi ws? S gm mmgmxmg M3w.w- g 4- MWMMM 'WW 3 QRS? 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Xbuxajiwd j4,,,'A, ', J 12,44-,MI -.-7 50 -wx. 4 5 gf Wwmfim 9 9 Q xf Avgyngvnxvzxvgxvnxvfxvfxvfxvnxvnxvfxvnx 9 ,Page 0766 lVIL'l'ldTCd and 80U6ntU'th7'9e ' X mnkyjk ,CAL 0 f W QW WWW 'I 4 1ggfJ2vAvA-AvAvAvAvAvAvAxQxZxvjJxmg P 4 W, 4 D Z AUTOGRAPHS 2 0 , 4 A J f '-6f'J'fW'l' 9-U 5 -if 6012614 LQ, kfik- ' ' GMM? bmi 4,0415 5 + 4 X 3Qcf:.e,k,l3:1ie,ZfZCi3Q+-QQ 4 Fa CWUWK f?'f 'L 'J' ynyf Pl' OHUXLMJ sux. I f ' 1 3 if , , W' 'W 2 My mwwmwg il ,Q MMMW WW 'M 'W 2 S5 Ke E , Avfxvnxvgxvm- AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA 42 Page one hundred and seventy-jour SQ QKAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVSVSSQ S 2 4 2 5 2 S Z Q 2 5 am GRIYIS mdnmi 5 5 - - N 4 g ..aamea:ass: 2 W ,raw i S -Q' ' UU V3 2 4 V F. P 2 UU f 5 I Q m m 4 5 2 - 1 - n - - umnmm Il llIllliiiiiiimiilllllllll 2 D Q S ykf - msd rsrwmongan - JJQ QAVAVAVAVAVAYAVAVAVAVKXVAVAVAQ l Wg VNWNAVNAVNAVAVAVNAWV 5 bf N4 2 ARROW BUS LINE 0 ' bl Pierce-Arrow Buses Best 5 lshes . 4 VAN Goxsiu Bums., Props. '. Z Speed, Comfort, Safety i' Z New Paltz Kingston E. C. Elmore 1 I D I U NEW PALTZ, N. Y. - qi We solicit your patron-age u bi Buses and closed cars for hire for uK,oik7mk Lmmllry Casey, ' g all occasions. L ' Stu.,- Wlmt did you do with the quizz? - Dent.- Knocked it cold. D Stu.- I suppose thnt's why it was so stiff when I ' - took it this morning. - s . Keep in 10141212 with lillle old . , New Paltz when you go out into Akins I i 5 . P Pharmacist ' ' NEW PALTZ NEW YORK . - Three cents a week will bring you g llze big 'wide World. I 4 P all the news of the School and your friends in the old School Town. ' , N.P.N. h 4 2 ' BANNHRS, MONOCIRAMS AND u D Subscribe for P1LLow Tovs. ' The New Paltz Independent DENNISON GOODS l . I ' 51.50 GREE'FING CARDS AND i- . per year STAT1oNERY. 5 4 P 4 7 4 D 4 P 4 D 4 P S 5 No O'FHER Excusis P 4 D 4 5 4 P 4 P 4 D 4 D 4 Z P 1 X J G AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA Q KKVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQEVAVAVAVAVQT , N N . Z Ifvlllll A New Paltz Restaurant 2 Taxi and Confectionery Z Cd!! H0lIjU Cooking and Bflkl-Ng 2 Fred Coulter '- 2 Nfxsu Tzxxr SERVICE H bows AND CANDY g ' NEW PALTZ, N. Y. J. P,x'1'R1cK at SONS, Paops. 4 4 , r D 2 Frcshma - WI ' l s it mi 'r 7 ' - T 1 tl fl 2 E' ld' 1 d - 311 1 1 t 5 4 Qregofyfs 2 Tlzarmacjf 4 b Z S D 4 4 I I . Q . a 5 2 5 'v New Paltz E New York 1 K - - r A J Kg VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV5 bf , Ng S THE HUGUENOT . D Q NATIONAL BANK A O, Z1mmerm2m . NEW Pmxrz, N. Y. Z , Dealer in D V Cap1mZSzock P 4 f1OO,O0O CHOICE MEA'I'S, FRESH BEEF, 5 . PORK, VEAL, MUTTON, LAME, Swplflf SMOKED BEEF, HAM, S100,000 BUTTER, ETC. g 1 A Umlifvided Profits 4 51253000 NEW PALTZ, N. Y. A b 2 I 1 4 ' . D Teacher-- And hcmwliggilic your g, l I I y'7 Q Lzttle Johnny-- It's rr foot b g. I D T h Y k d 't tl t I I D . eac er- ou now you on mean V A Little Johnny- I do so mean it. Dld t y t ll rq S mc that a foot is a third of a yard? Q S 5 D. G. Lawrence Q ' Compliments of 4 2 Electrzkal . I 2 mf Rad,-0 Sfzop Colomal . 2 Hall Q Phone 228 5 NEW PALTZ, N. Y. 1 K, y N y . J SAVAVAVAVQVAXQYQVAYQVAVAVAVAgg . 11,6 wwf 'al -svvsmry-sig., A - QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ 5 f W Q 4 P New Paltz Savings Bank 4 5 2 Resources - - 52,800,000 D- Deposits - -- 52,573,463 4 S Z S Our last dividend to depositors at 4-Q Ofc 4 5 5 4 4 ' D 2 A TICK IN TIME bi B 'th-- watch, has gone wro g, Q P J- T ' mmcnt t HJ. 5 4 S Mrs. Sarah Steen ' Prob Wictor 0 5 New Paltz Hotel NEW PAiJTZ BRKERY Q - HOME-MADE BREAD 5 CAKES AND PIES Q V , NEW PALTZ, N. Y. 5 The 1'm'veZer's H amen Q Eugene Van Wageiiell 5 NEW PALTZ, N, Y, Fine Groceries and N ations 5 NEW PALTZ, N. Y. 'S 39 xr 0AVAVAVAVAVAVAWAVAVAVAVKXVAVA .J Page one hundred and seventy-nine QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVg S Hasbrouck Sc Co., Inc. 4 5 Z DRY GOODS Z SHOES D GROCERIES S N OTION S 5 MAIN STREET NEW PALTZ, N. Y. 4 4 2 In 1 L tlbty 1111 gll 111 tl bf g Ni T 1 g 1 4 S 4 2 .Preprwe for next mer! Q Buy Your COAL Now E ,S Q from 1 U -A 2 A. PQ Le Fevre and Son Q Dealer in ' ' 'X b Coal, Lumber, Feed, Cement and Builderx' H fzrdfware S NEW PALTZ, N. Y. 11110116 15-F-2 y AVAVAVAVAYAVAVAVAVAVZXVAVAVAQ mga one hunflrerl and agnzy QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVSW bf W4 R 2 4 5. C. W. Baxter Brady's Taxi 4 D 2 W est End Pharmacy Gall 347 ' 5 I 4 2 5 Q 486 Broadway :HARRY BRADY, Prop. n NEWBURGH, N. Y. 95-97 Ann Street 2 S P 4 4 . b AMPHIROLYP Q F' st She- How do yt ll V g, t D ng? Q Second Her--'AIUQ fm I . l l d s lt come off? 5 4 4 5 P Kinney's . S 1 12 Water Street 4 King Coal CO. NEWBURGHM' D Infant to Grandma S Newburgh, N. Y. G. S. WILKINS, Mgr. 4 5 . C ,. . E 2 Telephone Landlad?R5cIniiicinSZ'Ft?Hb cl oom bt 3 lI3eiZ',',E1gl1t O ' c 1 0 k E g h t E grosla fsgecpilyj-- Did y '7 B ttcr on R oc or. ' X.RAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVXXVAVA ,J ' Page one humlred and eighty-one Wg SXAVZXVAVAVAVZXVAVAVAVZXVAVAVAV ,QS ' The Marion Miller Grand and Second Street NEWBURGH, N. Y. 5 f 4 Tea Room Z Z VVNI. F. and FRED'K R. SMALL Optomotlirzfs 66 Water Street NEWBURGH, N. Y. Z Lfmclzcon, Tea, Dimmu' S Complimenzs of Complimems of g The S. S. Kresge Company 4 . 98 Broadway Corner Third and Water Street Z NEWBURGH, N. Y. N EWBURGH, N- Y- B C0mPZim'f'm of Carnright and Baldwin. g James Tyler Exterior and Inferior Decorating Q 65-67 Broadway 5 NEVVBURGI-I, N. Y. P '202 S II7 Water Street Newburgh, N Y. S Dorothy C. Paffendorf C 4 R Dancing Studio , 0 D Newburgh N Y when savings are greens! I , I n Q Interpretive, Toe, Tap and Step Character 1 14 Water St Newburgh' N' E ' 3 Fox Trot, Waltz, etc. Q Acts dir ted ani staged Dry Goozls Shmlv Studio: 66 Water Street Tel. 2476 Ready to XVCEII' J ' ,A Y, , , G AVAVAVAVAWXAVMIAVAVXWXWAVAVA fb Page one hundred and eighty-two . R,vnxvnxvAwxvAx7AvfxvfxvfsxmxvzxvngxvzxvA f N 4 A 5 5 The Columbus Trust Company 4 S Newburgh, N. Y. 4 Bank Book P A Wonderful Little Book. 4 . We have one lor. you. 5 It helps when it is so-necessary. It stands by you in sickness. 4 It is always your friend. 5 It furnlshes you the money to buy all other books. Q OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS FROM 6:30-9 D CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDEID PROFITS-'ff600,000.00 5 The Columbus Trust Co., N ewburgh, N. Y. 4 5 2 NEITHER GOT IT 5 rllloulrl-Be Suicide- Don,t rescue meg I want to Q Cl?S'wi1nnw1'-- Well, you'll have to postpone that. I 5 wanta life-saving medal. 4 Q . 5 Compliments of Compliments of D The Goody Shop qi F. W. WooLwoR.TH eo. 42 Bmdway ' D Water Street NEWBURGH, N. Y. g NEWBURGH, N- Y- Always Something New. 5 A - Cvffwlimffffff Of H owe Furnishers Since 1855 Q ccsteven Chas. Stones 3 ' Furniture Co. Q 108 Broadway 21-23 Water Street 'I K NEWBURGH, N. Y. NEWBURGH, N. Y. J ' A , U I SAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAQ Page one hundred and eighty-three , Wg VZXVAVZXVZXVAVAVAVAVXXVXXVAVAVZXX7Q - . . - N .t 4. A 1 - n . -, . - .- C2111 tl ll 'El W Il 7 A soft, lu-nntil'ul luwn so on-nly cnt thnt. whvn ynu wulk on I il, it- fm-els likt' :i vnrpt-t of rivh, lin-t-ti vt-lvt-t. 'l'h:it's the kind ul' n lnwn thut is nnult- with sm-1-.-ssivv light rullings with 1-:muh vnttinu. 'l'htfn, too, in liuht rolling vuntrnfs wt-mls nntl 1-oliswvos niuistnrv, tln'rt-hy nssnritm at lwnltliic-1' uruwth nf grnss tho yvnt' rnnntl. l tn' nnikinu lwttt-r, nnnw- lwnntil'nl lnwns nt. loss vxnvnsv, 'Ihr- Mnrlul I, Mntnr linwn Xltnvvr :intl llnlloi' is an wmnnlt-rful inzwliint-. linsy to tint-rntt-, twmunnirnl und :lt-pt-mlnlalt-. 'l'l'llllH 4-Inst' up tu nntl :urmnnnl slix'nlrlu'x'y unel :ilnnu wnllcs und lmnlt-l's doing.: uwuy with tht' in-cvssity ut' hnntl inmvt-rs. Low in initinl vnu! nnrl low in xnnintvnnnvv, :nul with tht- new tl1'llll'llIllbi4' funn.: units, its fnrina-i' Plllflllf 1'nnit'ity is lniw niorv thun tluulilt-cl. XVi'itt- tomlny for L l mls-tuih-cl litvrnturv. . it Q-. Q A e . QQLMMWEZQL 4 llf arrr I. Iloi-sv, llmwlil 14-, Jflwlrit: . ' DEPENDABLE LAWN MO WERS l C0l.llXVl'Jl.l. LAWN Mowicu Co., Nxcwtuflutti, N. Y., U. S. A. 'l1HA'r's THE '.l.1lCKE'1' f'lmpg-- Have you been to vote yet, Many? Mary--l'Su1'c, sec here, honey, I brought my ballot. t honic to wut in nw som i book. -Sun Dml l . 4 Eight Floors of . 0 E. N. Corwm, Inc. Dependable Furniture Here will be found eight Hoors of SPUCMZ BH-f0ff0f'f1if'ff dependable furniture to select from. S00 Bus Service Blll'gC1',S Model Bungalow Newbul-gh--NC-W Paltz 9 Sverylhing lo mm ihe hom: MHS011 Gangs . . K 26-28 Water St. Newburgh, N. Y. NEWBURGH, N- Y' X I leg --A - J y lAwwnxvnxvnwnxvgxvfxvfxvfxvfxvnxvnxvzx Q Page one 1116711177311 and niglllyf-fom' ug VAVKXVZXVAVAVZXVAVZXVAVAVAVAVAV ,Q bf , P Bechertis Millmefy iam. 'MTi1l..fgiESIl S S A All Hats 4 SS Y' Compliments of 4 2 13 Liberty St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 2 ' Peter Miller Sc Son Z D A rch Preserfuer Shoes 4 Peter's Sweet Shop Main Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Walk-Over Quality F ootfwem' 4 I 297 Main St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 2 Main Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 5 a 1' Madame Estephe' Inc. Compjvmmn 0 - Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 4 D 4 P 4 HM Ph 30.97 D one 4 D 4 5 4 D E 4 Gm Aw s 27 Cannon Street . Lass Furniture Company - W ffm? Good Furniture Shop . Grand Rapids - Y Furniture Park and Oates c'The Wiiicliester Store NEW PALTZ, N. Y. H ' x-:wr G. KUHN Piwrlcn IQUIIN .Establishecl 186., Hubert Zimmer Co. Jewelers ' Y Main S ree ' 5 K POUGHKEEIISIIS, N. Y. 274 Main St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. J QAVAX7AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA 9 Page one humlrefl and ciglity-jiim fs VZXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV N .s fs, bf W4 4 Phone 2626 S V 1163-.l U ' P Z S Z Edythe Dress Shoppes Pen-hovitg 2 Exclusive Styles Great Values l 5 514.50-UP Dmmond Mef'clza11t S 4 ' fefweler Q Coats and Dresses . 2 9 Liberty Street 253 MAIN STREET Z POUGH KEEPSIPQN- Y- POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. ' D 5 4 S N. P. N.ji'HiJwI3cc? yo? gg 1 marks? I Q Z?.E,I31?'11..?KC..f33Y 5 N. P. N.-- We have the honour system t 4 S D D On Your Birthda . y l E Send Mother Flowers 6, Ca 5 I Apparel and A 5 THE SALTFORD Accessories I 5 FLFEXZEEQ 338013 for the fl1'sm'im2'na.t17ng Miss. 4 5 Q POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Telephone 2760 Flowers by telegroph anywhere at I i 1 I K nnyfmm. I POUGI-lKE.I1,PSIh, N. Y. J G AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA59 Page one lmmirefl and eighty-six QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV 3 at N 5 ' ' BOSTOS H' - 9 CANDYN Z S Frederick A. Smith KITCHEN g PORTRAIT C S PHOTOGRAPHER 5 Studio Good M mic 4 292 Main Street Violin-IMO D POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. 4 Main Street Z POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Z SPRING FEVER S S D H AfSMf130bScEFIilt?,nt entering ten minutes Intel- Q Mflrgllfet Foster- Amir second. I I Mvrss Clarke- Late agamf' 2 S 5 Evel I . Y M 4 S Nelson House H NIOdCl'!:2C prizfir n als Drexxes - S Poughkeepsie! N' Y' 481 Main Street g POUGHKEEPSIE S r Q Eflrojzezm Plan S GOldStCiI1 Sc Rosen ' N . D 1 - g 5221235 3 Q Pouglakeepsiee Leading Hole! Established 1896 be 20 5 ' K 4 I i ' 1 lv A. T88 V ' S eAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA Q Page one hundred and 6igh.ty.,9e1ggn, FQKVAVAVAVAVAVAVAQAVAVAVAVAVAVQ3 l. N 2 'Your Beauty OPPC Inclividuality in D Eleanor Palmer WEARING APPAREL' ' Telephone 171 4 2 2 Z Z Boeckel M isses, Little W omcn Qtouts, Regulfzrs D Upper Main Street Nelson House Building g -NEW PALTZ, N. Y. POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. D He-- Do you know that a kiss in 4 time saves nine? 'D She- Is that so? Perhaps we had Q better wait awhile. P Almost Everybody . Q 'Beckwith Company 2 in Cleaner: fs' Dyer.: . Ladies' and Gents' garments cleaned 2 Ulster County pressed, repaired and dyed. Rugs and Draperies Cleaned or Dyed 5 Reads S 5 The Ulster fl County News Pa KNOW YOUR CLEANER, 2 H 20 I h El'T'l'. Q AVKXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA W QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ3 5 1 N4 S 2 S Complimenlx of C omplimeuts of 4 4 , KAPPA CHAPTER ETA CHAPTER P 4 S ' 1 OF OF - AGONIAN CLIONIAN 1 F1zA'1'ERN1TY 1fRAT1aRN1TY 4 b 4 1 1 D 1 4 Z D D jwriglvt IM113111 1 Q 4 5 2 5 Z E . Gvmffffmwff of LONIPI 11111 1N'1bU1 2 EPSILON CHAPTER THE b . OF Newman 5 ARETHUSA g FRATERNITY Club 2 I g 1 j ' Page one hundred and eighty-uma P i ' 5 VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV A A Surety of Purity for Over Sixty Years. D 4 ' 4 - Ewry F lezfuor meaty with F :war i, 4 , 2 Z Sehrauth S Ice Cream 2 2 Q ' - ' 5 Factory : i. r S Q i :pi g N . 12-14 NORTH BRIDGE STREET POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. I A NICE WAY 'ro PUT IT Q Mr. Jacobs-- What became of that gate you and ,' your girl used to swing on?' - . . Paul Stuart- Sl1e gave it to lnef' 2 4 2 2 5 5 4 2 5 P The . Tea Room I ,i Soft lights, deft S01-vit-0, the fmg- C'0mP5fmffWf Of mince of delicious foods-all these ' conspire to whet the appetite and add ' . to the enjoyment of the real home Iiresge Clonlpany 4-ooking that is zi feature of the 4 Tea Room. D Kingston, N. Y. 5 SCHOONMAKERMS n Q' Department Store ' Q TELEPHONE 1234 D NEWBURGH, N. Y. . at g g JG x AYAVAVAVNXAVWAVAVZWZWAVAVA J Page one hundred and ninety QVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVKXV 5 ' The governor C l1nton Hotel li . Kingston, N. Y. 5 Gateway to the Catskill Mountains 4 On Main Highway, New York City To Ashokan Reservoir ' Prifvate Rooms for Lztneheons, Bridge Parties, Teas and ' l Dinners, Excellent Cuisine-Special Sunday Dinners. Operated Under Direction of American Hotels Corp. - J. Lnsxiiic Kmcfun President A. B. Smcmsr Manager . Miss Elmore lfrantit-ally, ovcr 'phoncl- I'vc just d I turne turt c. ' Voice ffrom the other cndl- Wrong number. - Apply at the aquarium. - IE. F. FLANAGAN K: E. ARCH!-:R ' O. A. XYATKINS Q The First Wortl in Satisfaction Pennington Stuclio S COHEN'S SONS KINGSTON, N. Y. Pictures of mother, clacl and chil- 2 D 4 P 4 D 4 P 4 D OR DARWIN 4 D 4 D 4 P 4 P E 4 cl' . S . 'h ' 1 ' . 5 Hart Schajfner C99 Marx Clothes len mph otb en mged 4 Fashion Park Clothes D Wilson Bros. Furnishings Q Stetson Hats 5 72-74 Main St., Kingston, N. Y. 5 331 WALL ST., KINGSTON, N. Y. Telephone 630-VV 4 1 K SAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAQ Page one hundred and ninety-one GVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVLXVAK7 ,Q Visit - KingstOn's Largest Home Z Furmshing Store i' STOCK 'id CORDTS' BIG STORE 4 offers all the advantages of the New York City stores, providing a com- ? plete, up-to-date stock of Furniture. Q Draperies, Rugs, etc., at prices that D will compete with any price, anywhere. ' A visit will convince you. . I i . 4 Tucxacunnt... Q I 76-86 Broaclway, Kingston, N., Y. I fDOwntOwnJ S High llrrule But Not High PTYDCCIIU Telephone 418 I L. S. Wi1I11e SL CO. Home of Good Homeware E D Pitts and Son K ingslonii Leading Jeweler 314 Wall Street KINGSTON, N. Y. SIIOWVING OFF All the wOI'ld's a stage, Is a thought tlmt's universalg But the women all believe The show's :I dress I'ehearszIl Tl1e,New Mohican 57-59 JOHN STRIZELT , VVhOleszIle and Retail KINGSTON 5 Iron, Steel, I-IzII'tlwm'e, Builrlers' Mziterial, Fishing Tackle, Automobile Ki7lg'J'z07l,.f Neqveyg Q Aeees'sOries. And I 328 Wall Street 317 Fair Street 2 KINGSTON, N. Y. Lmgwt Food Slow , Q GIVING IT CONSIDERATION i Ed- I guess you've been out with worse looking Q lellows than I um, lnwen't you? . KNO IIHSVVCIHJ E11-- I say, I guess you've been out with worse ' looking fellows than I, hnven't you? C'0-ed- I l1e:II'fl you the first time. I was trying . ' to thinkf' i L g g J G Avfxvnxvfxvnxvzxvzxvnxvfxvfxvfxvnxvnxvfx 9 Page one humlrefl mul ninety-two WQKVAVZXVLXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV A 5 N 4 ' How and Where they buy ' ' S We're selling more every day to folks who are particular-VVhat, Z Q 5 4 Z THIRTY CONIPLETE DEPARTNIENTS D y including 4 Everything in home furnishings, housewares, clry goods, 2 apparel and ladies' shoes. D 4 g RosE and GORMAN 4 K ifzgstonif Greatest Store D Everything for the Home Everything for Everybody 4 D Between an optimist and am possiniist, Tl-d'iT' nts t1'an'e i 5 Q ic 1 clcnco lb o .0 s g. D The optimist snnles at the caslucr gm, And the pcssimist counts his change. I s 2 S Q 5 Q ff iiii 51:22 I b ' Anderson's S THOMSONS Department Store Q n E. D. Axmcnsom, Mun. 5 Steam Laundry 4 A. I-I. Wicks, Prop. DRY GOODS y ' NoT1oNs 5 y Dq::p2f1'1.i3:..21 SHOES Q 243 Clinton Avenue - k KINGSTON, N. Y. NEW PALTZ, N. Y. J l , QYAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVKYVAVAVQQ Page one humlrerl and ninety-three QvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvQj Zf NS D 4 ' I ' l 4 D Z HEARD HERE AND THERE Q DUKE: Say, Rusty, how did you get that red on y u 11 I 5 RUSTY: Tha.t' y tag for parking too long in one pl c Q ANNE: H d 1 ir cut, Muriel? D D - Mmm-JL: N I a hed it and t l k 5 Did you find A h t-her h l t ght'? 4 A little-I had t p y tl f es h 5 E VISITOR: Have you a c u t y lub h 'P 4 - NATIVE: You mean tl f bu uP Q Lou: Isn't that porch 1 ght d 'P i D DUKE: Well, it has q t a b t f d 1 p n . 1 5 4 2 5 D S 2 4 D 5 4 4 P 2 4 5 P 4 E Z 1 eu 0 X1ZXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA 9' Page one h1L7Lll7'8!l and ninety-four ' GVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVQ3 .F N. S E 4 D y TEACHERS . , 5 A rural school has a pretty girl as its teacher, but she was much U troubled because many of her pupils were late every morning. At t last she made the announcement that she would kiss the first pupil P to arrive at the schoolhouse the next morning. At sunrise the largest three boys of her class were sitting onthe doorstep of the schoolhouse, and by six o'clock every boy in the school and four of the directors were waiting for her to arrive. r Z 2 5 Z 4 Why did you break your engagement with that school D teacher? l 4 D 4 D S 4 I If I failed to show up at her house every evening, she expected S me to bring a written excuse signed by my mother. MOTHER-'lTll6 teacher complainsyyou have not had a correct . pl lesson for a monthg why is it? SON- She always kisses me when I get them right. - v ' 4 f 1 2 D 4 s . 2 2 4 D t Z 4 3 4 n a Q 5 . y i it , J Q AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAQ Page one hundred and ninety-five 6335451z5.vQy43vAvAvAvAvA,vAvAvQi7AxZ 5 . K . 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It is as if I had heard nothing. 4 D 5 4 5 4 4 'i 5 - i ' , A x yAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVA J Page one hundred and ninety-seven lQVZXVAXVKXVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVXQ D 4 S - Rush Jobs Make us Smiles' I ' Q 4 P i ' I 5 W e Specialize Iii e College em! Selioel Printing 4 P ' HETHER it be a weekly, bi--monthly, quarterly, 2 5 b catalogue or annual, we are fully and completely 4 equipped with Hnest machinery and skilled crafts- D men to produce your particular piece of printing from cuts to cover. i Z For a number of years past, we have been printing the 5 ' monthlies and year books for a large number of schools Q and colleges. Upon request we will be pleased to send 5 a representative .yvith samples. A D THE MooRE PRINTING Co., INC. S Qflifi Triiifers :mil 'Publishers l G 50-54 IQHIRD S'1'RE12'r NEWBURGH, N. Y. X COLRITSSCQIE giIiT'lTAI 9 iQl:Ni:v:rVX- Q , N EINC-lgE5EcI?A3T3.fE'?1Q5gClNl RY I . . s '35, . ' 4 f f 5' 2 'wit' Jig! - , M , Mm. X MI i: 'g-ilffiblll il ? i -3 i 5 rseqwneisaac Z qi ,r fiilii tiit . ti tt t 5 l N e r. ir rr t e 1. ' A ill ' bw '- z-.V .M-f-f -fve ,1w,e.1- Q, K .M - '- '--- - -I - Page one Ilumlred and ozinety-e'ight ' VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV f N ' At Your Service i 1 y. Luckey, Platt dz Company's Store is nearer to you than you may imagine. 4 The corner letter box is a messenger, carrying your order to the store. . Your telephone extends Luckeyts Service into your house. u 4 Within the Luckcy, Platt dz Compu.ny's store, is a special switchboard designed to receive your telephone orders. ' ' 4 A special Correspondence department attends to mail from customers. D Your inquiry or order puts the facilities of Luckey, Platt Sz Company's A I store at your service. g Luckey, Platt 81 Company D .Too Snnsrrivis Q Hank-- Like my new hat'?l' Frank- Not overmuch. Hcmly-'AI asked you whether you liked it, not- S where it was. D Establisherl .1914 - Th 2 G' z Sl S 5 6 if wp WWW French Pastry Shop Z S. Frangk Co. 3 JEWHIJIIY, SILVER, CHINA 368 Main st.,110ughkeepSae, N. Y. Q E and CRYSTAL Telephone 2624 Q The joy of having a party is know- ' ing where to get your fancy cakes. Q I. Arnold Wood, Inc. Stop at the French Pastry Shop. We . ' . u have Assorted fancy Butter cookies I 266 M3111 St-m P0UghkC9P51ea N- Y- and Maearoons, also your bread al- ready cut for sandwiches. Dainty ' rolls, French and Danish pastries. if AVAVAVAVZXVAVAVAVAVAVXX'ZXVAV43 ' Page one lzumlrecl and mnety-nine QfvnxvnxvzxvfxvfxvfxvAvfxvfivfxvfxvnxvfxv ,Q 5 N 4 ' v 1 , I 2 5 5 4 5 Z S Z 4 5 2 APPFCCIRIIOH Z To our'Advertiscrs, who have aided so materially, we extend D our heartiest appreciation, and it is our hope that these people who 4 have taken such a kindly interest in our enterprise should receive the 5 patronage of our faculty and fellow students. ' 4 We would also like to extend our appreciation to the following 2 students who' so willingly interviewed managers and proprietors. D Harriet Templeton Jean Shacklette 4 Dorothy Kohl Muriel Prediger D Katherine Flanagan A Elena Villamil Rusty Van Wagenen i D Duke Du Bois A 2 4 l S x Aynxvnxvzxvxxvzsvfxvnxvfxvfxvfxvxxvnxvnxl J 'WA nf
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