Saranac Lake High School - Annual Yearbook (Saranac Lake, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1934 volume:

P CQDVRIGHT V 1 9 3 4 DO EDITOR-:N-CHIEF QLIVER W. CLARK RGTHV GRAVES SINESS MANAGER THE CXAXIIXIXAXIQXAXS 1 9 3 4 luLbIisI1ecI Ivy TI-IE SENIOR CLASS Saranac LaIce I'IigI1 ScI1ooI SAIQANAC LAKE, IXI.Y. GX LA , '-J O R34 ' Sf S ' 1 3 IIIIIIIIIIIIII is TDI-Ss - IIIII',-S V o I u m e VI II F Q R E W CD R D IIS THE STUDENTS, ALUMNI, AND FRIENDS OF THE SARANAC LAKE HIGH SCHOOL, WE WISH TO PRESENT OUR CONCEPTION OF THIS YEAR'S SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. IN DAYS TO COME WHEN FACES MAY BE FORGOTTEN, AND MEM- ORIES GROW DIM, WE HOPE THE CANARAS WILL HELP YOLI TO RECAPTURE THE THRILLS OF THOSE If GAY AND BUSY DAYS. ,, DEDIC TO YOU, FUTURE GRADUATES, WI-ICD WILL UNDERTAKE TI-IE TASK OF UP- HOLDING THE TRADITIONS AND STANDARDS OF OUR SCT-TOCLS, Q 44 WE DEDICATE THIS BCOK. 7, ATICDN CCDINITENTS I SCHOOL FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHCHWORES O SCI-IOOL.l.IFE A,cTuvlT,1Es ATHLETICS li! ll! A33 in EU-II ll! ll! 121 fir iirkg Sc HQ QL MR. HQWARD V. LITTELL Superintendent of Schools MRS. EILEEN S. BENHAM principal of Senior High School .il MISS MARGARET SEYMQUR Principal of Junior High School HOWARD V, LITTELL .,.. 'EILEEN S. BENHAM .... 'IFAC U LTY I MARGARET SEYMOUR. . . . RUBY BAKER .... Mathematics ROBERT BARNUM . . . Mathematics CATHERINE CAREY. . Homernaking LAURINE CARPENTER Mathematics ROSLYN CHAPMAN ............ History ALICE CREIGHTON. . .English, Penmanship MARIORIE CURTIN .............. Latin ' ELIZABETH DeLlSLE ......... Commercial CIWIZRUTH FORTH .... English, Public speaking - IESSIE FRASER .... Homemaking, Librarian ELIZABETH GODSON ............ French MARY GREMORE. .. ...English HELEN IVES .... . . .English GRACE LACY .... . . .History CHARLES LADD . . . . . .Science Pri 'IO ... . . . . . . . . . . .Superintendent of Schools .Principal of Senior High School and English ncipal of junior High School and Mathematics HERMAN LARE .............. Industrial HELEN MUNN. . .Physical Training IGirlsI MARY REED ....... Geography and English RICHARD SHAVER. . . Industrial IDrawingI OLIVER STANFORD ...... ..... M usic LUCY STONE ........... . . .Arithmetic WILLARD VAN ALLEN ......... science ADELAIDE WHITE .......... Commercial KENNETH WILSON Physical Training IBoysI LOUISE WILSON .....,.. French, Spanish STANLEY WORTHINC-TON ..... Industrial DR. CHARLES HASKlNS.Medical Inspector WALTER NOBLE ................ Clerk CAROLINE O'BRIAN ....... Health Nurse ADELAIDE SWEATT ...., Dental Hygienist X. IAMES BELLOWS ..............,.......,.....,........ President MARY CONNERS ,.... . . . .....,. Vice-President LEAI-I SWEET .......,,.., ...... S ecretary-Treasurer MISS FZOSLYN CHAPMAN ........,.......... .... F aculty Advisor SENIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISOR II 2 I ELLA ALLNUTT I9 Virginia Street Cla s s President 1235 Chorus 12, 3, 43 5 English Play ll, 435 Latin Play 1335 History Play 1435 Manager Senior Play 143 5 President Chorus 133 5 Council 12, 335 Red and White 133 5 Public Speak- ing Contest 1235 Dance Committee 1l, 235 Our Book 1l35 Ciym Assem- blies 1l, 23. DONALD BOUSQUET Bosk 21 Marshall Street State Band Contest 12, 335 lunior Play 1335 Senior Play 143 5 Football 13, 43 5 Hockey 1435 Fire Squad 12, 3, 43 5 Band 1l, 2, 335 Presi- dent 143 5 Orchestra 12, 3, 435 Council 1435 Chorus 12, 335 lnterclass Basketball 13, 435 Base- ball 13, 43 5 Cross Coun- try5 Christmas Play 133 5 Varsity Club 143. ANN BEARDSLEY Box 535 Operetta 1l 35 Gym As- sembly 1l 3 5 French Club 1435 Library Club 13, 435 French Play 1l35 Chorus 1l, 435 Basket- ball 133 5 Our Book 1l3. LAWRENCE BOYER Larry 8 Charles Street Football 1l, 2, 3, 435 Track 1l, 2, 3, 43 5 Bas- ketball 1l, 2, 335 Fire Squad 12, 335 Captain 143 5 Varsiy Club 12, 33 5 Vice-President 143 5 Sen- ior Ball Chairman 1435 Chorus 1l, 2, 3, 435 Public Speaking Contest 143 5Canaras 143. IAS. WM. BELLOWS njimmyn 45 Riverside Drive Class President 143 5 Red and White 1l, 23, Ad- verising Manager 133, Business Manager 1435 junior Play 1335 Bas- ketball Manager 133, Class Vice-President 133 5 Chairman junior Prom 1335 Varsity Club 13, 43 5 Band 1l, 2, 33 5 Our Book 1l 3 5 Council 13, 435 Fire Squad 1435 Canaras 143 . RAMON BURLEICH 17 Charles Street Senior Play 1435 Com- mercial Assembly 13, 43 5 Ped and White 1435 Commercial Contest, Ma- lone 1235 Canaras 1335 Commercial Club 13, 43 5 Fire Squad 1435 Public Speaking Contest 143 5 O. C. A. Award 143 5 Com- petent Theory Certificate 143 5 40 Word Typewrit- ing Certificate 143. IOHN BENVENUTO .Benn 65 Algonquin Avenue French Play 1l35 Inter- class Basketball 13, 43. IOHN CLANCY al' ptr, Box 38, Trudeau Fire Squad 1435 Football 12, 3, 43 5 Track 12, 335 Assistant Manager Cross Country 1l35 Our Book 1 l 3. MARIE CLANCY Mick Box 38, Trudeau. N. Y. Our Book 1l, 23 5 Gym Assemblies 1l, 23, Christmas Play 133 g Sen- ior Play 133 3 Commercial Assembly 1433 O. G. A. Award, Complete Theoryg 60-80 Word Transcrip- tiong junior and Senior O. A. T.: 30-40-SO Word Speed Tests. MARY MARGUERITE CONNERS Connie Rainbow Lake, N. Y. Our Book 1l3 3 Gym As- sembly 12, 333 French Play 133 3 Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 133 g Class V i c e - President 143 5 Commercial C o n t e s t Award 123 5 Chorus 1l3. OLIVER CLARK UOHVH 23 Old Military Road President Students' Asso- ciation 143,Business Manager Canaras 143 g Football Manager 133 3 junior Play Manager 133 3 Council 13, 43 3 junior Play 133 3 English Play 143 . KARL FRANCIS CONNERS uspeedu Rainbow Lake, N. Y. Cross Country 113 g lnter- class Baseball 1233 Ma- lone Commercial Contest 12, 33 g Commercial Club Treasurer 133 3 Our Book 1l 3. 13 IAMES COLLINS jimmy 7 Front St. HUBERT DARRAH I0 Fairview Ave. Band 1l, 2, 333 General Science Prize 133. HELEN COLYER 9 Williams Street l-lomemaking Assembly 1l, 2, 33 3 Basketball 12, 43g Gym Assembly 1233 Chorus 1l 3 3 French Play 13, 435 Tumbling Club 1435 French Club 143, Volley Ball 143 g Welfare Assembly 143. INGRED DELFS l3illiel' 41 Baker St. Our Book 1133 Red and White 133 g Dance Com- mittees 12, 33 ,Orchestra 1l, 2, 3, 43 g Band 12, 3. 43g English Play 143 5 junior Play 1333 Home- making Assembly 123, Chorus 12, 3, 43g lnter- class Basketball 123. 1 lr WINIFRED M. DIVER Win 19 Franklin Avenue Chorus 1l, 21 3 Assembly Pageant 121 3 English Play 1413 Red and White 13, 413 Canaras 131 3 Our Book 111. WILLIAM F. DUQUETTE, IR. Duke l Prospect Ave. Football 12, 3, 41 3 Hock- ey 1413 Band 1l, 2, 3. 413 Orchestra 1413 Fire Squad 141 Senior Play 1413 French Play 1l, 313 State Band Contest 1l1 3 District Band Contest 1l, 2, 3, 413 English Play 1413AssistantStage Manager3 junior Play 1313 lntra Mural Basket- ball 13, 413 Varsity Club 141. RITA DONNELLY Harrietstown Road Our Book 1l13 Red and White 121 3 Gym Assem- bly 1l 1 3 History Assem- bly 1413 Public Speaking Contest 1l1. A. STANFORD DYSINCER Pud 8 East Pine St. Orchestra 1l, 2, 31 3Cho- rus 1413 Christmas Play l41: O. A. T. lr. Award l313 Track 1213 Public Speaking Contest 141. g ..,, , 7 . .. 7.2, YW., THELMA DOTY Thel Rainbow Lake, N. Y. Commercial Club 13, 413 Library Club 1313 Corn- mercial Assembly 1413 Gym Assembly 1213 Our Book 1l13 Chorus 1l13 60-80 Words Shorthand3 30-40-50 Typewriting3 O. G. A. Certificate3 O. A. T. Certificate jr.-Sr. O. A, T.3 Commercial Contest 131. GEORGE ECENBARGER Butch 72 Petrova Ave. Band 1l, 2, 3, 41 3 Hock- ey l413 Red and White 1l, 2, 3, 413 Sports Ed- itor 1413 Baseball 1l, 2, 3, 413 Canaras 1413 Fire Squad 1413 Football 1l, 2, 313 French Play 1l1. KATHRYN C. DU PREA UDUDE.. Gabriels, N. Y. Our Book 1l13 Gym As- sembly 1l1 3 Commercial Assembly 141 3 Commer- cial Club 13, 41 3 Business Writing Certificate 1213 lunior O. A. T. Certificate 1311 O. G. A. Certificate 131 3 Complete Theory Award 1313 30 Word Typing 1413 60 Word Transcription Test 141 3 Canaras 141. ROXANA FARNSWORTH ..R0Xy,, I9 Cedar St. Piano Appearance 1l, 2, 31 Band 141 3 Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41: Gym Assembly 1l13Our Book 1l1. ROY FINN ..CyCe,. Lake Colby Mechanical Drawing Prize 131. EDNA FOLSOM ..Ed., Harrietstown Rd. Our Book 1l1 3 French Play 1l, 31 3 History As.- semblv 141 3 Gym Assem- bly 12, 315 Library Club 13, 41 g President 141. LOIS FITZGERALD Trudeau BARBARA GARDNER Barb 83 Park Ave. Girls' Varsity Club 1413 President French Club, Senior Play 141 g Basket- ball 13, 415 Christmas Play 12, 3, 413 English Assembly il, 21 g Spanish Play 121 3 French Play 13, 413 Our Book ll, 2, 41, Editor 1l1g Red and White 13, 415 Dance Committees 1l, 2, 41, Soccer. ' , f , '5 ' X IANE L. FLANDERS HRUSSH Rainbow Lake, N. Y. Our Book 1l1g Gym As- sembly 1l1g Commercial Assembly 141 g Typewrit- ing 40 Word Award 141 g O. A, T. Award 1313 O. C. A. Award 141 g Venus Velvet Certificate 131 5 60 Word Transcription 1413 Chorus 111. ELIZABETH GARDNER Bette 83 Park Ave. Senior Play 1413 Red and White 13, 415 Our Book il, 2, 415 French Club 131, Latin Play 1315 Public Speaking Assembly 1313 Christmas Play 12, 3, 413 English Assembly 121 ,Chorus 13, 41 3 lun- ior Prom Committee 131 g Flag Day Assembly 131. ROBERT CHARLES FLANDERS Bob Rainbow Lake, N. Y. Basketball 141. 5 WALTER GAUGHAN Walt 55 Neil St. Football 131 3 l-lockey 141 g Fire Squad 141, ALICE CERO UAV, 120 River Street Canaras 141 3 Band 11, 2, 3, 41, Vice - President 1313 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, Secretary - Treasurer 1413 Music Festival 1213 State Band Contest 11, 213 Our Book, Assistant Editor 121 3 Chorus 11, 2, 3, 413 Sailor Maids 1113 Council 1413 O, A. T. Award 1413 Band Prize 111. DOROTHY CRAEVES Dot Berkeley Hotel Canaras 131, Editor 1413 Red and White 13, 413 Public Speaking Contest 12, 3, 413 Senior Play 1413 Council 1413 Cho- rus 13,413 Dance Com- mittees 1l, 2, 313 Pub- lic Speaking Assembly 121 3Christmas Play 1213 French Play 111Q Latin Play 11, 313 English As- sembly 1113 Our Book 111. LILLIAN GERO Lil 120 River Street Red and White 13, 413 Senior Play 1413 Corn- mercial Assembly 1413 Commercial Club 13, 413 O. Ci. A. Award 14110. A. T. Award 1413 Com- petent Theory 131Q 60- 80-IOO Word Transcrip- tion 13,413Canaras 1313 Malone Commercial Con- test 1313 Our Book 11, 41 3 30-40-50, Word Typing Award 141. 3' HARR!SON 'HALLOCK Deke 16 McClelland Street Red and White 11, 2, 3, 413 Canaras 12, 3, 41: Prize Speaking Contest 1313 junior Play 131: Senior Play 141 3 Council 13, 413 Hockey 1413 Varsity Club 141 3 French Assembly 121 3 English Assembly 11, 2, 313 Our Book 111, Editor 121: Dance Committees 11, 2, 313SCience Assembly 121 3Track 11, 21. IEAN GIBNEY Cib 104 River Street Senior Play 1413 Canaras 1413 Red and White 13. 413 French Club 1413 Frcnch Play 11, 3, 413 Our Book 11, 2, 3, 413 Clirls' Prize Speaking Con- test 12, 313 Chorus 13, 413 Christmas Play 13, 413 Latin Play 12, 313 Public Speaking Assembly 12, 41 3 English Assembly 11, 213 Class President 111. , CURZON HOWE 205 Lake Street Y LEHALAND GILLMETT Saranac Inn Football 11, 2, '3, 413 Varsity Club 11, 2, 3, 41, President 141 3 Fire Squad 12, 3, 413 Council 1413 lnterclass Basketball 11. 2, 31 3 lnterclass Baseball 12, 31. N 1 N-H, EUGENE LAMOY Nick 145 River Street Band 12, 31. we 1 EARNEST LAVALLEE I4 Circle Street DOROTHY LEZAK Dotty Ray Brook Commercial Club 121 3 O. G. A. Award 13lQ O. A. T. Award 1413 Venus Velvet Certificate 131 3 30 Word Typing Award 1413 Chorus 1l1 3 Gym Assembly 1 l 1 , MARY IEARY 7 Woodycrest Road Red and White 12, 3, 413 Canaras 1413 Chorus 1l, 3, 413 Senior Play 1413 Our Book 1l15 French Play 1l1 3 Christmas Play 1313 La t i n Assembly 131 3 Public Soeaking As- sembly 131 3 Dance Com- mittee 131. RUTH LIETZENMEYER Cabriels Senior Play 1413 French Club 1413 French Play 121 3 Red and White 1413 Ring Committee 1413 Orchestra ll, 2, 3, 413 O. A. T. Award 1313 O. C. A. Award 141 3 Special Shorthand Award 141 3 Associate Editor, Our Book 1l13 Canaras 141. 1 'l 7 ELEANOR LEIB Bloomingdale CLARENCE LYETH Cussie Lake Clear junction Fire Squad 1413 O. A. T. Award3 Business Writing Certificate 1313Our Book 1l, 21. MABEL LESTER lVlabe 4 Blcomingdale Avenue Commercial Club 1413 Our Book 1l13 Commer- cial Assembly 1413 O. C. A. Awardg O. A. T. Award3 Canaras 131. LEANDER I. MARTIN Lee Gabriels Band 13, 41: Chorus 14lQ Orchestra 13, All: Gym Assembly 1213 Football 1413 Fire Squad 141, KENNETH McCASLAND Ken 52 Lake St. Band 1l, 2, 3, 415 Or- chestra 1l, 2, 3, 41. fe . s WALTER N UTTER Nuts I4 South Hope St. Orchestra 1l, 2, 315 Band 1l, 2, 3, 415 Cho- rus 131 5 State Band Con- test 12, 31, Fire Squad 13, 415 Senior Band lm- provement Medal 1l 1 5 Skating 1l1g lnterclass Basketball 1l 1 5 lnterclass Baseball 12, 31. MARY MURPHY Murph Z4 River Street Commercial Club 13, 415 Commercial Assembly 131 5 English Play 14150. G. A. Award 1315 Red and White 141 5 Business Writing Certificate 131, O. A. T. Award 1315 40 Word Gregg Award 141 5 60 Word Shorthand Award, Our Book 1115 Gym Assembly 111. IANETTE OLDFIELD janet 53 Dorsey Street l-lome Economics Club 12, -31 gChorus ll, 21 5 Home Economics Prize 1l, 21 5 Canaras 141. 1M CORA IANE NEWEL ,glj QETTY NUTTER 29 Virginia Street 47 Helen Stre:t Commercial Club 13, 415 President 1415 G i rl 's Varsity Club 1l, 2, 3, 41: Council 1415 O. A. T.5 Canaras 1315 60-80 Transcription Award 13, 415 N. Y. S. B. E. C. A. Commercial Contest 12, 35 Our Book 1115 Com- petent T h e o r y Award 1315 40-50-60, Word Typing Award 131. NELSON OTIS Punch Lake Clear junction Commercial Club 1315N. Y. S. B. E. C. A. Com- mercial Contest 12, 31. Secretary Library C l u b 1415 Red and White 1415 Chorus 12, 3, 415 Canaras 1415 Secretary- Treasurer Class 1215 Our Book 11 1. THELMA PANDOLPH 4 McComb French Play 12, 315 Our Book 1l15 Chorus 1l, 415 Basketball 13, 415 Soccer 141 5 Gym Assem- bly 1 l , 21. J! I l . 1 ROBERTA PARK UBOOH 156 Broadway History Assembly 1413 Chorus 141 3 French Club '1413 Senior Play 1413 Orchestra 1413 Band 13, 41. IEANETTE ROTHENBERG jennie 44 Lake Flower Avenue Red and White 13, 413 Orchestra 1l, 2, 41 3Can- ares 1413 junior Play 1313 O. C. A. Award 131 3 O. A. T. Award 13. 413 Malone Commercial Contest 13 ,41 3Commer- cial Club 13, 413 English Play 141 3 Chorus 13, 413 Secretary 141 3Certiticate of Attainment 141 QCOFT1- plete Theory 131 3 100 Shorthand Award 141. . fl 3- jg! fi REBA jEAN PRELLWITZ GERALD RICE.. CATHERINE ROGERS jean 72Vz Algonquin Ave. Kay Rainbow Lake junior High Basketball Rainbow Lake 111' l-lockey 121' Track . Canaras 131 3 Our Book 3' ' l-lomemaking Assembly 111 3 C-ym Assembly 131. ' jmercjass Basketbajj 1213 Chorus 1113 Our ' Book, C-ym Assembly 121 3 O. A. T. Award 1413 Competent Theory Test 141 3 Venus Velvet Short- hand Award Commercial Club 141 3O. C. A. Award 1413 60-80 Word Typ- ing Award 1413 30-40- 50 Word Typing Award 131. CARL RYAN CLADYS RYAN LEONARD RYAN La ke Clear junction Football 1l, 2, 3, 41, Captain 141 3 Basketball 141 3 lnterclass Basket- ball 1313 lnterclass Base- ball 1213Varsity Club 12, 3, 41 3 Secretary-Treasun er 1313 Fire Squad 12, 3 413OurBook1l1. Lake Clear junction Canaras 141 3Cheer-lead- er 1l, 213 lnterclass Bas- ketball 1l, 2, 31 QCIWOFUS4 1l, 2, 413 Girls' Varsity Club 141 3 O. A. T, Award 1313 Council 1413 Typ- ing Award, 30 words 1313 Our Book 1113 Commercial Club 1313 Commercial Contest 131 3 Christmas Play 1l, 213 Secretary-Treasurer, Stu- dents' Association 141. 19 iilhenii Lake Clear junction Varsity Club 1l, 2, 3, 413 President 131 3 Fire Squad 12, 3, 413 Council 1313 Football 1l, 2, 3, 413 Captain 131 3 Basketball 12, 3, 413 Track 1l, 2, 3, 41 3 lnterclass Baseball 11, 2, 31: lnterclass Bas- ketball 1l, 21: Dance Committee 131 3 Barrel Rush Committee 131. W SHIRLEY RYAN Sheery 308 Broadway l-lomemaking Assembly 1l, 33 3 Gym Assembly 12, 33. RUTH DOROTHY SPORN 28 Kiwassa Road Senior Play 1433 Chorus 13, 433 Red and White 1331 Our Book 1l33 Dance Committee 1333 Prize Speaking Contest 143. MARY SAMPSON Sammy Trudeau Red and White 13, 433 Our Book 1l, 2, 333 Latin Play 1333 Canaras 143 3 Public Speaking As- sembly 123 3 Flag Day Assembly 133 3 Chorus 13, 43 3 junior Play 1333 Christmas Play 133 3 Dance Committees 1l, 2, 33 3 O. G. A, Award 143 3 Dramatic Club Play 12, 33 3 English Assembly 1l3 3 Gym Assembly 1l3.. HELEN ARNS 24 F ont Street Red and White 13, 433 Our Book 1l, 2, 333 French Play 1233 junior Play 1333 Commercial Club 13, 43 3 N. Y, S. B. E. C. A. Commercial Con- test 1333 Chorus 12, 3, 433 Dance Committee 1433 30-40 Word Typ- ing Award 133 3 Gym As- sembly 1l, 23. ALVIN SKEELS UAV, 36 McClelland Commercial Club 13, 433 Senior Play 1433 Fire Squad 12, 3. 43 3 Chorus 1l, 2, 3, 433 President 143 3 lnterclass Basketball 133: Sailor Maids 1233 Canaras 1433 Secretary- Treasurer of Class 1 l 3 , RITA CATHERINE STEARNS iiReii 3 Bloomingdale Avenue Commercial Club 1333 Our Book 1l, 2, 3330. G. A. Award 1333 60 W o r d Transcription Award 143. Q0 1 i if EDWIN S. SMITH .iEd., I5 Lake St. Red and White 13, 43, Editor 143 3 Council 1433 French Club 143 3 French Play 133 3 Christmas Play 1433 Fire Squad 1433 Canaras 143. AUGUST STUNZI Gus Santanoni Avenue Basketball 1l, 2, 3, 433 Golf Team 1l, 2, 3, 433 Senior Play 1433 Varsity Club 1l, 2, 3, 43 3 Foot- ball 143 3 lnterclass Base- ball 1l, 2, 3, 433 Fire Squad 143. MARY LEAH SWEET Paul Smith's Chorus 13, 41 3 Our Book ll, 213 French Play il, 2, 313 Christmas Play 1313 Dante Committees 12, 31 QCEJVISVBS 141. IAMES HENRY TITUS nlimmyn Industrial Assembly 131 3 Cross Country ll 1. HARVEY SWINYER 4Vz Edward Street Football 12, 3, 41 3 Senior Play 141 3 Interclass Bas- ketball 1313 Track 1413 Fire Squad 13, 413 Var- ROLAND W. THOMAS UROII, Band 1 I, 2, 3, 41 3 Double Quartet 12,313CIee Club 12, 31 3 Orchestra 1I, 2, 313 Chorus 12, 3, 413 sity Club 1413 Interclass Foo ball 1 1,fT 1' Baseball 141 3 Interclass ' Air' Track 131, FRANCIS TOOLE I4 Main Street I Q1 VIOLET ELIZABETH TORMEY avi., Onchiota Commercial Club 13, 413 Business Writing Award 1313 Canaras 1413 Our Book 1113 O. Ci. A. Award 1413 O. A. T. Award 1413 30 Word Typing Award 141 QCOVT1- plete Thcory Test 1'!I'I: 60-80 word Transcrip- tion Test 141, LILLIAN THOMPSON 86 Algonquin Ave. RALPH IOSEPH VANCOUR Van Lake Colby Gym Assembly 1I 1 3 Our Book 1l1. R16 ,X FREDA VIDAVER MARY WALKERJ 1' QRTIS WAMSGANZ EVA WEINSTOCK Pete Upper Broadway 16 Pine Street Shrimp 60 Margaret St. President, C-irls' Varsity Cross Country 141 3 Track 129 River Street Chorus 13, 413 French 1BaEZSkregb?I 41,1,'O'?: 14, 1 Hockey 141' Chorus 13, 413 Red and Play 1313 French Club Chefstra 14, ,' Cgomg H White 141 3 Shorthand O. 141 3 Red and White 1411 2 3 41, Clarisfmas Pla? C. A. Award 1413 Eng- Our Book 111- 11, 213 Cheer-leader 11, 2, 313Our Book 111. Iish Assembly 141 3 Inter- class Volley Ball 1413 N. Y. S. B. E. C, Contest 13, 413 lnterclass Basketball 1413 Our Book 1112 Treasurer, Commercial Club 1411 Commercial Club 13, 413 Minor Let- ter Award 121. BERNICE WHEELER Bernie Gabriels Commercial Club 141 3 Chorus 131 3 Our Book 111: French Play 1313 Gym Assembly 11, 21, IAMES WHITE ulimmyw Pinehurst Camp Vice President Class 11, 213 French Club 1413 Cross Country 11, 413 Band 11, 2, 3, 41 3 French Play 1413 Track 1413 Chorus 12, 41 3 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 413 Electrician and Assistant Stage Man- ager, Class Play 12, 3, 413 Our Book 11,213 Science Award 111. QQ GEORGE ZIGGS 5 Elm Street Red and White 13, 413 National Award Quill and Scroll 1413 Fidac Essay Award 141. FAREWELL TO OUR ALMA MATER With tear-filled eyes we leave thee, Though the whole world lies before, And live again our mem'ries Ere we open wide Life's door. Thy portals long have held us, Many friends we've gathered there, Years can not dim completely All the joys we used to share. . Along our chosen pathways We will journey ever higher With ideals you have taught us Near to comfort and inspire. And now farewell we bid thee, For the time to part is here, We face the future gladly, Armed with knowledge, without fear. -IEAN CIBNEY Q3 SENIOR HISTORY Although there are only a few of those shinIng faces left that started to- gether twelve long years ago, we have gradually added new ones until, as you see by the preceding pictures, our tribe is the largest in the history of our Alma Mater. Our fame has been growing gradually from a meager start to a successful climax. Our Class has not only been the backbone of the football team, and the mainstay of the track team, but it also has produced the finest Senior Play, an excellent Canaras under difficult circumstances, and the best Red and White in its history. Our Class is an exception, everyone pictures a big machine as awkward, and slow, but our class, big as it is, has maintained an excellent scholastic standing, enviable social standing, and a very strong financial standing. As you look at our pictures, you see many fine characteristics: intelligence, strength, friendliness, ambition, integrity, and perseverance portrayed to a high degree. We have discarded many degrading characteristics on the route, and on leaving school, we will aspire to even greater heights. If we conquer all future obstacles, as we have those of our school days, we shall hold noth- ing of worldly power in fear. Our Class is a true representation of the surrounding country, our stature pictures the mountains, our perseverance and ambition, the everlasting strug- gles of the brooks and rivers wearing their way down through the foothills, our friendliness pictures the animal life, our integrity and strength, the deep- ness of virgin forests, and our intelligence combines all these powers. Our remaining obstacle is to hold what we have, as our mountains have struggled to hold themselves forever a wild playground, and not a domes- ticated, man-made country. As we now depart from our dear Alma Mater, we leave our deeds of brav- ery, valor and fairness on the field, of good executive and financial ability in organizations, and of excellent scholastic standards, but far more do we carry away than we leave behind. We depart with a fine education in both school work and extra-curricular activities, which will help to equip us for facing the facts of the world. -IAMES isEi.l.ows Q4 . Class Manager . . CLASS SUPERLATIVES Class Athlete ...... . . . Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Most Beautiful . . Handsomest .... Best Girl Dancer . ., Best Boy Dancer , . . jolliest ........ Most Brilliant . .. Most Efficient .... Greatest Girl Flirt . .. ... Greatest Boy Flirt . . . .. . Wittiest ......... Most Romantic .... Married First . . . Most Bashful Boy . . . . . . Most Bashful Girl Thinnest ........ Fattest ........ Tallest ..... Shortest ...... Most Musical 1.. Most Sarcastic ..... . . . Class Grind .......... ... Most Fashionable Boy . . . . . . Most Fashionable Girl. .. ... Biggest Boy Talker Biggest Girl Talker Best Natured ...... . . . Most Conceited Best Sport ..... Man Hater .... Woman Hater. . . Youngest ..... Class Veteran . . . Silliest ........ Greatest Bluffer Most Studious .... Most lndifferent . . . . , . Most Artistic ..... Most Unselfish . . Class Poet .. Q5 Oliver Clark Leonard Ryan Dorothy Graeves james Bellows Mabel Lester Alvin Skeels Dorothy Graeves Lawrence Boyer Nelson Otis Leah Sweet Helene Stearns Ingrid Delfs james Bellows jean Gibney Mary Sampson jMarie Clancy jLehaland Gillmett Carl Ryan Ann-Beardsley Thelma Doty Nelson Otis john Clancy Eva Weinstcok Walter Nutter Catherine Duprea jean Prellwitz Walter Nutter Betty Gardner Donald Bousquet Marie Clancy Nelson Otis Betty Gardner Marie Clancy Helen Colyer George Ziggs john Bczivcnuto Walter Nutter jean Gibney Donald Bousquet jjean Prellwitz 2George Ziggs james Collins Barbara Gardner Leah Sweet jean Gibney LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT To jimmie Reilly we leave a movie contract to replace that of Tom Brown. To Barbara Conklin lCraciel we leave an interest in the grocery business seeing that her interest in the automobile industry has faded. To Doris Meury we leave a span of years to equal a certain somebody's. To Hope Callaway we leave our permission to smash that alarm clock. To Rita Dwyer we leave her driving teacher to tell her when to stop. To Harry Silver, the big muscle man from Mount Vernon, we leave the old password 4-Q-2. ' To Miss Chapman we leave a seat in Congress. To Pat Hickey we leave a Chevrolet and a cheese truck to make those calls in the wilds of the Lake Flower Country. To Seymour Andrus we leave Sylvia, a ride in a Terraplane, and a corres- pondence course in English lreverse, right and leftl. To jimmy McCarthy we leave the junior High School and a pocket comb and mirror to overcome his inferiority complex. To math students we leave that old adage, Barnum was right. To Muriel Berry we leave a host of boy friends who will suit one and all. To Dorothy Huntington and Ray Kenville we leave a more peaceful year for a certain Senior won't be here to disrupt them. We leave the junior girls at the mercy of those super-shieks and he-men, Mullen, Downs, etc. To Art Charland we leave H. B. Alice of Tupper Lake. To Lib Herbert we leave a Cornell man to keep her interested in her spare moments. We leave our president to a certain dark haired junior if a blondie doesn't get there first. . . 1 fMarie Clancy U jMary Leary, Mary Sampson W'tneSSeS' 2Lehaland Ciillmett Execulors' lCeorge Ecenbarger E26 ,. jUNlOR ci.Ass The junior class, one hundred and four members strong, has just completed a most successful year under the leadership of a globe-trotting president, a cheer-leading vice-president, and an efficient secretary-treasurer. Our activities on the football field are recounted in another part of this book, but we claim for our very own the intrepid little cheer-leader whose enthusiasm has swept so many Saranac Lake teams to victory. On March 23, twelve members of our class set out to out-Dracula Dracula. ln a darkened auditorium, accompanied by a mournful wind and the blood- curdling howls of wolves, our frightened amateur detectives unravelled the Mystery of the Tower Room before an audience of more than five hundred. john Duquette's artistry in designing posters secured a large audience, the skill of the actors, the executive staff, and the director Miss Forth, pleased it. The junior Proml After days of fluttery preparations, the social event of the year at last arrived. lt is always a beautiful sight but seemed to outdo itself this year. Frivolous organdies, sophisticated satins, serene crepes-all combined to make the ballroom as colorful as a Mardi Gras parade. A fitting climax, indeed, to such a colorful yearl Today we look forward to the glory of being Seniors. We have cast off the frivolity of Freshman days, for we realize that life is, indeed, a serious matter. We have given up the pseudo-sophistication of the high school Sophomore. We know now that the really wise man is the one who sees how much he has yet to learn. We come to the end of our junior year and look forward eagerly' to next September, when we shall be sedate Seniors, in name if not in deed. Truly, our junior year has been so joyous that we may carry some of its radiance even tothe other side. -BARBARA CONKLlN E27 SOPHOMORE CLASS On September l7, about one hundred members of the Sophomore class held their first meeting for the purpose of electing officrs. Now that we stop for a minute to look back over our first year upstairs we see a rather successful one. Our class picnic at Fish Creek early in May furnished a grand time for all of us. We enjoyed a regular old-fashioned weenie roast and several excit- ing baseball games. Several of our class members have distinguished themselves, not only in class activities, but also in other school affairs. There were four Sophomores in the Varsity Club, five on the Red and White staff, nine in the band, and five were participants in the Commercial contest at Chateaugay, Especially outstanding in athletics lfootballl were our president, john Munn, Orville lvlarello, and Andy Fortune. Art Charland, the famous miler, is also a mem- ber of our class. We are looking forward with even more eagerness to next year's prom and play. We hope to make a success of both of them, but l hardly think we'll ever forget our Sophomore year. -ELLEN DEAN Q8 SNAPS Right On The Campus, Too No Draft Ventilation Same-Q-U Editor Ed Here's the Answer The Old Smoking Ground How Are Ya?-Fine, Fine Roughies Why That Alluring Sr'nil:? Caught Position's Everything in Life As Ma Sees Us F, , W , , A 7 W K X P i l i P SCHOOL LIFE u CANARAS STAFF EDITORIAL BOARD DOROTHY GRAEVES ...............,............... ..... E ditor-in-Chief IANE DUERR .......,............................. .... A ssociate Editor IAMES BELLOWS .........................,....,.... ....... , Historian CEORCE ECENBARCER, MARY LEARY, MARY SAMPSON ......... .......... W ill STAFF leanette Rothenberg, lean Cibney, Edwin Smith, Lawrence Boyer Lehaland Cillmett, Walter Caughan, Ruth Sporn, Barbara Conklin Ellen Dean, I-lubert Miller BUSINESS BOARD OLIVER CLARK ....... .................., ..,... B u siness Manager LAWRENCE BOYER ...... .......,.. .... C i rculation Manager HARRISON I-IALLOCK ...,..................,.......,........ Advertising Manager STAFF Edwin Booth, Ruth Munn, Muriel Berry, Mary Colyer, Robert LaBeau Constance Ferber CIRCULATION STAFF Alice Ciero, Violet Tormey, Katherine Duprey, Cora lane Newell Mary Sampson, Leah Sweet, Mary Walker, Ciladys Ryan, Ella Allnutt Betty Nutter, Eva Weinstock, Neara Davis, Ruth Lietzenmeyer lanette Oldfield, Helene Stearns, Hope Callaway, Curtis Wamsganz Winetred Diver, Alvin Skeels DOROTHY CRAEV ES Editor-in-Chief OLIVER CLARK Business Manager RED AND WHITE Almost ten years ago a small news-sheet made its debut to the students of Saranac Lake High School. lt was called the Red and White, and ever since that day our paper h:s grown both in size and influence until now it has taken a prominent place in extra-curricular activities. Perhaps we should name some of those students who have given of their talent in days gone by to make the newspaper a success but to name a few would do injustice to others who have worked without glory. However, be- cause there has always been the best kind of team work, the paper has won several third place awards in the annual contests of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and this year was awarded second place. The publication has also been affiliated with the Cornell lnterscholastic Press Association. Though we work to win high ratings in these yearly contests, the real achievements of our newspaper cannot be measured in typographical excel- lence. The real yardstick is this: What sort of influence has the Red and White had upon its readers? Has it always instructed and inspired? Has it been the voice of its readers, and most important has it been the means of bringing into closer relationship the teacher and student? If it has, then the editor and staff feel amply rewarded for their effort. Next year a new staff will guide the paper through ten issues of print, We have selected these people with care and we hand over the Red and White to them, with the hope that it will be the finest paper ever seen in the school. EDWIN S. SMITH .,............................................ Editor-in-Chief IAMES BELLOWS ...... .... B usiness Manager 32 LEHALAND GILLMETT LAWRENCE BOYER . . BOWEN MCMASTER . MR, WILSON ...... MARY WALKER . . , IANE DUERR ,.... ISABEL MANNIS ... MISS MUNN ,...,, Andrus Bousqget Duquette Fortune Gaughan Hickey Kinville Hallock Marello Munn Stunzi Swlnyer C. Ryan L. Ryan Silver A. Charland McCla1cI'1ic Clark Be'lows LeBeau Kelley Van Nortvvick Miller E, Sharland Dora BOYS' VARSITY CLU B . . . ...President .....Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . . .Faculty Advisor GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB . , ...., President . . . . .Vice-President . . .Secretary-Treasurer . . . .Faculty Advisor Helen Colycr Geraldine Drayse Bernadette Vosburgh Gladys Ryan Barbara Gardner Hope Gallaway Cora lane Newell Ruth Munn Mary Colyer STUDENT COUNCIL The tunctions ot this Council are to determine the expenditures of the various organizations subject to the approval of the Superintendent of Schools, and to piss upon all proposed activities of the student body. The following students are members ot the present council: OLIVER CLARK ..... BOWEN MCMASTERS .... GLADYS RYAN .... IAMES BELLOWS .... RICHARD MULLEN.. ioriixi MUNN ........ DONALD Bousouet ..,. ALICE CERO ......, EDWIN SMITH .,... DOROTHY CRAEVES. MARY WALKER .... LEHALAND CILLMETT XVALTER KELLY ..... HUBERT MILLER... EARL SHARLAND .... SAM KELLY ......... HARRISON HALLOCK. . , . . . . . . . . . . . .President Students' Association . . .Vice-President Students' Association . . . . . ....... Secretary-Treasurer . . . .President Senior Class . . . . . .President lunior Class . . . .President Sophomore Class . . . . . . . . . .President Band . . . .President Orchestra . . .Editor Red and White .............Editor Canaras . . . .President Cirls' Varsity Club . . .President Boys' Varsity Club ,. . . . . . .Manager Football . . . .Manager Basketball . . . . , . . . .Manager Track . . .Manager Cross Country . . . . . .Manager Hockey 34 l i The Senior Class presented Mignonette, a romantic drama, by Arthur learue, on November 24, under the direction of Miss Ruth Forth. The first performance in years to merit a curtain call, this play was highly praised. The assurance of the actors rivaled that of professionals. The cast was as follows: Mignonette Deardon ..... Rose Deardon ..... Mammy Lou ...... Annabelle Higgens. Stella Boggs ...... Esmeralda Gumption Hannah Splivens . . . Anna Bryant ...... Alice Fox ........ Elizabeth Maxwell. . Gladys Dyke ...... David Frames . . . justin Halliday .... Deacon Parker . . Thomas Mills... Simon Clay .... Henry Spencer. . jonathan Mills . . Andrew .... . .DOROTHY GRAEVES . .DOROTHY GRAEVES . ......... lEAN GIBNEY . . . . . .ROBERTA PARK RUTH LEITZENMAYER . . . ......... MARY LEARY . . . . .MARIE CLANCY . .BARBARA GARDNER .......LlLLlAN GERO ELIZABETH GARDNER ........RUTH SPORN . . LAWRENCE BOYER . . . . . . .ALVIN SKEELS .HARRISON HALLOCK . .DONALD BOUSQUET .WILLIAM DUQUETTE RAYMOND BURLEIGH . . .HARVEY SWINYER . . . .AUGUST STUNZI IUNIOR PLAY On March 23, under the direction of Miss Ruth Forth, the junior class pre- sented Robert St. Clair's play, The Tower Room Mystery. Ruth Effenbach, business managerg Sam Kelley, stage managerg and Robert LeBeau, property manager contributed greatly to the success of this production, The class is also indebted to Mr. Willard Van Allen, who was in charge of the lighting. A list of the cast follows Mignon Vere .... The Master. .. lack Chalice ..... Kate Chalice ........ Kennedy Elsworth. Adolphe DeBoussac Maman Boule .... Emile Lurdau ..... Maurice Pasquerel. Madame Boucher. . Babette ......... Antoinette . . . 36 .C-ERTRUDE SHELHAMER .......EUCENE HICKEY . . . .EARL SHARLAND ..........RUTH MUNN . . . . .IAMES McCARTHY HUMBERTO PORTUONDO . . . .CONSTANCE FERBER .WILLIAM TORRUELLAS . . . . . .CHARLES KEOUCI-l .......lANE DUERR . . .HOPE CALLAWAY .....EDNA DUFFY BAND On April Zl, Saranac Lake's band, under the expert direction of Mr. Oliver I. Stanford, won first place in the State Sectional School Band Contest at Saranac Lake and achieved a rating of highly superior. CLARINETS Richard Franz Earnest Cero Alice C-ero Harriett LaPan Roberta Park Carolyn Smith Dean Towner Mary Walker lack Waterhouse Marian Wheeler SAXAPHONES Adele Bousquet Francis Spencer Paul Kresse BASS CLARINET Philip Rork TROMBONES Benjamin Downs lack Guss Louis Kendall Roland Thomas PERCUSSION Dustin Kaminsky Walter Kelly Richard Levene Kenneth lVlcCasland CORNETS Donald Bousquet Edward Callaghan Albert C-ummer Walter Nutter Fred Stone ,QM Wawfwf 7 ALTOS Margaret Drew William Linden Lawrence Quigley Raymond Seeney BARITONES Donald Carr lames White George Ecenbarger BASSES Robert Distin Bernard Robinson William Duquette George Stearns FLUTE AND Pl CCOLO lngrid Delis lohn H. Elmer , ff W4 WM I R STANFORD MVK is Lawrence Boyer, Captain FIRE SQUAD The Fire Squad is'composed of thirty-five members. Their task consists ot manning all hoses and chemical tanks in case of tire. lts members, chosen from boys ofthe Senior High School, are in charge of monthly tire drills, and are always ready in the event that a real tire may some day arrive. Twenty- seven of the squad have assigned posts. The remaining eight act as monitors, and direct the passing of students out of the building. In the activities of the school the Fire Squad holds no positiong it is neither a social, athletic nor scholastic organization, yet it is one of the mostactive. Carl Ryan Lehaland C-illmett Seymour Andrus Walter Ciaughan Harvey Swinyer Leonard Ryan Oliver Clark William Duquette Donald Bousquet George Ecenbarger Bowen McMaster james Bellows Edwin Smith Eugene Hickey Alvin Skeels Walter Nutter Karl Connors james Collins Earnest LaVallee Walter Kelley john Clancy Nelson Otis Harold Otis Lee Martin 38 Harry Silver Harry Burke Charles Keough Frank Kresse Ramon Burleigh Clarence Lyeth james Davidson Kenneth lVlcCasland Andrew Fortune August Stunzi FOCTBALL Hard playing through a long season gave the Big Red Team the lnter- scholastic Football Championship of the l933 season, Due not only to their own brilliant playing, but also to the excellent coaching of Mr. Wilson, they defeated Lake Placid l34-6l, Plattsburg l33-7l, Tupper Lake l3O-OJ, Port Henry l6-Ol , and St. johns 125-53, losing only to Canton l6-'Ol , Ticonderoga l2O-Ol, and Malone lZO-Ol. Although the Canton and Malone games were the hardest to lose, these being the first and last, the intervening league games more than made up for their loss. Backed by an enthusiastic student body, the team got under way after mak- ing a poor start by losing to Canton i6-Ol. Loss of that game gave Coach Wilson a more pliable squad than he had hitherto assembled, and as subse- quent victories showed, he made the most of it. An early start in training and intensive preliminary exercises were respon- sible for the good physical condition of the team. lt was this condition which enabled them to withstand the pounding of more rugged teams and, even if beaten, to put up a great battle. Any team winning over Saranac was well aware of the fact that they had earned it. It was characteristic of the squad that they offered no excuses for defeat but worked the harder to iron out mistakes. There will be few veterans back next year, as nearly all, including Captain Carl Ryan, Lehaland Cillmett, Harvey Swinyer, Gus Stunzi, Lawrence Boyer, William Duquette, and Walter C-aughan will be lost to the team, leaving the newly elected captain of next year's team, Eugene Hickey, Orville lvlorello, Andrew Fortune, john Munn, Charles Keough and other recruits to carry on and keep the Interscholastic Football Championship won by Saranac seven times out of nine. - -WALTER CAUCHAN 39 BASKETBALL Although technically failing to better its league standing, this year's bas- ketball team showed a great improvement over last's. The cause of Saranac's fourth place was the ignorance of a rule which stated that no player may participate in any games other than those sched- uled by his schoolf' Leonard Ryan, unaware of the rule, played with another team during the season. Tupper Lake, which Saranac had defeated twice, protested these games. Saranac Lake showed its usual good sportsmanship by forfeiting them without a controversy. The Red showed its courage and spirit by playing the league champion, Plattsburg, in a double overtime period only to lose by one point. Lake Placid, snowed under twice by Plattsburgh, again proved itself our nemesis, by defeating us twice. Malone and Lyon Mountain were played in an lntraleague match, but proved themselves too strong for Saranac. This year C-us Gardner, Alvin Brown, Sehon Dyer, and Iggy Sprague were lost to the team. Next year Gus Stunzi and the Ryans, Len and Carl, will be missed. However, players of no mean calibre have been de- veloped in the inter-mural league and will be on hand with the rest of this year's team to start a hard campaign for league honors, led by Bob Ryan, who was elected captain. -HUBERT MILLER 40 Wilcox Cummer Kelley Duquefle Andrews Vanlxlorfwick Andrews Wamsganz Worden Hallock Dora Saumier Caughan Stone Spencer Bousquef Thompson H. Hallock, Manager W. Wilcox, Coach HOCKEY CROSS COUNTRY Kelley While Rogers Wamsganz LeBeau Vandenberg Hallock Srearns Cross S. Kelley, Manager H. Vandenberg, A. Manager UNIVERSITY AND SHORTER COURSES Leading to Business Positions are supplemented by Sports and Social Activities .-mga..-.. Ilfrlfe new for Cezreer Cofzfultfzfieff' or Call at the New College Hal! ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE PRENTISS CARNELL, JR., Director of Aeimiuienx C em pl imentf of XVEST DISINFECTING COMPANY we Buffalo, N. Y. Complimenzir of KENDALL L U M B E R COMPANY vile Saranac Lake, N. X 49 7 Canaras Edition .llll'1C,193.4 SARANAC LAKE HIGH SCHOOL, SARANAC LAKE, N. Y. Tun Run AND WHITE extends its heartiest Congratulations to the Editor, Business Manager and Staff of the 1934 edition of T H E C A N A R A S A N arable fiL'l7fU1l0ll767Zf w-my--1 May These Two Great High School Publications Ever Work Together in the Interests of Saranac Lake High School .-.t0,.... Editor BlZJ'i7If!.f.f Md7ldg67' EDWIN S. SMITII JAMES W. BELLOWS THE STAFF 43 AUTOGRAPHS