Scotia Glenville High School - Acropolis Yearbook (Scotia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1937 volume:

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Clerk THE FACULTY SCOTIA HIGH SCHOO ACROPOLIS STAFF EDITORIAL Edilor-in-Chief ..... ....,.,.,... 7 WUMARY SPIARS Associale Edi+or,-, -,.-,,JANET SHARTS DONALD HAIOH Assislanl Edilors- KKEI'1ILg CHARLOTTE RITCHIE Humor Edilor .... ...., S .--GERALD RING Alhlelics ,,,, ,,., , ,E ,E MAX LOWE Arl Edilor--- .-.,, WALTER HEINTZ VIVIAN DRAPER Typisls ,.,.,. RUTH GOERBIG MARY MILLER Facully Adviser ....,........ ...,, M ISS MCOUIRE BUSINESS Business Manager ,..,, ..,..... .... R O BERT HOBDAY Adverlising Managerq ,....,........ ,,... A ONES HANSEN Facully Adviser ...,. .v................ .... M I SS MOCHRIE ADVERTISING Adverlising Manager-AGNES HANSEN Cora Chapman Arlhur Hobday Eugenia Slaghl John Hall Roberl Scolf HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Gwendolyn Lansing Frederick Treder Rulh Lel Is Eugene Wrighl Dorolhy Geerlsen David Lehman Carolyn Baldwin Kennelh Horslmyer Joseph Scoll Marion Prall Alice Allcins Marie Lefebvre Frank Riegerl Belsy Hall Russell Heler Harry Bora 41 Q 5 .- I, 2. f fb fy 0.5 K fy 0530 F f KB 0,30 Fi 0' so V X 0 1 if? 0 0.0 0 ,, I if E PRESIDENT VICE PRES. WILLIAM NICOLL MARY MILLER I O 0'0'0 f '0' W IAN TREASURER I SECRETARY cLARfNc: TAFT ---- AGNES HANSEN I XII? 5 N L 'BM Affcffr 35,0 A .0 Sf ul ' 1 I no-1 No IW CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION PERSISTAN C, E'l4LVAYS- -VINSA I ' ' ' .':'-- twi- Tlnevrg 4 Lonbc l.ongTva'w5 -., L A-Uindihbo XXXIW4' Inn. - x f X E ' Hymn - fue.. mm 4 U my D Ju.,,. 1 - M M f soppn-w I L Xw, f i ,u Y rfr-n..fL' ff' an xxlf B i5Uc1L11Z551 nm emu n na IG! W ' ' ' llmlli! GY1 lil E, n GL U 5 EDJIPQLHGEL :L Q.. GERTRUDE ADACK Secrelary Home Room 4. There is no lruer lrulh oblainable By man lhan comes of arf. GUSSIE ADACK Commercial Conlesl 2: Exchange Edilor Hi-Times 3: Senior Play 4. Joy winqs his feel. Joy lifls him from lhe ground. DOUGLAS K MS Presidenl Home Room 2: Senele 2: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Treasurer Hi-Y 3: Vice- Presidenl Hi-Y 4: Senior Play 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 4. He spealcelh nolg and yel lhere lies A conversalion in his eyes. GEORGE ALLEN Baslrefball 2, 3. Nor has he spenl his life badly who has passed if in privacy. Il f' PATRICIA ALMOUR Chorus 4: Office Assislanf 4. .. . . . . Joy rises in me lille a summers morn. EVELYN ALVO RD Junior Prom Commillee 3: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Office Assislanf 3. 4. Now happiness consisfs in aclivilyf' J. WILLIAM AUER I-le is well paid lhal is well salisliedf' PETER AUSFELT Silence is more eloquanl fhan words. g Qi nl A .sl My ' UA. ' VERA BELL BARBER . Vice - Presidenl' Home Room 3: Treasurer Commercial Club 4: Secre- lary Home Room 2. I would ralher be small and shine rhan large and casl a shadow. THELMA BARLOW Chorus 2, 3: Secrefary Home Room 2: Office Assislanl' 4: Procluclion Slaff Senior Play 4. Pleasure and aclion malce fhe hours seem short DONALD A. EAUDER A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Basluellaell 4: Produclion Slalil Senior Play 4. The some yeslerday, foclay and lomorrowf' GLADYS BAUDER Liql'1+ness of fhe hear? is lhe lmeyslone 'fo happiness. GRACE BELL Vice-President German Club 3: Vice- Presidenl' G. A. A. 4: Chorus 3, 4. 'Ready for every bil ol lun, Always lhe some 'ro everyone. SOPHIE BOROGEN Chorus 2, 4: Produclion Sfalif Senior Play 4. A good bool: is fhe besf of friends, +I-me some 'today and forever. OLGA BRANDEBURG Simple, quiel, and unassuming. 4 --Ly- 41... I. J DOLORES BROOKES Office Assisfa 2, 4: Presiclenl' Hom Ro ' enale 4: Chorus 2, Common sense is really nol so common. LORRAINE BRYCE Baslzefball 2: President Home Room 2: Senafe 2. Friendship is power end riches all fo me. HELMUT BUECHNER Men of few words are the besl men. MARY BUECHNER Baslrelball 3, 4: Library Assisfanl 4: Hi-Times Home Room Represenla- live 3: Treasurer German Club 4: Senior Play 4: Office Assislanl' 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 4. Genlle of speech, beneficenl of min MABLE BUHRMASTER Office Assislanf 3: Chorus 2. 3. lf would lelk: qoodness, how il would lallrf' MARY BURNS Office Assis+an+ 4. 'Cheerfulness is lhe sunny ray of life. , WALTER CHAMP Treasurer Home Room 2: Vice- Presiclenf Home Room 2: Presidenl Home Room 3: Senale 3. Grew oaks from lillle acorns grow. WILLIAM CLAPPER An ounce of mirlh is worlh a pound ol sorrow. JEAN CLOTHIER Chorus 2, 3, 4: Office Assislanl 4: Secrefary Home Room 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4. There is a cerlain blending of lnindness ln every lriendf' RALPH COLSON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: National Honor Soci- ely 3, 4: Dramalic Club Play 2, 3, 4: Vice-Presidenl Dramafic Club 3: Pres- idenl Dramafic Club 4: Slage Man- ager Dramalic Club Play 3: Junior Prom Commi'Hee 3: Secrefary Home Room 2: Senafe 4. Few Things are impossible lo diligence and skill, 1751-L FRED E. COLWELL JR. Treasurer German Club 3, 4: Na- lional Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Chairman Pin and Ring Commillee 3: Junior Prom Commiflee 3: Foofball 2, 3: Orchesfra 2, 3: Dance Orchesfra 2, 3: Acropolis Aclverlising Agenl 3: Vice-Presidenf Nafional Honor Soci- el'y 3, 4: Senior Play 4. Sfill lhey gazed and sfill The won- der grew how one small head could carry all he knew. CHARLES CONROY Foofball 2, 3: Dramalic Club Play 3, 4: Chorus 2, 4. Speak of me as l am. FRANK COONS Vice-Presidenf Home Room 3, 4: Secrelary Home Room 2. Weighled down wilh business and ofher cares-mosfly o+hers. N QUINDA CORINO Library Assisranl- 2, 3: Vice-Presi- clenl Commercial Club 3. Sing away sorrow: cast away care. AUBREY COYLE Sfage Manager Senior Play 4. We undersland his unconcern for lhe imporlanlf' KENNETH CRAMPTON A man of polile learning and a liberal educalionf' A. 1 -Jr W ' 1 , . W. V .i if fe' fl? ,JJ BARBARA DE LONG Sscreiary Home Room 3: A Cap- pella Clnoir 2, 4: Baskelball 4. Smile wifh an in+en'r fo do mischief. CURTIS DEMPSTER Vice-Presidenl Bowling Club 3, 4: Foolball 3. I-Iis enemies shall lick fhe dust DANIEL DIGGINS Hold him alone Iruly forlunale who has mode his life in happy well- being. X 1 ZW GEORGE DONALDSON Orchesfra 2, 3: Bend 2: Dance Orchesha 3: Hi-Times Home Room Represenfafive 3: Track 3: Foofball 2, 3, 4: Versify S Club 4: Senafe 3. 4: Presidenf Home Room 3, 4. One hour of sleep before mid- nighf is worlh fhree allen 6' -- MARJORIE DOYLE Hi-Times Home Room Represen- +a+ive 2: Acropolis Home Room Represenfa-Hve 2: Dramefic Club Play 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 2. 4: Senior Play 4: Hi-Times Slaff 4. And ne'er did Grecian chisel frace A Nymph, a Naiad. or a Grace Of finer form or lovelier lace. VIVIAN DRAPER Hi-Times Home Room Represen- Iefive 2: Secrehry Home Room 3, 4: Office Assislanf 4: A Cappella Choir 3: Typisl' Acropolis 4: Secrelary Pholography Club 4, Easy going, lair, vivacious, Possessing a charm fha? is mosl' gracious. f ' f' I J I DOROTHY E. :moms A Cappella Choir 4: Chorus 2. 4: Dramafic Club Play 4. Ye+ I-leav'n, fha? made her honesl. made her more Than ever lrinq did when he made o lord. HOWARD EDDY Knowledge comes, bul wisdom lingers. WILLIAM EMSLIE 'So much one man can do, Thaf does bolh acl and know. GEORGE FARRELL I may be bashful, I may be shy. Bul wail 'fill you Icnow me bye and bye. ALBERT FORBES Foofball 2: Junior Prom Commiflee 3. Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. I 1 Af X WILLIAM FRANK Chorus 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4. Oh, why should care bofher me? CHARLES GARDENIER Foofball 2, 3, 4: Tracl: 2, 3, 4: Varsify S Club 2, 3, 4: Senafe 4: Fireman 3, 4: Fire Chief 4: Deparf- menfal Edifor Hi-Times 3: Vice- Presidenf B. A. A. 3: Secrefary-Treas- ' urer Varsify S Club 4. V, All fhe world loves elloverf' MARTIN GARVIN Vice-Presidenl Sophomore Class 2 Foofball 2, 3. 4: Varsiiy S Club 3: 4: Hi-Y 3. 4. A civil haloil off covers a qood man. PAUL GATTA A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. I am here, buf few Irnow il. JOHN GEERTSEN Orchesfra 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4. To know how fo hide one's abilify is qreal slrillf' ld ., fn .f 1611 f! SHELDON GIFFORD Foofball 3: Secrefary Ski Club 3. Speech is a mirror of fhe soul: As a man spealrs, so is he. EVELYN GILLETTE Treasurer Commercial Club 3: Pres- idenl' Commercial Club 4: Vice-Pres- idenl' Home Room 3: Dramalic Club Play 4: Baslxefball 2, 3, 4: Acropolis Home Room Represenfarive 4: Adver- fising Agenf Acropolis 3: Senafe 4: Office Assisfanl' 3. An afhlele, a falker, a good sporf fhrouqh and lhroughf' LOIS GLINDMYER Plain sense never leads asfray. RUTH GOERBIG ' Chorus 3: Typist Acropolis 4. Love all: trust a few: Do wrong to none. gg. ff. .g . ..7 ry. HAROLD GOODRICH Wearing his wisdom lightly, NELSON GOWER Secretary Home Room 3: Orchestra 2, 3. The deepest rivers tlow with the least sound. CAROLINE GRUPE President Blue Triangle 4: Senate 4: National Honor Society 4: Dramatic Club Play 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3: Office Assistant 3, 4: Vice-President Home Room 2: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Play 4. She that was ever fair and never proud, Had tongue at will, and yet was never loud. DONALD HAIGH resident Junior Class 3: President ome Room 2: National Honor Soci- ty 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Treasurer Hi-Y 2, 4: Vice-President National Honor So- ciety 4: Traclr 2, 4: Dramatic Club Play 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Acropolis Advertising Agent 3: Senate 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3: Assistant Editor Acropolis 4. The future I may face now: l have proved the past. BETSY HALL Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Cheer Leader 3: Department Editor Hi-Times 4: Acropolis Home Room Representative 4: Library Assistant 2: A Cappella Choir 3: Production Staff Senior Play 4. Of no worldly good can the enioy- rnont be perfect, unless it is shared by a friend. W , ,ty XS' ,f f A-'2 X '- 'v'-ax H- 'iv WlfLlAM HAFAMXND f of Production Staff Senior Play 4: National Honor Society 4. 'Argue, argue early and late: lt a line were croolced you'd arque it straight. EARL HAMPEL Treasurer Photography Club 4. Modesty becomes a young man. 5 AGNES HANSEN Secretary Junior Blue Triangle 2: Advertising Agent Acropolis 3: Office Assistant 3: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Dramatic Club Play 3: Cho- rus 2, 3: Advertising Manager Acropolis and Hi-Times 4: Sec- retary Senior Class 4: National Honor Society 4: Costume Chairman Dra- matic Club Play 4: Assistant Director Senior Play 4. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. EDWARD HAUSHALTER A iolly good fellow in more ways than one. ORVILLE HAVENS Library Assistant 2, 3. My own thoughts are my companions. MARGARET M. HEENAN Chorus 2. 3. 4: A Cappella Choir2 Oh, to talk trorn break ot day. 'Til tedious hours are talked away. lc I 0 U I TAUNO HEINEN I do not ask that lite may be a pleasant road. WALTER HEINTZ Traclr 2: Art Editor Acropolis 4 Football 2: Field Captain Simi Club 2, 3: Senior Play 4. He loved Art in a seemly way, With an earnest soul and e capital A. with HARRY HEMINGWAY lt is impossible to please all the world. , if f -f ,,... r- 11,211 E I I- I . C f RUSSELL HETER Vice-President Hi-Y 3: President Hi-Y 4: Historian Dramatic Club 3. 4: Dramatic Club Play 2, 3. He is great who is what he is from nature. and who never reminds us ot others. ROBERT HOBDAY Hi-Y 3.4: Orchestra 2, 3.4: Adver- tising Agent Acropolis 3: National Honor Society 4: Business Manager Hi-Times and Acropolis 4. The true use ot speech is not so much to express our wants as to con- ceal them. iflfffu JOAN HODGES Library Assistant 2, 3: Hi-Times Staff 4. Good breeding shows itselt most where to an ordinary eye it appears the least. CARL HOGAN President Home Room 3: Senate 3: Fireman 3, 4. The man with a cheerful disposi- tion doubles his power. DOROTHY HUNT Chorus 2. 3, 4: ACappella Choir 4. She is rich who is contented. JAMES HUNTER Vice-Presidenl Home Room 3: Dra- mafic Club Play 3: Assislani' Fealure Edilor Hi-Times 3: Fireman 3, 4: Assisfanl' Fire Chief 4: Vice-Presidenf Dramafic Club 4: A Cappella Choir 4. ls noi rrue leisure one wifh frue foil? BLANCHE L. HUSTON Chorus 2, 3, 4: ACappeIIa Choir 3: Office Assisianl' 2, 3, 4: Manager Girls' Baskelball 4. She needs no eulogy: She spealcs for herself. FRED INGLES There is a man of greaf abili+y. CONDIDA lPPOLlTl Library Assisfanl 3, 4. The silenf soul clolh mosf abound in care. COLES JOHNSON Such ioy ambilion finds. T Ji if fi' NORMA JOHNSON A maiden 'ro whom was given So much of earlh. so much of heaven RUTH JOHNSON Dramatic Club Play 3: Office Assislanl' 2, 3, 4: Hi-Times Sfaff 4: Assis+an+ Direclor Dramafic Club Play 4. Il is lhe heiqhf of Ari fo conceal Ari. Q 'WW mittee, f - ,-xg' R , K LUCY JANE KEEFER Thou hasl' no sorrow in lhy song. No winfer in lhy year. MERLE KELLY Chorus 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3: Office Assislani' 3, 4: Hi-Times Sfafi 4: Assisfanl Edilor Acropolis 4: Produciion Sfaff Senior Play 4: Library Assislanf 4. None knew fhee buf 'ro love iheez None named Thee bu? lo praise. DONALD KELSEY Presidenl' Sophomore Class 2: Sen- ate 2: Treasurer Junior Class 3: Treas- urer Senior Class 4: Hi-Times Home Room Represenfalive 3: Hi-Times Sporfs Ediior 4. Wha+'s fo be is bound io be So nofhinq ever worries me. I fx 1 1 I uf X FREDA KING Secrelary Home Room 2, 3, 4: Library Assislanl' 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Fealure Ediior Hi-Times 3: A Cappella Choir 2: Assislanl' Edilor Acropolis 4: Produciion Slafi Senior Play 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 4. The only way lo have a friend is lo be one. HAROLD C. KITTELL Senior Play 4. Oh: why should lile all labor be? FLOYD KLINE Mos? of 'rhe lime he is very quiel. The resr of The lime. who knows? lf' ORABELL KLINE Office Assisfanl' 4: Baskelball 4. The mildesi' manners wilh lhe bravesl mind. JOHN KNABNER Well-limed silence halh more eloquence Than speech. MARGARET KOMP Baslrelball 3. 4: Office Assislanf 4. I love 'ro dance al close of day 'Til ledious hours are danced away. ANTHONY KOWALCZYK On .their own merils, modesf men are silent TELFIELD KRASNOWSKI A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Secrafary Harmonica Club 3: Chorus 3. None buf himself can be his parallel. RAYMOND S. KRUSZONA Some+imes seen, bul' seldom heard. VERONICA KUZMICH Dramalic Club Play 3: Baskeiball 3. 4. To give my very besl fo life shall be my greafesl aim. l K. QU .3 ROBERT LAMB There is sociefy in Ihe deepesf ' ALAN LAMPI Foosball 3, 4: Varsily S Club 3, 4: Presidenf Home Room 2. 3: Vice- Presidenf Home Room 4: EcliIor-in- Chief Hi-Times 3: Sena1'e2, 3: Hi-Y 4: Fireman 4: A Cappella Choir 3. A good ame is belier ihan riches. l ANDREW LANSING I-le's lrue fo God who's frue fo man. Ml I X Wu m :X ' U .1- c, SHIRLEY LATHERS Secrelary Home Room 3. Age cannol' wifher her, nor cuslom sfale Her iniinile variefy. 'FD . ,f RICHARD LEE Tennis 4. He's a cufe and frislry lad. I z Vvfi DAVID LEH MAN Track 2. 3: BasIre+baIl 2.4: Assislanf Manager Fooiball 2. 3: Varsily S Club 4: Manager Fooiball 4: Nafionel Honor Sociefy 4: Edilor-in-Chief Hi- Times 4: Senafe 4: Home Room Rep- resenfalive Hi-Times 4. lf is belfer lo wear oul 'rhan rusl oul. ' Cjgaef ,J RUTH LETTS Cheer Leader 2. 3. 4: Chorus 2. 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Dramafic Club Play 3: Vice-Presidenf Home Room 2. 3: Vice-Presiden? Blue Triangle 3: Secrefary Blue Triangle 4: Nafional Honor Sociely 4: Hi-Times Home Room Represenlafive 4. She is prefly lo wall: wllh, and willy fo fall: wilh, and pleasani foo, To fhirxlr on. ff RUTH LEWIS Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 2, 3. She is lifrle: she is shy, Bur +here's mischief in her eve. . Vllfll VV L ,i' ' esonse uNcK Foorball 2, 3, 4: Varsify S Club 2. 3, 4: Vice-Presideni Senah 4: President Home Room 4. A huslry lad wiih a ready smile. MAX LOWE Hi-Y 3, 4: Vice-Presidenl Science Club 4: Assisfanf Edilor Acropolis 4: Produclion Sialf Senior Play 4. lf's awfully hard fo realize How big fhis boy is for his size. 7 L DOROTHY MAC BAIN Chorus 2: Office Assisfani 3. 4: Junior Prom Commiffee 3. A life spenr worfhily should be measured bya nobler line.-by deeds, nor years. gl VIRGINIA MACKINTOSH A Cappella Choir 2. A hearf lhai loves is always young. DIAMOND MAROTTA Foofball 2. 3, 4: Co-Capiain Foo?- ball 4: Varsify S Club 3, 4: Secre- 'lary-Treasurer Varsiiy S Club 3: President B.A.A. 4: Hi-Y 4: Naiional Honor Sociefy 4. Do good by sfealfh. and blush Io find il' lame. ETHEL MARTINEC Baskefball 3, 4: Secrelar Home Room 2, 3: Secrefary Junior Class 3. While we've youth in our hear+s, we can never grow Old. ARTHU R MARTINSON I am noi merry: buf I do beguile The fhing I am by seeming ofherwisef' QW' yuan. 'w 1 DORCAS MATTHEWS Chorus 2, 3: Library Assisfani' 3. 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Office Assisianf 3. l chaffer, challer as I go. WALTER MAXWELL For a dreamer lives forever And a foiler dies in a day. DOROTHY MILLARD Office Assisfanf 2: A Cappella Choir 2, 4: Chorus 4: Secreiary Home Room 2, 3. Her manners had rhaf repose Which sfamps fhe casre of Vere de Vere. GRACE MILLER A Cappella Choir 3. The shell musf break before fhe bird can fly. X 7- rf. ...Sie I HAROLD MILLER Vice-President Sophomore Class 2: Baske+baIl 2. 3, 4: Varsify S Club 2, 3, 4: Secrefary B.A.A. 3. Play up, play up, play rhe game. MARY MILLER President Blue Triangle 2: Senate 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: AcropoIis Advertis- ing Agent 3: Secretary Dramatic Club 3: Vice-President Senior Class 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Basketball 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Office Assistant 3, 4: Dramatic Club Play 3: Director's Assistant Dramatic Club Play 4: Senior Play 4: Typist Acropo- lis 4: State Commercial Contest 4. It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. CHARLES MITCHELL A Cappella Choir 2. 3: Treasurer Home Room 2. Thy modesty is a candle to thy might. MARIE MOEHLE A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Oflice Assistant 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Library Assistant 2: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. A friendly spirit is a gilt ot Goal. BLANCHE MOLLICONE Secretary Home Room 2, 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Secretary National Honor Society 3: President National Honor Society 4: Library Assistant 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 2: Senate 3, 4: Senior Play 4. Happiness is not perfected until it is shared. ti'-df ROSE MONGILLO Hang sorrow: and therefore let's be merry. LEO MOTT Tho rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleas- uro my business. LYLA MYERS Happy am I: from care l'm tree. Why arenlt they all contented lilco me? WILLIAM NICOLL Traci: 2. 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity S Club 3, 4: Vice-President Science Club 3: President Senior Class 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Senate 4: Senior Play 4. A record spealcs tor itself. HELEN NORTON Chorus 3. We have to give ourselves to lite before we really live. GLADYS PAGELS Orchestra 2: A Cappella Choir 2: Chorus 3: Vice-President Blue Triangle 4. A pleasing girl with pleasing ways. ALAN PEET Vice-Presidenl' Home Room 3: Pres- idenl Home Room 3: Vice-Presidenl' B. A. A. 4: Hi-Times Sfalif 2, 3: Track 2. 3, 4: Caplain Trecl: 4: Baslrel- bell 2, 3: Foolball 2. 3, 4: Varsily S Club 2, 3, 4: Senele 3: A Cappella Choir 4. Jolcing decides greaf fhings, Sfronger and boiler oil Ihan earnesf con. ELIZABETH A. PEUGH Silence sweeier is ihan speech. FRED PROPER A silent lad, loul worih considering. ROBERT RANSOM Orcheslra 2. 3, 4: Chorus 4: Fool'- ball 2. 3: Band 4. For a good poei's made es well as born. VIRGINIA REID Chorus 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. To lrnow her is Io be her friend. ASENATH REYNOLDS A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Chorus 3.4. Some fhink fhe world was made for fun and frolic. and so do I. DONALD REYNOLDS Presidenl' Home Room 3: Senafe 3. Con+en+ lo follow when we lead ihe way. ROBERT RHODES Foofball 2, 3, 4: Varsiry S Club 4. Everyone who does fha besl he can is a hero. GERALD RING' Orcheslra 2, 3, 4: Dance Orc eslra 2, 3, 4: Vice-Presiclenf Home Room 2: Presidenf Home Room 3: Senale 3: Vice-Presidenl Junior Class 3: An- nouncemenl' Commihee 4: Foofball 2: Band 4: Junior Prom Commilloe 3: Assisfanl' Edilor Acropolis 4. A man he seems of cheerful yesierclays and confideni fomorrowsf' .I K4 ., ,, f CHARLOTTE RITCHIE President Home Room 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Secreiary Home Room 3: Assis- lanl Edifor Acropolis 4: Omoo Assislanf 3, 4: Senale 2: Hi-Times Sfafl 4: Publicify Manager Senior Play 4: National Honor Sociely 4. Always happy, full of cheer, Every word and smile sincere. FLORENCE Roc-oziNsKA A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3. 4: Office Assisianf 3, 4. Her voice was ever soil. Genile, and low,-an excel- lenl lhing in woman. WILLIAMINA ROSS l never found lhe companion ihaf was as companionable as soliiudef' Ofll. 4.3.1 ffl., JANET SHARTS Vice-Presidenf Junior Blue Triangle 2: Associaie Ediior Hi-Times 3: Associaie Ediior Acropolis 4: Secre- fary Dramafic Club 4: Publicify Man- ager Dramatic Club 3, 4: Naiional Honor Socieiy 4: Chorus 3: Chairman Announcemenf Commiiiee 4: Produc- tion Siafi Senior Play 4. She does liiile lcindnesses which mosi leave undone or despise. MURIEL SIMKINS Secraiary Home Room 2: Presidenf French Club 4: Senaie 4: Produciion Siaff Senior Play 4. ll is good fo lenglhen fo ihe lasl a sunny mood. EVELYN SINGLETON Baslzefball 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3: Senaie 4: Library Assisfanf 2. Here's io ihe girl wifh eyes oi brown, Whose spirif proud you can- no+ clown. THOMAS SMITH Only silence suifelh me best eeiiiiitiiffilwfgiliz ' Chorus 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Library Assisfanf 4: Senior Play 4. Whe're'er she did was done wiih so much ease, ln her alone 'lwas naiural fo please. MARY SPIARS Secrefary Home Room 2: Vice-Pres- idenl French Club 3: Cheer Leader 3, 4: Chorus 2. 3: Library Assisfanr 2: Dramafic Club Play 4: Edifor-in-chief Acropolis 4: Nalional Honor Soci- ely 4: Home Room Represenlafive Hi-Times and Acropolis 3: Typisl' Hi-Times 4: Senaie 4: Secrefary Senaie 4. Though she is small She has her ways Ol malcing 'friends And winning A's. BETTE SPITZER Treasurer Junior Blue Triangle 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 2. 3, 4: Drama+ic Club Play 4: Produc- lion Slaif Senior Play 4: Office Assis- fanl 2, 3, 4: Library Assisfanf 2. ,I llThe ioy of youlh and heallh I her eyes display'd. A96 ease of hearf her every A ifloolc convey'd. A CLk.NAh5.- HOWARD v. D. shun e Presidenf Home Roomw: anafe 4. As if ihe world and he were hand and glove. LEO STRONG Foofball 2. 3. 4: Assislanl' Manager Baskefball 2: Treclr 2: Fireman 3, 4: Varsily S Club 3, 4: Vice-Presidenl Home Room 4. I have buf one lamp by which my leef ere guided and lhaf is 'rhe lamp of experience. CLARENCE TAFT Treasurer Sophomore Class 2: Traci: 2, 3, 4: Varsily S Club 2, 3. 4: Baslieiball 2, 3, 4: Fireman 3, 4: Co- Caplain Foolball 4: Foolball 2. 3, 4: Secrelary Home Room 4: Vice-Presi- denf Home Room 3: Treasurer Senior Class 4. I .will sil down now, buf fhe lime will como when you will hear me. EILEEN THOMSON A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3. 4: Library Assisfanl 4. A friend lo one. a friend 'ro all. PIERRE VANDER VEER Secrelary Home Room 3: Produc- 'lion Sfaff Dramafic Club Play 4: Pro- ducfion Sial? Senior Play 4. lf mailers nol' how a man dies buf how he lives. ESTELLE VAN BRAM ER Secrelary Home Room 2: Treasurer G.A.A. 3: A Cappella Choir 3: Chorus 2, 3. 4: Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Presidenf G. A. A. 4: Senafe 4. A happy soul fha? all fhe way To heaven hafh a summer's day. ELBERT VAN EPPS Eve-erylhinq comes fo him who wai+S. ELISE VAN VRANKEN Chorus 2: Office Assisfanf 4. No+hinq can bring you peace bu? yourself. ELSIE VINES Chorus 4: Senior Play 4. Her ways are ways of pleasanfness And all her palhs are peace. Ebw-L WILLIAM VISCUSI Presidenl Home Room 4: Senefe 4: Senior Play 4. Deeds are beffer fhings fhan words are: Ac+ions mighlier lhan boasf- in s. WARREN VOIGHT Orcheslra 2, 3: Assislanl Manager Baskelball 2. A liffle nonsense now and 'then Is relished by fhe wisesl men. GEORGE WAGNER Prosidenl Home Room 2, 3: Senale 2. 3: Baslrelball 3, 4: Assislanl Edilor Hi-Times 3. A public man ol lighl and learning. e Ll 6527254 ELBERT WELLER Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Presidenl' Science Club 3. 4: Senale 3. 4: Junior Prom Commifiea 3: Producfion S+alT Senior Play 4. Wlwa'l shall we call il? Folly or good nafure7 LYNN WHITMYRE Treasurer Home Room 2: Foolball 2, 3, 4: Varsiiy S Club 4: President Phofography Club 4: Senior Play 4. A laugh is worfh a lhousand groans in any marker, Wf JANE WILSON Chorus 3, 4. You may sing a song and if is found long allerwards in fhe hearl of a friend, x'! :'fl 5l ,K.:l5:,' 4 Mary Spiars Donald Haigh Charlolle Rifchie Blanche Mollicone Jancf Sharls Robcri Hobclay Helmul Buechner Rulh Lells David Lohman Rulh Goerbig Ralph Colson HONOR STUDENTS MARY MILLER, Valediclorian CAROLINE GRUPE, Salufaforian Theodora Wolcoll Mary Buechner Tauno Heinen Fred Calwell Joan Hodges Vivian Woodruff G-ussie Adaclx George Lincll William Nicoll Harold Goodrich Agnes Hansen Douglas Adams Palricia Almour Muriel Simlrins Alan Lampi Williamina Ross Freda King Elsie Vines Diamond Maroiia Evelyn Singlelon John Geerisen Vivian Draper Lois Glindmyer A TH EODO RA WOLCOTT Chorus 3: Dramafic Club Play 2: Properly Manager Dramalic Club Flay 3: Secrelary Home Room 2: Office Assislanf 3: Treasurer Blue Triangle 4: Nafional Honor Sociely 4: Chairman Junior Prom Commihee 3: Senior Play 4. For manners are noi idle. bul The fruil Ol' loyal nalure and of noble mind. VIVIAN WOODRUFF A Cappella Choir 3: Chorus 2. 3: Secreiary Home Room 4: Baslreiball 3, 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 4: Library Assisfanl 2: Associa+e Edi+or Hi-Times 4: Dramafic Club Play 4. Ladylil:e of nalure, sweet Endowed wilh grace from head lo feel. ll LE ROY ZIEGLER ennis 2, 3, 4: Varsify S Club 4. Self-conquesl is The grealesl of vicloi-ies. EMIL ZIMOLA Speech is LDSTTSF 'fhan silence: Silence is beffer fhan speech. Mosl' Popular Girl .... Mosl' Popular Boy ..... Besl' Looking Girl ..... Bes+ Looking Boy ..... Class Journalisl ..... Class Alhlefe ..... Class Pugilisf ..... Mosl' Versalile .... Cufesl' ....... Class Jesler .... Class Clown ...... Noisiesl' ........... -- Mosl' Sophisficafed Besl Nafured ..... Mos? Dignilied ..... Mosl Willing ..... Girl Wilh a Smile- Class Acfor .... Class Barrisfer .... Boy Wilh fha Blush ..... Class Avia+or .,... Mosl' Obliging .... Class Sheik ..... Class Rubinoff .... Class Babies .... Mos? Refiring .... Our Speed King-- Mosl' Eificienf Girl .... Mos? Efficienl Boy .... Our Oufdoor Girl- CLASS ROSTER -----Rufh Leffs -----Harold Miller ----Vivian Draper --------Alan Lampi ----Charles Gardenier ----Diamond Marolfa -----George Linck ------Mary Miller ----Barbara DeLong ------Gerald Ring --------Lynn Whifmyre ----The Acropolis Slaff -------Vivian Woodruff -----William Hammond ----Caroline Grupe ------Mary Spiars -----Pafricia Almour -----Ralph Colson ----Donald Haigh -----Douglas Adams ----Aubrey Coyle ----Agnes Hansen -------Leo Sfrong ----------------Roberf Hobday Shirley Lafhers and Jane Wilson ------------Olga Brandeburg ------Richard Lee ----Janel' Sharfs ----Gussie Adack ----Lorraine Bryce Mosf Indifferem' .-----..- --.-----............ G eorge Farrell Our Baskefball Managers ---- ----- D avid Lehman and Blanche Husfon LH-He Man ------------- ,-----.------------ C larence Tall Class Toedancer ---- ----- V eronica Kuzmich Mos+ A+hIe+ic Girl ..-- ................... M arie Moehle Mosl' Unhurried ----. -.--- O rville Havens and Fred Proper Shyesf --------- ----- E lberl Van Epps and Thomas Smifh M051 Sincere -,,-- ----------------- E sfelle Van Bramer Mosf Serious ...... Our Daniel Boone .... Mos? Argumenfafive ..... The Man Wi+h fhe Hoe ..... Class Problem ......... Besf Pal ......... Class Heclcler ---- Class Delivery Boy ..... Our Counfry Maids .... Baslzefball En+husias1' .... Roller Skafing Sfar ..... Mosf Naiural ...... Class lnvenior .... Mosf Dramafic ..... Our Dancing Lady ...... Class Genileman ........ Mosf Confagious Laugher .... Class Moocher .......... Wiffiesf .............. Mosf Temperamenfal ..... CLASS ROSTER ----John Geerfsen -----Teuno Heinen - - - - - Dorofhy Hunf - ---Harold KiHell -Harry Hemingway --- ---Freda King -----William Auer ----------------------------Warren Voighf ----Helen Norfon. Elsie Vines and Rose Mongillo --- ...... ........--. G eorge Wagner ----William Frsfik - -- -Eihel Marfinec -- --Howard Eddy - - - - Mariorie Doyle - - - - -Gladys Pagels ----Charles Mifchell --- --Waller Champ - - -- -James Hun+er - - - - - Evelyn Singleion - - - - Evelyn Gilleffe Class Moneyman --- ..-.-------.----.---- Donald Kelsey Our Modisies .-.- --.- L ois Glindmyer and Gerfrude Adack Class Unknown .............. ..-.....-.--.-....---.....------ R ober+ Lamb Our Roller Slcaling Beau+ies ------.- Gerfrude Snyder, Lyla Myers and Eileen Thomson Crossword Puzzle Fan ..------- ------.--.-.------..-.--.------ A ndrew Lansing Class Mafhemaficion- ....................-. Ar+hur Marfinson Our Mysfery Twins -.--- ----. V irginia Mackinfosh and Norma Joohnson Class Singer --.-.-- -..--.-...- - -.--.------- V irginia Reid Class Giggler -... -.--. A senafh' Reynolds Our Columbus -.... -....-..-..-..- W illiam Viscusi Our Silent Members -.-- Ouieitsf Girls ....- Class Enigma .-.- Mosl' Pofulani' --... Tennis Champ ...--. Class Nighf Owl .--.- Class Goodfellow .--- -------Paul Gafla and Peler Ausielf ----Elizabefh Peugh and Joan Hodges - - -Williamina Ross - - - - - Dolores Brookes - - - - - LeRoy Ziegler - - -Walfer Maxwell ----Carl Hogan Class Orafor--- Class Librarians .... Mosl Domesfic ..... Mosl' Sedale ..... Lighfing Experf ..... Class Typisf ...... Class Bowler--- Mosf Sfubloorn -.-.. Our lsaac Wal+on--- Slar Office Assislamls -.-- Happy-Go-Lucky ..-- Mosl' Original ------ Our Busy Bee --.- Mosl' Pe+i're ---- Mosl Aclive -.--. Friendliesl ---- Sweelesl -------.--- Mos? Good Na+ured ---.. Class Ta pda ncer ---- Mosl' Toleranl' ---- Class Hisforian -------- The Boy Wilh a Line ----- Peppiesf --..------. Our Presidenf ---- Mosf lnduslrious ----- Mosl' Clever ------- Boy Wilh a Smile .--- Mos+ Reserved ..-.. Mosf Cheerful ..-- Our Boolcworms ---- Class Arhsf -.-.---.- Mosl Likely Bachelor--- Class Romeo -----. Class Julie'l' ---. Mosl' Carefree ...-. Class Fllrl' .-.-.---- Mosl' Businesslilce ---- Our Original Punmalcer .---. CLASS ROSTER ---- --- --- -Tellield Krasnowski ----Dorcas Maffhews and Condida lppolifi -------------------Elise Van Vranlcen ------Orabell Kline ----Pierre Vander Veer ------Rufh Goerbig ----Curfis Dempsfer -----Donald Reynolds ----------------Edward Haushalfer ----Doroihy lv1acBain and Rufh Johnson ------- Mary Burns - - - -Theodore Wolco++ - - - - Evelyn Alvord --- -Vera Bell Barber ----Thelma Barlow ----Gladys Bauder --------Grace Bell - ---- - -Roberl Rhodes Florence Rogozinska - --- --- Mary Buechner - - - - -Anfhony Kowalczyk ---------Max Lowe -- Charlolfe Rilchie - - - -- -William Nicoll --Blanche Mollicone - - -- -Waller Heinfz -- -- -Harold Goodrich - - - -George Allen ---------------- ------Jean Clofhier ----Raymond Kruszona and Sophie Borogen -----Fred Ingles - - - - -Helmul' Buechner - - - - Elberl Weller ----- -Merle Kelly -------------Margarel Komp They're all doing fheir besf --------------Fred Colwell - - - -Alberf Forhes NAME Howard Eddy Elhel Marlinec Evelyn Alvord George Allen Ralrh Colson He mul Buechner Gerald Ring William Frank Paul Galla Thomas Smilh Donald Reynolds Aubrey Coyle Edward Haushaller Telfield Krasnowski Alan Lampi George Linck Diamond Marolla William Nicoll Vivian Woodruff Mary Buechner Vivian Draper Harold Miller Douglas Adams Max Lowe John Geerlsen Rulh Goerbig Agnes Hansen Tauno Heinen Raymond Kruszona Norma Johnson Harold Killell Andrew Lansing William Auer Elizabelh Peugh James Hunler Gladys Bauder Barbara DeLong Waller Heinlz Marie Moehle Dorcas Mallhews Olga Brandeburg Rose Mongillo Margarel Komlo Waller Maxwe l Mary Spiars Carl Hogan Fred Proper Blanche Huslon Donald Haigh PASTIME Reading 'Popular Science' Being nalural Working in lhe office Playing baskelball Acling Gymnaslics Giving music lessons Gelling by Following Turk Doing lhe gianl swing on a high bar -Looking crossways al lhe world Talking avialion Pulling lhings over on lhe leacher Playing his accordion Following? Lifling weighls Pla ing baseball lo keep lil for foolball Leading olhers Taking lime lesls Gelling ready Dressing up Making baskels Gesluring wilh his hands Exercising his eyebrows Blushing Day dreaming Wriling applicalions lo Cornell Taking malh Dozing in classes Wilh Ginny Riding on buses Cross-word puzzles Asking silly queslions lmilaling a mouse Scribbling poems-'er sumpin' Talking Need we sa 7 Dancing ancllskiing Riding lo school Assisling in lhe libra Transcribing shorlhan'd' noles Talking aboul il Dancing 'lil dawn Ealing al Barnay's Being gracious Selling vegelables Daydreaming Singing Doing lhe righl lhing SHOULD Gel his invenlions palenled Be seen oul around Scolia more Keep lhal boundless energy Be more lalkalive Come down lo earlh Pul more swing inlo his high bar work Keep on wisecracking Take life seriously Show himself in public more oflen Take oul life insurance Always be good-nalured Allach his skis lo an airplane Take school more seriously Keep il up Give lhe olher fellows a break Read somelhin besides Physical CuTlure Tell us how lo be an alh- lele and a scholar Keep up lhe good work Worry less Conlinue lo play baskel- ball Tell us how lo be calm and cool Have gone oul for foolball Slay lhe same Mind his own business Be less perfecl Make herself heard Enroll al Princelon lshe's always lhere anywayl Mix more Gel enlhusiaslic Relain her perfecl dis- posilion Play his harmonica more oflen Puzzle over olher lhings more Forgel some of his wise remarks Tell us aboul Ballslon Spa Never slop dancing Grow lall Sellle down Show his abililies Take up knilling Teach us how lo skale Be less relicenl Grow a lillle Slay on lhe leam Bring his lunch Bu a bicycle Take life easy Gel exciled once in awhile Take up whislling Keep up lhe good work WILL BE Scolia's Thomas Edison Thal clever slylisl from upslale The world's besl cook Who knows? Second Lionel Barrymore lnslruclor al Turner's Gymnasium Fred Allen's undersludy The same as ever Always quiel The man on lhe flying lrapeze Nol even he knows! Pilol for American Airways Corporalion Fish and Game aulhorily Winner on Maior Bowes' Amaleur Hour Anolher Clark Gable Scolia's experienced boxing inslruclor Head foolball coach al Union Leader in lhe field of chemislry Privale secrelary U. S. Ambassador lo Germany Foremosl aulhorily on charm Caplain of Yale's quinlel As well liked as ever Scolia's Waller Winchell Head of local Workmen's Union An able housewife Chuck -ing il all We wonder A cheerleader7??7 Slar-boarder al Draper Presidenl of lhe 4-H Club Dairy Dan A good American Hislory leacher She won'l lell Flal on his back World's champion midgel Anolher Amelia Earharl Fred Aslaire of Germany Red Cross nurse Librarian in Scolia Public Library Someone's efficienl secrelary Slill pelile The same as always A soda-ierker Edilor-in-chief of a newspaper Owner of a lruck farm Anylhing which doesn'l require aclion A singer on lhe radio Allorney-al-law NAME Asenafh Reynolds David Lehman Esfelle Van Bramer Warren Voighf Fred Ingles Charles Gardenier Lyla Myers Waller Champ Lynn Whifmyre Curfis Dempsfer Peler Ausfell Orville Havens Roberf Rhodes George Wagner Charles Mifchell Elberl' Weller Richard Lee Dolores Brookes Jean Cloihier Daniel Diggins William Emslie Nelson Gower Alan Peel Lucy Keefer Kennefh Cramplon Howard Sfauring Roberf Ransom Frank Coons George Donaldson William Clapper Leo Mol? Donald Bauder Charles Conroy Earl Hampel Rulh Lefis Janei Sharfs Gerlrude Snyder Williamina Ross Leo Slrong Clarence Taff Pierre Vander Veer Elise Van Vranken Elsie Vines Veronica Kuzmich Merle Kelly Helen Norlon Belsy Hall Dorofhy Millard Coles Johnson Befle Spifzer Grace Miller Sheldon Gifford John Knabner Russell Heier PASTIME Giggling Anyfhing concerning bas- kefball Wi+h-we know. do you? Chewing lhe rag Drawing carfoons Wriling sporf slanfs Roller skaling Giggling ' Using his iisfs Lis+ening 'ro classical music Keeping quiei Drawing Being a iolly good fellow Playing baskefball Being a genlleman Crooning Riding al' 80 miles an hour Giggling Wearing his medal Shorf-wave radio Wearing a derby Chewing gum Who knows? Being sweel' Sianding up for his ideas Crificizing Fords Wriling poelry Riding ihe milk lruck Music? Playing praclical iokes Driving Coaching baskeiball Bowling Chemis+ry Spreading sunshine Crealive wriling Roller skaling Agreeing wifh ofhers Every sporf Looking over everyone else's head Taking care of siage lighiing Being quiel' Playing a guiiar Toe dancing Giggling wilh 'lhe olher iwo muskefeers Sfill lrying Music Dancing New ideas Playing lhe piano You all know Skiing Fixing engines Ealing and philosophizing SHOULD Tell us how fo skafe wifh grace Brighien up a liHle Be less Foggy Give someone else a chance Make a living lhaf way Keep if up Live in Sco+ia Learn how lo keep a slraighf face , Give his knuckles a resl' Give The school viclrola a holiday Talk more Do his school work Go far in fhis world Be more sociable Nof be such a dude Take up whisfling Buy one of his own Give fhe olher boys a chance Tell us more aboul' him Make a new one Wear ear-muliis Waif un+il afler school Be seen more Move info 'rown Give in once Learn lo dance Wrile blank verse Be more conservalive Be in Benny Goodman's orchesfra Take school more seriously Grow more Learn +he rules of baskei- ball Acquire more vilalify Warch his solufions Sing more and show us how she 'raps Sray as sweef as she is Reveal how she does if Talk more Keep up fhe good work Shrink a lilile Develop his skill in This line Reveal her personalify Lel' us hear her Lel us have more of if Never lose her smile and humor Move fo lown Always be as accommo- daiing as she is now Always keep her grace Bring ihem down +o earfh Keep her good spiriis Reveal her 'ralenl' Keep up lhe good work Help oul lhe High School boys Use his arlislic abilify more WILL BE Always pe+i+e A second Bus+er Keal'on A prin+er's assisfanf A radio announcer Creafor of a comic sfrip Anolher Dan Parker A perfecf wife Hired our lo laugh af comedians' iokes A Bouncer A music crilic We can'+ fell A business man Only fhe fufure can 'fell Firsf one in class fo marry Propriefor of Colonial Ice Cream facfory A second Bing Crosby Dare-devil aviafor Somebody's besf girl Working in a library On WZXAF Sfill wearing a derby A grocer A Pro pole vaulter An able sfenographer A proseculing afforney Whal he so wishes 'ro be Anofher Milfon Sco+ia's A-I dairyman America's King of Dance Music An aclor As shorl as ever A sporr enfhusiasf On nexl' Bowling Congress Tree surgeon +he l'ops New York's leading playwrighf Skafing lo fame Always quief and sedale A well-known professional Always inferesled in sporls Hollywood lighfing experf World's quiefesi noisemaker Anofher Louella Parsons Eleanor Powell's undersfudy Smiling as confagiously as ever She doesn'+ know herself Pianisf in a well-known orchesfra One of 'fhose dis+inc'rive women Never a viclim of laryngifis Presideni of a prominenf women's club Principal of a girls' school A second Dick Durrance A Diesel experi Worfh having known NAME Doroth Droms Mable Buhrmaster Emil Zimola Muriel Simkins Margaret Heenan Ruth Lewis Floyd Kline Quinda Corino Vera Bell Barber Gladys Pagels Evelyn Gillette Gertrude Adack Gussie Adack Patricia Almour Lorraine Bryce Mariorie Doyle Caroline Grupe Shirley Lathers Arthur Martinson Mary Miller William Viscusi Theodora Wolcott Sophie Borogen Joan Hodges Dorothy MacBain Florence Rogozinska Donald Kelsey Albert Forbes Fred Colwell George Farrell William Hammond Robert Hobday Ruth Johnson Freda King Eileen Thomson LeRo Ziegler Jane XNilson Doroth Hunt OrabelllKline Robert Lamb Virginia Mackintosh Elbert Van Epps Thelma Barlow Lois Glindmyer Blanche Mollicone Anthony Kowalczyl: Harold Goodrich Evelyn Singleton Grace Bell Virginia Reid Charlotte Ritchie Mary Bums Harry Hemingway PASTIME Giving oral talks Bein with Anna Mae Reacing books Writing themes Being jolly Being seen but not heard We think it's roller skating Studying? Dressing hair Being happy Running around Drawing Bustling about Being sweet Swimming g You all know Music Being enthusiastic Asking difficult questions Venturing into new fields Gesturing with his pencil Originality Reading We don't know Working in the office Tap-dancing Collecting Senior dues Playing the piano Walking with his chest our Bowling Arguing with Coles Business-managing some- thing Working in the office Being iolly Combing her hair Playing tennis Walking across the bridge Reading She hasn't let us in on it Keeping things quiet Beintg with Norma Min ing his own business Being active Thanking up sewing and nitt'ng prcgi Tryinglto fin room for improvement Searching for the details in American History Smiling Just talking? Everyth' th t' f Playinglifgmowy un Chettering Playing basketball Haunting the halls SHOULD Sing more often Study more Let us know him better Give us one of her marks Calm herself Makeup her mind Buy a book of facts Stop teasing us Give advice on how to be graceful when dancing Remain her charming self Take life easier Keep it up Eat Ralston Tell more about the places she's been Try cheer leading Keep that certain some- thing Always keep her quiet dignity Look for the happy medium Take himself seriously Sta as she is Be less retiring Tell us how Make herself better known Be heard more Take up such work Have et us know sooner Ease up on us Develop his talent Cease worrying Give the girls a break Lose a point for once Quit fiddling around Stay in homeroom Buy a real dog Spend some time on home work Give lessons Let us know about Sera- toga Springs Argue less in history class Be noisy Get some pep Let us hear her views Move into town Move her interests from Washington to Scotia Share her curls Help us with our French Give someone else e chance at the history courses Be seen more Watch those witty remarks Stay as sweet as you are' Let.us. hear more of her smgmg Grow up soon Be with us more Concentrate on . . . . WILL BE Metropolitan opera star Still with Anna Mae As quiet as ever French teacher Still chewing the rag Taking life as it comes Mana er of a bigger and better PaTace Ready for anything Specialist in coiffures Still the best dancer Somebody's sweetheart A costume designer An efficient salesman A round-the-world traveler Champion in l940 Olympics Just as lovely twenty years hence A well-known harpist We don't know what Himself Always as well-liked as she now is An authority on radio Someone worth knowing What's your guess? Always quiet A rivate secretary Still, smiling Secretary of the Treasury Another Paderewski Another Robert Taylor A bachelor Always trying to get the last word Selling subscriptions to the local weekly Food demonstrator in department store Student at London U. The proprietress of Ye Olde Rose Beauty Shoppe U. S. tennis champ Riding a bicycle A child nurse You guess! Always different from his twin Same as ever Spxaker on the Farm Bureau of the ir Member U. S. Skating Team in the 1940 Olympics Home Economics teacher Going places soon News commentator over his own radio station Toothpaste ad's greatest attraction Efficiency expert on bookkeeping machine Florence Nightingale of the airlines A great singer History instructor Author of The Part Women Play in Athletics Owen's right-hand man I I we I I T Z f fu, ....- ,l . . 1 fi f' -1, x gg f K L 'QED 1 C3 2? xp I 2 L5 I ,iyai -f-z I Ill I ag? 1 I A, il! if fl 5- J CONTRIBUTORS I5 To ALMT 4, DMS ef? BALMY DAYS SENIOR PLAY CAST OF CHARACTERS Grandma Gales, L, Polar Gales Plriyllis Gales- Millicenl Gales Jack Caslon Gerald Barlcer Theodore Wallace L Marqery Perry L L L Mr. Qqlellworpe WilsIonL Mrs. Oqlellworpe Wilslon Lerifia Wilslon, ,,,, Miss Jane SowerbyL,LL Michael I-larley LLL,L Enna Johnson ,.,,, , Sybil I-Iernander, L , ,, L ,LLLL CAROLINE G-RUPE LL,L,,WILLlAM NICOLL THEODORA WOLCOTT BLANCHE MOLLICONE ,WILLIAM VISCUSI , FRED COLWELL ,DOUGLAS ADAMS , ,RUTH LETTS , , GUSSIE ADACK ,L ,MARJORIE DOYLE LLLLGERTRUDE SNYDER LLLLMARY BUECHNER ,L,,,LYNN WHITMYRE ELSIE VINES MARY MILLER Two Policeman, LL WALTER HEINTZ and HAROLD KITTELL PRODUCTION STAFF L'.IecIor,LLL ..,- .frf L-..,.f ffff -M----W W -H- DirecIor's Assislanh L. Prompfress ,.,,,,, ,L Girl's UndersIudy.,LLL Boy's UndersIudy,L,,L Slaqe Manager ,,,. Prope-rIies,,L,., ,L Selfinqs LLL,L Wardrobe ,, Make-Up,L,L Pulalicify, L, Senior Adviser MR. BILLS LLLLLAGNES HANSEN LL., LLBETTE SPITZER , LLLLLL ,LL,BETTE SPITZER LLLLWILLIAM HAMMOND L, LLHLLAUBREY COYLE MAX LOWE L,ffiUiEi2'R'ETfQxNDEra VEER DOROTHY MILLARD L,LLL,,LL,FREDA KING CHARLOTTE RITCHIE L Lime, LEISRING 'S TTTYTFST M in E13 's.' Senafe couamev SHELDON Presidenf GEORGE LINCK Vice-Presidenf MARY SPIARS Secrehsry-Treasurer MR. QUENELLE Faculfy Adviser Jumloias S GFFICERS PwddeM ......... ........ Mh-COURTNEY SHELDON Vice-Presidenf ..... ..,..,... J AMES PARKER Secrelary ,...... .......... A LMA PLUHST Treasurer ....,...... ...,,..- ....... R A YMOND LINDSEY Faculry Adviser .........,..................e MISS MCGUIRE The Junior Class held Hs annual Promenade on April 23, I937. The gymnasium was decoraled wifh The class colors of red and while. COMMWEB Bids and Programs ..,. ................ D OROTHEA TILTON Decorafions ....e,,. ...ee.e K ARL LATHROP Music ......A.,,, ..,s, J AMES PARKER Refreshmenfs--- .,.. NORAH LARKINS Colors ..... .... M ARIE LEFEBVRE . 5 Q TV T A F3 fl ,JV D 5 15 X Ly K3 l Q 1 S 1 fd? N X . , Whiz! f QQQ5 , XX YWLST ,, .eses so sssa,V - To PGY unior SOPI-IOMORES OFFICERS President. O. .,,, ,, , .. ....,A ,,,,,w RICHARD BICKERTON Vice-Presidenf ..,,, W ,I ,,.,,h , 7 ,,,,, ,FRANK RIEGERT SecreIary,,,,,s,, ,,,,,.,I-IFLENE MILLER Treasurer ,I,, . I ,, , O- 7 , , UNO JOI-IANSSON FacuI'ry Adviser ,,,, W, ,,,,,,,,, ,.,-,, 7- .A MR. ABERCROMBIE The main evenfs of The year were Iwo Sophomore recepfions. The programs given on Oc+ober I9, I936, and February 25, I937, consisfed of speeches given by severaI Teachers followed by 'rhe reception and dancing. I .J - I xi, I i J 'I X u :gy 'Q N 1: I-I'-1 I GONE WITH THE WIND I - ' S X017 A A , fl I hd I.. .MI ' I lf-, HI-Y OFFICERS Presidenl , -W .g,g.,.. ..,v..-- .RUSSELL HETER Vice-President H H. DOUGLAS ADAMS Secrefary- .,.-. - --.-a-ROBERT HOBDAY Treasurer... --... .... DONALD KLINKOW Recorder-, . .... .. ....., L .,.,. .RAYMOND JCNES Facully Adviser .... . ...,..-. ..... . -.. ----MR. MILLER Firsl RowLMerlin Marlin, Waller Hunf, Raymond Jones, Donald Klinlrow, Russell Heier, Douglas Adams, Roberl Hobday, Mr. Miller. Second Row-Courlney Sheldon, Max Lowe, Elberl Weller, Ralph Colson, William O'Brien, Melvin Barney, Frank Clifle. Third Row-Harry Bora, Marlin Garvin, Diamond Marofla, Warner Conrad, Roberf Aussiclrer, John Pearson, William Nicoll. Fourflw Row-Gordon Snyder, Alan Lampi, Eugene Wrighl, Arlhur Holwday, Roberf Scolf. Fifth Row-John Huqerich, Ray Lindsey. 1.915219 XZ I I .rqwplsgyzg ' Qz,5,5ggwi., i fri 1 reef' i n , ni W f I l d i te .ilnyi I AW' li Lb i uQ ' , jf' WEN' . I.: ll fl' r ,E X 6, 'n R!Mllf1' ,nl x n' 1 nmxxxx fl, . 534. Q I X Ib 1 ily W MI V' .Mm Mi , ' ' . , i, i i .ali ff, 1 401- 1 7445 47 in 'NZ we 'M f CHAMP My ' 'I fvoq KEXLY M 535' mmf 5, +3 SENIOR BLUE TRIANGLE OFFICERS PTSSICJGHI ..,,... - A ---CAROLINE GRUPE Vice-Presidenr .... .,....L G LADYS PAGELS Secrefary ..,..,, ,,,,,v.,,,,,, R UTI-I LETTS ,, .... TI-IEODORA WOLCOTT Treasurer ,....... Facully Adviser ..., ,.,.,,,......, M ISS MCDONALD Firsf Row-Mary Miller, Agnes Hansen, Berie Spilzer, Theodore Wolcofl, Gladys Paqels, Caroline Grupe, Ruih Leifs, Doroihy Droms, Dorofhy Smilh, Elaine Fifzpafriclc, Miss McDonald, Second Row-Florence Rogozinska, Norma Zimola, Doroihea Tilfon, Mildred I-Iilderbrand, Nafalie Cooper, Dorofhy Geerisen, Helen Brown, Kerfiu Sheldon, Vivian Monqillo, Josephine Kowalczylx. Eugenia Slaghf. Third Row-Eleanor Eddy, Vivian Wiese, Berry C-reuliclc, Ruih Johnson, Rufh Brooks, Jean Maiher, Muriel Niles, Mariha Zuend, Cora Chapman. Fourfh Row-Blanche I-lusfon, Rufh Goerbig, Rulh Lamonf, Gladys Lyon, Gwendolyn Lansing, Sylvia Fuller, I-Iuldah Bloodgood, Arlene Miller, Dorolhy I-Iunr. FiI+h Row-Lillian Coville. Rose Bobowslci, Louise I-lull, Janei Sharrs, Marion Bell, Belly Swarf, Vivian Lansing, Yvonne Rocheleau. Sixfh Row-Thelma Barlow. Mildred Brooks, Elise Van Vranlren, Befh Angus, Vivian Draper, Mary Coyle, Shirley Lafhers, Mildred Zoellner. Sevenfh Row--Marqare? Casey. Mary Buechner, Belly Endries, Ellen Lafhers, Belly Pulver, Jean Frey. Irene Pielila, Belly Barron. Eighih Row--Marion Pairison. Parricia Almour, Alma Pluhsf, Williarnina Ross, Doroihy Capron. Grace Bell, Veronica Ausfelf, Shirley Toll. , X ,. X r, -Ia 51 Qu-I-l,,... -5,- c L .l1f.lJl.l.lJ Chg-'Ja ly - ,M I .. Yr, .rw 4 I I Y- lm E-meh Q L...- s QI 232-so O 000 O00 ', 0000, f Q -OV: ' ylli 'Li' ' II- may Dm ,TL ...-11 fy 7 Q . 9 fi ,J gffv Q ' ,'n'oO ' h ' ' I I 2 I I 05, O , , 'f1:':: A I il , IQ mf! rf' J ,wily I iff WWW F V o ' ..f' ' '. 'UW eff-'ww f' H' f.,Jef-ff-f I if 2155 I 1 - A ,, ' ' I- C-'f1fcvf.4f,f , I - 'wif maya, JUNIOR BLUE TRIANGLE I - . if OFFICERS Presidenf ....,, ......,.... .,., S O NJA HUGO Vice-Presidenlmu- .,,,A SIGRID HENLEY Secrelary ,,,.. LMAUDREY CYPHERS Treasurer ,.U...., -, .... ,LAJEAN PULVFR Faculfy Adviser ,,,.A,.... ,.....,,A.,, M ISS PROPER Firsl Row--Norma Jones, Ruih Smilh, Marion Soufhard, Sigrid Henley, Sonia Hugo. Audrey Cyphers. Miss Proper, Marie Franlc. Second Row-Gladys Smilh, Belly Timmerman, Vivian Komp, Angelina Marolfa, Helen Hood, Marion Bumsfead, Laura Zuend, Oarolyn Baldwin, Carmella Marconi. Third ROWA-Barbara Van Vranlcen, Marillyn Finch, Jane Norlhey, Lillian Masfro, Virginia Myers. Mary Tebbano, Marion Jones, June Schubert Fourlh Row-Elaine Hardesfy, Evelyn Coyle, Shirley Polfer, Pauline Kilmer, Marie Sarges, Evelyn Boyd, Janel Olsson. Filfh Row-Virginia Briggs, Judilh Schermerhorn. Helene Miller, Phyllis I 'eaver, Jean Treder. Jane Comsloclc, Virginia Mifchell. 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R ALPH COLSON Vice-Presidenfn- .... JAMES HUNTER Secrefary ..,, .,..,, J ANET SHARTS X Treasurer ..,,.,. -UDOROTHEA TILTON I - - 43 EacuI'ry Advisern- -, ,-...,.,., MISS SCHNEIDER I K Firsf Row-Agnes Hansen, Miss Sdineider, Dorofhea Tiifon, Raiph Coison, JaI1eItSI'1arfs, James Hunfer, Ru'fI'1 Dempsfer, EIaine Eifzpafrick. Second Row-Theodore Wolcoff, Mary MiIIer, Beffe Spifzer, NaIaIie Cooper, Grace Delano, Caroiine Grupo, Dorofhy Droms, Dorofhy Carman, Mariorie Doyle. Third Row-Raymond Jones, Pierre Vander Veer, Rufh Johnson. Jean Quimby, Mary Spiars. Rufh Leifs, Courfney Sheldon, Lewis Card. Four-+I'i Row-Russell He+er, Edwin CIu1'e, WiIIiam Birdsan, Gordon Snyder, Karl Lafhrop, Arfhur Hobday, WaI1er Heinfz. Fifth Row--Charles Conroy. Ray Lindsey. Roberf I-Iusion. 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Q R2 gf ,i W' , Q x N' ml .nv-T mm 2 -if 'H ' qfu' -772 .Q,'.,f,a-gzzzt GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS Presidenf ......... ......... , .--,NORMA ZIMOLA Vice-Presidenl .... ,... M ILDRED ZOELLNER Secrelary ..,.... ........, L OUISE HULL Treasurer .............,. ....... M ARY BUECHNER Faculfy Adviser ,-..,A,,,,,,...,,,,,,,.. MISS RITTER Firsf Row-Virginia Myers, Mary Buechner, Mildred Zoellner. Norma Zimolu, Louise Hull, Miss Riffer. Second Row-Norma Henningsen, Anna Wancewicz. Mildred Hilderbrand, Blanche Pahl, Cora Chapman, Mae Williams. Third Row-Veronica Kuzmich, Efhel Marlinec, Grace Bell, Dorofhy Smifh, Margare? Smith. Fourfh Row-Fred Colwell, Eugenia Slaghf. ,... Muff ,--f LJ 1' l'LL. p f' T' gEATYou lkcix mg L 1' iiii 'ti . 'x ll 1 T0 sfffw .1 if Q ' J L!--I aw he me I f ' il iw - L L K X MK a if e -P 1- i x r ,J H N 'T' . o f K 2 Y ' ' Y 'inn ,X Q i 2- X E B PHT 2gf2:ffi:EJ'-:Qian -5 K 9 sis , Q Ig 3 ,f QM 1 A i v 4 .,.Q r. ' I ' AK v uw A Q 7 23,1 La gs rs 'E f ' 3, QA Q ,A ,, f , .. 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SAWYER Faculfy Adviser NOW 7' IRD , 1 T CaM Cl -'-M' CAN YOU IMAGINE? Eb Weller wifh sfraighf blond hair? Donald Kelsey in conservafive socks? Gussie Adack knocking ou'r Joe Louis? William Viscusi cuffing up? , William Hammond wi+houI a fencing foil in his hand? Richard Lee wifhouf his hearfy laugh? Douglas Adams acfing boisferous? Charloife Rifchie being sophisiicaied? Mary Miller failing? Lynn Whifmyre wearing a Lord Faunfleroy suif? Waller Heinfz iusf learning Io dance? Clarence Tail as a nighl wafchman? Helmuf Buechner wifhoul a high bar 'ro swing on? Blanche Mollicone idle? Arihur Marfinson wifhoui a Malh book? Charles Mifchell being cliscour+eous? George Allen in a public speaking confesf? Grace Bell wifhoul Ihal schoolgirl complexion? Thelma Barlow picking a fighf? Vivian Woodruff unrufliled? Esfelle Van Bramer alone? Evelyn Gillerie being demure? William Nicoll wifhouf a senior class? Gerirude Snyder learning fo skafe? Lyla Myers in ruffles? Asenalh Reynolds faking up reading? Blanche Husfon wifhouf a song? Russell Hefer wifhouf Ihaf drawl? Alan Lampi learning fo swim? HERE IS OUR CONCEPTION OF AN IDEAL SENIOR BOY Pep of .... Hair of ........... Smile of .........-.. Personalify of ......... Sfudious Nafure of- Business Abilify of ..... Dramafic Abilify of .... Sfyle of ............ Humor of .......... Musical Abilify of ...... HE WOULD HAVE: Afhlelic Abilify of .............. .....------------- --------- - - - -Donald Haigh - - - -Charles Gardenier -------Max Lowe ----Harold Miller Roberf Hobda -'.- - - Fred Colwell - - - - - -Ralph Colson George Donaldson - - - - -Gerald Ring - - - -Telfield Krasnowski -Diamond Maroffa NOW OUR IDEA OF AN IDEAL LITTLE LADY TO ACCOMPANY HIM Pep of ---- Hair of -----.- Smile of ---.------ Personalify of ---.----- Sfudious Nafure of ---. Business Abilify of ----- Dramafic Abilify of ---- Sfyle of ......-..... Wif of ---........ -- Musical Abilily of ..... Afhlefic Abilify of --..- SHE WOULD HAVE: - - - -Merle Kelly - - - -Agnes Hansen -------Freda King -------Rufh Leffs -----Patricia Almour -------Janef Shar+s -------Mariorie Doyle ----Theodora Wolco++ ---Evelyn Singlefon - - -Caroline Grupe - - - -Lorraine Bryce , Q :S+ Prize: HKAYADEROSSERASU Winner: Fred Treder nd Prize: FIRST SNOWFALLU 3rd Prize: U. S. S. FARRAGUT' Winner: John Hall Winner: Coles Johnson can 1 W 'sql 1 'Af N Q j, WY W,1,4 1 My ff W4 i XXQxXXx yew EM' ' f7'f4!fn 777 Ml 1 ' L s 1 X Mm' f W if QX k l'1f-3 :fi 3.::-' SXX X X A X Q N N X X Xxx X X x ' ,,f '74 N 4'-gill X 7 - ? X i . -.-L.-3:-X f XX .aww xx xx x N x XXMXXXX XXX Xxx W f f I 'S Q, J K XT ff W i,4f1,.'N X Xi' NX Rx 5 X , oifffmfwxx K kim N ANXX S 5 2 5 I 1 nfl A Q 0 fi 4, - FOOTBALL Co-Capfains DIAMOND MAROTTA CLARENCE TAFT Manager DAVID LEHMAN Coach MR. RHODES Assis+an+ Coaches MR. BILLS MR. SMITH FIrs+ Row-Mr. Bills. 'George Linck, 'Alan Peef, 'CharIes Gardenier. 'Leo Sirong. 'George Donaldson, 'Diamond Maroffa, Mr. Rhodes. 'Clarence Taft 'Alan Lampi, 'Lynn Whifmyre. Sheldon Gifford, 'Marfin Garvin, 'Rober+ Rhodes. Mr. Smifh. Second Row-Ray Jones. 'Sebasfian Cornell, 'Nick Corbo. 'Jack Terrio, 'Frank Van Bramer. 'Gerald Trudell, 'Karl Lafhrop, Philmore Lyman. 'Warner Conrad, 'Roberf Hanckel, 'AIois Win- bauer, Jack Harrison, 'I-Iuberf Pufnam. Ralph De Rubbo. WiIIiam Emslie. Third Row-'David Lehman, CharIes TurnbuII. Newfon Kellam, John Pearson, Leonard Van Heusen 'John Hugerich, 'Richard Biclrerfon, 'Alfred Droms. Harvey Park, Gene Masfro. Franlc Binger. 'Denofes LeHermen. K-1 u M? isa I 'T'g 'Y. I: WEN-I HON - , - EARN ZIIUBSKI HOW AWN ABQ VT - EM? 5H0uz.D GE THCLINO' fm X fi Lsrrerzg, 4 . X 0 H 'ff 99 1 , 1 A I ', Jaw! 56 Q Y I I - V A is H' I 3 , , My A W0vLu 1 I - ' f ea-ty, -i- , ,xr 1, 1 ixalfvx.. ,Ci-Ni 7 I fe ,V A i......... f nin fg' -W ' J Q 1 W1 f If ' W' ' ,Z xxxyxv Q - , 1. , f In 4 Y' -2- ' if xfAQQaTv-Q IIT? TROUB1-E5 ...ff fIWi'5y.i at' ll x 'IMI 2 Muffy-lwnaln Ill .l.0k. Manager ' FRANK BINGER Coach MR. PROSCHEL Firsf Row-Courfney Sheldon, Jack Terrio, Gordon Snyder, Clarence Taff. Ray Lindsey, Harold Qi BASKETBALL Miller, Capfaing David Lehman, Henry Seasfrand. Second Row-Mr. Proschel, Donald Bauder. John Hugerich, Warner Conrad, Harry Bore Frank Van Bramer, Frank Binger. ,, -'F 1.17, 1 V 9 a gus? ' 9 wiv GBR' 'Zlzjdlw fa, Third Row-Charles Turnbull, Edwin Clule, Edwin Blass, Sebasfien Cornell, Nick Corbo. Mau l Ab Q .. 'QR . rfx l i ,QQ QM f M fgg E , , A I fi I5 , hh.: , .M Q? Af 5 f'bV f 'QQ 5 J QU, M . -Q4 , ' N.: J , A 2 V . .nn 4 '3-K 'M STN . M 5 W Q -' .sw , f .m, L, X yawn ff' Q' il? ' . ' lg f - 'Q wiv V i QW W .Q ih 2 4, - ' 5',.Q fN'5 L, gr' 45 WQVEFEMQX Kg 'NK xff 'F 5 k7 W 'N 3 X sl av n :xr ., Q: Q- m fx A ALP if? S S cf' 3 NG U5 .. S 'GS 95315 sg ffx ay, .v .pm 'll 1 ff! '55 gdx 5- 'f :Q Wm v 1 9 M 2 ea 'TW N. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Managers BETTY BARRON BLANCHE HUSTON Coach MISS FERN Cenfer-Efhel Marfinec, Caplain. Firsf Row-Angelina Maroffa, Norah Larlrins, Margarel Casey, Veronica Kuzmich, Shirley Poffer, Pauline Kilmer, Vilya Yonush, Florence De Sacia, Marie Moehle. Mary Buechner, Grace Delano, Alma Pluhsl, Belly Harnischleger. Back Row-Miss Fern, Belly Barron, Blanche l-lusfon. 4 .1 1 ,7 'K earn -S NY 1 , T A ' ' an K f 5 Q lTi1Q, 7 --' s f Q 41? P V, lx: L-f!'7 X ff? BQ M XV f , Vxya fu X :tonnes XX ' Q i I i lf!! umivvvw XX 1,5 'f X S wi rl fi SN B ' .ig -2852 f., 1?-QQ. W4 1: 1 A THE ACROPOLIS for I937 reflecfs an a+mosphere of presfige and individuali+y - an accomplishmenf secured Through fhe fechnique of PHOTO OFFSET and fhe cooperafive abilify of Li+hocraf+smen 1 '-V'N Ofhfnofd ji , L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY AH'leBoro ---- Massachusefis Leading Manufacfurers of CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS DIPLOMAS CUPS, MEDALS, TROPHIES CLUB INSIGNIA .IEWELER TO THE SENIOR AND JUNIOR CLASSES or SCOTIA I-IIGI-I scI-IooL Represenfed By A. M. WOODWORTH P. O. BOX 9 SCHENECTADY. N. Y. Boom-1 E W PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE ACROPOLIS SCHENECTADY, NN. W H. F. TIMMERMAN INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AT A SAVING Phone 6-3l85 203 MOHAWK AVENUE SCOTIA, N.Y. MOORE CHEVROLET CO., Inc. A Complefe Line of fhe CHEVROLET SIX On Display af Our Showroom CALL FOR A DEMONSTRATION Phone 6-23I8 I I5 Mohawk Avenue F. J. CARLSON af SON WALL PAPER, PAINT AND GLASS ART SUPPLIES VARNSIH lI5 Mohawk Avenue 5I5 Sfafe Sfreef IO06 Crane Sfreef 225 MOHAWK AVENUE. SCOTIA Complimenfs of SCOTIA SHOE SHOP AND TlMM'S NEWS and CONFECTIONERY STORE 22l MOHAWK AVENUE HOFFMAN FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions 2l2 BRUCE STREET DIAL 6-8282 HEALY 81 MABEE BROS. FUNERAL HOME William J. 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I49 VLEY RD., COR. FIFTH ST. ADSON J. HAIGHT GENERAL INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE sas Moi-IAWK AvENuE. scom, N. Y. Your Insurance Adviser Since l908 J. MARTINEC MARKET FINE FOODS Meafs - PouI'rry - Groceries - Vegerables - Fruifs PROMPT DELIVERY MOHAWK AVENUE 6-I237 SCOTIA, N. Y. J. H. BUHRMASTER COMPANY, Inc. SUPPLIES POULTRY and BUILDING C L STOCK FEEDS Coal - FIour - Hay and Sfraw - Farm Implemenfs PHONE 6-2 34 I OFFICE and YARD-42I SACANDAGA ROAD SCOTIA. N. Y. PASTEURIZED and CERTIFIED FINE FLAVORED MILK Lansing's Dairy CLARK WITBECK COMPANY 4I6-4I8 SfaIe Sfreei. Schenecfady, N.Y. OUALITY HARDWARE SINCE I87O PHONES 4-4I6I and 4-4162 CHARLES GILGORE 8: SON PIumbing - I-Ieafing - Hardware TINSMITI-IING and ROOFING 59 Mohawk Avenue. Scofia. N. Y. Telephone 6-3429 GENERAL ELECTRIC BENJAMIN MOORE GILBERT 8: BARKER Radio and Refrigerafion Pain? OiI Burners Complimenfs of Jusf Phone Us - 6-4300 SCOTIA SCOTIA SANITARY MARKET STEAM LAUNDRY Wei Wash - FIaI Work Family Finish 34 Cuihberf Sfreef S I NEW GOWNS AND Ti DRESSES 52.99 To 57.99 6 5 PROM D L ,wi - Sf fflf THE LEWIS SHOP 440 STATE STREET kg- vi Temple of Fashion in The Odd Fellows' Temple Honey ls NaTure's Food WE PRODUCE THE FAMOUS Helderberg Mounfain BuclcwheaT and Clover HONEY Pure Vermonf Maple Producfs H. J. GREULICK 8: SON 306 Mohawk Avenue Phone 6-7055 SERVE COLONIAL ICE CREAM Phone 6-3443 LEON'S BARBER SHOP I44 Mohawk Avenue LEON LETTERON Exclusive Agency on Cavalier, Pan-American and Conn BAND INSTRU MENTS Leedv Drums Large Sloclc of Violins, Banios. Guifars. lnsfrumenf Accessories Repair Paris EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE FIDDLE SHOP 744 Sfale Sfreef Schenecfady Everyfl'1ing in Music KEDS and KEDETTES Iii g gp m, f R SPORT VACATION SOFT BALL TENNIS STEWART BROS. 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