St Patricks Academy - Patrician Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)
- Class of 1932
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' ' ' ' ' Ili: 2 1 is not 'l1XX l.X'.' -'1.'1' 1111' Tiff 1121 '1 111 11'111'1i 1.fll' 111111 '1111 rise- 111111 121111 111s 12111 1f111111 1111- 11111111-111-111 111' 1-1 Y111 A111 Sl I1 -111111-s 111s1- 11f?ill'1.U -1I1-1- 1'1 '3Z. THE PATRICIAN 1 film. ST PATRICK 'S 'SCHOOI 0 P-E E ra 'U b -1 Ei 2 a Z K S CONIVI' NT C TR PA QT THE PATRIFIAN BOARD AN THE PATR C oc I I U In Jan rrmu 4mm ul 1 Nllltx mt I n 1 1 Hill l lllil ultl 51 S nm will ll cxnxu J I C , . .' '. 'V . . , - l':ditlll'AilI-1ihilxf I'wl'2lIll'iX lhfllff zu: S00 airy ,XlZlljl'21ll'V Ililiw. 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'S THE PATRICIAN ANN MCMAHON The 1825011 film the temperate vull ndulance f01ES1f,ht strength and skill Wordsworth JOHN MCNERNILY Hls conduct Stlll ught Wlth hls argument wlong Goldsmlth I'1.LIZAbETH MURPHY lhe 1H1ld8St manners and the gentlest healt Homer 11 JAMES LAPI Y npx in I fiom une Im in el Whx 11 nt thex all contented llke me Opela ot La Baxadere LOLISL bUl lxl Modcndtlon IS the sllken stung., lurmmg through the pearl Lham of all VlltUCS I ullu PAUL BEN KOVIC He was cl scholal and a 11pm md 1,0011 one I' XLO9KllYlL, wise. falr Spoken md pelsuacl III Sh xlxupe UL 1J THE PATRICIAN 'I HE PATRICIAN K' ALMA NORTON When you dance I wlsh you A wave o the sea that you mlght ever do IN othlng but that Shakespeare I WILLIAM O SHLA He poseessed a pecullar talent of produc mg effect IH whateve1 he sald or d1d Tacltuq MARGARET PHALEN hot IH lewalds but ln the strength to stuve The blesslng hes Tlowbrxdge 16 HE PATRICIAN CHAI LES COSTELLO A good healt xq bettel th 111 all the heads ln the world Lytton ANNE GOUCHAI X alwx ave please Thomson 5 FPAIN CIS COLOVITA KA Exhaustmg thought And havmg vs sdom mth muh QUICIIOUS xear Bxzon 17 V11 K I S f 3 , l 7 I u A They who are pleased themselves must 5i..?fffQ Y , n . X 1 HE PATRICIAN MAURICE QUINN Theme ns no txue oratol who ls not .1 h no EINGISOII JANE PUPDY Let us enjoy pleaeule Whlle we can pleasure IS never long enough Propertlus JAY PURDY Better late than never. -Heywood. 18 th1111,, 1 1 I AXO1 111-XX N18 1 l wt 11111 llll X111111xx1111th 11101111 LLLP1 IN -X lf mn 11111g,11 xx IPXLLINI 1110411 1 ll 11LI 1 1110 l THE PATRICIAN in 1 5,-1 5 1 1 'Z . f- , A 121111 11111 1.51z1111:1ss fiV'l'S1l1'l'lll1 .'11t s111i11's. 115' 1111 1 1 li' 1111-ss 111'1r11. K' 1 l r' ' l . ' Ani-- ,SW ,Iv 1 'f ' 1 ' 8 A' A L A 4 . 1111 S11-111111111 11111' 111111 V141 1111-1111 1i1-s ' , . A 'r111'1-1'sz11i1111 111 his g'-s. ' --, f 1111 '. - , v - 1. 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'52. r1IlF PATRIFIAN F1112 1E15tnrg nf the Glam nf 'UE Should xou have chanced along Oa11 St111t one SUIIDV 11.11 1n t11e autumn of 1928 1011 wo111d have beheld a con1111nx 111 81111111 dlld dIlYl0US lookmg so1d1e1b ente11ng upon a 10111 Xtfll held 111 b1tt1e 111th heads e1ect a11d hea1 ts beatmg hlgh we ma1che11 w1t11 a p1 1de 1l1t116ll0 unknown We we1e heehmen' Come to conq11e1 all the dldg0IlS ot n1at11en1at1ca1 and c1ass1ca1 mlen, we bet to wo1k Wltll a 1111111051 It 18 only now thrlt we 1601111 H1111 a smlle 0111 undaunted COll1dg'G 111 the tace 111 s11 much 11ange1 Ou1 fnst 1ea1 t1enc11 dutx came 1n t11111g to 111111 X 1111 some, thls wab a11 nksome task dlld we 11.11 mdeed that 11111 st111 NL 11c11 111 wam 101 t11at dleadtul toe Latln was OU1 next opponent T1l1S 1111nf1 1 1111111 11111111 lgt, we V1619 able to meet It by a m11de1 method of lttdC1x blology too came eau, 1360411189 we knew 11111 bugs and manx Il1g1ltS we b1o11e up camp w1th the famous wo1ds ot 0111 Q1pt 1111 st111 11ng1ng 1n ou1 ea15 Xou must 1ea1n th1s tomgh t111n1 A to Z buddenlx, 11ke a th1ef 1n t11e n1ght we w e1e SLll10l1Ild9f1 on '111 b1deS by a moat 1111m1dable enemx Ex21m1nat111ns 11111 come 1111 the llt-3S1lITl6I1 clase Oul next 5631 wab made famous 111 the 111esent 1111111 of 0111 Lcltlll plax Hall to Co11olan11s ' as well as a successtul ba7 dl We also met Q1esa1 a w 1111111 1111111 Wlth accounts of battles fought 111 s11t1 Wh11h we 6YlC16d.X018L1 t11 tl XD l1t1 Alas, 1n ou1 second 1ea1 we came face to f 111 11 1t11 t111 g1eatest ot ou1 foes, that mathematlcal demon Geometu Ex en 11111 f1lh 1n1s w e1e hlled w1th hle sxmbollc weapons 111 the 1111161 yea1 111wex11, we V619 bette1 t1a111ed fO1 battle It fell to OLII lot to publlsh 111e Pat1111 111 VS1llC1l we '111 felt p1oud to do B6SldGS learmng to pallez vous Th1S yeal what a t1me We ha1i w1th CILQTO and C It l11IlC CICCIO caught Catahne And he dldnt know how t11 -XC1Q11llE So CILCIO went and H1015 Just f0I a Joke H15 affan w1th fat 111111 Whlch we haxe t11 studx 1111111 the 11111 111 111116 We finlehed thls yeal bu a Leaxe 01 absence w 1l1C1l we spent at hocln Glen And so Septembel, 19111 was begun 11111 last 16111 111 H1g11 8111001 V1 hat a th1111 to thmk of entellng' ou1 8611101 16111 O11 11111 111178 w1th Aenaes to Hadee we felt none of the P61118 XK1l1L1l we dlltlilll ILGC1 At last, we came to the test ot 11111 s11l111e11x 11a1n111g f1na1 hcgen s exan11nat1ons It IS w1th pllde a11d 105 that 111 1.1111 s 111111 a111l f1l11gQlll 6f101t on 11111 palt we 11011 thle de11s1x1 11att11 11111 t11 lt we s and 11111 fledged loxal xete1ans of St P1t11c11s 111 11 N11111111 11.1111 to take 0111 places as good AINQIICCIII Cltllf-3118 Illllfs I Bulnett 73 1 - , 1 - 4, - .J 1 . 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THE PATRICIANI 0111155 Igrnphvrg PI ICL A 11u11t IIOIIIL III tI1e subu1bs of Blnghamton I1n1e 198.2 Lh II ICIGIS C 1 1ndn1otI1e1 Elwabeth Mu1phy He1 Chanddaughter Luc1 it 1 IIICIIIIO IIQI 1s s1ated bes1de a p1le of old ne11 spapers etc that have been dug up f1o111 th1 1tt1c Amonff these IS a c0p1 of The Patr1c1an I9 SI1e 1111I s It up to OI UIL6 thlough lts pages as Lucy enters J I LN tl 111111111 to11 11d C 1 1nn1 and dlopplng down on he1 knees be 1d IIPII O11 I 1 IIIIIVI Im so AHXIOUS to see some of those old books 111d to I1 111 1ou tell 111e about IIILIII WN l1at IS that one you ale leadlng' L11 111111 'Ih1s defu IS an old cop1 of T1e Pa 11c1an It IS ou1 Year Look H11 cI11ld dated 1932 I11111 Oh fl 1nn1 ho11 11onde1fulI Do tell me all about It Begin II1 I1t he11 1n th1 IIOIIt Do 1ou thmk you lemember all of them? C 1 ll HX l11d11d I do dlld v1I1 lt IS more I have kept 1n touch v11th IIILIII t111111gI1 S I'1t11ck s AI11mn1 and I know hov1 they have fared ln tII6Il hte 11 o1I IIILX fS1ttI111 do11n cIose1 to G1anny and tu1n1ng ove1 leaves of boc k I Oh l1oI C 1 1n11y look at IIIIS per son C11 111111 OI1 X8 that chubb1 bo1 s name IS W1ll1am Donnelly At school 111 calI1d I11111 Budd1 He IS a gleat s1nge1 and has changed h1s name to P1 1g1os1 111 De La GIOHS or somethlnv l1ke that Luc1 VI I111 1s th It CLIIIW l1e 1ded bo1 GIZIHIIVQ Isn t he cu e C 1 ll IX II1 Xl IS 1111 11s 1 ve1y 1tt1act1ve boy Hls name IS Joseph H111 111 II1e I1st IIIIIL I I1e11d of I11m l1e had lnvented a formula f01 some SOIt oi I III IOIIIC to 111 1ke cu1I1 Ilall l1e Hat LIICX And tI1 1t 101 LIISII l1ttle C163.tUl6? C1 1 She IS A1111e GOLIOIIQIIX nov1 Mrs Cha1les Costello Challes 11 1 1Is11 one ot 1111 cI1ssmates He IS a gleat band leadel Some people I IICX VI ell tI1 lt LQIIIIIIIX IS gl eat And who IS that young lady? 1 1 11111v AI1111 N01 ton SI11 nov1 co11ducts a Ia1ge dancmg scnool 111 N111 Yo1I LIIV You not1ce th It dalk complexloned boy next to he1 well I11 1s F1 1nk QOIIXIII tI1e OIGII ch11op1ac11c docto1 by the 11a1 I must I1111 I11n1 0116 IIIQ 1 t1eatme11t IO1 n11 1heumat1sm tl11s week I IICX OI1 C 1 111n1 lool IIQIL doesnt tl11s bo1 look I1ke a 1eal Sophlstl cate I XI I11t IS Ins name? 1 1 111n1 X ou IIISIL 11 a1t As long as you I9 1nte1ested 1n m1 classmates I I1 111 s11n1etI1111gs I 11 1nt o snow 1ou that Ive been savlng fO1 a long IQII t1111e IN1111 11111 ILISI 11a1t IC o1s off stage Afte1 lapse of t1me 1etu1ns IIOICIIIII, up I11 1 I11 ol J N011 Jan1es Lumett IS the autI1o1 of tl11s book Iuc1 I1aII1 Let n1e see 1t Isnt It tI1e bulklest 1h1ng tG1anny I1 111ds book to Luc1 1nd Luc1 slo11l1 1eads the t1 lej Latest Methods In bpol 111 hnghsl I 1111 OOIHO to 1ead th1s book the fi1st chance I get Do 1ou 1en1embe1 1n1 ot tl1e 1est of your classmates G1andma'7 C 1 II IX Oh 111deed I do III neve1 folvet an1 of tl1em I l1ave some OIIGI IIIIIILS I I1111 bee11 s111ng fo1 16313 You mlght call them antlques 111111 It 111s to t1I I1 llusts 1t off T1kes IIOFII It a load of DdD91S v1h1ch 1 1 I1111Is011l p1p11s P1101 11msJ H6191 s' LN 1 1 I 1 1 ll 1 X ou 1ust SI Il I1t do11n 1nd do11 t g1t exclted I have othe1 LIIIII t 11 1 u X011 IIGIL It flves an account of tl1e Ne11 South J11111111 II1 I '74 1 I X I II .I I . 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H, THE PATRICIAN Liliana Mrnphrrg Lucy The new South Junror Hrgh'7 Why Granny thats an old school Granny Oh to be sure but rt was new rn my trme Why rt rust opened rn 1902 Now see that prcture? That woman was one of my class mates And rsn t that a good prcture of her Why she looks just as she drd when she graduated fLucy lookrng over Granny s shoulder reads from Papel J Lucy Mary Byrne Prrncrpal of the South Junror Hr h School She s so small how can she eyer manage all those ch1ldren'7 Granny Oh she rs small but neverthelss very clever The slrght grrl wrth the blonde harr next to Mary rs Eleanor Hay nes She rs a dra matrcs teacher at the same school Lucy fPorntrng to page rn the Year Book J Vyell rsn t thrs he most novel advertrsement'7 Granny Where Whrch one do you mean ' Lucy Tlrrs one Dont you thrnk rt rs Granny? Granny Oh yes' That rs one of brll O Sheas ads He was always qurte orrgrnal even when he was rn school He rs manager of a beautrful toy shop It rs one of the largest rn New York Crty Lucy fTurns oy er fr few more pages J Hasn t thrs boy a strong raw Granny You mean Jack Rrley Well he ought to have It certarnly had enough exercrse He just followed hrs natural bent and set up a gum factory But he has retrred now and rs chewrng up hrs rnconre Jay Purdy Oh yes and that boy Jay Purdv was always a brrvht lad He yyas a wrzard at figures A greater mathematrcran never hved Why even a the present trme he rs yy orkrng on a new theorm rn geometry Lucy Hasn t thrs ffrrl an rntellrgent expressron' drctor ran of our class She rs secretary to the famous law partners James Barry and Paul Benkovrc who by the wav were also rn my class You have probably heard abou the football coach at Notre Dame That rs hrs prcture on the other page Lucy Oh' Is that Mrchael Lesko? Granny Yes Both he and hrs brother John were very athletrc at school John rs manager of the New York Yankees Lucy QTurn1ng pages of bookj I have seen thrs grrl s prcture before Granny She rs Margaret Phalen Her prcture was rn the paper not long ago She rs the neyyly appornted Superrntendent of Nurses at Loudres Hosprtal Lucy Haye you any more remrnrscenses Granny? Granny I have two souvenrrs whrch I should hke to show you lGoes off stage rnd returns wrth two brg packages Opens up one package Moth ball rolls oyer floor Lucy runs over and helps Granny brrng rn the treasures J Lucy Grandma let me help you wrth those thrngs Granny Thank you dear Take thrs and hang rt up on that narl so you can get a good vrew of rt fTakes prctures and turns them oyer J Lucy That boy has a good face now hasnt he? Granny Jack McNerney w rs a good boy He rnherrted hrs fathers Men s Appfrrel Shop and w rs very successful Cpausej for fr few weeks but went rnto bankruptcy He now conducts a Beauty Parlor and has become very yy ealthy The ladres were so pleased wrth hrs shop that they had hrs prcture parrrted to wear on therr hand bags I d I.ucy Well that certarnly rs nrce Vyho may I ask rs that young 3 Y 20 vu ' . v I v i , .. ' ' , Y I tv: Y , . . . D Uv . .. A . n, . ' - ' ' . , I . J w ' . 7 . . . . . , w 5 , , , , ' . . , 1 . Q ,U v . , n , v' . . . . ' , . , . L . I C, . , yr . y. 7 Q . ' 1 ' Y. ' . l , Y . . . 1 I y . . V , . - v. Y ' ' J' 7 7 . Q . . . , N . - Q . . ' , . .Z ' 1 ' C ' ' . ' A' L ' f '. - I . . 1 . I V . I 1 I - 1 K 15 . . , . O . U, i v w 1 v I v v 71 1. 7 . y t , L I' . Q D . 5 . I . , . . ' . . . , I w ' , K, s , . Q , u ls Granny: Helen O Brren s expressron rsn t decervrng, for' she was vale- . . , . Y , y v , M . ,, 0 . - . Y . 4 . - . . 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C , , y 1 'v: Y ' l .Y ' ' - 'V 9 Y r ' I THF PATRICIAN Mann lirnphrrg Glannx That lb P lulme Ixeough She IS a U1 eat actless and lf myone l1as made a success of hfe she h1s Aftel she had become famous she d1d 11ot 101 get he1 old classmates She has just sent us these plctules Lucx Alen they beautlful plctules' I xvondel vxho pa1nted them? tGoes up and 1HSDQCtS name IH cornel Says aloudj Ann McMahon A xxomanl Imaglne a woman pa1n lnff such dehffhtful p1ctu1es Glanny Ann xx as alxx ax s an artlst Vl hx even 1n school she d19VS DIC tu1 es of Popexe and Ohxe O11 Do xou xx ant to see Ann s p1ctu1e fWalks GVGI and frets Yea1 I ook then holds up a1t1st s p1ctu1e J He1e she IS Lucy My vxhat beaut1fulha11l Granny Bernadette Hahn vxhose po1t1a1t you see below Ann s was a vely good f11end of hels She lb famous fo1 the formula she lnvented ff-1 makmg blonde ha11 hghtel Th1s boy xx 1th the bus1ness l1ke appealance IS Joe Tallet He 1S manage1 of sevelal A 81 P St016S CGoes back to papels J He1e IS Elwabeth Lavxlor s advel tlsement 1n th1s papel She ls he p1op11etor of one of the Cltx s molst cho1ce fashlon shops Thls Gentleman on the 11ght IS Adolph Czup1yna He xx as also a classmate of mlne He IS a gleat comedlan You have plobablx seen h1m on the stage 01 sc1een fTu1ns to The Pat11c1an J Novx tl'l1S IS Loulse Bulke Her fresh A1r School T01 Cl'llldl6I'l IS sltuated tt Choconut It IS consldeled a splend1d 1nst1tut1on Lucy fPO1Ht1I1f., 6XC1tGdlx to p1ctu1c J Is th1s the man Whose plcture vxas 1n todax s pape1 'V Glanny Yes he IS Maullce Qu1nn nexx Speaker of the House of Rep mine and ove1 he1e IS Eleano1 Walsh a famous beautx Eleano1 has taken many DFIZQS IH beautv contests fo1 several years Lucy Who IS th1s healthy lookmg gnl Granny '7 Glannx Sl1e IS 1 dea1 f11end of m1ne Florence I uckman the xxo1ld s famous p1an1st Lucy Oh G1andm1 I hea1 the sound of Jack MCNBIHGX the Tlllld s motor I have a date fol an dll plane r1de wlth h1m th1s afternoon I must vo now tha I may not keep h1m VN3.ll.1II0 You know he has a beastlv tempel Grannx Just hlxe h1S G1andpa I have 1n m1nd a fevx OCCRSIOHS back IH 32 vxhen Jack the F11st got a blt upset Lucx fJumps up and 1uns toxxa1d doo1 xxaxlnff back? Good bxe 1 1 1nny I had a vxo11de1ful aftel noon OBSERX ATION Obselvatlon IS mo1e than see1ng It IS knovxlnff xxhat you see and complehendlnof 1tS S10'l1lfIC3DC9 The plocess 1S fa1 more mental than ph otogl aph1c The ab1l1tx to DQICQIXQ exe1yth111g tha IS golng on 19g 1ldlQSS of xx hethe1 O1 not It conce1ns l11m duectlx IS a notable quahtx of the man xxho cllmbs lapldly I haxe not the shghtest doubt that th1s hab1 IS the d1st1ngu1sh1n0 d1fTe1ence betxxten those xx ho leap to tl1e top a11d those xx ho la behmd In he one 1IISt1l1LE these men ale cont1nu1lly educatmg them selves tll1Ol10l1 close obse1x IUOII of xx hat IS 001110 011 1bout them xx heleas the VISIOH of the othe1 cl us dots not extend bex ond the pa1t1cula1 mattel IH hand at he t1me 26 v v- 'w 1 ' ' , '. - - ' 4 A . c . 5 1 c 1 1 . - 1 1 1 n w l In Cs' s 1 n I sq . mn Q: ' 't ' ' ' . ' ' ' . . w ' u l 1 I 7 . I . A. . . I . 1. 6 C, . . . , . , , . , - 1 v ' v : v v .1 7 . 1 U 1 , L . ' ' ' . . '. ,' C, ' Q . I . . . 1, y v f ' ' - . , . i J n 4 1 v 1 ul . Y 4 ' 7 'Y 1 1- 1 .1 1 1 u w . ,Q . Q ' u u . . ' ' V 7 v . ' ' ' 1 'W 4- . 4 . U U ' O L .' ' . . , ' ' 4 ' 1 v ' l 1 - 1 U . 1' ' 77 v ' ' ' -v 4 - ' - ' ' . ' . 'x ' - . ' x' - . ' n s I 1 A . I . . r v . 'J' . B . 1 1 ' 1' -- ' 7 9 . I- ' Y ' ' v lesentatlves. Jane Purd3, h1s soc1al secretary, was also a classmate of l I u . u v u 7 . 7 1 ' . . v N t . . . - t . .U y . , . Q Q. ' , . 1 1' ' J , , 7, . . s L , J , K . -. . - - . Y . v . 7- ' 1 , Cy t n . 4' . Y ' v ' ' . , 3 V rv' y C . . , Y .1 .1 v , . ,. . v . . , ,' - 7 K ' 7 lb ' .f 7 1 'z , - 1 ' ' . V 7 1 I .v 1 4 I n l I v v. v 7 I Y b D I b ' ' ' ' v . ' v - ' .4 ' ' - , - D 7 1, , c K 7 - - ' - V ' ' 1 v 'w . 1 ' y 1 u s. , -1 .t . , . D . , . , A , , , M G . ' 4 ' . . 1 . ' , ' g Q L C l I C I ' w 1 - v u 1. I h v 1 I v n s, 6 . c K D C c , ' ' ' 'z.:.r J 1 J ' ' ' ' . L . lf 1 FHF PATRILIAN Gllzum Null We tl1e senlol class of 1902 of St Patllck s Hlull School of tl1e C1tX ot Blnvhamton Bloome County State ot New Xolk do ll6l6bX mal e 'md declale thls to be oul last wlll and testament levoklng all tolmel wllls bx us made Otll humble apologles ue offeled ln ldvance All n11sundelst 1nd IH s and AHIIHOSI les 1esultlng tlom Olll Off91lHg'S ale to be settled among ou1 116115 and tl1e CllO1C9 of wezpons sh ill be declded bx the paltlclplnts ot sfud stllfe head then the wlll of tl1e class of 1932 To the fxculty we bequeathe o ll slncele glatltude ls well IS 1ll ml Il 1111 knowledge and btdltllllg' lntolmatlon legaldlng school m1n1 ement Vkllldl we have accumulated du1ln1 the past foul xeals Oul 5611101 dlgnl y ou1 ch llm pelsonalltx talent Wlt and athletlc ablllty we donate to the lunlols Max they ln tuln hand tnese glfts down to the next Junlol class We bequeathe to the comlng sophs tl1e exhaustlnw duty ot tlylll to keep the ll tle fleshmen IH tl1el1 place 'ts well as the 111 ht to entel tl1e senlol loon1 once every dax The DI 1V ite legacles to be dlSDOS0d of fue as follows Joseph Hogan oul cl lss p16Sld6Ht leave 111s 01 11.011011 lblllty hls cleslle ot calllng meetlngs at tl1e beglnnlno of ex elx class pellod Oul bxsketblll mana1fel Joseph Tallett leaxes hls 1bllltX to et blg games T01 example wlth Fleadwell To Paul Mlddleton Charles Costello le Ives l1ls pugn lLl0llb tendeneles He may need them Ql1l1S Bylne A book e11tltled How lo Keep 'lhln lb left by Wllll 1m Donnellx to Eddy O Bllen Jack hlleys capacltx tel 1ettln1 to cl lss Just befole lt IS ovel goes to James H9dg61 that he too mx become a llv1n1f example of one w l1o slmplv wlll 11ot be lushed To Rlchald Glace we 0'lV6 lntact John JNICNQIHQY s love of sllence hls knack fol locatlng any l1em1sphele on am m lp as w ell as 111s leputztlon T01 belnv he best dressed man IH town A volume of 61 udlte composltlons a llst of plauslble excuses fol tal dl ness and a gleat suavlts of mannel lb glven bx Wllllam OQhe'1 to be equally dlstllbuted to the new senlols James Bally w llls hls Latln vocabulalx and a lon1 10136 w ll1Cll mlvht be used fO1 sklpplng Cclassesj to Joseph Vlskoell Nlfzullce Qulnn leaves hls llght to open md close tl1e wlndows to I ose Nlux Scott A ll tle 1 16110 set to keep one ID ft f9StlV9 mood IS beque nthed to W alter Nugent by Flank Colavlto Adolph CZUDIIDI leaves to James Hlckex a pall of lollel skates to enable J1n1my to 1 et flltllle ads T01 The Patllclan Hls n11lllon dollal sn11le John Lesko bequeathes to haxmond Golden Jay Puldy leax es hlS VICVSS on The Deplesslon to VK llllam NIcCo1 mack not that we feel Wlllle needs these IH hls buslness The lltel 111 abllltx ot Man bxlne 15 helebx passed on to NIn,1,11e DXXX91 We thought that Flolence Buckman was tl1e only one w l1o could cox 61 one lltllldlefl 1 nlds III ten seconds flat Qlle lellnqulshes thls honol to L 1 nce Nlcfaabe An unusual collectlon ot Ilue Pomances 15 COIltIllJllt6.Cl by LOUISE Lulke to Nlalp, Bulnett 97 7 1 ' 1, ' . . 11 0 . .' J ' ' 1 Y L 7 ' C 3 1 ' 1 f ' ' 1 7 1 . 1 1 es I s . J A 1 . x C . ' 1 , 1 , 1 1' . 1' ' . 1 1' 1 1 1 L 1 , 1 A 1 I 1 1 ' K1 2 1 1 ' 2 . 'L1 11 Z - I 1 ' 1'4' 1 1 I '. 1 1' 1 1 1 g 1 ' 1 1 1 1 11 1 I 11 I I v 2 2 I iv I 4 1 I I 2 -1 ' ' 1 1' 1 , 1' 11 . c 1 . , , ' . 2 ' 1' 1 ' 21 1 ECE z zz- I A- Y ' J 4 1 4 1 I 1 1 n K1 2 ag' ' I 1 ' 4 1 :I r 4 I 1 v :kv C 1. ' . 1 ' . ' 'A . . .1 ' 1 1 ' . . 1' L 1 2 9 1 1 1 , ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' .1 1 ' . 1 l 14, 1 1 , . 1 l . , -Y. O4 A C 81 1 '4 1 1 ' ' . 1 - .' . . L, , 11 I , ll A z ' ' 1 ' '17 '11 . , . 211 . g , 5 .2 . 1 2 J, L1 1'1 ' ' ' 1 I - 1 7 vv 1 1 11' C7 1 ' . 211 1 . .U ., 1 . y . 1 1 2 .1 gy. 7 I 1 rl 7I ' 1 I C , , o 4 I 1 1 1 1 4 1 I 4 .I 1 ,I 1 , c 1 c 1. Y o 7 I vI fv I 1 1 L I 1 :I I 1 1 Paul Benkovlc wllls hls pelfect attendance and hls g'1ldll0I'1 speed to 1 :I 1 V . ,, V11 1 . ,, .N . v . .4 v ef 1 1 7 ,' V 5' 71 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' '1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1- g, g 1 1 1 1 1 v V 4 1 v I I v v 1 t D 1 c I- ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 7 1' '1 I 7 O L x A , 1 V v . I v I1 1 1 1 , I ', , ' , z -1 1 2 ' 1 ' -1 1 1 1 I f C, . ! 1 1 1 I v 1 '1 ' 1 ', 7 e 1 '- C 1 v I -I v I 1 1 4 ll 'I I1 I 1 v 4 71 1 v I I I 1, br 5 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 :I 11 .I I 1 I 1 :I 1' - 1, I 1 A c ' ' 1 2 1 1, 1 1 v I' 1 2 L A 1 't 'z 1 ' 1 1' ' ' iz -I 2 1' I In ' 1 I L 1 'I 2 I L1 I v'Kv 4 I Q 1 1 1 vc ' I. ' - . 1 ' 1 1' ', .1 . '. ' ' - . 1 ' 1 , 1 1 , . 1. , ' ' 11 ' . 1' 7' '. , . , 1 I 1 1 , C 1 Y v 1 I ' -1 1 v ' ' 1 ' 1 3 Y 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 . 1 ' 1' 1 1 1 2 ff 1 1 v 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I 1 I 1 1 T 4 me 1 A 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 z 1 Y 1 1 ' ' H - . 1 '1 -' 1 '1 .1 L 1 1 1 . - THE PATRICIAN Qllann will Bernadet e Hahn vsllls he1 b6VSltCh1I1g pe1sonal1ty to Josephlne Muccl To Elleen Woods Eleano1 Hax nes w1lls he1 extleme reserve and 1mpe urbable d1gn1t5 That envy of some two sco1e students the back seat IS left by El1za beth Murphy to any demu1e l1ttle b1t who may be t1ustvs o1thx enough o occupy lt One hundred packa es of Wngleys Best Double M1Ht IS left to Joe Hlckey by Ann Gou hary no pe1m1ss1on being made for fines A volume entltled A Peckless V1ew on Llfe 1n Genel al 1S to be pub llshed thls summe1 by Paul1ne Keogh ThlS w1ll be left to posterlty 1n general L1ll1an Kumpon has taken to vs11t1ng also but We recommend any one putt1ng 1n practlce he1 D11lls ln Vocal EXQFCISQS to take to the woods A case of halr dye IS hereby left to Harold Shea by Ellzabeth Lawlor He may be at Wlll a perox1de 01 a T1t1an blonde That school g1rl complexlon the cha1m1ng possesslon of Ann McMahon IS bequeathed to Allce Saxe Accompanymg lt IS the 1nJunct1on to be spa11ng of It from Monday unt1l F11day Alma Norton leaves to Malguellte Bowden he1 und1sputed clalm to be1ng perfect 1n all o1al 1ec1tat1ons Margaret Phalen wllls he1 fem1n1ne chalms and attractlveness to Lllzabeth D1llon task well done ale glven to Malgalet Burnett by Helen O Brlen Jane Purdy leaves a pelfectly good bundle of excuses for be1ng taldy to be d1str1buted hroughout the year to anyone appearmg IH school after 8 30 Iuleanor Walsh w1lls to Dorothy G11ff1n the most 21St0H1Sh1Hg astoundlng and amaz1n solutlons 1n geometly not that she Wlll eve1 need them havlng plenty of mathematlcal ablllty helself James Burnett leaves h1s pe1manent wave to John H11b Th1s Wlll save much tlme and ene1 y for sald gentleman 1n futule W1tnesses Abraham Hoove1 Grant Theodo1e Lincoln Johnson George Wash1ngton Lee Slgned IH Byrdland The SSHIOI Class 32 By MlChael Lesko CLASS SONNET W1th calm ploud m1en on old Oak Stleet There stands the school we SQHIOIS hold so dear She may well be p1oud fO1 eve1y yeal Forth flom her portals chlldren go to meet The1r work 1n mart and hall They have learned to g1eet The1r hardsh1ps W1th a sm1le EV91 1n cheer Th1S mother of lea1n1ng ne 61 w1ll feal That he1 pup1ls Wlll mee W 1th defeat So novs the class of th11t5 tvso 1tS pa1t Wlll gladly do to 1nc1 ease St Patllck s fame And make ou1 Alma Mate1 p1oude1 st1ll Each membel 1n hlS haxd alld well ealned .nt W11l use hlS knovs led e to obtaln h1S a1m And to complete hlS vs 01k xx 1th 1eady vs1l1 Mau Byrne 3 28 L ,' . .' ' . . ' ' ' L ' 1 t . . 7. ' 1 1 - A 7 A - ! 9 V 1 ' ' V v . y 1 v 4 v U L . -. ,T . , .' 1 - ' ' . C, 1 1 . . U , , G 7 ' . ,, . l . . , ,, . x - 1 . 1 Y I. 1 9 . . . J, I. . . ,, . . 4 . . . y 1 . . 1, . . 0 Pleasant hours and dreams that come from the consciousness of a 1 ' J 1 . 7 ' . . i . . L . . .1 v to 1 1 n 1 1 v 1 , 0- Y 1 7 ' 1 . C, 1 1 1 y , . . 'O' l . . - . . o . . , , ! 1 U I I . , . . . . . I . , .1 . I ' . . L v. L ' V, v 1 ' - 1, Y- J 1 1' -7 1 1 7 ' . . y 0, . . . 1 3 1 1 1.1 - , 7 2. THE PATRICIAN Jlnhunn mnlfgang Hun Cgnethr One hundred years ago Johann Wolfgang von Goethe called for more lrght and dred The centenary of thrs greatest of German poets rs berng observed Ill over the crvrlrzed world A peculrar flavor rs grven to these observances br the fact that Goethe one of he great lrterary hgures of all trme has an rmportant place rn the modern world In fields other than lrterature he rs harled as a con emporary As a statesman he foresaw present polrtrcal developments As an economist he was rn ad xance of the rndustrral revolutron As a screntrst he foreshadowed Darwrn rn orgrnrc evolutron Thus a century after hr death a new note enters rnto apprarsal of Goe he fr tw entreth century mrnd that was developed rn the eighteenth Goethe was born on the 28th of August 1749 as the clock sounded the hour of noon rn the busy town of Frankfurt on the Marne The busy town was qurte heedless of what was then passing rn a corner of that low heavy beamed room where an rnfan black and almost lrfeless was watched wrth agonrzrng anxrety an anxrety drssolvrnff rnto tears of Joy as the aged grandmother exclarmed to the pale mother He lrvesl We must seek rn Goethe s own pages for a prcture of hrs brrthplace He has parnted the crty of Frankfurt as one who loved rt No cr y rn Germany was better fitted for the birthplace of thrs cosmopolrtan poet It was rrch rn speakrng memorrals of the past remnants of old German lrfe lrngerrng echoes of the vorces whrch sounded through he Mrddles Ages such as a town wrthrn a town a fortress wrthrn a fortress the walled clorsters the varrous sxmbolrcal ceremonres strll preserved from feudal trmes and the Jew s quarter so prctur esque filthy and strrkrngly srgnrficant trve of the present The travelers brought there by the Rhrne and the northern roads made rt a representatrve of Europe and an Emporium of Commerce It was a centre for Ir dustrralrsm whrch began and must com plete the destructron of Feudalrsm Thrs two fold character Frankfurt retarns to the present day the storks perched upon the ancrent gables look down upon the varred bustle of the Farrs held by modern Commerce rn the ancrent streets The feelrng for antrqurtx md especrallx for old German lrfe whrch hrs na rve crty would thus cultrx ate was rrvalled by a feelrng for Italy and its splendors whrch was cultrvated under the paternal roof Hrs fathe lrved rn Italy and had retarned an rnextrngurshable delrght rn all rts beau tres He was cold stern formal somewhat pedantrc but truthlovrng upright mrrrded man He hunger ed for knowledge and although of a laconrc urn freely rmparted all he learned In hrs domestrc crrcle hrs word was law He rs characterrzed by Krause as a formal Frankfurt crtrzen From hrm the poet rnherrted the well burlt frame the cravrng for knowledge and delrght rn communrcatrng rt Hrs mother was more lrke what we conceive as a proper parent for a poet Her srmple hearty Jovous and affectronate nature endeared her o all She was but erghteen when the poet was born so the boy and mother were young together Goethe was precocrous hrs progress rn Greek was remarkable Italian he lear ned by lrstenrng to hrs father teachrng hrs srster Cornelra He pre tended to be occupred by hrs own lesson and caught up all that was sard French too he learned and thus before he was erght we find hrm wrrtrng German French Italian La rn and Greek He had acqurred from hrs mother a knack of storx telling and from a toy puppet show whrch hrs grandmother had grven hrm a taste for the stage and strmulus to rmagrna 29 1 1 I 1 U J Y I 1 4 ' . ' 1 L , . . . . l 2 . . ' Y, i . V .S l L , c ' V l Y ! 1 . D Y . . Y Y I l L 1 ' - 1 1 ,1 s L, . ,1 1 1 , 1 v ,- , D . , , , ' , I4 ' I9 , . 1 s I 1 .L 1 . a lf 1 1 1 1 L , l , . Y . . l , . v ' , 2 . i ' I . . . . , . But if Frankfurt was representative of the past, rt was equally representa- ' . 1 ' ' , - l . I . . v ' 1 ' V ' . L ' . . , . ' n , . , 1 , , t ' , ' , , v .' l, . . 1 . . . . .D . . - . I . L . I' i 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 L - 1 . ' 1 ' 1 - ' . u , . . , . I -,, G - . . ,, v - . , ' . . . , , tv, . LY . L V ' ' r . . , bu . 1 1 1 , . . . .y i - , , N t V . , V . . . . Y 1, . . , . , 'I HE PATRICIAN Jlnhzmn llinlfgang Hun tlinethv tloll on w lllch hls dl1t0blOgl'1DllX lax s much stless He nel 61 w ent to school legulalll as l chlld but showed slgns of supellollty He s udled men lnd bor ks lt Flankfult untll he was slxteen and then went to L6lp71g to study law it was ln Octobel 176l that Goethe al rlved at Ielpzlg to commence hls colleglate llfe and to lax a solld founda lon f01 a futllll? D10f6SSO1Shlp Lelpzlg ln 1765 was a llttle Palls ln 1tS soclal and lltelaly ldeals Goethe qulckll caught a Splflt Vll'11Cll accolded wlth h1S Ili-111116 He studled llttle H1016 love songs lntelested hlmself C11t1C3llX 111 alt lealned mole about hte h ln about law and lost hlS health It was hls luthol s lnstlnct w hlch caused lllm to put QVSIQ GXDCIIEHCQ lnto llteldly f0lTl'l All hls wolk he slls ale confesslons of llfe Goethe was an ldeahst but he ldeallved llelthel the world nol lndlvldual characters At the age of twenty he went to Stlasbulg to contlnue hls legal studles A mole magnlflcent youth nevel pelhaps enteled the S rasbulg gates He was llkened to an Apollo P1CtU1 es and busts 0 1VG but a feeble lndlcatlon of that Wh1Ch IS most stllklnv ln hls appearance Hls features wele lalge and llberallx cut w lth the fine sweeplllf llnes of Greek alt Hls blow was lofty and masslve and from beneflth lt shone lalge lustlous brown ex es of mal velous beauty tllell puplls seenllll of almost un LX1Il'lDl6d b1Z6 The sllffhtll aqulhne nose w ls lllge and well cut The mouth was fllll wlth a sholt alched uppel hp vely sensltlve and ex 1 IGQSIVL The chln and Jaw were boldly D1C,1J01tl0I'1C.d lnd the head lested on a handsome and musculal neck In statule he was rathel above the mlddle slae but al hough not vely tall he had the aspect of a tall man and lb usuallx so descllbed Hls llame was stlong musculal let sensltlye Goethe set hlmself to passlng hls prellmlnary examlnatlons and lealn lll to dance He also studled alt muslc anateml alld Cllemlb ry At Stlasbulo ln StDt6mb61 1770 he met Herdel Heldel w IS five vears hls selllol and lad already made a name 101 hlmselt Coethe chal med wltll llllS new xlgolous lntellect attended hlm durlng ln 013913111011 and dllllng hls IQCOX ell llstenlnff to the wlsdonl VSl11Ch tell 1.10111 hls llps as a pupll hstens to a much loved mas 61 Fhele w 'ls contlast enough between the two ln age chalactel lll tellect and knowledge to have plevented any V8ly close SXIT1p2itl1X yet the dlffelence dld not sepal ate them Thev lead lltelaly masterpleces and cll lCll6d tllem Heldel s lnfluence on Coethe was manltold He taught lllm to appre L1 lte Shakespeale and the VICHF of Wakeneld lnd to 162lllZe that all poetle development IS based on natlonal chalactel It was Heldel too who bloug lt lllm Lllldel the lnfluence of Rousseau Heldel s lnfluence was IH 517111110 101 Goethe was alreadx at VSO1h on Cotz and elen on hls Faus Goethe w ent back to Flankfurt ln 1771 wlth hls llcentlates deglee lnd began to plactlce law contllbutlng C1 ltlclsms to the D1 ess and wolklng on Gotz It appealed ln 11711 much modlfied but made l let unnamed llltllfll the lltelaly leadel of lllS tlme In 1775 he was stlmmoned by Karl August to be one of hls coult lt Vlelmal Hls Ctlllllllg' to Vtelm 11 w IS a tllllllll 13011112 ln the lltkl IIN hfe of telmalll lt w IS beglnnlnv to be l lt,Sld6IlCe fol the cultuled He made 1 the Athens ot Celmanl I' l tlme he lnd the 11111108 led the 1101105 of coult hte but he plesentlx settled dow ll to SG1l0llSI16bb Thele ale tew noblel spectacles than the tllendshlp of two Oleat men lnd the Hlstoly of Lltelatule plesen s llothlng colllp 11 able to the fllelld Shlp of Goethe and Sclllllel Rlx als they V616 alld ale Both w ele con 30 1 ' 1 . .K1 1 I uc v 5 v 1 1 1 v n - 1 l , 1 1 1. - , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1' 1' 111 ' I ' 2 1 1 1, . 1 e 2 Z. -S 2 -1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 A 1 l ' A 1 1 -1 . .1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1, , K J K 1 1 . 1 ' , 2' 1 , 1 1 1 ' . . . 1 7 H . 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I I ' V t 4 I ' n v 4 1 4 1 u 1 1 L 1. e . 0 THE PATRICIAN Zllranz Jlnarph Hagan The Lertha River xx hrch flovrs along the lower frontier of Austria and Hungary on its vsay o the Danube frequently rnundates the market place of the Rohrau a picturesque little market town wrthrn the confines of Austria and Hungary A humble lrttle thatched cottage situated near the market place was he birthplace rn 1732 of one of the most rllustrrous composers of all trme the precursor of Beethoven the father of the sym phony Franz Joseph Haydn Although rt was a poor home rn vrhrch Haydn was born rt was a place vr here prety thrift and orderlrness were practiced These early years spent with hrs father and mother hrs brothers and srsters before he left his home at the age of srx vsere decidedly the happiest years of hrs lrfe He never returned again except for fleeting vrsrts Hrs home was an abode of harmony Hrs father Matthias Haydn vras an honest Cod fearrnff hard vrorkrng man with a spark of genius slumberrng rn hrs soul He had a great love for music and every evening he vrould gather hrs family abou hrm for their musical hour The voices of hrs vrrfe and children were mingled with the beautiful accompaniment of hrs harp These informal rehearsals were young Haydn s delight He would stand beside hrs father and pretend to play a vrolrn by drawing one strck across another Hrs father was very much pleased at the bov s seeming talent and love for rnusrc Hrs mother was a woman of moral and relrgrous excellence She was fond of music and was a sv eet srnver When Hay dn vras an old man he knew by heart all the ancient airs that she used to lrlt and sing about their home Haydns regard for hrs mother was deep and srncere It rs sad to relate that she drd not lrve to vrrtness more of hrs fame for she dred rn 1754 when she was only forty srx years old A chance vrsrt of a relative practically decided Har dn s future John Nlatthras Frankh vsho was pedagogue and chorr regent at Hamburg came surprised to see the little srx year old bor keeping perfect trme to the famrlx music on hrs make believe frddle Frankh verx enthusrastrc over Haydns musical abrlrtr generously ofler ed o take hrm to Hamburg to teach hrm the essentials of music Hrs father was greatly pleased but hrs mother obrected at first to hrs leaving home at sucn an early age but finally she gave her reluctant approval It rs pitiful to thrnk of the lrttle boy srx sears of age taken away from a mo hers lovrng care deprrved of the assocratron of hrs brothers and srsters and placed rn a strange home rn a stran T9 crty We cannot rmagrne that he vias very happv there No doubt hrs cousrn Frankh s rntentrons vsere good but he vras not a surtable instructor nor ex en a surtable com panron for youth He vras a stern drscrplrnarran Hay dn said tha he owed hrm more cuffs than ginger bread Frankh s wife also farled to do her part rn making the lrttlc stranger happy Sne drd not keep hrs clothes clean and rn sprte of the fact that he was verr young he was ashamed of them When he had been with Frankh for txxo rears George Reu ter who had recently been made Capellmerster at St Qtephens Cathedral Vienna vrsrted Hamburg looking for chorrsters A locfrl pastor told hrm of Haydn s Weak but pleasing vorce He tried the boy out and lost no trme rn gettrng hrs par en s consent to take hrm to Vrenrra The father was wrllrng but hrs mother agarn objected She had hopes of seerng hrm made a pr rest and feared that hrs lrfe rn the chorr school rn ould drsrrrclrne hrm fron- the priesthood 32 1 7, ' r 1 ' t , - vr ' ' ' , 1 Y - . . 1. . . , . 1 . 4 ' ' -. ' .' , L 1 7 Q ' 1 , . 7 - 7 7 7 1 ' V Y u v . Q I . '1 v 1 1 I' N 1 n , I 1 -K Q K. . Y . ' I 'y u G 7 U y I ' ' A or ' V . . I . -. . . ,, - ' - v ' v . ' ' L . 1 Y , . ' ' . . 1 1 7 ' l Y ' o ' Q l S 1- .v 1 Y a ' I , I fn . I 1 ' ' 7 . . . . V . . v , I L I , 1 ' - ' A ' one day to Rohrau to visit his relatives. To be sure, he was very much r , ' ,' - , .- -V, ' C' . 1 . V . . I - . I A n I Y . i . h , 1. t . . Y N 7 e ' A . 7 lf . I - . ' I ' . . I , . 7 v t , . 4 . . . . ' 1 1' s . . E i Y ' 3 Y . . i V. I . - - ' . i L, ' I . v- u ' 1 yi w . 1 1 1 . C I -ev 7 7 ' v' 1 ,- - v - 4 - . n 9' a - - ' 1 7 . ' ' K 1 5 lv. l l 1 I nl - I l , , . c . Q V Y. . ,, . 1 . . ' 7 1 ' L . . s . Q ' ' Y 1 . . 1 ' THE PATRICIAN il-'ran .Unmrph Zllaghn St Stephen s C rtlredral xxas at thrs rme the most magnrflcent church rn Vrenna When xoung Hax dn left Hamburg to fro there Hamburg knew hrnr no more Hrs lrfe rn Vrennr xx as no happrer than before The members of the clrorr school consrsted of a Capellmerster '1 sub cantor txxo ushers and srx scholars Fhex lrxed together and had meals rn common They had ordr narrlx been alloxx ed suffrcrent funds for board lodgrng and clothrng of the scholars but due o the rncreased cost rn lrvrnfr the boys xxere nearly starved to death and xx ere scantrly clad Therr dutres xx ere very contmuous and too severe for such xounff boxs Each day tnere xxere tvxo full choral ser vrces at the Cathedral Besrdes thrs the boys vxere oblrged to take part rn solemn processrons of the relrgrous brother hoods of he crty as well as servrces for roxal brrthdays and srmrlar occasrons Reutter drd not teach Hax dn as he had promrsed At first he gave hrm a fexx lessons rn musrcal theorx but after a trme neglected hrm entrrelx Haydn afterwards de clared that he had only tvxo lessons rn composrtron from hrs rns ructor Furthermore Reutter apparerrtlx trred to drscourage the boy rn every way and laughed at hrs first uncertarn attempts But Haydn even then real rzed tha he had talent and xxas determrned to succeed It rs rather prtrful to thrnk of the box so rndustrrously scratchrng dovxn brts of musrc and recervrng onlx sneers and sarcastrc remarks for commendatron Hrs rnstructor the one per son who could have helped hrm more than anx one else drsreffarded hrm W hen Hax dn xx as seventeen xears of age hrs brother Nlrchael arrrved at Vrenna Reutter xxlro xxas to rdxrng to Empress Marra found that she drd not lrke Haydn on account of chrldrsh pranks that he used to play at the Palace of Schonbrurrn vxhere she resrded vxrth her court so he decrded o ged rrd of Haydn as soon as fr chance presented rtself The boy hrmself provrded the opportunrty for hr drsnrrssal He rad just come rnto posses sron of a nexx parr of scrssors and ne stronglx desrred to trx therr qualrty Novx there was a certrrn chorr box xx ho had once stolen a book of Haydn s the prgtarl of thrs boy xxas too strong a tempt rtron for the nexx shears to resrst Snrp' The harr lax at hrs feet Reutter xx as furrous He declared that lre culprrt should be caned on the hand Thrs xxas too much for Joseph xx ho xxas then seventeen He sard that he xx ould rather leave the Cathedral ser vrce To vxhrch Reutter promplx retorted Of course you wrll leave but you must be caned first Thus he vxas rgnomrnrously cast out after ten xears of farthful servrce A seventeen year old boy pennrless almost fr rendless and helpless because hrs vorce xxas broken It vxas an evenrng late rn November that Haydn xxas turned adrrft He roamed all nrght about the streets of Vrenna I the mornrng he met Splanger an acquarntance who vxas also musrcal and poor Splanger took hrm home to hrs gar ret and gave lrrm lodgrng for the xxrnter It rs alvx ays the poor xx ho grve xxhat thex haxe to others and rn thrs vxax many a humble Uenrus rs grven hrs start rn lrfe Hax dn h rd defrnrtelx decrded that composrnff musrc xx ould be hrs lrfe s xxork but xxhen he xxas lrvrng xxr lr Splanger he realrzed that for the present at least he must xxrrte tor bread rnd not for fame He would do anx thrnx to earn money rf rt xxas concerned xxrth musrc He sang rn chorrs plax ed at balls and xx eddrngs lre even took part rn street serenades playrng the vrolrn Thrs last posrtron rs not as undrgnrfled s one mrght thrnk It xxas bx thrs method hat great composers nrst rnterested the people rn therr xxork Sometrmes a band of musrcrans xxould serenade a frrend or patron of the composer But xx lrrle these erxperrences may have helped Haydn later rrr lrfe at thrs trme lre earned barelx enough for a OJ - - 7 - ' '. . . . 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Y Y Y v . 09 lrrr, PATRILIAN Franz Ellnurph lllaghn lrvelrlrood Por ervht xe rrs he vxas oblrffed to grve musrc lessons He srys Manx a 1 enrus rs rurned bx hrs lrvelrhood for rt leaves no trme for studx Paul Anton Prrnce of Esterhazy xvas a man of enormous xx ealth H xx as verx fond of the fine arts especrally musrc In 1761 Hadyn xx as called to Ersenstadt to take a posrtron as one of Prrnce Esterlrazx s musrcrans Hrs posrtron vxas that of upper servant He xxas never rdle here as a long lrst of composrtrons slroxx He xx as oblrged to provrde tvxo cperatrc per formances and one or tvxo concerts a xxeek When drstrnvurshed xrsrtors came he had to furnrsh extra entertarnment In 1790 Johann Peter Solomon of London was startrng to grve con certs on hrs own account He heard of Haydn and came to take hrm to London As Hax dn had alvx ays xxrshed to travel thrs xxould offer the oppor trrnr x When hrs frrend Mozart heard that he was Uorng he exclarmed Oh Papa' you have no educatron for the wrde world and speak too fexv lrnguages Hax dn replred xxrth a smrle My lanouage rs understood all over the xxorld The Solomon concerts vxere very successful Wlrrle xxrth Solomon Haydn composed hrs Surprrse Symphonv When the novelty of Solo mons concerts xxore off the lrsteners vxould go to sleep durrng the slow movements as xxas therr custom Havdn took hrs as a roke and xxrote hrs Surprrse Symphony The sloxx moxement rntroduced bx onlx a fexv of the rnstruments moved along rn a xery subdued manner and xx hen everx one was nrcely settled for hrs nap Haxdn employed sudden fortrssrmo chord play ed by every rnstr ument of the orchestra whrch startled hrs arrdr ence to conscrousness Thrs and manx other pranks shoxxs Hax dn s sense of humor It rs even sard he asked God xxrth characterrstrc narve to forgrve hrm rf he served Hrm too cheer fullx An rnterestrng meetrnfr took place at Frankfurt rn 1792 the band of xx hrch beethoven xxas a member gaxe a drnner for Haydn 1 eethoven sub mrtted a crntata to the uest of the exerrrnff and Haydn xxarmlx pr used lrter rrrrved rt Vrennr he took lessons from Haxdn The te re rer rnd the puprl belong to drtllerent een urres leethoven was a musrcal revolu tronrst Haydn vxas content to xxalk the old ways Haydn rounded lrfe xxrth tvxo oratorros The Creatron and the Seasons Thex xx ere the summrt of hrs achrevement He preferred the C16dt10I1 because he sard The angels speak and therr talk rs of God He xx as never so prous as xxhen he xxrote the Creatron He xx as a devout Catholrc When he fel hrs xx ork laggrnv' he xxould leave hrs rnstr ument and sax hrs rosarx Cheerfulness naturalness and spontanertx are char acterrstrcs of Haydn s work Goethe sard of hrm He max be superseded but he can never be surpassed It rs sard about Haydn Lrke Montargne he conceals nothrnof from you he shovxs vou hrs humble nature he chats xx rth xou he Jokes xx rtlr xou He rs free from morbrdness he accepts nature and lrfe and death xx rtlr he laughrng confidence of 1 chrld and does not bother hrs head about them In 1809 Vrenna xx rs bomb rrded by the Fr enclr The exertement proved too much for the composer Iour daxs before hrs death he xx rs crrrred to hrs cl rxrer rnd solemrrlx plrx ed the Emperor s Hx mn three trmes hrs 1 rrexx ell to nrusrc Certrrnlx such r Irie should be rn rnsprra ron to anx one no mrtter lroxx poor rnd humble he nrav be Marx Bxrne '3 34 V V . 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V V. fI rp ' 1 1 7 THE PATRICIAN St iiatrrrk Down the corrrdor of fifteen hundred years Hrs gurdrng vorce to us strll maketh way Amrd celestral chorrs he bends hrs ear To hear the Irrsh pray' Srnce thrs has been a year of centennral celebratrons the Class of 1932 should consrder rtself verx fortunate to be graduated at thrs time Perhaps the rnnrversrr x xx hrch we should cherrsh most hrghlx rs the fifteenth cen tennr xl of Sfrrnt Prtrrck s landrng rn Ireland to teach the Farth The com rng of P rtrrck to Lrrn marks the greatest of Irrsh epochs Of rll the momentous happenrnffs rn Irrsh hrstory thrs seemrngly srmple one h rd the most extraordrnary most far reachrng effect It changed the face of the natron and utterly changed the natrons desrny The comrng of Patrrck may be sard to have a sublrme effect not on Ireland alone but upon the world It was a world event He was one of the grefrtest of Celts became one of the greatest of Irrshmen and one of the xery great among men In the xear 432 rust forty three years after he had first seen Ireland as 1 crptrxe Prtrrck returned o the land of hrs chorce as a consecrated Brshop of the one true Farth In the earlv perrod of Patrrcks second comrng the Orefrt Roman Emprre was cr umblrng whrle Ireland wrth fleets on the sea rnd armres rn forerfrn lands had reached the prnnacle of her polrtrc rl poxx er a trme that would seem the least proprtrous for wrnnrng men to the meek and abnefratorx doctrrnes of Chrrst Yet was rt rn hrs own mx sterrous xx ax God s chosen trme for sendrnff Hrs chosen man Durrng the fourth xear of the rergn of Laogharre son of Nrall the Hrfrh lxrng on the eve of Easter Patrrck s party encamped at Slarne on the left bank of the boye opposrte to and rn srght of Tara In front of hrs tent Patrrck lrghted a fire whrch xxas vrsrble at the krngs court A grert festrval xx rs begrnnrng at Tara corncrdent wrth he begrnnrng of Patrrck s I 'rster feast It was a gross vrolatron of royal and ancrent order that on thrs eve a fire should be lrffhted before the Drurds should lrght therr sfrcred fire upon the royal Path Accordrnorlv when Loagharres as ounded court beheld rn the drstance the blazrng of Patrrck s fire great xxas therr consternatron and hrgh and hot therr xxrath What audacrous person demanded the krng has dared to commrt thrs outrage'7 The Dr urds told hrm that rt was rndeed the Tarlcenn of the old prophecx come to supersede hrs rule and therr rule rn Errn More over hey sard unless the fire on that hrll be extrngurshed thrs verv nrvfht rt shall forever more blaze rn Ireland It wrll outshrne all fires that we lrght and he xx ho lrt rt wrll conquer us all he wrll overthrow you and hrs krngdom wrll overthrow your krngdom he wrll make your subjects hrs and rule over them all Then Krng Laogharre a splendrdly determrned old pagan angrrly de nranded that the tr ansgressor should be dragged before hrm wrth all the o her forerf n rntruders who were hrs suppor ters P xtrrck s c rmp w rs rarded bx the soldrers and he 'rnd hrs companrons xxere ordered to march to Tara As thex advanced to the Krngs palace the llrurds lax rn rmbush to rntercept and krll them but these evrl ones drd not see the lrttle band of mrssronarres pass They saw only a harmless herd of gen le deer a doe followed by her tw entx fawns VS hen Prtrrck refrched the court he found Krng Laogharre srttrng rloft rn state xx hrle hrs xx ar rrors rn srlence sat around rn a great crrcle xx rtlr the rrnrs of therr shrelds agarnst therr chrns The monarch evrdently apprehensrxe of the secret power of he stranger had warned hrs court that none of the marks of respect xx lrrch xx ere due to a forergner should 35 Q O H , . . 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V V V ' 1 V1 HE PATRICIAY St ljatrxrk be how n to thrs bold agffressor But so rmpressrve w rs P xtrrck s rppe rr urce that the Krngs poet rrose rn respect for hrm then 1 young noble lollow ed hrs ex rmple by matchrng hrs mrracles agarnst the magrc of he Drurds he drspl ryed to all that hrs pow ers far transcended therrs He drs le' ed the darkness w rrch they yy ere powerless to drssrpate They brrng d rrl1ness he srgnrfrcantly sard but cannot br rng llffht He then preached the farth to he assembly and won the queen and several promrnent mem bers of the court to Chrrstranrty The Krng was so far overwhelemed by the man Patrrck that he gaye hrm the freedom of hrs realm to preach the new iartlr where and to whom he would Hrs farth strong enough to work mrracles br ought hrnr success rn hrs struggle rn behalf of Chrrstranrty An unquenchable desrre to brrng souls to Chrrst was the passron of Patrrck s lrfe And he pursued hrs passron wrth 'rn unremrttrng zeal wrth a greatness of mrnd and a grandeur of soul th rt has rarely been parallel rn mrssron-rry annals and seldom rf ever surp rssed It rs of rnterest to note that the tradrtrons of Prtrrck no longer represent hrm only as a sarnt law grver statesman and a brother of he common people but evcr also as an admrr er of the lrterary men scholars and poets of the natron and an ardent lover of therr profane lrterature XX ner ever our Irrsh forefathers have wandered they have sung ever lrstrng hymns rn prarse and Ulory for therr patron sarnt Churches rnd chools h rve been named for hrm And as we the Class of 1932 find ourselves rn a posrtron srmrlar to that rn yy lrrch Sarnt Patrrck stood hfteen hundred years ago ready to begrn hte s w orl1 we earnestly hope that we may rn some measure lrve up to the great rdeals of thrs lroly man We have been rnstrlled wrth hrs vrrtues rnsprred wrth hrs zeal and have esteemed hrs srmplrcrty We have been placed under hrs patronage through chrldhood and through youth Now as we stand on the threshold of lrfe as young men and women ready to ffo nobler patron could we desrre than Sarnt Patrrcl1'7 As he had hrs struggles so yye shall h rve ours as he had hrs drsapporntments we shall experrence our s rnd as he succeeded we hope that we may accomplrsh our arm VS e nrust brd Good bye to happy school days They now belong to the 1 t Although we can not rctually experrence hem agarn we shall very olten recall them to e rr mrrrds We shall hold them as somethrnv pre erous of yy hrch no one can deprrve us The frrendshrps we have formed rn S unt Patrrck s we shall alwavs remember No matter where destrny lt rds us we shall often look back upon our four Joy ous years spent rn hrgh sc rool Now that the trnre for par rno rs here rt seems almost rmpossrble that we are no longer Senrors of Sarnt Patrrck s Academy but the voungest ot rts alumnr But we are not too young to realrze the great debt of f ratrtude that we owe our teachers VS rthout them we would not be w here we ue todry wrthout therr teachmvs yye would not haye the necessary strenfwth to sou re herghts of success rn later lrfe To our p rstor rnd hrs rssrstants we know not where to begrn to express our hanl1s for the rnterest the trme and the ard they have grven us As the y ears go bv we sh rll prove that none of thrs was rn varn And rn the years to come other classes find tlremsely es rn our posrtron they wrll pornt wrth prrde let us hope to the acconrplrshments of the members of the Class of 39 I et us eyer bear rn mrnd the words of the poet Ah' know yyhrt true success rs' Young hearts mherm Dream nobly and plan loftrly no deem That length of vears rs length of lrvrng See' A whole lrfe s labor rn an hour rs done Not by world tests the heayenly crown rs won To God the man rs what he means to be Helen C O Brren 32 06 ' L . 1 ' 1 1 1 . 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' ' 1-1 1 'Q ,- IV 2 ' 1211111 . 2.1 L' ,Ig 1 g 12151 M2 512 1 1 12111 1 2 2 11. 1 X '1 5 2 . 2 ' 1 15- 1 1,11fl2111 2 1 ' 11 1 .121n1- 111 ,1l12111 . 2 1 2 1 ' ' 2 1 11111111 I -en 1 ' 1 1 'J . .111x1111111111- 2 121C I 2 THF PATRICIAN Jin fllrlemnrmm Inxel a lovln tlustlng folloxx L1 of the 'Vlaster one vxho had S1C1lflC6d lnd endured mucn to ll1ltll91 the llOIlO1 dlld glolx of God xxe feel sule th It vxhen Death s mxstellous message summoned her home Feblualy 19 Z Nllss Nellie I mg lesponded slmplx Thy Vx lll Be Done Oul xxaxs not belnff God s xx axs lt seemed hard fol us to LlDd61il3,Hd tha she had flnlshed hel xx Ollx Ill oul llttle sphele that hel soul xx as leady lOl the halvest of the Angel of Death Llttle dld xxe leallze that the gland paean of muslc xx lth xxhlch xxe celebl ated the festlval of the Natlxltx xx as to be oul C1911 olvanlst s sxx an song F01 lulx she slnfl hel way to heaven ll1XlI'lg passed bexond 62l1tllS 1J0ll,dli ele the close of the Q lll lSl,I'lldS tlde Plttlng It w lb th lt she the lovel and fl lend of chlldlen one xvho had S1 ellt hel llfe lunln God s llttle ones should do to hel heax enly home 1+ lllX Ill llte Mlss I lng dedlcated hel QQIVICGS to the CllL11Ch F01 Xt11S she tolled lS 1 teac lel of the tllltllb of Holy Rellgslon and a tl 111161 O1 Cll01l's els to Slllg' Pod s plalses Desplte I'!'l3.1V6l0ll lfts ol lnttllett she xx IS evel humble 1nd chlld lllxe Hel Lhalmlnf pelsonlll y lnd tlle less I6 ll deeply lmplessed ltsell upon all xx ho L lme IH LOI1llCt xxlth hu lnd lt ls no exaggel ltlon to slx that hel Influence xxlll llxt long llltl hel IHQINOIN has f lded ln the 'lllple Cltles Vle the chlldlen of St Patllclxs haxe lost a x lluable fllend but heax en h IS O llned one xx 10 can tl ulx 3.IJDl6C1dt8 all 1 s beautles and hal IHOIHQQ She xxlll dellgllt f0lQVG1 mole to slng the Ceaseless Allelulas of the blessed Mav hel soul lest ID peace' 44 - , X n ' 1 1 v . v s v u. ' ' gl, . 1 l , 2 2 - I ' - . , 4 . -my r ' K' 'x 2 . . 7 v x .' . V 1. x . . - 'J 'Ji A N . A l . l 4 1 -J, . -J , . ,. A I W V. V ,, .. ,, l . s. l . u . . v v ' 7 v. - ' 1 - x . . an K . ' ' . 4 f ' 1 - v . 7 ' - ' 1 1 . v. 1 1 4 L l . . , s l 1 I n . - v I ' K . -. . . . .. ' ' . x .. . L . . . .. - . 4 . c Q., K . 9 t 1 C, . w v v u ,w 1 , n s ' , 2 1 '. . , . ' . Y ul 1 1 v I 1 s LX- J- ' ' . s . 1 1 .' ' ' - C C y , 1 1 ' ' 4 . ' ' V Nl 7. ' v - . 3 L, Z g . ' , . i., ' V dllflllg' that season so deal' to all chlldl'en. d. x v ' ' ' ' Y . T' ' - - ' s . - ar K . . n . . K c . l cs c A t 1 1' 14 .1 1' 7 s - ' 1 s v I I ls -' v ' . . L . 1 L ' - . . A Q, . 1 ' v 4 1 n ' . v n u ' 1 1 1 n 'A 1 I u . lc x 2 ' . ' ' ll A L c L c ' ' ' 'z' - 'U 2' f' ' A C u , . . , . . . . , , ,. . . 1 ' J ' 4 . , 2 52' , .1 . l, . . '. 'P . ' . .- .. . . l l . Jxvxv J 1 . . .J 1 ' 1 g . THE PATRILIAN JAMES WHITE Age 7 PHILIP GORMAN Age 10 Grade 2 Grade 5 Dled March 25 1932 Dled May 23 1932 fSon of Mr and Mrs James J Whxte fSOI'l of Dr and Mrs Phlllp Gorman 13 Lmcoln Avenuej 7 Chestnut Streetj THOMAS BROWN, Age 6, Grade 1 Dled November 26, 1931 1Son of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Blown, 118 Oak Street J 4-J 1 ,iff 5 I ...,. , . .--,-- I ,J f ' JEL 9 ! ! D . ' . ' I 7 ' . 7 ' . . . , . . , THE PATRILIAN Uhv Cilhurtq Ellrrzt iiurharwtir Qlnngrwn I uch ll1St1C Cong1ess yea1 1n I1eland' What a fittlng man11e1 111 Vll'lIClI to ce1eb1 ate the fifteenth centenalx of he convelslon of I1e1and to Cl1l1S t1an1ty by Patrlck w ho celeblated 111s fn st Mass on I11sh SOII IH the blossom season of fou1 hundred th1rty two Slnce the t1me of St Pat11ck I1e1and has been noted f01 1 s lntense devot1on to the Mass and the Euchaust so It IS meet that the thlrtv first Eucha11st1c Congress be celebrated tl1e1e th1s 3631 The filst Euchar1st1c Congless was 1nst1tuted bv B1s11op Qegur IH 1881 Its purpose and the purpose of all subsequent Conglesses was 0 1nc1te the fe1vor of the nat10ns th1ough publlc acts of revelence f01 the 1 lessed bacrament and g1ve people an antldote fO1 the po1son1ng effects of the sp111t of wo1ldl1ness and paofanlsm wh1ch IS so prevalent 1n ou1 D1 esent day sv stem of c1v1l1za 10n A 1ecent ISSUE of a cur1 ent magazme very approp11ately stx les I1e1and as Hostess to the World Ir1sh from all palts of the globe w11l 1eturn to H1811 homeland th1s summer to tender thelr measure of love and g1at1tude o Ch11st the Kmg and sh1ps of every nat1on w1ll br1ng thousands of p11 gums as guests to the I11sh sholes For nea1l5 a yea1 p1 eparatlons f01 the comme Congress have been 1n p1og1 ess IH Ireland As early as last Novembe1 a commlttee n1et 1n PIIOQIIIX Palk Whlch IS to be the scene of the C0n01ess to make arlange ments for the mstallatlon of the now ve1y complete broadcas 1ng system The altal cloth to be used at the Ca1d1na1 Legate s Mass 1n Phoenlx Park w 111 be manufactu1ed from Irlsh gl own flax and w1l1 be embro1de1 ed by the Slsters of the Good Shepherd of Ballynafelgh Belfast Thele w1l1 be ade quate medlcal a11angemen s Water supp11es san1tat1on food BUDDIIQS 111 have been cared fo1 ll1Sl1 Catl1o11cs and Protestants 1n the e1ect1on 1n the l13.1bO1 of Dun Laog hun Irelands Chlef harbor of an lmmense statue of Cl1l1St, tl1e Kmg 1'1cbably the grea 61 number of p1lgr1ms from fo1e1gn count11es wl1o Wlll p11t1c1pate 1n the huchar1st1c Congress Wlll enter I1e1and lLl11Ol1il1 th1s 11arbo1 Ch11st the K1ng w1l1 thelefore offer fl1St welcome and g1eet1nfr to the p1lg11ms Let us hope that th1s beautlful trlbute of I11sh love f01 the Heart of Jesus w11l SGIVG to mflame all who behold It w1th 1ncreased love for Chr1st the Klng Splrltual p1epa1at1on has not been neglected The Cong1ess w11l be D1 eceded bv Retreats and General Commumons fo1 men and women th1oug11out Ileland Befunmng on June twent1et11 tllduum devot1ons fo1 the success of the Congress w111 be held ln all the Cl'll11Cl1QS of the Dubl1n A1Cl1dlOC9S9 The Cong1 ess w 111 open at the P10 Cathed1a1 111 Dubl1n on Nl ednesdax June twentx second There w111 be addlesses f1om the A1chb1shop of llllbllll f1 om the blshop of Namur P1es1dent of the P81I113HGHt Commlttee of IHtLlI1ltl011dl Ir ucl1a11st1c Conglesses and from H1s I mmcnce the P1pal 1 L01 e '1he1e w1ll be a message f1om the Holy Fathe1 At mght there 11111 be 1xpos1t1on of the Blessed Saclament IH each of the twenty one Ll1LlICl1Lb ln t11e Clty of Dubl1n On Thulsdax tl1e1e w1l1 be Hlldlllgllt Mass ll all the Dubl1n Churches The mam featu1e of Frldax s d6V0t10HS w 111 be a women s mass meet mg 111 PllO6HlK Pa1k p16S1dQd ove1 by the Papal Legate follow ed by bene d1ct1o11 of the Blessed Sacrament 46 , , , 0 o ' Q Q I Q 4' I '. 1 . I 1 1 . n ' ' ' -- . . v 4 . ' . .' 1 L' - 7 - u u 7 J , . 1 v vi L ' ' . , . , . C V V . .. t. L L D 9 1 ' 4 , ' . y 1' v 1 . . H H ' , ,T , t - fn. 0 D by u 1 v 1 1 . u . l 1 C, 1 1 ' 1 . ' e s 1 I - 9 lb 7 . . Q f. , 1 . , . . Y . . Y v 1 ' . ,' ' . D 9 - l 1 v. - , . V ' ! 7 ! . . I 0 A very beautlful t1'lbl1t9 has been glven to our El1Cl121l'1St1C lung by '- H I . I 1 l . 1 I I - ' y c , , . 7 t ,. . . 1 . . . ' A Y . f v as n U Q' l . v 1 v 1 l I . - , , 1 25 Il ' I I 1 l I u y' A . nn v 7 ' 1 Y I ' 6 ! - I n . I v' 1 - 1 ' ' I 7 ! Y . e Y y y- . y' - t . K 7 K 7 ' , - 2 - 1 . . ' . , . - 'X ,I ' A Y e J 2 . , -. 4 1 . ' . . . . . 1 ' I bf L 1 M n 1' 3 4' ' ' -f ' 7 v v 3 A ' ' I - A1 ' ' ' Q v . V' ' ' 1 I 1 A I n 4 ' - ' J . ' v' . v 7 1 - , . ' ' ' . . ' . . -. v 1 - ' 7 THE PATRILIAN 111111 ahmrtg 11111151 ifurhurwtxr Qlnngrruu Sltll1dlV ls Chlldlfdllb 1111 1nd Solemn Pon 1110111 Hlgh Mass 11111 le celeblated 1t tl1e H1 11 Altfu 111 tne P 1111 the Caldlnal I egate p1es1d1ng On Sund 11 tl1e Ca1d1na1 Leg 1te 11111 celebr 1te Solemn Pontlficlal H1011 11188 1n the I'1fteen ACIQS Phoemx Pfuk At 1ts concluslon thele v11ll be a gltlt p1 oce SSIOH of tl1e Bleseed SHCI lment 1lonf1 he quays to O Connell 1 11dge 11 h1ch spans the L1ffe1 Tlns p1 OLQQSIOH 11 f11cl1 IS to last five 1101118 11111 be hentdtd 111 some half m1ll1on men 11 '1ll11nff slxteen deep Thek 11111 be fol1o11ed 111 fi1e thousand p11es,ts Afte1 tl1e puests the C11d1na1 Levate 11111 1o1lo11 1nd belnnd h1m the C11d1nf1ls and I ISHODS 11111 v1al11 Phe p10 QSQIOH 11111 be telmlnated bx a half m1ll1o11 11 omen 11all11n1 mxteen deep The Cong1ess closee on O Connell 111dge 111th Solemn bened1ct1on of he 1 lessed S'lC1c1I'I1eI1t C10Hg19SS Yea1 1n I1e1andl SUFQIX Pat11ck f1om the he1ghts of hls he11enl1 0lo1y 11111 look 111th p1e'1su1e on the t1u1te of h1s SHCFIHCQS and 1abo1s fifteen l1und1ed 1ea1s ago and 11111 1nte1cede so effectually f01 the success of tl11s blessed ente1p11se that the sp111tu 11 f1u1ts of the thlrty hrs lucl1111st1e Conf 1ess 11111 be e11denced do11n the centu11es t1ll t1me 1.1111 be no mo1e LATHOI IC At 'I'I01N LONVI' NTIONS 11 11e11 tl1e 11011 I 111161 c1lled f01 C1 110110 lC1lOH l1e d1d not l1n11t 1118 e111 to lSlI1g'lt, c1se Men 1nd 11on1e11 youn me11 1nd 1011111 11omen bo1s 1ndg11ls 111 11e1e 1ncl11ded 1n r11s 111818126111 dem 1nd llllltht seen1ed to s1f Illly 801116111111 OLltS1d9 tl1e I6 1ch ol students At the btuclen s Spllllll 11 Le 1de1sh1p Con1ent1ons next June Qdtll0l1C Act1on f01 students 11111 he ele 1111 dehned Once 1 student 1ea111es what Cathohe ACt1t Il me 111s 1118 p11t1e1p1t1on 15 1ne11t1l1le lI1ese COIN e11t1ons 11111 not be meet1ngs at X1 h1el1 the spealxels eompete 1n telhnv of tl1e11 sehool s accompllehments The conven lone 111111 place befole students the11 p0S51b1lltl6b of Cdth0l1C ACt10H and show them ho11 tl1e1 m 11 use H1611 C1thol1c 9dllCdtl0I1 to become the 1ct1ve Cathohcs fO1 V1110111 the H011 Pathel calls Tl1e 5 1enftl1en1ng of the 1el1g1ous o1v.1n1z1t1on 111th1n the school IS tund 1ment 11 to the Sodahty DI og1am and 11111 be ca1efully cons1de1ed at the eon1ent1ons IN 11111 1lso the 11o1k of the Qrd1l1t1 umons 1nd the duty of students to t1l1 tlltll ltl12'l0ll to 1111te It o 12001391116 1n pubhc ente1 1711868 llld g.,11e 111te111 e11t eons1de1 1tlOI1 to the needs that f1ce the n1ode1n 11o11d lhe H4111 l ltllLl 111 explessed l11s 111 L19St 111 the 110111 th1t the stu dents ol AI1l61lCl a1e 6101112 11118 1811 tl1e11 con1ent1ons mole than eve1 11111 he 1n 1eeo1dance 111th h1s 111shes and 111th 111s deene 101 the c1eat1o11 of XOLII1 n1e11 1nd 11 omen consclous of then l6SIJOI1'slb11lt16S p1oud of thell 13.1111 111d ef1fe1 to accept H1611 oppo1tun1t1es as C 1thOllC le1de1s Dan1elA Lord S J 47 - - , - , , , - '4 - . 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I J 2 xr 4-XII I I I I I ' c ' 2 2 I - 'I HE PATRILIAN munhnum nf Sri lgatruzk 5 lhe starned glass urndovr belongs exclusrvelw to the Clrrrstran farth fhe Pagans were acquarnted mth poetry sculpture musrc parntrnff and ar chrtecture but the prctorral wrndow belongs to the C rurch In the med rex al ages such wrndows were the work of prrests and bro hers After the heformatron the art fell rnto declrne and on rts revrval passed rnto the hands of craftsmc rr not alvuax s actuated by relrffrous motrx es Plrny tells of a merchant shrp vshrch coastrng along the shorts of I xrr cr t anchor rn he mouth of tne rrver belus The crux on reachrng I ore took some lumps from the car U0 of the slrrp to burld a fireplace on th rndr beach It chanced that these lumps were Natron for natural ffirum brcarbonatel 1 sed rn those davs for vsashrng The sarlors to therr surprrse drscovered that when the fires grew hot the fine vxhrte sand nelted To then greater surprrse vshen rt cooled ther found thex had preccs of glass Class was first used for beads and amulets later bottles cups and Vases by the Romans The first mentron of colored glass comes to us rn the s or v of the Church of Qt Paul burlt near Rome by Constantrne rn A D 337 The mndovus were of glass of varred colors as brrllrant as fields of flovsers rn sprrnfftrme Later we find mentron of mosarc wrndovns sm rll p rnes of glass fitted rnto a frame of stone O1 metal Some medreval craftsmen of Bavarra vshose name rs unknown to us drscover ed the art of makrng the prctorral starned glass prctures made of varr colored glass Some trme early rn the nrnth centurx the first starned fflass vrrndovs was placed rn a chapel Of thrs vxe are sure that earlv rn the nrnth century starned glass vsrndows adorned the vwrndows of many churches rn France Wrndows deprctrng the five prophets can strll be seen rn the crx pt of the Cathedral of Augsburg rn Bavarra datrng back to he crrlv eleventh century The tu elfth 'md thnteenth centurres were the hev dar of the starned gl rss rndustrx It vsas rn these he greatest of centurres that most of the brf cathedrals of Europe were burlt Pelrgrous zeal permeated the arr great cr usades were rn progress and thrs actrvrty we find reflected rn the adcrnment of the temples of God Some of the more famous of these temples 'ue S Dems Chartres Canterburg and Cologne In the Cathedral of Chartres rust outsrde Parrs there are one hundred fortx srx wrndous contarnrnfr about five thousand figures whrch are generally thought to be the finest examples of starned glass rn the vsorld It rs of course a long step from the methods of the early starned glass workers to the methods used today Each succeedrnfr year has seen rmprox ements rn the makrng of starned glass vsrndovss and rt rs safe to sax that er en yet the process rs not perfectron Come notable examples of s arned glass w ork rn Amerrca are found rn tu grert Cathedrals of Nevs York and Vlashrngton the Ch rpel at West Pc mt and the Church of the Blessed Sacr rmerrt rn Detrort Wrthout par rllel rn the crtv of I rnffhamton the wrndovxs of St P ltr lf k s an tre work of Baxarran artrsts Many touchrng scenes from the lrfe of Chrrst are portraxed rn the beau rful srde vxrndovss of the church As rt rs tr ulx fittrng vre find our beloved St Patrrck rn numerous poses rr hrch shovs hrm fulhllrng hrs vrork of evangelrzrnfr our ancestral home Bex ond a doubt hon eur the wrndou vshrch lppeals most to all Vounf 1nd old both bee urse of rts be rutv and rts srf nrfrcance rs the grert urrrdou belrrnd the l f h rl 1 Thrs xsrndorx portraxs Clrrrst the Ixrng recerrrng the homage of hrs dex oted ones non rn glory Seated on a rarnboxr xx hrch represents lrrs throne hrs left hand surmountrnvr a globe representrng the xx orld and 48 V 0 V 1 O VV V V V V V V , V V V VV V V , V V V V V VV. 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THE PATRICIAN Wir e ! s SCHOOL PATROL Svrhunl lgatrnl People reahze hat chlldlen must be safegualded on then vsay to and from school Safetx DP1J211tm6HtS IH all c1t1es have made a vam effolt to cope Wlth the sltuatlon by sendlnff patlolmen to stleet co1ne1s 1n school v1c1n1t1es but as they found that thex VS918 needed elsevs here he Safetv Patrol was orgamzed flom school boxs to watch the chlldlen xx ho go to Today school patlolmen ale xx atc und chlldren 1n evely pa1t of the coun 1y The percentage of boys and guls of school age 1nJu1ed slnce the Patlol has been olganlzed has been leduced t1emendousl5 Much Cledlt IS due the Blnghamton Auto Club fO1 1tS o10an1zat1on and suppolt of the patlols hele Thxs has meant an expense of several hundl eds of dollals and tune glven bx the OfflC9lS Palen s who haxe a leal sense of gxatltude have wutten personallv to the boys and also to the Auto Club 6XDl6SblUg the11 thanks for the Safetx PdllOl I thmk that I can speak fo1 the present patlolmen ln saymf tha we ale not SOFIN that we haxe f1XGl1 ouz tlme to th1s vs 01k and xx 111 hand ou1 badges next xeal to boxs xx ho xx 111 be equally sell sacllflclng ot tnelr tlme 1n helpmg the l1t le ones acloss the stleet F1 ank Mm phx Captam 50 T .sic ll: .l A ' t C , XL AAVLV ' L ' 1 - - 1 ' - v. . L L ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , i . the school. This idea has worked marvelously up to the present time. , . . v, l D . D. 1 i t 1 ' 1 . l 1 7. u I ' . . v ' ug . . 1 in ' u, ' .kt . - tk V 7 . . K K. .. ' . Q - v .5 V 1 - v - U- - 1' . v 1 '- - -' ' ' ' ' . . . . A ' .V ' Q i - - - tv, . ' . fl LJ ol' QWnmufK7 Artuntwz S 1 I ji . X . is I X INN L l W X X? ag:-l Q 1, C V ': 77 .K. ' H . 6 ' , .. is Z? I 'X A N f N N X527 15 J 5 4 0 - 0 gqlgl v 5 THE PATKICIAN Jn PUBLIK' SPEAKING i'0NTES'l'AN'1'S i 'INF' BRORI 'N l NIB! P1 I THE PATRICIAN THF RISING OF THF MOON THF PATRICIAN iguhlzr Svpezxkrnrg Qluntvat h111gh lllllilll lhefltle Sund 1x Aplll 19 P At 1 00 ococlx Judges Axx a1d HOHOIS to N111ga1e Phalen and Joseph Hogan MISS Ma1ga1et Phalen d1u hte1 oi N11 and Nhs George Phalen of 31 Vme Stleet 1nd Joseph Hogm son of lxxll 1nd M1s John Hogan of 55 M111 Street xxe1e avx uded t1e 1311168 IH l1e 1nnual speaklng contest of St Pat11ck s lfllgll school held Sund IX 1ite1no I1 A111 11 at the Bmghamton Theatle MISS Phalens Ol 1to11c 11 talent xx IS slxllfully dlsplaxed ln Van Dykes MHHSIOIIS 2811119 Hoff 1n s declamatlon ho s Maltyrs of Plogress xx as glx en xx 1th an equ1llx fmlshed degl ee of eloquence Fou1 othe1 students 1n tl1e contest xx on applause f1om an app1ec1at1ve audlence fol the11 splendld lGI1d1tlOllS lhex xx e1e James Bu1nett E1leen Woods Wllllanl O Shea and M 11 0d16l burnctt At the close of l1e Dlllfldlll Fcltllel lJxxxe1 ddd16SSQd the assembly extendlng cong1atul1t1o11s to the p11t1c1p1nts to PlOf8SSOl F1ank Tel d1recto1 of ou1 school 0lf,llLSll 1 to the puent of the spealxels and the members of the pa11sh The Judffes of the con est xx e1e P1bl6SSO1 James P Kavanaugh dlrec t0l of publlc speal mg llllgllflllllllll Centl 1l 110h school Atto1ney Danlel J McAvoy and Attolnex C eo1 ge Couvhhn OUR THANKSGIY INC CELEBRATION Not to be f0l otten bx the DllIlllS of Sam P 1t11cla s Hlgh School was the banquet g1V6H It Th ml sblx mfs to xx elcome the F1eshmen class to then hlgh school Cdleel 1nd to 1xe thc n1 111 cppo1tu111ty to become acqualnted xxlth the puplls ol he hlghu 1 xdes A11 6Ill.8ltdlHI1l6I1t ful I1lSll6d much amusement to all fhe p11 gl Ill xx 15 IS tolloxxs Tll9.I1kSglV1llg Ple Madehne OConno1 Vocal Good Nlght Sxxcttheut Joan Hu1lex Gualbeltos V1Ct0l3 Maumce Qu1nn A Tll21I'1hSf1xlHg TLl1lx6X W1ll1am O Shea Whx Vle Should l e C1 1tL ful Rlta Legos Song Senlor Class Tl1e Gldl Coat I1lChdId Glace Vocal 'I1ees Ioan HLlll6N lll 11y I Lllflett S Vet1e1o A One leg ed rluxktx Joseph Hogan In concludlng tl1e exe1c1ses 1 song., xx IS sunfv by the l'110ll scl1ool It xxas entnled The Tha11lxs1 1V11l0 Song lhe xx o1ds xx hlch xx ere cont11buted bx Marx Burnett xxele PIAISQ thc Lo1d xx llll he uts 1e1o1c1nf On tlns gl 1d 'lll1l'1lS 1x1ng dax 1o1 thc blessln s He 11 IS glx cn mltll xx l1 xt bounty xxho cm s1x NN L ue gl lltfllll fO1 the loxc I e shoxxus llfllll lbc e P1 11se the Lold xx llsll he nts lLI0lClIl On thls lxd lh1nl Sglxlllg Dax Aftel the Ill Of 121111 1 d l1lC6, iolloxx ed xx 11ch ended a dehghtful 1f Q1 noon 11 , . . .1 V I ,. 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THE PATRICIAN I FORI F VVASHIINI TON BIC FXITENNIAI To commemmate tl1e lJlC6IltEI1ll121l of the b11th of GQO1 ge VK ashmf ton the b1ngl1f1mto11 Pot llx Club l2ll10llf h the co1po1at1on of the SOCl'1l Clubs oi B1ngh lHItOI1 1nd tl1e Pubhc and P310Cll12ll Schools p1esented a page 1n 1n ewht ep1sodes The p1oceeds 1cce1xed flom tlllS enteltamment xxent to Blll0'll'1I11t0D s I H161 ency Lnemplox ment Iaund The tlllld eplsode IH t'1e L1fe of XI 1SlllIIgl.OD xx as played bx the mem bus ct St P1t11cl1 s School TlllS scene p1ctu1ed Vx lshlng on 'lt the ave ot txxentx f'1xe xxhen he xx IS assl ned the tflsl of mdhlllg' 1 tllp to the F1 ench f1ont1e1 III xx este1n Pennsxlv 1n1f1 The cha1acte1s xx e1e Cene1 11 XX lSll1I1gt0I'1 J 1mes Yeagel Captam G1st Vx llllam Donnellx I11d1an Chlet Cha1les Costello xl h1te Thllfldfdl Joseph Hogan Ind1an Hoxxa1d Rose Blaves J1n1es Bll1II9t Adolph Czup11na Jax Pllldl I1obe1tMu1phy Jo tph T1llet John I1lex Jchn Alm Donald C1306 Joseph H1ckex Dav1d Let Edxxa1d O B11e11 Joseph XlSlxOC1l F1 f1nc1s Donov in Co1nel1us I 1 f les 011 Squ xxxs P1ul1ne Keofrh Lllll 111 Ixumpon Ja11e Pllldy Ann Gau0ha1x Nl llgllel 1te Boxx den I hzabeth D1llo11 Illdlf dl et Dxxye1 Allce Sue II1ClI1II Ioys Ildllliil Lme Jack Shel Ind11n C11ls Iuth Ixane Bex e1ly Southee IIN FIOINOMX THERF IS WEAITH Scene M1 s D lbbltton s l1x111g 100m Ch ll lCt61S X15 D1bbleto11 Inle1no1 Hax nes The Docto1 Joseph Tf1llet N1s Plox 61 be1n'1dette Hahn The Mud AHIIQ Cdllglldlx FRESHVIEN DEBATE The QLIQSUOII Sl1ould t11al bx Julx be abohshed' xxas lndeed one of 111te1est 111d shoxx ed sp111ted '11gumentat1on on the pa1t of the F1 eshmen debate1s The1e xxe1e e1ght speal1e1s Aflumatlve Henlletta Ca1ex Donald Sl1I'IlDdllUlI llllllam NIcDonald P1 1nc1s Doxxns Ne 1t1xe Helen Qumn Iuth Yea 61 Donald I'IlClxE:'y Iobelt G1een because oi the exceptlonal 1b1l1tx dlsplax ed bx botl1 s1des the dec1s10n xx as glV6II 1 dl 1xx SENIOR JL N IOR DEB -XTE Quest1on I1esolx ed Tlldt the Unlted States should cancel tl1e xxa1 debts of l1e1 All1es Affllmdtlxe Xl1ll11m Donnellx Helen OB11en NIau11ce Qumn 'Nef 1t1xe NIa1y bumett P1cha1d GIHCQ John G1een The debate bctxx een the SQIIIOI and JLIIIIOI teams xx as held 1n the scl1ool 1L1dltO11LlIll Aplll 26 Botl1 s1des p1esented fO1CQILll alguments ln such conx1nc111g stxle that the xx1nne1 xxas undeclded 111 the mmds of the student bodx Hoxxex 61 exe1yone enthus1ast1callx accepted the declslon of the Judges that the aflnm 1t1x e xx O11 119 1 1 1 1 1 W1 1 I A I A 1 1 l A 11 4 . . 1 1 . 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'. . 1 c A , , 1 . 1 . , . ,-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Cc . 1 , A. , 1 1 1 - ' 1 C ' 1 1 1 11 ' I . ul 1' 4. 1 u 1 h 1 ' 1 c . 1 v' I v 1 v. n vm I ' l 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 ' 1 , '1,' , 1 ' a - 1 I I 4 .I u c l 1 v c 1 THE PATRICIAN ATR LK S BAND ST GD C :fr 1 : Y THE PATRICIAN 1 HE PATRICIAN OUR BAND In glanclng th1ough the pages of mxtholof y we a1e c1pt1v1ted by Olpheus the wondelful god of mus1c who lJl0llg'llt fo1th such LI1tldHC1Ilg tones from hls lue that the lJl1flS and beasts xes even the VLIX stones were moved bx the powe1 of lts melody That st1an0fc flNClIl3.tlOI1 fo1 muslc has lndeed lmplanted 1tseli IH SVQIW lge and to 1e llll6 l1ow neces sau IS th1s un1ve1sal cha1m we need but look about us lll the w orld todav to behold the efforts made to preselve class1cal mus1c and also tl1e work of t1a1n1ng boys and guls f1om ea1lx cl11ldhood to app1ec1ate good mus1c Beyond a doubt mus1c holds first place among the l11gh dl ts and we feel one s educatlon much neglected 1f he does not possess fl lnowledge of so cultural a subyect It IS looked upon now as be1ng 1ust is cs ent1al as athletlcs 01 am blanch that goes to make up ou1 cur11culum Although the orchestra wo1k of S P A IH the past h 18 been some what clude due to lack of 1nst1uments tlns Vhdl the scope oi act1v1t1es has been augmented by the 01 gan1Lat1on of a school band undel the capable d1rect1on of P1ofe sor F1ank Te1 Much Cledlt IS due the p'11 e11ts for the sacuflces made 1n buy 1n0' the necessau 1nst1uments Ou1 I ex e1end Pastor has klndly supplied funds towald the more expensne 1nst1 uments wh1ch Oth61W1S8 we would be unable to pu1chase When upon the openlng mgnt of ou1 l Zadl thex made the1r 1n1t1al appearance adm11at1on and enthuslasm were 6H'fT9HdQlQd ln ou1 hearts Arrayed IH thell new un1fo1ms of g1een and wh1te wh1le harmonlous sounds floated on the a1r they mdeed made 1 dehghttul IJlClllllL 1nd have assu1edl5 ea1 ned the name of The P11de of S P A The D61SOI'1D6l of St Patr1ck s Band th1s xea1 IS as follows Cla11nets F1anc1s Downs Robe1t G1een C10 Q1 Pl11dX James Schute Dums Edward Cahlll Joseph Flanagan John Sp11ng Cornets Robert Warner John Fe11ant1 Joseph Pul dv Vklllldffl burns He1be1t Cah1ll George Sheehan F1anc1s A1tman Challes Schute Leo Donohue Robert Burnett Cha1les Costello Challes Foster Tlombones Donald Sllmbaugh Cha1les Guchman Vkllll 1m Stevens hobert Kane Lou1s Herman John Gallaffhel Plccolos Joan Spunff TVIZIIJOIIG Clark Alto HOIHS James Shanahan Wllllam McDonald Saxaphones John Southee Thomas Norton Ne1lMcNe111ey Edward Donavan Barltone Horns Cy11lD11F1g M L Dace5 Sousaphones LOFIH Telfel Paul Gaughau OUR FRENCH CLUB Last Janualv the membe1s of the French classes Ol an17ed what IS now known as C1rcle F1anca1s The DUIDOSQ of thls club lb to foster 1nte1est 1n the French language as well as F19llCl1 lltel ature At the first mee lng the followmo OHIICQIS we1e elected P1es1dent Joseph VlSk0C1l VICE P1es1dent MHIIOH Cullen Sec1eta1x F1anc1s Donovan At the second meet1n0 ou1 const1tut1on was d1awn up and read and the iollowmff week It was adopted Although the F1ench Club has not yet celebl ated ltS Hlst bnthday It l s alreadv gamed a permanent place 111 ou1 hugh school Du11ng the xeal two French d1amas we1t p1esented lo1 the Qlltel tamment of the student bodx The f11st Pan Pan axe us 1 lJlCtl116 of a dog store IH wh1ch Jax ne Sl1eel1an plax ed the palt of 1 custome1 and Mau McCo1mack and He1m1na Vaslna acted IS cle1ks The second a scene f1om the play Le lJOl.llg'601S Gentllhomme IS a w o1k of llI0ll916 r.llllS scene was la1d 1n the study of MOHSIQUI Ja1d1n a newlx 11ch w ho l1ad engaged a danclng teache1 to 1nst1uct h1m lllO1lSl9Ll1 Jaldlll w as played bx FIHHCIS Donosan the danclng teache1 R1Cll31d G1ace and the valet Rax mond Golden Both of these plaxs V919 spoken 111 F19IlCll 6 , 1 ' C, 1 1 X v A- v . 1 2 ' 2 A 1 v 1 ' v 1 f 1 v X N I I Y 1 S .11 C . 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' ' . 1' y 1 y 1 - 1, 1 - ' 1 -- , . . ,L , ss 77 gn , L, 2 . , 1 l Y ' y . lv tv 1 0 ' 2 L I X ' 1 7 1 Y 1 ' ' , . 2 1 Y Y 1 , Y K, g, I . . ,, .1 K V .Y , s L ' 7 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' v . v 1 ' 7 a ' 1 ' u I v 7 7 7 7 v v v I v ' u 2 l HE PATRICIAN Snrwtaz Lllattna flnnnrw In oldel that students vxho study the Latln language max flnd lt a soulce of enlox ment and max loolx upon It as one of the most lntelestlnfw subjects ln the school culllculum lathel than put of a monotonous coulse whlch must be labollouslx studled flom dlx to dax and IH ordel that the VIGVSS and lnterests of the students of thls classlcal llnguage may be vxldened and become mole VlVld the membels ot the Lat1n classes estab llshed a school club Socletas Latlna I'IOI1011S It 15 hoped that thls SOCl9tV vxlll endure and lnclease ln membelshlp flcm yefll to yeal untll everv student of each Lat1n class max clalm membelshlp Thls club IS stllctlx an honolaly QOClQtX 'lo be ellglble to membel slllp a student of Latln I must attaln an lvelaf e ot 90 pel cent 21 student of second yeal Latln must have an avelage of 80 pel cent Ol ovel lllxexxlse 21 thlld xeal student must attfun an IVCIHOAQ of 80 pel cent A student of VlT0'll O1 foulth yeal Latln xx ho applles hlmself xxllll satlsfactlon to hls xx olk max become a membel A general meetlng 19 held tVxlCG .1 molltl usuallx on Wednesdax aftel noon An assemblv IS called vxhenevel the consuls 01 the chfulmen of the commlttee deem It necessaly LIJUFICQ Qulnn and Elleen Woods xx ele elected consuls dllllng the past yeal They alternately conducted the meetlngs Helen O Bllen and FIHHCIS Donox ln xxele chosen as plae O15 It ls the dutx of the plaetols to act as lud es of contests and lll the 'lbsenc f both consuls the SGHIOI DI aetol conducts the meetlng ot the meetlnffs the OfflC81Q and the commlttees The club elected Ellzabeth Mulphx Nlllglltl. Blllllhtt lucy Kllxlnex 1nd Puth Yeager as aedlles Thex manlf ed md conducted the contests 1nd supelvlsed all the entertalnments glven bx the club Joseph V1Sk0C1l vxas chosen as quaestol He h 1d ch nge of the dues Fhose xx ho acted as llls asslstants xxele I llzabeth Laxx lol Malx Bulnett Nlallon Cullen and Maly Hogan F01 the few months that thls soclety has been ln exclstence vxe feel that much has been accompllshed Vx e hope that thls IS onlx an lndlcatlon of the futule progl ess of the club The Fleshmcn emerged XlCl,OI1OLlS flom Latln vocabularx baseball games vxlth he second and thlld xeal classes The enteltalnments after the meetlngs have ploved most enloyable The tl31tS of Vllgll the poet CICGIO the stltesman and Caesal the vxarl 101 have been dlSCllSS9d Notes on Jupltel deallnl xxlth the legends and mx tlls of old Home xx ele also leclted Pel ll ms most lntelestlng of all was the Latln conversatlon oflcled by membel s of the llleshmen class Noxx that the school xeal IS about to end the IT19ITllJ9lQ of th SOCI6tX ale looklng folvxald 0 next Qeptembel xx hen they max lgaln lesume to stllve fol the alms of the Socletas Latlna HOHQJIIQ and fllltllfffl the xxolk of the club xxhlch vxas begun thls xeal xxlth so much enthuslasm 63 ,. 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 v 1 I U r 1 v D L 1, 1 . v 4 v v ' ' 1 l 1 K . 1 1 15 A K , ., y . . 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S11 lk' ' 'lil our Well-lmzwlx fclzoul Aid 1, K' AI tl IA' A I Q1 howl. 'fc' 'lzllj 2 ' UL ' Wds, Sk ' 1 nl :l1X 1C'1Ii:m 1-mlsi -f-I. A. I wulllf I wx-11' lwllwllll il Haw. A-sleupillgg in the slmdv: NWN ell tlw lrills i'x'0 pmt tu pzly IK-Xlllf I xxx ulfl l xu-11' IM'Sl1iQ'1II4' svn, 01' :railing in :1 lmzllz With all Ilw things IM- gmt lm wrilv. WI!! 'l'l4If l wmllrl I xxx-lv on Ax'f:11rh-1' Ilill, .-X-lmslqilup' in llw fun: Wltl all Illl' xwrlq l'x'v 31411 111110. . J, THE PATRICIAN BO HWS -h YESERIQAX CON 5 C 5K Figiviam Y JOSEPH NORMILE Basketball Coach THE REVEPEND CHARLES H KEHOE D11 ectol of Athletxc-. ii, van, JOSE PH HOC AN Laptaln Iaskctlmll 65 L C03 C HA C D a LLBLE5K0 aseball 1 b In ' 1 12 ,101 my H W gpg ... A , E I. , ,,,m,,,, If ,, w I MIC Q TX 'QOYMB I ' ' -. ,. . 5 f' THE PATRICI KN Eh? Athlettr AGEUEIEITIUII Tme Athleuc ASQOCICIUOU of St Patugk N H11 h Sdmool xx lx .xg 1111 .xctlxe III pmmotmg spolts dllllllg the 1921 1932 school Widl Ilul mg the lXlStkIlCQ ol thls ZISSOCIQIUOH much has been dom to IJIOIYIOLG .1 'ood whool Nplllt and encoumge athletlcs On OCLOb9l m Father Kehoe 0Ll1 -XUIIQLIC Supeuxml L xlled .1 megtmg 1,1 the hlgh school and asked 101 new membeu to thg dx OLIJLUOII The students emolled one hundred pel cent The OfflC9lN vue 11611 electd .N follovss P1 esldent Juqwh Hog m Vice Plebldent Helen O 1:11611 S661 etfux E1leen VX 0odQ Tleasulel John XILXQIHLX It xx aa declded that dues wx ould be flu cents cl xx eek and that l'lliLtlllf,S shc uld be held tVV1C9 a month Dullng the football Qeasou, the clS5UCl 111011 C xded U14 ufxm lm the mln mi tags and by then healty CIWQQIS duluw thy glINLN On Nmuulben 11 D Eddle PAIIQH spoke It 11 162111411 megtmg oil Llu lNNUK,ldtl0H is emoulaged the membels to COIIUHLIS fxtmle lu, and land DUUCUIIL stu S on ltS mam beueiits At a pep meetlug held on Nm embew 1: Leftx Hdllahan, wlth the ald of B111 F1Sh6l as Cc1tCh61, gan the avcxnlatloll 41 dem0nst1 atlon of p1tchmg 011 the Qame nw ht 1 tooth 111 dl mg xx x U X er' ul 1 fx1C4,0I'1 Hlgh School Thls was the mst mght footlnll galnp held b thy sc 1001 and was cl tlumendous succus IL was iolluxxul In .umthu mght game xuth the Alumm On th1S ICLASIUH the Athldm -Xssoudtlon dgam alded the team bx selhng tags We hope that thy N1 Qcux oi tlmv gdmeQ vs 111 plompt 'he Qchool to hold mam of lts futuu u mxts xt 1110111 semen Dances C1fte1 each of the gfxnms wax an .xttl xctlxe iefitwu A xelles ff cfud paltles held on thlee COIISQCUUXQ Ind lX s thi laxt of xxhuh .s 1eld 111 IL pamsh hallloom of thm AIIIN 1 1 'cr L xxc xuccessful both soclallx and hnancmllx L ouulx mmt wa mn xxc 1 e 'TIXQT1 to thy Qchool band VX 1en the offel was 16Ce1VQd f01 thy lmslxetbail 11.1111 to unupatg Ill the Nauonal Cfxthohc basketball TOl11I1clIN9Ht, held 1' Llufcxgc m mbs- ot the assoclatlon xx ent out to secu1e domtxom tl om DIOINIIXQIH men of the palgfh 1n ordel to help finance the tup Thux all expenxw ol the 11113 x up pal n Aplll Z0 the dSSOCldtlOl1 held x dmlu 111 tl L xdmol 11171 -X I cloud 1tt6Hd6d thli, and the D1OC66dS neu gn en to ll L P t AIGIHDEIS of t1e assoclatxou enteltfumd St Iuu N JI lull mm SV1dCl1SQ,3ft6l thex had planed Olll team at RLC1 eatlon Puk Nlfzx m Qt Alox QIUS team of Rome was 6Y1tG1131D6d m 111 Q mumu fm 1tx tmp he L NIM 13 Tags xx e1e sold befole even home game hx the 1HLlHbtlS ci the !xNOCldt10H Thi D10CQ9dQ of thege xx e1e used o bm lmwb mll LCHIIIJINLII1 -X banquet glun bx the f1SSOLl2lT.l0D fm the menmbux m the lm ukub all mr mxdmll tmms It XKhlCh mcmx momlmm mum of the utx pol Q xx mx my hut oi thnx seal s dthlutlg socml LXLHIH L 1 Lu xuu 1 1 mm u mms and the baxeball team vas pxexenud mt 1 vu xtu U3 f I . . . - . i - . ' . ' , ,l -T ' 1 - c ' ' . ' , ,. K. .' Q - :M L, , ,. . .' ,. I ? l - is Y Q. . K J A l I yi i my . I. n fu 1 I . 4 . 7 . . ' ' . v' - - .. 1 y l ' , A. n . , L N 7 ' - ' . - -1 A . 14 f. ' k .. . . . . f ' .. ., . 1 , , . . ' .' ,,,., , ,,,,,, Y IC J . 2 YY-77777 7777777 VV Y bk Q y - . . 4 A, .A' , . A . ., . ' v ' v X A. . v , . . . , A ' rx, m 1 , 'Q ' . I ' If .2 Y 'I' X ' , ' I. ' . -S . -V ' . . x .S .' 5- A 2 X.. A ' . , . I' 1'. ' '1- ' z - -' -' ' ' ' . 1- X ' ' ' - ' 'C ' ' I 2 ' l 1 C 'JSC ' , 41 H ' ' , , 9 AA ,7- . ' A - ' 7 . . ' ' U ' 77 ' . , , , . V. - , . - v ,' ' - -4 ' ' ' 4 ' - . ' . U-. 3 , 1.1 1 Hy v . . ,, . . r A .A . ,, K. E . ,. . . ., K. Q ., K. ' ,, . , ,, I 'I '. I T A . ' A ' . ' ' v ' . ' . A K. , , AL.: ' Jig . ' ' L K ' .V I ' TI 'Q I 2 , . 1 ' ' . . , .' V 1 . -. Y The aasoclatlon lalgely attended the home garneb dllllllg me basketball kj - K1 . 1 S . . ' ., 151 -. S I . Li . ' - ' . Q - ,- if - -' A. I 1 - . - ' A., 1 - Lv, ' - 4' .' 2- -L., J . 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THE PATRICIAN ul B ll':l::'l 'mlm' mlm' 5 5 GO Athlvttra St P1t11clt s has completed thc most successful N931 1n athletlcs the school eve1 h IS l1ad The Emelald and VX hlte football team won five games 1nd lost two sco11nf 78 polnts to 1ts opponen s 57 In basketball the qumtet t11umphed IH seven of 12 1e,g1la1ly scheduled sta1s and won the p11och1al school ch 1mp1onsh1p OI the c1ty The baseball n1ne thls p11n0f t11un1phed 111 10 of 1ts 12 contests l et 81 n11te111l than usual and competent coac 11nU ale tl1e mole ObVl 11s 1c 1501 s 101 the school s success B1 t b 1cl1 cf these IS tl1e gu1d1ng Splllt cf 0111 p1 101 Fathel Dwye1 S1nce he assumed charge ln 1928 Fathe1 hw x 81 ste 1d1l1 and enthuslastlcallx has encou1aged the boys to partlclpate 111 spo1ts h ls obtalned coaches of a l11gh cal1be1 fc them and ga1ned bette 11171511 ff 1 the te xms f1om the pa11sh IH 0'ene1 al lhc football elexen captalned bx l'1anc1s 1PedJ Casey managed bw John NICNGIDQV 1nd coached by Petel H1'1sl1o who played at Wxommff bem1na15 and Wltll the New Yo1k U freshmen after losmff 1ts f11st two 16 G1Ot0H Cent11l Hlgn 147 and Alumn1 21 6 G1eene handed he E n1e1ald a11 18 6 bump 1n the 1n1t1al f1ax of the season and a week late1 Oweffo 3.dH11IllSt91 ed a 20 0 shutout Jce No1m1le e1stwh1le Hamllton College lumlnary was handlcapped 111 l.Lll011l'1g the basketball qulntent by the fact that we had no coult of OU1 own The team w 011 f1om Alumnl 17 10 and 24 12 St Pauls 22 10 and 99 11 E1s1 JLIIHOI Hlgh 2016 Lau1el H1ll Academy of Susquehanna Q 11 and P9 91 Defeats V616 suffe1 ed as follows Sldnes 39 21 Deposlt 7119 Cl1en 11110 H1011 2,1 21 and 14 12 Stella 24 11 Joseph Hogan c apt nned the the w1tl1 Joseph Tallet the managel Ieo NlcCo1m1c fOlH16l Cent1'1l H1 h and Tr1ple Cltl6S NYP League Ldttlltl tmuvfht the XX est Slde boy then baseball lessons s0 well they sco1ed 119 luns to tl1e11 opponents 18 1n 12 games They defeated St Lucx s ot S11 1cuse 11 8 and 1 6 DEDOSIY Hlgh 7 o and 19 9 Alox SIOUS of Iome 10 P md 19 St Josephs SQINIIIAIX of Calllcoon 16 7 Blnghamton Lent11l 6 J Alun1n1 P 1 Tl1ey lost to Cell 1al Hlgh 8 6 and to Ixellogg H1gl1 at Tleadwell 40 NI1ke Lesko was captaln and Joseph Hoga11 n1an10e1 67 .Gila I ll Ill I K I l '!Z!!' 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IE 'L 'Vs , 1141 T 2 fllli' 72 THE PATRICIAN BASEBALL THF l'A'rR1c IAN .ilumnr thlrttrn flltr Llltl11u1I' illnuihtlll EPZIIII The G1amma1 School squad of 1931 had a veu successful season St Patrlcks lost but two out of elght games St3.ltlIl0' the season by a vlctory ovel the St Thomas te 1m htv faced the SGITHHHIX Avenue Bulldogs Wlth cculage and defeated them bv x close some A game betu een the West Slde T1g61S md the JUIHOIS lLSLllt6d ln 1 xlctoly fo1 St Patucks A 1etu1n game mth the SGITIIHHIX Avenue Bulldogs gave the hrst defeat of the season o St Patllck s The tvso games xx 1th West Jumox netted two mo1e VlCtO11GS fo1 the Jun1o1s NIOIVSICII enoaged 1n a game vslth St Patucks and gave them the second defeat of the seasou Enthuslasm was aloused and the team traveled to Norvs 1ch and gave them a severe drubbmg to the tune of 19 0 Plus IS the fns t1me that the C1 tmmal School has t1HV6l9d out of tovsn to was 1n them and D10VQd that thex could mn They plax ed fau and fought hald and W616 vsolthy of the name St Patuck s Flank Mu1 phv Svt lgatrrrk 5 Jlumnr ilaakzthall ivrzuanu A season vuthout coachmo as well as a late start and wlth httle O1 no practlce caused the Jumols to turn out a pool team and lllxexuse to expeuence a bad season But thele xx as plents of fight IH the boys and finally a team vtas ploduced xx h1ch lncluded J McNamara G Sheehan E Lah1ll J McManus F 1V1L1lpl1X C McManus L Shaw P Dacey P Gaughalx J Taylol ln a seven game seues mth St Thomas we lost foul games St Patl 10k s played the Semlnalx Avenue Bulldogs and vxon Losmg to the St John Qumtet the JUHIOIS had 191111111 games Wlth St Thomas and the Bulldogs defeatlng both bx a blg score Endmg the season St Patuclt s play ed a p16l1mll12l1X game xx 1111 St Thomas and defeated them by a heavx score 1n a fast game Frank Mutphy 74 - 0 6 - , - K ' , , . A ' C A. .' ' D , . tv ' I lv . i .A 2 , L ,t A , 6 tl .. A' . x 2 S 1 . I , , w W' ' . . . ' - W -3- ' ,' - v . .' 7 C L 1 C . . ,V In 7, K 7 7. 1 4 Q Y. u . .I Y. I '. y ' 6 1 an . - cw . ,B . , , ' ' ' -A ' . .1 L. 1 4 1 - . L I C sg play football. Throughout the season the Jl1I1lC'1'S showed the fight that fn 1 v 1 L 1 I.. , Q , , - , - K O . V. .I C: N I . . . I y . ...Y , t' - 3 . v , V ' l v u v . I . 1 , . y ' 1 ' f - v 1 r i ' 7 ' Q 7 ' Y ' 7 ' 5 ' y u .. 1 1 I. '. V 1 w, v 1 1 1 .' v L ' .K . v , ' . ' l . ' ' .Nl 1 . . ' I K v . , . , ' v 4 ' 1 ' 1' r, 5 e ' D ' v . ' ' - v V' 7 v THE PATRICIAN GRAWIVIAR SCHOOL BASEBALL 'IEAM SI liatrlrk 5 CE1a1111mur Svrhnnl Lfiamhall Elvam lhe C lammal School Baseball team was vely fO1tllIldt6 to obtam the SGIVICQS of Flank Lee fox the second year as baseball coach M1 Lee lb a tclmel seml pro baseball plaxel and tlansferled h1s knowledve of the natlonal pastlme XQIX aptlx to h1s glammal school squad The team opened 1tS season agalnst St NIHIX s Home Pelenmal Ball 'Iossers wlth a loss of 19 Q but came back ln a few weeks wlth added knowledge and plactlce to gne St XIHIYS Home a leal game The scole was 8 6 Othel scoles wele Patrlck Johnson Cltx Juniors Patllck Oak Stleet Patuck Laurel Avenue 73 Q 9 St. Patrick ..,,,,,,.....,..,,,...,............. 7 West Junior ,ece...................... .J ,... 3 St. ' eececcccLce,.,,,,.,......,...cc..... 11 ' ' j ' c...e,eel,......, . 4 St. ' .,..,..olccc...clcc,el,c .,c,.cc. 5 ' ,ccccccc................,c........,. 3 St. ' .cccccccccc .......,....,ccccc.,.... 8 ' .,.c...cccclccc..c..c.,.... 5 THE PATRICIAN EIGHTH GRADE 1 11111111 Cbl 11D1 1 1 1 11 111 N 111 1 1 1 1 l ll 115, 1 11 x 11 11 X1 11 IN cl1l1l1 1 I 1,X1R11 11115 1 1 - , H ' 1111121171 V1111111 312111 KI1'1'111'11111c11 111111 C1 111111 R1211'.X' 3110111111111 1 '11i11'11 112111114111 c'112l1'1t'r .N11'X1111111s C 1111L'1'111K' f'211'I11L'1l .111-1111111 .11L'31i111US C111111e1111 C'111'1'1111 N11 '1 2111 A 1. 12111115 1 1111 C'11111'1111 111111 Q111'.N1111111.+ 1111 V1111111-11,1 -1411111 31i'N211112l1'2l C 1111f,,1'111l' c'1'1'j.f2111 151111111 .X1l'Nfl1'11f'.1.' -x111'.X .I111111 C'1'1:11111 IC1111111111'K11'X111'1111y 1111111 c'1111l'11 1115111111 .x1f'X'1'11111l' 1 1111 112lt'1'X 111121 N1111111 C11:11'111s 1'111S1l'1' 1111111-111-111 11'1l1'111I1 1l1.X'L'4' 1 1'111l111 11111111111 1111111111111 111s1111 121111111 .111111111'1'111111111' 1,1111 1l1111g'11111'.1' l12l1'j1'211'l'1 121111111 -X111111i1'111111- 11111-1111111'1i1111g'I11 11l1l2' 11111'1'1s 11211-1111181-1111 'x11411'l'fl 111111 311111111111151111111 11 l111'11'1 111111 111'111'.Q1' 8111111111111 1,111171'1'51i2111fA .11111111s 51Il11' 1111111 K1 x11-5' 11111'11111111IL11S1 11'1l111 -X111111' 1.111111-1' 111111111S111111'1111 1 'X 1111111 M1 114111 '112lY1111' 1 'ix' I,'1C11 .N1111'.1' 1,2111 1i111'1'1g111' 1 'g.111'1-1 312110-X' K1111'151l11l11ff1A 11121.11 1111111112154 A1Cf12l1J1' 111111111115' Y' 1Z11,' THEIMTMCMN SEVENTH GRADE SPUPUHI Gram' 1111 L111 I 1111111 C11111 11 C111 11111111 111711111 1 111111 111111111 4 X x 11111111 1 IX l11I1lT N11 1 1111 1111 I 1111 II 1 I1111111c1 1 1111111 1111 1 1 I 111111 NN 11111111 1 A1111 1 1X111X I 1111 XL111 X 11111 111 It 111111 L 1111111 I-1111 1111 1 Lt 'X 11101 I1g115 1111111111 N111IL1 I 11111 NICL111r111111 111111 X 11 1 11N 11 1 1 X N I1 1 11 N 1111 S11 INN 1 S1 11 1 S1 1 11 1 111 11 I1 11111111 1'11111111 F11 111 1 1 F111 P111111 IXN 1 Il 1 '2 '11 .I11.'1 .1C1J1l 11111 ' ' j 11111111215 311012111 211 .1211 - Y' 11111 f11.1...1'.'i1' 1 1 7 111' 1111112111 Milos 11' Ally A1Z1'lQ'2l1'l'1 K1i111s 1190110 E '2111-' 3121 'g1'211'111 1111111111 171 ' j I i1z,1'111'21111 .I11s111111 17'111'11-11 R121 14112 25,2111 1C1'111-Q1 O'1!1'i1-11 I'1'i.' 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I 1 . 83 THE PATRICIAN CI mllllltl Cgrailv Helen behan John Bowen Jeanne Cahill Robeit Cannon Barbaia Canny Joseph Coleman Mary Coleman Fiancls Conner ton Joseph Donahue Eileen Drum Violet Ferranti Donald F lorance Maitin Gerchman Donald Giblin Marie Greene William Hanifin Mary Healy Catherine Hurley Frederick Jarrett l obeit haue Barbaia Kendall Robert Langvsin Nlaiy Mahei Dorothy McG1ade Fiancee McNe1ney Nlarjoiie McNernex Edward Meiiall Jane Mollen Wal gal et Mooie Nlarion Murphy lohn North I ose Mary O Brien Nledard Puidy Nlargaret Shannahan Helen Shaw Jane Steen William Thayer Robert Whalen THE PATRICIAN M Sernnh Grab? Paul Camplon John Lawlol Leverlw Clarke Edwald Cllnlmons Frances Derrlck Kathleen D01 nel Ellzabeth Dlum Wllllam Evans lvlalle Fox Plchald Flelge Poy Gorman Agnes Greene Ellzabeth Grlffln Marllyn Hanlfin Mary Haus Joan Lake Calol McCormack Chllstophel McDonald John McGlynn Telesa Mellall Inleanol Mulphy N131 garet O Connor Dante Pugellse ,VIZFIE Pugellse hllzabeth Shannahan John Stevens Catherlne Telfer Pat1'1c1a Ward Wllllam Wal nel ' 7 V u C '51 ' , . 9 3, M . 1 'V ' B ' , ,' 1 'Z' 45 . K lr gr . ' ' x' 'V , 4 - 1 'Q gb' I W 5 K' ' 4 .' , ,. 5 4 , EN, l ,, l :- E I J x ' f s- A J W n ' rf K , M ij , ' f V V19-5 W-'vi' - ' ' - 1 -v V ...,..-. ,,,. , . ,. V 'Sha ML.. :...:r..-.w- .M f -. . 1 Y . . w 1 . . I 1 , 1 L' I I 1 1 . n S 5 THE PATRICIAN illurat Grahv Lawrence Allen Joan Bockstahlel Kenneth BIOOKS Thomas BIOWH W1ll1am Canny A1thu1 Cappellette Thomas Carmen Margal et Coleman Mlchael Coleman Barbara Colllns Jane Connelly Pobert Connerton Edwald Co1co1an Ellzabeth Corkely John C01 kery Barbara Coughlln John Cronln Joseph Dacey Joyce Ded11ck James Deruck Eugene Donovan Lorralne Donovan Norlne Downs Cathellne Foley Pobelt Gllffm Marlon Ha111s NIa1y Hawley Thaddeus Helman Jane Johnson Eleano1 Kane Margalet Lane Thomas Mack Kathleen Mahel Joan Major P3tl1C1d McDonald Mal t1n McNe1 nex James Mee John Mollen Jeanette Murphy Elleen Nolth Walte1 O Nell Ellzabeth PIZZO Robelt Rogan Walter Sl,lll1V9.1l John Thay 91 Mal garet W ' FIHHCIS Weslar , A. -s I JJ . 1 T I , f, . 4 V . 1 . , Y ' 3.4 'ur' , X I ' . ' In W x -. ,vw I J.. To 4 . l-I J ,uc vi .' Q, k ., , 1 S . N . . . . ..k . 1 . ., . . . . . l A s -' '. ' . N fn l 1 v . . . D 1 1 . V . . 1 . ' , , '. 1 1 , . 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T l k T H E PATRICIAN The Brnghamton Press a Textbook of What rs Gorng on About You I ls bs no means an rnsrgnrfrcant part of any student s educatron to keep posted on events of the dan local natronal and rnternatronal Students rn the Brnghamton Press area can best secure thrs learnrng through the col umns of Phe Brnghamton Press the South ern Trer s greatest newspaper Ever5 phrse ot news when rt rs news rs contalned rn The Brngh rmton Press XX orld natronal and state news through the Pres leased wrres of the A P and U P and Brng hamton Press XX ashrngton Bureau Local and vrcrnrty news bx staff reporters and cor respondents keep abreast of he trmes Read The Bmghamton Press bust to last a lNFWSpaper 1,7 i02Ii0l1i0 - 0 1, r M ' . ' v ,N l V . . 4 Y . V . I . A 7 V ' A L ' l 1 1 1 I 1 r K. L, . L . . - , . . . . - K Y . x -'bv - 4 ,S . , . ' ' 7 if ' ' I - . ' 4 I v ' x, n c . , . v u 1 , ' . S . v. , . . . , . 7 5 a 'w 4' I C L 1 v V 1 1 J n I L 0 CDQ.lIbl0l3l5Zl I?1-7 I-iGi2iIl il2l3EZ . T Q fo Q n ra c f n n a a HE PATRIC IAN .,1.11,1,,1,,1,,1n1.1 1,1 1 1 1 1 i,1,1.,1,1,1 1 1 1 1,1 1,11 1 1,1-,ig Cloverdale Walter H. Whitlock F Archltect arms nc 60? 4101 Secuuts 'Vlutual Bldg H MacELHONE Home Made Quallty lce Cream ,, Phone 0ld0lS Plomptlx lfllled x PRIFND md Delux QI ed up to ll 00 I Nl Phone 2 7095 11N Vlaln St l!1ng,,han1ton 'N X UN I F C00 l I ' - ' ' .' Y II u ...' n, -' 1 . rl a .-l 1. ll .1 U II . n 1 :n II - c ' ' I Q ll . . , -- - Y 5 - . Q J. ll . ' v . . m n c . .. . rv II - U ru 4 . L . , . . . .fm-.11-, -.1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 111 1K,1l,1l,1..-.1r.1 1111 1 11.1.1.1.1 1 u . 1 THE PATRICIAN ..-..- 103014141o1fulcv1o1ci:ri--zo1ci:v1oi:ls1o1oisi'ini I. :9:f...C-1.-:,..5Q,a..g. When in Need of Sporting Goods of all kinds-think of Norval S Douglas Co 167 WlShlHg't0h Street Clothing Furnishings MEN YOUNQ MEN and BOYS McNERNEY S Fst 1908 19 Lount Sfieet Row al A B Dick T5 pew 1 ite: s Mlmeoglaphs 1 81 In filing tabmets and Systems Hungerford 81 Card 191 Washington Street I HUNI' I 6806 DOWIOIQ SheaHel Health I lfetlme Pens thans and I enclls STRAUB CINDER BLOCKS light Strong Pueploof Nallable Insulatne and Economical The Ideal Base for Stucco and Plaster Vlade hy Straub Building Units nc 14 H BIO!! n St Phone 6 397 l II A 1 :l . 4 ll ' ' ' ll ' ' J ' 5 . . . l 4 Y ' k - . 'N' II ' In P ' ' ' ' u -A ll . ll , V , - .1 . A A II 1 P ' Q i . v A . II -- , . i I i ri . ll '. -. . f f . o s IAI I - 4 l i 1 u 1 - V . ' , I - i ! r V . . 4 . A . 1 II - - p 'A 6 ' 0 . . Ph . . . ra 0 ' . A ' ' . 4 ru ,' . I . Y .'. U WV U l' N0 3 5'trioit-if-:o:.n1o1o:o1ix16:11:11inin141:nl0141101pnzuiaioioioicioi-ei cicini THE PATRICIAN 0 -.,,1.,.,, , 00 -Eaoioici:i51oi::ro1cici:-1o1ci:v1o11:1:1o:c:i:v1f:1o1 Lawrence J. Kane Vincent J. Smlth KANE 8: SMITH General Bullcllng Contractors IT TELL THE NEWS' VS h1le a neva spape1 hlte 'lhc H1111 hamton Sun -Tlx es xou all the facts about uhlt 18 new and 111te1est1ng Ill the 11 o1ld 1tD6lfO1I'f1,5 one of he oldest unchanomg funct1ons knovsn to man It Tells the News It tells events of vsolld lmpolt ex ents of punely local 111te1est It succeeds onlv IH so fa1 as lt ells the news co11ectlx buefly g1aph1callx DlCt0l1dllN And tlus Slllf le Illlllded DUIDOSG IS one thlng th it has neve1 changed 111 The L mghamton Qun And because the slme sta11da1ds oi l0l11I1dllStlC excellence t1uth and llltegll y haxe been unceaslnglx obseued flom 1ts be0111n1n0 The B1nghamton Sun has kept ableast xes ex en IH advance of the tlmes It has follovsed an 1deal that has ca111ed lt along m h the com mumtx It saves Adx anced students 1ead It da1lx THE BINGHAMTON SUN 100 0 0 9 e 7 ' 1 ,Lv . - ' v ' A ' ,- . ' 7 . v V P1 15 ' I C L . . ' . . , L .' ' 7 V CJ v . . V .V f. v n I s 7 w ' u 4 T n 1 . 1 . V . A . v L 1 Y 7 . Y . . . s . ,- - . . 7 - ' ' bv L ' ' 1 . . ' 7' . ' 2 . Q 'w 1 v 1 1 I 4 ' T u I T I D- n C L s . . . ' .1 . v . 9 , . , L . . , . - . . an an I . Y . V . . , v E, . . ' w . .' ' ft ' c 1 L - T v I 1 3 1 v v 1 I I ' v 'Iuquqpup 1,4-1.-1..::..-N-w:..:-Z :::::.::.,:.1:-0: 1- : :-zz.: : :N- THE PA Vompliments of CROWLEY'S MILK C0., Inc. Phone Dial 2-6441 145 Conklln Avenue Blnghamton, N Y A T LACEY 81 SON A r c h 1 t e c t s 52 Exchange Street 1 I I ' o I O O -,-.-. .: :.:-:-: 24:,..::,1..:,21:::,:::e-e.e:..:,..e-,.e:2,ge:::::: THB PATRICIAN fvioioioioioizi 1 iziai 1 lv: .1101 :1u,i,i:1o1cp14.i4.:cf14,i,i:::qn,:: 1931: . Une Ma' J. L. McCORMlCK Starts An Account in Laurel Aven e The Binghamton Savlngs Bank GYOCCYIBS Meats Ce t1'a y 'cmd Frults Vegetables 'e' 'e t ea' C ' -eD H1 lkl U X U a a g Ba one 24575 VlSlt 0ur New Store Freue Electnc I cated at Supply C0 A B C WASHERS a d IRONERS 60 Cou t bt eet Arthur M Leonard Phone 4 2668 Jewgler to Cl HNTOIN STRFPT 102 113 u I . O on ' Coll! 1 Stl e n 1 oult. i hserwthlng ou Reed F1 e ehvely Q T nrous - YurM y. g Co I d l t 0' ' d Th H . . . ' P t 'Sa gs S ' s k ! II !! ll 0 0 i OC O II H ,o li E . . -. f - Q fn Q ! 1. ' I. ll . . . . 2 Wmng and I'lXtlIl't'S ot All Klnds. E . 2 - H 2 U- A V T L. 1 1 1 U ! - Moms Plan INS FSTMFN FS THE PATRICIA I1 1101 11,11 1: 11 1 11,11 qpoinioinjoia Now Everybody Can Own An If Iettrit Refrigerator MAJESTIC II R m IC XTFS N Pay 5 per cent Interest THE MORRIS Pl AN QOMI' -XNIX OF BIINGHAIVITON Industn Ial Bankmg Sl Z1 A WEEK Total Puce IOBfacrw I M C A Bldg Weeks 8: Dlcklnson 117 Chnton Street I9 thenango Stleet r SENATEI llllll SENATE CANNED FOODS Capltal Qu Illty our Irs Investment' Ihe CentI1I Hanovel bank ot New Xolk saxs YouI in st Im estment should be IH Llfe IIISLII Ince Isnt thu good advIce comm flom 1bank P .I QuIIter F01 5319 New iolk Lxfe B' M' I'1'f'd 'g I '0'e 'fI soo Ines, Bldg Phone 4 was J N Q ego e ll - . . I 1 U 0 II I II .I A .AL JA L . I I I ! , , , , , Iorz ' C ,' ' 9 hlI- , , I. ll .' .' 7 I ll ba A 4 A . ' ' ' 99 50 V . . . to -v v - 1 , L . . . . , . . . I IE. u Y ! l If i'1:rIIrllvl'I-A! W Fo E Q 'Ir-III ' t U , ,S Il ' 1 4 ' I ' IIIIDWCIIHG mm ' i ,- 'I .E . w . Y V Y , , M , ,. I ' 5 , ,I ' H 1: C ' ll 1 1: . . , - ll ' 0' ' ' I 5 C II -1- i , 1 . Z . O .1 . . , . Lv . Y . - 9 . A 1 I - . . , . -: L : i 9 vias:-1-zzagoqnrzsgoiciazcizi-101121-:z,::::.:-:zuifgczezsi - . - . - P34959 so THE PATRICIAN :1c1..1-1. 1:1 1f1:1'1o1,1-11:1 1 alll 11:1 0:01 2 JEWELRY Graduation Gifts ComDlim0I1fS of Watches - Rings - Diamond Rings F Pen and Pencils Bracelets - Necklaces Bake CALLAN -MAJOR .lewelers Riveiia Theatre Bldg Phone Z 0882 31 Chenango St Shops DOYLE S, Inc JOHN J CUCCI bpeclallsts in Attorney and Counselor 708 Pless Bldg Binghamton N Y F emlmne Wearables Bmg.,hamton s Sm utest Speclalty Shop COL RT at WATER STRFET n . . 3- ' - . o I . 1' N . . ' Q . ll . . . V 1 ' . I I. e II - - - v 1 . . . ' . i 2 . i , p . 1 ' 1 H .C . . o Q i ' II n J I :m1c1o1c1J1oqpe1 :1.:1.r11:1z1Q1-:1.r1::1o1.i.1o1o1o1 1:r1.:1:1o11:1-14:14 1 1- 1 1 1 1011 1 1 .zitiez lzlziul-ngfzzxingczozeinizifici:-101111111: ,. I me IW1 'R 1,-N 1.1, 7? James F. McDevitt Edward L. McDevitt McDE ITT BRUTHER Funeral Dlrectors SN 90 I lont btlett Binghamton 'N X Style and Quallty At the Lowest PFICES In 41 xeus the In 111 Stole 1115 tulmshed the home ci K1 QILII 61161 1t1o11x 11 m 1nx IIHII S t1e 1 fl,llHlShlIl,Q,' stole 111 tht qtlllthtilll flu It ls powxlblt tr 1111111t1tx pL11th1w1s 1t flSQULlHtS tl11t mmm putex to 1 t Xx x 1 C mm 1111 tlme Ivenmg 1ppo1ntment5 11 deemed THE FAIR STORE thru l11m11 1 I e 7 9 COL R1 STRI4 ET BINK HANITON 109 O 61,2 3 ' W ' ' . V , AY. V. O O A lv 2 :Av 12 . - n 2 1 ' n .Lf 1 F. n 3 x HI' '1 1 g 'z .' 1-' 1 I' fa le.. As I largest 1 ' - .' ' 1 1 ' ' -' 1 1 mul 1 ' j as 2 15' 5 .2 l ' ' ' ' .' all. I 1'1f1- i11te1'i1n' de0m'z1t111g' servmml to those who wish lt. 'l'l11 Isilil' Store is 2llW2l.',' 013011 for il1.'IJt'L'ti1 11. 1' 1 in ill 2 D' ' . C ' 2 .' 1' '1 . -. ' ' I .'.N.Y. l1Di'tC1 1-Zi I4 l9i1bl9l1ZltZl:LlL1.7i0l2i2l2l9l' lJl0l0l0i1Pl4 l- 1 ll ri THE PATRICIAN 1 -111101 .1 tif: zu: 1: .: V1.1 11:1:.1:-1::1:'i:i:i:1oi:1 -11,1 1 1 an 11,1414 i i i 2 Canny Trucking, Inc. c Service with a smile. Long Distance Hauling a Specialty Q i 251 Front Street e ones Dnal 2 5353 2 5254 LYRIC THEATRE Binghamton's Only Perfect Sound House. eo. W. Kin , . General Electrlc Racllo Refrigerator Electrical Wiring LEO R DONAHUE UNADILLA NURSERIES Landscaping ld Q Ph G g P n E . Q ' - - - ! ! ! I i ! O O I 2 and i 0 Q ! ,AMS ! . ! I I I ! I ,, Q ww, g Court Square Bui ing E ' 'h S5 Clinton St. Binghamton, N. Y. i ! 156-'-'-X-' - -'-'-M -'-M - HE 1'A'1'R1c'1AN xi: 1010101010111 1 v1 1 .1 -14:1 ,141 ' lust Food Coal and Full Weight David F McManus Coal Company PITTSTON COAL Phones 6 1284 44245 Office and Yards 373 tllnton bt Binghamton N Y The Beautiful Group of Buildings of ST I'A'l'RICK'S PARISH Are being heated with Silent Automatic Tlmken Oil Burners You should enjoy the mme comfolt ln your own home Hood Furnace 8: Supply Co 97 Front bt Dial Z 2414 Compliments ol A FRIMND I am glid th it I wa newer horn hefore ea Sydney Smith Try Your Tea At the Commodore We also speualue in STEAKS CHOPB CHICRFN DIININFRS Commodore Tea Room 7 I Chenango Street in .9 u A Q l I ' ll I . j O 0 O I U ' II ri o a II Q C2 ' ' in - ll :I . - D - ' II ir .. ,, ' ' II in . . - w - 1 . l g ' -1' . , . - U . , 1 ' s 7, in ' ' ' II in I I . ,- Z 2 V. V. . ! , U 1. in Cl 77 -1 - - - II .I j 7 v . .. ' ' II I. . . . -, - ilu . . I il ii 1 w 1 w n I ' , o ' Y Y 1 4 J L ' ' . ! 5 ... , I ! :1c1u1w:1:1' 1 1 1:101.2114:11::111c11u11:n1411s1o1nio11:1o1o11 10:0 '1 L : n a c e c c Q c c a 'HIS PATRICIAN Q O, -1-1--f--f-.---.1:,it:.:i:-11:11-1-1:-1-T-?,.-5-.11:,1L-.1 1 1,71 -.K,,, Compliments of Compliments of JOSEPH P. MANGAN DR. PHILIP GORMAN food Shghes Compliments of DAY ID If ILP R 0 ISRINB 109 Q I c e c W .V : Q U c II 1 v- , Y- - . - i: 1 , V Q II v w N 'N ' ' L A Q 1 I ' ' A' e 5 Isl ,. T- 1 1 1-1 T .1 O9,DQO,W'l0C14IlJl Qtlvl 13l lCiCif l?l'C:1Cl 1 1 1 - 1 1'l'T'iv4T c 11 -1 21.-.f-. mini.-.-. 2.f:f2,1:r1oioi- THE PATRICIAN VELVET lCE CREAM Always Fresh. The Quality Supreme. Velvet lce Cream Co lm Nlain Street acl.-ir:-vifriic--vin-in--i-: 1:-qpoioisicl.-io.. BUCK'S 60 Oak St. corner Leroy. Phone 4-4318. 2.2 l Cut Rate Drugs U Medicines and Toilet Goods. 2- Q U U The Finest Sodas, lce Cream 2 and Candles The Dlug bt0l9 ot Quality and SCIVILC THOMAS .l CRONlN Plumbing 104 State Street Compliments of Muench Kreuzer Candle Co , lnc Syracuse N Y nk I Chicag OHICQ 27: Iflfth Au H So Wells St II 7 II , . , U Il , 222 II , ' II . II , U II , U U U a 2 U U - U - U U . I I U II , , . . . .' U .' ' ll , U N-Y off'-1 f' 0 '-: H A U L a L k 0 , U II i , U ,2 2.2.2 .2 2 2.2.-..22,2U2f2:2222.-.:2f,2.12.:222:20...,.22C2:2.:22,2:2..5. 109 T o 0.0 6 ra n u ! U HE PATRICIAN T' 1 -n n--1-n-n 1-41-01 'ap :winin- Compliments of J. A. McCormack s. P. AINSLIE gl 5011 Plumbing Heatlng Funeral Dlrectors t . a 5 Ashok, d Crystal Blue Flame H8 R15 STREET 0Be Ihoe 13 Iau el Stle t Johnson C ty O ce 973 de L Holleran 8z Unufrak Fltzmartln Tlre Co C 0 A L FIRESTONE TIRES Dlal 6 5071 ll ll 0 0 ' 2 1 I Con lactol l L d ' sslst' nt Q J 'Y Y U Q . 9- U ll urn r E ' n sz g I , 1' .' ' e . i lfi : 2-6 '. Resi n 'ez 4-2250 l 2 Compliments of i O I I i . Q +- . II Wholesale and Retail U H Guarzmh-ed to 52lllSly Q . E ! U ! U 110 l'IIE PA 1'xcICIA N 1,1 maui: 111v1o11: :111f1u.1.11.1 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 11 1 1n1o1a,0, DELICIOUS BRAND COFFEE Iwely Home Should Have SAFE I'0l the pnoteetlon of w xluable PIPQIS such as deeds msunance 0llCl9S household lI1V9l'lt0ll6S e c Let show you how little they cost LANLILD BRUITS an X FGI' T ABLES STATIONERY STORE WEST S 130 State btleet PURE ICE Um, me Stephens 8: Co , lnc lapel .md Stdtl0ll6lW Applowed R6fllg0ldt0lS School SllppllCS lknnl on tupt I :pens Olflme 171 Water Street 85 87 State Street Phone 2 H1313-'hln1t0n N Y 111 li 3 ll , II , I! U II Q . ' '. . ' H 3 ' Q, t . us 1 ll 1 Y T 1 1 ' U ' 1 J J . -ii . ' l! . 5 s 1 1 , 0 L' - ll , II .. ! II i , ! l! i 5 , , , 1 I , . . 0 . 5 ' i in Cartons. 1. . . K' . ' ., i A u v u' 11 gif. . II . U U II ' H , 'S '., , 12 , . . L , II ' i U q . I. 2 v Av. . i i r1o1o1o1o1oqp 1 1 1:1-.1r1c1w:1:1s1 1e1:1:141v1:1111141 1-:1f1::1o1,11o1r1m:S r l'liE I A1'R1c'1xN '1,,1,,1i.1, 'J'-' -' 7 1 '-,'- -J--'-1141:-izifz 1 1-:::1:1::1:s1010101014,1 1.11 q isiniaghiq, l'laml1n s rug tore THE ENRIGHT SHGP utbt Corsets Llllgerle N eglngees Hoslery Central Cash Marke Fancy GFOCCYIES Fruits and Vegetables Phone 4 4859 J MORIARITY uneral Parlors Phone 4 4774 v so .Ea-. -1.-..-f,:.,:U:U-.-:U-..:..:.,:..:.,:f,:..:,,:.-:nzU:..:..:.,-:oz..:.,:.,:.:.--.,:.,:.,:..:.,...,:.,:.,:.,:.,:.,:.,:U-..:.,:s:U: -. - ll H ' 9 u 5 A : ' .. 1 -' 4: U Z, -1' E H' E1 Ei 5 ' II Y ,Q 5, I g .4 H : 5 A : V2 U a. .. -- - , ll ' 5 ' - ' - 0 rl IQ 5 ' C I , M E' Q ' 2 f 4 H if if 9 5 .. 3' ' fn Ph G 6 M . H - 3 3 w 71 Q- Q ll g 'A II ll Fl- Il H 'T' Il Il U 3 II ' II I H 'z ' g - - II P-1 D- C5 n f 2' ' Q - , H E 5 :-. H 1-L sg' . Q' . Il Z: I 5 1 ll 2, 5-P 2- II ' Il II U 'Z',....-.,-U-0-..-..-.,Qt,..o-0-.,-.,:U:.,:.,:.,:.,:.,:u.-,:.,...,:.1:.,-.,-C:U:.,:.:Q:0:U:.,-Q:U:e:.,-0:0-C:n:.::u:..:.,:a::: : aiu :aio THE PATRICIAN viogoiozozozc 1 r-zafoiotc 1 :ic 1 :ao1cn:e,1: n1o1o1o1oi0 9:4 OUR DIPLOMA walter 'IK miller Q1 IIC FOUNTAIN PENb and PENCILS All the leading makes WOOD and STEEL FURNITURE Buslnese and Social Statloneny Is fo1 highest honols ln HARDWARE BABCOCK HIINDS Sz UNDERWOOD 174 Washlngton St 171 State St A Complete Lune of School Supplies Sportmg Goods 170 Washlngton St 121 State St That Certaln Sometlnng NK l11Cl1 m zkes Lndlcott Johnson Shoes stand out tlom o hen shoes veal well and look smart ulll mike you ploud to VX931 them The ledthels and nne wo1km'msh1p are such as onlx the mst f.1c1ht1es of Endlcott Jchnson can pu mto ehoee fo1 the money Endlcott Johnson ehoes ue xunmng fuends ex eu day beculse of then SI'll3.ltIlQSS then comfort find economx l ux '1 pan tod xx xou xxlll be convlnced ENDICOTT JOHNSON Bettel Shoes Pon Iess Vloney Ask XOUI l ocal Dealel 111 1 ., . , U. I . 1 W V 1 1 ! A A L ! .. ! . - ! L I S ! nl svn - a . . ! . 5 . T - ! l , ' , 1 1 N ' . , ! n a A - , , ' sf' W .4- L . 3 'o 0 0 ' 66 77 Q - 3 ' ' ' - . ' ' . . 1 '- 4 - 5 2 . ' . . ' t ' ' 1 1 v . v w - 1 v' 4 - n 5 . 1- 1 -- c ' . , ' f -L. . V . C A, . K. 1 1 . - 1 . L Q . . . , g I 1 1 4 1 s v. ' - 5. u v 1 C Y . v Q 2 . 1 - .-.--. - --. g Q 2:-x -- ' . i is . ' . ' . . . , 99 ' o l . 4 l. A i 3 e . f . . . . I . 1 . i 1 .ze ,1oqpoqpo1n14mpo1og-,1qqp- qv :wines 10.914101-zum qpoqpqxoz an froze 0 THE PATRICIAIN LOWELL Scf1I3fffe0oF BUSINESS X x SAA, AH F' A i-1- ,r SE 111 F1 ont Stl eet You a1e muted to x1s1t the School 1n 1tS new home TI101OLlgI1 cou1 ses an experlenced and palnstalxlng teachm fo1ce finelx equlpped and ldeally located C01 RSES BUSINESS SHORTHAND SELRETARIAL CIVIL SERVICE PIERSON BRGTHERS School Supplies Party Favors Hats Novelties Oiflce Equipment and Supplies Noise Make! 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'HIE PATRICIA Congratulations to the Class of 1932 Fred P Welc Pharmacy Cor Front and Main Q s Phone 4 9811 .1 -:nz 1 .- ,- V- .1 .1 4904-poiuiozoiuxc Your Week's Laundry Now only 96 cents l2 Pounds Be thrifty, save money, time and work. Flat Articles Ironed Others returned damp ready to iron sc Pound Bates Troy Laundry Phone 4 1371 FURNITURE Sullivan Bros 13? 134 State Stieet MA CKIN S lmpol ted and Domestic 1 R01 l' Rll' S J N 1. 1: u 1. n o r u h ' u C at !! ' ' ' II , U - ' !! l! - !! l! -I H l! !! U !! !! !! U 4 ! I! U - Q Y V u 1 U l! U U ,rr-I . . - ' . 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