Stamford Union Free School - Camera Yearbook (Stamford, NY)

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GEORGE LEWIS GIDGE ' ' Stamford, New York It is the mind that makes the body rich. Baseball '24, '25, '26, Basket Ball '24, '25, Student Ooun- cil '25, '26, Gidge joined our class in his Senior year. He is one of our all around heroes. He is a baseball star, in fact, captain of the baseball team this year and a basket ball star, but most of all he is a star of wonder. Next year he will continue his studies in some college where we know he will make a success. GEORGE HARLAN LEWIS HARLAN South Gilboa, New York The more the wonder grew That one small head could hold all l1e knew. Harlan came here from Roxbury just last Easter. We have all ready found out that he is not so dumb, in the sense of muteness. In fact he can talk very well as the teachers will assure you. He certainly is generous in offering bits from his store of knowledge during the recitations of some body else. But at that he knows his lessons Zllld is a pretty decent pest to have around, so we have welcomed him as a new member of our Senior Class. GLADYS BROWN HBROWNIEU Stamford, New York Secretary and treasurer '25 , Basket Ball '24, '25, Editor- in-Chief Camera '26,

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Although Betty has not taken part in athletics she has been very active in other activities. Betty is usually very quiet but furnished much amusement on the Vilashington trip especially the day we visited the avia- tion fields. ' She has not yet decided where she will go next year but her mind at present is wandering toward Albany. VVe are sure she'll make a speedy stenographer! FAITH FRAZEE ' ' FAITHIE Stamford, New York Faith joined our class this year. She has not taken part in the athletics nor in many of the school activities as she is a home lover and has spent many hours traveling between Stam- ford Seminary and her home at South Jefferson. However, she has worked loyally for our class this year and we have been the happier for her ready smile and cheery disposition. FLOYD RICHTMEYER CUYLE HCUYLEH Gilboa, New 'York The rule of his life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure his business. Basket Ball '25, '26, Captain Basket Ball '26, Baseball '25, '26, Athletic Council '26, Track team '23. T, VV. O. S, '22, '23, Exchange Editor Reveille '23, Sporting Editor Camera '26, Although Floyd has taken an active part in athletics, his attitude toward the rest of the Seniors is almost patronizing. They probably do seem rather young to one who has associated so much with former graduates. Cuyle is seen most near or in the drug store. He is much interested in pharmacy and possibly will begin studying along that line next year.

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Brownie joined us the last half of our Ereshman year. She promptly cut herself a piece of cake and made herself at home. We consider Gladys one of our basket ball stars and she's a veritable shooting star when she starts shooting the ball into the basket. She has always taken an active part in class activities and has been game for anything. HELEN ELIZABETH DENT HHELENH Stamford, New York Her ready speech poured forth continually. ll'e are all sure of the fact that Helen has been with us-- very much so-all four years. Although Helen has talked and fooled away part of her time, she has always kept up with the class. Helen has tried to aid the Seniors with the best of her abil- ity this year. While on the Washington trip, the class discov-A ered her intense liking for uniformed men. Next year Helen dons the blue chambray and white cap of a nurse to administer to the wants of suffering humanity. HARRIET MARIETTA BUCK HARRY Stamford, New York Harriet is one of our most studious classmates. She seems to have plunged into the sea of work, making straight for the shore, success. Silently but steadily we think she means to at- tain it. As a. result of her industry she has earned the honor of being one of our speakers this year. VVe regret that Harriet was not able to enjoy with us our Vllashington trip during Easter vacation. Especially would she have been interested in viewing the remarkable lions which were to be seen in the zoo.