Stuyvesant High School - Indicator Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Sv: v as xl' ixzfita-x1l'1 'I ' be v as ,194 1ND1 cueurfon. Y 5 3 ll B ,xx,uxkx5.42's-wfagaf-.x,-x12'x L V .. Carl C. I-Iermanson-BfS., 'N.Y.U., Savage School. William N. Howard-B.P.E., Springfield. William B. Marks-B.S., N.Y.U., Columbia. Appleton A. Mason-B.S., Columbiag B.P.E., Springfield. Joseph C. Saltman-B.A., C.C.N.Y. l MUSIC Carl Danielsoin-BLS., Columbia, Chairman. Frank Downey- Doughlas Nye-Institute of Musical Art.. ' LIBRARY Marris Zatz-B.S., N.Y.U. Marguerite Boardman-A.B., Vlfellesley. . lt , 6 U IN MEMORIAM Mr. Harold Sheridan, clerical assistant in li,- the office and friend of all the students is-dead. l While on a fishing' trip in Jamaica Bay last -l summer with two companions, the boat cap- ,X sized and Mr. Sheridan was drowned, 14' The student body mourn their loss and ' extend heartfelt condolences to the family of l such a friend and worker. .ii f 1 ...22....

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I , A as -Asff -Gras-s zff-ezannxfl -mam ll -21.2, l g INDI. QATOR XE Engl' -A ai GSE? xx 1 XX4 'I XX, XX, 'f'x, T 'fgw-- METAL WORKING Stanley A. Gage-B.S., C.C.N.Y., Columbia, N.Y.'U., Cornell, Chairman. Ferdinand Buchop-Special Coursesg Columbia. Clifford B. Griswold-B.S., Vermont. Russel E. O'l-lara-Oswego Normal School, Special Coursesg N.Y.U.,Coloraclo Universityg Syracuse University. Edwin Yates-Special Courses, New Bedford Textile School, Pratt Instituteg Colorado Universityg Member Soc'y' Mechanical Engineers. John Insinga Joseph Lucas John M. Radu-Special Courses, Rochester University. Ernest Schwartzkopff--Special Courses, Columbia. John Wilson+Special Courses, Columbia. Walter M. Smith- Special Courses, Harvard. Edward Wallendorf GERMAN George Lenz-A.lVl., A.B., I-larvard, Heidelberg, Columbia, Joseph I... Beha-A.B., Columbia. Abram Lipsky--Ph.B., Rochester, A.lVI., Ph.D., Columbia. Frederic W. Fink-Ph.D., Berlin. PHYSICAL TRAINING George E. Cooley, Ph.B., B.D., St. Lawrenceg A.lVl., Columbia William I... Anderson-A.B., Yaleg lVI.D., Tufts. Wilmar H. Bradshaw-jamaica Normal School. Albert E. Collins-Jamaica Normal Sclmool, Chatauqua Physical Training School. 121.1

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History of the School Year Those of us who were in Stuyvesant in September, l92l, saw the start of one of the most successful years that the Dutch- me'n have ever had. The track team, the cross country and the swimming teams all had their men way up in the front. The football team-who will ever forget the greatest football team ever produced under the banner of the Scarlet and the Blue? The debating society was better than ever, the various pub- lications headed by efficient men turned out better periodicals, and the clubs had better meetings. The spirit of friendship and co-operation prevailed as never before in Stuyvesant. The reason for this banner year is unknown. Let it suf- fice that it existed and many of us were here to enjoy it. SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER. Refreshed by the summer's long vaca- tion, the students returned to the school in S E P T the middle of'September. This month flew by rapidly and soon October and its work came , ' I on. G. O. elections and the keen competi- . tion which they aroused started this active 2- : 1 year. Henry McDonough was elected pres- ,. ident, doubling the number of votes his- op- ponent obtainedg William Hitzig was elected vice-president and George Gierschevski was elected secretary. The senior class, the largest of its kind up to that time, pro- , X ceeded to elect its ofhcers and get ready for 'Q' ' business-. Frank Miller, famous orator, re- ' W' V ceived the position of president, William T -if Kelleher, famous football man, became vice- 2 --: president, Joseph Lacchia, secretary, and ' A h E Aaron Herbst Was elected treasurer. With H officers of the school elected attention was Q turned to athletic activities. A -23-