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Here is the civilization of today-the land of the free, the home of the brave and the land we love and are fighting to protect. -kilt -A-5-A' Cur school is emblamalic of the freedom enjoyed in America. Here We are receiving professional training for future leaders of Americas children. l-lere We are also receiving the cardinal prin- ciples of democracy-freedom, right of speech, right of possession. We, with these principles in mind, have developed the theme, Following 'fi yellowing Uhe feadzf . fy X 354 , f Q Q 1 XC-Jyx gljlf If K- W ff I 2 -I f f . X ff ff fl ik? Q S X fd X AX, 'X W --A g mg' WNY' , KX ' fm ' F I 1 WV M fx Q34 C tg xH ff 4 X XE T Iii? Mqfqjw Q ZZ Dr. Harry De Witt De Groat DR. DE GRQAT: the symbol of Cortland State. I-le represents everything We stand for-mellowed with ex- perience, hurnanitarianisrn, and expert guidance. MISS BGGARDUS: Cooperation is one ot the prime necessities tor good following She has this trait plus efficiency, initiative, and Congeniality. Miss Estelle Bogardus ...anis , .: .- -4, . .fs-,.farg3v,.v. Miss Mildred Hawkins if Xxx, Dr. Lynn E. Brown DR. BROWN: It is difficult to find Words to express the traits of this man. I-le hits all the letters in the alphabet, starting With able, benevolent, competent, dependable, efficient, fatherly, qenial-right down to saqacious, talented and the rest. MISS HAWKINS-one in a million-one who has everything at her fingertips, dealt out with kindness, effi- M ciency, and speed. u Mrs. Mary N. Smith, English Departmentj Dr. R. E. Bowers, Science Department, Esther Porter, Health and Physical Educa- tion, C. Blanche Voorus, Training School Supervisorg Dr. H. DeWitt DeGroat, President, Minnie P. Carr, History De- partmentg C. A. McWilliams, Education Department, Dorothy Shenk, Training School Supervisor, Dr. Roxie A. Weber, Health and Physical Education. Dr. C. F. Stube, History Department, Fannie Metcalf, Health and Physical Education, Lucia Gordon, Library, Dr. Olive C. Fish, Education Department, Elizabeth Smith, Training School Supervisor, Hazel lohnson, Music Department. f .fat ' 'T - f 4 . ' , Qu v f u-'L J! u,4!ff,J:.A1fi,.,,,fe-ef.,,94 rp L, si MA 'uf FACULTY ND kloi i Lucille Barber, Training School Supervisor, Martha E. Robbins, English Department, Esther Trumbull, Art Department, Dr. B. 41111: E. E. Lowry, Art Department, Linda Smith, Training School Supervisor, Wava McGrath, Training School Supervisor, Marion Wilson, Training School Supervisor, losephine Lienhart, Training School Supervisor, Mrs. E. W. Warth, Science Department, Mary Harding, Art Department, Dr. M. G. Park, Education Department. A. Sueltz, Mathematics Department, Leonore Alway, Health and Physical Education Department, Harriet Rodgers, Health and Physical Education Department, Grace Muse, Geography Department, Mary W. Ball, Health and Physical Education Department, Dr. L. E. Brown, Director of Training, Margaret T. Halligan, History Department, Ruth E. Dowd, Music Department, Mrs. lanet C. Kane, Health and Physical Education Department, Dr. Alice A. Pierce, Education Department, Dr. N. W. Sawyer, English Department. aff f M' ff X Q41 9LQV'f?f fc Ji 7 X, T -A FACULTY BI. tl! Miss Leonore Alway Francis l. Moench MR. MOENCH and MISS ALWAY: The Physical Edu- cation Department received a new leader to its group- Miss Alway. With us just one year, she has already proved that we have seen only the beginning. Miss Alway and Mr. Moench rnake a combination whose efficiency speaks for itself. t Dr. Paul Higgins DR. PAUL l-llGfGflNS: The leader of the Board ot Visi- tors, each and everyone of whom is interested in teacher education. +12f i-13 'STUDENT COUNCIL lohnson, Lockwood, Hase, Kristiansen, Mairs, Vormwald, McKenna Miss Shenk, Verrnilya, Mattison, Walsh, Dr. Bowers, Mrs. Kane, Dr. Sueltz STUDENT COUNCIL: To this body, made up ot stu- dents and taoulty, we owe much. lt is they who set the high standards and regulations for us to follow. -stand- ards and regulations for an ever better and happier school, from the last Frosh to the sophisticated Senior. OFFICERS President ............. Edward Walsh Vice-president ...... Robert Stuhlrniller Secretary ..... ....... B uel Reagan Treasurer. .. .... Martha Mattison 'k INTER-FRATERNITY CCUNCIL Vermilya, Harrison, Sammis, Snyder, Douglas Wiesendanqer, Bailey, Ruland, Rasch, Vorrnwald, Ryan, Ashley, Reynolds INTERFRATERNITY: The group of students and faculty we humbly follow -their rulings, their standards, their decisions. OFFICERS President. .,,...,, Ruth Wiesendanger Vice-president ............. Leo Frohe Secretary .,... .... T racy Ashley Treasurer ..... ..... E ileen Ryan 'A' 1410: I fi .yy f -if ,E up Ii .f ,T'f I A I Edward Coates Dorothy Stas Tack Sinclair Elizabeth Freeman President Secretary Treasurer Vice-president TED COATES: Good things come in small packages. DQRQTHY STAS: Quietly diligent S E N I0 R 0 F F I C E R S -a task mentioned is a task done. TACK SINCLAIR: A wholesome smile tor the business he is in. BETTY FREEMAN: Wit and brains -a powerful combination. Qur leaders have rounded the last bend on the road to success and in so doing are greeted by cries of oongratulation by their well-wishers-but look! A reward not expected when they started on their journey is now awaiting them-the long-sought-for degrees. Ioyous confusion reigns as the Seniors look toward the future with hope Welling in their hearts and determination to do their duty to state, to country, to humanity. x P F l I 1-16 -k17-A' TRACY HOLLIS ASHLEY, IR. Cortland, N. Y. General Delta Kappa Delta Kappa Vice-president C33, President C435 Convocate C435 Intertraternity Council C3, 43, Sec- retary C435 Cheerleader CI35 Hilltop Masquers Cl, 2, 3, 435 Football Assistant Manager C235 Music Council C33, Publicity Manager C335 Iunior Prom Committee5 Intramural Basketball C23 5 Student Union C43. EDNA BACKUS Buffalo, N. Y, ' Physical Education Agonian A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 435 Agonian Treasurer, Vice- president C33, House President C435 Didascaleion Advertising Staff C335 Women's Sports. SHIRLEY I EAN BAILEY Mamaroneclc, N. Y. General Clionian Clionian Secretary, Grand Teller C435 Associa- tion tor Childhood Education C435 Interfraternity Council C3, 435 Hilltop Masguers CI3. VIRGINIA BARKER Binghamton, N. Y. General Nu Sigma Chi Nu Sigma Treasurer C2, 335 Womeii's Glee Club C235 Association ot Childhood Education C43. IOYCE BAUER Chadwicks, N. Y. General Women's Glee Club C335 Association for Child- hood Education C43 . MARIE SCI-ILOTZHAUER BENTON Ithaca, N. Y. General Agonian Agonian Vice-President C415 Orchestra Cl, 2, 31, Secretary Cl15 Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, Vice-president C315 Hilltop Masquers C2, 315 Music Council C31, Concert Manager C315 Recreation Committee C21. LUCILLE BETTEKEN t Buffalo, N. Y. Physical Education Alpha Delta A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 415 Alpha Delta Marshall Convocate C3, 41, Grand Editor5 Aquatic Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, President C415 Recreation Committee, Vice Chairman C415 Didascaleion Staff C3, 41, Advertising Manager C415 Women's Athletic Coun- cil CI15 Women's Sports. EDWIN A. BLATZ Cortland, N. Y. Physical Education Special A. A. H. P. E. R.5 Tennis5 Alpha Beta5 Intramurals. DORIS BOYSON Rome, N. Y. General Clionian Clionian President C31, Grand President C41, House President C315 Women's Glee Club CI, 215 Association for Childhood Education C3, 415 Rec- reation Committee C21, Secretary C215 Didasca- leion Literary Editor C41. MARY MAGDALENE BUTTINO Schenectady, N. Y. General Nu Sigma Chi Women's Glee Club Cl, 215 Association for Child- hood Education C31, Chairman of Banquet C315 Co-No Press Cl, 2, 3, 41, News Editor C315 Co- editor C415 Newman Club C3, 415 Didascaleion Senior Editor C41. -k18t akl9'k EDWARD COATES Ebenezer, N. Y. Physical Education Beta Phi Epsilon A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 41, Treasurer C415 Beta Phi Epsilon Recording Secretary C415 Frosh Soccer, Frosh Basketball5 Varsity Basketball C2, 315 Var- sity Soccer C2, 3, 415 Varsity Baseball Cl, 2, 3, 415 Class President C415 lunior Prom Committee C31. TERESA COLLINS East Hampton, L. I., N. Y. Physical Education Nu Sigma Chi A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 415 Orchestra C115 Nu Sigma Chi Treasurer C31, Vice-president C41, House President C415 Newman Club C415 Athletic Ball Committee C415 Women's Sports Cl, 2, 3, 41. KATHRYN CRANE Montour Falls, N. Y. General I EAN CROSS , Oneida, N. Y. General ' Clionian Frosh Hop Committee5 Association for Childhood Education C3, 415 Junior Prom Committee5 Clion- ian Grand Council Convocate C31, Vice-president C31, Secretary C31, President C41, House President C315 Senior Freshman Tea Committee C41. NANCY CROSS Cortland, N. Y. General Clionian Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, Vice-president C21, President C2, 415 Co4No Press Cl, 2, 3, 41, Ex- change Editor C215 Clionian Vice-president C31, Corresponding Secretary C415 Recreation Com- mittee C3, 415 Sketch Club C2, 3, 41, Secretary C2, 31, Treasurer C415 Frosh Hop Committee5 As- sociation for Childhood Education C415 Women's Sports Cl, 2, 315 Music Council C21. +214 EDNAIANE DAVIES Elmira, N. Y. General Agonian Agonian Secretary C25 31, President C31, House Council C25 3, 415 Recreation Committee C315 Association tor Childhood Education C415 Wom- en's Glee Club Cl, 2, 415 Women's Sports. IUDITH COLVIN DICKER Ba Shore L I N Y y , . .5 . . General Agonian Agonian Corresponding Secretary C31, House Council C315 Co-No Press Cl, 215 Hilltop Masguers Cl15 Didascaleion Stait C35 415 Class Treasurer C315 Class Secretary C115 Representative to Eastern States Conference Cl15 lunior Prom Queen. LAURENS E. DIETZ Buffalo, N. Y. Physical Education Beta Phi Epsilon A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 415 Frosh Basketball5 Var- sity Basketball C2, 3, 415 Varsity Baseball C2, 3, 415 Varsity Football Cl, 2, 3, 415 Recreation Commit- tee C315 Beta Phi Epsilon House President C31, President C415 lntramural Committee C315 Sports King C41. ELSIE GOODNOW DONNELLY Manchester, N. Y. General Association for Childhood Education C35 415 Wom- en's Sports C31. VIRGINIA DORR Chittenango, N. Y. General Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 315 Hilltop Masguers C115 Association tor Childhood Education C415 Co- No Press Assistant Advertising Manager C31, MARY DRISCOLL Utica, N. Y. General Alpha Delta Alpha Delta Treasurer C415 Women's Athletic Council C25 3, 41, Assistant Secretary C21, Vice- president C315 Co-No Cl, 2, 31, Assistant Adver- tising Manager C21, Advertising Manager C315 Hilltop Masguers Cl, 2, 3, 415 Recreation Com- mittee C215 Women's Sports Cl, 2, 3, 41. VERA I.. DuBARRY Hamburg, N. Y. Physical Education Nu Sigma Chi Nu Sigma Chi President C41, House President C415 Recreation Committee C2, 3, 41, Vice-chairman C315 Iunior Prom Committee5 Athletic Ball Com- giittie C3, 415 Ski Club C415 Women's Sports Cl, 2, , 4. RUTH ELLIS Poland, N. Y. General Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 315 Association for Childhood Education C41. FRANCES FISH Cortland, N. Y. ' General Agonian Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Sketch Club C315 Association for Childhood Education C415 Class Nominating Committee C115 Women's Sports Cl1. G. CLARENCE FOUND LeRoy, N. Y. Physical Education Beta Phi Epsilon A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 41, Representative C415 Beta Phi Epsilon Guard C31, Pledgemaster C41, Corres- ponding Secretary C415 lunior Prom Committee5 Snow Carnival Committee C415 Sport's King At- tendant C415 Men's Glee Club Cl, 315 Varsity Foot- ball C2, 3, 415 Varsity Basketball C2, 3, 415 Varsity Track C213 Varsity Baseball C3, 415 Intramurals Cl, 2, 3, 4 . 4221: +23-pf ELIZABETH FREEMAN Binghamton, N. Y. General Class Vice-president C415 Hilltop Masquers Cl, 2, 3, 41, Vice-president C31, President C415 Sketch Club C115 Co-No Press Cl, 41. VERNA FULLER Cortland, N. Y. General Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, Vice-president C215 Didascaleion Staff Cl, 215 Association for Childhood Education Cl, 2, 415 Women's Sports. ALBERT E. GALSTER Watertown, N. Y. Physical Education A. A. H. P. E. R. CZ, 3, 415 Soccer Cl, 2, 3, 41, Cap- tain C415 Basketball Cl, 215 Intramurals Cl, 2, 3, 415 Intramural Committee C41. MARY GOSLINE Aurora, N. Y. General Co-No Press C215 Association for Childhood Edu- cation C2, 3, 415 Hiking Club C215 Recreation Com- mittee C2, 315 Music Council C315 Women's Glee Club C2, 31, Vice-president C315 Newman Club Cl, 2, 3, 41. LUCY GRECI Rome, N. Y. General Association for Childhood Education Cl, 2, 415 Co-No Business Staff C215 Newman Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Women's Sports. 5? i J v,,,,.f Ruth Ellis Clarence Found ludith Dicker Mary Gosline Laurens Dietz Verna Fuller Eclnajane Davies Vera Du Barry Elsie Donnelly Elizabeth Freeman Albert Galster Frances Fish Lucy Greci Virginia Dorr Mary Driscoll 'k241lr 1251: BERNICE GREEN Endicott, N. Y. General Aqonian President C31, House President C3, 415 Women's Glee Club Cl, 215 Orchestra Cl, 2, 315 Hilltop Masquers C215 Association for Childhood Education C3, 415 Music Council C2, 3, 41, Treas- urer C31. RUTH GUIGNARD North Syracuse, N. Y. Physical Education Arethusa Aquatic Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Dance Club C415 Riding Club Cl, 2, 315 Women's Sports. MARIORIE HAIGHT HITCHCOCK Cortland, N. Y, General Arethusa Arethusa Corresponding Secretary C215 Co-No Press Cl, 2, 31, Interview Editor C21, News Editor C315 Sketch Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, Treasurer C21, Vice- president C315 Didascaleion Art Staff Cl, 3, 415 Women's Glee Club C21. EVELYN M. HELTERLINE Stratford, N. Y. General Women's Glee Club C215 Youth Movement C2, 3, 415 Co-No-So Cl, 2, 3,1, Secretary C315 Interfra- ternity Council C31. DOROTHY HEWITT Syracuse, N. Y. Physical Education Alpha Delta A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 415 Alpha Delta Treasurer C31, Vice-president C415 Ski Club C41, Vice-presi- dent C415 Association for Childhood Education Cl15 Women's Sports. RUTH HOOD Corning, N. Y. General Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Association tor Childhood Education Cl, 3, 415 Youth Movement C2, 315 Music Council Secretary C31. LAURA HOTCHKISS Dryden, N. Y. General Co-No Press C115 Women's Glee Clu ing Club C215 Women's Sports C31. lo C1, 215 Hik- ROBERTA HOUGHTON ithaca, N. Y. General Theta Phi Theta Phi Corresponding Secretary C115 Co-No Press C115 Women's Glee Club C115 Association for Childhood Education C11. HARRY HOWE McLean, N. Y. General Delta Kappa Orchestra C115 Hilltop Masquers C2, 315 Men's Glee Club C2, 3, 415 Youth Movement C315 lntra- mural Basketball C41. BETTY HUBER Endicott, N. Y. General Alpha Delta Co-No Press C2, 3, 41, Business Manager C415 Or- chestra C1, 2, 315 Association for Childhood Edu- cation C1, 2, 3, 415 Hilltop Masquers Cl, 2, 315 Alpha Delta Secretary C315 Hiking Clulo Cl1. -1,26-if 41274: FRANCES HULLMAN Binghamton, N. Y. General Arethusa Association for Childhood Education C355 Hilltop Masguers Cl, 2, 355 Co-Chairman Frosh Chapel Program. ELEANOR JENKINS Utica, N. Y. General Theta Phi Theta Phi Guard Cl5, Vice-president C25, House President C25, President C355 Association for Childhood Education Cl, 2, 3, 45, Secretary C455 Hiking Club Cl5. NEOMA IOHNSON lamestown, N. Y. Physical Education Clionian A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 455 Wornen's Athletic Coun- cil C25, Secretary C255 Student Council C155 Hill- top Masquers C455 Athletic Ball Committee5 Senior Tea Cornmittee5 Women's Sports. FRANCES LYNNE KAPLAN Binghamton, N. Y. General Hilltop Masguers Cl, 255 Association for Child- hood Education C45 5 Co-Chairman Frosh Chapel Program. GLENDA E. KENYON Newark Valley, N. Y. General Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 45, Accompanist C255 Hilltop Masquers Cl, 2, 355 Association for Child hood Education C3, 455 Womerfs Sports Cl, 2, 35. i294 ANNE KUPPEL Liverpool, N. Y. General , Agonian Corresponding Secretary C25, Aqonian President C455 Womens Glee Club C255 Music Council C25, Secretary C255 Association tor Childhood Educa- tion C2, 3, 455 Hilltop Masquers C2, 35. AL LIQUORI Whitehall, N. Y. General Delta Kappa Delta Kappa Secretary C25, Vice-president C355 Varsity Football C2, 3, 455 Varsity Tennis Cl, 2, 3, 455 Ski Club C455 lntertraternity Council C455 Hill- top Masquers C2, 3, 455 Newman Club C3, 455 Did- ascaleion Literary Editor C455 Intramurals Cl, 2, 3, 45. TEAN LOCKWCOD Binghamton, N. Y. General Clionian A. A. H. P. E. R. Cl, 255 Clionian Convocate C35, Treasurer C35, President C35, House President C355 lunior Prom Committee, lunior Prom Queen At- tendant5 Association for Childhood Education C3, 455 Student Council C455 Senior-Freshman Tea Co-Chairman C455 Archery Club Cl, 35. RUTH LOVEIOY Whitney Point, N. Y. General Agonian Aqonian House Council C25, Vice-president C35, President C355 Association for Childhood Educa- tion C2, 3, 455 lunior Prom Committee, lunior Prom Queen Attendant5 Women's Glee Club Ct, 35. BETTY LOWELL Cortland, N. Y. Physical Education A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 455 Co-No Press C2, 3, 45, lnterview Editor C35, News Editor C455 Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 45, Vice-president C355 Alpha Beta C3, 455 Disascaleion Women's Sports Editor C455 Hilltop Masquers Cl, 2, 35, Vice-president C355 Ski Club C455 Women's Athletic Council C255 Hiking Club Cl, 255 Women's Sports. PHYLLIS CLOCK LUTES Trumansburg, N. Y. General Agoniari Agonian President C415 Women's Glee Club C215 Hilltop Masguers C2, 315 lntertraternity Council Cl, 2, 3, 415 Didascaleion Staff C41. LOUIS MAIRS Avon, N. Y. Physical Education Beta Phi Epsilon A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 415 Beta Phi Epsilon Re- porter C41, President C415 Football C115 Basketball C3, 415 Soccer C2, 3, 415 Track C215 Co-No Press C31, Assistant'Advertising Manager C315 Student Coun- cil C3, 415 Intramural Committee Chairman C315 lunior Prom Co-Chairman5 Athletic Ball Com- mittee C2, 315 Vigilance Committee C215 Sport's King Attendant C415 Frosh Basketball Coach C415 Athletic Publicity Student Director C41. MARTHA MATTISON Kennedy, N. Y. Physical Education Alpha Delta A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 415 Alpha Delta Recording Secretary C31, President C415 Recreation Commit- tee C215 Aquatic Club C31, Vice-president C415 Women's Athletic Council C31, Secretary C415 Didascaleion Snapshot Editor C415 Student-Fad ulty Committee C415 Women's Sports. MILDRED MAYNARD Schoharie, N. Y. General Arethusa Co-No Press C115 Hilltop Masquers Cl1. PETER MAZULA Waterford, N. Y. Physical Education Beta Phi Epsilon Frosh Soccer5 Varsity Soccer Cl, 2, 31, Co-Cap- tain C31, Coach of Frosh Soccer C415 Varsity Ten- nis Cl, 2, 3, 41, Captain C415 Aquatic Club C115 Gym Team Cl, 315 Swimming Team C2, 315 Class Vice- president C215 Soph Soiree Chairrnan5 Co-No Press C3, 415 Alpha Beta C3, 415 Intramurals Cl, 2, 3, 415 Ski Club C41, Secretary C415 Newman Club C3, 41. 1-301k 4:31-5- THERESA K. MAZZOTTI Utica, N. Y. General Women's Gflee Club C315 Newman Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Association for Childhood Education C3, 41. RICHARD McGEE Warsaw, N. Y. Physical Education Beta Phi Epsilon A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 415 Frosh Hop Chairman5 Class Treasurer C215 Lyceum Committee 'C2, 315 Vigilance Committee Co-Chairman C315 Beta Phi Epsilon Treasurer C3, 415 Student Athletic Man- ager C415 Tennis Cl, 2, 3, 415 Football Cl15 Soccer C2, 315 Co-No Press Cl, 2, 31, Sports Editor C315 Newman Club C3, 415 Athletic Ball Chairman C41. KATHERINE MCKENNA Syracuse, N. Y. General Agonian Co-No Press Cl, 2, 3, 41, Society Editor C31, Co- Editor C415 Hilltop Masquers Cl, 2, 3, 41, Treasurer C21, Historian C315 Women's Glee Club Cl, 21, Vice-president C215 Association tor Childhood Ed- ucation C3, 415 Co-Curricular Committee C415 Stu- dent Council Representative. ELIZABETH MCLAUGHLIN Cazenovia, N. Y. Physical Education Alpha Delta A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 415 Alpha Delta Convocate C2, 31, House President C31, Sorority President C415 Women's Athletic Council C215 Student Council C215 Frosh Bible Co-Editor C415 Didascaleion Co- Editor C415 Women's Sports. IEAN MERWIN Groton-on-Hudson, N. Y. Physical Education Arethusa A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 415 Arethusa Treasurer C31, Vice-president C415 Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Orchestra Cl, 2, 315 Lyceum Committee C215 lunior Prom Committee5 Frosh Hop Committee5 Dramaiics C3, 415 Women's Sports. .7 .vc Q 0 O Ko R Q? ir33 ADAIANE MILLS Cortland, N. Y. General Clionian Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, Hilltop Masquers C1, 2, 3, 41, Co-No Press Cl, 2, 31, Recreation Com- mittee C31, Athletic Ball Committee C31, Associ- ation for Childhood Education C41. ELEANOR R. MIX Freeville, N. Y. General Association for Childhood Education C3, 41, Ban- quet Committee C3, 41, Critic C21, President C31. DAVID MURPHY Syracuse, N. Y. General Delta Kappa Newman Club C3, 41, Recreation Committee C31, Delta Kappa President C41, Frosh Soccer, Track Cl, 21, Men's Glee Club Cl, 2, 31, Class Vice-presi- dent C31. ESTHER NEWMAN Binghamton, N. Y. General Association for Childhood Education C2, 3, 41, Hilltop Masquers Cl1. RITA NOLAN Aurora, N. Y. General Association for Childhood Education CZ, 41, Hik- ing Club C21, Youth Movement C2, 31, Co-No Press C21. DORIS O'HARA Weedsport, N. Y. General Aqonian Lyceum Committee CI15 Assaociation for Childhood Education Cl, 2, 3, 415 Co-No Press Cl, 2, 31, Feat- ure Editor C315 Sketch Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, President C3, 415 Didascaleion Art Staff C3, 41. MARGARET O'NEIL Cortland, N. Y. General Clionian Clionian Corresponding Secretary C315 Co-No Press Cl, 2, 3, 415 Hilltop Masquers Cl, 2, 3, 41, Re- porter C21. SHIRLEY SNYDER PALMER Wawarsinq, N. Y. General Arethusa Hilltop Masquers C2, 3, 41, Secretary C315 Asso- ciation for Childhood Education C2, 3, 415 Youth Movement Cl, 2, 31. WILLIAM PEASE Cortland, N. Y. General Men's Glee Club Cl, 2, 315 Orchestra C315 Alpha Beta C3, 41, President C41. BEATRICE PETTIT Elmira, N. Y. General Sketch Club CI15 Association for Childhood Edu- cation C3, 41. W34-uk +35+ MURRAY PHILLIPS Hampton Bays, L. L, N. Y. Physical Education Beta Phi Epsilon A. A. I-I. P. E. R. C2, 3, 41, Representative C215 Beta Phi Epsilon Vice-president C315 Frosh Basketball5 Track CI15 Baseball C115 Assistant Manager ot Football C2, 31, Senior Manager. RUTH PHILLIPS Fairport, N. Y. Physical Education Theta Phi A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 415 Dance Club C415 Ski Club C415 Theta Phi House President C41, Presi- dent C415 Didascaleion Women's Sports Editor C415 Newman Club C3, 415 Intertraternity Council C415 Athletic Ball Committee C415 Women's Sports. WANDA PIENKOWSKI Solvay, N. Y. Physical Education Alpha Delta A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 415 Women's Athletic Council C215 Recreation Committee C31, Vice- chairman C315 Frosh Bible Co-Editor C315 Riding Club5 Didascaleion Training School Editor C415 Alpha Delta Recording Secretary C415 Alpha Beta C3, 415 Women's Sports. ELIZABETH A. POST Nyack, N. Y. General Arethusa Women's Glee Club C3, 41, Librarian C31, Secre- tary C31, Treasurer C3, 41, Viceepresident C415 Arethusa House President C415 Sophomore Soiree Committee5 Iunior Prom Co-Chairman5 Orchestra Cl, 21. BETTY PRICE Cortland, N. Y. General Aqonian Women's Cflee Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Class Secretary C215 Sketch Club C315 Association tor Childhood Education Cl, 2, 3, 415 Frosh Hop Committee5 Student Union C415 Aqonian Secretary C31, Vice- president C415 Women's Sports CI1. ,.,., ' ' A9 K-f W9 f 1 -,E , - .M ..,.. .,,A5 5 94 .Q N i 1 N 1 ,f Z M ?'T7' ...ff f-M jwv a 3 5 , 'V 1351? 3 522 fi if Q i ff f , f 'I 41 ff f ,nf ,z 00 mf' ,ff ' ,,,1fff.1 M , Iwi ' '49 3 ff 0 4 1 f , v-.g Nx-x,.. Q v,,N.-M Wm W. QF, Wg Q f37+ LANE RASCH Little Falls, N. Y. Physical Education Arethusa lntertraternity Council C3, 415 Vigilance Commit- tee C215 Aquatic Club Cl, 2, 315 Ski Club C415 Riding Club Cl15 Arethusa Convocate C3, 415 Women's Sports Cl, 2, 3, 41. BUEL FRANCIS REAGAN Homer, N. Y. Physical Education Beta Phi Epsilon A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 41, President C415 Student Council C41, Secretary C415 Recreation Committee C415 Men's lntramural Committee C315 lunior Prom Committee5 Newman Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Sport's King Attendant C415 Snow SculptureC Chairman C415 Football Cl, 2, 3, 415 Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 415 Track C215 Baseball C31. LClS RlEGEL Waterloo, N. Y. General MARY RILEY Seneca Falls, N. Y. Physical Education Arethusa A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 415 Co-No Press Cl, 215 lns tertraternity Council C415 Soph Soiree Cornmittee5 Newman Club C415 Arethusa House President C415 Recreation Committee C415 Women's Sports Cl, 2, 3, 4 . SHIRLEY ROWLAND Nedrow, N. Y. General Agonian Women's Glee Club C215 Lyceum Committee C315 Recreation Committee C315 Hiking Club Cl15 Asso- ciation tor Childhood Education C415 Agonian President C41. CAROL RULAN D Riverhead, L. l., N. Y. General Clionian Clionian Corresponding Secretary 121, Secretary 131, Grand Secretary 141, House President 12, 315 Association for Childhood Education 12, 3, 41, President 131, Representative to Convention5 ln- tertraternity Council 13, 415 Women's Glee Club 1215 Music Council 121. RUTH SEARS Groton, N. Y. General Orchestra 11, 215 Women's Glee Club 1l, 2, 315 Vice-president 1215 Band 1215 Association tor Child- hood Education 13, 41. SHIRLEY SEMELISKY Iohnstown, N. Y. Physical Education Arethusa A. A. H. P. E. R. 12, 3, 41, Representative 121, Sec- retary 131, Temporarary Committee 141, Member- ship Drive 141, Banquet 1415 Co-No Press 11, 2, 31, Women's Sports Editor 12, 315 Cheerleader 11, 2, 3, 41, Head 12, 3, 415 Arethusa Secretary 121, Vice- president 131, President 1415 Alpha Beta Secretary- Treasurer 13, 415 Dance Club 1415 Women's Ath- letic Council 13, 415 Athletic Ball Committee 131, Class Entertainment Chairman 1315 Women's Sports5 Didasoaleion Co-editor 141. BLANCHE LOUISE SHARP Cortland, N. Y. General Co-No Press 11, 2, 31, Alumni Editor 1315 Hiking Club 11, 2, 315 Women's Glee Club 1215 Women's Sports 111. 1 ACK SINCLAIR Earlville, N. Y. Physical Education A. A. H. P. E. R. 12, 3, 415 Men's Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 415 Youth Movement 11, 21, President 1215 1. V. Football 11, 215 Varsity Football 13, 415 Varsity Track 1215 Baseball Assistant Manager 131, Mana- ger 1415 Class Treasurer 1415 Didascaleion As- sistant Business Manager 131, Manager 1415 ln- trarnurals 11, 2, 3, 41. -A-38i' 1-391s ,O-i,,iJQf-,Nc - I I ,gm , LAW J is-7-4' '77C'T'Q'j MA ff Meow! Q 1 Z- ' ,afglvu 'L 'CVM' DCRIS SLAWSO ' A2914 'fo' Q 'Q'f'X Childhood Edudation C2, 3, 455 Didascaleion Se- Rensselaer N Y V' W 1 ,ew 1- 1 General C ' l Alph!DeltajLJQ6' Alpha Delta Treasurer C355 Association tor Chil - hood Education Cl, 2, 3, 45, Treasurer C355 Wom- en's Athletic Council C3, 45, Assistant Secretary C355 Co-No Press Cl, 2, 45, Feature Editor C455 Hill- top Masquers Cl, 2, 3, 455 Representative to East- ern State Teachers' Conference C35. MILDRED SQUIRES Chemung, N. Y. General Theta Phi Association for Childhood Education C3, 455 Youth Movement C25. DOROTHY E. sms' Eabius, N. Y. General Co-No Press Cl, 2, 35, News Editor C25, Co-Editor C355 Hilltop Masque-rs Cl, 2, 355 Association tor nior Editor C455 Women's Athletic Council Cl, 2, 3, 45, Vice-president C455 Iunior Prom Committee5 Athletic Ball Committee C355 Class Secretary C455 Newman Club C2, 3, 455 Women's Sports. HELEN E. STEED Binghamton, N. Y. General Theta Phi Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 455 Didascaleion Business Staff C355 Newman Club Cl, 2, 3, 45, Pres- ident C3, 455 Theta Phi Treasurer C35, President C455 Recreation Committee C355 Association for Childhood Education C2, 3, 45. EMMA STENGER Corning, N. Y. General Association tor Childhood Education C3, 455 Youth Movement C2, 35, Vice-president C35, Treasurer C355 Women's Glee Club C35, Mary Riley Shirley Semelisky Helen Steed lane Rasch Buel Reagan Dorothy Stas Ruth Sears Blanche Sharpe lack Sinclair Emma Sienger Doris Slawson . Shirley Rowland Carol Rulancl Lois Riegel Mildred Squires J'--... W, QM - me 1, KKJ.-2'4 -A-401' f41+ NESTA MARY STEPHENS Auburn, N. Y. General Hilltop Masguers Cl, 2, 3, 415 Association for Child- hood Education C2, 3, 415 Co-No Press Cl, 215 Hik- ing Club Cl, 21, President C215 Didascaleion Staff C415 Youth Movement C315 Worneri's Sports Cl, 21. FRANCES TAPPAN Baldwinsville, N. Y. Physical Education Alpha Delta Hilltop Masguers Cl, 2, 3, 4, 51, Treasurer C21, President C415 Riding Club Cl, 2, 3, 4, 515 Aquatic Club C4, 515 Orchestra Cl15 Volleyball Captain C515 Women's Sports C2, 3, 4, 51. LENA THORNE Schenectady, N. Y. General Alpha Delta Alpha Delta Corresponding Secretary C315 Or- chestra Cl, 2, 315 Association for Childhood Edu- cation C2, 3, 41, Vice-president C315 Hiking Club Cl15 Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 315 Co-No Press C41- BETH TORMEY Binghamton, N. Y. General Arethusa Arethusa Sorority Warden C415 Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Association tor Childhood Edu- cation C2, 415 Hilltop Masguers Cl, 2, 415 Sketch Club C215 Youth Movement C2, 315 Women's Sports. CHARLOTTE TUTHILL Elmira, N. Y. Physical Education A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 415 Women's Glee Club C2, 315 Hilltop Masguers C415 Co-No Press C3, 415 Wornen's Sports Editor C415 Dance Club C415 Ski Club C415 Women's Sports. ARLAND VANDENBURG V Cortland, N. Y. General Didascaleion Statt C415 lunior Prom Committee5 Orchestra C31. KATHRYN B. VANDERCAMP Youngstown, N. Y. Physical Education A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 41, Representative C315 Aquatic Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Hiking Club Cl15 Wom- en's Sports. ROBERT R. VERMILYA Wippinqers Falls, N. Y. Physical Education Beta Phi Epsilon A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 41, Executive Council C315 lunior Prom Committee5 Men's lntramurals Com- mittee C3, 415 lntertraternity Council C415 Student Council C415 Didascaleion Sports Editor C415 Bas- ketball Cl, 2, 315 Baseball Cl, 2, 315 Soccer C2, 3, 415 Student Council C41. VIRGINIA VETTER Riverhead, L. l., N. Y. General Theta Phi Women's Glee Club C2, 315 Intramural Basketball Cl, 215 Recreation Committee C315 Librarian ot Second Women's Glee Club Cl1. HANNA LORE VOGT Marathon, N. Y. General Women's' Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Association tor Childhood Education C2, 3, 415 Hiking Club C2, 315 Orchestra Cl1. 421 i431 ELIZABETH VORMWALD Cortland, N. Y. General Theta Phi Theta Phi Recording Secretary C21, Corresponding Secretary C315 Recreation Committee Cl, 215 Wom- en's Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Association for Child- hood Education Cl, 2, 415 Co-No Press Cl, 2, 315 Training School Chapel Pianist C315 Owego School Girl Scout Leader C21. MARY ELLEN VORMWALD Cortland, N. Y. General Alpha Delta Hilltop Masguers Cl, 2, 3, 41, Historian C21, Vice- president C415 Women's Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, Librarian C215 Association for Childhood Educa- tion C2, 3, 41, Vice-president C315 lntertraternity Council C3, 415 Student Council C3, 415 Co-No Press Cl, 2, 3, 415 Newman Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Rep- resentative to Eastern State Teachers' Conference C315 W-omen's Sports. EDWARD I. WALSH Mohawk, N. Y. Physical Education Beta Phi Epsilon A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 41, Treasurer C315 Student Council President C415 Alpha Beta C3, 415 Frosh Basl-:etball5 Varsity Basketball C2, 3, 41, Captain C415 Football C215 Assistant Varsity Football Coach C415 Varsity Soccer C315 Class President C215 Did- ascaleion Art Editor C415 Youth Movement C2, 315 Beta Phi Epsilon Vice-president C415 Fraternity Chaplain C415 intramural Committee C415 Class Critic C31. MARY ANN WALSH Auburn, N.. Y. General Co-No Press C215 Recreation Committee C2, 315 Association for Childhood Education C2, 3, 415 Hiking Club C215 Women's Sports. FLORENCE WARD Constableville, N. Y. Physical Education A. A. H. P. E. R. C3, 4, 51, Executive Committee C515 Aquatic Club C4, 515 Women's Athletic Council C215 Women's Sports. wwf 'Nx- 'vo WM vw Wo 5812 9 X 'X f J Y, R 1 of -' 'W ex y SJ 5 M,-.12 V9 -,,, .. .Ai- EHKUSQYJ: .,,,.. if . - 1 f 5? 1k45'k THELMA JEAN WATERS Apalachian, N. Y. General Co-No Press Cl, 2, 31, Assistant News Editor C415 Association for Childhood Education C2, 3, 415 Hilltop Masquers C315 Women's Glee Club C31. DONALD WATSON Georgetown, N. Y. General IEAN WEEGAR Rochester, N. Y. Physical Education Theta Phi Theta Phi Secretary C215 Convocation Represen- tative C2, 31, Grand Secretary C31, President C31, Grand President C415 lntertraternity Council C315 Recreation Committee CZ, 315 Ski Club C415 Wom- en's Sports Cl, 2, 3, 41. IRENE WEGLINSKI Dunkirk, N. Y. Physical Education Nu Sigma Chi A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 41, Vice-president C415 Class Treasurer Cl1, Women's Athletic Council Cl15 Newman Club C3, 415 Dance Club C415 Nu Sigma Chi Corresponding Secretary C315 President C41, House President C415 Didascaleion Photography Editor C415 Co-No Press C3, 41, Assistant Business Manager C31, Advertising Manager C415 Vigilance Committee Co-Chairman C315 Women's Sports. RUTH WIESENDANGER Hempstead, L. l., N. Y. Physical Education Nu Sigma Chi A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 415 Nu Sigma Chi Vice- president C315 lntertraternity Council C3, 41, Pres- ident C415 Didascaleion Staff C415 Women's Lounge Committee C3, 41, Chairman C415 Women's Sports. IANE D. WILBUR King Ferry, N. Y. General Association for Childhood EducationC4D7 Women's Sports. ' CLYDE WOERTENDYKE Herkimer, N. Y. General Delta Kappa Tennis Cl, 2, 3, 4Dg Soccer CD5 Intramural Basket- ball Cl, 2, 3Dg Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Sketch Club C355 U. S. Army C4D. ROBERT GORHAM Sidney, N. Y. CIn Servicej A. A. H. P. E. R. C2, 3, 45, Demonstration Cl, 215 Football Cl, 2, 35, Track Cl, 2, 315 Intramurals. HARRY IONES K Dever Falls, N. Y. CIn Service! A. A. I-I. P. E. R. C2, 3, 455 Baseball Cl, QD, Basket- ball Cljg Basketball Manager, Demonstration Cl, 21. JOSEPH SMITH Verplanck, N. Y. General Delta Kappa Baseball CID, Soccer Cljg Intramural Basketball Cl, 2, 30, Glee Club C3, 45, Student Council C3J, Vice-president C315 Delta Kappa Secretary, Treas- urer, President, House President C2, 425 U. S. Army CAD. 146i Toe Smith Robert Gorham lane Wilbur Thelma Waters Jean Weeqar Harry Iones Irene Weqlinski Ruth Wiesendanqer 7i'751 2r1!rir1Y79rKl'7i'Yr1Y73f1?'fr'frfir?Z'1kS?'fr1'i1i'7Q''k't9r'k1fr73'A'1'i'fr'lr1i'75'15'7'r7frwkifriiikiriirkvkvivkfriirirfrirvkirikvivk FROM OUR SENIORS IN SERVICE , ' ' ' ' -1. -fv. J' 2 fx' . - . ,R ' W A ' Q IU , 77' ' - . Q, MW! I 'Lerce Bf af' W A' 2 ' , sehf ' lou ' ' ' f -. Y' I S 'LS 1-Lke -D-r f ' . 'f I :Z Cmkob U' 'fu-'R A 3 1 R J fi R' ' - ng, can 5 no 2,1116 'Guru ' 1' CH: . , ' ' 0 big H1056 W Q11 Carry ' f ' V - 1,11-, 0 935116 I 4 . A . 1 6 Bpibk ug uP H ' - M Fq ' R l . r va ere' - .f , 3 1 It ls a V215 Wigxiliei. Zag 11017 X I 10,11 -- mama but t e I think it would A rg' I 31? cglgeuld get mm a pail' 1 5 If My -532' J N . ven 13 n Z - 'L , I Qf rw My Sf e 'M il' I A . Wu ' ' : R N QQ15-'Q,dxJOD6 V . xg . ' I I I R ! , If . , ff A I 19774-Q41 ff. If ff kv, f ,A 5, 44,14 ,K ' y yf ' I, i ' R' j A LW' J' U ,f C . 4 il., 7,3 l t I ,V l V - I ' ' . ' 1 , V fy V! me 'Al' 411 6' X U 4' ir47'k 'l mg. 'I' ll ' h..'5l:ux :--1-:-1 4 . --.g.-. A Eczff fo ffe Gofors With pride on our faces and in our hearts, we look to our boys who have exemplified the true American spirit of liberal self-sac- rifice in the face of heavy odds. You have given up your hopes, your desires, your careers, to make this world a safer and more peaceful place in which to live. Some of you may be injured, some of you may be maimed for lifeg some of you may not return. We all realize this now because the war is so all-pervasive. But shall we realize it when the war is over? Shall we be cognizant of your spirit, shall we appreciate your deeds? This is the point which we, who are behind the lines, must realize. While we are working in our peaceful habitats and making puny, overt contri- butions in the interests of civilian defense, the boys are fighting in dangerous places and making the supreme sacrifice in the inter- ests of national security. Can we forget this? Shall we acknowledge it? Shall we be ever mindful of it? Now! and Then! we Americans must remember! To you twelve we must be especially mindful. You began the tortuous road of scholastic achievement with us, and with us you stayed through those hard-working days of our early history. But, just when the last hurdle had been leaped and the straight and easy home-stretch loomed ahead, a new danger appeared which threatened the very existence which we love so dearly. Your brave hearts stood you and us in good stead. 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FIELD S ELBY WA? Do BASE. Wally Hawthorne Ange Ross Leo O'Brien Ken Jackson Bob Shumard ,I loqjlmg gooisfe S X 'Giff- VKX 4 X Q L Q 9' ',,,. In X Qi 2 ff X Zy, ff J f Q ',,.. 1 ., X I J .Y x ff A X I Qu' R X-vf I2 f f 4 f f f ' 5 ff xx X, x JuNloR CLASS f flltww ff 2 73 .2 , ,mtl Q--is Q ,V DEAR lUNlORS: We dedicate this page to you, our successors, and we hope you will carry on in the truest traditions of Cortland State. We have led you and you have followed in humble obedience like true and upright persons. Now it is your turn to put into practice the hopes, dreams, and desires which have been breeding in your minds and hearts through your period ot Hagingf' We hope and long tor your success and well-being and with the last swish of our Sceptre we would bequeath to you the same loyal, humble, obed- ient successors as we have had knowing tull well that the most powerful king is as strong as his weakest subject. lt's all yours, Tl-IE SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer Secretary Vice-president President r l Sullivan Edith Cobane Margaret Harter Leo Frohe -p52 i53f W. lones, Pope, Bremiller, E. Cole, Myers, Kirkpatrick, Puleo Sullivan, Fox, Reynolds, Lattimer, Perkins, Jacobson, Olmstead Baker, R. Montgomery, Sheets, Frontera, Greene, Gordon, Stiles Lybolt, Bricetti, Harter, Stanford, V. Olmsted, Weigel, McKinney Berman, McLean, R. Montgomery, Kristiansen, Ryan, Whitmore, Billings E. Hunter, lohnson, Lewis, Kirby, Butler, Searle, Spencer Thomas, Newell, Hoye, Dies, Bender, Burns, Kramer Snyder, Wolek, LeClair, Closs, Knapp, Phelps, Douglas Biggs, Birdsall, Barber, Felter, Sharretis, Landman, Dunn l. Thompson, Anderson, Schuehler, Hagen, Frohe, Coombs, M. Brown Condron, Cash, Federico, Ayres, Bridgeman, Montgomery, Purcell Stuhlmiller, Stafford, Laughlin, Halpin, Allen, Page, N. Hunter Campbell, loiner, Humes, Zimmerman, Cummings, Conklin, Wadsworth 1 ,I 1 - V -' - fi . ,r . gfvtajlo-sf I in llillltl E Bantham, Dam, Welker, North, Theis, R. Coles, Galloway, Kiely, lones, Schrobel, Hess, Haines , Tucker, Schafer, H. Thomas, Blim, Bradfield, Bean, Werner, Monin, Larsen, Schrnersal, Ruff, Haylock L. Michaud, Reagan, Corser, Lottridge, Cathers, Hollister, Gantert, Cooney, M. Brennan, 553 Galogocy, Kurilecz, Moiseiohik ' Poradosky, McDonald, Watherston, O'l-Iara, Learn, Morell, Haase, Silco, Fellows, Allen, Latino i N W. Means, Dinqman, Yukie, Hase, Nostrant, D. Brown, Hoestch, Franey, McFee, Kowalski Keator, Stedge, Zutelt, Wright, Lindsey, M. Means, Dwyer, Wrighter, Lalla, Churchill, Harrison, Farwell Lowden, Corbin, Holcomb, Hull, Dorco, R.Williarns, Kovas, Colway, Fendrick, Welch, Q Alexander, Augugliaro, Archard ' ' eck, Nearnon English, P. Smith, Brant, Anthony, Plume, Cavallo, F. Brennan, Metrick ,VJ ' ' . ' ' I .': 'Aft' V 4 l qv I -lg g,,.f . 1 ' SJ' . 9 Q1 .ry 9 A ' ,fl if -ft V+ rl , if if ,J S A .-' Ht, 1. I l' Fl r Y ' 'f y 1' M4 ly Y I i V4 J ' J' , Jlp' ll' if fy ,f ,,. J , , tr f' ,, .i t 154-k J -, . ' 1 . if ' 7 u Wflt J' V ' 'J' ,J 'sf' - ' V7 W ,1 l lr W we i my A Ypj ukyyv A' ' V M 3 WA-',f ,f 'R Lf N5 6' ' 441' ' ' Bk Jr ' wif! 'il J J' -- ,fnhf-? ,zil- xgwy . ' ? wr?-EQHQJ, soPHoMoRE CLASS W El i ,eofiif l i Students Who have taken the second step on the scholastic road. Cheerful and efficient Hfollowersu, they soon hope to demonstrate their ability to lead. CLASS OFFICERS Laurence Michaud Mary Blirn Dorothy Learn lohn Nostrant Treasurer Vice-president Secretary President +f55+ Q Z Jax 5 '42 1- Yfi, 1 x ,Q-1 J, ef'-' W FRESHMAN CLASS -f New starters on the professional road are ready to 'lfolloW and have shown that they can also lead their plays, Red Cross contributions, assembly programs, and their Frosh l-lop. CLASS OFFICERS Robert Kimball Dorothy King Dorothy lorgensen lohn Polanko President Secretary Vice-president Treasurer 1-56k f57+ 'f Wagner, Lipsius, Fraleigh, Schwartz, Legg, Fredenburg, lohnson, Montanya, Kimball - Kleiber, Hoffman, Frazier, Kinsman, Haviland, Fraze, Vetter, Brown, Michaud Waye, Helmar, Griffin, Ylinen, King, Bean, Crossgrove, Robards, May, Meehan Wykoff, Roberts, Kelly, Nafis, Mack, Rich, Carey, Armstrong, Rist Kenjockety, Houck, Hockford, Tobin, Herlehy, Kuckens, Yazak, Mason, Graybeal Baker, Marxtin, Ryan, Mott, Muth, Gedney, Finch, Brisbin Morris, Nelson, Grover, Crandall, Collins, Hanks, Griffiths, Dana, Reichel Shannon, Jorgensen, Lux, Kirkpatrick, Hillman, Spaulding, Ritiro, Burke Matthews, Fletcher, Bernard, Sinclair, Osterhout, Kimball, Mueller, Ruppert Hughes, Kiermaier, Chelly, Emerick, McNabb, Turnbull, Maloney, Cahill, Polanko Clark, Furey, Demo, Ruff, Stafford, Brown, Clark, Rumsey, Lamson, Hunter Breen, Pratt, Thompson, Feucht, Noller, Wheeler, McDonald, McKennan, Gordon JV :Paw LJ., ,Maki 1' My ortland Days 1-59x ig fri' E22 45 H . .4 ? x KR , K, Z? A 1 l l .. - YM .i 1 W ZA' , , O, W..-.J ,ix I K '-11,75 QT... I -ca 5544, fi 5 ng, SEASON 'S RECORD September 27, 1941 ...... . . . Cortland ........... Western Maryland .... October 4, 1941 .,....,......... Cortland .................. American lnternational ..... October 18, 1941-Homecoming ..... Cortland .,..,............. St. Lawrence. October 25, 1941 .... Cortland. . . Clarkson ..... . . . November 1, 1941 ..... . . Cortland .,..... . . . Lock Haven .... November 8, 1941 ..... Cortland ..... Mansfield .... .Westminster 6 ...34 .Springfield 3 ,..2O . . .Cortland ..,24 ...l4 . . . .Potsdam O ...ZS . . .Lock Haven 7 7 . . .Cortland ,..4O 7 'Ir 62 J ll.- i ! ,,- V fy, U' 1 tl- 1 I 'Lie .Q- 'TJQ N. gun .a:' 415558 1. ' , K, L -T 'L 12f' 31' ? 'Y , cr wr- g ig :xr xx --..,,. ,, N. ,. 1' 45- g xv 3:1 QMMMWWQ .V HQVA V - g if '-'- . ' 'iff 'X-1 I -- N M bi'52 rye VEfW?BMfWW Red White Fight l Frohe Reagan Page Dietz Basile Federico McLean Corey Purcell Bernard Moiseichik Murray 'Latino Means Sullivan Liguori Sinclair Found Dingman MANAGERS WALSH l r. Varsity Coach BINTZ Line Coach DI ROSSA Assistant Coach COOMBS Assistant Manager PHILLIPS Manager uk-65k Purcell, Latino, Kuckens, Ruppert, Hussey, Hull, Wagoner Basile, Hannon, Poradosky, Bernard, Kleiber, Lipsius, Franey, Coccitti Corey, Federico, Means, Page, Sullivan, Dingman, Moiseichik, Legg Sinclair, Frohe, Murray, Dietz, Reagan, Liguori, Found, McLean FOOTBALL SEASON 1941 Chugger Davis ordered extensive, drills in calesthenics, blocking, tackling, and fundamentals for the fall Weeks. Players were shifted to make that new, intrinsic T formation a high geared machine. HARD TACKLES, THRILLING RUNS Southland - - - Powerful Western Maryland humbles Red Dragons 34-6 - - - Dietz pitches to Purcell for score - - - Dietz, Reagan and Latino spark attack. Under the lights at Springfield - - - American International College C205 Cortland C35 - - - Fog, light rain and heat curtail play - - - Moiseichik's 23 yard field goal, a beauty. HOMECOMING Offensive power unleashed - - - Red Dragons claw Larries 24-l3 to delight of students and alumni - - - Dingman, Sullivan and Page spark Cortland to l2-7 half-time lead - - - A blocked kick give Saints temporary lead - - - Corey to Purcell and Frohe's 70 yard dash after interception provide clinching tallies. Clarkson C23D Cortland COD - - - Clarkson's blitz attack nets two early scores - - - Red Dragons make gallant stand - - - Oliveria and Pizybylowski run and pass l-lill eleven into submission - - - Murray a tower of strength throughout the contest. Cortland C73 Lock l-laven C7D - - - Attack rolls through driving rain - - - Reagan slashes off right tackle for 26 yard T. D. dash, Latino converts - - - Red Dragons one yard short at the gun - - - Exceptional ball handling under adverse conditions - - - Means and Latino stalwarts for Cortland. l-lillmen explode six touchdowns in 40-7 romp over Mansfield - - - slow first period sees Cortland trailing 7-6 - - - Dingman takes kickoff for 95 yard touch- down jaunt with beautiful down field blocking - - - Latino scores twice - - - Reagan takes over in fourth stanza - - - Thrills crowd with brilliant display of broken field running - - - Dashes for two scores. MEMOIRS Moiseichik's fine play at end - - - The triumphant home-coming march for the boys in red - - - Dietz's passing - - - Purcell's stabbing one hand catches - - - Dingman's driving power - - - l-lard, jarring tackles by Means - - - Six seniors ring down the curtain - - - Reagan's galloping through a broken field - - - Steady improvement - - - HT formation explodes in finale. H ' 1 Wx, ' , . Way X l in 2 fl Q tl coach Holloway T, G, g- Manager Mairs SOCCER SEASON 1941 Coach Fred T. Holloway smiled little during those long, tedious, early fall practices - - - Gradually the shadows faded - - - A gleam of hope and one assuring smile broke forth across the hilltop - - - Suddenly the Red Mules were loosed from their stables and given the word Cro RED MULES KEPT A ROLLIN' Region of the Delaware Water Crap - - - Cortland C23 Stroudsburg CID - - - Haylock and Meyers rip the cards - - - Home, Red Mules ride roughshod over Oswego 9-2 - - - THAT IMMORTAL WEEK IN NOVEMBER Hill booters trample Colgate 4-I - - - Shevalier boots twO - - - Undefeated Big Red of Cornell is outgalloped 2-l - - - I-Iaylock's two brilliant placements bring victory - - - Gal- ster, Archard, Coates, Vermilya, Mairs, Springer, and Haylock carry the fight to Cornell. The awful truth - - - Red Mules C23 Rochester U. C35 - - - Haylock and Shevalier make it 2-O - - - Cortland attacks strong in driving wind and rain - - - Kodak city booters bang the net for three stunning tallies in waning moments of last quarter. Red Mules gallop on plains of Ithaca in season's finale - - - Coates tallies early - - - Pressure continued for that coveted 2-O shut-out victory over Ithaca College. REMINISCING Haylock scores eight along victory trail - - - The historic double killing of the Big Brother schools - - - Cornell's savage attacking forward line - - - Coates, Vermilya, Mairs, and Captain Galster bowing out in brilliant fashion - - - National recognition given Hilltoppers - - - Happy days ahead - - - Keep a'rollin', you ole' Red Mules. 8 A my Cortland, We Raise to Thee a Banner of Victory SEASON'S RECORD October 4, 1941 ...........,...... Stroudsburg Cortland ..,...................... 2 East Stroudsburg .,.... ...... I October IO, 1941 ........ ..... Cortland ......... Oswego .......,. October 15, l94l ...... Cortland .... . . . Colgate, ., .....,. . Cortland 9 2 . Colgate 4 l October 18, l94l ..... . .Ithaca Cortland ....... ., 2 Cornell ..........., ....., I October 24, 1941 ....,... ..... C ortland Cortland ,........... . . . . . . . 2 Rochester University ..... .... 3 November 8, 1941 .....,.. . . . . . Ithaca Cortland ...................... I . . . 2 Ithaca College .................... O FROSI-I RECORD October 11, 1941 ..................., Syracuse Cortland ......................... O Syracuse ......... .... 1 November 1, 1941 ...... ...., I thaca Cortland Frosh ...... .... O Cornell Frosh ..................... I Coach Holloway, Peck, Yukie, Harrison, Farwell, Kristiansen, Stedge, Corbin, Schaeffer, Bantham, Alexander Vermilya, Stuhlrniller, Shevalier, Haylock, Kowalski, Springer, Myers, Mairs, Nostrant, Archard, Phelps, Galster Bridgeman Springer Shevalier BOOT 'EM, F ROSH Waye Mueller Yazak Rist Iohnson Armstrong Mason f67f ,,,v4,. i... ,.- ,.,. M ..., Coates Gfalster Phelps Sledge Vermilya Haylock Archard Mairs Stuhlrniller Kimball May Houck Fletcher Graybeal Schwartz Coach Mazula Coach Davis Fight Team Fight! December 6, 1941 . Cortland ....... lthaca .,....... SEASON'S RECORD ....,Cortland ......34 ..,.36 December 12, 1941 ,........ Olean Cortland ....... St. Bonaventure, December 13, 1941 Cortland ....... Fredonia ....... lanuary 8, 1942. . . Cortland ....... Oswego ....... lanuary 9, 1942. . . Cortland ....... St. Lawrence. . . lanuary 10, 1942.. Cortland ....... Clarkson ,..,... . .... 30 .... U38 .......Fredonia .... ..3l ......32 . . . . .Oswego ......36 ....31 . . . .Canton ....37 ......41 ........Potsdan'1 lanuary 17, 1942. Cortland ....... Alfred ......... lanuary 29, 1942 . Cortland ......... . . .Cortland .....46 .....49 ...Cortland ......41 Stroudsburg ,........... . . . 54 February 7, 1942. Cortland ...... Hartwick ..... February 9, 1942. . . . Cortland ..... U64 Stroudsburg Cortland .................. 32 Stroudsburg ..... .... ...... 6 0 February 21, 1942 .... . Cortland- ......... Mansfield ........ February 28, 1942 ..... Cortland ...... Oswego ......... March 7, 1942 .... ..... C ortland Cortland ...... Pine Camp .... .......44 .....39 F ROSH RECORD lanuar 17 1942 ......... Cortland Y 1 Cortland ....... ......29 Syracuse ...........,..... 54 1anuary 20, 1942 .......... Manlius Cortland ,... ..... ...... 4 1 Manlius ......... ...... 3 2 February 17, 1942 ......., Syracuse Cortland ......... ........ 2 7 Syracuse ........ ........ 5 7 February 20, 1942 ......, Cazenovia Cortland .................. 54 Cazenovia ................ 40 March 14, 1942 ..... Cortland ...... Cornell ..... February 21, 1942 Cortland ......... Morrisville ......... . . . Cortland ......55 ......29 . . . Cortland ......48 ....38 . . . Cortland ......41 .....35 February 28, 1942 .... Ithaca Cortland ......... ..... 4 4 Cornell ........ ....... 5 8 March 4, 1942 .... .Morrisville Cortland ..... . ..... 55 Morrisville ...,. ....... 6 3 March 7, 1942. . . . . .Cortland Cortland ..... ..,.. 6 1 Manlius ..... .... 2 7 . . . . .Cortland ........40 .....50 Coach Davis, Sullivan, Hannon, Found, Brown, Anderson, Haines, Page A Hase, Purcell, Reagan, Dietz, Walsh, Moiseichik '-kaaf Ak 0 Q 06 Y-bk Dow? 'SOP' X Cali. EA Andy Gains Top FRESHIVIAN SQUAD: Kuckens, Mueller, Bernard, Kleiber, Kimball, Herlehy Two! Waye, Sinclair, Tobin, Graybeal, May, Rist, Wagoner, Michaud Coach Mairs BASKETBALL SEASON 1941-1942 Veterans report to Carl Davis - - -.Sophomores promising - - - Injuries hamper progress - - - Strong defense and fast breaking offense effective - - - Slow start - - - Gallant home stretch drive adds luster to another hardwood season on the I-lill. FAST BREAKS, DAZZLING PASSES, ACCURATE SHOTS ' Golden Iubilee attraction - - - Cortland C345 Ithaca C365 - - - See-saw contest - - - Ander- son's goal just five seconds late - - - Moiseichik sets them up. Cortland C305 St. Bonaventure C385 - - - Oilers late drive decisive - - - Walsh and Franey pace setters - - - Cortland C315 Fredonia C325 - - - One hand push shot from mid-court sets hill- toppers down. The cold northland - - - Cortland C365 Oswego C315 - - - Initial victory - - - Poradosky and I-lase set pace - - - Cortland C375 St. Lawrence C415 - - - Ilarries drive late for edge - - - Hase and Moiseichik up for 11 and lO points respectively - - - Cortland C275 Clarkson C345 - - - Engineers garner 14 tallies in fourth stanza for nod. HOME Cortland C465 Alfred C495 - - - Davismen trail 41-30 at three-quarter mark - - - Page and Sullivan pass, dribble, and score in blistering fourth period drive. Cortland C415 Stroudsburg C545 - - - Dietz, Reagan, and Moiseichik feed brilliantly - - - Lead rangy, undefeated Pennsylvanians four times in fray - - - Pasko nets 23 in victory push. Cortland hits hoop consistently for 64-17 win over Hartwick - - - Fast break, accurate shoot- ing prove deadly. '5Andy hits for 16. Stroudsburg's Blitz subdues Cortland 60-32. Dietz halts Pasko - - - Brown cages eight tallies - - - Cortland C555 Mansfield C295 - - - Dietz, I-lase, Walsh, and Reagan dominate play. Cortland sinks Oswego 48-38 - - - Dietz drops 17 - - - Reagan excels in floor game - - - Captain Walsh leads Cortland to 44-39 victory over Pine Camp in finale - - - Last half attack brings victory. IN VICTORY AND DEFEAT Moiseichik sets them up - - - 5'Andy and I-lase pace attack - - - Dietz, Reagan, Found and Captain Walsh say au revoir to the 1-fill - - - Fast break, strong defense bring victories - - - Outlook bright - - - Prosperous years ahead. 70x April 25, 1941. . . 1 A! cr' 9 rif' rl Mansfield , . . sig. 19 W Mafia N I .sr fi? E .g W .2 May 3, 1941 ..... Cortland .... Hartwick .... May 7, 1941 ..,.. Cortland .... Oswego. . . May 9, 1941 .... Cortland .... Clarkson ,... S-t-T-f-T-T-I-k-C-. RECORD . . . Stroudsburg , Cortland ...... ...... O Stroudsburg .... ..... 7 April 26, 1941 .... Cortland .... . . . .Mansfield 5 ..6 . . .Cortland 4 ...1 . . .Cortland 9 7 . . . .Potsdam 1 ...15 May 10, 1941 ...... Cortland ....... . Canton ..1 St. Lawrence .... . . 9 May 14, 1941 ....... Cortland .... 1 Oswego .... May 17, 1941 ....... Cortland ....... . . . Oswego 1 2 Cortland . . 8 East Stroudsburg ........ 1 May 2O,. 1941 .....,. Cortland .... . . Mansfield .... May 24, 1941. . . Cortland .... Panzer ..,. May 28, 1941. . . Cortland .... Oneonta .... Cortland . .... 5 4 Cortland ..5 ..3 Oneonta ....11 ...12 BASEBALL SEASON 1941 At the dawn of the 1941 season, Chugger Davis was confronted with the task of dis- covering some heavy artillery and experienced hurlers. The Red Dragons were away to a slow start at the barrier. A garrison finish down the home stretch placed five of the eleven games on the right side of the ledger. Captain Dietz led season's attack - - - Page's theft of sixteen bases - - - Springer cops all Cortland victories - - - Bright and successful future ahead for Chugger's nine when the American pastime returns to the hilltop. f 1,-- : p ssasyi . A , .. A . - 4::,-mf'- . , . V., 11. My-. 4-ma... 1.1.-:.:.i v,1,,.i11z. :v:f,.1:v1-.1..:-i- -1.1.1.-wt. 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Albany State ........... 6 Colgate ...... Woertenclyke, McGee, Stuhlrniller, Bowser, Liquori Reicphert, Dr. MacNeil, Mazula, Phelps, Blatz Cortland ..2 ..3 Cortland ..8 ..1 Hamilton . . O 9 Contact Placement vf72f -k73t On YOUF MBTICS! TRACK RECORD April 28, 1941 ..... ..... R ochester QM Cortland .... ...... 2 7 FROSH RECORD y R h '. . . . . . .89 Oc estel April 23119131 ............ Rochester May 2, 1941 ..... ..... T I'SI'.t101'1 N ,.CO1'Eif3.,+-Mrff -g '--- -- -52 1 Cortland .... .... 3 8 1-2 1 V ,E53fjl2eSfefq - '-----4- -45 l lthaca ...... .... 5 6 1-2 X, 7 ' A' 7 Trenton ....., .... 3 7 A ,5IiijTER,CLASS Stroudsburg ........ 32 ,... n ' ' t I 4 - A -49 1-2 , . 'ig'-fresfmen .......... 48 1-2 Mayiltftiiii 1 Qi 5 5 5 531 'fihm r lSOPhOmOfeS- -- - - -15 1 Alfred .... .... 1 81 1-2 . H Semors A- '- ' 2 Ithaca. . . .... 50 :Jeff ' 1 Coach Holloway, Brown, Yukie, Circhirillo, McFee,,,Prescott, Kleiber, Coombs Vetter, Molnar, Dumas, Morris, Gorham Doug takes it in stride! Up and over! DICK McGEE SKI CLUB STUDENT MANAGER OF ATHLETICS Warsaw, New York's proud son, Dick, accepted grac- iously and willingly all the responsibilities, headaches, and successes of the Student Manager of Athletics. Setting new athletic schedules, publishing athletic programs, checking game expenses, hiring transportation and otticials, delegating trosh scrub assignments, and a few lesser administrative duties were the problems our little lrish friend returned to school to tace. 'little F. l. , as McGee is known to his classmates, always busy, moving from ottice to ottice, losing and find- ing notes, delegating authority, could always be seen smiling and had time to portray his whimsical Trish wit. To Dick McGee, we say x'Well done. The athletic program of 1941-42 was a joyous and ever interesting ex- perience for your schoolmates. ln spite of a crisis you came through nobly where guick action and split second coordination ot activities were the requirements of the job. Sullivan, Mazula, Miss Rodgers, Liguori, Rist, lohnson, Kristiansen, Mr. Holloway Miss Alway, Rasch, Tuthill, Mcliennan, Thies, LeClair, Cole Arthur, Reynolds, Pienkowski, Closs Holcombe, Hewitt, DuBarry Lowell, lorgensen, Knapp, Douglas, Phillips i'741lr QUGQZ ,wf QmOH4Ug5+UQf A Wx x S X M j dZE?WQ Q ff X! xx ff gg? ,E JW N J MX wyyw wXMwfM CWM ,fqf QA A Q W H 51 , U ' ni - M QW W. H. 'Nl-f 'n f M W u , xll Ny 5 X Y + Q Q, I7 X 7 xW wg ,- NX Www ,M N ,W 'W Xxu, x, 0' 1 Cne and only combination ot both General Course and Physical Education students results in lots of tun, lots ot Work. Vetter, Muth, Lux, Simmons, King, Collins, Gantert, Welker, Lindsey, North Birdsall, Conklin, Whitmore, Montgomery, Sernelisky, Phillips, Mattison Miss Porter, Miss Rodgers Ruff, Noller, Learn, Semelisky, head cheerleader, Haase, Maloney ln all kinds of weather cheering on to Victory! 176-Af l-TEELS DQWN, KNEES lN. These and other phrases can be heard as We ride around the ring. COn the good open road it is everyone for herself and the horse.J Lindsey, Tappan, McLaughlin, Kirkpatrick, MissRodgers, Montgomery, Driscoll, Cole, Hillman Williams, Ritiro, Zutelt, North, Thies, Kirkpatrick, lorgensen Arthur, Tappan, Miss Rodgers, Betteken Kelly, Puleo, Hillman, Galloway, Ward, Mattison, Dorko, lohnson, Weigel, Guignard Patterson, Vandercarnp,'LeClair, Lindsey King, Carey, Feucht, North, McKennan, lorgensen, Thies, Holcombe INDIAN LQVE CALL , a masterful production, which shows that Work and play can be combined for Worthy results. -A-78f My 1 I 25 -wr ,.,...,':,N .W-,,45.m.,i , wfwff V .::4g'fm.--..,w f- aww' .12,4f! .- H , I ,,,..,f, , J' f' +P V, 4, Q M 15:79-ir Watch the birdie Coaches at their best Stunts in the sky Ground - - - sticks In on the kill No hole in this racquet W7' V4 w5'i:- fe w 3 Ilowm ff W W Q M X, A ,LIT M ,, f Ai' ., I ,P 1 f' ' ,f 1, 1i?'f'iu I ,X a ,, 4 7 of If' ' X -' 1 'V hX 'l I M m 7 A X f , YV' Z! ' ' X 'limit flu .II , xx. R -. , ' ,, Q, X- M l 'N ll , i I Each and everyone of us has a star. There are enough to go around with some left over. This star is the outcome of those experiences we have acquired from following in the footsteps of those who know. L P z p 7 Greetings Busy Minds Young artists Time for play Yum! Yum! Physically tit 'Twas the night betore Christmas Helping the needy 'k83-A' TRAINING SCHOOL Today's children are toniorrow's leaders. We, the teachers, are responsible tor the type ol leader produced. We are leaders for them to tollow. This, a typical elementary school, has all of the aims which we are working tor: independence ot thought, tree- dom ot speech, originality in work, and sacritice tor our country. Their many activities ot the year illus- trate their eager enthusiasm to serve in the best pos- sible way. ln the beginning it was nickels and dimes tor their savings account with the TOO per cent banner to prove their earnestness. Then December 7, l94l -now the motive-tor defense. The ever-present pep and enthusiasm ot the Training School pupils has been directed toward assisting in the National War ettort. Pennies saved tor stamps and bonds - - - col- lection ot newspapers, toothpaste tubes, used postage stamps, and tin - - - symbolize the true spirit ot these young Americans. Leadership, ability and talent also have their place in this training school. Abilities, long con- cealed, Were unveiled in the fantastic operetta, Hansel and Gretel. Untiring ettorts ot all depart- ments were combined to make this production a memorable experience tor every spectator and participant. ,io M YY Q5 I i I. 5 T R X 5 ixgjx ,Q gl '-f if v C4 ' 2121351 0 f Ai T I i -7V1 'IJ- World conditions have not dampened the ardor, throttled the good Work ot this worthy organization, which hopes by its contributions to keep alive the heart beats ot democ- racy through the rhythms of music. Clyde Woertendyke, Arlene Welker, Paul Coombs Ross Phelps, Eloise Watherson, Eileen Ryan Ann Gordon, Miss Meyer, Connie Reynolds, Shirley Perkins Eloise Watherston, lean Merwin, Laurence Michaud MERWIN, MICHAUD, WATHERSTON: a most unusual com- bination. lean with her richly modulated Voice, Larry with a deep-moving baritone and Eloise with her versatile, nimble fingers. The three gave a superb performance tor those ot us who are not so fortunate. -k 84 if WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB MacDonald, Cross, Iohnson, Griffiths, Smith, Fuller, Monin, Satterly, Merwin M. Vormwald, Searle, Lowell, Post, Blirn, Price, Werner, Rurnsey, Vogt, Hoy Benedict, Miss Meyer, Hunter, Newins, Fish, Crandall, Greene Newell, Hood, Reynolds, Cole, Anthony, O'Hara, Thorne, Kenyon Davies, Babcock, Nelson, Brown, E.Vormwald, Reichel, Tuthill Vetter, Marvin, Ritiro, Coles, Tormey, Benton, Robards, Kirby, Galqocy Q24 L t N.. i K 1, f 85 t 2 gf A' -'L 1-1 :4Y?1 f- .Kwamc-Q 3' ,,. -.1 1,, S Q Q X XX -W. . Q Aw 1 x YS N,.. - X,-Q V1 f ,L ...M Q ...H s.. 342' em X V ' K6'Xf,f5'QE Nj, X fgf 7 f99W 1fo,iwP , eff W5 'X' ' -:aww .f-,mv , if ,n ,X .4 233-fi? BQ i 6-Q -, ',,a--17 ' .A -H -Xa M4 1 ,M-x-. - 1 5 HILLTOP MASQUE F2 ,ff ' OFFICERS Fall Spring PRESIDENT Whitney Corey ...,. Elizabeth Freeman VICE-PRESIDENT Douglas Brown .... Laurence Michaud SECRETARY Ruth Cooney ............ Martha Darn TREASURER Mark Whittleton ........ Menzo Brown HISTORIAN Virginia Gantert .... Elaine Wadsworth TECHNICAL STAFF Alice Jane Spencer, Robert Lewis Ann Connerton, Mary Stiles Menzo Brown, Tane Kiely MAKE UP: Slawson, Dunn, McKenna STAGING Kiely Brown Dies Osterhout Freeman Kuckens OFFICERS: Vormwald, Freeman, Cooney, Wadsworth Cfantert PRODUCTION Vorrnwalcl Kurilecz Lewis Tappan M1113 Dam, Brown' Spencer Cooney , ks X X X x X 'X X X M N: Sir 3254 ,N S I f. -Q Af. fs! :. :. v 'X X .R 5:6-:N .XM N? -M X 5' 4 Q xx 3 . lb ,4- Rav is 3 .4 bg lm! Q mm Q l l IEE 4. + 1 Q F5 s '.....- W W2 25 ng 1 ,1Q1p..,gg,, 1 2 -5 ..... ,, , . 4 Pa 32 A u 21:4-1515 9.55. N 1 Q X ik E az. n- E s +89wf DANCE GROUP Wolek, Guignard, Thies, Knapp Snyder, Puleo, Larsen, Monin Barber, Phillips, Weglinski, Galloway Irene Weglinski Tuthill, Guignard, Phillips Yes, We all know how to clanoe, in our several fashions -but tew of us can reflect life's moments ot intensest mean- ing in the art of the dance. Here we show you a group who have proved again and again that they are artists. RQ Q 1 r . 72152 1 A.C.E. Through the guidance of the executive committee and the board of the Association ot Childhood Education, the general course students have glimpsed the high standards to be 'lfollowedu tor the betterment of childhood education. Hoy, Ruland, McKinney, O'Neil, Thorne, Searle, Olmsted, Miss Smith T Hun, Wegimsla, Whitmore, Birclsall, Found Dwyer, Mrs. Kane, Ward, Miss Alway, Reagan, Coates A.A.H.P.E.R. The guiding light tor the physical education students. More than that-their meetings are occasions tor business mixed With pleasure. 'gl' EXECUTIVES X ALPHA BETA Q Q We WW my fl 7 46 ez s fl My V X ,Q .ff Q Q b?2ib 1' I f .if ,WWW 'M-:Wy 'biv' F ln this honor society we tincl those who have 'ltollowedn to the best of their ability. lust trailing along W fioient for them. Noth' as not sut- inq less than th ' e best is their ni otto. Semelisky Mazula Dr. Sawyer Walsh Thorne Pease Pienkowski, Blatz Lowell -k92i' -kd 93 41. SKETCH CLUB T ??4'?S 7?'?'o3l , . -vu 4 1 l-.'.'ap f f' t sit-?a ' 53 G. 91 rt f 1. l of e r M r H X f tgazgefg tb X ,fa ,f J 3 JF ii L-j , f ' ,Z,.4.1'Lf he-f-tfffeffwfv - fflwjf f f Q25 J Cmflwf 'A.6i-fu'-C ,ii-Fi !3'ZfLf.,1.fz J Q- . f-9' bibgf 7 Gardner f Hoy M5 Lowry Warner Clark Roberts Newell Cross O'Hara Vetter Through Mr. LoWry's guidance, the Mable students of Cortland Normal are given a chance to further their tal- ent. 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IlHW DIDASCALEION Spring has come at last and so has the 'lDid -that which we all look forward to. l-lard work and fun are equally balanced to make this year book. Tuesday night meetings in the new art room of the Training School. Helene tearing around with her camerag Phil asking about sororities and traternitiesg Marge, Nancy, Tom, and Ed draw- ing awayg Betty and Shirley supervising All the rest of the statt always had much to do, but willingly. We all put everything we had into it so that you would approve. Now it's out-signatures to lind, things to write with rnuch scratching of pens. lt is tor you! We hope you like it! ' Elizabeth McLaughlin Shirley Semelisky lrene Weglinski Martha Mattison Dr. N. W. Sawyer Lucille Betteken lack Sinclair 1.-96k DID STAFF Co-Editors BETTY MCLAUGHLIN SHIRLEY SEMELISKY Literary Editor DORIS BOYSON ALPHONSE LIOUORI Photography IRENE WEGLINSKI Senior Editor DOROTHY STAS Organization Editor NESTA STEPHENS Snapshot Editor MARTHA MATTISON Assistants HELENE NEWELL ARLAND VANDENBURG Women's Sports BETTY LOWELL RUTH PHILLIPS Fraternity Editor PHYLLIS CLOCK LUTES Men's Sports ROBERT VERMILYA Training School WANDA PIENKOWSKI Art Staff EDWARD WALSH, Editor Assistants THOMAS YUKIE NANCY CROSS DORIS O'HARA RUTH WIESENDANGER MARIORIE HITCHCOCK VERA DuBARRY Clerical Work MARY BUTTINO Business Manager TACK SINCLAIR Advertising Staff LUCILLE BETTEKEN, Manager MENZO BROWN RICHARD MCLEAN RUTH MONTGOMERY DORIS JOHNSON RITA KIRBY ir Boyson Liquori Buttino Stas Stephens Wiesendanger Haight Walsh DuBarry Yukie O'Hara Pienkowski Vermilya Lowell Phillips Vandenburg Newell Mattison Betteken Sinclair Brown Kirby ll ll lt'stl1e Far Northland Scrorrhes wand... l lI'l'l2S rufer' T 1 ww, 453 ,N Q JL if S' fxb if f M Q fx m X 1 I ,QW 'X ,X W ' m uff 4 Q 1745 J WK , I ' f XS' fd X f Rb K my 2 Q IW A K Q 1,6 X '11 www f K! wwf Z Y Q 'W 1 4 UW 1 F! M I x ' Q X If Qi? Am. 4 '1 X X W l X , X H M A WNW 9 ff , 91 I I JL if - .1 Q -Q no 1 X9 f' y-Hi' XIX vw ff mx X SNK! gf! f A M , it NN N Q 3 Q Q0 R f X My A XX ' ii Wf ,f ' , So J X U . Q n X O., + 0, A: 0 km o , 1 , va Y, I . o 0 4 -Oo '90 I O 'AP ooo X ,fb 0 GPs 'X CCE S 7' Qs OO D . Xt O x F u O K2 N' K - Q - 0 Q '- N9 qx'ooAc:5'fE, M D .fo J o 0 0 5 R vo I O XO! Q I kg oa - X 0909 X ML eip K! Agonian Sorority OFF ICEHS FIRST SEMESTER I S Ph llis Lutes ' Y President ..... ..... I Anne Kuppel - - - j Marie Benton Vice president .,.. . . . Z Eileen Ryan Treasurer .......... . .. .... Doris O'Hara Recording Secretary. .... Eigiiiggglebbard Corresponding Secretary. . .Carolyn Colway SECOND SEMESTER President ...,..... . ..,....... Edna Backus Vice-president ,.... .... . . . .Betty Price Treasurer ........... . .... Barbara Babcock Recording Secretary ...... . .... Helen Kovas Corresponding Secretary. Carolyn Colway HCNORARY MEMBER Mrs. Gladys Hunt DIQQAKQ TA-A fl!!! l N-1 00000 Ji, X293 gr 1 Yflllril V' Y ? MEMBERS SENIORS Edna Backus Marie Benton Ednajane Davies ludith Dicker Frances Fish Bernice Greene Anne Kuppel Ruth Lovejoy Phyllis Lutes Katherine McKenna Doris O'Hara Betty Price Shirley Rowland IUNIORS Lois Bender Myrtle Burns Doris Dies Florence Hebbard Eileen Ryan SOPHOMORES Barbara Babcock Carolyn Colway Ann Connerton Helen Kovas FRESHMEN Kathleen Chely Beatrice Emerick, Barbara Feucht losephine Hughes Dorothy King Elynor Thompson Betty Wheeler PLEDGES Marcia Ayers lean Benedict Matilda Burke Marian Cargill Arlene Cathers lane Furey Florence Hess Barbara Kiermaier Mary Lattimore lane McDonald lane Maloney Alice Newton Lorna O'Hara Mildred Robords Patricia Ryan Barbara Stanford Eloise Watherston NO MARSHMALLOWS? ' HEAVY CONCENTRATION Furey, Feucht, King, Ernerick, Hughes, Ryan, Burke Babcock, Burns, Kovas, Bender, Colway, Lovejoy, Ryan WHATS COOKIN7 ANTICIPATICDN Kuppel, Connerion, Thompson, Greene, Price, Luies, Newton, Kiermaier, Chely, Wheeler, Dicker, Benton, Fish, Davies, Rowland McDonald, Benedict ,XWLZIOYFWY S t101-A' LEISURE AROUND THE IUTE BOX Bean, Mott, Tones, North, Whitmore, Knapp, Holcombe, Finch, Haviland, Ritiro, Betteken, Tappan, Werner, Fiester, Montgomery Muth, Vormwald, Mattison, Rinalclo TIME FOR TEA V FOR VICTORY Cole, McLaughlin, Hillman, Dunn, Slawson, Thorne, Kirkpatrick, Blim, Silco, Iorgenson, Shannon, Brisbin, Huber, Mrs. Seymour, Hewitt, Ioiner, Reagan Reichel, Spaulding, Driscoll, Pienkowslci Jw' L' ' ' L.-J Lf C WA , Jzzfoyrafv zs f102ir SECOND SEMESTER Alpha Delta Sorority -L I E QA' ff luuuiti O V iv s 0 ole? .Est I LL MEMBERS SENIORS Lucille Betteken Mary Driscoll Dorothy Hewitt Betty Huber Martha Mattison Betty McLaughlin Wanda Pienkowski Doris Slawson Frances Tappan Lena Thorne Mary Vormwald IUNIORS Gladys Billings Eleanor Cole Betty Dunn Marilyn loiner lean Knapp Ruth Montgomery FRESHMEN Shirley Brisbin Betty Fiester Sophie Finch Ednaruth Haviland Dorothy lorgensen Carol Kirkpatrick Janice Mott Marian Reichel loy Spaulding PLEDGES Barbara Bean Carol Gedney lessie Hillman Mary Means Erika Muth Carmella Rinaldo Virginia Ritiro Hazel Shannon Blanche Snyder lanet Whitmore SOPHOMORES Mary Blim l une Holcombe Virginia Tones Natalie North Helen Reagan Irene Silco Elaine Werner -If 103 A' OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President ................. Martha Mattison Vice-president ........... Ruth Montgomery Recording Secretary ......... Marilyn loiner Corresponding Secretary ........ Betty Dunn Treasurer .............,... lanet Whitmore Assistant Treasurer. . . .... Mary Driscoll Historian ...,... . . . ..... Natalie North Marshalls .... ........ l June Holcombe 42 Irene Silco President .... 4 .,,......... Betty McLaughlin Vice-president .............. Dorothy Hewitt Recording Secretary ..... Wanda Pienkowski Corresponding Secretary .....,. lean Knapp Treasurer ................ Assistant Treasurer. . . . . Historian ......... . Marshalls .... . .Mary Driscoll .Blanche Snyder . .Tune Holcombe Mary Blim Helen Reagan by Aretlnusa Sorority ooo o FIRST SEMESTER I 1 2 it lf' . if I L O X Q President Shlrley Semelisky ll Vice presldent Elizabeth Post MEMBERS SENIORS Ruth Guignard Frances Hullman Mildred Maynard lean Merwin Elizabeth Post lane Rasch Mary Riley Shirley Semelisky Beth Tormey IUNIORS Marion Arens Ellen Baxter Susan Zimmerman SOPHOMORES Isabel Cavallo Isabel Fenclrick PLEDGES loan Bean Martha Dam Helen Kurilecz Alice Metrick lane McKennan Mary lane McNabb Claire Rurnsey Carol Steele MY TURN ON THE RUN Mcliennan, Fendrick, Kaczmarek, Post, Gardiner, Rasch, Rumsey, Steele, McNabb, Arens Cavallo ' 4 A STUDY IN BLACK AND WHITE POSINI? Riley, Maynard, Merwin, Semelisky Baxter, Hullman, Clark, Zimmerman, Tormey Jzzfoyfafnl S flosf TIME TO RELAX I'LL STAY Frohe, Corbin, Federico, Yukie, Farwell, McLean Mueller, Corey, Alexander, Bantharn, Munay, Auguqliaro, Stuhlmiller OUTDOOR BOYS Walsh, Reagan, Vermilya HARMONY Found, Coates, Dietz McGee, lohnson, Kuckens, Page, Rist Mairs, Phillips Kimball, Archard we-.iffy cf QS vf106vf Beta Phi Epsilon Fraternity . We SENIORS Edward Coates Laurens Dietz Clarence Found Louis Mairs Richard McGee Murray Phillips Buel Reagan Robert Vermilya Edward Walsh IUNIORS Whitney Corey Robert Federico Leo Frohe Warren Jones Richard McLean John Murray Robert Stuhlmiller Butler Sullivan MEMBERS SOPHOMORES Carl Alexander Merrill Archard Edmund Augugliaro Harry Bantham Richard Corbin Gail Farwell Thomas Yukie FRESHMEN Gerald Armstrong Sidney Graybeal Kenneth lohnson Robert Kimball lohn Kuckens Fritz Mueller . Arnold Rist Charles Schwartz Daniel Yazak PLEDGES Donald Fletcher Glenn Fredenburg Alfred Kleiber MEN IN SERVICE Hal Chase Warren Tones Charles Legg Simon Molnar Lawrence Schaffer Harold Wilson OFF ICEBS FIRST SEMESTER President ...........,....... Laurens Dietz Vice-president ............. Murray Phillips Corresponding Secretary ...,..... Leo Frohe Recording Secretary ........ Whitney Corey Treasurer ........... .... R ichard McGee SECOND SEMESTER President ................,.... Louis Mairs Vice-president .............. Edward Walsh Corresponding Secretary .... Clarence Found Recording Secretary ...,..... Edward Coates Treasurer ...........,... Robert Stuhlrniller Clionian OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President ...... .......... .,... I ean Cross Vice-president .......... Alice lane Spencer Recording Secretary ......... Shirley Bailey Corresponding Secretary ....,.. Nancy Cross Treasurer ..... ............... C arol Searle SECGND SEMESTER President .........,.......... Carol Searle Vice-president .........., Gladys Campbell Recording Secretary ..... Margaret Salisbury Corresponding Secretary ..., Dorothy Arthur Treasurer ................ Virginia Gantert GRAND OFFICERS President ..............,..... Doris Boyson Vice-president. . . .... lean Cross Secretary ...... .... C arol Ruland Treasurer ..,. .... I ean Lockwood Teller ...... .... S hirley Bailey Sorority J fv K . A425 pam v6Ll 61-5 N0 I PAA - r 1 W5 IZ 'W 14, of as MJ, 162 Alrbbhf J 414, fffrayfv is-,,o9'4'o Q 9 P1 0 4 N 5 QQ101' MEMBERS SENIORS Shirley Bailey Doris Boyson lean Cross Nancy Cross Neoma lohnson lean Lockwood Adajane Mills Margaret O'Neil Carol Ruland IUNIGRS Ruth Butler Gladys Campbell Marian Cummings Rita Kirby Ruth O'Dea Carol Searle Alice lane Spencer SOPHOMORES Dorothy Arthur Virginia Gantert Betty Griffiths Marcia Hollister Dorothy Learn Mary Lou MacDonald Margaret Salisbury Alice Ward FRESHMEN Roberta Baker Lucille Carey Barbara Kelly PLEDGES Patricia Demo Geraldine I arnes Norma Morris Dorothy Rich lane Roberts loan Ruff Ioyce Ruff Eileen Shannon 1-lO8'k FUN ON A RAIL DOUBLE OR NOTHING Morris, Ruff, Roberts, Carey, Kelly, Baker Learn, Arthur, Boyson, Bailey, MacDonald ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON SMOOTH AS SILK Searle, Butler, Kirby, Campbell, Cummings, Spencer Salisbury, Lockwood, O'Neil, Cross, Ruland, Ruff, Ward Arfoyigfprzfnv is yu, 'tis l 1-'11 ' 'vm i ' . 'Gm ' lol ' ----ue . . - J 2,-,,...zrt 32 s.-.-c'i.Q.-ov-gr - s CONTENTMENT Murphy, Michaud, Coombs ENTHUSIASM V A Brown, Smith, Coccitti, Osterhout, 173, V Iyyf.-sf'f i nfl! Milf! ffvlflfrvk Ji fl ' ffjfJf 'A-mf -1 . 1- I f 't'f ,N fir! 'N ff rv V Yhtivqy-Aghfik-F 'ADAM fm 1 N 1. a.- NU .' t1 Q. , .1 1 U U ' I K' 'L if '14 tr J-91- ' R , I ,V,. U ,J . , ff, - awk! HN ,f ,Q-.-fi' ,Al,,'fll'V -V 1 jg J , 'fllbfxviii ,J V fl .,, :fl vi t A ,, dj V h ,W ft jeffffrfsirrf J 1 ' .Lil ,I Lil J, f, ff kvfy f I, X ..-'f' ' 2' 4' f 5 fi ,ar Q, if V ,: fV' f f ' J 71 V ' fn! x' ,j ff: I 1 I :fy HVE TIME Liquori, Latino, Bridgeman, Along, Neamon The official life of the Delta Kappa Fraternity has been suspended for the duration of the War. For the cozy fireplace, its members have accepted the campfire, for the alarm clock, they have accepted the bugle, and for the fraternity house, they have accepted the pup-tent. How- ever, in peace or in war, they will continue to live in spirit, and its members will carry on with the same loyalty, determination, and cooperation with Uncle Sam which they exhibited at Cort- land State. Some day, when the White doves of peace again are flying, the Kappa men throughout the world, God Willing, will return to take up again the Work of their choosing. lt is then, that We hope, We pray, yes We know that Delta Kappa will again rise from the yet warm ashes of brotherly love, cooperation, and mutual understanding to unite the seemingly heterogeneous parts into a compact body of ex-service and ex-Kappa men who will again take an active part in Cortland State's affairs. -111104, Delta Kappa Fraternity 5 H um V. MEMBERS SENIORS Tracy Ashley Alphonse Liquori David Murphy IUNIORS Ioseph Along Donald Bridgeman Menzo Brown Paul Coombs SOPHOMORES George Candreva I oseph Latino HONORARY MEMBERS Donald Bintz Anthony DeRosa -kill-if PLEDGES Louis Basile Thomas Coccilti Iack Hannon Harold Hunter Francis Osterhout Iohn Polanko MEN IN SERVICE Vincent Blaslg Thomas McDermott Leon Neamon Leo O'Brien Angelo Ross Clifton Ross Ioseph Smith Bernard Tobin OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President .............,..... Tracy Ashley Vice-president ...... .... D avid Murphy Treasurer ........... ..,.. P aul Coombs Recording Secretary ......,. Robert Harrison Corresponding Secretary .,.... Menzo Brown SECOND SEMESTER President .,..........,.,.... David Murphy Vice-president .... ...,.. I oseph Latino Treasurer ......,,....... George Candreva Recording Secretary ........ Robert Harrison Corresponding Secretary ...... Menzo Brown S Qx g L R Qi l f y KZDELTAI X ' CAMP No.5 +41 E- cr if J ' if M R Clpm' 8 -kwa-f 'P-o-o if-lu,-f aa... ,. 1--.. ' an-Al , . up ' r IQ u.-CHU..-4-+,v-v,r - CONTENTMENT Murphy, Michaucl, Coombs ENTHUSIASM nw Brown, Smith, Coccitti, Osterhout, Levsfis, gf 1 n fJ!frvi.L4 flip 'fy .f J'f1- ' MW 'K .. t fffifisi of I i f' Q , 1 'QW J A it w K A .,,, , ' it., lil F II A 'I .1 gt! tj i f n,!a.f' --' J fx, I fl 3-My 4:!!:tffl.i,,QTT l . ,, , -JJ: KM l,.Lf:i,-,rf it P it-.6 ya trftlfiiggs .es i ,KJ 'af ' - ff'-r 'i--f' ,N kg A,j,,o nf .lf ,- i- 'f' t 'F fkf 7 f if 'I fl ' if fjf r f-,rj K 'l Aff! Aj HVE TIME Liquori, Latino, Bridgeman, Along, Neamon The official lite of the Delta Kappa Fraternity has been suspended for the duration of the War. For the cozy fireplace, its members have accepted the camptireg for the alarm clock, they have accepted the bugle, and for the fraternity house, they have accepted the pup-tent. How- ever, in peace or in War, they will continue to live in spirit, and its members will carry on with the same loyalty, determination, and cooperation with Uncle Sam which they exhibited at Cort- land State. Some day, when the white doves of peace again are flying, the Kappa men throughout the World, God Willing, will return to take up again the work of their choosing. It is then, that We hope, we pray, yes We know that Delta Kappa will again rise from the yet warm ashes of brotherly love, cooperation, and mutual understanding to unite the seemingly heterogeneous parts into a compact body of ex-service and ex-Kappa men who will again take an active part in Cortland State's affairs. 4fl1O-pf iclllak Delta Kappa Fraternity f t OFFICERS MX FIRST SEMESTER wif. President .....,........,.... Tracy Ashley Vice-president .... .David Murphy Treasurer ..........,........ Paul Coombs MEMBERS SENIORS Tracy Ashley Alphonse Liguori David Murphy J UNIORS Joseph Along Donald Bridgeman Menzo Brown Paul Coombs SOPHOMORES George Candreva Joseph Latino HONORARY MEMBERS Donald Bintz Anthony DeRosa PLEDGES Louis Basile Thomas Coccitti Jack Hannon Harold Hunter Francis Osterhout John Polanko MEN JN SERVICE Vincent Blask Thomas McDermott Leon Neamon Leo O'Brien Angelo Ross Clifton Ross Joseph Smith Bernard Tobin Recording Secretar y ........ Robert Harrison Corresponding Secretary ...... Menzo Brown SECOND SEMESTER President ........ Vice-president ...... ...... J oseph Latino Treasurer ,..... David Murphy George Candreva Recording Secretary ........ Robert Harrison Corresponding Secret W X gg, us. AR Y Egg' 4 CAMP No.5 ,A .7 -un- f 1 'K -:Q ,l f My ', ary ...... Menzo Brown X xl lf : Exif! - 57 2 se t 2 x X 1 'm t I ,Il X LIFE OF EASE WHO'S WINNING? Birclsall, Reynolds, Wriqhter, Green, Ryan, Cobane, Iohnson, Hunter, Felter, Griffiths, Anthony, Lux, Barker, Patterson, Kirkpatrick, Fox, Collins, Grover Newins, Lybolt, Closs, Weigel, Wiesendanger LAST COURSE LET'S GO Frazer, Crandall, Monin, Perkins, Dwyer, Bricetti, Williams, Noller, Newell, Kinsman, Schwobel, Collins, 4 TKFAW Dana, Zufelt, Hoffman, Larsen Lindsay, Humes, Buttino, Harter, DuBarry, Weglinsjlwiifb ,QW ,511 ,yfgj ff I 51' pffkffffyifg ff' . H. if M . , W WW W !f,wf,ff3l'j2ffff if 'J' wfo Way as , ,ff , ff - r 1' vm! ' ,iw ' j . I mf as ft GMP ,Miz gf yr J f' r JV' GV , I W 6 A ff if I JW' -A-112i Nu Sigma Chi Sorority M . was .ig N 34 . I IVF ' ' f MEMBERS SENIORS Virginia Barker Mary Buttino Teresa Collins Vera L. DuBarry Irene Weglinski Ruth Wiesendanger I UNIORS Margaret Biggs Lillian Birdsall Esther Briccetti Edith Cobane Marian Felter Betty Iane Fox Margaret I-larter Doris Iohnson Louise Kirkpatrick Sylvia Larsen Ann Lybolt Helene Newell Shirley Perkins Doris Pope Connie Reynolds Gertrude Ryan Ioan Williams SOPHOMORES Mary Anthony Betty Dwyer Betty Lindsay Carol Monin Ruth Schwobel Rosemary Williams Iean Wrighter i113-Af FRESHMEN ' Mary Collins Alice Green Frances Grover Marjorie Kinsman Edith Lux Patricia Mack Leyta Newins Claire Nollei Patricia Patterson PLEDGES Marjorie Bremiller Genevieve Closs Marjorie Crandall Eleanor Dana Ellen Frazer Gladys Griffiths Louise Hoffman Carol Nafis Ruth Weigel Sabina Wolek Helky Ylinen Doris Zufelt OF F ICEBS FIRST SEMESTER - Irene Weglinski President ............ Ruth Wiesendanqer - 4 - S Teresa Collins Vice president. . . . . . Esther Briccem Recording Secretary ...... 5 Jgefggtixlliglgftggs Corresponding Secretary. Iljljazrgigel-YSL r Treasurer ............... Louise Kirkpatrick SECCND SEMESTER President ................. Vera L. DuBarry Vice-president .............. Lillian Birdsall Recording Secretary ....... Connie Reynolds Corresponding Secretary .... Betty Iane Fox Treasurer ................... Doris Iohnson up Q, it x fi 1 Theta Phi Sorority OF FICEBS FIRST SEMESTER President .................... Ruth Phillips Vice-president ....... .... H elen Cash Recording Secretary ...,...... Polly Sammis Corresponding Secretary ...... Ruth Cooney Treasurer ..,............., Thelma Douglas SECOND SEMESTER President .................... Helen Steed Vice-president ....... ...... R uth Cooney Recording Secretary .......... Olga Conklin Corresponding Secretary. Elaine Wadsworth Treasurer .....,........ Jacqueline Thomas Grand President. . . ...... lean Weegar fm ' Q ,V ' 1 N A' MEMBERS SENIORS Roberta Houghton Eleanor Tenkins Ruth Phillips Mildred Squires Helen Steed Virginia Vetter Elizabeth Vormwald lean Weegar TUNIORS Helen Cash Olga Conklin Thelma Douglas Naomi Hunter Polly Sammis Carolyn Stafford Jacqueline Thomas Elaine Wadsworth ! it .9 SOPHOMORES Ruth Cooney Betty Dorko Irma Galgocy Ruth Plume Vinette Simmons Phyllis Smith Arlene Welker F RESHMEN Dorothy Ahern Beth Breen Janet Pratt Genevieve Vetter PLEDG-ES Dorothy Brant Bernice Brown Frances Fellows Mary Frazee Margaret Haase Jeanette Hagen Gladys Helmer Norma LaBelle Antoinette Lalla lone Lottridge lanice Marvin Carolyn Morell Betty Nelson Carolyn Schmersa Lillian Stafford Marian Turnbull Alice Warner Eleanor Wilson ul' l 114 -k Brown, Turnbull, Marvin, Lottridqe, Warner, Aherne, Squires, Conklin, Helmer, Pratt, Wilson I Morell, Galqocy, Smith, Frazee, Wadsworth, Phillips, HAVE YOU HEARD THIS ONE? IT HAPPENED THIS WAY Hunter, Ienkins, Nelson, Welker, Simmons, Thomas Breen CREAM OR LEMON? LADIES IN WAITING Sammis, Cooney, Schmersal, Dorko, Weegar, Brant Plume, Douglas Steed, Vetter WW I i4gf,i , fy , C , yy, ' , -44-eff f 1 ' M J' J I H UWINJTM UMJV ' li. UQ is Jjww. t i, H-5,55-ff' vvll 'M I r if it ,fi f I ff-efeff of o I Jfyulx I FQJWJXF UVM! 'I' KJJA A ,aw w' f gf 'M kill ff -kll5-A' ull' . -+ si? 5,41 K fI47Q1':f fi fliizaffbk 1 ' ,- ' KVA. Lia L Q 1..-:P if :,-TM, pi:-Q. wk, v 0? 4 5 .1 QQ My Vries Linger +117-k VW mfr,- hug' 1--.,,,,,,,J' The Years May . AA ' A f i , A .su 2' ,fm ,mg ,g, Q, Mm 1 ' ,I - y, f .. 'gi In ' f n' f J 7 11 'W . .VV E .HQ .ff Wm ,,...,, , gqavw v z.:-:1-- , ir f 'Eff A 5.1. 1422:-5-1 0 bm A. ,, 'inf ,,, . ,.,-.5 ' ' V M api: avi, ' 1 . 1.53493 ' In v,'. c, E 2 4 1 1 ws? fi f A A., 1 Miss Drexel Mrs. Thurber Miss Kane MISS DREXEL, MRS. TI-IURBER, and MISS MARY KANE: busy fingers on the run carrying on the business of this professional school. Iust one glance in the door sees Miss Drexel at her typewriter, Mrs. Thurber at the file, and Miss Kane ably assisting. 'k1k'lr'k'A lr'A'ak'A A A'ir'A k1l k1l'i1uk'ki k'kir1l A k'k'kir'A ki'i'i'1k'k'k'k'kal kal k Afnowfedymenf We should like to extend our sincere apprecia- tion to Mr. Lowry for his able guidance in our art Workg to Tom Yukie, as an underclassrnan, for his magnificient drawings, especially those cartoonsp to Mr. Frederick Knapp, our photographer, to Helene Newell as student photographer taking all the Senior informals, to Mr. Ward, of the Ithaca Engraving Co. for his untiring efforts and inexhaustible suggestions, to Mr. Carmody and l'Ernie Desroches for their work at the Cortland Standard Printing Co. As to the finished product, it is the result of the combined efforts of our cooperative staff With these capable individuals. -A-120-A' ga frofzize uf' MU6PfiS6l'S A Alpert's ................. .... Avalon Diner, The ..... B Bill Bros ...... ......... Burgess Clothing Co. .... , . . . . . C Calabro s ......... .... .... Cary's Restaurant ..., Charles Restaurant ,.... Chocolate Shop, The. . . Cortland Laundry, The .....,. , . . . . . Cortland Savings Bank .......,.,.... .... Cortland Standard Printing Co., lnc. ...... . . Cortland Stote Bookstore ..... . . , . . . . Cosmos Hill Farm ......., .... Crescent Corset Co. ...... . . . . D Dorn s Grill .,.. .,.. .... Dunn, A. T. Co... Dwyer Studio ..... ....... .... F First National Bank ........ .... Fraternities and Sororities. . . . . . G Grand Union Co. ........, . . . . H Harrington Bros. .......... . . . . Harris Dry Cleaners .... Home Dairy Co. ..... . Hotel Cortland ............ .... T Imperial Tavern .......... lthaca Personal Loan ..... ..,. Ithaca Sport Shop, The ..... .... K Karmelkorn ............... .... Knapp, C. Frederick ....... .... L Leonards... ....... . . . . 75? M Macies Drug Store ...,.... Marian Margaret lce Cream Marine Midland Trust Co.. . McAdams, C. E. ......... . McGraw and Elliott. . . Midland Farms, lnc. .... . Mohican Market ......,... Montgomery Ward 81 Co.. . Munson, H. C .... ,........ N NeWberry's .,.... . . . Nye's Drug Co ..........., O Olds' Brownbilt Shoe Store. P Palace Star Laundry, The. . Payne Bros. .,....,...... . Penney, l. C. Co. ...,.... . R Recreation Alleys .......... S Sarvay Shoe Co. ....,. . Sears, Roebuck and Co ..... Shaw and Boehler .... Stafford, Ray ,... . . . Sullivan's ..... ,...... T Tavern, The ..... . . . Tioknor's ..,.... Tyler, L. C. Co. ......... . . V Varsity Barber Shop ....... Varsity Cigar Store ..... Victory Restaurant ......... W Wadsworth's Flower Shop. . Wickwire Bros., lnc .,... . . . Wilkins-Castle-Wilkins ,.... Willcox, Spiegle ...... Wiltsie, G. H.. . . Stores 'kl2l'k Cary's Restaurant and Soda Fountain Home ot Good Food 106 MAIN STREET PHONE 1988 yor Dzzufious Jwcessifies SODAS LIGHT LUNCHES CANDY asusnxf ALWAYS GLAD TO SERVE YOU the chocolate shop Make Alpert's Your Headquarters for everything in Diamonds-Watches-Iewelry and Repairs We are always at your service ALPEBT?s IEWELERS-OPTICIANS 63 MAIN STREET Compliments of The ahmfn A SMART PLACE TO MEET YOUR FRIENDS CALABRO 'S First Class Shoe Repairing ALL WORK GUARANTEED 10 Court Street, Cortland, N. Y. THE HIGH SPOT OF ANY PARTY SPlEGLE WILLCOX and His Orchestra MUSIC AS YOU LIKE IT ,.122f Congratulations ond Best Wishes to Class ot 1942 with Whom ossooiotjon hos been so pfeosont C. FREDERICK KNAPP PHOTO GRAPHER 4O MAIN STREET ----- CORTLAND, NEW YORK CQMPLIMENTS Fresh Flowers OF for all occasions Sullivan? CORRECT FASHION SPECIALISTS Q1 UP TO THE MINUTE .F OR THE RIGHT MOMENT WE GROW OUR OWN SHAW Sz BOEI-II..ER Cortland's Telegraph Florists Compliments ot OLDS' BROWNBILT SHOE STORE 65 Main Street X-RAY SI-IOE FITTERS Dr. Scholl's Foot Comfort Service i123-k SUCCESS to the Class of 1942 Footwear is o very important from, especially to those who are active and have things to accomplish. The Sarvay Shoe Company is equipped to fit feet properly in a large variety of styles for dress or pro- fessional wear. We remenber with pleasure dealings with Normal School students and faculty over a period of forty-seven years. SARVAY SHOE COMPANY 13-15 CENTRAL AVENUE Compliments Quality Foods . . HHAOR PERSCNAI- LOAN Mohican Market NC l MAIN ST. CORTLAND CORNER MAIN and PORT WATSON PAINT HEADQUARTERS Complete Water Color and Oil Color Lines for Art Work H.C.MUNSON IOS Main St. Phone 624 MAGAZINES TOBACCO VARSITY CIGAR STORE VISIT OUR NEW MILK BAR DAIRYLEA ICE CREAM CIGARS BILLIARDS -k1241k MARINE MIDLAND TRUST CO. THE OLDEST BANK IN CORTLAND COUNTY Every Banking Facility MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION IMPERIAL TAVERN SPAGHETTI EAT AT THE MEAT BALLS I'IOT SAUSAGES ALL KINDS BEVERAGES I C Dance to the Orchestra f GEORGE MTTCHINSON R E U N T Corner Port Watson and Pomeroy St. 168 Port Watson N EWBERRY'S 5c-IOC-25c Store 47 Main Street Loose Leaf Fillers File Cards and Indexes Tablets Manila Folders Pencils Loose Leaf Covers We carry a complete line of TOILET GOODS and NOTIONS ITEMS VARSITY BARBER SHOP I-IAIRCUT-25 CENTS 30 Groton Avenue Mitchell B. Carroll Floyd E. Wadsworth COSMOS HILL FARM MILK AND CREAM Telephone 857 COMPLIMENTS OF Hotel Cortland GHHLL AND EUFFEE SHUP -k1259f 'One -of the Greatest Clothing Stores of the State THE SPORT SHOP ' ITHACA, NEW YORK College Men 'S Heodquorfefs for UNIVERSITY STYLED CLOTHINGf . . FURNISHINGS . . SPORTS WEAR . . ATHLETIC APPAREL and SPORTS EQUIPMENT THE svom SHOP THE UNUSUAL DRUG STORE At the Foot of the Hill PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS MGORAW 81 ELLIOTT Compliments ARMELKORN AMERICA'S FAVORITE CONFECTION WILKINS - OASTLE -WILKINS BIS THRIFTY DRY CLEANERS QUALITY CLEANING at lowest prices in town TWO STORES 6 N. MAIN ST. 6 TOMPKINS ST. Com plefe SPORTS EQUIPMENT O Sears, Roebuck 8c Co. I. PINNEY COMPANY, lneuporaled EXTENDS GREETINGS AND EXPRESSES APPRECIATION TO THE NORMAL STUDENT BODY AND FACULTY 'kkirir I. C. Penney Co. 81-85 MAIN STREET CORTLAND N. Y. ff we af vf It Pays to Shop at Penney's -k126i' Compliments ot MONTGOMERY WARD 84 CO. For QUALITY WORK PROMPT SERVICE COURTEOUS TREATMENT PATRONIZE l. C. TYLER CLEANING CU. 17 Court St. Phone 33 All the finest creations in frozen desserts are made and sold by median Wlafzgafzet ICE CREAM STORES CORTLAND I-IOMER ITHACA AUBURN BILL BROS. MILK AND CREAM Phone 789 Visit Our New Plant on the Back Road to Homer COMPLIMENTS DWYER STUDIO 38 Main Street Compliments ot the GRAND UNIUN CUMPANY Compliments C. E. MCADAMS CENTRAL GREYHOUND LINES Compliments ot 1VIaCies Drug Store COMPLETE ECUNTAIN SERVICE 4127-k A Great School and A Community Asset fo? The elevation ot Cortland Normal School to college status is a deserved and too-long delayed recognition ot the high standards maintained by the institution. We congratulate faculty and stu- dent loody on the honor they have won tor their school-and thank them tor Cortland's enhanced prestige as an educational center. do FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CORTLAND MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION -k 128 G. H. WILTSIE DEPARTMENT STORE We Extend Best Wishes to the Class ot 1942 49 All IT PAYS TU suv QUALITY 1130 COMPLIMENTS OF R AY S TA F F O R D PLYMoUTH AND DESOTO GARAGE HARRIS CLEANERS Cortland's Largest and Leading FOUR HOUR SERVICE Phonel775 87 Groton Ave. RECREATION ALLEYS WHERE ALL THE STUDENTS GO 24 Port Watson Street Leaders! EDUCATION Cortland Normal School ICE CREAM AND MILK IVI I D L A N D'S COMPLETE SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE Q TICKNORS The Furniture Store of Cortland I7 GROTON AVE. RHONE 52 yI29ak WINE TA NAND One of Central New Yorks Modern and Completely Equipped Prjnfjng Plcmfs FIRST CLASS WORK REASONABLY PRICED DELIVERED ON TIME CURTLAND STANDARD PRINTING CD., INC. FOUNDED IN 1867 STANDARD BUILDING, CORTLAND, N. Y. TELEPHONE 2000 PRINTERS OF 1942 DIDASCALEION -if 130 WADSUJQIQTHS mowm Snow 15' GROTON AVE. -PHONE 1991- Let Flowers Tell Your Story Meet Your Friends at THE HUME DAIRY CAFETERIA Under new management COMPLIMEN TS OF NYE'S DRUG STORE THE KODAK STORE PAYN E BROS. 53 MAIN ST- DRUGS KODAKS TOILETRIES ARGUS CAMERAS OFFICE and SCHOOL SUPPLIES CANDIES PERFUMES We specialize in Kodak finishing, materials, and 14 MAIN ST' PHONE 22 in miniature and Contact prints. The Avalon Diner 16 MAIN STREET THE NORMAL STOP For QUALITY AND FRIENDSHIP SPECIAL LUNCH FOR STUDENTS THE A. T. DUNN CU. GNMZD 24 HOUR SERVICE ' LEHIGH VALLEY ANTHRACITE The Coal That Satisties Send It To T H E QJWK9 Cortland Laundry Phone 107 15 Court St. CORTLAND, NEW YORK V FAMILY SERVICES PHONE 48 LINEN SUPPLY RUG CLEANING tyzafzkbzy 0141, C?0fQye Lglifiefzcfs . . . flxgpnian faxlplma Delta fkxretlmusa Beta plwi Epsilon Clipriarw De ta Kappa Wu Sigma Clwi -llweta Plmi THERE ARE MANY WAYS OF SAVING MONEY . . . TWO of the Best are U. S. Detense Savings Bonds and 'Q-I-gf' A Regular Savings Account WE CAN TAKE CARE OF YOUR SAVINGS PLANS FOR THE FUTURE IN BOTH OF THESE WAYS. SEE US FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION CORTLAND SAVINGS BANK Serving the community for seventy-tive years Cixi for 'Victory C 1' t f Buy U. S. Cortland State Bonds and Book Store Stamps CX-3 Compliments of HARRINGTON BROTHERS C a ' ReS'a 'a ' MUSIC STORE SPAQHETTI STEAKS and CHOPS RADIOS PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS 132 South Main Street State Theatre Building Phone 1786 COMPLIMENTS OF WICKWIRE BROTHERS, INC. Manufacturers ot WIRE CLOTH, WIRE NETTING, WIRE NAILS AND WIRE CORTLAND, N. Y. Complete Laundry 8: Dry Cleaning Services STORE HOURS Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 A. M. to 6 P. Open Saturdays till 9 P. M. Compliments oi DOM'S GRILL M. 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