Theresa High School - Blue Banner Yearbook (Theresa, NY)

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JEANETTE PIPER Yearbook Staff Jeanette hasn't any bad habits worth mention- ing. She is rather a gentle maiden—unless excited. Since she lives in the country we do not see very much of her, but we know that barrier of reserve conceals a lot of fun and gaiety. Jean donald McDermott Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-captain of basketball team, 1934-35; Senior Play; Class Treasurer, 4; Baseball. Look at his picturel What does it remind of of? We think he looks like a preacher—but that is only a suggestion. Although he is good-looking We do not say that he is girl-crazy but basket- ball-crazy. ■Mickey ERMA SCHELL Valedictorian; Orchestra; Glee Club; Library Club; Prize Speaking Contest, 1935; Yearbook Staff. All the little boys and girls with rosy cheeks and flaxen curls run merrily after.........Miss Schell, of course. She will teach them to sing The Farmer in the Dell , and Three Blind Mice , in a very sweet way.

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 RUTH GIBBONS Senior Play; Manager of Candy Sales Ruth Gibbons will take you anywhere in her Dodge. All you have to do is to call her on the telephone and tell her where and when you want to go. She is the best candy salesman any class has ever had, and that is not an exaggeration. •She always attains her goal. DONALD HOOVER Senior Class Play Did you ever meet a T. H. S. student who really craved for knowledge? No? Then you have never met Don. He is the fellow with the horn-rimmed glasses. He sits in the back seat and never has time for mischief. It pays, too. He made it in three and half years while it took us four. •Don ERNESTINE LAWTON Glee Club; Prize Speaking, 1935; Class Secretary 2, 3; Class Marshall, 1934. Ernestine knows a great deal but she does not go around shouting it from the housetops eternally. How thankful we are that there are a few such people leftl Ernestine just slips into her o place quietly, never bothering the teachers in any way. Although she is shy and reserved school, she is full of fun at a picnic or danc •Quiet and Steady •Ernie

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LOIS SMITH Secretary of Class, 1; basketball, 1} Senior Play; Library Club Yearbook Staff, Lois says that she intends to devote her life in a Florence Nightingale way. We are afraid that the temperature of the male patients will never be normal with Lois around. Nevertheless, we are willing to bet she will make a success, because of her never-ending flow of questions. - RALPH SMITH Senior Class Play; Prize Speaking, 1935; Class Marshall, 1934. Hello, Pa is the name we gave to Ralph because that is just what he was in the Senior Play. He is light-hearted and never seems to have a care. His mind is always in a whirl, thinking of same trick to play, but, for all that, everyone likes him. Never one to have a serious thought WINIFRED VAN DUZER Basketball 3, 4; Library Club; President of Class, 3; Winner of Bookkeeping Prize—June 1934; Honorable mention for basketball 1934- 35; Class Vice President, 4; Senior Play; Yearbook Staff; Prize Speaking, 1935. What is that noise? Don't you know what it is? . That's Winnie—she has just received a letter from back home and she is very much excited. Winnie came from Burdett two years ago and we regret that she wasn't with us the entire four years. Winnie