Watkins Glen High School - Senecan Oracle Yearbook (Watkins Glen, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1933 volume:

Foreword If, as you open this volume in the years to come and glance through these pages of long forgotten lore, a warmth of remembrance is felt — then the 1933 Oracle Board has accomplished its purpose. The 1933 Oracle published by the Senior Class of Watkins Qlen High School Watkins Qlen, N.Y. PRINCIPAL JOHN A. BEERS. A. B. To Mr. John A. Beers, our Principal, in appreciation of his untiring efforts and helpful advice during our four years in High School, we. the Class of 1933, gratefully dedicate this volume of The Oracle.” GORDON F. DEPEW. A. B. (Cornell University) Faculty Advisor 1933 — THE ORACLE — 1933 BACK ROW—Beers. Harkness. Ganung. Maloney. O'Connor. Munson. Hunt. Love. Scobcy, Blake. Depew. Perry. FRONT ROW—Flagler. McCarthy. Allen. Perry. Turner. Parker. Francois. Doyle. Faculty John A. Beers, A. B.. Principal (Syracuse University. Dartmouth Summer School) Albert C. Munson (Cortland Normal) Vice-Principal. Mathematics Gordon F. Depew. A. B. (Cornell University) Science Marguerite N. Scobey. A. B. (Elmira College) Latin Mrs. Josephine Doyle. A. B. (Elmira College) .......... English Mrs. Harriet Allen, A. B. (Syracuse University) English, History Berenice A. Francois. B. S. (Elmira College) French Orval Perry. A. B.. M. A. (Alfred University. Cornell University) History Marian McCarthy. B. S. (Marywood College) English I. Gen. Science Katherine O'Connor. B. S. (Elmira College) Algebra Mrs. Reeva Hunt. A. B. (Cornell University) Civics, Guidance Mrs. Marjorie Perry. B. S. (Elmira College) Commercial Harriet Ganung Training Class Ellen S. Parker (Buffalo Normal) Drawing, Penmanship Mrs. Winifred Love (Ithaca College) Music Marian Turner. B. S. (Columbia University) Home Making Donald Harkness. B. S. (Cornell University) Agriculture Francis Blake (Courtland Normal) Physical Education Marian Flagler. B. S. (Keuka College) Commercial. Dramatics Elizabeth Maloney (Geneseo Normal. Geneseo Library School) Librarian CLASSES 1 9 3 3 THE ORACLE _ 1933 CHARLES KENNETH ANDREW “TOW” National Athletic Scholarship Society; Student Council. 4: Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Athletic Commission (Vice- President. 4); Basketball. 2-3-4: Baseball, 2- 3-4: Football. 3-4: Track. 3-4: Senior Play: Social Club Committee: Class Treasurer, 4. ERNESTINE MARY ARCANGELI ERNIE” Sportsmanship Brotherhood: “The Outlaw King . 3: “The Ghost of Lollypop Bav”. 2; Glee Club. 1-2-3-4: Orchestra. 1-2-3-4: Band: Fifth Place in State Piano Solo Contest. ARLENE MAE BADGLEY Student Council. 3: “The Ghost of Lolly-pop Bay.” 2: The Outlaw King. 3: Glee Club, 1-2-3-4. MARIAN ELOISE BALE. Burden “MARIANNE” Glee Club, 3-4: “The Outlaw King.” 3. GEORGE HENRY BOYD. Reynoldsville “GEORGIE” Washington Bicentennial Pageant. ARTHUR FORD BURDIN. Lodi “ART Washington Bicentennial Pageant: Manager of Agriculture Baseball and Basketball Teams. 4: Secretary and Treasurer of Young Farmers Club. 3. LUCILLE JANE CHAPMAN PEG” PAUL WAIT CHURCHER “CHOW” Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Football. 3- 4: Basketball (Junior Varsity) 3-4: Tennis. 3-4: Senior Play: Christmas Play. 4: Parent-Teachers Play. 4: Year Book Staff. 4: Senior Ball Committee. HELEN KATHRYN CORWIN, Wedgewood PAL” Basketball. 3-4. HOWARD ROBERT DAVIS. Valois HOWDY” Tennis, 4. 19 3 3 THE ORACLE 19 3 3 SEVELLON STUART DICKSON STU Basketball (Junior Varsity, 3-4: Varsity. 4-5): Baseball, 4-5: Senior Play, 4; Orchestra: Christmas Play, 3. MARY ELIZABETH DUNKLE •BETTE'’ Senior Play: Christmas Play. 4: Parent-Teachers Play. 4: “The Outlaw King.” 3: Orchestra. 1-2-3: Junior Prom Committee Class Treasurer, 1-2. CHARLES MORTIMER DURLAND MORT Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Athletic Commission, 3: Soccer (Junior Varsity) 1-2: Track. 2: Basketball (Manager) 3; Senior Play: Band: Class Secretary, 1-2. Class President, 3-4: Senior Ball Com.: Junior Prom Com.: Washington Bicentennial Pageant. JEAN MARIE EGAN JEANIE” Basketball. 3-4: Washington Bicentennial Pageant. ALICE LOVE ELLISON “AL” Glee Club. 2-3: “The Outlaw King.” 3: The Ghost of Lollypop Bay.” 2. FLOYD PARKE FASSETT. Hector SPIGOT PHILIP ROBERT FENNEL. Wedgewood “BOB” MARY ELIZABETH FIELD JACKIE Basketball, 2-3: Orchestra. 1-2-3-4. HELEN MARY FORDHAM “HELENDY Student Council. 2-4: Athletic Commission. 3: Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Class Secretary. 4: Girls' Basketball Team (Manager) 3-4: Senior Ball Committee: The Ghost of Lollypop Bay.” 3: Election Day Dinner Committee. HENRY DOMINICK FRABONI BIFF” Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Football, 3-4: Basketball (Junior Varsity) 3-4: Track. 2-3-4: Senior Ball Committee. 11 19 3 3 THE ORACLE 19 3 3 JOSEPH JAMES FRABONI JOE” Student Council (President) 4: Sports- manship Brotherhood: Athletic Commission. 4: Soccer. 1-2: Football Squad (Junior Varsity) 3: Basketball (Manager) 4: Track. 2-3- captain 4: Junior Prom Committee: Social Club Representative. 3: Class Treasurer. 3. ABRAHAM Z. FREUDENHEIM ABE Weller Scholarship Medal: Student Council. 1-4: Athletic Commission. 3: Track (Manager) 3: Senior Play: Pepper Pot Staff. 1-3: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee: Year Book Staff. 4: Class Business Manager. 3. ALIENE MAE GRACE PINK” Parent-Teachers Plays. 3-4: Senior Play. ELIJAH LEROY GRACE ANCIENT” Christmas Play, 4: Washington Bicentennial Pageant. RAYMOND GRANSTON RAY National Athletic Scholarship Society: Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Baseball. 1 : Basketball. 2-3-Cap. 4: Football. 3-Cap. 4 HERBERT GRANT POSEY” Student Council, 2: Washington Bicentennial Pageant: Orchestra. 1: Band. 1: Junior Prom Committee. 3: Senior Ball Committee. VERA LEOLA HALL. Tyrone VERY Glee Club. 1-2-3: Senior Ball Committee. RONALD BUDD HALSEY. Lodi SHADOW Student Council, 2: Band. 4: Christmas Play. 3: Parent-Teachers Play, 3. JACK HAMILTON CHIC” Student Council. 3: Washington Bicentennial Pageant. HELEN ESTHER HICKS. Reading Center HICKSIE” Scholarship Cup: Third Bicentennial Essay Pin: Glee Club, 1-3-4: Debating Club. 2: Year Book Staff. 4. 12 1933 — THE ORACLE — 1933 RUTH ELEANOR HILLERMAN Reading Center ROY” Basketball. 4: Glee Club. 1-2-3: Orchestra. 3: The Outlaw King.” 3: The Ghost of Lollypop Bay.” 2: Freshman Reception Committee, 2. HARRIET HOLMES HATTIE Debating Club. 2: Christmas Play.4: Senior Play: Junior Prom Committee: Social Club Committee, 4. DOROTHY ALICE HOOGHKIRK Hector DOT” Glee Club. 2. FRANCES EDWARD HOWARD Reading Center SQUIRT” Orchestra. 1-2-3: Glee Club. 4. DORIS ELIZABETH HOWELL. Hector DORY” Senior Play; Christmas Play. 4; Debating Club. 3-4. STANLEY JOSEPH HUEY. Tyrone Student Council, 1-4: Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Glee Club. 4: The Outlaw King.” 3: The Ghost of Lollypop Bay.” 2; Washington Bicentennial Pageant: Empire Farmer Agriculture Club: Parent-Teachers Play Committee. 4: Secretary of Young Farmers Club. 2: Christmas Play. BETTY ELIZABETH HUTCHESON BOOTS MARION LUCILLE HUTCHESON MIN” Senior Play: Washington Bicentennial Pageant: Debating Club. 3. WALTER JOHNSON. Hector WINCHELL President of Young Farmers Club. 4: Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Soccer. 1-2-3 Football. 4-5; Baseball. 1-2-3-4: Basketball. 3-4. WILLIAM LOUIS JOHNSON SPEEDY” Band. 19 3 3 LEWELLYN HAUGHTON KENYON ONIONS National Athletic Scholarship Society: Student Council, 1-2: Class Vice-Pres.. 3-4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Athletic Commission. 3- chairman 4: Soccer, (manager l)-2: Football. 3-4; Basketball. I-2-(captain 3)-4: Baseball, 1-(captain 2)-3-4: Tennis 3; Washington Bicentennial Pageant: Year Book Staff: Class Pres.. 1 : Class Business Manager, 4. TERESA DELORES MARTIN TESS Basketball. 3-4: The Ghost of Lollypop Bay.” 2: The Outlaw King. 3: Glee Club. 2-3-4: Washington Bicentennial Pageant. Year Book Staff: Senior Ball Committee. SYLVESTER LUTHER MATTHEWS Bennettsburg VET” ANN JANE MORAN “Little Orphan Annie” Student Council. 2-3; Senior Play: “The Ghost of Lollypop Bay,” 2; Senior Ball Com.: Washington Bicentennial Pageant. MARY ELIZABETH MORRIS BETTY” Scholarship Cup: Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Student Council. 2 (Sec.)-3 (Pres.) 4 (Pres.): Basketball, 4: Tennis, 3: Class Vice-Pres., 1-4: Class Pres., 2: Class Sec., 3. KENNETH JUDSON MORRIS. Burden “ABIE” Student Council. 3; Glee Club, 4: Band: Parent-Teachers Play Committee. 4: The Outlaw King, 3: Washington Bicentennial Pageant: Empire Farmer in Agriculture Club: Vice-President Young Farmers' Club. 3. GEORGIA MARIE MOUREY Student Council. 2-3: The Outlaw King. 3: The Ghost of Lollypop Bay.” 2: Glee Club. 2-3: Junior Prom Committee: Social Club Committee. 2. HESTER JANE ORR HESSIE Glee Club. 1-2-3-4: Orchestra, 2-3-4; Pepper Pot Staff, 2-3: Year Book Staff. HAROLD THOMAS PALMER Junior Prom Committee. TONY PETERS WEBSTER” 14 19 3 3 1 9 3 3 THE ORACLE DORIS LOUISE RAPPLEYE “DORT “The Outlaw King.” 3: Glee Club. 3: Vice-President of Homemaking Club. 4. MARY HOPE ROBINSON Sportsmanship Brotherhood: “The Outlaw King,” 3: Senior Ball Committee: Junior Prom Committee. ETHEL MARIE SACKETT. Burdett RIE” Glee Club, 2-3-4. KENNETH EDWARD SEARLES SEARLES” Orchestra. 1-2-3-4: Band. ROSE MARIE SGRECCI. Wedgewood “SQUEAKY” Girls' Basketball. 4 (cheer leader): Second Washington Essay Pin. LLOYD MALCOLM SHERRER. Montour Falls ”DUB“ Glee Club, 4. JAMES THOMAS SLATTERY Student Council, 2. IRIS ADELI.E SMITH. Reading Center “IRISH” ”The Outlaw King.” 3; Washington Bicentennial Pageant: Glee Club. 1-3-4: Third Honoarble Mention in National Homemaking Essay Contest. LOLA MARGUERITE SMITH. Townsend CHARLES E. STAMP. JR.. Reading Center “CHARLIE” Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Athletic Commission. 4: Basketball. 3-4: Track, 2-(captain 3)-4: Four First and one Second En-Joie Track Medals: Fourth New York State Track Medal: Second New York State Foul Shooting Medal: two First New York State Track Medals: Coach of Agriculture Basketball Team: All-Star Center for Southern Counties League: National Athletic Scholarship Society. 15 19 3 3 THE ORACLE 19 3 3 CHARLES NELSON STAMP STAMPY” Band, 1. RUBY FLORENCE STURDEVANT Beaver Dams WILLIAM JOHN SULLIVAN SULLY” Football, 3-4: Basketball. 3-4: Baseball, 3-4: Track. 3- manager 4: Junior Prom Committee. HAROLD EVERETT UPDIKE. Burdett HAD” Parent-Teachers Play, 4: Public Speaking Club. 4. WILLIAM VALENT BILL President of Young Farmers Club. 3. SARAH ELIZABETH VAN LIEW. T yrone SALLY ANNA MARIE VIGLIONE Student Council. (Treas. 2)-(Sec’y 3)-4; Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Class Vice-President. 2-3: Class Secretary, 4: Tennis, 3-4. JAY HAROLD VOORHEIS. Reynoldsville ELIZABETH JEAN WALSH LIZ Washington Essay Medal: Pepper Pot Staff. 3: Year Book Staff: Orchestra. 1-2: Junior Prom Committee. SYLVIA TERESA WALSH SIB” Glee Club. 2: Junior Prom Committee: Class Vice-President. 1. 16 19 3 3 THE ORACLE 19 3 3 JOHN A. WALTERS Senior Play: Washington Bicentennial Pageant. HELEN WASSON PEE WEE” THEODORE MORRIS WEED TEDDY” Student Council, 4: Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Athletic Commission, 4: Soccer, 2: Football, 3: Basketball, 2-3-4; Baseball, 2-3-4. CHRISTINE LULU WOOLEDGE “CHRIS” The Outlaw King,” 3: Glee Club. 1-2-3-4; Orchestra. 1-2-3-4. Glen High Echo When it was announced at the beginning of the year that the Seniors were to publish a year book instead of the Pepper Pot.” the Post Graduate class decided to print a bi-weekly paper to supplement the year book. After much consideration it was named the “Glen High Echo.” Each issue contained four pages and was sold for two cents. The staff including editors, typists and printers consisted entirely of P. G's. Each issue was divided between class news, school events, athletics and scandal. Through this medium more enthusiasm for athletics was created since schedules and lineups were printed before the games and full accounts of them afterwards. The scandal sheet, an entirely new feature, soon became, with the students at least, the most popular page. Just before election a presidential straw vote was conducted in the Echo. Contrary to public vote, Hoover was elected. Later a popularity contest was held for boys and girls. At the close of the basketball season, a special issue was printed which contained a summary of the season's achievements. Five dollars of the proceeds from the sale of the paper was given to the Welfare Fund, at Christmas. The remaining twenty-five dollars was given to the Senior Class for the Washington Trip Fund. 17 19 3 3 THE ORACLE 19 3 3 BACK ROW—Spcnccr, Munson (class advisor). Wood, Shelansky. Hughey. Hunt. Thompson. Spaulding. Macreery, Phelps. Bartholomew. Cougevan. Slater. FOURTH ROW—Mac- Kerchar. Nigro, Ellison. P. Smith. Lewis. Gibbs. W. Leonard. THIRD ROW—Harvey. E. Smith, Considine. P. Walsh. Sebring. Donnells. Freudcnheim, Waters. Bartone. Spader. I.. Leonard. Bauer. Shannon. Wilcox. Whalen. Michel. Dean. Hicks. Spencer. Knowles. Wood. Graham. Millen. Cleveland. Gabriel. Hatfield. Standish. SECOND ROW—Sciore. Rudolph. Sackett. Willis. Boyd. Hager. S. Walsh. Stewart. Evans. Updike. Johnson. FIRST ROW—Vergona. Fennell, Vroman. Wood. Harris. Northway. Vergona. Stenberg. Thomas. Foote. Bush. Junior Class At the beginning of our Sophomore year we elected the following class officers: President. Betty Hunt Cleveland: Vice-President, John B. Macreery: Secretary. Wilma Jean Leonard: Treasurer. Jack Waters; Business Manager, Fred Sebring: Class Teacher. Mrs. Frank Cole. This year the Juniors organized soon after school started. They elected the following class officers: President, Philip Walsh: Vice-President, Lucy Sciore: Secretary. Wilma Jean Leonard: Treasurer. Jack Waters: Business Manager. Fred Sebring: Class Teacher. Mr. Munson. Soon after school started we began selling Junior Pencils. During the Christmas holidays we were very successful selling holly wreaths. On the Student Council the Junior Class is well represented by the following: Betty Hunt Cleveland. Vice-President: Fred Hunt, Secretary: and Philip Walsh. Sergeant-at-Arms. The Juniors served delicious dinners to the members and guests of the Band Festival. The last activity of the Juniors, the Junior Prom, was a social as well as a financial success. Many attended and all reported a fine time.The Seneca Ripples, the local and very popular dance band, furnished the music. 18 19 3 3 THE ORACLE BACK ROW—Skinner. Irish. Drake. Wiihiam. Borri. Mason. Daniels. H. Smith, Weed. Mucky. King. Niemiec. Granston. DeSarno. FOURTH ROW——D. Smith. Mills. Hope. Beebe. Personius, Stone. Champion, Stamp, Parks, Hine. Graham. Moore. Boyd. Spencer. Wilbur. Nitche. THIRD ROW—Townsend. Lovell. Forbes. Arcangeli. Hamilton. Pierce. Towarr. Brace. C. Johnson. Fassett. Maloney. Moury. Gates. J. Johnson. K. Knowles. Miller. Knapp. Hughey. SECOND ROW—Miss Flagler (class advisor). Wolak. Rundt. Slater. Rappleye. Evans. Beckhorn. Sydelko. Benjamin. Fazzary, Brown. A. Valeant. Creighton. Hoffman. Robinson. Gallow. Chadwick. L. Knowles. Halsey. J. Valeant. Love. FIRST ROW—Zammett. L. Knowles. Weed. Dencenburg. Drake. Scaptura. Tortolon. Donnells. Lewis, Hamner. Stout. Thorp. Bailey. Sophomore Class This year the Sophomore Class has tried to do its part in cooperating with the other classes in all school activities. At our first class meeting, which was held early in September, we selected Miss Flagler as our Class Advisor and elected the following students to class offices: President. Richard Personius; Vice-President. Neal Stamp; Secretary, Ruth Hope: Treasurer, Delvin Skinner: and Business Manager. Burr Stone. The first class social event enjoyed by the class this year was a Hallowe'en Party, which was held at the County Line Grange Hall. This party was attended by a large portion of the class, and was greatly enjoyed by all who were present. The Sophomore Hop, which was held April 7, was enjoyed very much by the comparatively large crowd attending. The music for this occasion was furnished by Bill Harvey's orchestra, accompaied by several special features. We are all looking forward to the class picnic at Enfield Glen, which will bring the social season of the class to a happy ending. The Sophomore Class boasts of several members who are making good in the athletic department. On the football squad we were represented by the following boys: Clyde Granston. Louis Nitche. James Nitche, Joseph Hughey, William DeSarno, and Jack Irish. On the basketball team we were represented by Clyde Granston, however, several others went out and did their best. A large number of Sophomores are also reporting for baseball and track. 19 ACTIVITIES 1 9 3 3 — THE ORACLE — 1933 Sportmanship Brotherhood Charles Andrew Ruth Hope Ernestine Arcangeli Stanley Huey Paul Churcher Alice Jackson Charles Davis Walter Johnson Charles Decker Lewellyn Kenyon Stuart Dickson Marie McKenna Mortimer Durland Ann Moran Jean Egan Betty Morris Helen Fordam Joseph Paradiso Henry Fraboni Mary Robinson Joseph Fraboni Abraham Freudenheim Oliver Spaulding Clyde Granston Charles Stamp Raymond Granston Anna Viglione Marilyn Hager Elizabeth Walsh Genevieve Haughey Theodore Weed Helen Hicks Cornelia Williams 22 19 3 3 THE ORACLE 19 3 3 BACK ROW—Granston. Johnson. Moury, Hunt. Sebring. Kenyon. Walsh. Andrew. Weed. Waters. FTeudcnheim. Davis. F RONT ROW—Lovell. Hicks. Towart. F'azzary. Viglione. McKenna. Pordham. F:raboni. Morris, Boyd. Knowles. Arcangeli. Drake. Vroman. Student Council ACTIVITIES OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL FOR 1932- 33 The first session of the Student Council was called with the following officers in charge: President. Betty Morris: Vice-President. Lewellyn Kenyon: Secretary. Fred Hunt: Treasurer, Abraham Freudenheim; Sergcant-at-Arms. Philip Walsh. This meeting resulted in the establishment of a short period during the day for extracurricular activities. After a trial of a few weeks, this plan was found unsatisfactory and therefore abandoned. Also at this meeting an Athletic Commission was started. A corridor patrol was formed and this has been most successful throughout the year. It was the Student Council that decided upon the issuing of a year book instead of the Pepper Pot. This organization also gained from our principal the permission to have an Athletic Banquet. The Student Council throughout the first half year devoted its energies toward the welfare of the students and the government of the school. During the second half the Student Counncil was under the charge of the following officers: President. Joseph Fraboni: Vice-President. Betty Hunt Cleveland: Secretary. Fred Hunt; Treasurer, Fred Sebring: Sergeant-at-Arms. Philip Walsh. The first action taken by the body was the changing of the controlling members of the Athletic Commission. This caused school-wide interest. Throughout the year the hall monitors reported students for misconduct in the halls. These were brought before the Student Council and given fair trail. Suitable punishments were imposed and enforced. The work that was done by the members of the Student Council during the Music Festival was splendid. Thus it is evident that the Student Council is of the greatest value, and should be upheld by the entire student body as a means of governing themselves successfully. 23 19 3 3 THE ORACLE 19 3 3 Y BACK ROW—Churchcr. DeSarno. Davis, VanAmburg. L. Nitchc. Irish. Pollen. J. Nitchc. Spader. Evans. Haramis, McKerchar. Boswick. Huey. Fordham. Granston. FRON T ROW—Kenyon. Sullivan. Andrew. Nigro. Churcher. Macrecry. Granston. Mr. Blake. Mullaney. Bartonc, Salvatore. Fraboni. Johnson. Football With the end of the 1932 football season, the second year in which football had been played at Watkins Glen was brought to a close. The season may be called successful even though the high school lost the final game in the playoff for the championship to Elmira Heights. Of the five league games played, one was tied, three were won and one was lost. Of the three non-league games played, one was won. one was tied and one was lost. The league consisted of five teams: Horseheads. Elmira Heights. Bath. Penn Yan and Watkins Glen. The winner was to receive a cup donated by the “Elmira Star Gazette. Elmira Heights won the cup. SCHEDULE: W. G. Opp. Elmira Heights — here 0 0 Seneca Falls — there 0 7 Horseheads — here 20 0 Bath — here 13 6 Waterloo — here 33 12 Sayre — there 0 0 Penn Yan — there 10 6 Elmira Heights — Cook Field 6 26 Championship 24 1933 THE ORACLE — 1933 BACK ROW—Mr Blake. Macreery. Fraboni. Spader. Weed. Granston. Macri. FRONT ROW—Sullivan. Andrew, Stamp. Granston. Kenyon. Johnson. Basketball This year’s basketball team was one of the best we have had in many years. Of the twenty-two games played only three were lost. Two of these were league games and resulted in our losing the Southern Counties League Championship. The team, after beating both Montour Falls and Owego in the league contest, dropped a game to Elmira Heights. Then, after beating Horseheads a game was lost to Johnson City by the narrow margin of one field goal. After this the team came back and succeeded in winning the remainder of the league games. Elmira Heights won the league championship by losing only one game. However, we were still entitled to play in the Class B Sectionals. In the play-off. by beating Moravia. Green and Cooperstown. our team won the Class B championship cup. Of the seven non-league and one post-season games played, we won seven. LEAGUE GAMES SCHEDULE: W. G. Opp. Montour Falls — there 23 6 Owego — here 24 20 Elmira Heights — there 1 1 21 Horseheads — here 36 27 Johnson City — there 30 32 Montour Falls — here 34 18 Owego — there 29 18 Elmira Heights — here 29 16 Horseheads—- there 42 26 Johnson City — here 30 15 SECTIONALS Moravia — at Ithaca 38 16 Greene — at Johnson City 27 25 Cooperstown — at Endicott 21 20 25 1933 — THE ORACLE — 1933 BACK ROW—Miss O'Connor. Beebe. Hamilton. Hatfield, Hunt. Corwin. Morris. Hillcrman. Fordham. FRONT ROW—Sherrer. Martin. McKenna. Jackson. Fgan. Mills. Girls Basketball The Girls' Basketball team put up with a somewhat eratic season in 1932-'33. In the first place we were pushed into the background by an outstanding boys' team. Then, with the depression at its lowest level it was considered a step toward economy to do away with the girls’ basketball team. Consequently we were dropped from the league in which we had played the previous year. Possessing some ideas of our own on the matter of basketball for girls and being perhaps a bit stubborn in demanding our rights, we organized our forces and presented an appeal to the Board of Education. That august body listened to our pleas with sympathy and in their weighing of justice, granted us a reasonable appropriation enabling us to play a limited schedule of games. The financial obstacle partially overcome, the rest seemed easy, so our manager. Helen Fordham. went about her duties scheduling the few games. Practices were held daily and finally a team was selected by Miss O'Connor and Mr. Blake. Miss Mary Winifred Love and Miss Katherine Pettingill were loyal to their Alma Mater by offering to help the girls, teaching them new plays. Our record for the seven games played shows two victories and five defeats. Not an impressive record, but still it might have been worse. We opened against Waterloo on our own court and lost to them by a 26-14 score. Penn Yan beat us on their court with a 21-13 count in a hard fought game. Our first victory came in our game with the Alumni, when we turned them back with a 34-25 score. The powerful Cook girls outplayed us and took a 28-10 decision next. Then we avenged ourselves over Penn Yan by gaining a 32-17 victory on our court. Again Cook came through with an 18-16 win on our court and in our final game Waterloo on their court defeated us 27-12. The personnel of the past season's team consisted of: Eunice Mills, center. 1 year: Marie McKenna, side center. 4 years: Doris Sherrer. forward, 2 years: Alice Jackson, forward. 1 year: Teresa Martin, guard. 3 years: Jean Egan, guard. 2 years. 26 19 3 3 THE ORACLE 19 3 3 SEVELLON STUART DICKSON “STU” Basketball (Junior Varsity, 3-4: Varsity, 4-5): Baseball. 4-5: Senior Play, 4; Orchestra: Christmas Play, 3. MARY ELIZABETH DUNKLE •BETTE” Senior Play: Christmas Play. 4; Parent-Teaclyrs Play. 4: “The Outlaw King.” 3; Orchestra. 1-2-3: Junior Prom Committee Class Treasurer. 1-2. CHARLES MORTIMER DURLAND MORT Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Athletic Commission. 3; Soccer (Junior Varsity) 1-2: Track, 2: Basketball (Manager) 3: Senior Play: Band: Class Secretary, 1-2. Class President. 3-4: Senior Ball Com.: Junior Prom Com.: Washington Bicentennial Pageant. JEAN MARIE EGAN “JEANIE” Basketball, 3-4; Washington Bicentennial Pageant. ALICE LOVE ELLISON “AL” Glee Club. 2-3: The Outlaw King.” 3: The Ghost of Lollypop Bay.” 2. FLOYD PARKE FASSETT. Hector 'SPIGOT” PHILIP ROBERT FENNEL. Wedgewood BOB” MARY ELIZABETH FIELD JACKIE” Basketball, 2-3: Orchestra. 1-2-3-4. HELEN MARY FORDHAM HELENDY” Student Council. 2-4: Athletic Commission. 3: Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Class Secretary. 4: Girls’ Basketball Team (Manager) 3-4: Senior Ball Committee; “The Ghost of Lollypop Bay,” 3: Election Day Dinner Committee. HENRY DOMINICK FRABONI •BIFF Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Football. 3-4: Basketball (Junior Varsity) 3-4: Track, 2-3-4: Senior Ball Committee. 1 I 19 3 3 THE ORACLE 19 3 3 JOSEPH JAMES FRABONI JOE” Student Council (President) 4: Sports- manship Brotherhood: Athletic Commission. 4: Soccer. 1-2: Football Squad (Junior Varsity) 3: Basketball (Manager) 4: Track. 2-3- captain 4: Junior Prom Committee: Social Club Representative. 3: Class Treasurer. 3. ABRAHAM Z. FREUDENHEIM ■ABE” Weller Scholarship Medal: Student Council. 1-4: Athletic Commission. 3: Track (Manager) 3: Senior Play: Pepper Pot Staff. 1-3: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee: Year Book Staff. 4: Class Business Manager. 3. ALIENE MAE GRACE •PINK” Parent-Teachers Plays, 3-4: Senior Play. ELIJAH LEROY GRACE ANCIENT Christmas Play. 4: Washington Bicentennial Pageant. RAYMOND GRANSTON RAY National Athletic Scholarship Society: Sportsmanship Brotherhood: Baseball. 1 : Basketball, 2-3-Cap. 4: Football. 3-Cap. 4 HERBERT GRANT “POSEY” Student Council. 2: Washington Bicentennial Pageant: Orchestra. 1: Band, 1: Junior Prom Committee. 3: Senior Ball Committee. VERA LEOLA HALL. Tyrone “VERY” Glee Club. 1-2-3: Senior Ball Committee. RONALD BUDD HALSEY. Lodi SHADOW” Student Council. 2: Band. 4: Christmas Play. 3: Parent-Teachers Play, 3. JACK HAMILTON “CHIC” Student Council. 3: Washington Bicentennial Pageant. HELEN ESTHER HICKS. Reading Center “HICKSIE” Scholarship Cup: Third Bicentennial Essay Pin: Glee Club. 1-3-4: Debating Club. 2: Year Book Staff. 4. 12 19 3 3 rHE ORACLE 19 3 3 BACK ROW—Mr. Blake. Macreery. Fraboni. Spader. Weed. Granston. Macri. FRONT ROW—Sullivan. Andrew. Stamp. Granston. Kenyon. Johnson. Basketball This year's basketball team was one of the best we have had in many years. Of the twenty-two games played only three were lost. Two of these were league games and resulted in our losing the Southern Counties League Championship. The team, after beating both Montour Falls and Owego in the league contest, dropped a game to Elmira Heights. Then, after beating Horseheads a game was lost to Johnson City by the narrow margin of one field goal. After this the team came back and succeeded in winning the remainder of the league games. Elmira Heights won the league championship by losing only one game. However, we were still entitled to play in the Class B Sectionals. In the play-off. by beating Moravia. Green and Cooperstown, our team won the Class B championship cup. Of the seven non-league and one post-season games played, we won seven. LEAGUE GAMES SCHEDULE: W. G. Opp Montour Falls — there 23 6 Owego — here 24 20 Elmira Heights — there 11 21 Horseheads — here 36 27 Johnson City — there 30 32 Montour Falls — here 34 18 Owego — there 29 18 Elmira Heights — here 29 16 Horseheads— there 42 26 Johnson City — here SECTIONALS 30 15 Moravia — at Ithaca 38 16 Greene — at Johnson City 27 25 Cooperstown — at Endicott 21 20 25 19 3 3 — THE ORACLE — 1933 BACK ROW—Miss O'Connor. Beebe. Hamilton, Hatfield. Hunt, Corwin. Morris. Hillcrman. Fordham. FRONT ROW—Sherrer, Martin. McKenna. Jackson. Egan. Mills. Girls Basketball The Girls' Basketball team put up with a somewhat eratic season in 1932-’33. In the first place we were pushed into the background by an outstanding boys' team. Then, with the depression at its lowest level it was considered a step toward economy to do away with the girls' basketball team. Consequently we were dropped from the league in which we had played the previous year. Possessing some ideas of our own on the matter of basketball for girls and being perhaps a bit stubborn in demanding our rights, we organized our forces and presented an appeal to the Board of Education. 1 hat august body listened to our pleas with sympathy and in their weighing of justice, granted us a reasonable appropriation enabling us to play a limited schedule of games. The financial obstacle partially overcome, the rest seemed easy, so our manager. Helen Fordham. went about her duties scheduling the few games. Practices were held daily and finally a team was selected by Miss O'Connor and Mr. Blake. Miss Mary Winifred Love and Miss Katherine Pettingill were loyal to their Alma Mater by offering to help the girls, teaching them new plays. Our record for the seven games played shows two victories and five defeats. Not an impressive record, but still it might have been worse. We opened against Waterloo on our own court and lost to them by a 26-14 score. Penn Yan beat us on their court with a 21-13 count in a hard fought game. Our first victory came in our game with the Alumni, when we turned them back with a 34-25 score. The powerful Cook girls outplayed us and took a 28-10 decision next. Then we avenged ourselves over Penn Yan by gaining a 32-17 victory on our court. Again Cook came through with an 18-16 win on our court and in our final game Waterloo on their court defeated us 27-12. The personnel of the past season's team consisted of: Eunice Mills, center. 1 year: Marie McKenna, side center. 4 years: Doris Sherrer. forward. 2 years: Alice Jackson, forward. 1 year: Teresa Martin, guard. 3 years: Jean Egan, guard. 2 years. 26 19 3 3 THE ORACLE 19 3 3 BACK ROW—Coach Blake. Dickson. Sullivan. Keach, Weed. Johnson. Davis. Stamp. Andrew. SFiCOND ROW—GrosJean. Ballygotti. Fordham. Sebring. MacKerchar. Hughey. Maride. Cranston. C. Johnson. FIRST ROW—Hall. Pollen. Mgr.: Spencer. Ass t Mgr.: Nitche. Baseball The first baseball practice was held in the early part of April. About twenty men reported and were given suits. During the latter part of April two practice games were played with Cook Academy. The first game was played against Waterloo on the fair grounds. Waterloo was defeated after a very close game by the score of 8-7. The same week two games were lost, one to Ithaca and one to Starkey. The succeeding games were won. making a total of four games won and two lost. This is a good beginning and by the end of the season the team’s record should show a good percentage of games won SCHEDULE: W. G. Opp. May 10 Waterloo — there 8 7 May 1 1 Ithaca — here 0 2 May 12 Starkey — here 5 15 May 19 Ithaca — there 11 9 May 22 Penn Yan — here 8 3 May 25 Horseheads — here 14 4 May 27 Starkey — there 8 8 (10 innings) June 2 Horseheads — there June 7 Waterloo — there June 9 Penn Yan — there 27 19 3 3 THE ORACLE 19 3 3 BACK ROW—Coach Blake. DeSarno. Harris. Moury. Kloppel. Spader. Montjoy. Nitche. Halsey. Skinner. Parks. Mgr. FRONT' ROW—Churcher. Borri. Harvey. Nigro, Salvatore. Fraboni. Gould. Stamp. Track This year the track squad shows evidence of being well balanced and in good shape. So far competition seems a bit stronger but the team has increased in strength accordingly. Most strength is shown in the field events. In the first dual meet of the season the team inflicted a severe beating on the town team. At the En-Joie Invitation meet at Endicott. although Charles Stamp, by winning 1st place in the discus and 2nd in the shot put. was the only team member who placed, other members of the team showed marked improvement. Effort is being made to secure a meet with Geneva. Joseph Fraboni was elected Captain and Duncan Parks is serving as Manager. SCHEDULE May 5 Town Team — here — won May 13 En-Joie Invitation Meet — Endicott May 26 Waterloo — here — won June 2 Waterloo — there June 10 Sectional Meet — Endicott 28 19 3 3 THE ORACLE 19 3 3 BACK ROW—Personius. Mgr.: Davis. Fennell. Shelansky. A. Freudenheim. Spaulding. Johnson. N. Freudenheim. Mason. Cougevan. Mr. Perry. Coach. FRONT ROW—Stone. Waters. Morris. Dunkle. Viglione. Millen. Cleveland. Mills. Forbes. Lovell. Considine. Tennis Since much interest was shown in tennis this year, plans were made for a team. An initial practice was held in the gym in the early part of May. with Mr. Perry acting as coach. Succeeding practices were held in the gym until the courts were put into shape. On May 17. the team went to Penn Yan and won by the score of 4-1. Richard Personius. as manager has secured several tournaments to be played both at home and away. At present tournaments are being arranged with Cook and with Horseheads. A girls’ team was also formed but as yet no tournaments have been secured. Because of this an intramural tournament is being planned. A schedule is being arranged in which five teams of doubles will play eight matches each. A match with an outside team is being planned for the winners. SCHEDULE: May 17 W. G. Opp. Penn Yan — there 4 1 May 27 Elmira Heights — here May 31 Elmira Heights — there June 2 Penn Yan — here June 5 Cook Academy — here June 7 Cook Academy — there June 9-10 Sectional Championship Meet — Binghamton 29 19 3 3 THE ORACLE 19 3 3 Senior Play Cast BACK ROW—Andrew. Durland. Walter. Churcher. Freudenheim. FRONT ROW—Grace. Dunkle. Miss Flagler. Moran. Holmes. Howell. Oracle Staff BACK ROW—Stamp. Sebring. Kenyon. Martin. Sciore. Churcher. Freudenheim. Mr. Depew. FRONT ROW—H. Hicks. C. Hicks. Orr. Walsh. Williams. Slater, Baker. 30 1933 — THE ORACLE — 1933 Orchestra and Glee Club BACK ROW—I. Orr. S. Orr. W. Miller. Morris. Howard. D. Miller. Thompson. Tallarido. I Leonard. Huey. Parks. Pollen. SECOND ROW—Lyon. J. Sackett. Bale. M. Sackett. Davenport. Smith. Hager. Mrs. Love. E. Arcangeli. Foote. Badgley. Dunbar. Lovell. H. Orr. G. Irish. FIRST ROW—Field. Jackson. White. M. Arcangeli. W. Leonard. Wool-edge. Spaulding. J. Irish. Scarles. James. Quirk. Simiele. Harvey. BACK ROW- Mine, Knowles. Fennell. Moore. Graham. Voorhcis. Ellison. Huey. Spaulding. Phelps. Valent. Welch. Fassett. Gould. Gardner. Spencer. Corwin. SECOND ROW— Chadwick. Herring. D. Miller. K. Morris. Burdin. Mr Harkncss. Johnson. Pres.: Valent. Vicc-Prcs.: Lewis. Mood. Wilbur. S. Hughey. FIRST ROW—Halsey. Carley. Allen. Fennell. G. Miller. Teed. Robbins. Davis. King. Smith. Hall. 31 19 3 3 19 3 3 THE ORACLE — Tribute This year we are sorry to lose three popular high school teachers: Miss Harriet O. Ganung, Training Class teacher: Mrs. Winifred Love, music teacher: and Miss Katherine O'Connor, mathematics teacher. With the abolition of Teachers Training Class in New York State. Miss Ganung is definitely retiring from the teaching profession. During her thirty-six years of service she has been a source of inspiration to pupils and friends. To say that her friends include her acquaintances would be a mild tribute to one who has maintained such a high standard of integrity with such kindly sympathy. Miss Ganung began teaching here in 1915. Besides teaching the Training Class she at one time taught drawing and American History in this school. Miss Ganung had little apportunity for a college education, but she has achieved an enviable goal as an educator through her own study. It is with sincere desire for her happiness that her pupils regret the retirement of this truly noble teacher. Mrs. Love possesses certain indefinable qualities that have made her very dear to her pupils. They will miss her next year not only as a teacher but also as a friend. Mrs. Love was born in Watkins Glen and attended high school here. She graduated from the Ithaca Conservatory of Music in 1926 but began teaching in Watkins Glen High School in 1924. She also has taught in Odessa. Montour Falls and Burdett schools. During her nine years in this school. Mrs. Love has accomplished a great deal in the music department and has kindly given her services in numberless musical entertainments. She is particularly alert in recognizing individual talent and has spent much time in developing the talent of certain students. This year her Glee Club gained noteworthy recognition by winning first place in a sectional contest at Groton. Mrs. Love's pupils must adapt themselves to a new instructor.' but their regard for her as a gracious woman can not change. In losing Miss O'Connor, we are losing not only a very popular teacher but also a very good friend. Miss O’Connor received her education in Elmira where she attended St. Mary’s School and graduated from the Southside High School. She obtained her degree from Elmira College in 1930 and came to Watkins Glen High School the following year to teach mathematics. While here she has coached the girls' basketball teams for two years. The friendly smile of Miss O’Connor will be missed next year by both Faculty and students alike. The farewell to the teachers of our school is accompanied by a very deep feeling of regret combined with one of great appreciation for their help and kindness. They have all been true friends in every aspect, and we hope that we will be fortunate enough to have as good teachers in our future work. With our farewell we leave every wish for their merited happiness and good fortune in the future. 32 Alumni Aublc. Anna Fitzgerald. Watkins Glen Andrews. Bess Russel. Edgewater. N.J. Alexander. Bertha. Watkins Glen Argetsinger. Cameron. Youngstown. O. Argetsinger. Mrs. Cameron, Youngstown. O. Adams. Ruth Budd. Hector Ayers. Helen Miller, Bennettsburg Allen. Cecil Allen. Dr. O. A., Watkins Glen Arnold. Kenneth, Himrods Archer. Jane. Watkins Glen Abbott. Grace. Watkins Glen Argetsinger. LaFayette. Buffalo Arcangeli. Amelia. Albany Arnold. Eleanor. Burdett Arcangeli. Nello, Watkins Glen Austin. Emma Woodward. Auburn Ayers. Ethel Bennett, Carrie Hawes. Penn Yan Brown. Delia Crum, I.ong Branch. N. J. Buck. George I... Newark. N. J. Barnes. Carolyn S.. Watkins Glen Bond. Dr. Fred. Burdett Bond. Lelia Forbes. Burdett Bartholomew. Kathryn O'Dea. Watkins Glen Brown. Grace. Perry. N. Y. Brown. Mildred Pelham. Perry, N. Y. Bentley. Mildred Brown. Ruth Eleanor. Hector Burnett. Helen. Washington. D. C. Bennett. Florence Dale. Oswego. N. Y. Bohmwetch. Father John. Auburn Burch. Bess Haughey. Watkins Glen Bradley. Harvey. Williamsport. Pa. Bielby. May Ellison. Endicoti Bridgeman. J. Allington. Wilmington. Del. Beardsley. Edna Burnett. Marguerite Coon. Burdett burgess. Inez Shelton. Cleveland. O. Brown. Harrison. Burdett Baker. Olin Burrell. Elizabeth Stevens. Watkins Glen Brimmer. Elmer Burch. Louise. Watkins Glen Burrell. Dr. Walter. Watkins Glen Burrell. Emily Frost. Watkins Glen Bishop. Ruth Denson. Watkins Glen Bates. Bernice Bond. Thelma. Canojoharie. N. Y. Brimmer. Ernest Baker. Elmer Moreland Brown. Stillwell. Ithaca Bohmwetch. Elizabeth. Watkins Glen Brezina. Antionette. Odessa Birge. Ruth. Hector Berry. Mr. ft Mrs. Leslie. Canojoharie. N.Y. Burch. Alice. Watkins Glen Burch. Justine. Watkins Glen Bannon. Nellie. Rochester Baker. Horace. Moreland Berry. Elmo. Watkins Glen Beebe. Gordon. Watkins Glen Barnes. Shelton. Watkins Glen Berry. Inez. Burdett Bates. Oscar. Watkins Glen Bazin. Albert. New York City Bond. Leona. Binghamton Bernard. Charles. Watkins Glen Birge. Mary. Burdett Birge. Grace. Burdett Beckhorn. Waldo. Valois Butler. Harriett. Watkins Glen Bullock. Hope Archer. Williamstown. Mass. Bailey. Mary I... Watkins Glen Bailey. Lois C.. Watkins Glen Bannon. Jane. Watkins Glen Beers. John T.. Watkins Glci Barnum. Frances M.. Watkin; Glen Bond. Miles Bond. Dorothy Boyd. Carlton Boyd. Mary Beckwitth. Flossie. Watkins Glen Buck, Beulah. Sayre Corwin. Lola Thomas. Newark. N. J. Cole. Fanny Budd. Watkins Glen Clark, Allie Shewman. Beaver Dams Cullen. Anna, Watkins Glen Coats. Harry Conrad. Ruth. Watkins Glen Culver. Marjorie. Trumansburg Coon. Helen White. Ithaca Curry, Josie, Watkins Glen Charles. Prof. Burr. Durham. Mass. Coats. Anna Matthews. Burdett Chilson. Christine Morris, Elmira Clapp, Mabel Clawson. Mr. ft Mrs. Lewis. Watkins Glen Cohen. Henrietta Colman. Detroit. Mich Culver. Chauncty Cleveland. Wir.ifred Philp. Watkins Glen Chadwick, Georgia Hanmer. Watkins Glen Clawson. Isaac. Valois Carney. Lawrence Castilla. Alice. Watkins Glen Chase. George, Watkins Glen Coon, Bertha. Rochester Catlin. Esther. Burdett Cooper. Janice. Watkins Glen Canfield. Harold. Watkins Glen Connolly, Ruth. Starkey Coughlin. Leona. Watkins Glen Coughlin. John. Watkins Glen Cullen. Kathryn. Watkins Glen Clark. Mildred Cole. Frank. Watkins Glen Cornman. Louise. Waverly Culligan. Francis. Watkins Glen Culligan. Gerald. Syracuse Coleman. Walter. Watkins Glen Coleman. Louise Drake, Watkins Glen Castilla. Estheria. Watkins Glen Chapman. Roy. Watkins Glen Campbell. Thelma. Watkins Glen Campbell. Emma Lou. Watkins Glen Cornman. John. Valois Cooligan. Harriett Gethler. Watkins Glen Chapman. Rodger. Watkins Glen Callahan. Mary K.. Watkins Glen Coughlin. Helen M.. Watkins Glen Cunningham. June C.. Watkins Glen Curry. Pauline. Elmira College Davis. Julia Roe. Richmond. Va. Dean. Laura Weller. Buffalo Durland. Florence Barnes. Watkins Glen Dunham. Leo. Erie. Pa. Dunham. Wallace Dcmcry. Anna and Ailcen. Endicott Donnells. Ella. Watkins Glen Dill. Georgia. Watkins Glen Dill. Chester. Chicago Davis. Frances. Hector Durland. Franklyn. Watkins Glen DeMunn. Martin. Burdett Drake. Susana Rolison. Watkins Glen Dudgeon. Caroline Donnells. Ellen. Watkins Glen DeMunn. Mrs. Margaret. Montour Falls Dean. Mary Potter. Burdett DeMott. Helen Frost. New York City Decker. Charles F.. Watkins Glen Donnells. Alice. Watkins Glen Donnells. Hannah. Watkins Glen Dunham. Margaret. Watkins Glen Dunkle. Dorothy J.. Philadelphia Edgett. Max Donnells. Regina. Watkins Glen Ellison. Arthur. Watkins Glen Ellison. Edwina Mack. Watkins Glen Erway. Ethel. Rochester Getchell. Eona Burnett. Washington. D. C. Erway, Dr. Charles. Elmira Heights Ellis. Louise. Yonkers. N. Y. Emmick Dorothy Emmons, Montour Falls Eigerbrout. Ruth George. Amsterdam. N. Y. Ely. Harold. Watkins Glen Ector. Marjorie. Watkins Glen Emmons. Gladys. Watkins Glen Ely. Doris. Hector Ector Paul. Watkins Glen Edmister. Mary. Watkins Glen Edsall. Mary Evans. Clyde Eggleston. Florence Fit .gerald. Mary N.. Elmira Frost. Alexander. Chicago Fordham. Frances Considinc. Watkins Glen Flood. Florence Fowler. Hector Forbes. Albert. Watkins Glen Forbes. Marcia Beardsley. Watkins Glen Foster. Gladys Fordham. Daniel. Binghamton Fink. Harry. Rochester Frost. Robbinson Fink. Alma Egbert. Ithaca Freeman. Caroline I.aDow. Elmira Fennell. Erva Owens. Wedge wood Frank. Dr. William. Watkins Glen Frank. John. Watkins Glen Fordham. Naomi. Niagara Falls Fraboni. Dominic. Champaign. III. Fitch. Charlotte Davis. Valois Foote. Delbert. Valois Fisher. Spencer. Big Flats Francescomy. Josephine. Corning Hospital Fordham. Josephine. Elmira Foote. Dorothv Magee. Burdctt Frank. Leo. Watkins Glen Frost. Clarence. Watkins Glen Frost. Minnie. Watkins Glen Foote. Emma. Valois Fassett. William E.. Hector Flynn. Mary E.. Cortland Frost. Willis F.. Watkins Glen Fordham. Fred. Watkins Glen Fennell. Thomas. Wedgcwood Flood. Katherine. Hector Freese. Mildred. Hector Gardner. Minnie. Valois Gregory. Louise Weller. Brooklyn Gillette. Ellen Cogswell. Richmond. Va. Garham. Mrs. Elizabeth. Watkins Glen Gurnett. John W . Watkins Glen Gardner. Edna Hawes. Elmira Giles. Albert W.. Rochester Griffen. Dr Maurice. Jackson. Mich. Graham. Willard. Burdett Gabriel. Prof. Raloh. New Haven. Conn. Gabriel. Mr. Z4 Mrs. Harry. Newark. Del. Goldstone. Grace Coleman. Detroit. Mich. Giles. Merle Guillan. Newell. Earlville. N. Y. Goltry. Georgia. Hornell Green. Florence. Watkins Glen GrosJean. Paul. Cornell Giles. Douglas. Watkins Glen Grace. Esther Howell. Dundee Gursky. Frances Ector. Gloversvillc. N. Y. Goodman. Bernard. Cornell Giles. Alta LnMoreaux Watkins Glen Givin. Anna. Watkins Glen Gillette. Gladys. Watkins Glen Haight. Helena H.. Ithaca Houston. Lena Vanderlip. Niagara Falls Hillerman. Lida Haring. Watkins Glen Haring Jessie. Watkins Glen Huston. Anna Elv. Hector Hope. Bessie. Watkins Glen Howell. Ruth. Valois Hausner. Harold. Odessa Hughev. George. California Hurd. Helen. Watkins Glen Hope. James. Watkins Glen Hutchinson. Cora Palmer Haring, Grace. Watkins Glen Hausner. Edna Hart, Gertrude Richardson. Rochester Hurley. Irene WychofL Canton. Pa. Heiman. Mrs. Beatrice. Ann Arbor Huston. Hazel VanLoon, Syracuse Howell. Howard Hughey. Frances. Sanford. Florida Huston. Helen Hoare. Mabel Goltry. Watkins Glen Hall. Clara Hcddon. Eleanor. Watkins Glen Hoare. Mary Updike. Watkins Glen Hoffman. Helen White, Hector Harding Martha. Ithaca Henderson. Ray. Chicago. 111. Hoag. Helen Howell. Mayr. Valois Heath. Edgar. Watkins Glen Howard. Harriett. Reading Center Howell. Mildred. Tyrone Howard. James. Ithaca Hughey. Charlotte. Watkins Glen Hcddon. Harry. Watkins Glen Hager. Harold. Binghamton Howard. Buelah. Elmira Hendrickson. Anson. Rochester Harford. Everhard Hillerman. Gilbert. Watkins Glen Hyatt. Glcnnys Harrington. Frank. Watkins Glen Hughey. Amy Haughey. Marie. Watkins Glen Howard. George. Watkins Glen Hyatt. Florence. Burdett Hall. Cora Howell. Himrod Hidingcr. Gladys Ellison. Mayview. Pa. Hausner. Margaret Carpenter Hull. Marjorie Dunham Haring. M. Leland. Watkins Glen Haughey. Elizabeth. Watkins Glen Hope. Jamesine. Watkins Glen Howard. Minnie and Selma B.. Valois Howard. Elinor. Watkins Glen Heiman. Morris. Ann Arbor Hunt. Eugene Haughey. Genevieve. Watkins Glen Harrington. Luella. Odessa Havens. Ruth Hakes. Edith Islcy. William. Watkins Glen Isley. Carl. Watkins Glen Jung. Louise Gillette Johnson. Helen M.. East Orange. N. J. Johnson. Fred. East Orange. N. J. James. Clarence. Watkins Glen James. Dorothy Pellet. Watkins Glen Jones. Lydia Johnson. Ward Jolley. Margaret Keen. Morristown. Pa. James. Dorothy I... Elmira Johnson. Harrison. Watkins Glen Kopki. Julia. Elmira Heights Kent. Mrs. Darwin O.. Watkins Glen Kopki. Joseph. Elmira Heights Kunes. Edna Phelps. Beaver Dams Kiermaier. Marguerite Hawes. Watkins Glen Kadlccek. Wilma. Aloinc Kendall. Oliver. Watkins Glen Klube. Herman. Buffalo Kuhn. Anna. New York City Kent. Erma. Rochester Knapp. Mary. Watkins Glen Klube. Harry Kent. Jack. Watkins Glen Kuhn. Louise. Watkins Glen Kent. Alice. Syracuse Knowles. Farnk. Hector Kunzman. Bess Williams. New Haven Kingsburv. Margaret T. Smith Kelley. Ellen E.. Watkins Glen Kiermaier. Marjorie. Watkins Glen Knowles. Virginia. Hector Kendall. Bertha Knowles. Ruth Knapp. Franklin, Watkins Glen Lente, Daisy VanDerlip, Philadelphia, Pa. Lawton, Madge Burrell, Watkins Glen Lillis, Helen, Cleveland. O. Lattin, Mr. ft Mrs. Claude. Odessa Lown. Truman. Burdctt Ludinggton. Lyle Manning, Syracuse LaDow. Mildred. Watkins Glen Love. William T., Elmira Leonard. Christine Love. Mr. Mrs. Ernest Love. Watkins Glen Love, Lola Rhynhart, Watkins Glen Love, Charles. Watkins Glen LaMoreaux. Lynn. Rochester Lit tell. Marian. Altay LaMoreaux. Leona, Valois Ladd. Ethel. Buffalo Love. Jane. Burdett Longwell. Marian. Covington. Pa. Leonard. Marietta. Watkins Glen Love. Mary Winifred. Watkins Glen Love. Marguerite Abbott. Watkins Glen McKenna. Katherine Maloney. Watkins Glen McLaughlin. Sarah Pope. Jamaica Plains L.L McCall. Marianna. Corning Mosher. Jennie, Watkins Glen Meade. Bernard Martin. Anne. Watkins Glen Murphy. Ethel Sackett. Ovid Maine. Reuben Mills. LeGrande. Watkins Glen Mills. Scottie Gilbert, Watkins Glen Millen, Cecil Severne. Watkins Glen Morris. Mary Bradley, Watkins Glen Miller. Bertha Holley. Watkins Glen Miller, Florence Ector. Watkins Glen Miller. Kathleen. Elmira Martin. William Millen. Frank B., Watkins Glen Morgan. Lola Harwood. Beaver Dams Morris. Charles McAnarney. Henry. New York City Mehan. Esther Carney. Watkins Glen McDaniel. Grace Charles. Horison, N. Y. Manning. Leonorc. Watkins Glen Meade. Oliver. Reading Center Moran. J. Frank. New York City Moran. Thomas W.. Watkins Glen McKenna. Henry H.. Elmira Maloney. Elizabeth A.. Watkins Glen Mathews. Elizabeth. Valois McIntyre. Freda. Reading Center McIntyre. Flora. Reading Center McKenna. Elizabeth. Watkins Glen Martin. Russell. Burdett Mills. Lucy. Watkins Glen Marsh. Leon Mann. Luella. Watkins Glen Macreery. Margaret Coughlin. Watkins Glen Morris. Birge. Burdett McDermot. Catherine Rooney. Rochester Mourey, Elizabeth. Watkins Glen Meade. Helen. Watkins Glen Manning. William. Jamestown Manning. Ruth. Elmira Moran. Helen. Watkins Glen Morey. Kenneth. Watkins Glen Morris. Anna. Watkins Glen Misner. Bernice Petrie. Montoru Falls Meeks. Louise Williams. Montour Falls Merchant. Ruth Sidney. Binghamton Mickel. Sue Owens. Pittsfield. Mass. Mason. Marie Clark. Kenmore. N. Y. Northwood. Betty Kiermaier. Detroit. Mich. Nichols. Margaret Pellet. Roselle. N. J. Norton. Helen. Watkins Glen Nichols. Helen Lowe. Hector Nichols. Dr. Zf Mrs. Fay. Staten Island O'Daniels. Abigail. Watkins Glen Olmstead. Laura Haviland Ostranader. Gladys Dunham. Horseheads Ober. Edith Lowe. Painted Post Osterhoudt. Kathryn. Watkins Glen O’Rourke. Thomas. Watkins Glen Orr. Wilbur. Rockstream Pellet, Robert. Rico. Col. Palmer. Jane Hill. Mont Clair. N. J. Pellet, William Paterson. Schuyler. New York City Prentice, Earl Phelps. Martha Rollison. Watkins Glen Palmer. Don, Montour Falls Payne. Helen Probes. Mildred Burns Peck. Clarence. Washington. D. C. Price. Kathyrn. Burdett Peelle. James F., Richmond, Ind. Peelle. May Sproul. Richmond. Ind. Philp. Leon Price. Otis Potter. Lola Blanchard. Montour Falls Perkins. Kenneth Palmer. Grace. Burdett Palmer. John D.. Watkins Glen Powers. Walter. New York City Paradiso. Mary. Watkins Glen Powers. Bernard. Watkins Glen Powers. Lucile Peck. Watkins Glen Parks. Florence Peck. Watkins Glen Porter. Joyce. California Peck. Elinor. Painted Post Patchen. Kenneth. Watkins Glen Price. Leona. Keuka. N. Y. Payne. Viva Paris. Adelbert. Watkins Glen Pettingill. Sidney. Notre Dame Pettingill. Katherine, Watkins Glen Palmer. C. Edward. Watkins Glen Palmer. P. Alfred. Watkins Glen Personius. Frank Paradiso. Joseph Powers. Mary Ellen Quirk. Alice. Watkins Glen Quirk. Edward. Watkins Glen Rogers. Frances Shulenberg. Geneva. N. Y. Reynolds. Jane Hurd. Carlisle. Pa. Rapalee. Lewellyn Roach. Mary Considine Roberts. Edith Rhodes. Erma Rooney. Virginia. Watkins Glen Rooney. Mary K.. Watkins Glen Rapalee. Jay Reed. Thomas Richart. Alberta Smith. Roweville. N. M. Rooney. Dr. Clark. Binghamton Rooney. William. Watkins Glen Rapalee. Glenn. Schenectady. N. Y. Russell. Irving. Watkins Glen Romeo. Lawrence Robbins. William Scarles. Mary Freer. Cripple Creek. Col. Smith. Lula Martin. Watkins Glen Smith. Donald D.. Townsend Smith. Leroy T.. Watkins Glen Smith. Louis R., Watkins Glen Shepherd. S. H. Cass. Washington. D. C. Smith. Sarah. Brooklyn Stein. Edith Johnson Smith. William. Montour Falls Seybolt. Irene. Hector Sproule. Elizabeth Sullivan. Sarah. Watkins Glen Secor. Mabel Smith. Viola Spader. George. Morrisville Stevens. Roxanna Dunham. Valois Severne. Frances Sproule. Alfred Seiders. Myra Buck Scobcy. Marguerite Shelton. Maude Carpenter. Odessa Shapiro. Henrietta Shulman. Paterson. N. J. Sebring. Harry. Watkins Glen Sebring. Louise Moran. Watkins Glen Smith. Alfred. Burdett Sproule. Margaret Gurnett. Watkins Glen Sleeper. Bernice. Amsterdam. N. Y. Stamp. Florence. Geneseo. N. Y. Stevenson. Daisy. Cortland Sproule, Sarah. Amsterdam. N. Y. Sullivan. Daniel. Philadelphia. Pa. Spencer. Bernice Moore Sreeves. Thelma. Cortland Sgrccci. Armedia Smith. Donald M.. Watkins Glen Symes. Mrs. James. Watkins Glen Smith. Doyle. Elmira Stout. Harry Smith. Royce. Alpine Smith. David Smith. Eleanor. New York City Smith. Ruth. Valois Smith. Dorothy. New York City Shannon. Mr. ft Mrs. George. Watkins Glen Sherrer. Eva. Montour Falls Straight. Clarence. Albany Swarthout. Stewart. Syracuse Stilwell. Clinton. Watkins Glen Sackett. Nellie Mathews. Burdett Sant. Maude Spader. Edith Sherrer. Henrietta. Montour Falls Stamp. Mae Barker. Watkins Glen Sullivan. Monica. Watkins Glen Swarthout. I.ula Belle. Watkins Glen Shannon. Alene Berry. Watkins Glen Scott. George. Watkins Glen Simpson. Mildred. Bennettsburg Sine. Ruthana. Reynoldsville Soule. Gladys. Reynoldsville Sackett. Helen. Burden Smith. Esther. Washington. D. C. Sager. Pearl Wilson. Rensselaer. N. Y. Smydcr. Leona Butler. Horncll Smith. Margaret E.. Ithaca Sproule. Joseph. Troy. N. Y. Seeley. Loretta. Watkins Glen Smith. Marvin I... Valois Smith. Carl V.. Valois Spencer. Dorothy. Watkins Glen • Swick.. Marjorie A.. Bennettsburg Steigwald. Helen Best Sullivan. Mabel Maloney Slater. Audrey Skinner. Ada Belle Specchio. Elizabeth Sciorc. Jeannette. Elmira Swick. Florence Sgrecci. Dominic Sullivan. Bernard Slattery. Charles Smith. George. Valois Sherrer. Maude. Montour Falls Tierney Julia Donovan. Rochester Thompson. Bessie Johnson. Trinidad. Col. Thompson. Francis. Watkins Glen Tinker. Mildred Taylor. William Tibbetts. Helen Cullen. Bradford. Pa. Thompson. Bertha. Watkins Glen Teetsel. Fenton Tinker. Isabel Thompson. John. Watkins Glen Tuttle. Dr. William. Chicago. 111. Thorp. Thomas. Hector Titus. David Titus. Louise. Watkins Glen T uttle. Catherine. New York City Thompson. Mary Louise. Watkins Glen Townsend. Meeker. Ithaca Thomas. Louise. Rock Stream Thorp. Maurine Updike. Floyd. Rochester Velie. George. Watkins Glen VanDeventer. Mrs. Edwin Vedder. Blanche Camp. Montour Falls Voorhees. Dorothea Hazlitt.’ Lodi Vanderhoof. Elizabeth. Watkins Glen Vanderhoof. Thomas. Dansville. N. Y. Vroman. Mildred Voyskocil. Elizabeth. Newfield VanDuzer, Sarah Ayers, Watkins Glen VanDorcn. Grace VanAllen, Betsy. Watkins Glen Viglione. Amy. Rochester Viglione. Thomas. Watkins Glen Viglione. Domonic. Watkins Glen VanDuzer. Howard. Burdett Voorhees. Irene. Watkins Glen Valent. Anthony. Watkins Glen Viglione. William. Watkins Glen Valent. Henry Viglione. Lucy VanVleet. Victor Whippy. Katherine. Watkins Glen Wakeman. Ella Beckwith. Wedgewood Wait. Esther. Watkins Glen Whitehead. Jane Haring. Watkins Glen Winters. Nellie Frost. Penn Yan White. Grace. Syracuse Wickham. Randolph Wait. Nellie James. Watkins Glen Wock. Mae Thayer. Johnstown. N. Y. Wilcox. Ella Smith. Townsend Webb. Seth. Cleveland. O. White. Percy. Watkins Glen Wait. Ray. Watkins Glen Wait, Mr. ft Mrs. William. New Orleans Webb. Arthur. New York City White. Horace. Watkins Glen White. Nan Abbey. Watkins Glen Wagner. Alta Button. Caywood Worster. Marie Jennings. Elmira Heights Weaver. Mary Nichols. Ithaca Webster. Martha Smith. Reading Center Williams. Clyde. Watkins Glen Wixson. Gertrude Palmer. New York City Wood. Martha Woodward. Edith Woodward. William. Watkins Glen Waugh. Harold. Corning Wickham. Ely. Hector Wickham. Julia Peck. Hector Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. William. Watkins Glen Webb. Lloyd. Watkins Glen Wet more. Iva White. Mary B.. Hector Williams. Clifford. Watkins Glen White. Anna. Watkins Glen Whiting. LuFanna Chase. Mansfield. Pa. Wilcox. Leona Demott. Watkins Glen Wasson. Franklin Wasson. 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