White Plains High School - Oracle Yearbook (White Plains, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1923 volume:

THE ORACLE 1923 Dedication This 1023 Oracle is respectfully dedicated to William Lynn Houseman our Principal and Friend, in appreciation of the many years of faithful service he has rendered our Alina Mater TUE Cl ASS OF ’23 TTTTTnntt ORACLE BOARD ORACLE BOARD Editor An-Chief.....................................Gordon B. Halstead Art Editor............................................Eleanor Hayes Business Manager.........................................John ErICSON Associate Editors Gladys Burkhart Helen Cornell Helen Greene Stewart Hoskins Everett Field Business Staff Gerald Jones Frank X. Briante Louis Fourcade Karl Kristiansen Mabel Johnson Burton M. Hovey, Jr. Foreword ®HEN THESE “DAYS OF GLADNESS 'NEATH the Orange and the Black have BECOME BUT VAGUE REMEMBRANCES OF THE PAST, AND THE ONCE FAMILIAR FACES ARE BUT DIMLY RECALLED THROUGH THE INTERVEN- ING YEARS, MAY YOU, THE MEMBERS OF THE Class of ’23, turn to this, your Oracle, and RE-LIVE FOR AWHILE YOUTHFUL ACHIEVEMENTS AND SUCCESSES; AND MAY THE SPIRIT OF WHITE Plains High School so illuminate these PAGES AND RE-KINDLE IN YOU THE IDEALS OF your Alma Mater, that you may have a new BIRTH OF DETERMINATION TO DEDICATE YOUR LIVES TO SERVING YOUR FELLOW MEN. The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three CHE Oracle Board of the Class of '23 has dedicated its supreme efforts to producing a better Oracle than ever before. You, the readers of this book, are the judges. It is yours to judge in what measure we have failed or succeeded. If success is ours, what has been a happy anticipation will become a joyful reality. But whether we have failed or succeeded in our efforts, we have that great satisfaction which comes to all who have done their best to be of a real service to their school. THE GENERAL ORGANIZATION CHE year 1922-23 marks the fourth in the existence of the General Organization in White Plains High School. Every project sup- ported by the G. O. during this year has thrived and grown. In the fall of the year, the G. O. engaged the Colgate Musical Clubs for a most delightful and successful concert. The next achievement was something heretofore unheard of in the annals of the school. T his was the operetta, “The Bells of Beaujolais,” which, staged under the auspices of the G. O., played to enthusiastic and record-breaking audiences. Another thing worthy of note is the institution of the Service League which has proved very successful. This plan is something new and is doing much to solve the many difficult problems in regard to the halls. The Point System has also been greatly improved. One of the greatest services which the G. O. has rendered to the school is the publication and distribution of the handbook, that veritable treasure house of valuable information. While the General Organization is still in its infancy, it has grown and continues to grow so rapidly that we, its members, may well point to it with pride and predict for it a bright future. THE SERVICE LEAGUE IT has always been the supreme effort of each Senior Class to leave behind some worthy achievement, which in years to come, will, by its effect on the school, prove a permanent monument to that class. The class of ’23 can be found lacking in no respects,—no, not even in this, for it has been largely due to their leadership and conscientious support that a Service League has come into existence in White Plains High School. The Service League is one of the oldest and most successful attempts at student self-government. This League has been in our school only twelve w’eeks, and in this short time it has exceeded the highest expecta- tions of any. For those who are not acquainted with the principle and w'ork of the Service League, this attempt at a definition has been submitted. The Service League is a group of volunteer students w'ith several faculty ad- visors, who with the push, vigor and original viewpoint of youth, coupled with the experience and straight thinking ability of the faculty, are striving to solve for both, the problems of both. 8 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Fmst Row (Left to right)—Johnson, Piatti, Behm, Overton, Burke, MacSeal. Shepard, Huff, Houseman. Second Row—Potts, Jolley, Keenholts, Bingham, H'illiams, Fenton, Fisk, Hall, Mangam, Core, Swain. Third Row—Woodward, Kapp, Baldwin, MaeGregor, Benedict, Gonser. Rigouard, I’erplanck, Fuller, Watkins. Fourth Row—Paulsen, Fairclough, McGovern, Kelly. Beecher, Clark, Benneyan, Blackburn, Clark. Fifth Row—Potter, Eberhardt, Lynaugh, Otis, McIntosh. Brisson, Robbins. Sixth Row—Oktavec, ’andermeulan, Borton, Diehl. jfacultp JOHN W. LUMBARD............................................Superintendent of Schools Cortland Normal; Amherst College W. LYNN HOUSEMAN, B. S., A. M................................................Principal Colgate; Teachers' College, Columbia GEORGE E. KAPP, B. S............................................Assistant to Principal Gettysburg College; Columbia University RUTH ANDREWS. A. B........................................................... Algebra Mt. Holyoke MARTHA J. BALDWIN...........................................................Commercial Rochester Business College; New York University LENA C. BEECHER. B. S................................................Home Economics Simmon's College; Cornell College FLORENCE C. BEHM, Fh. B........................................................ Latin Syracuse University; Columbia University 10 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three RUTH S. BENNEYAN, A. B.........................................................English Smith College MARY A. BINGHAM ............................................................Commercial Syracuse University; Rochester Business Institute WILLIAM F. BORTON, B. S.................................. -........Manual Training University of Illinois ALPHONSO Yr. BRISSON, B. S., LL.B..............................................English Colgate; Fordham CATHARINE L. BURKE ..................................................... Commercial Plattsburg Normal; Syracuse University LOUISE CHASE, A. B..................................................Spanish and French Allegheny College; New York Univeroily: Columbia JAMES A. CLARK, JR., LL.B..................................................Mathematics Cornell JENNIE L. CLARK ..............................................................Draw ng Syracuse University KATHERINE D. CORE, A. B.................................................... English St. Lawrence University CUMMINGS P. EBERHARDT. Ped. B.. B. C. S................................. Commercial Ohio Northern University; New York University J. DALE DIEHL. A. B..........................................v...................Music Gettysburg: New England Conservatory of Music WILLIAM W. FAIRCLOUGH, A. B...................Acting Head of Modern Language Dept. Bowdoin College; University of Berlin HAZEL E. FISK, B. A............................................................English Rochester University GRACE L. FENTON, B. A............................................................Latin Barnard MABEL E. FULLER. A. B.........................................................Science Cornell Univerity MAUDE GONSER...........................................Drawing and Elementary Design Philadelphia School of Design for Women HELEN L. GREENE............................................ v......Home Economics New York State College For Teachers: Mechanics Institute AGNES HALL..................................................................Commercial Buffalo State Normal School BEATRICE M. HORTON...............................................................Music Ithaca Conservatory ARTHUR T. JOLLEY, A. B., A. M.............................. ..........Public Speaking Northwestern University; New York University ALICE KEEN HOLTS........................................... ;......Physical Training Savage School of Physical Education: Columbia GLENN M. KELLY..................................................................French Colgate MATTHEW E. LYNAUGH, B. C. S................................. Mead of Commercial Dept. New Y'ork University 11 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three RUTH MacNEAL....................................................History and Civics Syracuse University OLIVE B. MacGREGOR, PH. B....................................................HUtor? Syracuse University; Columbia GRACE MANGAM, A. B........................................................ English Smith College FRANK B. McGOVERN..............................................Physical Training Posse Normal School of Gymnastics; Harvard; University of New York WALT ER P. McINTOSH, A. B....................................Head of English Dept. Syracuse University I RANK L. OK PAVEC, B. S.................Director of Physical Education and Coach University of Duluque: Columbia ALVAH I . OI IS, A. B., A. M........................... feting Head of Latin Dept. Syracuse University; Columbia CLARA L. OVERTON..........................................................Librarian New York Library School GEORGE W. PAULSEN, B. S................................................... Science Massachusetts Agricultural College ANITA PIATTI ................................................................French Syracuse University; Columbia University MAY N. PORI ER..........................................................Mathematics Potsdam Normal School HOWARD L. FOTTER, A. B., Ph. B..............................................Science Cornell University; Columbia University FRANK E. POTTS...........................................................Commercial Albany Business College; New York University ELISE RIGOUARD, A. B.........................................................French University of Paris; New York State College EMILY C. ROBBINS, B. S......................................................English Radcliffe: New York University MARGARET A. SHEPARD.........................................................Drawing Pratt Institute EARL L. VAN DERM EULEN, A. B.......................................... Mathematics Syracuse University G. ANNA VERPLANCK, A. B.....................................................Biology Barnard LODISKI L. WILLIAMS............................................American History State Normal College BRAINARD H. WOODWARD, A. B...................................Economic, and Civic, Yale; Columbia 12 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three J cntor Class OFFICERS President.........................................Raymond Clark. Pice-President..................................Elizabeth Peyser Secretary..................................Annabelle Kissling Treasurer..................................Gordon B. Halstead CLASS FLOWER MOTTO CLASS COLORS Rose Servire omnibus praestat Gold and White (Service above all) HONOR ROLL Justine Spradling...................................First Honor Donald Bryant......................................Second Honor Charity Myers.......................................Third Honor HONORABLE MENTION Lois Allerton Douglas Barber Juliane Bode William Brenner Philip Buchanan Aileen Clinch Gertrude Coon Helen Cornell Howard De Nike Frances Fairchild Elsie Follmer Burrows Hadfield Helen Haigh Matilda Hansen Eleanor Hayes Mabel Johnson Gerald Jones Karl Kristiansen Margaret McLaughlin Nathan Miller Mabel Nichols Elizabeth Peyser Grace Sellars Lucy Street Kathryn Ten Eyck Catherine Wechsler FRATRES Class Historian......... Class Prophecy.......... Class Poem.............. Class Song.............. Class Characteristics... Class Characteristics... Postscriptum............ Last Will and Testament Last Will and Testament. .....Allen Davey Burrows Hadfield Florence Buckbee ...Mabel Nichols ....Gladys Burkart ...Stewart Hoskins ....Devin Garrity ..Philip Buchanan ..Virginia Payson 14 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Katherine Adams G. O. (1-2-3-4); Girls’ Glee Club (2-3-4); Mandolin Club (3-4); Play Cast (4); Amphictyons (4). After graduation—Hunter Kindergarten Training School. Lois Allerton Junior Red Cross (1-2); G. O. (1-2-3-4); Latin Club (3-4); French Club (3-4); Executive Council (4). After graduation—Wellesley. Lyman Avery G. O. (4); Chairman Senior Meeting (4); Delta Alpha. After graduation—Syracuse. Robert Avery G. O. (3-4); Delta Alpha. After graduation—Lafayette. Douglas Barber G. O. (1-2-3-4); Radio Club (3); Spanish Club (3-4); Junior Prom. Committee; Business Manager of Orange (4); Delta Alpha. After graduation—University of Pennsylvania. IS The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Juliane Bode C. O. (1-2-3-4) ; French Club (3-4). After graduation— Hunter. Mary Breen G. O. (1-2-3-4). After graduation—Business. William Brenner G. O. (3-4) ; Football (4) ; Inter-Class Basketball (4) ; Spanish Club (4); Service League (4); W. P. H. S. Club (4); Omega Delta. After graduation—University of Pennsylvania. Frank Briante G. O. (1-2-3-4) ; Baseball (2-3-4); Football (4); Basket- ball (4); Basketball second team (3); Football second team (2-3); Inter-Class Track (2-3); Inter-Class Bas- ketball (1-2-3); W. P H. S. Club (2-3-4); Business Staff of Oracle (4); Fhi Lambda. After graduation— Columbia. Donald Bryant G. O. (1-2-3-4); Latin Club (3-4); French Club (3-4); Radio Club (3); Orange Reporter (3) ; Orange Board (4); Extemporaneous Speaking Contest (3); Debate (4); Amphictyons (3-4); Inter-Class Basketball (3). After graduation—Cornell. - 16 The Oracle—Nineteen Hundred and Twent y-T h r e e Philip Buchanan G. O. (2-3-4); Executive Council (4); Orange Reporter (3); Orange Board (4); Class Fresident (2); Sopho- more Hop Committee; Latin Club (3-4), President (4); French Club (4); Debate (4); Amphictyons (4). After graduation—Yale. Florence Buckbee Sophomore Hop Committee; Junior Prom. Committee; Glee Club (2-3-4), President (3); Spanish Club (4); French Club (3); Operetta (4); Operetta Committee (4); Service League (4); G. O. (1-2-3-4), Vice-Presi- dent (4); Chairman G. O. Membership Committee; Theta Gamma, President (3-4); Play Cast (4). After graduation—Business. Gladys Burkart G. O. (2-3-4); Latin Club (3-4), Secretary (4); French Club (4); Executive Council (4); Oracle Board (4); Service League (4); Mandolin Club (3-4); Theta Gamma. After graduation—Vassar. Rebecca Citkowitz G. O. (4); Chess Club (4) ; Graduation in three and one-half years. After graduation-—Business. Raymond Clark G. O. (1-2-3-4); Football (1-2-3-4), Captain (3-4); Baseball (1-2-3-4), Captain (2); Inter-Class Basketball (1-2-3-4); Inter-Class Track (1-2); Student Council 8th grade; Executive Council (1-2-3-4), Secretary; Class President (3-4), Vice-President (1); W. P. H. S. Club (1-2-3-4); Phi Lambda. After graduation—Georgetown University. 17 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Aileen Clinch G. O. (2-3-4); Latin Club (3-4); French Club (3-4); Service League Committee (4) ; Sophomore Hop Com- mittee; Glee Club (2); Mandolin Club (4); Editor-in- Chief of Orange. After graduation—Mt. Holyoke. Robert Coles G. O. (2-3-4) ; Spanish Club (2) ; Pi Phi. After gradua- tion—University of Pennsylvania. Gertrude Coon G. O. (1-2-3-4); Orchestra (1-2-3-4) ; French Club (4). After graduation—Barnard. Elizabeth Cotton G. O. (1-2-3-4); Executive Council (4); Glee Club (4); Inter-Class Basketball (2) ; Gym Team (2) ; Theta Gamma. After graduation—University of Colorado. Helen Cornell G. O. (1-2-3-4); French Club (3-4), Vice-President (3); Oracle Board (4); Executive Council (4). After graduation—College. 18 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Edith Crowley G. O. (1-2-3-4); Latin Club (4); French Club (3-4); Basketball (4); Executive Council (3-4); Hiking Club (3-4), Fresident (3). After graduation—Smith. Allan Davey G. O. (3-4); Pi Phi; Lafayette High School (1-2); French Club (4); Play Cast (4); Amphictyons (4). After graduation—University of Pennsylvania. Grace Dege Glee Club (4). After graduation—Business. Howard DeNike Glee Club (1-2-3-4), President (1-2-3-4); Class Secre- tary (3) ; Manager of Inter-Class Basketball (3) ; Oper- etta (4); Executive Council (3-4); Radio Club (3); Latin Club (3-4); Debate (4); Phi Lambda. After graduation—East Straudsburg State Normal School. Evelyn Dougherty G. O. (1-2-3-4); Glee Club (3-4); French Club (3-4); Service League (4); Theta Gamma. After graduation— Business. 19 The Oracl e—N ineteen Hundred and Twent v-T h r e e John Ericson G. O. (1-2-3-4); Football (4); Football second team (2-3); Business Manager of Oracle (4); W. P. H. S. Club (4) ; Inter-Class Basketball (3); Inter-Class Track (2-3-4); Phi Lambda. After graduation—Columbia. Lillian Esp G. O. (3-4); Operetta (4); Flay Cast (4); Service League (4); Amphictyons (4). After graduation— Vestoff. Frances Fairchild G. O. (3-4): French Club (3-4); Chess Club (3); Inter-Class Basketball (4). After graduation—New Hampshire State College. Dorothy Fay G. O. {3-4); Spanish Club (3-4); Mandolin Club (3-4); Theta Gamma. After graduation—Sargent s School. Matthew Farrell Glee Club (3-4) ; G. O. (3-4). After graduation— Business. 20 The Oracl e— Nineteen Hundred and Twent y-T hrib Augusta Ficks G. O. (1-2-3-4); Glee Club (2-3-4); Hiking Club (4); French Club (3-4); Orange Reporter (4). After grad- uation—Cornell. Everett Field Oracle Board; Junior Prom. Committee; Point System Committee (4); Chairman Senior Ring Committee; Mandolin Club (4); Delta Alpha. After graduation— Dartmouth. Basiljo Filardi G. O. (1-2-3-4); Football second team; Inter-Class Bas- ketball (1) ; Spanish Club (3-4) ; Gym Team (1). After graduation—New York University. Kenneth Fish Glee Club (3-4); Mandolin Club (3-4); Operetta (4). After graduation—Business. Lester Newton Inter-Class Basketball (2); Basketball (4); Football second team (3-4); G. O. (1-2-3-4); Phi Lambda. After graduation—Colgate. 21 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Elsie Follmer G. O. (1-2); Graduation in two and one-half years. After graduation—Wellesley. Louis Fourcade Oracle Board; Inter-Class Track (1-2); Inter-Class Basketball (3-4); Basketball second team (3-4); Base- ball second team (3); G. O. (1-2-3-4); Phi Lambda. After graduation—Cornell. Harold Fox G. O. (1-2-3-4); Cross Country Team (4); Graduation in three and one-half years; Baseball second team (3). After graduation—Business. Catherine Gard G. O. (1-2-3-4). After graduation—Business. Devin Garrity G. O. (1-2-3-4) ; Executive Council (4) ; Football (3-4) ; Manager of Basketball (4); Class Vice-President (3) ; Student representative to Board of Directors; Inter-Class Basketball (3); Inter-Class Track (3); Junior Prom. Committee; Chairman of Alumni Football Dance Com- mittee; French Club (3-4); Latin Club (4); Boxing Club (3) ; W. P. H. S. Club (4); Baseball second team (3) ; Chairman of Senior Dance Committee; Phi Lambda. After graduation—F rinceton. 22 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Julian Goble G. O. (1-2-3-4); Radio Club (3); Chess Club (3-4); Service League (4), Captain; Track Squad (3). After graduation—Cornell. Vera Gorton G. O. (1-2-3-4); Glee Club (1-2-3-4); French Club (3-4); Operetta (4); Music Memory Contest. After graduation—Business. Donald Grafflin Football (4); G. O. (1-2-3-4); Service League (4). After graduation—New York University. Helen Greene G. O. (1-2-3-4); Glee Club (1-2-3-4); Oracle Board. After graduation—New York University. Anthony Grieco G. O. (1-2-3-4); Spanish Club (3-4). After graduation —Business. 23 The Oracl e— Nineteen Hun drew and Twent v-T h r e e Alice Haas G. O. (2-3-4); French Club (3-4); Secretary (4). After graduation—Mt. Holyoke. Philip Haas G. O. (2-3-4); Radio Club (4); Service League (4). After graduation—Antioch. Burrows Hadfield G. O. (1-2-3-4), President (4); Inter-Class Basketball (2); Latin Club (3); Spanish Club (3-4); Baseball (3); Junior Prom. Committee; Service League Committee (4); Service League (4); W. P. H. S. Club (4); Executive Council (4); Football second team (4). After graduation—Harvard. Helen Haigh G. O. (1-2-3-4); Latin Club (3-4); French Club (3-4); Graduation in three and one-half years. After graduation —Smith. Charlotte Hale G. O. (1-2-3-4); Glee Club (1-2-3-4). After gradua- tion—-Business. 24 The Oracle— Nineteen Hundred and Twjnt y-T h r e e Gordon Halstead G. O. (1-2-3-4); Editor in Chief of Oracle; Class Treas- urer (4); Radio Club (2-3-4), Vice-President (3), Pres- ident (4); Glee Club (3) ; Inter-Class Track (2); Inter- Class Basketball (3); Baseball second team (3), Cap- tain (3); Baseball Manager (4); Operetta Committee; Point System Committee; Senior Dance Committee; Pi Phi; graduation in three and one-half years. After graduation—Haverford. Matilda Hansen G. O. (1-2-3-4); Spanish Club (3-4), Secretary (3), President (4); Orange Board (4); Extemporaneous Speaking Contest; Basketball (2-3-4); Debate (4); Track (2-3). After graduation—Barnard. Eleanor Haves G. O. (I-2-3-4); Inter-Class Basketball (1-2); Basket- ball second team (3); Basketball (4); Glee Club (3-4); Extemporaneous Speaking Contest (3); Orange Reporter (4) ; Amphictyons (3-4); Spanish Club (4); Art Club (4); Art Editor of Oracle. After graduation—Business. Henry Hoffman G. O. (1-2-3-4). After graduation—Business. Melville Holmes G. O. (2-3-4); Track Squad (2-3); Football Squad (2-3-4); Football (2). After graduation—Business. 25 The O r a c l-e — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Stewart Hoskins Track (3-4), Captain (4); G. O. (1-2-3-4); W. P. H. S. Club (4); Inter-Class Track (2-3-4); Service League (4); Oracle Board (4), Associate Editor; Foot- ball second team. After graduation—Cornell. Burton Hovey G. O. (1 -2-3-4); Band (3-4); Inter-Class Basketball (4); Football second team (3-4); Senior Dance Com- mittee; Flay Cast (4); Graduation in three and one-half years; Amphictyons (4). After graduation—Princeton. Walter Huelle G. O. (2-3-4); Glee Club (2-3-4); Mandolin Club (2-3-4); Radio Club (2); Cross Country Team (4); Baseball second team (3); Inter-Class Basketball (3); Pi Phi. After graduation—Havcrford. Mary Hunt G. O. (1-2-3-4). ■■■ George Hunter G. O. (1-2-3-4); Radio Club (3-4); Baseball second team (3). After graduation—Syracuse. 26 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three Lorena Jayne G. O. (1-2-3-4). After graduation—Business. Mabel Johnson G. O. (1-2-3-4); Inter-Class Basketball (4); Basketball second team (4); Oracle Board. After graduation— Normal School. Gerald Jones G. O. (1-2-3-4); Service League (4); Radio Club (3); Oracle Board (4). After graduation—Business. LaVerne Johnston G. O. (1-2-3-4). After graduation—Business. Merle Johnston G. O. (1-2-3-4); Glee Club (3-4); French Club (3-4); Operetta (4); First Prize in Music Memory Contest. After graduation—Lasell Seminary. 27 The Oracl e— Nineteen Hundred and Twent v-T h r e e Harry Kaufman G. O. (1-2-3-4); Football (1-2-3-4); Executive Coun- cil (2-3-4); Boys' A. A.: Track Squad (2-3); Inter- Class Basketball (2-3); Inter-Class Track (2-3); W. P. H. S. Club (1-2); Glee Club (2-3-4); Chairman of Sophomore Hop Committee; Chairman of Junior Prom. Committee; Delta Alpha. After graduation— Dartmouth. Ida Kelly G. O. (1-2-3-4); Glee Club; Basketball (4). After graduation—Business. Evelyn Keough G. O. (1-2-3-4); Basketball (1-4); Hiking Club (4); W. P. H. S. Club; Graduation in three and one-half years. After graduation—Business College. Richard Kine G. O. (3-4); Inter-Class Basketball (3-4)( Capt. (3); Baseball (3); Football Squad (4); Basketball Squad (4); Inter-Class Track (4); W. P. H. S. Club (4); Phi Lambda. After graduation—Business. Annabelle Kissling Inter-Class Basketball (2-3-4), Captain (2); Gym Team (I); G. O. (1-2-3-4); Track (2); Class Secretary (3-4); Basketball (2-3-4), Captain (3-4); Junior Prom. Committee; Orange Board (4); Mandolin Club (3-4), Secretary (2), President (4); Chess Club (3-4); Service League (4); Senior Ring Committee; Theta Gamma. After graduation—Chevy Chase. 28 The Oracl e—N ineteen Hundred and Twent y-T h r e e Louis Koslovsky G. O. (1-2-3-4). After graduation—Business. Karl Kristiansen G. O. (1-2-3-4); Boys’ A. A. (1); Orchestra (I); Football second team (2-3); Baseball second team (1-2); Mandolin Club (4); Inter-Class Basketball (1-2-3-4), Manager (4); Inter-Class Track (2-3-4); Track (3); Boxing Club (2); W. P. H. S. Club. After graduation—Yale. Herbert Kruckman G. O. (3-4); French Club (3-4); Spanish Club (3-4); Graduation in three and one-half years. After gradua- tion—-Cooper Union. Dorothy Kruse G. O. (1-2-3-4); Inter-Class Basketball (4); Hiking Club; Service League. After graduation—Mt. Holyoke. Phyllis Leath G. O. (2-3-4); Glee Club (4); Junior Red Cross. 29 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three Rose Lebwohl G. O. (1-2-3-4). After graduation—Business. Frederick Lee G. O. (1-2-3-4); Executive Council (4); Point System Committee; Glee Club (2-3-4), Secretary (3); Radio Club (2-3-4), Secretary (3), Publicity Manager, Traffic Manager (3); Service League (4); Mandolin Club (4). After graduation—College. Mildred LeFevre G. O. (1-2-3-4); French Club (3-4); Hiking Club (3-4). After graduation—College. Marion Leven G. O. (1-2-3-4); Glee Club (3); Latin Club (3); French Club (3). After graduation—College. Eva Leven G. O. (1-2-3-4); Latin Club. After graduation— College. ■ 30 The Or a cl e— Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Morris Libman G. O. (1-2-3-4); Football Squad (2); Basketball (4); Baseball (2-3-4); Inter-Class Basketball (1-2); Glee Club (3-4); Mandolin Club (4); W. P. H. S. Club (4) ; Omega Delta. After graduation—Cornell. William Locke G. O. (1-2-3-4); Football (3-4); Inter-Class Basket- ball (3-4) ; Extemporaneous Speaking Contest, second prize (3); French Club (3-4); Latin Club (3-4); Chess Club (4); W. P. H. S. Club (4); Band (4); Amphictyons (3-4). After graduation—Harvard. Dorothy Lord G. O. (1-2-3-4); Hiking Club (4); Inter-Class Basket- ball (4). After graduation—Barnard. Beatrice Lyon G. O. (1-2-3-4); Basketball (1-2); Glee Club (1-2-3-4); Mandolin Club (3-4); Service League (4). After graduation—Post Graduate Hospital. Richard Lyon G. O. (1-2-3-4); Inter-Class Basketball (1-2-4); Foot- ball (3-4) ; W. P. H. S. Club (4); Class Secretary (2); Class Treasurer (3); Fhi Lambda. After gradu- ation—University of Georgia. 31 The O r a c l e—N ineteen Hundred and Twent y-T h r e e Marion Maglio G. O. (1-2-3-4); Inter-Class Basketball (2); Basket- ball (3-4); Hiking Club (3-4); Glee Club (4); Latin Club (3) ; Orange Reporter (3-4); W. P. H. S. Club (4). After graduation—Trinity. Edward Malaney G. O. (1-2-3-4); Inter-Class Basketball (3); Base- ball second team. After graduation—Business. Katherine Malaney G. O. (1-2-3-4); Inter-Class Basketball (1). After graduation—Business. MARGARET McLAUGHLIN G. O. (I-2-3-4); Hiking Club (3); French Club (4); Latin Club (4). After graduation—Wellesley. Pyna Meisels G. O. (1-2-3-4). After graduation—Business. 32 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Anna Miller G. O. (1-2-3-4); Junior Red Cross. Nathan Miller G. O. (1-2-3-4); Orchestra (1-2-3-4); French Cluh (3); Spanish Club (3-4). After graduation—Rens- selaer Polytechnic Institute. Laura Moger G. O. (1-2-3-4). Julia Monohan G. O. (1-2-3-4); Glee Cluh (4); Service League (4); Junior Red Cross. After graduation—College. Walter Moloney G. O. (1-2-3-4); French Cluh (3-4); Cross Country Team (4), Captain; Baseball second team (3-4); Omega Delta. After graduation—Rensselaer. I 33 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Charity Myers G. O. (1-2-3-4); Latin Club (3). After graduation— Wellesley. Mabel Nichols G. O. (1-2-3-4); Orchestra (1-2-3-4); Mandolin Club (1-2-3-4); Operetta (4); Service League (4). After graduation—Instruction under vocal and piano instruc- tors. Mary Ostrander G. O. (1-2-3-4); Glee Club; Junior Red Cross; Theta Gamma. After graduation—Post Graduate Training School. Marita Oye G. O. (1-2-3-4); Sophomore Hop Committee; Hiking Club (3-4), Vice-President (4); Senior Dance Com- mittee; Play Cast (4). After graduation—Posse Nor- mal School. Josephine Palmer G. O. ( 1-2-3-4). After graduation—New York Uni- versity. 34 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Virginia Pavson G. O. (1-2-3-4); French Club (4); Mandolin Club (3); Theta Gamma; Senior Dance Committee. After graduation—Barnard. Elizabeth Peyser G. O. (1-2-3-4); Mandolin Club (4); French Club (3-4); Junior Prom. Committee; Class Vice-President (4); Service League (4); Basketball (4); Gym Ex- hibition (4) ; Orange Board (4) ; Theta Gamma. After graduation—Manhattanville. Stanley Potter G. O. (1-2-3-4) ; Glee Club (1-2-3); Inter-Class Bas- ketball (1-2-3); Baseball second team (3); Basketball second team (3-4); Track (4). After graduation— Yale. Edward Pryor G. O. (1-2-3-4) ; Junior Red Cross (1-2); Spanish Club (5). After graduation—Business. Brenneman Quereau G. O. (1-2-3-4); Cross Country Team (4); Orchestra (3-4); Band (3-4), President (4); Radio Club (2). After graduation—Syracuse. 35 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three Gerald Reynolds G. O. (1-2-3-4); Inter-Class Basketball (4); Chess Club (3). After graduation—Columbia. Mary Reick G. O. (1-2-3-4). After graduation—Business. Frederick Rhode G. O. (1-2-3-4); Spanish Club (3-4); Orchestra (2-3-4). After graduation—College. Edgar Rogers G. O. (1-2-3-4); Glee Club (3-4); Operetta (4); Omega Delta. After graduation—Business. Rose Secundine G. O. (1-2-3-4). 36 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Grace Sellars G. O. (1-2-3-4); Latin Club (3-4), Vice-President (4); Spanish Club (3-4); Glee Club (3-4); Amphic- tyons (3-4) ; Executive Council (4); Second team Bas- ketball (3); Basketball (4); Orange Reporter (4); Extemporaneous Speaking Contest (3) ; Sophomore Hop Committee; Freshman Party Committee; Service League (4); Class Vice-President (1-2). After grad- uation—Mt. Holyoke. Archie Smith G. O. (1-4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Executive Council (4). After graduation—Cornell. Justine Spradling G. O. (1-2-3-4); Hiking Club (3-4); Latin Club (3) French Club (3-4); Glee Club (3) ; Amphictyons (3-4) Extemporaneous Speaking Contest, second prize (3) Inter-Class Basketball (4); Triangular Debate (4) After graduation—Hunter. Rudolph Stolle G. O. (1-2-3-4); Orchestra (3); Spanish Club (4), Secretary (4). After graduation—St. Albans. Lucy Street G. O. (I-2-3-4); Girls’ Glee Club (3); Girls’ A. A.; Inter-Class Basketball (1-2-3-4), Captain (3); Orange Board (3-4); Varsity Basketball (4); Service League (4). After graduation—Mt. Holyoke. 37 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Matilda Sussman G. O. (2-3-4); Glee Club (2-3-4); Basketball second team (3); Inter-Class Basketball (4). After gradua- tion—Plattsburgh State Normal. Dana Swan G. O. (4); Glee Club; Raymond Riordon School (1-2-3). After graduation—Cornell. Alice Tainter G. O. (1-2-3-4); French Club (3-4); Service League (4); Theta Gamma. After graduation—Finch. Kathryn Ten Eyck G. O. (1-2-3-4); Latin Club. After graduation—Col- umbia. Gerow Theall G. O. (1-2-3-4); Class Play; French Club (4). After graduation—Syracuse. 38 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty- Three Ralph Theall G. O. (1-2-3-4); Glee Club (1-2-3); Radio Club (1). After graduation—Clark University. Jasper Thornton G. O. (1-2-3-4); Spanish Club (3); Service League. After graduation—Business. Helen Tompkins G. O. (3-4); French Club (3-4). After graduation— Fost Graduate Hospital. Nicholas Treretola G. O. (1-2-3-4). After graduation—Business. Charles Roger Urban G. O. (1-2-3-4); Inter-Class Track (3-4); french Club (3). After graduation—Cornell. 39 I n k Oracle Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Elizabeth Van Westrcm O. O. (3-4); Chess Club (3). After graduation— Business. Paul Van Winkle O. O. (1-2-3-4); Orchestra (1-2-3-4); Band (3-4); Radio Club (3-4) ; Executive Council (4); Omega Delta. After graduation—Rensselaer Polytechnic In- stitute. Jordon Young G. O. (1-2-3-4); Salesmanship second prize; Football second team (1). After graduation—College. Patsy Viscome G. O. (1-2-3-4); Spanish Club; Graduation in three and one-half years. After graduation—New York Uni- versity. Catherine Wechsler G. O. (1-2-3-4); Latin Club (3); Service League; Man- dolin Club (4) ; Graduation in three and one-half years. After graduation—To study in Europe. 40 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three Edward West G. O. (1-2-3-4) ; Art Club (4) French Club (3) ; Glee Club (3-4) ; Omega Delta. After graduation—Busi- ness. Paul Whalen G. O. (1-2-3-4); Football second team (2-4); Pi Phi. After graduation—College. Virginia Williams G. O. (1-2-3-4); Theta Gamma. After graduation— Hollins. Stephen Fox G. O. (1-2-3-4); Radio Club (3-4); Band (3-4). After graduation—Antioch. Una Johnson G. O. (1-2-3-4); Girls’ Glee Club (3-4); graduation in three and one-half years. After graduation—College. 41 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three John Macarello G. O. (1-2-3-4); Glee Club (3-4); Operetta; Inter- Class Track (3). After graduation—Business. Class $orm By Florence Buckbee Farewell to thee, dear High School, Our time has come to part; If we must play the “Game of Life,” It’s time for us to start. Four years ago as Freshmen VVe entered in these halls; Events of joy and sadness We’ve had within thy walls. And now as worthy Seniors Our sheepskins we have won; Our days with thee are ended, Life’s battle’s just begun! We go to climb “Fame’s Ladder,” And some will reach the top; The start they made in High School The years can never stop. We turn our mem’ries backward Upon these last four years, And our hearts are filled with sadness, Our eyes brim o’er with tears. So good-bye, Alma Mater, We must take leave of thee; Our work here is completed; Adieu, says Twenty-three! 42 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three l!?tstorj) of tfjt Claes of 23 Zt)e ifrestyman gear OUR class entered the White Plains High School in September, 1919. To our young minds it was one of the most distinguished classes that ever was admitted to that institution. Unfortunately for us, the upper classmen were not of the same mind as we were. As a consequence of this difference in viewpoint much distress and woe were brought down upon our heads. Early in the year we began to show our interest in the school by furnishing about ten men for the football squad, two of whom secured positions on the varsity. In the other three sports, basketball, baseball and track, we did equally well. As we were still children in the eyes of our elders, we were not allow'ed to take part in any of the social affairs of the year, but were advised to study and to study hard. Following this advice, most of us were able to get through the year with satisfactory marks, thus proving to the faculty that our brains were beginning to show signs of life. It befell our good fortune that the General Organization was formed in this year. As the purposes of this organization were quite unknown when it was first proposed, there was consequently much discussion con- cerning the advisability of such a union of the various activities of the school. When the student body, however, realized to what a great extent this organization would benefit the school, and how the activities would bloom under its guidance, they heartily favored it. We, as a class, did all in our power to help its growth. When school closed in June we were, to be sure, quite fatigued; but we had lost none of our determination to return in the fall and to do our bit by promoting all the interests of the school. € ur £ opljomore gear gFTER two months of leisure and rest we returned to school with renewed energy, resolving to undertake our duties as good sopho- mores should. We spent the first week mainly in telling our fellow students of our numerous summer love affairs, or of our thrilling experiences in the mountains, etc. As soon as we had related all our stories, and, for the most part, had succeeded in making liars of ourselves, we began to settle down for a long winter's work. Autumn brought with it the appeal for members of the General Organization. In response to this appeal, within two weeks, approxi- mately ninety-five per cent of the student body were enrolled in its ranks. 43 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three By the time this campaign was brought to an end, the football team was rounding into shape. About fifteen of our classmates had responded to the call for candidates. The other classes were just as well represented. We started the season off by defeating the Alumni, and continuing through- out our schedule without a defeat, securing as a result of this fine showing, the W. I. A. A. football championship. In basketball the class showed up remarkably well. The interclass games resulted in the victory of the Seniors, but with our class a very close second. This victory of the Seniors is something which puzzles us to this day. On the Girls' Basketball team two of our class held positions. Along with sweet springtime came the baseball season. Our class was very well represented on this squad, but even with these able repre- sentatives, the team did not have a very successful season. Early in May we held the Sophomore Hop at which many of us, for the first time, tasted of the delights and embarrassments of dancing and mingling with the fair sex. At the close of our Sophomore year we had begun to realize the wonderful advantages of a high school education, and we left school resolved to make the best of them during the two years that remained before us. ZA)t junior f ear HGAIN a summer had passed. That we had all enjoyed a de- lightful vacation was very evident, being noticed both by our phy- sical and social developments. As we grouped in the halls on our return to school, one could not help noticing the change that had come over the members of our class. We were beginning to assume the aspects of leadership. No longer were we satisfied to be followers; it was our determination to become leaders, and with this determination foremost in mind we started forth on our third year at White Plains High School. In football the team tried their best to capture a championship, but in vain. Dame Fortune must have decreed that no more football cham- pionships were to be bestowed, for a few years, on our school. But despite the decrees of Dame Fortune, our school succeeded in winning two championships. The credit for one of these is due to the Girls’ Basketball team. This team was one of the finest girls’ teams in the state. It easily defeated all opponents, thus winning the county cham- pionship. On this team were three of our class, of which we are highly proud. Our debating team brought home the other championship. After eight weeks of severe training, under the excellent coaching of Mr. Jolley, our teams, in the annual Triangular Debate, won the championship of the county. Our class boasts of four members of these teams. The first signs of spring ushered in the baseball season. This season, 44 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three similar to the football, was not a very successful one. Later in the spring came the Junior Prom, that grand event in the lives of all Juniors when they are able to act as hosts to the upper classmen. To prove our superior- ity over other classes, we succeeded in making this the biggest and best prom ever held. Soon after the prom school closed, but we who left at this, the end of our third year at White Plains High School, were far wiser than when we had entered this institution. Two short months would rapidly pass and then we would return to our school as its leaders. We had realized that during this coming Senior year our qualities of initiative, responsibility and leadership would be put to the final test. With this foremost in mind we resolved to dedicate our best efforts to developing, during the summer, our minds as well as our bodies. Mentor £ ear gND now the pendulum of time has completed its four years’ swing. We are Seniors, the leaders of the school, and all which this important declaration should imply. We have striven to bear manfully our share of the school activities, and to have been, if but a small, a most serviceable cog in the operation of the school machinery. The traditions and high standing of our school we hold dear, and have, to the best of our ability, endeavored to uphold and strengthen them. We have come to regard our faculty as friendly beacons, guiding us safely along the highway of knowledge; not as mere danger signals warning us of our scholastic standings. We have arrived at the realization that our asso- ciation together in White Plains High School has been a real and vital influence in our lives, and that we have had bestowed upon us the priceless gift of knowledge, with which, as we journey along through life, we may be better fitted to be of some real service to our fellow men. To those who have borne more of the responsibilities and burdens of our classes than others comes the reward that service by its doing pays the doer. We now are about to leave this school, but though our paths lead us to the ends of the earth, our minds and thoughts shall ever be near and “our memories turn back to recall the days of gladness 'neath the Orange and the Black.” 45 I he Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Class Characteristics The lowly Juniors thus decide The following lilies on these reside: Popular Boy—RAYMOND CLARK. Popular Girl—Florence Buckbee. Boy Athlete—Frank Briante. Girl Athlete—Matilda Hansen. Handsomest Boy—Devin Garrity. Prettiest Girl—Marita Oye. i (Julia Monahan, '99 l,s Frances Bilheimer. Class Baby—William Locke. Class Clown—Stanley Potter. Class Bluffer—Karl Kristiansen. Class Fusser—Burrows Hadfield. Class Flapper—Virginia Payson. Class Spendthrift—Harry Kaufmann. 46 Mentor Characteristics Name Dubbeu Appearance KATHERINE ADAMS LOIS ALLERTON Shy JULIANE BODE MARY BREEN FLORENCE BUCKBEE ...Buck GLADYS BURKART REBECCA CITKOW1TZ ....City AILEEN CLINCH ....Ai GERTRUDE COON HELEN CORNELL. ELIZABETH COTTON EDITH CROWLEY ....Ec GRACE DEGE Fiery EVELYN DOUGHERTY... ....Dougherty LILLIAN ESP ....Lil Airy FRANCES FAIRCHILD ....Bob DOROTHY FAY AUGUSTA FICKS Hobby- Ambition Ten Years Hence Being nice...................Wellesley.....................Wellesley prep. Commuting....................To live in White Plains.........On the W. P.-Hartsdalc line. Tennis.........................To be champion of America....Champion of the world. Heal(ing) people...............To be a waitress at Healy’s.Still waiting. Picking her way to fame......To be a mandolin player......“PhiP’-harmonic Society. Chess..........................To explain Einstein’s theory....Official expounder. Potter(ing)..................To be a vaudeville singer....Alias Aileen Stanley. .Violin......................To be a great musician.......Still buying music. Hunt (ing) in Pleasantvillc....Co-ed at Cornell.............Running a boys’ school. , Czechoslovakia...............To be a gym teacher.........Teaching the Slavs. Basketball.....................To be dignified..............Clown at Ringling Bros. .Piano.........................To be an artist..............Playing at the Palace. Weighty..........Theta Gamma.....................To be a “Carpenter”........Nailing Reese. Dancing......................To rival Pavlowa.............Dancing at the Moscow Art Theatre. Her brothers.................To know them all.............Lost count of those seen. Out-of-town boys...............To be a movie star...........Hollywood’s new sensation. Bright...........Tennis......................:...To “grow up”...............Just grown. Name Dubbed Appearance Hobby Ambition 'Pen Years Hence ELSIE FOLLMER . Studying • B S CATHERINE GARD At the last minute Movies In a Pathe News hv luck VERA GORTON ...Vcc . Movies � •••• •• W m M%IIV ' v TV g 1 f lUVIVt Manager of nnpn air chnii' HELEN GREENE Like a Freshman.. Stretching ' 44 ■ it iim « a aiifif vi wi vpvii nil ollvl • RnKing niifc in Rrnvil ALICE HAAS ...Al .Canoeing To “hunt”... MUig ISI 1 1 fffilli A “hunter ” HELEN HAIGH ...Helen .Books • •••• I lllllllCl 1 I � r cicfpv c difirl CHARLOTTE HALE ...Charlotte . Ida ; ••mIici mmv i b nuwer 1II. F nrirnf fn rnmp t ip Iticf nicrhf MATILDA HANSEN •Jerry '•••• v iv vv iiiv lllv idol lll lll holts . Basketball ....C. P. A. ELEANOR HAYES ..Elevator . Basketball Designing cakes for N R C MARY HUNT .Baseball • • • • A-e w I • ■ ■ ■ w vilivvu ivi Hi ! • V i Still on first base LAVERNE JOHNSTON ..Spark Plug.... . Dancing A special at the C olumbia. MERLE JOHNSTON ..Pinky m o •••••••• Room 111 In the Cokv Club. IDA KELLY ..Ida “Hail” Still undecided. EVELYN KEOUGH ..Ev ....About twice a week Acting ChnriK girl LORENA JAYNE .. Happiness Candv • Ml X Ilwi U� � • ll Selling l.nrenn lavne Sneeinlc UNA JOHNSON ..L'nic ....Tubby .“Stepping out ....ul.11111 , I.UI vllil J ill lit UJIVVIulS. ....Palm Beach bathing beauty. ANNABELLE KISSLING.... ..Miller ....In a “gale” VVindv davs... Pn own a “whole rnmh ( ) vnpr DOROTHY KRUSE ..Dot Scout? M.tVy «i iiv i • Still «('rnnd-rlact PHYLLIS LEATH ..Phil Chemistry • iMl llll wVWIIU VlUvOi ....Mme. Curie's only rival. Name Dubbed Appearance Hobby Ambition Ten Years Hence ROSE LEBWOHL, .... Talking .Opposing Bryan. MILDRED LEFEVRE ...Mil Demure .... Fords .Still at it. EVA LEVEN 1 I ogether ( Reading .Holder of world’s shorthand record. MARION LEVEN I ( Cooking .4 feet. DOROTHY LORD ...Hist. B .Still being taught. BEATRICE LYON ....Swimming .Now advertising. MARION MAGLIO .... Flirting .At the Strand. CATHERINE MALANEY.. ShriniD ...Official ....Teddy .Living in Worcester. PYNA MEISELS ....Dancing .10 lbs. gained. ANNA MILLER ....Autoing .Opening and shutting windows. LAURA MOGER .... School To be a kindergarten teacher.. Teacher in White Plains High. JULIA MONOHAN Stumpy ....Growing To he tall .'The tall freak at Barnum’s. CHARITY MYERS “A s” .Still trying. MABEL NICHOLS ..Mabel... Superior ....Karl .Playing in the Five and Ten. MARY OSTRANDER Pretty ....Rye .Attendant at Bloomingdale. MARITA OYE ....Collecting “Bills” record .Arrested for taxi speeding. JOSEPHINE PALMER ....Accounting .Teaching kindergarten. VIRGINIA PAYSON ...Gin .. .Biltmore .Partners. ELIZABETH PEYSER ....Al(ligators) .Cured by Frank. MAY RIECK ... Typewriting .Secretary of War. Name Dubbed Appearance Hobby Ambition ROSE SECUNDINE Dark ..Business letters GRACE SELLARS .“Locks” and “Keys” To have a “will” JUSTINE SPRADLING .As LUCY STREET w .Music MATILDA SUSSMAN .Swimming ALICE TAINTER ...Al w .1). U. House KATHERINE TEN EYCK.. .To be “cn vogue”.. 1 o bp n famous anthnr HELEN TOMPKINS .Exterior decorating ELIZABETH VAN WESTRUM. ...Betty Nifty o .Fur coats CATHERINE WECHSLER. ...Kay .Switzerland VIRGINIA WILLIAMS ...Gin . Father To go to college LYMAN AVERY . Fooling ROBERT AVERY ...Bob .L. C WILLIAM BRENNER ...Bill Hard .You’d be surprised... FRANK BRIANTE ...“Frankie” .Dodging the fair sex DONALD BRYANT .Arguing PHILIP BUCHANAN ...Phil .Always “Glad” RAYMOND CLARK ...Ray Bulkv .Cleaning un the school .First floor ianitor ROBERT COLES ...Bob After everv oartv..Ask her? ALLEN DAVEY ...Al .Oh-Yea (Oye) A little Ten Years Hence Correspondent for Sam Ellis, Inc. Has “Will” under “Locke.” M. A., Ph. IX, LL. IX, I). S., M. D. Still in South Hadley. Still talking. Collection complete. Editress of Snappy Stories. Queen “Tut.” Running Van Westrum World Tours. Alpine guide. Still going. Leading man in “The Perfect Fool.” Manager of the corner bean wagon. A tackling dummy at Armonk High. Nick Altrock’s double. Free speech advocate in Russia. .Assistant editor of Police Gazette. Second floor janitor. In the funny sheet. Editor of “The Ambitious Youth.” Name Dubbed Appearance Hobby Ambition Ten Years Hence HOWARD DE NIKE.... JOHN ERICSON...... MATTHEW FARREL.... EVERETT FIELDS.... BASILIC) FI LARDI. KENNETH FISH...... LOUIS FOURCADE.... HAROLD FOX........ STEPHEN FOX....... DEVIN GARRITY..... JULIAN GOBLE...... DONALD GRAFFLIN... ANTHONY GRECO..... PHILIP HAAS....... BURROWS HADFIELD GORDON HALSTEAD.. HARRY HOFFMAN..... MELVILLE HOLMES... STEWART HOSKINS.... BURTON HOVEY...... Howie...........Superior........ Swede...........Unique........... Mat.............Silly........ Ev..............With the girls. Silly...........Peculiar..... Ken.............Fishy........ Louie...........Nifty........ .Foxy...........Below the rest. Steve...........Out of place... Dev.............Smooth....... J unie..........Unconscious.... Don.............Noisy........ .Greek..........Bored........ .Phil...........-Dense......... .Pink...........Pink......... .Gord...........Collegiate... .Harry..........Now and then .Skinny.........Athletic..... .Stewic.........Up in the air... .Burt...........Brooksie..... Sounding his “A”......... Getting “ads”............ Being late............... Ringing belles........... Making himself known.... Kay...................... Keeping his hair combed. Catching flies............ .Wireless................. .Managing................ . Poughkeepsie............ .'Felling the world...... .Shorthand............... .Studies................. .Dancing................. .Politics................ .Society................. .Hurting himself......... ..Making a noise.......... ..To toot his way to fame A teacher....................The real “Duke of Beaujolais.” To drop kick..................Still dropping. To pass chemistry.............Just passed the carbon chapter. A second George Arliss.......Shifting scenes at the Palace. An athlete...................Coach of Vassar’s football team. An actor.....................Handy-man at the Follies. To move out of Purchase.......Mayor of Purchase. To he a Babe Ruth.............Caught one with a peach basket. To get an “A” in history......Telling bedtime stories from Station B. V. D. .To see his basketball team win.Went blind before it happened. .An engineer..................Erecting bridges across the Bronx. .To be speaker of his house...Floorwalker at Wool worth’s. .To wake up...................Success! Bought an alarm clock. To be a wireless expert.......Hunting for a round square in Africa. .To put the go in the G. O....A bun duster. .Not much.....................“Winn”(ing) in Mt. Kisco. .To be one of the 400........No. 999, but still trying. ,.To be a runner..............Pacemaker for Paddock. ..13 feet.....................A human fly. ..Art.........................Admiring Venus De Milo’s arms. Name Dubbed Appearance WALTER HUELLE Walt GEORGE HUNTER GERALD JONES 90 HARRY KAUFMANN RICHARD KINE ....Dick LOUIS KOSLOVSKY KARL KRISTIANSEN HERBERT KRUCKMAN... 0 At the “Y” FREDERICK LEE MORRIS LIBMAN WILLIAM LOCKE ....Bill RICHARD LYON ...Dick EDWARD MALANEY ....Ed NATHAN MILLER WALTER MOLONEY ....Walt LESTER NEWTON Faded Hobby Ambition Tkn Years Hence Mt. Kisco.........................To become a revenue officer....Bootlegging in Russia. o manage the “Sterling Indians”.......................On a Government reservation. Breaking girls’ hearts.......To get on the stage........Selling vegetables he received at first performance. Stepping out....... .........None..........................“Winn”(ing.) high kicking. ontaine Fox”................Creating new shapes for animal crackers. Bronx Zoo................... ducing squad. .Original No. 5 on the “Garrity Five.' Pacifying the violent inmates of Bloomingdale. .A (le) Sage. .Editor of New York Journal. rvmg ................Still on the “Green.” istle...........Dancing instructor for the Sultan's Harem. STANLEY POTTER................Stretch........Scissors-like....Pop..........................A high jumper..............Jumping bail. BREN NEMAN QUEREAU....Brennie................Rural............Raising B’s..................A forester.................Cutting wood at Young’s. Name Dubbed Appearance Ambition GERALD REYNOLDS.............Darling.......Abused..........Matching pennies.. EDGAR ROGERS................Ed............Short...........Sleeping........ DANA SWAN...................Dana..........Childish........Economics....... GEROW THE ALL...............Connie........Bright...........Reading letters RALPH THEALL................Bunk..........Out of luck........Women........ JASPER THORNTON.............Jake..........Secluded........Hartsdale....... NICHOLAS TRERETOLA....Nick................-Bronzed........Optimism........ ROGER URBAN.................Rog...........Carefree........Track........... PAUL VAN WINKLE.............Rip...........Dutch...........Radio........... PATSY VISCOME...............Pat...........Haughty.........The Keystones... EDWARD WEST.................Ed............Presiding.......French.......... PAUL WHALEN.................Paulie........With Kathleen...The “Nash”...... JORDON YOUNG................Jordon........Bleached........Mixing chemicals Hobby .To get a girl.............. O)..................... To rival Adam Smith........ .A player on the town team .To settle down............ To sec the world........... .To get somewhere.......... . Hurdling................. .To play the clarinet well.. .Public accountant......... .To drive a Valhalla bus.... .To live in Elmsford....... .To get on the stage....... 'Fen Years Hence A Bluebeard. (+0) Raising the value of the Mark. Postmaster General of Hartsdale. Writing ‘‘Snappy Stories.” Digging salt in Siberia. There. All obstacles overcome. A nuisance. Checking sheets for the Ku Klux Klan. Conductor on Tarrytown trolley. With Billie Burke. 1 h E Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three Juniors President...... Pice-President. Secretary...... Treasurer...... .....Frank Corr Spencer Godfrey .Howard De.Nike ..Dwicht Scovel Qow we come to the Juniors. One glance is sufficient to convince us that they are all in love. There’s hope for them, however, for we were in that same state once. Next year these students in this picture are to be the leaders of the school. Carry on, Juniors, “do or die for dear old White Plains High. 54 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three Jfeopjjomores President..... Vice-President Secretary..... ..J. Alfred Mitchell ....Edith M. Weber Frederick Weeks, Jr. V— HEN we published this book we thought seriously of leaving ill this picture out as a punishment for the disgraceful way in which I they defeated us in inter-class basketball, but on second thought we decided to be merciful. But please don’t rub it in too much, Sopho- mores. All things considered, though, they are a fine bunch. 55 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three JFrfstmim President........................................John Weatherly Vice-President...................................Warren Dennis Secretary........................................Carleton Boies Vm HAT’S wrong with this picture? We know it isn’t a Sunday j School picnic. It’s our cute little Freshman Class. But the only trouble is that they are neither cute nor little. Even we dignified Seniors are forced to admit they are the best looking bunch of Freshmen since our entrance. All joking aside, when we look at this picture we feel that our school is in line for some excellent athletic teams as well as fine students. 56 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three First Row (Left to right)Bu(hanan, Garrity Buckhee, Crowley, Thuman, Sellars, Colton, Burkart, Cornell, .dllerton, Hadfield, Weed. Second Row—Kaufmann, Smith, Godfrey, Knight, Lee, Pe Mike, Vogt, Baldwin. Third Row—Diehl, Clark, Vandermeulan, Scofield, Daggett, Van Winkle, Rosenberg, Marx. Fourth Row—Fairelough, Houseman, Porter, Jolley, Smith. Cmutibr Council President.....................................Burrows Hadfield Vice-President................................Florence Buckbee Secretary...................................William X. Weed, Jr. Treasurer..........................................Mr. Eberhardt CHE Executive Council has held fourteen regular meetings this year. The Point System was put into effect, and the Service League was adopted and satisfactorily worked out. This has solved the locker problem and relieved the congestion in the halls. Near the end of the year the school gave monthly dinners to the members of the Executive Council. Among the activities directed this year by the Executive Council are: “The Bells of Beaujolais,” Colgate Glee Club Concert, “The Charm School,” chartering of the Art Club, and the introducing of handbooks. 58 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three Sitting (Left to right)—Peyser, Clinch, Kisslinq, Hansen. Standing—Barber, Corr, Daggett, Baum, McKee, Buchanan. ©range Boarti Editor-in-Chief...........................................Aileen Clinch Assistant Editors..........Philip Buchanan, Donald Bryant Art Editor.............................................Elizabeth Peyser Athletic Editors...........Royal Daggett, Annabelle Kissling G. O. Editors..................Matilda Hansen, Walter McKee Alumni Editor........................................Frank Corr Staff Assistants..................Ruth Haigh, Marion Lowell Business Manager.........................................Douglas Barber Assistant Business Manager.......................Richard Baum CHIS year marked another slight change in the form of the Orange. Instead of being a four-page, newspaper-size sheet, as last year, the paper has consisted of eight pages, half the previous size. The Board has consisted of editor-in-chief, two assistant editors, an art editor, two athletic, two G. O. editors, and an Alumni editor, supported by staff assistants and a small force of reporters. The adver- tising was taken care of by the business manager and his assistant. The fundamental aim of the Orange Board has been to keep the students in touch with events of importance and to promote greater in- terest in school activities. The staff is greatly indebted to Mr. McIntosh for his invaluable advice and loyal support. 59 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Sitting (Left to right)—De Nike, Hansen, McKee, IV tchsler. Standing—Buchanan, Bryant, Spradling, Overton, Jolley, Sckneple. Crtangular Bebate CHIS year’s debate added another tie to the total score in the Triangular Debate. White Plains is still in the lead with five victories. New Rochelle and Yonkers each have two, and there have been three ties. The status of the Phi Lambda cup is the same as it was last year. White Plains and Yonkers each have one of the three victories required to retain the cup permanently. The question for debate was “Resolved, that the Allied and Asso- ciated Powers should mutually cancel the debts incurred by their govern- ments during the World War.” With four weeks of hard training our teams succeeded in working up some very strong arguments. The success was due largely to Mr. Jolley who coached both teams with marvelous impartiality. As usual, Miss Overton rendered the de- baters invaluable services. 60 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Sitting (First Row)—Esp, Damon, Buckbee. Skconi Row—Johnson, Adams, Clineh, Oye, Ficks, Tompkins, Harktr. Standing—Crabb, Jolley, Donlan, Davey, Hovey, Pur yea. js?d)ool ipiaj) THE CHARM SCHOOL Coach.............................Mr. Jolley Austin Bcvans.... David MacKenzie. George Boyd...... Jim Simpkins..... Tim Simpkins.... Homer Johns..... Elise Benedotti.. Miss Hays....... Miss Curtis...... Sally Boyd...... Muriel Doughty... Ethel Spelvin.... Alix Mercier..... Lillian Stafford. Madge Kent...... Charlotte Gray... Dotsic.......... THE CAST: ....................Rocer Donlon ..............Burton M. Hovey, Jr. ....................Eugene Crabb ...................Daniel Duryea .....................Robert Tyson ......................Allen Davey ..............Marita St. John Oye ....................Aileen Clinch ..................Katherine Adams ....................Alice Johnson ...................Beatrice Fanch ..................Florence Buckbee ....................Augusta Ficks ........................Lillian Esp ..................Marjorie Harker ....................Helen Tompkins ..................Georgian a Damon 61 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Sitting (Left to Right)—Sherman, Hayes, Shepard, Clark, Plimpton, Jones. Standing (First Row)—J'incent, McGrau, Loivell, Birch, J'o t, Mercer. Second Row—H’est, Fleurat. art Club President............................................Richard Vogt Vice-President........................................Marion Birch Secretary.........................................Douglas Vincent CHE Art Club is our newest and most active organization. The object of the Cluh is to promote among the students an interest in art. I he Club was organized in January with twelve charter members: Miss Clark, Miss Shepard, Marion Birch, Alice PHug, Florence Plimpton, Marion Lowell, Eleanor Hayes, Richard Vogt, Douglas Vin- cent, Howard Mercer, Edward West, and Richard McGraw. Since then, Jean Sherman, W inifred Jones, Warren Tidd and Joseph Fleurat have been taken into the Club. Meetings are held every week and craft work is done. Several trips have been made to places of interest to the Club. Although the Club is young, it is already making itself felt in the school. 62 T h e Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Sitting (Left to right)—Haas, Fox, Tidd, Halstead, Seofield, l ee, Furman. Standing, Fi rr Row—l.a Zink, Jones, Pe I’oe, Hyman, Weed, Wood. Second Row—Cirasd, In, alls, Sif f , Cutbill, Baldwin, Paulsen, Robbins. «Ratito Club President.......... V ice-President.... Secretary.......... Publicity Manager. Traffic Manager..... .Gordon' B. Halstead .....Henry Robbins .........Warren Tidd .....Ernest Scofield ...........Fred Lee HROM a tiny organization in 1920, the Radio Club has so prospered that it now ranks among the best of the clubs affiliated with the G. O. It has held meetings on every Friday afternoon through- out the year, and each of these meetings has proved a valuable source of interest and knowledge to the radio fans of the school. In the near future the club intends to install a high-powered transmitting set, with which our school will be placed indelibly on the wireless map. 63 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three First Row (Left to right)—Thrall, Hart, Bannister, Blumenthal, Goldman, Skelley, Donlan, Naidich, Renino, Smith, Rhode, Miehaelian. Second Row—Graff, Coon, Hbbot, Nichols, Cheney, H’arren, Miller, Corr. Third Row—Polhemus, Diehl, Rostenberg, Van H'inkle. Van Sant, Baldwin. Baum. Quereau, Daggett. lf)tgb fecfjool ©refirstra President.........................................Frank Corr Secretary................................Mabel Nichols Librarian.......................................Richard Baum Faculty Advisor.......................,.Mr. J. D. Diehl CHE orchestra has progressed with great strides this year, ren- dering some of the best selections with splendid observance of technique and expression. Mr. Diehl has worked thoroughly with the members and his efforts have been rewarded, as shown by the success of the “Operetta,” which was dependent on the orchestra. At the time of the Exposition at the State Armory, the orchestra was among the many musical organizations which played there. It also proved a large figurehead on the Easter program, rendering some very beautiful pieces. A large repertoire has been purchased this year and has been well worth while. All the members of the orchestra have co-operated heartily with Mr. Diehl in bringing the best music to the fore. 64 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three President..........................................Brenneman Quereau Secretary.........................................................Walter McKee Librarian..........................................................Maude Gilbert Cl)C i6ant ----rf'UST one year has passed since the formation of the Band, yet it O 1 seems unbelievable that in such a short time an organization W could improve to such a remarkable degree. The Band and its leader, Mr. Diehl, are the boasts of the school. Much credit also is due Mr. Gilbert and Mr. Baldwin for their excellent coaching. By means of the Spring Festival of Music the Band has been entirely equipped with the best of uniforms. In addition to this, it has by numerous public appearances been able to purchase several fine instruments. Last fall it added greatly to the attractiveness of the football season by appearing at some of the games. This spring it held its Second Annual Concert, which proved very successful both financially and musically. This Band undoubtedly ranks among the best of high school bands. 65 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three ©prrrtta HIS year has witnessed the institution of an operetta in the { social life of our school. This operetta, “The Bells of Beau- jolais,” met with such a hearty reception from the citizens of White Plains, that it has been decided to make it an annual affair. Much credit is due to Mr. Jolley and to Mr. Diehl for their excellent coaching and untiring enthusiasm. Credit is due also to many members of our faculty and student body, who in a large measure served to make it the success it was. 66 a V| Cl)f Wbtte plains g. JW. C. a. HE Y. M. C. A., largely through the medium of the Hi-Y Clubs, has rendered our school invaluable service during the past year. Among these many services, too numerous to list here, we find the establishment of a Go-to-College Week, the first instituted in the country; the promotion of a Father and Son Night, and the formation of a Girls’ Hi-Y Club with a day set aside for their exclusive use of the building. Furthermore, the Y. M. C. A. has placed its gymnasium at the disposal of the various athletic departments of our school. The Y. M. C. A. is becoming, and ought to be, a living influence in our High School, and as each year passes it witnesses the closer uniting of these organizations. The cut includes a picture of the Senior and Junior Hi-Y Cabinets with a picture of each Bible teacher. H x C 73 n r m I X tn H W m Z K c z o 73 m o Z a H m Z H • H x 73 m m The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three 68 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three LA TERTULIA 69 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three MANDOLIN CLUB 70 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three GIRLS GLEE CLUB BOYS GLEE CLUB 71 I he Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three THE LATIN CLUB 72 GIRLS’ MANDOLIN CLUB The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three J cbool Calendar 1022 1923 September 8—We return as usual, for “be it ever so crumbled, there is no school like our own.” We start on our last lap with sincere sadness ( ?). i 3—The G. O. officers are installed. President Hadfield takes the helm and all sails are set. Football practice starts. Mr. Oktavec gives them reason to be stiff. 20—We hold our first class meeting. We are sorry that this is the last time we can elect “Ray” to hold the reins. 22— At the assembly, Mr. Kelly installs monkey glands in the G. O. drive. “Presto Changeo!” The ranks begin to swell. 23— We play football with the alumni, rather they play with us. It was an even exchange though,—they gave us a dance for the game. 29— The Executive Council meets for the first time to plan our future. 30— White Plains vs. Nyack. The water route didn’t agree with our friends from across the river. “Bud” Mitchell shows them “Who’s Who and Why.” Football rally. Whence cometh these sons of Cato? If what they say is true we will be “champs sev- eral times over. October 7— White Plains vs. Greenwich, 31-0. Burke showed us how muddy it could get if it really wanted to be nasty. Nevertheless, “Skinny Holmes educated our friends from across the border in the art of tackling. 8— The Cross-Country team is organized. This is the first appearance of the art in White Plains High School. Although the candidates look hopeful we will put them in the hands of Mr. Woodward to make sure of success. 14—Hackley vs. White Plains, 10-0. “Nothing comes to us too soon but sadness.” The cause is unknown. However, “Detective” Oktavec has a clue. 16—G. O. meeting. Who said we weren’t going to have an “Orange” this year? Stick around, boy, and find out. 21—White Plains vs. Port Chester. Port Chester cancels game for the lack of medical attention. 28—White Plains vs. Mamaroneck, 22-12. The lovely environment which Mamaroneck offers surely made the team work fast. Delta Alpha banquet. The D. A’s celebrate their twenty-fifth anniversary with a “big time.” 73 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three November 4— White Plains vs. Mount Vernon, 0-23. Although when it came to cheering we were “there.” Sheddon made that pigskin “grunt with his punting. 5— The first annual cross-country meet is held at Gedney harm. We take fourth place in this event and put ourselves on the “cross- country” map. 11—White Plains vs. New' Rochelle, 0-27. This is most unusual. Why break the spell? We were satisfied. 14—Somebody, trying hard to be excused from “Gym,” pulls Mr. Okta- vec’s leg too hard and breaks it. We extend our deep sympathy, but we are in need of a vacation. 18—White Plains vs. Concordia, 0-31. I'he second team makes a good showing. “Porky” Keil keeps the ministers on the jump. 24— I he Service System is installed. In the future wre must put our chewing-gum in the basket, not under the seat, lest our conscience smite us. 25— White Plains vs. Mount V'ernon, 0-24. “That loss is common, makes ours less bitter.” We have had a good many championships, and w’e will have a good many more. 30—Colgate Musical Club Concert. Oh, girls, weren’t they handsome, and couldn’t they play? Yes, they were good, but have you heard our Mandolin Club? December 7—A few “pros” from last year and a large delegation of “hopefuls” turn out to help wear out the baskets. 12—White Plains-Alumni, 4-10. We almost beat them. We find that it is not the uniforms that make the team. 14-15—“The Bells of Beaujolais” is presented by the Glee Clubs. Mr. Diehl brings Broadway to us. 16—Dr. Morgan tells us about Antioch college. 23—Vacation! We need thee every hour. 27—Tired this morning? How come? Oh yes, Delta Alpha dance. 29—Theta Gamma dance. January 12—Professor Meyers tells us w'hat is happening in Europe and wrhy. 19—Mr. Jolley presents “Al Davey and “Burt” Hovey in “The Traitor.” Very good! 22—Regents examination-anticipation-accumulation-exasperation-anima- tion-calculation-suffocation-congratulation ! 25-26—Alumni dramatic talent presents “Enter Madame” in professional style. The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three 27—The Girls’ Basketball team defeats the Greenwich girls, with a final score of 36-12. 31—Mr. Newton tells us “How Music Talks to L’s.” A good laugh is enjoyed by all and we emerge from the assembly much w’iser. February 1—The Art Club visits the Metropolitan Museum of Art. 3—The White Plains girls make a hard fight for the New' Rochelle game. Billheimer makes possible the close score of 26-27. 5—Representatives from the New York Telephone Co. illustrate to us the art of telephoning. No more will we get wrong numbers. 16—White Plains vs. Hackley, 34-29. Mitchell and Briantc exercise the eagle eye. 21—The spirit of youth is portrayed by the Junior gym girls in an ex- hibition in assembly this morning. 23— Professor Meyers explains to us the best method for extracting coal from the Ruhr. 24— White Plains girls defeat Port Chester girls by 34-24. March 3—Spring football practice starts. Capt. Sheddon foresees a big year. 13— What would we do without the girls to bring home the bacon? White Plains girls defeat Pelham, 19-15. 12-16—Go-to-College Week. Nineteen representatives visit us to tell us of their Alma Mater and to help us in our plans for next year. 23—Triangular debate. At New’ Rochelle we decided not to mutually cancel the war debts. However, at home we left the question un- decided, which caused a tie. 27— White Plains High School to present “The Charm School. ’ Much enthusiasm shown at the tryouts. 28— Band concert. Sousa and his band is now second to only one. 30—Baseball practice starts in the “Y. M.” gym. April 3—Capt. Hoskins calls for Track candidates. Lots of good material responds. 9—“Ray” Clark and “Bill” Locke illustrate the manly art of self-defense at the Lynn. 14— In the first baseball game of the season the alumni defeat the varsity by 7-0. The varsity made a good showing, however, and better success is looked for next time. 21—White Plains vs. Pelham. The baseball team wins its first outside game. Briante and Clark star. The final score is 5-2. 75 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twentv-Three First Row (Left to right)—Brenner, Ericton, Grafflin, Lotke, Clark, Mitckell, Garrity, Cunninykam, K. Tyson. Second Row—Davey, Skedden, Kaufmaun, Godfrey, Brianie, Fletvellyn, Oklavee. JFootball CHE season of 1922 in football was rather unfortunate. Owing to numerous injuries to some of our stars, and the rigid rules of the Eligibility Committee, the squad lacked several of last year’s vet- erans. But every cloud has its silver lining. Even so, this season was not without its advantages, for it developed many promising players, most of whom have two or three years of high school remaining before them. This fact causes us to banish all of our doubts and worries, and to look to the future with strong faith in these younger members of our school. The team was ruled practically by one motto—“Sportsmanship.” Throughout the season there was never a sign that led any referee to think that White Plains was fighting unfairly. Nothing greater than this can be said for any team, for, after all, victory is only a secondary matter. Every man on our team fought hard, but fought fairly, and a team com- posed of such men, even though lacking in weight and experience, could not but arouse our highest admiration and respect. The following men received their letters: 1. Raymond Clark Captain, ’22. 2. Flavius Shedden Captain, ’23. 3. Alfred Mitchell 4. Lester Flew ellyn 5. Devin Garrity 6. Harry Kaufmann 7. Kenneth Tyson 8. Frank Hriante 9. George Brush 10. John Ericson 11. Donald Grafflin 12. William Brenner 13. Donald Davey Manager, ’22. 14. Spencer Godfrey 15. RichardCunnincham 16. William Locke 78 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Sitting (Left to right)—B riant t, Mitt hell, Metro. STANDING—Garrily, Wells, Libman, Oktavec. basketball Manager..................................Devin GARRITY Assistant Manager...................................DANIEL DURYEA Captain..................................Alfred Mitchell 79 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Basketball—Conttnueb Forwards—Mitchell. Briante. Center—Libman. Guards—Videtto, Wells. gLTHOUGH, somehow or other, they did not have a very suc- cessful season, yet we are proud of them. If they did not win, they did the next best thing—they put up « good fight. As only one man of last year’s squad returned to school in the fall, Coach Oktavec’s main object was to develop a strong team for next year. With so many inexperienced players no one could have done better. Next year, how- ever, we look forward to an excellent team, such as our school has not witnessed for many years. This prophecy is not founded on a false foundation, for in the last few games of the season, more particularly in the last one, our team showed a marvelous degree of improvement in all departments of the game. I his is also true of our second team. 80 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Sitting (Left to right)—Calhoun, Briante, Brush, Casarella, Lyon, Garrity, Fourcade. Standing—Godfrey, Oktavec, Halstead, Clark. iBasrbaU THE SQUAD Pilchers—Libman, Lyons, Potter, Lesperance. Catcher—Clark. First Base—Garrity. Second Base—Casarella, Fourcade. Third Base—Briante. Short Stop—Brush. Fielders—Carney, Godfrey, Libman. Potter, Lyon. Coach...................................Frank Oktavec, Jr. Captain..................................... George Brush Manager....................................Gordon Halstead Assistant Managers......Frederick Weeks, Jr. ; Lester Knight, Jr. SI The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Sitting (Left to right)—Hansen. Bilheimer, Klssling, Sellars, Maglio. Standing—Keenholts, Kelly, Crowley, Hayes, Street, Rogers, Thuman. Girls’ Basketball Captain.............................Annabelle Kissling Coach.................................Miss Keenholts Manager...............................Doris Thuman 82 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three l,m to Right—Kingman, Darling, Jaeger, Kristiansen, Tnrion, Hoskins, Bilhngslea, McGovern. Crack CHE 1922 track season produced only five letter men. I he sea- son, on the whole, was very unsuccessful. This was not due to any lack of effort on the part of the team, but to unfortunate circum- stances in general. This year with three letter men back, a reawakened enthusiasm in this sport, and an excellent coaching staff, the season should be the reverse of last year’s. However, no prophecies are made. The team asks only for an active backing by the whole school, and a fighting chance, for each track candidate is working with a steady, whole-hearted deter- mination to bring home a championship. S3 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three First Row, Sitting (Left to right)—Paysen, Thuman, Buckbte, Kitsling, fPeber, Tainter. Second Row—Ostrander, Abbott, H'helpley, Dougherty. Standing (Left to right)—Fay, Seelyr, Clary, Cro ley, Cotton, Burkart, Nathans, Arrington, Peyser, Adams Cfjeta §amma President.............................................FLORENCE M. Buckbee Vice-President..............................Annabelle M. Kissling Secretary........................................Edith M. Weber Treasurer........................................Doris Thuman gl the close of this, our fifteenth year, we may safely say that I heta Gamma has never experienced a more successful season. We hope that the girls may continue this excellent work and de- rive as much benefit and pleasure as we who are leaving here. 86 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three First Row (Left to rijjht)—Lent, Sipf . Second Row—f'an Sant, Buzzini. Third Row—Davey, Sckemmerkorn. Fourth Row—Colet, Halstead. Fifth Row—Sckipp, Skau.•, Mickaelian, Huelle, Halstead, H'kalen, Ryan. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. m mi Aipha Chapter Rpta Cwaptfr. Kta Chapter Lambda Chapter Mu Chapter Omicron Pi Chapter Chi Chapter Psi Chapter Omega Chapter Alpha Beta Chapter Buffalo, N. Y. Alpha Gamma Chapter.. Alpha Delta Chapter Alpha Epsilon Chapter. Alpha Zeta Alpha Eta Chapter Alpha Theta 87 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three First Row (Left to right)—Dairy, Tyson, Tyson, Field, Kaufmann, Mitchell, Duryea, Feed. Second Row—Reed, McKee, Kaufmann, Barber, Knight, Connors. Third Row—Avery, Burr, Avery, Kauftnann, Kinch. Fourth Row—Secore, Schneple, O'Brien. Fifth Row—Thompson, Crowley. Sixth Row—Funston. Belta aipfja Founded in October, 1897 CHAPTERS Alpha Alpha............1897 Grand Alpha Alpha....1901 GRAND HIGH CHAPTER G. H. L. S.....R. Henderson G. H. H. S.George Harris, Jr. G. H. U. S.....Walter Weed G. H. K. S....Adrian Massie G. H. I. S.........S. Platt G. H. F. S.Howard Sniffen, Jr. G. H. T. S.Howard S. Webster G. H. D. S......John Gerety G. H. P. S.....C. Everett Moore GRAND CHAPTER G. L. S...John R. Sweeney, Jr. G. U. S......James A. Young G. I. S...............James Hoffman G. T. S...Monmouth Buckbee G. P. S. ... G. H. S......Harry Cavanauch G. K. S......Glenn Fairman G. F. S............R. Geibel G. D. S......Chauncey Secor Reese Carpenter ALPHA ALPHA CHAPTER L. S.......Harry J. Kaufmann U. S........ Everett Fields L S............Walter McKee T. S........William Weed, Jr. H. S..................Kenneth Tyson K. S..........Alfred Mitchell D. S..........Daniel Duryea P. S...................Robert Tyson 88 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three First Row (Left to right)—Godfrey, Garrity, Billinyslea, Lyon, Donlan, De Nike, Corr, Erieson. Second Row—Brush, Carney, Daggett, Kine, Foureade. Third Row—Briante, Clark, Skedden, Williams. Fourth Row—Score!, MeGrazu, Slane, Fidetto, Erieson, Canaran, Wells. Fifth Row—Keil, Heine. Sixth Row—Waite. I)t 2.ambtia Alpha Chapter 1905 Beta Chapter 1908 Gamma Chapter 1909 Delta Chapter 1921 GRAND CHAPTER G. C. U. E Morton G. C C. A G. C. M. O Clark G. C. F. L G. C. S. D G. C. P. G GAMMA CHAPTER G. M. O Clark G. C. A G. N. E Garrity G. F. L De Nike G. S. D Lyon G. P. G 89 Fibst Row (Left to rifcht —Sharlach. Second Row—Van Winkle, West, Glass. Thibd Row—Rogers, Baldwin, Rostenberg. Foubth Row—Brenner, Gould, Fowler, MacDonald, Brenner. Fieth Row—Godfrey, Slucklin, Collins. Sixth Row—Ubman. Gamma Sigma. Gamma Zeta.. Sigma...... Zeta....... Alpha Chapter........ Beta Chapter......... Gamma Chapter........ Delta Chapter........ Epsilon Chapter...... Theta Chapter........ Phi Sigma Chapter.... Alpha Sigma Chapter.. Rho Chapter......... Sigma Chapter........ Gamma Sigma Chapter. Lambda Chapter...... ©mrga Srlta Founded 1912 GRAND CHAPTER ......Citron Gamma Tau......Stein ...Newman Gamma Pi......Reymen PHI CHAPTER-1915 ....West Tau...........Van Winkle Sharlach Pi...............Glass .......................De IVitt Clinton High School ...........................Stuyvesant High School ..........................High School of Commerce .......................Townsend Harris High School ...........................Jersey City High School ...............................Newark High School ...............................Morris High School ............................Dickenson High School .................................Boys High School ..........................Mount Vernon High School ..........................Horace Mann High School ..............................Erasmus High School 90 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three 2)tgl) |?cf)Ciol alumni Director)) The Oracle Board Has Endeavored to Make the Alumni List as Accurate as Possible. If Any Mistakes Are Noticed Kindly Send Corrections to W. Lynn Houseman. CLASS OF 1898 Banks, William W...............................................-..............Deceased Carpenter, Carleton S.........................................................Deceased Chambers, Marguerite (Mrs. Harold Rapp)..............................Pittsburg, Pa. Comstock, Harold M.....................................476 73rd St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Condit, William R...........................................15 Court St., White Plains Dobbs, Elsie L. (Mrs. Chester Voorhis)...............................Scarsdale, N. Y. Hessels, Amanda L.....................................................White Plains Long, E. Carrie ..........................................................White Plains Lowther, Rev. Edgar, Syracuse Univ..........318-322 No. Lawrence Avc., Witchita, Kan. Maguire, Bertha...........................................................White Plains Sterling, Lillian G. (Mrs. H. K. Seaman), Albany Normal, '02........Rutherford, N. J. Weaver, Edith M. (Mrs. B. V. Dowd), Jamaica Normal, ’00.............Haverstraw, N. Y. CLASS OF 1899 Curtis, Gertrude F. (Mrs. A. K. Todd), Married again. Smith, ’03...Milton, Mass. Lyon. William H., N. Y. U., ’03......................................White Plains Odell, Zelma B...........................................................Deceased Tompkins, Fred W.........................................................Deceased Warren, Oscar Le Roy, N. Y. U., '03..................................White Plains CLASS OF 1900 Ackerley, Samuel..................................................................Deceased Andrews, Esther F., Jamaica State Normal, ’04.................................White Plains Bayles, William H„ Jr., M. D.............1901 Bedford Avc., Flatbush, Brooklyn, N. Y. Betts, Bertha (Married), Pratt Institute, ’ll..............................Kingston, N. Y. Denike. Robert E., N. Y. U., ’04.........................20 Prospect St., Summit, N. J. Groser, Faith M. (Mrs. Warren Sweetser)..............................Oyster Bay. L. I. Haskins, Gertrude F. (Mrs. W. J. Glennon)............744 East 175th St., New York City Herrmann, William.................................................Port Chester, N. Y. Holden, William J..............................703 Majestic Building, Indianapolis, Ind. Long, Mollie, Gardner School..................................................White Plains Mead, Elsie A. (Mrs. Frederick Lyon)..........................................White Plains Moore, Charles Everett, Yale, ’04........................34 So. Broadway, White Plains Moran, J. Lester.....................c o International Petroleum Co., Tampico, Mexico 91 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Murphy, Sarah A (Mrs. L. Stockton)...................643 West 135th St., New York City O’Rourke, Catherine, Jamaica State Normal, '03.................................White Plains O'Rourke, Thomas J., N. Y. Law School. '06..................................New York City Sherin, Arthur H., N. Y. U., '08.....................516 West 143rd St., New York City Sniffen, Charles P., D.D.S., N. Y. C. D„ '03...................................White Plains Sorensen, Zeda E., Jamaica State Normal, '03..........................................White Plains Weller, Lillian B„ Principal, Post Road School........................................White Plains Wilson, McLeod C., M.D..................................................................... CLASS OF 1901 Birch, Francis A., M.D., N. Y. Horn. Med. Col. and Hospital..................White Plains Carpenter, Anna F. (Mrs. H. T. Brown), Jamaica State Normal. '04..........White Plains Collyer, Joseph C.........................................185 Main St., White Plains Griffen, Ethel M. (Mrs. Frank E. Whitman)........................................Deceased Halpin, Eugene, Jr., N. Y. U., '05........................Hamilton Avc., White Plains Hedden, E. Burr...........................................Box 163, South River, N. J. Hopkins, Edwin R..........................................14 Hillside Ave., White Plains Jones, Rebekah T. (Mrs. James E. Kyle), Vassar, '06........................Bethel, Conn. Judd, Frederick H.....................................15 Woodcrest Ave., White Plains Mayburv, Harry E............................................................... Deceased Miller, Robert S.........................................................Cranford, N. J. Moore, Harriet J. (Mrs. A. Sutherland). N. Y. C. Normal......................White Plains Odell, Elizabeth W., Oneonta Normal, '03.............94 Saratoga Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. Odell, Margaret K., Miller Business School...........94 Saratoga Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. Sherin, Gilbert W„ N. Y. U., ’ll.................................................New York City Smith, Edgenia (Mrs. L. C. Prout)................................................New York City Sprague, Evelyn (Mrs. Remsen S. Voorhis).................................La Jolla, Cal. Stutts, Laura (Mrs. Floyd M. Grant)..........................................White Plains Sutherland. Lucie....................................40 West 93rd St., New York City Voris, Clara M.......................................40 West 93rd St., New York City Wilson, Kirland A...................................................Pleasantville, N. Y. CLASS OF 1902 Attride, Alice.........................................................New York City Cheney, Genevieve H., Tufts, '06.................357 F'ourth Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Clark, Leicester C., Yale, ’06.....................Washington Heights, Meriden, Coon. Ellis, Ida May............................................................White Plains Ford, William A., Columbia, '06..................................................Deceased Fricke, Willa May (Mrs. D. Davis), Barnard, '06, John Hopkins Med.........Wausau, Wis. Gorham, Florence lone..................................................Ontario, Cal. Griffin, F'rancis A., N. Y. Law, '09......................................White Plains Gross, Louise M...........................................................White Plains Gurnett, Minnie M....................................................................... Howitt, John Newton..........................................21 Lake St., White Plains Ingersoll, Irwin F.........................................Shirley Ave., Baltimore, Md. Jones, Edith T., Vassar, '06..............................................White Plains Kevlin, Anna L. (Mrs. Ray H. Blackmore)...................................White Plains 92 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Kipp, Phoebe E.......................................................Hawthorne, N. Y. Lawrence, Henry W„ Jr., Yale, ’06.....................Roxbury School, Cheshire, Conn. Lockwood, Clara...................................519 West 152nd St., New York City Meyers, Katherine M.. N. Y. Training School for Teachers, '05.............White Plains O’Rourke, Edward.........................................19 Lake Street, White Plains O’Rourke. Emma............................................................White Plains Piet, Richard L...............................................................Deceased Reiner, Ada B. (Mrs. Fred Osan), Jamaica State Normal, '05................White Plains Sterling, Ella M...........'..............................................White Plains Stevens, Alex C., Cornell, ’06.....................Wesleyan Univ., Middletown, Conn. Taylor, Helen C. (Mrs. Edward Curt), Vassar, ’07............................California Taylor, Mabel (Mrs. Charles L. Prigge)....................................White Plains Welch, William............................................................White Plains Wood, Le Roy..............................................................White Plains CLASS OF 1903 Core, Stewart H..................................................................Deceased Cox, Vernon ............................................................Humboldt, Kan. Fitzgerald, Flora L., Danbury Normal, ’07..............................1 uckahoe, N. Y. Flaherty, Mary, Jamaica Normal, '06.....................................Metuchen, N. J. Griffen, Chauncey B.........................................................White Plains Hessels, Addie (Mrs. Clarence R. Cummings)...........180 Albany Ave., Kingston, N. Y. Hingston, Mary (Mrs. David Burke), Ellenville College, '05........Bennewater, N. Y. Hyatt, George, N. Y. U., '07................Maryetta Farm, Manitou Beach, Mich. Judd, Grace Wilbur (Mrs. J. E. Washburn)..............................Chochbamba. Bolivia Locke, Grace (Mrs. David Bell)...........................................White Plains Long, Helen, Wellesley, '09..............................................White Plains Lyon, Ernest C..................................29 N. Euclid Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Moore, Robert S..........................................25 Hillside Ave., White Plains Newman, Albert.....................................................Hawthorne, N. Y. Roselle, Eda.......................................................Pleasantville, N. Y. Schiermer, Joseph M......................................42 St. 5th Ave., New York Sellar, Helen (Mrs. Clifford Wright).............................Richmond Hill, N. Y. Shaw, Adelbert T. ..........................................................White Plains Sweeny. William A..........................................Underhill Ave., White Plains Taylor, Grace M.............................................................White Plains Warren, Charles .................................................................Deceased CLASS OF 1904 Ackerman, Phebe H....................... Badt, Dora.............................. Brady, Thomas E......................... Byrne, Harriet G. (Mrs. John P. Nestler) Chalmers, Mildred E..................... Gardner, Perry W........................ Garnsey, Julian E., Harvard, ’09........ Gaylor, Grace C. (Mrs. E. M. Mahoney) ..327 Summer St., Stamford, Conn. ..................New York City ......................White Plains ...............New Rochelle, N. Y. .................Scarsdale, N. Y. ..............Port Chester, N. Y. ................Los Angeles, Calif. .85 Audubon Ave., New York City 93 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Haight, Dayton K.......................................11 N. Broadway, White Plains Hite, George E., Jr., Williams, ’08......................49 Mott St., New York City- Holmes, Ruth M. (Mrs. Frederick Burt).....................R. F. D. 20 Hinsdale, Mass. Horton, Clifton D........................................................Marion, Ohio Hubbard, Hugh W., Amherst, ’08, Oberlin Theological Seminary, ’13.........North China Johnson, Emily F. J., N. Y. City Normal College, ’06....Box 462. Tarry-town, N. Y. Johnson, Florence M. (Mrs. F. L. Brown), J. Hunter Kind. School........Elmsford, N. Y. Ober, Marion K., Mt. Holyoke, ’08.........................................White Plains O’Rourke, Mary............................................................White Plains Quinby, Elsie M., Barnard, '08............................................White Plains Reynolds, Alice C., Elliman Kindergarten School, '05.................... White Plains Rogers, Louise A. (Mrs. William Agncw)....................................White Plains Swartwout, Everett W., Columbia. ’08......................20 Lafayette St., White Plains Swartwout, F. Robert, Columbia, ’08, Law, ’10.............17 Myrtle St., White Plains Verplanck, G. Anna, Barnard, ’09..........................4 Lyon Place, White Plains Wheeler, Ida W„ Elliman Kindergarten School, '07.................Pleasantville, N. Y. CLASS OF 1905 Byrne, Granville, Fordham Law School, ’ll.....................................White Plains Dickel, Albert............................................................Scarsdale, N. Y. Henrickson, Eva T., Jamaica Training School................................New York City Holden, Alice (Mrs. Henry J. Vier), Ethical Culture School, ’07...............White Plains Hunt, Helen A. (Mrs. Harry F. Brewster).......................................White Plains Jarvis, Francis, Ethical Culture School, ’08......................................Deceased Judd, Edwin, N. Y. U., ’ll..........................15 Woodcrest Avenue, White Plains Kellogg, A. Elliott.........................................................Katonah, N. Y. Lowrie, Alta M. (Mrs. Stephen Pullis), Albany Normal. ’08.....................White Plains Maybury, Bessie............................................................Oakland, Calif. Purdy, Marion L., Oneonta Normal, ’07................................Pleasantville, N. Y. Phillips, Carl......................................................Wheeling, West Virginia Reeves, Nellie, N. Y. Normal College, ’08.....................................White Plains Smith, Robert P„ N. Y. Law School, ’08........................185 Main St„ White Plains Sweeney, Edward F....................................7 Alden Place, Maple Wood, N. J. Townsend, Phenia, French Hospital, ’10.....................................New York City Verplanck, Helen, Oneonta Normal.............................4 Lyon Place, White Plains Weller, Ethel C., Jamaica Normal, ’08.........................................White Plains CLASS OF 1906 Barnum, Ray F., Columbia, ’10, Columbia Law. ’12.... Chevalier, Charles C................................ Denehy, Arthur, Cooper Institute.................... Gross, Frederick, Cooper Institute..................... Hopper, Corinne..................................... Jones, Edward T., Cornell, ’ll...................... Kellogg, William, Amherst, ’10, Columbia Law........ Kronberg, Katherine (Mrs. Chas. E. Vandcrvoort) Lowrie, Ethel (Mrs. Charles Rowe).................... .9 Lynwood Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. ...................New York City ■.........................Deceased .....................White Plains .....................White Plains ...,1 Midland Ave., Dayton, Ohio. ...................Katonah, N. Y. .....................White Plains ......................White Plains 94 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Maguire, Nina (Mrs. Walter S. Johns)....................................White Plains Mercer, Janet......................................................Scarsdale, N. Y. Morrell, Catherine (Mrs. Ernest C. Lyon)................................White Plains O'Brien, Mortimer C„ Kordham, '10.......................................White Plains O’Connor, Mary A. (Mrs. J. B. Davis), St. Elizabeth College, '10........White Plains O’Rourke, Elizabeth ....................................................White Plains Randall, Edith M., Oswego Normal..................414 West 121st St., New York City Ranscht, Julia J........................................................White Plains Shaw, Grace M. (Mrs. W. F. Pvne), Barnard, ’ll......1610 La Loma Ave., Berkley, Cal. Shaw, Elwood C..............................................Post Road, White Plains Stryker, Laura M. (Mrs. Harry L. Alexander).......680 Madison Ave., New York City Watkins, Fred..............................San Pedro de Maeonis, Dominican Republic Wait!, Lola (Mrs. Kenneth B. Grosser).......................................Deceased Willets, Geraldine, Barnard, ’ll..................................Mamaroneck, N. Y. CLASS OF 1907 Bailey, Vernon M.............................................................White Plains Bell, Kathleen (Mrs. W. T. Bostwick)............................Upper Montclair, N. J. Cowan, J. Raymo......................................................................... Field, Edith, Oneonta Normal..................47 So. Walnut Street, East Orange, N. J. Fish, Louis W., Cornell, ’ll..........................................Salt Point, N. Y. Ford, Russell H., Columbia, '12...........,..................................White Plains Genung, Lillian J„ N. Y. U. E. of Phys. Education, '09.......................White Plains Griffln. Mabel L. (Mrs. Henry Sprague)...................................New York City Howitt, Grace E. (Mrs. Marion MacDonald).....................................White Plains Lee, Jennie E....................................................................Deceased Loucks, Joseph B., Colgate, ’ll..........................................New York City O’Connor, Joseph V......................................19 Church Street, White Plains Potter, L. de G„ N. Y. C. U. Law School, ’ll...-.............................White Plains Smith, F. Gordon, Syracuse, ’ll..............................................White Plains Swartwout, Russell G., Columbia, ’ll.........................................White Plains Todd, Oliver N., Columbia, ’ll.....................................Goldens Bridge, N. Y. Vernon, Laura E. (Mrs. Wm. Lloyd Mitchell), N. Y. Normal College, '10.........Deceased Young, Irving W., Jr., N. Y. U. Law School, ’12..............................White Plains CLASS OF 1908 Burbank, Clinton M., Williston Academy, ’10; Yale, '15.........365 Broadway, N. Y. C. Flinn, Gertrude, N. Y. Normal, '12.................................Pleasantville, N. Y. Galloway, Walter, Lowville.........................................Watertown, N. Y. Hazel, Florence L. (Mrs. John H. West), Barnard. ’12...............White Plains, N. Y. Hicks, Clarence J.. Jr., Columbia, ’12..................................Chicago, 111. Higgins, Rosemary, Ethical Culture School, ’10.........................Valhalla, N. Y. Howitt, Louis R., Columbia School of Architecture, ’12....21 Lake Street, White Plains Jewett, Hazel. Eastman Business College, '12..........................Apalachin, N. Y. Jones, Elizabeth, Barnard, ’12...........................1 Midland Ave., White Plains Judd, Laura E. (Mrs. T. W. Wakeman), N. Y. Normal, ’10.................Trinidad, Col. 95 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Kcr, Edith T., N. Y. Training School, '11..............................Elmsford. N. Y. O’Connor, Edward A., Cornell, '12......................................New York City O’Rourke. Margaret, Barnard, ’12...........................................White Plains Russe, Isabelle (Mrs. Harry Joy)..................................................White Plains Smith, Herbert I., Dickinson College..........................................Nanchang, China Staples, Laura B. (Mrs. Irving Proper), Packard College, ’09...................Deceased Still, Clara F., Oswego Normal and Training School, ’ll..................Canaan, N. Y. Taylor, Joseph B...............................................................Deceased CLASS OF 1909 Ackerman, Ida E...........................................................White Plains Bailey, Elsie.............................................................White Plains Baldwin, Mabel, Barnard, ’13........................ 106 Lord Ave., Bayonne, N. J. Coxe, Bertha, Oneonta Normal, ’ll.....................................Harrison, N. Y. Disbrow, Rita G., Eastman Business College, '10...........................White Plains Hayes, Helen L. (Mrs. Chas. R. Cuyler)........908 Station Ave., Hadden Heights, N. J. Hicks, Helen, Chicago University.......................................Chicago, 111. Higgins, Sarah........................................................Valhalla, N. Y. Humphrey, Ethel.....................................1277 Hoe Ave., New York City Jewett, Daisy........................................................Apalachin, N. Y. Major, Edna...............................................................White Plains Maybury, Maud...................................517 West 171st St., New York City Mehne, Carl......................................................... Valhalla. N. Y. Morgenroth, Alvin....................................177 Park St., Montclair, N. J. Payne, Mildred............................................................White Plains Sc Boyar, Gerald E., Yale, ’13............................................White Plains Shaw, James, Columbia, ’13.......................65 Adams St., Mount Vernon. N. Y. Sweeney, Ethel (Mrs. R. J. Sprague)..................................Maplewood, N. J. Welsh, Margaret, New Paltz Normal, '12..............................White Plains Whipple, Clyde, Worcester Polytechnic Institute.......................Purchase, N. Y. Young, E. Mabel...........................................................White Plains Young, William J......................................3 Marion Place, White Plains CLASS OF 1910 Carpenter, Lula............................N. Y. C. Normal College, ’14, White Plains Cunningham, May O.....................................................New York City Denehy, Cornelius A., Fordham Medical, ’14.....U. S. Gen. Hosp. 41, Fox Hills, S. I. Hendrickson, Bertram H., Cornell, '14....................................Frisco, Utah Herring, Rev. John W., Oberlin College, ’14............................Woodstock, 111. Hohman, August A., College of Agriculture, Cornell, '15..............Brooklyn, N. Y. Hubbard, Theodore, Amherst, ’14..........................................White Plains Hunt, Ralph............................................................ White Plains Ives, Mabel R. T. (Mrs. Henry Holdridge).................................White Plains Judd, Wilber.........................................15 Woodcrest Ave., White Plains Klein, Margaret L., Vassar, ’14.....................................Hawthorne, N. Y. Kling, Donald, Cornell, ’14..........................519 N. Third St., Phoenix, Ariz. Krocger, Cornelia, N. Y. Normal, ’12 (Mrs. Geo. Stark)...................White Plains 96 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Laity, Harold S........................................................ Chappaqua, N. Y. Lockyer, Albert.........................................Greenridge Ave., White Plains Moress, Leonard, N. Y. U., ’12................................................White Plains Nichols, Warren M.........................................Stewart Place, White Plains Pierpont, J. H. (Mrs. C. H. Hudson), Teachers College, '14__104 W. 190th St„ Fordham Place, Henry C., Harvard, ’14; Harvard Law, ’16......................Philadelphia, Pa. Pouder, Edith......................................................... Mamaroneck, N. Y. Pullis, Helen.................................................................White Plains Pray, Marion...............................................................Tremont, Maine Reiner, Arthur..................................287 So. Lexington Ave., White Plains Reiter, Magdalena, N. Y. C. Normal College, ’14...........................Valhalla, N. Y. Romano, Dominick H..................................718 Eleanor St., Kalamazoo, Mich. Rowell, Mary B. (Mrs. John Smith, Jr.), Vassar, ’14....:..................Highland, N. Y. Scott, Lucy B. (Mrs. Raymond W. Harder), Smith, ’15.....28 Summitt Ave, Bogota, N. J. Sherman. Herbert D., N. Y. U. Medical College.................................White Plains Smith, Helen L., Dr. Savage Institute of Physical Education, ’12..............White Plains Statts, Ethel G...........................................................Elmsford, N. Y. Ward, Edmund F., Art Students League........................33 Court St., White Plains Watkins, Kathryn R. (Mrs. H. Judson Wilde)............................Mount Vernon, N. Y. Webster, William C............................................................White Plains Wells, K. Z., Vassar, ’15; N. Y. Sch. of Phil.; Colum. Col. M. A......New York City White, Francis R........................................41 Court Street, White Plains CLASS OF 1911 Baldwin, Sarah E.............................................................White Plains Banks. Robert M..............................................................White Plains Benson, Rachel T.......................................120 Free Street, Portland, Me. Bergcs, Fred H., Fordham Law School, ’14.....................................White Plains Boldtman. Harold O., N. Y. U. Law School, ’14....................................Deceased Boyce, Mildred L. (Mrs. Robert Travis).......................................White Plains Byrne, Emma C................................................................White Plains Byrne, Raymond D.....................................39 Greenridge Ave., White Plains Cassins, Anna R. (Mrs. Robert Ackerman)......................................White Plains Collyer. Bertha L............................................................White Plains Darling, Edna M. (Mrs. Mitchell Metcalf)..................................Atlanta, Ga. Dewsnap, Emma (Mrs. James Requa).............................................White Plains Effert, Alma G. (Mrs. Ralph H. Chaney), Kings Co. Hosp.....The Mayo, Rochester, Minn. Fink, Emil H., Columbia, ’15.................................................White Plains Fish, Cornelius B................................................................Deceased Galloway, James H............................................50 Davis Ave., White Plains Hayes, Regine (Mrs. Ernest E. Clad)........................................Norwalk, Conn. Horn, Emily A.....................................................Box 75, Athens, N. Y. Horton, Hubert L., College of Agriculture, Cornell, ’15......................White Plains Howatt, Jean J...............................................................White Plains Howe, Roland F...........................................8 Myrtle Street, White Plains Irwin, Kathleen L............................................................White Plains Jensen, Anna I...............................................................White Plains Jewell, C. LeRoy.............................................................White Plains 97 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Judd, Flora, Syracuse University, ’16.......................................White Plains McNeilly, Helen D„ Oneonta Normal...........................................White Plains Murphy, Edward J......................................................New York City Nicolai, Harold E., N. Y. School of Applied Arts............................White Plains Ober, Carlton K„ Williams, '16; Cornell Medical College.....................White Plains Pratt, Marjorie K„ Vassar, ’15..........................Wyoming Ave„ Scranton, Pa. Ranscht, Theodore C., Art Students League...................................White Plains Smith, Clarence A................................................................Deceased Smith, Elizabeth V........................................................ W ” Plains Smith, How ard H., Syracuse, '15....................507 University Place, Syracuse, N. Y. Stark. Lillian C„ Chevy Chase...............................................White Plains Sweeney, Marguerite T. (Mrs. Andrew Bopp), Oneonta Normal...................White Plains Tredwell, Mary G. (Mrs. J. H. Cattell), Leland Powers School-Western Spring, 111. Ulmer, Martha E.....................................R- F. D. 32, New Canaan, Conn. Webster, James L....................................50 Mamaroneck Ave.. White Plains Weed, Mildred...........................................No. Broadway, White Plains Zuckert, Estelle H. B„ N. Y. Training School of Teachers....................White Plains CLASS OF 1912 Ackerman, Rudolph W., Columbia School of Engineering....................Scarsdale, N. Y. Baldwin, Clarissa L..........................................................White Plains Bates, Lillian M. (Mrs. Alfred C. Balcom)....................................White Plains Bedrosian, Lawrence..........................................................White Plains Brennan, William A., New York University, ’16................................White Plains Cayten, Frances A.......................................................New York City Collyer, Susie C. ...........................................................White Plains Dade, Dorothy L., Cooper Institute...............................................Deceased Dickie, George D.........................................11 Livingston Av$., White Plains Edgerton, Leslie F., Union, '16..............................................White Plains Fish, Mary W„ Smith, '16...............................................Salt Point, N. Y. Foulke, Zellah R„ N. Y. School of Fine and Applied Arts......................White Plains Gibson, Fannie (Mrs. J. Harvey Turnure)......................................White Plains Hayes, Edna..................................................................White Plains Horn, Agnes T.........................................R. F. D. No. 1, Windsor, N. Y. Husted, Evelyn G. (Mrs. George Dickie), Smith, ’17...........................White Plains Johns, Alice.................................................................White Plains Kerr, Bertha L., Dr. Savage’s School.....................................Elmsford, N. Y. Klein, Edwin B.. Syracuse, ’16..........................................Hawthorne, N. Y. Kostal, Emil, Col. of Agriculture, ’17............217 Custom House, New Orleans, La. Lockyer, Edith A.............................................................White Plains McGinnity, John L............................................................White Plains Fhelan, Elizabeth C. (Mrs. Edward White).....................................White Plains Pratt, George H., Dartmouth, ’16...............................Wyoming Ave., Scranton, Pa. Romer, Alfred S., Amherst, ’17...............................................White Plains Shaw, Frances B..................................................................Deceased Smith, Anna C. (Mrs. Percy Pietschker).................................North White Plains Sterling, M. Alice...........................................................White Plains Turnure, J. Harvey, Syracuse, ’16..........................36 Barker Ave., White Plains 98 Ihe Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Thrbe Vail, Mildred E., Pratt Institute...................Vocational School, Elders Ridge, Pa. Whipple, Marjorie M. (Mrs. R. H. Allen)................................Purchase, N. Y. Williamson, Raymond E. S., Amherst; U. S. Military Academy, ’17............White Plains Wooley, N. Eunice, Albany Normal School.............Fourth Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Young, Beatrice M..........................................................White Plains CLASS OF 1913 Alexander, Hazel C. (Mrs. William E. Huff)..................................White Plains Arnold, A. Shirley (Mrs. James Powers), Hunter College, ’17.........New Rochelle, N. Y. Bacile, Mary A. (Mrs. D. J. Loria)...................................New York City Barber, Helen P., Mount Holyoke, ’17.................................New York City Bodge, Jessie A. (Mrs. C. Hyatt), Oberlin, ’17..........................Brooklyn, N. Y. Bogart, John I., Colgate, ’17...............................................White Plains Boldtman, Alfred H..........................................................White Plains Braun, Josephine G..........................................................White Plains Bvrne, Marion V. (Mrs. Frank Crawford).................................... White Plains Carpenter, Isaac, Swarthmore, '17.......................................Purchase, N. Y. Coon, Archibald F......................................................Scarsdale, N. Y. Denchy, Hannah V., Hunter College, ’17...................................White Plains Ferris, Le Roy..............................................................White Plains Field, James L..........................................................Ossining, N. Y. Gazley, John G., Amherst, '17........................................New York City Gordon, Bertha F. (Mrs. J. Fox)......................................Baltimore, Md. Hamm, Cortlandt A..........................................................Philadelphia, Pa. Harris, Carolyn H., Barnard, ’18............................................White Plains Henderson, C. Randell..............................................................White Plains Hill, Leslie (Mrs. David Crawford), Dean Academy, ’17.............Long Branch, N. J. Holloway, Walter R„ Washington Law School............................................ Keppler, Katherine V., New Paltz Normal, ’15......................King’s Park, N. Y. Kerr, P. Cecil, Dr. Savage’s School..................................Elmsford, N. Y. Lange, Milton E......................................................New York City Master, Alice B. (Mrs. Gerald Ricaud) Miss Hunter’s Kindergarten.........White Plains McGlasson, Dorothy (Mrs. William Brennan)...................................White Plains McGowan, Edwin W., Dartmouth, ‘17.....................................Waterville, Maine Miller, Carolyn E. (Mrs. Harry E. Moore)...............................Poughquag, N. Y. O'Shaughnessy, Austin B.............................................................. Pratt, Olga L., Vassar, '18.................................Wyoming Ave., Scranton, Pa. Purdy, Harold V., New York Dental College, '16..........................Newark, N. J. Rooney, Margaret S., School for Kindergartners, Hunter College, ’15......White Plains Saul, Agnes M., Barnard, ’17................................................White Plains Thompson, Mabel (Mrs. S. Ernest Smith)......................................White Plains Watkins, C. Rowlandson......................................................White Plains Williams, Walter L............................................................ Deceased Wilson, E. Louise, New Paltz Normal, ’15................................Lewiston, Maine CLASS OF 1914 Ackerman, Maude G. (Mrs. Chas. E. Wright)...............................Scarsdale, N. Y. Benneyan, George, Amherst College, ’18; Columbia, ’19.......377 Main St., White Plains 99 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Blank, Rose H. (Mrs. H. Lurie) N. Y. U. Law School, ’20 62 So. Washington St., Tarrytown, N. Y. Bogart, C. Andrew, Colgate University, '18...........82 Mamaroneck Ave., White Plains Boothroyd, Claude O., Bucknell University, ’18.................................White Plains Brand, Edward J...................................1143 Longfellow Ave., New York City Bromberg, Ellen M. (Mrs. Ivan L. Cheney)................86 Maurice Ave., Elmhurst, L. I. Butler, Mildred A..............................................................White Plains Burrell, Hattie C. (Mrs. Irving Deane), Oneonta Normal, ’19...............Hillsdale, N. Y. Carpenter, Dorothy........................................................White Plains Compton, Paul D., Wesleyan University, '18.................................Tuckahoe, N. Y. Connor, Dorothy B., Barnard College, ’18.......................................White Plains Conroy, Alice E...............................131 West N. Y. Post Road, White Plains Coon, Charles W...........................................................White Plains Eherle, Carl A.......................................15 Wood Ave., Mount Kisco, N. Y. Foulke, Roy A., Bowdoin, '19..............................................Chicago, 111. Galgano, Louis, Columbia College of Pharmacy, N. Y. U. School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance......................................196 Dobbs Ferry Rd., White Plains Gerety, John B. J., New York Law School, ’20...............29 William St., White Plains Horn, Josephine (Mrs. J. Roger Shackleton)...........140 So. Lexington Ave., White Plains Hunt, Ernest M.................................................................White Plains Hunter, Helen (Mrs. Frank Wanstall).........................5 Summit Ave., White Plains Husted, Frances (Mrs. Frank H. Pennington), N. Y. U. Sch. of Com., ’18....White Plains Hutchinson, Helen F„ State Normal School, Oneonta, ’16....................White Plains Imerblum. Cecilia E. (Mrs. Saul Schlegman)................................White Plains Keeler, Bertha (Married)..................................................Scarsdale, N. Y. Kiernan, James E., U. S. Naval Academy, ’19; Mass. Inst, of Tech...Norfolk, Va. Knowles, Laura B. (Mrs. Edmund F. Ward).........10 Washington Ave., White Plains Lange, Herbert W., Columbia University, ’18...............................White Plains Lowric, Robert C., N. Y. College of Dentistry..............291 Broadway, New York City Maher, Emma M.............................................................Hartsdale, N. Y. Marron, Frances M., State Normal School, Oneonta, ’16..........................White Plains McConkey, Dorothy R., State Normal School, ’16............................Scarsdale, N. Y. Nelson, Walter H., Dartmouth College, ’18...............Fairview Terrace, White Plains Ryder, Esther........................................................Charlotteville, N. Y. Schultz, Emily M., Mt. Sinai Hospital, ’21...............Foreign Hospital, Nanking, China Schultz, Herman, Jr............................................................White Plains Scott, M. Meta, State Normal School, New Paltz.......................Elmsford, N. Y. Sweeney, John R., Jr., Colgate University, ’20......3336 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. Sweeney, Samuel C., Cornell University, ’18...............................Hartsdale, N. Y. Tate, Florence R., Normal School, Clinton, Mass............................Elmsford, N. Y. Weber, Louise M., Physiatric Institute...................................Morristown, N. J. Wilson, Doris, Wells College, ’18.........................................Scarsdale, N. Y. Zorn, Clara, N. Y. City Training School, ’16..............................New York City Zuckert, Sidney L..............................................................White Plains CLASS OF 1915 Abbott, Louise E..............................................................Hartsdale, N. Y. Ackerman, Ruth A......................................Bear Ridge Road, Pleasantville, N. Y. Alley, Dorothy L., Oneonta Normal............................................Banksville, N. Y. 100 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Arnold, Florence A............................................................White Plains Barret, May A., New Rochelle College..........................................White Plains Campbell, Regina M................................................................Deceased Conro, Charles B„ Jr.................................................... Valhalla, N. Y. Coombs, Gertrude L., Oswego Normal............................................White Plains De Checca, Victor.............................................................White Plains Doscher, Antoinette (Mrs. Archibald F. Coon).............................Scarsdale, N. Y. Duffy. James R................................................................White Plains Farrell, Katherine M. (Married)...........................................Valhalla, N. Y. Finlay, Sarah L............................................Setz Place, Scarsdale, N. Y. Gentleman, Lelia A................................................................Deceased Gerber, Bertha (Mrs. Albert A. Ackerman), Eastman-Gaines School 1157 Grand Concourse, New York City Gorton, Gertrude A............................................................White Plains Haas, Alice, Albany State College........................................Amsterdam, N. Y. Hadden, Edith (Mrs. Silas Clark) Chalif Normal School of Dancing, ’18 14 Colvin Place, Hartsdale, N. Y. Haley, Edith V. (Mrs. Edith Paul)......................10 Fairfield Street, White Plains Hasselman, Marie E.......................................................... White Plains Hayes, M. Grace (Mrs. Robert Stevens).................220 Central Ave., Norwich, Conn. Hearle, Dorothy (Mrs. Oscar Kaiser)....................................-.New York City Hildreth, Leila J...........................................62 Spring St„ White Plains Holman, Raymond, Alfred College, '19..........................................White Plains Hopper, Olive (Mrs. John J. Brown).........................78 Grove St„ White Plains Jewell, Violet, Edna White Quartet................................................Deceased Kelly, Margaret, Oneonta Normal, ’17.....................................Scarsdale, N. Y. King, Gladys L.......................................................................White Plains Komori, Phyllis, Swarthmore, A. B.; Phi Beta Kappa; Columbia, A. M. 3 Bank St., White Plains McConkey, Ruth .................................................Box 163, Scarsdale, N. Y. Major, Mildred (Mrs. Clark Seth Tompkins) Cor. Davis Ave. and Prospect St., White Plains Malone, Kathleen, Hunter College..............................................White Plains M assie, Adrian, Yale, ’19.........................Beta Theta Pi Club, New York City Mitchell, Dr. Joseph M., University of Pennsylvania........115 S. Broadway, White Plains Moress, Elsie, Teachers College, Columbia University..„72 Greenridge Ave., White Plains Newcomb, Melville S......................................25 anc St., Wollaston, Mass. Partridge, McLiss, Barnard, ’19............................................White Plains Perley, Harry, Princeton, ’21.........................Princeton Club, New York City Platt, Laura E„ Musical Art Institute, '21.......19 Old Mamaroneck Road, White Plains Pryer, Madeline E. (Mrs. Lester R. Stewart).......................................Deceased Pullis, Dorothy K.............................................................White Plains Rehfield, Dorothy E. (Mrs. H. H. Warner)..................................White Plains Rowell, Amos P„ Dartmouth, ’19........................101 W. 163rd St„ New York City Sage, Ida M. (Mrs. R. Harrison Drury)....................................Hartsdale, N. Y. Scott, William, N. Y. U„ ’20......................-.......................Elmsford, N. Y. Shaw, Charles A„ Wesleyan.........................................................Deceased Snelling, Stuart P„ Amherst College (2 years)............92 Fisher Ave., White Plains Sniffen. E. Howard............................................................White Plains Stack, Richard G..............................................................White Plains 101 The Oracle — Nineties Hundred and Twenty-Three Stewart, Charles, Boston University............................Box 492, Scarsdale, N. Y. Stickney, Helen A., Vassar, ’19...................................Lake Placid, N. Y. Still, Grace (Mrs. George Conklin), Oswego State Normal....Glenville, Tarrytown, N. Y. Sweeney, Robert, Webb Institute of Naval Architecture......Box 157, Hartsdale, N. Y. Sweeney, Genevieve, Aeolian Secretarial School.............................White Plains Van Wart, Edna M., Barnard, ’19......................New York Ave., Huntington, L. I. Wanstall, Henrietta...................................................Hartsdale, N. Y. Wanstall, Eva.............................................................Nyack, N. Y. Webster, Howard S., Dartmouth, ‘19...................50 Mamaroneck Ave.. White Plains Weed, Dorothy, National Academy of Design..................................White Plains Whitney, Orrin R......................................................Hartsdale, N. Y. Wiles, Edythe (Mrs. Austin Gedney), Savage School of Physical Education Shore Acres, Mamaroneck, N. Y. William, Elizabeth (Mrs. C. Leslie Slosson)..........28 Sands Ave., Mount Kisco, N. Y. Wilson, Roy F......................................74 Waller Ave.. White Plains, N. Y. Winsor, Lucy, Vassar, ’19............................................Providence, R. I. Zcbrowski, George, Purdue University, B. S., ’21; M. S., ’23 Valpariso University Buck Creek, Indiana CLASS OF 1916 Abbott, Charlotte O...................................................Hartsdale, N. Y. Appel, Ronald B............................................168 Hale Ave., White Plains Arnold, Eugene W„ Jr...................................38 Longview Ave., White Plains Bcnneyan, Aroos, Teachers College, ’20.....................9 Coldcn Ave., White Plains Berges, Cecelia R„ Teachers College........................................White Plains Bcrges, Marion L. (Mrs. Earl Pierce), Teachers College.....................White Plains Bueno, Lillian M. de la Torre, New Rochelle College, ’22...................White Plains Carbrey, Helen B......................................888 Post Road, Scarsdale, N. Y. Carman, Girard Weston, Stevens Institute, ’21..............56 Tournet Ave., Jersey City Carpenter, Alberta S....................................................White Plains Citron, Victor N., College of Dental and Oral Surgery......51 Battle Ave., White Plains Clark, John Monroe, Columbia, ’22..........................................White Plains Collino, Filomena M........................................................White Plains Condit, Martha E...........................................................White Plains Cox, Edna B...........................................................Hawthorne, N. Y. Crawford, Esther, Geneseo Normal, ’18..........................................New York City Crawford, Ruth, Geneseo Normal, ’18............................................New York City Cross, Anna K., Chalif Normal School of Dancing............................White Plains Dewsnap, Clara G., Geneseo Normal, ’18............................Deer Lodge, Montana Doster, Mary (Mrs. R. Franklin Hull), Teachers College, ’20 Grandview Avenue, White Plains Elliot, Ruth, Teachers College, ’20...............8 Hartley Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Flanagan, William E.......................................15 Bank St„ White Plains Fox, Richard Hassler, Columbia University, ’20 (Editor-in-Chief of Col. Univ. “Jester”) Glass, Florence E. (Mrs. R. H. Myers) Gorton, Elmer D....................... Greenland, Paavo, Amherst............... Harker, Grace M....................... Harker, Elbert Milton................... 126 Fisher Ave., White Plains 17 Independence PL, Ossining, N. Y. .........................White Plains .........................White Plains ........................White Plains ........................White Plains 102 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Hill, Mildred S., Plattsburg Normal..................................Greenburg, N. Y. Horn, Ruth J.......................................1337 Clinton Ave., New York City Horton, Monmouth H., Oberlin College......................................White Plains Kammerer, Charles F., Columbia Univ., ’21.................16 Hillside Ave., White Plains Lauers, Anna M.........................-.........144 So. Lexington Ave., White Plains Lecraw, Coring R., Rutgers College, ’20..............................Scarsdale, N. Y. MacDonald, Hilda H.....................................39 Oakwood Ave., White Plains Malaney, Helen M..........................................-...............White Plains Malaney, Agnes M.........................................................White Plains McKendrick, Edward H.................................................... White Plains McKinley, Marjorie C. (Mrs. Curtis Chillingworth)..............................Florida Moger, George S.......................................................Valhalla, N. Y. Morrell, Joseph C., Rutgers College, ’20; M. 1. T........................White Plains Morrison, Caroline J., Academy of Music, Ithaca..........................White Plains Nott, Elizabeth, Simmons College..........................................White Plains Parent. Alvah K., Columbia Univ., '20...............................Mamaroneck, N. Y. Peabody, Elizabeth B., Teachers Col., Columbia Univ., ’20....93 Carhart Ave., White Plains Perley, LaFetra, Connecticut College, ’20...........................Stonington, Conn. Richards, Tory, Georgetown Law School, Washington, D. C...................White Plains Riker, Doris, Art Students’ League........................-......Pleasantville, N. Y. Russell, Myron.............................Liberty Agency, Martine Ave., White Plains Sage, Robert H., Jr., Columbia University ...........................Hartsdale, N. Y. Schwartz, Leo. W„ Harvard, ’20...................276 Riverside Drive, New York City Scott, David..........................................................Elmsford, N. Y. Smith, George F...................................73 1-3 Brookfield St., White Plains Smith, Marion L (Mrs. Frederick Snyder)................................Buffalo, N. Y. Smith, Ruth E. (Mrs. George Benneyan), Smith. ’20.........................White Plains Sniffen. Philip L., N. Y. U., ’20.......................-.................White Plains Sniffen, Stewart. College of Physicians and Surgenons.....No. Broadway, White Plains Stickles, Kathryn H. (Mrs. Melville Newcomb)...........25 Vance St., Wollaston, Mass. Thornton, Naomi...........................................................White Plains Twiname, James ......................................................Chappaqua, N. Y. Underhill, Emily I. (Mrs. Mary Medanich)................133 Fisher Ave., White Plains Van Dorn, John H..........................................6 Russell St.. White Plains Vogel, Joseph ............................................Lawn Ave ’ Elmsford' N- Y- Ward. Ruth................................................................White Plains Waterbury, Russell A., Columbia University................................White Plains Weber, Fritz C., Amherst, ................................................White Plains Weber Madeline W. (Mrs. Charles Carter)..............................Scarsdale, N. Y. Weed, Constance...........................................No. Broadway, White Plains Welch. Anna ...............................................................mite Plains Wilson, Ethel M................................................... Mamaroneck, N. Y. Wishart, Ruth L. (Mrs. T. H. Hubbard), Wellesley, ’20 223 No. Oak Park Ave., Oak Park, 111. Young, James A............................................................White Plains Young, Marion P................................Chase St... and Lee Ave., White Plains Zorn, Adele, N. Y. Training School....................................New York City CLASS OF 1917 103 Aird, Helen G. .30 Lafayette St., White Plains The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Arnold, Elsie M...............................................................White Plains Austin, Gladys R............................................................. White Plains Barrett, Gladys M. N. (Mrs. Mortimer C. O'Brien)..............................White Plains Bayles, Frances C. (Mrs. J. R. Welding), Aeolian Business School Bcygrau, Elsie A., Syracuse University, '22. Boland, Sybil M., Smith, '21............... Bowman, Theodore, Cornell, '21............. Buckhout, Emily A., United Hospital........ Calao, Frank............................... Campbell, Alma H., Geneseo Normal.......... Carpenter, J. Raymond...................... Caskey, Dorothy M., Barnard, '22........... Clark, Howard V., Annapolis, '21........... Clymer, Helen K............................ Cassin, L. Burton.......................... Coles, Elizabeth (Mrs. Archibald Curry).... Collins, Edward M., Princeton, '23, B. S... Cowan, Robert.............................. Crawford, Henry, Columbia.................. Cully, Mary F.............................. Dcutermann, George, West Point............. Dickenson, Donald.......................... Doyle, Eleanor I........................... Edgerton, Laurena (Mrs. F. K. Brown)....... Edmunds, Eleanor M., Cornell, '21.......... Effert, M. Ruth (Mrs. Berlinger)........... Effert, Viola M............................ Farley, Dorothy, Columbia.................. Feldis, Josephine J........................ Ferris, Paul............................... Ficks, Lenoir E............................ Field, Ruth, Vassar, '22................... Fox, Eva (Mrs. Lawrence Baker)............. Gay, Helen................................. Gilmour, Helen............................. Gorton, Winifred V., Barnard, '21.......... Grafflin, Ruth S., Barnard, '21............ Griffin, Violet D.......................... Guild, W. Everhard, Amherst, '21........... Hallett, Edgar............................. Harris, George N., Jr........................ Harrison, Adele G.......................... Hoffman, James F............................. Howe, Amy M. (Mrs. Rufus Jarnigan)........... Hunt, Louise S., Smith, '21................ Immerblum, Russell M., Colgate............. Judd, Eleanor M., Hakes Business School.... Knmmerer, Ethel J.......................... Keough, George............................. Kuentslinger, Adella....................... 70 Waller Ave., White Plains .......................New York City ...........................White Plains ...........................White Plains ..........8 Avon St., Cambridge, Mass. .Edward St., East White Plains, N. Y. .......................Valhalla, N. Y. ..................... Purchase, N. Y. ......29 Ridgeview Ave., White Plains ............U. S. N., Long Beach, Calif. ..........................White Plains ...61 So. Ocean Ave., Freeport, N. Y. ..........Grandview Ave., White Plains .......................Purchase, N. Y. 116 North Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. .......................New York City ..........67 W. Post Road, White Plains ..........114 Lake St., White Plains ...Old Mamaroneck Rd., White Plains ...........................White Plains ......................Hartsdale, N. Y. ......42 Greenridge Ave., White Plains ......251 E. 236 St.. Woodlawn, N. Y. ..........2 Eastview Ave., White Plains ..........................White Plains ...........................White Plains ..........................White Plains ...13 Ridgeview Ave., White Plains ........................White Plains ......6 Woodland PI., White Plains ..........................California ........................White Plains ........................White Plains ......174 Orawaupum, White Plains 1037 Walnut St., Philadelphia. Pa. ........................White Plains ......51 Church St., White Plains ........................White Plains ........................White Plains ........................White Plains ........................White Plains ........................White Plains ...15 Woodcrest Ave., White Plains ......4 Park Circle, White Plains ......4 Davis Ave., White Plains ........................White Plains 104 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Luckenbacher, Marie, A. H. U. of Pittsburg, ’21................................White Plains Luckcnbacher, Walter, Carnegie Tech.................178 East 75th St., New York City Lynch, Leslie O., Jr.......................131 West Kingsbridge Road, New York City MacDonald. Marguerite L................................39 Oakwood Ave., White Plains MacGregory, Ruth, Simmons College, ’21.........................................White Plains Malaney, Catherine R.........................................13 Odell Ave., White Plains McGowan, William, Dartmouth..........................................................Deceased McLaughlin, Elizabeth, Wellesley, ’21................59 Hamilton Ave., White Plains Mead. Helen S...........................................................................Texas Murden, Robert P., Jr.........................................4 Irving Place, White Plains Nelson, Arthur............................................Fairview Terrace, White Plains Peabody, Richard H., Cornell, ’22................................Carhart Ave., White Plains Prout, Archie E..............................................32 Fisher Ave., White Plains Ranscht, Thckla D., St. Lawrence U., ’21..............5 Washington Ave., White Plains Richards. Teresa E.............................................................White Plains Riker, John, Colby College, '21.................................Pleasantville, N. Y. Robinson, Edward T.............................................................White Plains Rogers, John A., Jr..........................................73 Prospect St., White Plains Saul, Dorothy M.......................................1 Dusenhury Place, White Plains Scheiner, Nathan...............................................................White Plains Secord. Howard.......................................14 Lakefield Ave., Hartsdale, N. Y. Sedgwick, Marion K., New York City Library School.........................Scarsdale, N. Y. Sharlach, Samuel, M. I. T„ ’21.......................10 Mamaroneck Ave., White Plains Slawson, Muriel (Mrs. Joseph Bruning) Smith, ’22.....................Wheeling, West Virginia Smith, Dorothy, Capen School...................................................White Plains Smith, Robert J................................................................White Plains Snclling, Harriet G. (Mrs. Irving Starbuck)..................11 Linda Ave., White Plains Sniffen, Josephine A., Cornell, ’21............................................White Plains Steeves, Elaine V. (Mrs. Sidney Bare), Teachers College. '21...................White Plains Stiehl, Ida V., Teachers College, ’21................275 Rich Ave.. Mt Vernon, N. Y. Still, Ralph...................................................................White Plains Stoll, Lillian O...............................................................White Plains Stone, Lyman J., Columbia, ’21.........................................New York City Tompkins, Bertha C., Barnard, ’21....................13 East View Ave., White Plains Vining, Grace M., Oberlin, ’21; Teachers College, Columbia U., ’22 15 Ridgcview Ave., White Plains Vogel, Loretta V...........................................................Elmsford, N. Y. Wanstall, Fred E............................................Dobbs Ferry Road, White Plains Warner, Lucien H„ Oberlin, ’21................................30 Ridgcview Ave., White Plains Wells, Ruth E., Connecticut College..............................41 DeKalb Ave., White Plains Williams, Mary V...............................................................White Plains Woodruff, Harriette.......................................................Scarsdale, N. Y. Woodward George.......................................2 Greenridge Ave., White Plains CLASS OF 1918 Abel, Helen I., Columbia Dom. Sc., '20. Albert, Anna Louise.................... Alley, Marion.......................... Armstrong, Adelaide.................... ...3 Lenox Ave., White Plains .30 Oakley Ave., White Plains ..................White Plains ...............Brooklyn, N. Y. 105 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Armbruster, William V........................................................White Plains Banister, Marion E., Vassar, ’22.................................................Deceased Bedell, Harry P., Princeton............................37 Oak wood Ave., White Plains Benedict, H. Morrison, Columbia, ’22.........................................White Plains Bernardi, Eugene R., R. P. I., ’22.........................6 Highland Ave., White Plains Birch, Charles A...........................................Cottage Place, White Plains Blair, Grace R............................................................. White Plains Bowen, Ruth E., U. of Calif., ’22..............................................California Bromberg, Bertha, Hakes Business School......................................White Plains Burnside. Robert........................................................Hartsdale, N. Y. Ca'rbrey, A. Eugenia, Hakes Business School.............................Scarsdale, N. Y. Clarke, Muriel W„ Smith College, '23.........................................White Plains Citron, Louis..............................................51 Battle Ave., White Plains Clymer, William F., Bowdoin, ’22...........................27 DeKalb Ave., White Plains Coon, Louis G................................................................White Plains Cox, Clifford D., Art Students’ League.................................Hawthorne, N. Y. Deutermann, Pauline, Columbia Teachers College...............115 Lake St., White Plains Dickson, Earl R....................................................210 Fisher Ave., White Plains Dixon, Richard F....................................................37 Barker Ave., White Plains Erskine, Gladys..............................................................White Plains Card, Gertrude E.............................................................White Plains Gerlach, Elsie, Barnard, '22; Philadelphia Dental College..............Philadelphia, Pa. Glass, Amiel, U. of Calif., ‘22...............................Lafayette St, White Plains Goldsmith, John N.......................................................Hartsdale, N. Y. Gorton, Natalie S., Barnard, ’22............................................White Plains Hamlett, Beatrice L........................................8 Lafayette St., White Plains Hansen, Ethel M., N. Y. Post Graduate Hospital, ’22..........................White Plains Hill, Dorothy A..............................................................White Plains Houle, Harold E..............................................................White Plains Hudson, James G.......................................................Garnerville, N. Y. Jahn, Edith..................................................................White Plains Jahn, Edna...................................................................White Plains Keeler, James H..............................................Rye Lake, Purchase, N. Y. Kelly, Mary E................................................................White Plains Knapp, Lottie E. (Mrs. I. Uhre)......................................Battle Creek, Mich. Kincaid. Daniel W., Jr., Dartmouth, ’22................II Underland Place, White Plains Langle, Elizabeth T..........................................................White Plains Lilting, Meyer...............................................................White Plains Mahar, William J., Columbia, ’22.............................2 Lyon Place, White Plains Mathews, Arthur G., Amherst, '23............................................White Plains McJunkin, Everill, Princeton, '22.......................................Hartsdale, N. Y. Merritt, Sarah R., Cornell, ’22.........................................Hartsdale, N. Y. Mullen, Anna C...............................................................White Plains Neale, Russell F., Amherst, ’22; Harvard Grad. School........1 Lenox Ave., White Plains Neil, Margaret...............................................................White Plains Nelson, Helen V..............................................................White Plains Nichols, Belle L.......................................11 Summit Ave., Catskill, N. Y. Nichols, Violet M..........................................5 Charlotte St., White Plains O'Connor, Harold G...........................................................White Plains Tinto, Harriet G........................................................... White Plains Roach, Stephen R.............................................................White Plains 106 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Roemmele, Eva C............................................57 Grove St., White Plains Saries, J. Everett, Brown U., '22....................315 W. 57th St., New York City Schnuck, Dorothy, Nor. Sch. of Phys. Ed., Battle Creek....20 Ridgeview Ave., White Plains Shapiro, Lillian E...........................................................White Plains Sloatman, Evelyn G...........................................................White Plains Smith, A. Augusta............................................................White Plains Smith, Helen A., Smith, 11...................................................White Plains Sniffin, Charles M., Jr., Williams, '24......................................White Plains Starbuck, Donald L.. Wesleyan, '22...........................................White Plains Stark. Ella B., Sargent School of Phys. Ed., ’21.............................White Plains Stern, Helen H„ Vassar, '22..........................320 West 86th St., New York City Strang, Elizabeth D. (Mrs. E. S. B. Peckham), Swarthmore......Southington, Conn. Sweeney, Charlotte, Sargent School of Phys. Ed., '22...........Hartsdale, N. Y. Tessicr, A. Violet......................................................Cleveland, Ohio. Townsend. Mildred S. (Mrs. Leslie Devoe).....................................White Plains Towson, Charles R., Jr., Columbia............................................White Plains Trapasso, Anthony, Columbia Law School......................58 Lake St., White Plains Vasey, Margaret A............................................................White Plains Wanstall. Ernest H...........................................................White Plains Weed, Everett S., R. P. I., '22......................147 North Broadway, White Plains Wells, Marcus B„ Springfield Y. M. C. A. School......122 Chestnut St., Springfield, Mass. Whalen. E. Francis, Fordham. ’22............................54 Central Ave., White Plains Wilson. Benjamin W.. Dartmouth. ’22..........................74 Waller Ave., White Plains Zorn, Louis E., Columbia, ’22................................................White Plains CLASS OF 1919 Appel, Florence, Connecticut College.....................168 Hale Ave., White Plains Birch, Mae T., Connecticut College.......................................White Plains Bowman, Herman...........................................................White Plains Carpenter, Dorothy...............................502 West 122nd St., New York City Cowan, Virginia Elizabeth....................................................Deceased Crandall, Richard F., U. of Montana......................3 Grant Ave., White Plains Dade, Valerie............................................................White Plains Deutermann, William V., Jr., U. S. Naval Acad., Annapolis..114 Lake St., White Plains Donovan, Lucy...........................................42 Central Ave., White Plains Foote, Howard, Cornell, ’23................................6 Pier St., Yonkers, N. Y. Fournet, Adele...........................................3 Grant Ave., White Plains Fowler, Esther, Post Grad. Hospital, N. Y..............304 E. 20th St., New York City Gazley, Madeleine................................97 Mamaroneck Ave., White Plains Gleason, Edward A., St. Paul’s College, Washington. D. C...9 Wyanoke St., White Plains Goodman. P. Erneste, Vassar, ’23...........................239 Main St., White Plains Grune, Mary Veronica................................................Hartsdale, N. Y. Horton, Mildred Louise...................................5 Stevens St., White Plains Haviland, C. Herbert.................................................Purchase, N. Y. Holcomb, Katherine M., Barnard, ’23......................................White Plains Holmes, Esther (Mrs. Walter Stegman).............70 Lake View Ave, Hartsdale, N. Y. Hunt, Ella A............................................................ White Plains Irvin, Frank, Williams...................................................White Plains 107 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three ns ns ns Johnson, David Wm., hordham Medical U.............9 South Kensico Ave., White Plains Jutten, Mildred R.........................................................White Plains Kaufmann, Lucille, Columbia U......................................North White Plains Lange, Frank. Columbia....................................................White Plains MacDonald, Ralph.................................................................Armonk Mahoney, Helen............................................................White Pla McClellan, Robert S., Yale, ’24.............................Gednev Farm, White Pla McGuire, Gordon, U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.......................White Pla McLaughlin, Frederick Chas., Jr., Harvard, ’23........................White Pla Meisels, Leah.............................................................White Pla Mercer, Alan, Colby.......................................................White Pla Miller, Virginia (Mrs. J. Raynold Pietschker)......................North White Pla Murden, Leah, Barnard.....................................................White Pla Odell, Herbert, Columbia..........................203 So. Lexington Ave., White Pla Odell, Lawrence, Columbia.................................................White Pla Palmer, Wilomena..........................................................White Plai Paul, Edwin................................................(Killed in Action in France) Paul, Wilfred Joseph, U. of Penn..........................................White Plains Pflug, William Walter, U. of Penn., ’23...............................Philadelphia, Pa. Phelps, Charlotte L.....................................80 Central Ave., White Plains Pietschker, J. Raynold, Columbia...................................North White Plains Rogers, Florence Marie....................................................White Plains Russe, Bernard............................................................White Plains Russell, Robert Blake, Yale, ’23........................793 Yale Station, New Haven Scheeper, Alma H., Wheaton College, ’25...................................White Plains Schnuck, Janice......................................................Scarsdale, N. Y. See, Hilda..............................................1 Highland Ave.. White Plains Smith, Helen C. (Mrs. P. K. Christman)....................................White Plains Smith, Helen D., Cornell................................................. White Plains Tredwell, Helen, Leland Powers............................................White Plains Van Haelen, Charles, Yale.................................................White Plains Waite, Marion, Williams School of Expression and Dramatic Art, Ithaca and Columbia University, New York City. Walker, Muriel..........................................................White Plains Wallace, James Herbert, Cornell.........................................White Plains Walsh, Esther H......................................................Hartsdale, N. Y. Wardner, Walter Clark, U. of Michigan, ’24.........1107 Prospect St., Ann Arbor, Mich. Warner, Arthur....................................................Riverside, Conn. Wells, Margaret A., Connecticut College.........568 W. Main St„ North Adams, Mass. Whipple, William C., Dartmouth................................................. Armonk Williams, Lucy C........................................28 Hyart Ave., Mt. Kisco, N. Y. Wood, Orla, Cornell....................................205 Founders Hall, Ithaca, N. Y. Wyman, Arthur H., Harvard, ’25.......................................Scarsdale, N. Y. Zuckert, Ruth, Columbia.................................................White Plains CLASS OF 1920 Aird, Neilson A............................................................. White Plains Anthony, Richard L., Yale................................................Scarsdale, N. Y. Avery, Mary (Mrs. E. Carpenter)............................R. F. D. No. 2, White Plains I OS The Oracle— Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Bailey, Elbert K., Amherst......................................................White Plains Banister, Robert S., Wesleyan, ’24......................209 Fisher Ave., White Plains Blate, Peter A., Cornell........................................................White Plains Boldtmann, Sylvia E. (Mrs. T. D. Connolly)..............17 Sterling Ave., White Plains Brown, Ralph, Institute of Musical Art; Damrosch School.......Yorktown Heights, N. Y. Bueno, Rollin De La Torre, Columbia, '24.............11 North Broadway, White Plains Burnett, Madeline C., Columbia...........................................White Plains Churchill, Lloyd H., Wesleyan (Managing Editor Wesleyan Argus) 14 Highland Ave., White Plains Cochran, Ruth H.........................................5 Livingston Ave., White Plains Connor, Charles, Tuft’s.................................17 Osborne St., White Plains Cornwall, George...............................................Waller Ave., White Plains Crookes, George D., Jr., Columbia..........................................Scarsdale, N. Y. Cuje, Helen..............................................................White Plains Cutler, Dorothea B., New Paltz (Married).................................White Plains Davis, Margaret M. A.....................................................White Plains Deming, Curtis H., Wesleyan.....................................................White Plains Doherty, Francis R., Colgate...................................................White Plains Donohue, James F., Colgate; Boston U. Law School......1048 Hancock St., Quincy, Mass. Donworth, John...........................................................White Plains Duggan, Mary, Vassar, '25........................................11 Myrtle St., White Plains Duryea, Hewlett H„ Cornell, '24................................150 Fisher Ave., White Plains Earle, Berenice.....................................................Mountain View, N. Y. Euley, Anna................................................................... White Plains Ferris, William L...............................................................White Plains Fiore, Adele, N. Y. U..................................................North White Plains Geibel, Ramon.................................................6 Davis Ave., White Plains Gifford, Sarah L„ Radcliffe, ’24................100 Morningside Drive, New York City Grozine, Rose................................... ........... ..... ...........White Plains Guss, Ferdinand J., Oakwood Seminary................................Yorktown Heights, N. Y. Hart, Elizabeth Haven, Smith (Editor-in-Chief of Smith College Monthly) Haven House, Northampton, Mass. Henderson, Henry C., Jr.. Rensselaer Poly. Institutc....75 Mamaroneck Ave., White Plains Hilfrank. Edna, Packard Commercial School.......................................White Plains Horton, Evelyn................................................................White Plains Hustis, Harold J., Colgate.....................................................White Plains Huszar, Albert............................................................Valhalla, N. Y. Jaeger, Otto Karl, Cornell......................................................White Plains Kincaid, Joseph Henry, Williams......................11 Woodland Place, White Plains King, Alfred, Harvard, '23 (Completing Harvard in 3 years) 49 Cloverly Hall, Cambridge, Mass. Kirkham, Edwin H., Bliss Electrical School, Columbia Univ. (Capt. Rifle Team) 141 Fisher Ave., White Plains Lauren, Vivian Margrcth.........................................................White Plains Lawrence, F. Goddard, Amherst........................36 Grecnridge Ave., White Plains Leeper, Walter.................................................................White Plains Lifrieri, Mary Carmela..................................7 Orawaupum St., White Plains Lord, Durrell L., Haverford..........................................Valhalla, N. Y. Luciano, Tonette............................................Tarrytown Rd., White Plains Lynch, Walter...................................................................White Plains Lyon, Evan, Dartmouth...........................................................White Plains 109 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Lynes, Margaret Audrey, N. Y. School of Fine and Applied Arts 33 Waller Ave.. White Plains Malaney, Anna Marie.......................................13 Odell Ave., White Plains Moore, James Whitney......................................Prospect Park, White Plains Neale, J. Henry, Amherst, ’24.............................1 Lenox Ave.. White Plains Olson, Gustav E........................................84 Brookfield St., White Plains Pfister, Louise.........................................................Valhalla. N. Y. Phelps, Florence C., Methodist Epis. Training School...M. E. Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. Preston, Beatrice, Oneonta Normal (Editor Onconta Normal Year Book) 38 West Pine St., Gloversville, N. Y. Robbins, Charles L., Rensselaer Poly. Institute...........................White Plains Roemer, Gertrude M. (Mrs. J. B. Roberts)..................DeKalb Ave.. White Plains Rogers, Allan H., Cornell, ’24..........................3 Woodland PI., White Plains Rosenblum, Freda, N. Y. U..........................5 So. Lexington Ave., White Plains Russell, J. Donald, Tufts..............................Gedney Terrace. White Plains Schnuck, Robert A., Cornell............................................Scarsdale. N. Y. Seelye, Burt M., Hamilton.................................6 Lenox Ave., White Plains Snow, Stewart, Colgate................................Chi Psi House, Hamilton. N. Y. Sokol, Esther, Dr. Savage’s School of Physical Education.....6Brady PL. White Plains Stack, Mildred...........................................................White Plains Theall, Frederick, Syracuse, ’24.....................Lake View Ave., Hartsdale, N. Y. Van Wart, Susan E., Hakes Business School..............60 Central Ave., White Plains Wallace, Charles.........................................................White Plains Webster, Gladys (Mrs. C. Andrew Bogart)...................................White Plains Weed, Holly S„ Wesleyan.............................147 North Broadway. White Plains Weeks, J. Alvin, Hamilton................................................White Plains Weeks, Howard F., Brown.............................................White Plains Weinstein, Mae...........................................................White Plains Wells, Howard L„ Amherst, ’25..........................41 DeKalb. Ave., White Plains Whitney, Henry D., Horace Mann., Yale, ’25................Prospect Park. White Plains Williams, Alice E., Vassar.............................North Broadway, White Plains Wishart, Clifton, U. S. Naval Academy.......Room 4132 Bancroft Hall, Annapolis, Md. Wyckoff, J. Bertram. Rensselaer Poly. Institute...........................White Plains CLASS OF 1921 Adams, Donald, Syracuse................................200 East Post Road, White Plains Aird, Margaret W............................................................White Plains Bailey, Miriam, Russell Sage College........................................White Plains Beck, Sam...................................................................White Plains Bernardi, Lawrence D.....................................6 Highland Ave., White Plains Birch, Lucile E., Connecticut College......................277 Main St., White Plains Black, Ellen F., National Park Seminary, Washington, D. C...................White Plains Bochmer, Wallace................................................ Yorktown Hts., N. Y. Borthwick, Paul, Wesleyan...................................................White Plains Brasseur, Lois............................................................ White Plains Burk, Florence Louise.......................................................White Plains Burrell, Ralph W., R. P. I............................................... Troy, N. Y. Buzzini, Walter.............................................................White Plains Canfield, Fayette Curtis, Amherst, '25..................57 Robertson Ave., White Plains 110 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Churchill, John Kinson, Wesleyan........................14 Highland Ave., White Plains Clary, Robert S„ Rutgers.........................267 Chatterton Parkway, White Plains Cornwall, Laura A.............................................Waller Ave., White Plains Corr, Evelyn M............................................94 Waller Ave., White Plains Crowley, John, Cornell....................................44 Davis Ave., White Plains Deutermann, Harold. Devit Preparatory School..................114 Lake St, White Plains Deutermann, Louise.......................................................White Plains Elliot, Warren...........................................................White Plains Eschenfelder, Marie......................................................White Plains Farrell, Margaret........................................................Valhalla, N. Y. Fenton, Charles.......................................13 Oakwood Ave., White Plains Ficks, Lucie Mae.........................................................White Plains Fournet, Gertrude.........................................3 Grant Ave., White Plains Fowler, Frank Barton, Oberlin College........Prospect and Oakwood Ave., White Plains Flynn, Dorothy M., Finch School............417 Wynnewood Rd., Pelham Manor, N. Y. Gleason, Elizabeth, Wadleigh Teachers College, '23............44 Lake St., White Plains Gleason, Joseph H., Columbia..............................9 Wyanoke St., White Plains Gorton, Jessie Harriet, N. Y. Library School.............................White Plains Gorton, J. Irving, Brown.......................................Lenox Ave., White Plains Gross, Gerald, Haverford................................85 W. Post Road, White Plains Haag, Bertha A..................................................................California Haag, Joseph, Graduated with 1922 class.........................................California Hall, C. Vivien, Columbia.............................29 Rockledge Ave., White Plains Henry, Ruth Margaret.........................................................White Plains Hergenhan, Mildred.......................................................Valhalla, N. Y. Hockridge, Richard, Brown....................................................White Plains Horton, Marjorie Keller......................................................White Plains Hunt, Katherine S.........................................4 Home Street, White Plains Innet, Edward Harrison, Rutgers...............................Holland PL, Hartsdale, N. Y. Kearny, Eleanor Forsyth, Columbia...............................75 Grove St., White Plains Kenny, Grace C...............................................................White Plains Keough, Ruth Mary.......................................................... White Plains Kissling, Louise A., Spence School........................North Broadway, White Plains Langle, Richard................................................North Street, White Plains Lauers, Alice Margaret............................144 So. Lexington Ave., White Plains Leonard, Ruth Harvis..............................................9 Bank St., White Plains Lewis, Marjorie E....................................................Gedney Terrace, White Plains Lilling, Sylvia..............................................................White Plains Locke, Agnes Dale, Vassar....................................................White Plains' Lowthian, Eleanor, Hakes Business School...............204 Martine Ave., White Plains Mangione, Louise C., Goucher College....................................Baltimore, Md. McGuire, Catherine Laurel....................................................White Plains McKinley, William, Cornell..............................22 DeKalb Ave., White Plains Meyer, Marcelle, U. of Califorina............................................White Plains Millen, Mary.................................................................White Plains Miller, Joseph......................................................... Valhalla, N. Y. Miller, Ruth.............................................................Valhalla, N. Y. Morris, Robert Croxton.......................................................White Plains Moses, David H., N. Y. U., ’25....................38 So. Lexington Ave., White Plains Murphy, Kathryn M., N. Y. Training School for Teachers 165 So. Lexington Ave., White Plains 111 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three O'Brien, James, Columbia..................................................White Plains Pfister, Bertha........................................Kensico Ave., Valhalla, N. Y. Pritchard, David.......................................45 Quimby Ave., White Plains Purdy, Doris W., Geneseo Normal School.....................Nutgrove St.. White Plains Rabinowitz, Lester....................................................... White Plains Ranscht, William F., Wesleyan, '26.....................5 Washington Ave., White Plains Rauch, Cecelia......................................1086 Lexington Ave., New York City Reilly, Kathryn F.....................................27 Cambridge Ave.. White Plains Reigger, Caroline Eleanor, Student of Music............36 Ridgeview Ave., White Plains Roberts, Mabel Ruth, Russell Sage College.................................White Plains Ryder, Dorothy L., Columbia...............................................White Plains Seaman, James.............................................................White Plains See, Lois A............................................1 Highland Ave., White Plains Slawson, Daniel S., Dartmouth, '25........................7 Lyon Place, White Plains Slawson, J. Wallace......................................58 Davis Ave.. White Plains Sloane, Sally A., N. Y. U............................................... White Plains Stolle, Beatrice Louise...............................South Broadway, White Plains Suda, Bertha B., New Paltz Normal............................Warren Ave., White Plains Thirwall, John, St. Paul’s College.................................Brookland, D. C. Thompson, Gladys Jane..................................12 Denison St., White Plains Verplanck, Florence Louise..............................................White Plains Yining, Willard C., Oberlin College, ’25...............15 Ridgeview Ave., White Plains Waite, Carl E., Rutgers College...............74 College Ave., New Brunswick, N. J. Weed, Eunice.........................................147 North Broadway, White Plains Weinstein, Morris.........................................................White Plains Weinstein, Rose...........................................................White Plains Weldon, Helen C...........................................................White Plains Welsh, Philip.....................................Bloomingdale Grounds. White Plains Williams, Robert Ingle, Brown (Captain of Basketball for ’23 and ’24)....White Plains Wood, Tyler Duchart, Union College (President of Freshman Class) Elliott St., South Norwalk, Conn. Yaeger, Carl, Springfield School of Osteopathy.............................White Plains CLASS OF 1922 Anderson, Mabel C....................... Andrews, Eric, Cornell.................. Armbrewster, William.................... Baeck, Mildred, Smith................... Bailey, Clara........................... Bailey, Ethel, Swarthmore............... Barrett, Eugene, Columbia............... Bernt, Virginia......................... Bclheimer, Frances, Post Graduate....... Birch, David, Colgate................... Bloom, Albertina, City Training School. Boardman, Edward, Oberlin............... Brundagc, Mary, New Paltz Normal........ Brush, Coralyn............................ ......................White Plains ....85 Rockledge Ave., White Plains .....................White Plains .................Hawthorne, N. Y. ......................White Plains ......Midland Ave., White Plains .............Bank St., White Plains ....................White Plains ......................White Plains .......................White Plains ......................White Plains Mamaroneck, Ave., White Plains .......................White Plains ..Burke Foundation, White Plains 112 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Buchanan, George, Yale, ’26...............................................White Burr, Helen, Smith.........................................Oakwood Ave., White Graff, William............................................................White Champion, John....................................................Martine Ave., White Charnley. William..............................................Greenridge Ave., White Clark, Kingsley...........................................................White Clarke. Norman, Dartmouth...........................2 Greenridge Ave., White Clary, Philip, Wesleyan..........................267 Chatterton Parkway, White Coleman, Pearl, Savage..............................South Lexington Ave., White Collins, Ella.............................................................White Conlan, James, R. P. I....................................................White Cotte, Anna............................................................. White Cotte, Minnie.............................................................White Cotter, Eva...............................................................White Crowley, Eugene, Post Graduate............................................White Cunningham, Elizabeth, N. Y. School of Fine and Applied Arts 18 Cottage Place, White Curtis, Clarence, Columbia................................................White Daggett, Dorothy, Mt. Holyoke.............................................White Darling, Herbert, Dartmouth...............................................White Devine, Katherine.........................................................White Deyo, Lillian.............................................................White Donelson, Lucile, Smith.............................Chatterton Parkway, White Doescher, Fenlon......................................................... White Doyle, William, Fordham...................................................White Duggan, Laurence, Exeter......................................Myrtle St., White Emanuel, Bessie, Howard...................................................White Farley, John............................................................ White Fastiggi, Columbus........................................................White Fiero, Elinore, Russell Sage College......................................White Floyd-Jones, Thomas, Dartmouth............................................White Fournet, Henri, Brown...............................................Grant Ave., White Fox, Benjamin.............................................................White Gilhooly, Mary La Verne...................................................White Gladstone, Mahlon.........................................................White Glass, Esther, Savage.....................................................White Godfrey, Kent, Brown......................................................White Goldmann. Razelle, N. Y. U................................................White Halstead, William S., Haverford.........................Greenridge Ave., White Harrison, Julia...........................................................White Haviland, Carleton....................................................Purchase, Heine, Karl, Brown........................................................White Horton, Charles, St. Stephen’s............................................White Husted, Harvey.................................................Greenridge Ave., White Jackson, Rodney H., Harvard...............................................White Jaeger, Gustave, Columbia.................................................White Jayne, Hudson..................................................Elmsford. White Jutten, Viola.............................................................White Kaufman. Peter............................................................White Kinch, Ruth......................................103 Mamaroneck Ave.. White Kingman. LeRoy, Dartmouth.................................. Grand Ave., White Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Pla Plai N. Y. Plains Plains Plains Plains Plains Plains Plains Plains Plains Plains ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns m The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Kirwan, Catherine Cecilia, N. Y. U........... Knight, Granville, Dartmouth................. Kristiansen, Karl, Post Graduate............. Kuhns, Willis................................ Langner, Mary................................ Larsen, Margaret............................. Le Sage, Helen............................... Lincoln, Robert.............................. Linnin, Jerome............................... Lown, Albert................................. McGrath, Thomas................................. McKee, Helen, Wells.......................... McLaughlin, Richard, Cornell................. McLaughlin, Robert, Cornell.................. MacDonald, Muriel............................ Major, Richard, Dartmouth.................... Martin, Gladys (Married)..................... Masterson, James, Stroudsburg Normal School. Metcalf, Nelson, R. P .1..................... Meyer, Frank, Yale........................... Naidich, Sarah............................... Needham, Tom, Dartmouth...................... Newman, George............................... O’Brien, William, Colgate.................... O’Rourke, Regina Frances..................... O’Toole, James, N. Y. U...................... Parsons, Frances M........................... Pietschkcr, Adelmar............'............. Ploss, Bessie................................ Pretzfeld, George, Harvard................... Pretzfeld, Richard, Harvard.................. Reams, Violet Elizabeth...................... Reilly, Julia................................ Reiter, Herbert Edelmont..................... Reynolds, Muriel............................. Richards, Emilio, U. of Michigan............. Richards, Florence, Hakes Business School.... Robinson. Louise............................. Rostenberg, Leo, Cornell..................... Rowe, Stewart, Middlebury ................... Sage, David, Brown............................. Sage, Louis, Packard......................... Sanford, Susan F............................. Sapakie. Edna...................-............ Schleicher, Milton........................... Scott, Betty................................. Shaw, Dorothy................................ Shaw, Lillie................................. Shumway, Gertrude.............................. Sniffen, Arlene, Damrosch School............. Strang, Louise, Wells........................ ......................White Plains ......Prospect Park, White Plains ......................White Plains ......................White Plains ......................White Plains ......................White Plains .......................White Plains ...........................Deceased ......................White Plains ......................White Plains ......................White Plains ......9 DeKalb Ave„ White Plains .....Hamilton Ave., White Plains .....Hamilton Ave., White Plains ......................White Plains ......................White Plains .......................White Plains .......................White Plains ......................White Plains .So. Lexington Ave., White Plains .......................White Plains ....Ridgeview Ave., White Plains ......................White Plains ........Fisher Ave., White Plains .......................White Plains .......................White Plains .......................White Plains ...............North White Plains .......................White Plains .......................White Plains .......................White Plains .......................White Plains .......................White Plains ......................White Plains ......................White Plains .......................White Plains .......................White Plains ........Lenox Ave., White Plains ...Chestnut Hill Ave., White Plains ........Dennison St., White Plains .......................White Plains ..................... White Plains .......................White Plains .......................White Plains ......................White Plains .......................White Plains .......................White Plains .......................White Plains .......................White Plains ...Mamaroneck Ave., White Plains .......................White Plains 114 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Street, Lucy, Post Graduate........... Swoboda, Elsie........................ Thuman, Ellis Wood, Cornell Prep...... Tompkins, Edward...................... Towson, Champe, Ward Belmont School. Von Rein, Franz....................... Walsh, Ruth........................... Warner, Douglas, Exeter............... Welsh, Katherine...................... White, Bessie......................... White, William Murdoch, Amherst....... Wicnchowski, Florentina............... Willetts, David, Cornell.............. Williams, David, Princeton............ Wyman, George......................... Turton, Frederick J., Wesleyan........ Wishnowitz, Hyman, C. C. N. Y......... .................White Plains .................White Plains .................White Plains ................White Plains .................White Plains ...............White Plains .................White Plains .................White Plains ...............White Plains ................White Plains Prospect Park, White Plains .................White Plains .................White Plains ,N. Broadway, White Plains ................White Plains .................White Plains ..................White Plains 115 The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Professor—“I’m getting some rare work, from the new freshmen.” Assistant—“Rare ?” Professor—“Yes, not well done.” He—“What do you do for a living?” She—“I’m a dairy maid in a candy kitch- en. He—“Dairy maid in a candy kitchen? What do you do?” She (bashfully)—“Milk chocolates.” He—“What’s that horrible squeak in the rear of the car?” She—“Oh, that’s the pig iron in the rear axle.” Another Atrocity The latest song hit from Dixieland: “Oh, father's joined the Ku Klux Klan. and swiped our last clean sheet.” Farmer—“How’d you get the puncture?” Autoist—“Ran over a chicken with pin- feathers.” Teacher—“What is a pretzel?” Bright Kid—“A pretzel is a doughnut gone crazy.” He was newly arrived in this country and was none too familiar with the use of the telephone, so he took down the receiver and demanded, “Aye vant to talk to my wife!” Central’s voice came back sweetly, “Num- ber, please?” “Oh,” he replied, perfectly willing to help out, “she bane my second vun.” “John is knock-kneed and his wife is bow-legged,” remarked the aunt. “Whom do you think their boy will take after when he is older?” “Probably after some girl,” replied the uncle. An old colored man was burning dead grass when a “wise guy” stopped and said: “You’re foolish to do that. Uncle Eb; it will make that meadow as black as you are.” “Don’t you worry ’bout dat, sah,” re- sponded Uncle Eb. “Dat grass’ll grow out and be as green as you is.” “She has went, Her has gone, Her have left us all alone. She can never come to we, Us can never got to she. It cannot was.” He—“What w'as that noise?” She—“Oh. that’s just father dropping hints. Still Another Infant Prodigy John Adams, janitor, master mechanic’s office, Chicago, whose application for pen- sion has been approved by the pension board, was born in England in 1888 and has been in the service of the Rock Island lines since April of that year. Woman—“If you don’t leave at once, I’ll call my husband: he used to play football at Harvard.” Tramp—“Lady, if you love your husband, don’t; I used to play with Yale.” To wed or not to wed, that is the ques- tion. Whether ’tis better to remain single, and disappoint a number of women for a time, or marry and disappoint one woman for life. Man (coming to cafe)—“Waiter, I smell fresh paint.” Waiter (pointing to a table where two young ladies sat)—“Hush, they’ll be gone in a minute.” The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Sport knickers are a specialty with us. Their popularity is per- manently assured because eminently practical and in keeping with the times. All wool tweed knickers in attractive colorings. For hiking and for camp—knickers of corduroy, of khaki and of linen. Well tailored and modishly styled. For those seeking individuality, novel features have been added. Tel. 3140. Ask for “The Shopper.” The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three TAKING CARE OF OUR CUSTOMERS This bank is always ready and willing to take care of the real needs of cus- tomers. We have no money to lend for speculation or non-essentials, but any regular depositor with a legitimate proposition is sure to receive the most careful consideration at our hands. □ The Citizens Bank 130 Main Street White Plains, New York. A STRONG LOCAL BANK SERVING LOCAL NEEDS The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Curious Reflex “The human anatomy is a wonderful bit of mechanism.” “Yes, pat one kind of man on the back and you’ll make his head swell.” Shocking “I saw something last night I will never get over.” “Indeed?” “Yes, the moon.” Father—“Hasn’t that young man gone home yet?” Young Thing—“No, dad, but I've got him going.” “So your father is ill. I hope it is noth- ing catching.” “So do I. The doctor says he is suffer- ing from overwork.” More Floors Needed A traveler called at a Paris hotel and inquired what the rates were. “Thirty francs for a room on the first floor, twenty francs for the second, and ten francs for the third,” said the proprietor.” The traveler thanked him and turned to go. “Doesn’t that please you?” asked the hotel proprietor. “Yes, your prices arc all right, said the traveler, “but your hotel isn’t high enough.” Not Themselves She—“I don’t care for men. In fact, I’ve said ‘No’ to several of them.” He—“What were they selling?” The Difference Teacher—“What was there about George Washington which distinguished him from all other famous Americans?” “He didn’t lie,” was the prompt reply. A Good Word For It “Don’t kick about our coffee. You may be old and weak yourself some day.”—Sign in a restaurant. Necessary Evil “So you wish to become my son-in-law?” “No, I don’t. But if I marry your daugh- ter, I don’t see how I can get out of it.” Passions are likened unto doughnuts: They are usually built upon nothing; Travel in circles; Some are well done, others half-baked, But all impair the appetite. Mary had a little lamb, Her father shot it dead; And now it goes to school with her Between two hunks of bread. Sunday School Teacher—“Ernest, who defeated the Philistines?” Ernest—“Dunno. I don’t follow none o’ them bush league teams.” Don’t cry, little boy. You’ll get your reward in the end.” “S’pose so. That’s where I always get it.” “I think I should have named my boy Flannel.” “Why?” “He shrinks from washing.” Patient (Rushing into doctor’s office)— “Doctor, quick! I’m going to croak!” Doctor—“What seems to be the trouble?” Patient—“I’ve swallowed a frog.” An Oversight He—“When I married you, I had bound- less adoration for you. I could fairly have devoured you. Now I regret that I didn’t.” The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Graduation Time The time in the young folks' life when they begin to look to the future. The time when they must choose for themselves—not only what they will do and where they will go,—but also what they will wear. Choosing your clothes here is a wise choice. The quality, style and work- manship combined with a price that will appeal to you, makes this store for the well dressed man Six Months’ Free Pressing Service With Every Man’s Suit The House of Kuppenheimer Kirshbaum Clothes The Ellis Store 49 MAIN STREET, WHITE PLAINS The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three .......................... IMMMMIIMMMIIMMIMMMfMMtttIMIHIMMIIMMIIMIM...... ■ � m Telephones: White Plains 1 135—3757 White Plains Plumbing Supply Co., Inc. S. G. ROBINSON, Pres-Treasurer Steam, Gas, Tinners Engineering and Plumbing Supplies | 32-34-36 Grove St., Cor. Martine Ave. White Plains, N. Y. j ib..................................................................6 ................................................................... P Satisfaction Always in All Ways CLEANERS—DYERS VALETS | Westchester Valet | WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK tb........................ Thb Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three A Summer Session to Prepare You for IVinter IVork 19 Main Street Phone 3123 White Plains, N. Y. KELSEY SMITH CO. Manufacturers of Finished Lumber Sash : Blinds: Doors : Trim : Asbestos Shingles WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three To The Orange Board The Orange Board sits about its table round, Reading the strangest stuff that can be found, Ignored are writers of another sphere. Whose meaning, vulgarly, is always clear. Here their one rule is, and be so it should. “If we can’t understand this stuff, it’s good!” An editor, with eager eye, now spots A poem, the i’s of which are lacking dots. “Something symbolic, doubtless,” murmurs he, And straightaway names it, “Can Potatoes Sec?” Then cry they all, in wisdom’s brother- hood, “If we can’t understand this stuff, it’s good!” “Can Love, as ashes doth the snow, but Death?” This is the line which takes away the breath Of e’en these learned men. “Genius!” cry they. “How well he knows not what he wants to say! Amazing! To be so misunderstood Is all that we require. This must be good!” The years roll by, but this tradition stays To keep successive boards among the maze Of labyrinth words and forms of verse. Which, let us pray, will keep becoming worse Until some heretic, too surfeited, will shout, “If we can’t understand it, throw it out!” Just Right “Was there much of a gathering to see the ship start?” asked Colonel Edwards, whose servant had been down to the wharf. “Yassah. Dey was a monst’ous lot o’ folks.” “And was the crowd tumultuous or quiet?” “Well, suh,” replied Mose doubtfully, “dey wasn’t zactly too multuous, I shouldn’t say. Nossuh, dey was just about multuous enough fo’ de occasion.” Quiet “Johnny,” said the boy’s mother, “I hope you have been a nice quiet boy at school this afternoon.” “That’s what I was,” answered Johnny. ‘I went to sleep right after lunch, and the teacher said she’d w’hip any boy in the room who woke me up.” Nothing Much “Pa, what are ancestors?” “Well, my son, I’m one of yours. Your grandpa is another.” “Oh! Then why is it people brag about them?” Quick Lunch He was unaware of the eccentricities to be found in Western Canada. He entered what was apparently the only hotel in the place. After ushering him to a table and giving him the usual glass of water, the waiter inquired: “Dinner is served, sir. Will you have sausages on toast?” “No, I never eat ’em.” “In that case, sir,” replied the waiter, moving away, “dinner is over.” Fishy Record First Stenog. (reading)—“Think of those Spaniards going 3,000 miles on a galleon!” Second Stenog.—“Aw, forget it. Yuh can’t believe all yuh hear about them for- eign cars.” Room For More “How’s collections at your church, Brud- der Jackson?” “Well, we ain’t nebber had to stop in de middle of a collection to go an’ empty de box.” Grace—What did Bill do to get kicked out of college? Dave—Nothing. The Oracle — Nineteen Hdndred and Twenty-Three The Home Savings Bank WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK OPEN EVERY BUSI- NESS DAY FROM 9:00 A. M. TO 3:00 P. M. MONDAY EVENINGS FROM 6TO 8 O’CLOCK OFFICERS David Cromwell.............................President Harry S. Hamilton..............................First Vice-President J. T. Lockwood................................Second Vice-President John P. Krepps.............................Secretary Adelbert T. Shaw.....................Asst. Secretary ONE DOLLAR WILL OPEN AN ACCOUNT The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Doubling Up A teacher of music in a public school was trying to impress upon her pupils the mean- ing of and ff in a song that they were about to learn. After explaining the first sign, she said: “Now, children, what do you say; if 1 means forte, what does ff mean?” “Eighty!” shouted one enthusiastic pupil. A Touch of Local Color Rea—“Liza. what fo’ yo’ buy dat odder box of shoe blackin’?” Liza—“Go on, dat ain’t shoe blackin’; dat’s my massage cream.” A Grave Mistake “Hello! I want to order a box for to- morrow.” “What size?” “There will be six of us in the party.” “But they only come in single sizes—we’ll have to have it made special.” “Is this the Lyceum?” “No, this is the undertaker.” Echo Answers Why His friends could give no reason U'hy he should have committed suicide. He was single. The Lid Was Off She—“You raised your hat to that girl who passed. You don’t know her, do you?” He—“No, but my brother does and this is his hat.” Champion Adjuster Lloyd George must be given credit for one thing—he settled the Irish question of tener than any other Prime Minister. The Way of a Maid With a Man He— Would you accept a pet monkey?” She—“Oh, I would have to ask father. This is so sudden.” Nosed Out Teacher (to the class)—“Does anyone know how iron was discovered? Pupil—“Yes, sir.” Teacher—“Well, tell this class your in- formation.” Pupil—“Please sir, they smelt it.” Mary's Appetite Mary had a little lamb, You’ve heard this tale before; But have you heard she passed her plate And had a little more? Stands she there and gaily chatters Of refreshments built for two, Wonders he, with two lead nickels, How to bluff the evening through. Fine Principles “Where did you absorb those fine prin- ciples of yours—at your mother’s knee?” “No. Over my father’s.” “Is one liable to catch a disease in Colo- rado?” “No, silly.” “Well, Dave said he was going there for tuberculosis.” Sky Pilot—You know you are to be hanged on Monday. Have you anything to say for yourself? Passenger—Well, guv’nor, all I can say is, it’s a mighty poor way to start the week. “Hey, waiter! There’s a piece of steel in this bacon. What’s the matter?” Dunno. Must be a razor-backed hog.” “I have bad news for you, Clarence.” “So?” “Yes, I visited a fortune teller’s this aft- ernoon and she told me that I am going to marry a handsome man.” The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Within Bounds While making a visit to New York, a man unmistakably of country origin was knocked down in the street by an automo- bile. A crowd instantly surrounded him with condolences and questions. “Are you hurt, my friend?” kindly asked a gentleman, who was first among the rescuers, as he helped the stranger to his feet and brushed the mud and dust from his clothes. “Well,” came the cautious reply of one evidently given to non-committal brevity of speech, “it ain’t done me no good.” Ain’t Nature Just Grand? For about an hour a man from Denver had been boasting to an Irishman about the magnificence of the Rocky Mountains. “You seem mighty proud ov thim moun- tains, the Irishman observed. “You bet I am,” replied the man from Denver. “And I ought to be, since my an- cestors built them.” The Irishman thought this over for a few moments and then asked, “Did you ever happen to hear of the Dead Sea in—in one ov the old countries?” “Yes, indeed,” replied the man from Den- ver, “I know all about the Dead Sea. “Well, did you happen to know that me great-grandfather killed the thing?” Com pari nc Notes “My Sally’s done well for ’erself, Mrs. Higson,” said Mrs. Earle proudly. “Her Bert’s father was a banister of the law.” Mrs. Higson bridled. “I don’t know nothing about your banisters,” she retorted, “but my Gertie’s Alfred has a brother that’s a corridor in the navy.” Oscar—I didn’t get to bed till 4 o’clock. Oswald—What for? Oscar—Four A. M., you darn fool. Jane—“Where did Henry Cabot Lodge? Harold—“At Robert W. Chambers.” Lincoln Thought of a Name In 1864 some gentlemen who had just re- turned from a trip through the West came to Washington and went to call on Lincoln. During their visit one of the men spoke of a body of water in Nebraska which bore an Indian name. “1 can not recall its name now,” he said in a vexed tone, “but it signified ’weeping water.’ ” President Lincoln instantly responded: “As ‘laughing water,’ according to Long- fellow, is ‘Minnehaha,’ this evidently should be ‘Minneboohoo.’” Another Maxim Gone Wronc Bix—“Two wrongs don’t make a right, and to that rule there’s no exception.” Dix—“Oh, I don’t know. If your clock is an hour fast, it is wrong, and if you set it forward eleven hours more you of course make it wronger, but at the same time you make it right.” Bird—“I’ll bet that old hen is hard- headed.” Duck—“Hard-headed, huh? Why, she’s the original Plymouth Rock. Polite A little boy had returned home after having been out to dinner and his mother said: “I trust that when it came to the extra helpings you had manners enough to say ‘No’?” “Yes, Ma, I said ‘No’ several times.” “You did?” exclaimed his mother, skep- tically. “Yes, Mrs. Stout kept asking me if I had had enough!” Old Friends “I tell you,” said Pat, “the ould friends are the best, after all, and I can prove it.” “How? “Where can you find a new friend that has stood by you as long as the ould ones have?” The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Compliments of FFARRINGTON M. THOMPSON Counselor at Law 23 Years in the Same Place FRANZ VON REIN Auditorium Market 192-194 Main Street White Plains, N. Y. “Buy At Home” We Carry None But the Best Grade of Groceries and Meats. Prompt Delivery of Goods—Our Serv- ice is Unequalled. WHITE PLAINS NEW YORK W. Lee Tuller Walter V. Hogan Abe Abrams Fred Ten Broeck If It Happens in While Plains Paul Pincus You’ll Read It In INCORPORATED €1)C LEADING CLOTHIERS Batl}) BRcporter AND FURNISHERS Central Westchester’s Only Daily Newspaper IN WHITE PLAINS SINCE 1895 'The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three UR New Safe Deposit Vault is now open for your inspection. It is considered by vault engineers, the last word in vault engineer- ing. We invite you to come in and see it and look over our new banking quarters. The officers will esteem it a favor to be permitted to explain the many modern devices which have been in- stalled. Our ladies’ rest room is at your service when shopping in White Plains. Silver Storage a specialty. Westc-hester Title Trust Company Capital and Surplus $1,100,000 169 MAIN STREET WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. SOUPS SANDWICHES ICE CREAM HOME MADE CAKES HOT OR COLD Drinks THE NUT AND COFFEE HOUSE Open Every Evening Until After the Theatre is no longer associated solely with childhood pastimes. It is recognized as being just as necessary for the boy of sixty as for his grandchild—and Spalding’s can equip them both equally well. The Spaldina trade mark on an athletic implement insures satisfaction and service. 126 Nassau St. NEW YORK. 523 Fifth Ave. 589 Broad Street. Newark The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Knox, Lent Stevens GENERAL INSURANCE 15 COURT ST. TEL. 3520 E. SCHIRMFR SON PEOPLE'S 101 Main Street MARKET Wkite Plains’ Leading INC. Haberdashers 104 MAIN ST. The store where Young Men can get the kind of Furnishings which they like. Stetson Hats WHITE PLAINS NEW YORK Manhattan Shirts Phone 2703 Established 1868 POSNER Forest Lake Spring Lake Best Tailor and Furrier C. DEUTERMANN SON Is Now Located at Lake and Hygeia 8 MAMARONECK AVE. WHOLESALE ICE RETAIL FURS ALTERED, REMODELED Grain. Feed. Hay and Straw AND STORED In White Plains Since 1903. Tel. 1423 Lake Street White Plains, N. Y. The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three And How Is the Climate There? Having been astounded by seeing the an- nouncement of his death in the paper, he rang up a friend and asked: “Have you seen the notice of my death in the paper?” “Yes,” replied the friend, “where are you speaking from?” Prof—“Wake that fellow next to you, will you?” Stude—“Aw, do it yourself. You put him to sleep.” Old Captain (excitedly)—“What’s the matter—is there a man overboard?” Tourist (sorrowfully)—“No; what do you think I am, a cannibal?” Where there's a still there’s a sway. Botany Prof—“This plant belongs to the Begonia family.” Fresh—“Ah! And you are taking care of it while they are away.” A bundle on the end of a stick is a sure sign of a man who has lost his grip. Hym—I wanta dance the worst way! Her—Well, we can go home. He—Let’s kiss and make up. She—If you are careful I won’t have to. Ack—“Is that a deviled ham sandwich?” Milt—“Yah-uh, it tastes likell.” “Say, did you ever kiss a girl in a quiet spot?” “Yes, but the spot was quiet only while I was kissing it.” Gloomy—I’ve been studying the math for tomorrow. Roomy—What’s it about? Gloomy—I dunno, the author hates dreadfully to tell. Our chief editor reminds us That our job’s to make you roar; It’s no cinch to make stuff snappy, And not get the censor sore. ’23—“We have a cuckoo clock in our room.” ’26—“Ours doesn’t work very well, either.” Freshman — You surely are a good dancer. Co-Ed—Thank you. I’m sorry I can't return the compliment. Freshman—You could if you were as big a liar as I am. The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three O’ BOY! Eh, what! There’s nothing to beat it. The good old camp- WHITE’S SHOES ing time. Apply Now you’re talking; Y. M. C. A. Shoes for style— Shoes for walking. WHITE PLAINS Slippers, Oxfords for particulars And Hosiery, too— regarding The very best shoes CAMP WESTCHESTER WHITE’S have for you. Tel. 549. C s. J CLARK WARRENS JEWELRY STORE SAME WORKMANSHIP E ,ifV SAME FIRM MANY THANKS! SAME SERVICE SAME QUALITY A pair of socks is always welcome. BUT A But a box is a treat. Especially with men whose toes play the deuce with NEW ADDRESS hose. Ours wear. Peel easy. Look smart. Cost little. Which is filling a Our move means a decided saving on We’ve hosts of other necessary things, your watch, clock and jewelry repairing and buying. too; Hart, Schaffner Marx Suits, Dobbs Hats, Merton Caps, Metric Shirts, Amherst Sportswear. Every- CLARK WARREN thing the best; everything guaranteed. STONE’S CLOTHES SHOP Warren Building The Store of Cheerful Service 59-61 Main St., Whit- f lams, N. V. One Flight Up. 179 Main St., White Plains, N. Y. Ihe Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three Phone 1442-1443 Established 1855 LESTER B. KNIGHT ROWE’S OvalsO 7 North Lexington Ave., White Plains For SEA FOOD 4 WILLIAM ST. WHITE PLAINS NEW YORK W.M. H. ROWE, Prop. Gas and Electric Appliance Service Tel. 557 Distributors for H. HECHT ESDA Hard-ware and Sporting Goods Automatic Gas Water Heaters Efficiency Service Durability Adequacy Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass 182 Martine Avenue, White Plains Fhone 1067 2-4 So. Lexington Ave., White Plains The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Compliments N. Y. FLORAL of CO. FIVE BETTY WILLIAMS’ Largest Equipped Stores BAKESHOP In Westchester County at Your Service 154 Main St., White Plains, N. Y. 142 MAIN ST. Phone 2604 WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK Yonkers : New Rochelle : Mt. Vernon Tel. 1646. References on Request A New Record Every Day Briante Construction Co. INCORPORATED GREENLAND'S Rocco Briante, Pres. Builders and General Contractors SHOPPE A Specialty in Masonry Phonographs and Records 147 Main St., White Plains, N. Y. 12 Hillside Ave., White Plains, N. Y. Tel. 1372. The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Let Brenner's Be Your Buy IV ord GRISTEDE BROS., Inc. Grocers BRENNER'S Superior Stores Needlecraft Shoppe Beads, Yarns, Linens, Lampshades IVliite Plains Branch at Free Instruction Daily 9:30 to 5:30 50 Main St., Near Orawaupum St. 54 Main St., White Plains, N. Y. Tel. W. P. 497. We congratulate the members of this Class for their fine work and wish them success in their new' undertakings LUNCH WAGON Compliments Frank Terhune Proprietor ( ' S PORTWE AR. Corner Mamaroneck Ave. Main St. 193 Main St„ White Plains, N. Y. Tel. 2919. Open Day and Night The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty -Three Tel. 340 VOGT'S SPRING STREET DRUG STORE MARKET Three Pita! Points in FRED J. PELDA, Prop. Prescriptions Prime Meats, Poultry Accuracy in Compounding and Provisions Purity of Ingredients Knowledge of Constituents Prompt Delivery 85 Main St. White Flains, N. Y. 8 Spring Street, White Plains, N. Y. Tel. 220. BOYCE PHOTOGRAPHER Compliments WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK of Studio Home Portraiture and Commercial Photography Dr. Charles P. Sniffen Developing, Printing, Copying and Enlarging Pictures and Frames Greeting Cards Art Corners Photograph Albums Roll Films Film Packs The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three FRED, THE TAILOR That's all WILLIAM POPKAVE Violinist Teacher of the art of violin playing and theory of music. All lessons are pri- vate, and a Pupils’ Orchestra of Advanced Players practice once a week, freely, under the personal direction of Mr. Popkave. Studios : 109 Main St., White Plains. Tel. 779 New York Academy of Music 119 West 106th St. Carmelo bambace Compliments °f Beverages and Cigars H. J. HOFFMAN 38 Main Street, White Plains, N. Y. Telephone 428 LAKE STREET MARKET The Oracle — Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three IVhat a differenceI Tel. 1107. If you have saved the previous issues of The Oracle kindly compare them with this issue for artistic effect and gen- eral appearance — then you will know why we were given this work. All of our printing ex- presses this same de- gree of superiority. I. FRANKFORT Locksmith and Glazier 46 South Lexington Ave. Ptcfcerman printing ertotce: mbite plains WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. GUINZBURG’S Quality Shoes Tel. 3046 BEN VISCA BRO. 16 Orawaupum Street WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Tailors of Distinction for Ladies and Men We Do Also Cleaning, Pressing and French Dry Cleaning and Dyeing. STYLE WEAR Phone White Plains 1292 COMFORT Post Road Pharmacy D. SVIGALS, Ph. G., Prop. Post Road and Lexington Avenue 113 Main Street, White Plains WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. The Oracle — Nineteen' Hundred and Twenty-Three The Ivison Optical Shop Stanton G. Nichols Optometrist 201 Main St., White Plains, N. Y. Phone 1191 Compliments Mrs. S. Marasco RUSSE SHOE HOUSE GYMNASIUM AND ATHLETIC SHOES 109 Main St., White Plains. N. Y. THE COURT HOUSE BARBER SHOP M. ANTHONY. Prop Misses and Children’s Hair Cutting A Specialty Six Barbers Always at Your Service 5 COURT ST. Phone 1520 Phone 3128 W. P. FAMOUS ROTISSERIE Chicken Dinner on Sundays Hr Arr Never Out of Lobsters 157 Main St., White Plains, N. Y. Lloyd D. Leman. Inc. PHOTOGRAPHS AND HOME PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION 154 Main St., White Plains, N. Y. Tel. 215. METROPOLITAN Hat Cleaning and Renovating Parlor 103Vi Main St., White Plains, N. Y. Established 1906 Compliments °f CARHART GROCERY CO. t :: y 4- ■ i 3 - V 3:1 % ‘ At W’r Hi t . 4 rS 13:; 1 V V k • H. r. ir • •� ■C1'. ' i v 5 C 4 % r ■ ■ - ■ y J . - r . • . r '• . •_ 4 r', . V Jj;- - • v , .i y A •; ; c - • . - - £r; J r : v%.r 2 jy } 7 Jk , A f Ns . «� iP 9 - «. v • • v y ■ v ■ v’ a 2 r. ■ «r -£ ±? —v f li .f3r i? • . � •« ■ ■ ■ 10 AM-: h fit • v ■. � . ' •’ r CI y -7� if v i . ' � r y t •’ i r '. • - £� - J� : •..-jfT . •?� ‘V. A. 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