White Plains High School - Oracle Yearbook (White Plains, NY)
- Class of 1928
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L A 4 1 V Y 'iw L' .ll 1 - .:' I S ., Z 9, ,,-A., ' ' , if I' ' , sl ' W .D -, 1 QQ 4! A' Q - -.... ' Ms -f--- - The Nineteen Twenmtyseiglwllt RACJLIEZ A Year Book pnlmlislnelcl by the Senior Class of the NWHIITIE PILAIINS HlfGH SCHOOL ll. sms e feL.s.,49.J l7'2zf White Plains, New Yonrls DJEDIICATIIUN HIE Knights and Ladies of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twentys eight how in homage to one whose illustris ous record will remain forever a fine tradition of the White Plains High School. ln an hour of urgent need, she buckled on the hright armor of Service for her Country, and, a modern Joan d'Arc, went to the very front ranks of heroism and conflict. Unflinching courage in the face of illness, the spirit of fairness evident in her classrooms her unfailing good humor,-- these have made her outstanding among us. What could he more fitting than that we should, out of deep respect and immeasurable gratitude, dedicate our current Oracle to MIISS RUTH ANDREWS. FUREWURD IUFIE, in its own way, is a Battle, around and ahout the towers and turrets of human existence, across its drawhridges and over its wide plains. Brave Knights go forth, whilst fair Ladies in their own feminine sphere, face equally vital emergencies. There is something of the royal castles of old in our own High School, and up its stone staircase, these four years past, modern Knights and Ladies have gone in regal procession. Now comes that hour of parting, when we go our seps arate ways, and this historic document, the Oracle, is the one tie which hinds us together in memory. A generation from now, the faded pages and their shadows of loved faces will recall, to the echo of martial music, golden Yesterdays, and a swift vision of Orange and Black, flying at the topmost peak of our Castle o' Dreams. TABLE OF ,C NTEN TS A an SAVE 4 T ,R ,T ST f 1 S v Q Lf n N' J 'I ' X ' Q T A xXf-- wr Tummy I T ax'-' Q My 4 ' T A K U ' T. I f M fi' 7 f K. 1 fm? Tm' Txx TUX XJ. N5 ff XXV- BM I TQ. ,f NX L1 N 'f f-If T LX X , ,mx Q2 f' Nggf, N 1 O TA I T ,TTU Y Af --lu X f TTLT f T 1 K ,af y N Mi- - h f jk A - 'T Tlx TTT! T' T! f' TTTT 'WT T f 3 j , 41000 K TT ff JW T FACULTY T T T 2 IT ORGANIZATIONS N T 1 T ff! ,J ' ATT-I LETICS K7 X, gi SOCIETIES V T T' 'T ERT SE ' WMD '43 m xx- J'.,a L 154, 4 i -2v'-9-- .' I .1 'FY lag r ks. 4 4 k- , Q ' ' Q 4 - . - f , ' f ' ' 9 - ' -N-I, - -T' . . , L' v 121' fu --..f. V, .,--, -Q xqsx. 'Y .iii AL' REVOIR FROM THE KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF 1923! WS X I 7 Q lg 7 y x J! QNX? - X4 X X4 i ,f fl M N N - f Jvfx THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TXVENTY-EIGHT ,, ... ,wr -V..- ,N Vins: Row--hmilll. Hvxurly. l'ulls:r. McCullough. xlt'lillX'l'l'II, Olin Dil-hl, Sl.l'0Nll ll0XYlClllIUOI'l'l, linhlwill, l.:lu, l:t'Jll'UlI, I CIlllIIl, Lalmh. 'Vuxxn IKOXY-X'Cl' l'l1mck. l'nrlvr, Pizxlli, liinzhauu, Ovcrlon, Gomluin, R.-4-,K-, F0l'k'I'll Row-Sllcpazrll, Cuulkins, Clark, Ruhluins, xvilliillllh, l :llIIl'j'. Fllflll RUN'-'SKk'iIl'IlS, Kvlly, Clark, l.yll:llxgl1. SIXVII IllHY'AxvllilL', .-Xcklcy. lF.a1c1u11l1ty JOHN VV. LUAIISARIJ, A. li ...........................................,................ NllpwillIrlnlrul of Nrlmnlx L'urll:lml Nurmzll Srhmul: .xHlll','l'al H. L'l.NAUDlC HARDY. li. A.. H. A ..... ............. . -l.v.vm'i11lr Sllpl'l'illf1'llIlI'llf 'lf'S1'lIOIll.x' Xvl'5Ii','ZIIl l'nix'rrsily: Vllivurxily of Rm'lu'NIvr: Su IUIISU l'llix'm'r:ily: l'nivn'raiIy ul' c:l't'Il1lhlt'I N. Y. l'. H. L. BlcCUl.l,OUGH, A. B.. XI. A ................................... ........ l 'l'il14'if5r1l XVillvnhn'rg: Uluiu Slilll' l'Hll,ll' lf. ACKl.l':Y, A. If ....., ,................ .,..... I ' llj'.s'i1v1I lfllllfllfillil Ohm-rlin NIARTIIA BALDXVIN ............. ........... .................................. A V lrlloyrwfvlly. lgUUl'kl'l'f7illfj Rocllrslvr lhlaixlvsa lllhlillllfl Sinmmns L'nl!n':c: N. Y. V.: l'lliY1'l'hilf' nl' tPI't'llllhl1'. lyfilllfi' K,-'X'l'l'II'fRINI'1 Bl'.ARUSl,I':l':, A. If ...,............................. ..... l fuylixll SA l.:unrm-ucv l'uix'cr,ixv S THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT ARMONA C. lll'lYlfRl.Y. A. ll.. A. Nl ........................ ......... I lixrurj' Olwrlln: Culumhial MARY A. lflNGHANl ....................................... ............. ..................... ......... I . ' 1ml1l11'l'a'iuI Rucllcslcr lluaincss luslilulc: Svracusv University: N. Y. U. ALICE CAULKINS ...................................... . ........................................................... ........ . llllxir Cram' Nurmnl Institute uf Music: Eastman Scluml of Music: N. Y. ll, ,IAMICS A. CLARK, jr., l.l.. li ........ .................... ....... . l IalIu'nluIir'x - Curncll ,ll'fNNll1f L. CLARK .............................................................................................. Suprr-z'i.vur, dr! Syracuse: N. Y. U.: Columbian: N. Y. School uf Fine :uul Applicd Arts BESSIIC QUDWORTH, A. B.. A. Bl .................. ............ ................................... . ......... I f nylixh Nliddlebury: -llurvaarll: Culumbiuf Sclmol fur Social Ruscaurcll ,l. DALIC lJllQHL, A. ll., Xl. A ................ ......................................................................... . lluxia' Ucllyslmrg: New lfnglznnl Cnnscrvltury uf Nlusic: 'l'r:lclwrs Cullrgc. Columlmial C. P. l':lll':llHAR'll, ll. C. S., lf. Plfll .................,............... .... ....... ............... I . ' unln1r'l'r'inI N. Y. lf.: Oluo Nurllmrn l'niv:'r.1ly l AYl'f l'1NllfRSON ....... ............................................................. I lffirf- 'I'raiuiny. l.'rm1nn'rr'i11! 'l'v:u'lwrs Collvgc, Culumlsial Al. GLAUYS l AUl.l'.Y, li. S ..................... ...................................... ......... I 5 lIjlII.l'Il University ul' Yrrunuuli Columbian: Oxfurql GLAUYS DANA l lfARON, A. ll ............................................ ......... I Iixlrn-J, Syraucusc Uuivcrsilyg Columlsizx GRACE I.. I l'IN',l'ON. 12. A .......... ........................... ,,,,,,,., 1 , ,,,,,, llzurnnnl -IANll'fClf GUUIIVVHY .................................................................................. l,IIj'.l'Il'lII EIIIIFIIIIYIII Sargent Sclluol fur Pllysicall lfxluczxliunz llurvnrrlg Columbian ARTHUR T. JOLLEY, A. ll., ll. A ................................... ...................... I 'ublir Spfrffking Nurlllwcslcru: N. Y. U, V GLENN MUHCDUN KlCl.l.Y, A. B ............................. ....... I 1'rm'I1 Culgulvi Nlcllill CORA H. LAMB, A. ll ....... ............................................. ....... 1 l IIlfIl!flll!lIIlf.l' Syracuse Uuivurslly HOLLICIQ li. LAW, ll. A ................................................................................ I'll'l'lIl'II and Latin Alfrwl lluivcrsily: llulvcrsily ol' Urcnuhlc, lframcc: Culumlrlzl MA'1 l'HI5W E. LYNAUGH, lf. C. S .......................... ........... I Iwnl of fIllllllIll'l'L'IllI Dvpl. N. Y. ll.: Cnlumhiu FRANK li. MCGOVIQRN ...................................................... SllPI'l l'I.VllI' of IJII-1'.VIl'!lI EIIIIFIIIIUII Posse Nurmul Sclmul of Gyxuuuslicsg Wesleyan: llaxrvurnl 9 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT fn f- 'aw , ALVAH IALBOI Ol lb, A. B.. A. M .............................,.................... .......... I -aim Syracuse University: 'l'c-aclwrs College, Columbia ' ANl'l'A l'lA'l l'l, A. B .......................... ........................ .................. ........... I ' ' I'l'llt'Il Syracuse University 3 Columbia: McGill MAY N. PORTER ........ ................................................................ ....... Il I llfIll'lIllIfIl'.Y l'utstlam Normal: N. Y. U. HOWARD I.. l'O'I l'ER, A. B.. PED. B ........................................ ......... I IIIl'IIII.VI7'j' Cornell: New York Slate Normal College EDNA A. REESE. B. A ....... ................................... ................. .......... S p 1 mislr ' N. Y. U. EMILY CURTIS ROBBINS, B. S., IN PED ..................... .......... E IIQIISII Radcliffe College: N. Y. U. VESTA N. SCOBY, B. S ...... ........................... .................. .............................. ......... I I o 1 lH'lIllIkIlIg Teacliers College, Columbia: l'rntt Institute: Buffalo Stal: Normal INIARGARET SHEPARD ............................................... L ................... .... . .. ....... Drawing Columbia: llralt Institute HARRY HAl.E SMITH, A. B .............................,......... .............. .......... If r lylish lows: Stale 'fearllcrs College: University ut' lu.u'a WILLIAM O. STEARNS, Jr., A. B ............................................. .......... If nglirll Colgate : Columbia: N. Y. U. G. AN NA V ERPLANCK. A. B ......... ................................... ......... I V rirlu'r mul Ilixtory Barnard ERNEST H. WHl'l'l'I. B. S., A. M ......... .... . ................. ,,,,,,, S 1 -im,-g Al frm-tl University 3 Columbia MILLIE L. WILLIAMS, B. A ........................................................... .......... ....... I ' lI'l'lll'II NY:-llcslcy: N. Y. U.: l.'Universitc llc Dijon, La Sorhunnc BRAINARD H. WUOIDWARIJ, A. B .................. ................... ....... .......... If 1 ' onamirs, History Yale: 'Iit'ilL'llCl': College, Columbia CLARA L. OVERTON ............................................................ .......... L ibrarian NL -tx' York l.lh rztr y School MRS. HAZEL A. HUl l' '................... ...... S vrrvtary MRS. KATHERINE M. TURRILL ...... ...... ............. S r crviary MRS. HELEN RIGGS. B. I... M. A .......................................... ........ Il lanagvr of Caffff-ri,, Smith: Teachers College, Columbia 10 ,Z Qwmjwff f' W . X jf iQ5 Sj'YQ 23 WQXEQ N Nfgfwy, J Ai? H,..!!fjA 'M 213 W Q fwfggyffg My-aw Gm E 'P QQ' if paid-M?+T'.JlL0E bw A v 5wc...L M'22:.,,7? '-ggi mm XS , SX . MM 1 . , . ll ,W,IMJ X ' The Oracle 1928 Donorrn' Ansorr Of llllIIllll.'l'I gf'llfll',' of affection mild. G. O. l-2-3-43 Glee Club 2-3-43 Interclass Basket- hall 2-3-43 Captain 4: Varsity 3-43 Captain 43 Commerce Club 33 Hiking Club 2-3-43 Z. K. l-2-3-43 junior Hiking Club lg Gym lfxhibition. After graduation--Art School. Iiowann Ac'roN Ease with dignity. G. O. 8th Grade and l-2-3-43 Freshman Baseball Squad: l reshman Football Squadg Freshman Basketball Squadg lnterclass Basketball 8th Grade and l-2-3--I-3 Captain 3 Championship3 Basketball League--Championship Irish Americans 33 Or- chestra 8th Grade and l-2-3-43 Honor Society Z-3-43 Honor Study Hall: Oracle Board, Business Staff: Pi Phi. After graduation-Georgetown Uni- versity. ' Wll.l RliIl Aitcfwn I'iI'lt'IlllSllif is Il .vh1'l1rr'ir1g free. G. O. I-2-3-43 Service League lj Baseball lg French Club 33 Radio Club 2-33 Science Club 33 Hi-Y 3-43 Graduation in 3M years. ,I.xNla Arunxxn ll4'rr will I lltvrll ,rpm-r. G. U. l-2-3--lg Glce Club 2-3-43 Secretary 23 Honor Society 3--l-3 Orange Board 3--l-3 Executive Council 43 Nature Club 33 Gym Exhibition 33 Red BIill 33 Glee Club Concert 23 Play 4. ,lack Anmsrkoxo l'i.v Inf 'wlloxrr law ix reason. ' G. O. l-2-3-43 Cross Country 4: Automobile Club 3--lg President 3. Page Twelve The Oracle 11928 lCr.rz,uua'rn. Aviuw I should 1c'orry. G. O. l-2-3-43 Z. K. l-2-3-4: Hockey 1-2-33 Var- sity 43 Latin Club 2-3-45 Service League lg Basket- ball 3-45 Hiking Club lg French Club 2-35 W. P. H. S. Club 43 lfreslunan Dance Committee: Beta Pi Mu: Graduation in .UQ years. After gradua- tion--Wellesley. lCl.vm.-x BAMHACE Ye uvlxfeflll woorlx, lmrzr 'witmfn of my woe. G. 0. I-2-3-43 Commerce Club 2-3-4g Sophomore Hop Committee: Spanish 3-4. After graduation-- National Park Seminary. DoRo'ru Y li ian Us A :laughter ix an I'lllbIll'l'll.1'.Villy alnl ticklish posse.s'.vior1. G. O. l-2-3-4: Z. K. 3-45 fllanager of Hockey 'l'eam 4. I,iaoNARu Black I am not in ilu' role of eommon men. U. O. l-2-3-45 Poughkeepsie Debate 45 Triangular Debate 4: Latin Club 2-3-43 Vice President 4: l rench Club 2-33 Nature Club 43 Radio Club 43 lixtemporaneous Speaking Contestg Amphietyons. After graduation-Cornell. jour: Blsl.l.AN1'oN1 Ile mnqur'r.v 'who en1lure.v. fl. 0. l-2-3-4: Basketball Second Squad 3-4: Base- ball 4. Page Thirteen The Oracle 11928 BERNARD Bianomfw Far aff his mining .i'hom'. Latin Club 2--lg Red Mill 33 Glee Club l-2-33 G. O. l-2-3-4: lfuterpeans 2--l-: Nature Club 43 French Club 23 Graduation in 3M years. After graduation--New York University. Vmomm Bi..xNcn.-man l'lf'ill1 II .vlnile on her Iipx, mul ll lem' in her rye. G. 0. l-2-3-4: Hiking Club 2-3--lf: liuterpeans 3--l-3 lnterclass Basketball 2-3: Baseball l-23 Track l-2: Christmas l antasy 3. WtNs'roN Bones l:llIll'III.Y strike the xiyhl. lm! tllrrii tuinx ilu' soul. G. O. l-2-3--I-5 Glec Club 23 Band I-2-3: Librarian 3: Orchestra l-2-3: President lg Orange Board 2: Hi-Y l-2-3: Cabinet 2-33 junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Characteristics Committee 33 Nominat- ing Committee for Orange Board -lg lnterfratcr- nity Council 2-3-43 President -lg ldresbman Basket- ball: Freshman Baseballg Freshman Football lg Varsity 2-3--lg Captain 4g W. P. H. S. Clubg Phi Lambda. After graduation-Brown. Moarmlsn BRENNIER lx'nou'Ie1lyv ix more than equiwzlenl In f0l't'4'.n G. O. I-2-3--lg Service l.e:u.:ue, Captain lg junior Session Glee Club lg Latin Club 2-3-4: Spanish Club 33 Honor Society 3--lg Triangular Debate 35 Amphictyons 3--lg Times Oratorical Contest, sec- ond prize 35 Orange Board 3--lg Westchester lnter- scholastic Press Association 33 Manager of Base- ball 'lieam -l-: W. P. H. S. Club: Omega Delta. M.-uw liruavoowr Thy nlorlfxty ix a vamllr to tlly merit. G. O. l-2-3-4: Christmas Play 3: Basketball -lg Graduation in .UQ years. Page l ourteen The Oracle 1928 Anemia BRUNBIERG Faint heart ne'er 'won fair lady. G. O. l-2-3-45 Baseball I-35 Football 25 junior Prom Committee 35 Hi-Y l-25 Captain 15 Science Club 45 Secretary 45 Aviation Club 45 Alumni Play 45 Delta Alpha. After graduation-Leland Stanford. ANNA BUEFFEI. 0 who will slmf' my bunny foot? And 'mlm will glove my l1an1l? Nature Club 3-43 Euterpeans 3-45 G. O. l-2-3-45 Christmas Fantasy 3. l REDA B U N xovvsx E I crave a rhalnpion to 'wear my sle1'w. G. O. I-2-35 Commercial Club. After graduation -Business. ANNA Buren ER Happy-go-lnrky, fair and frvr. Nothing there ix that bother: nw. G. O. 1-45 Z. K. 45 Vice President Sophomore Class5 Basketball 2-35 High School Play 35 Kappa Delta. Tuoixms CANNING fl xtill, small voice. G. O. l-2-3-45 Hi-Y l-2. After graduation- College. Page Fifteen The 0racle 11928 Srufucr CuAnNl,m' Hl'I'1l3' ffl!'I'l' ewr such a knighl in fl'lL'!l1ISIlifa?n G. O. l-2-3-45 Baseball 2-45 W. P. H. S. Clubg Di-Im Alpha. NIIIMRED CHAPMAN I or f'-very why .vhc had Il 'lL',IL'I't'f0l'C.' lfntered from lfrzinklin K. Lane H. S.: Swimming 'l'eum Thercg Glec Club There Cone yenrlg G. 0. I-2-3-4: Hiking Club -l-5 Z. K. 3-45 Bern Pi Hu. After gfildllilfllllln'l'illIiSllll1g School. R..u.vu Cuuucmnl. l ul.v4' 'IUIIS lu' lIt 1'f'I' yet, aml .vhall not bf. G. O. l-2-3-43 Boys' Glee Club lg Band 2-3--lp Lihrziriun -I-3 Mandolin Club 25 Science Club 3--I-3 Vice President 3: Drzmlutic Club 43 Honor Study Hull 3: Chairman: Hi-Y I-2-3-4. H.-tzlsl. CLARK TIM milrlext llIIllllH'l'A' aml the milzlrsl heart. Girls' Glce Club I-2-3: llusketbnll Team 2: Hockey Team lg Westchester Music lfcstivul 2. lCi.iz,uus'ru Cmm1si,LA fl .vlranyv and foreign look the mniflcn II0l'c'.H G. 0. I-2-3-4: Commerce Club 2-3-4: Spanish Club 3-4: Secretary of Spanish Club, Ln 'I'ertuliu 4. Page Sixteen The Oracle 1928 Moiuus A. Const-1 Come not 'within the measure of my wrath. G. O. l-3-45 Latin Club 2-3. After graduation- Columbia University. GEORGE Comm' The soul of this man is his clothes. G. O. l-2-3-45 French Fete 25 Latin Club 2-33 Service League 1-2. After graduation--New York University. STANLEY CooN b 'fW0ll!l'fllI-0 thru the world with weary feet. G. O. 35 Graduation in 3M years. After gradua- tion-Pratt Institute. liisitrlmm Colman A merrier man l never spent an hour'.v talk withal. G. O. I-2-3-45 Hi-Y 3-45 Automobile Club 43 Radio Club 4g Freshman Baseball l. After grad- uation-College. OlfLANDO COWAN The goodlirst knight that ever among ladies ate in hall. I ' Entered in 19285 Glee Club 45 Band 43 Track 4. Page Seventeen The Oracle 1928 jolm Cox A man of courage is also full of faith. G. O. l-2-3-45 Nature Club 2-3-4: Latin Club 1-2-3-43 Glee Club 1-3-45 Graduation in 3M years. After graduation-College. HowARD Ckowmsv fly, every inch a hinyfn Vice President of the Freshman Class lg Freshman Party Committee lg Sophomore Hop Committee 23 Junior Prom Committee3g Spanish Club 2-3: Executive Council 35 Secretary of the Senior Class 43 Hi-Y 1-2-35 Junior Session Football: Football Squad 2-35 Interclass Basketball 2-37 Interfrater- nity Council 3-45 Oracle Board, Business Staff 4: Delta Alpha. After graduation-Cornell. Josseu DAVIS Care is the enemy of life. Scarsdale H. S. l-23 Orange Board 35 G. O. 3. MILDRED DENNA Silence persllazles 'where speaking fails. Scarsdale High 1-29 G. O. 3-43 Glee Club 3-45 Vice President 35 Mandolin Club 33 Christmas Fantasyg Concert 35 Z. K.. 3. After graduation- Interior Decorating. E1.lo'r DONLON To sentence a man of Irue genius to the rlrurlgery . . . ,, of a school is to put a race horse into a mill. School Play 43 Senior Class Treasurer: Football 2nd Team 45 Basketball Squad 3-4: 2nd Team 43 Track Squad 2-3-45 2nd Team 33 Interclass Basket- ball I-2-3-4g Championship Team 3g Sophomore Hop Committeeg Freshman Baseballg Phi Lambda. Page Eighteen The Oracle ll 928 DoRo'rHY EHRET Wifi: sparkling eyes, and ri winning smile. G. O. I-2-3-45 French Club 3g Spanish Club 43 Spanish Club Play 3g Z. K. 3-4. MAmoN ENGLISH i'VIistress of herself, though china fall. G. O. 1-2-3-45 Z. K. l-2-3-43 Glee Club 2-33 Red Mill 35 Band Concert '35 Hiking Club. Topo FAIRBAIRN The man that lows and laughs must sure :lo well. Varsity Football 3-43 Phi Lambdag Glee Club 4. PETER Feluumo He was ever precise in promising help. G. O. 1-2-3-45 Automobile Club 35 Spanish Club 3-49 Cross Country 4. After graduation-Pratt Institute. JENNIE I 1i.Anm In her tongue is the law of kindness. G. O. l-2-3-43 Glee Club 2-3-45 Spanish Club 3-45 Chairman of Entertainment Committee 43 Com- merce Club 2-3-4g Euterpeans 3-45 Secretary 45 lnterclass Hockey 45 Glee Club Concert 2-43 Red Mill 3: Oracle Board, Business Staff 43 Band Concert 3. Page Nineteen The Uracle 1928 Gmvrnune FINN Curiosity is mu' of the forms of feminine bravery. G. O. l-2-3-45 Les Trois Arts 15 Christmas Fan- tasy 35 Basketball 2-3-45 Graduation in 31,6 years. Ilnwfxnn l l'rzo1sRAl,n A merry hear! Illllkffll a cheerful fo1mfr'l1111u'e. G. O. 2-3-4: Junior Prom Committee 35 Phi Phi. A UDR EY l 1.owiiRs A good ror1.vriwn'f' is ilu' best looking-ylruxs' of hr'awn. G. O. I-2-3-45 Latin Club 2-3-45 French Club 35 Z. K. I-2-3-45 Service League I5 Gym Exhibition 35 Interclass Basketball 25 lnterclass Hockey 45 Briand Speech Contest 35 Christmas Spirit 35 Senior Basketball 45 Second Varsity Hockey 45 Oracle Board, Business 45 Honor Society 4. H Hanan? l iuEnMAN 'Ullrrlitrltiorx is rullurrf' G. O. l-2-3-45 Poughkeepsie Debate 45 Triangular Debate 45 Honor Society 2-3-45 Orchestra 2-3-45 -French Club 35 Science Club 45 Executive Council 45 Euterpeans 3-45 Interclass Basketball 2-35 Latin Club 3-45 Poughkeepsie Debate 45 Gradua- tion in 3M years. After graduation-Cornell. CLEMENTINA l RANco Her 'ways are ways of plmx11r1l11Px.v. G. O. l-2-3-45 Commerce Club 3-45 Service League l. After graduation-Business. Page Twenty The Oracle 1928 HENRIETTE l ul.l.la She lives to exercise her learurzl quill. G. O. l-2-3-43 Commerce Club 3-43 Secretary 43 Spanish Club 3-43 Z. K. JEANNINE GANTERT Gold, what can it not do auzl undo! G. O. 1-2-3-43 Z. K. 1-2-3-43 jr. Z. K. lj Vice Presidentg Service League 13 Freshman Party Committee l. josuvn Glsuas l'll put a girdle' round the rurtlr ln forty minutes. Entered from Warren Harding H. S. 19273 French Club 3g G. O. 3-4. VIOLET CJENUNG Sha maketh every rreaturu glad! G. O. l-2-3-43 Jr. Z. K. lg Service League '13 Z. K. 2-3-43 Commerce Club 43 Oracle Board, Busi- ness Staff 4. After graduation-Grand Central School of Art. WILLIAM German Let forth his weary ghost. G. O. l-2-3-43 Orchestra lg Baseball, 2nd Team 1. After graduation-Business. Page Twenty-one The Oracle 11928 Doaoruv Gmasua W'i.vzlorn is only fomul in truth. G. O. l-2-3-4: Service League li Jr. Z. K. li Glcc Club 2-3-43 Z. K. 2-3-43 Honor Society 2-3-43 Musical Clubs Concert 23 Hiking Club 3-43 Presi- dent 43 Christmas Fantasy 33 Hockey 33 Interclass Basketball 33 Red Mill 33 Dramatic Club 43 Euterpeans 43 Oracle Board, Business Staff 4. CYNTHIA GREENWAI.D All that's best of dark and bright Meets in her aspect and her eyes. G. O. l-2-3-43 Hiking Club 13 Latin Club 23 If rench Club 33 Christmas Fantasy 33 Cheer Leader 33 Interclass Basketball l-2-4: Graduation in 3M years. CARLTON GREINER S'wm't an' Ihr .S'IllllIbl?l'.Y of the Y'll'fll0llS man! ' G. O. l-2-3-43 Freshman Football li lfreslunan Baseball lg junior Session Service Leagueg Junior Session Glec Club3 Triangle Club 13 Hi-Y3 Cab- inet 33 President 43 Musical Clubs Concert 23 Student Managerg Service League 23 Glee Club 23 Track Squad 23 Varsity 3-43 W. P. H. S. Clubg Delta Alpha. After graduation-Cornell. Howmum GRIliFEN ln the mum- of the frroplwt-l ig.v. ' G. O. 1-2-3-4. RAYMOND Gaon Iwfw persons have rouragc enough To appear 115 good as they really arf. ' G. O. l-2-33 Pi Phi3 Graduation in 3M years. After graduation-College. Page Twenty-two The Oracle 1928 RUTH HARTSlJN No change, no fbauscj yet I endure. G. O. l-2-3-45 Z. K. 1-2-3-45 Les Trois Arts 15 Service League 15 Latin Club 25 Nature Club 2-35 Hiking Club 3-45 Briand Speech Competition 3. Doaoruy HAZARD Every dew drop paints a bow. George Washington H. S. l-25 Basketball Captain I5 Art Club l-25 Service League 25 G. O. 1-25 Literature Club 1-25 White Plains H. S. 3-45 Art Club 3-45 Secretary 45 Z. K. 3-45 G. O. 3-45 Oracle Board 45 Band Concert Decoration Chair- man 45 Commencement Decoration Chairman 45 Eastern Arts Poster Contest 19275 Art Club Exhi- bition l9275 Theta Gamma. After graduation- Potsdam State Normal. Anmsn Hscur Aml tlnrre a rounselor in embryo! G. O. l-2-3-45 Orchestra I5 Omega Dcltag Gradu- ation in 35 years. Cuanuzs Hisci-rr IlIethiul's lhix was the rlircclion From wlufnce tame the noise. G. O. 1-2-3-45 Auto Club 3-45 Science Club 45 Triangle Club Hi-Y l. HYMAN Hacxlsa Barking dogs mfwr bite. Latin Club5 French Club5 G. O. l-2-35 Graduation in 3M years. After graduation-Harvard. Page Twenty-three The Oracle 1.928 JAMES Helms Hflflirilz, admit me lo thy a'rr w. G. O. l-2-3-43 Freshman Dance Committee lg lnterclass Basketball l-23 junior Session Football: Service League lg Latin Club lg Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Football 25 junior Prom Commit- tee 3: Ass't Basketball Manager 3: Basketball Manager 45 W. P. H. S. Club 4g Phi Lambda. EDITH HuNoERsuo'r Her 11l't'1llIliIIg lay in some far-distant region. Rye High School IM years: G. O. 3-4. After graduation-Busincss School. Eusia Hl5NNlNll The grass' .vfoopx nuff xlu' trraflx on if .vu light. lintered from Yonkers H. S. lp G. O. 2-3-45 Girls' Hiking Club 2-3-45 Ifutcrpeans 3-43 Spanish Club 43 Executive Council 4. After graduation- College. WILLIAM HoFFMAN A kimlrr gentlenmu 'lUlI1kS not ilu' l'lll'fll.n Inter-fraternity Councilg junior Prom Committeeg Commerce Clubg G. O. 1-2-3-43 Pi Phi. LESTER HORNER l never felt the kiss of low Nor maizlerfs hanzl in mine. Baseball 2-43 Commerce Club 2-3-43 G. O. l-2-3-4. After graduation-Business. Page Twenty-fou r The oracle 11928 Mfuzua L. HOUSTON Self-lru.rt is Ihr' rx.w'11cc of h1'roi.rm. G. O. l-2-3-45 Service League I5 Les 'lirois Arts 15 Latin Club 25 Z. K. l-2-3-45 Cabinet 45 Inter- class Basketball 35 Interclass Hockey 1-45 Go-to- College Day Chairmang Debate 3-45 Amphictyons 3-45 Vice President 45 Extemporaneous Speaking Contest, First Prize 45 Executive Council 45 Theta Gamma5 Inter-Fraternity Council. After gradua- tion-Wellesley. NIARIETTA HUGH ES No eyelizbr 'vviliug glanws half .vo bright. G. O. I-2-3-45 Z. K. 1-2-3-45 Hiking Club 2-3-4: Band 2-35 Basketball 15 Euterpcans. Cufuuns H UNT Srhalarship, .rave by arrizlvlll. ir lll l'l'l' Ihr nu'n.vlu'1r of a mau'.r power. G. O. l-2-3-45 Science Club 45 Automobile Club 3-45 President 45 Radio Club 4. After graduation --Swarthmore. KATHERINE HUNT She stood ax fair Diana in fresh .i'llnlnu'r'.v 1lay. ' G. O. l-2-3-45 Latin Club 2-3-45 Z. K. 3-45 Sup- per Committee 4. After graduation-Swarthmorc. JOHN HYNES The swift :tag from umlergrounzl Bore up his branching lu'a1l. G. O. 1-2-3-45 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Spanish Clubg Junior Prom Committee 35 Com- merce Club President 45 Oracle Board, Business Staff 45 Phi Lambda. After graduation-College. Page Twenty-five The Oracle 1928 Isanoaa jacons He xvzfrrzwl brzfatlzlrn, faint and wan. G. O. l-2-3-43 Orchestra lj Glec Club li Gradua- tion in 3M years. After graduation-Payce Busi- ness College. Dokoru EA JENSEN Uh, keep me innorfnl, niahe olhrrs great! G. O. l-2-3-43 Z. K. 2-3-43 Hiking Club 3-43 Com- merce Club 2-3-43 Interclass Basketball 1-2-3-43 Honor Team 4. After graduation-Business. lii,sA Kfuuzs A hardy frame, a harllier spirit. Wadlcigh H. S. 1-23 G. O. 2-3-43 Hiking Club 3-43 Christmas Fantasy 3. After graduation- llusincss School. l5n.1ai5N K1su.EuEa HW wry foot har music in't As .che comes up the stairs. G. O. l-2-3-43 Junior Hiking Club lg Spanish Club 3-43 Commerce Club 2-3-43 Vice President 4. After graduation-Business. juuus KLEIN Grim i'isag'1l 'war hath .fmoothcrl his wrinkled front. G. O. l-2-3-43 Football Squad 2-3-43 Varsity Foot- ball 3-43 Basketball Squad 3-43 Baseball Squad 43 W. P. H. S. Club 3-43 Band 3-43 Graduated in jan. 1928. After graduation-Aeronautics at New York University. Page Twenty-six The Oracle 11928 N ETTI is Kosuovsxv Siylu'n' mul lookzvl, Azul .righrrl ayainf' G. O. l-2-3-45 Latin Club 25 Interclass' Basketball 25 Senior Basketball 45 Graduation in 3 ycars. After graduation--College. Louis Koursoums An lmmfrt man'.r the noblest work of God. G. O. I-2-3-45 Latin Club 2-35 Extemporaneous Speaking Contest, Second Prize 35 lntcrclass Basketball 35 Spanish Club 3-45 President 45 Radio Club 3-45 President 45 Amphictyons 3-45 Executive Council 45 Honor Society 45 Orange Board 45 Oracle Board, Business Manager 45 Federated Science Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Art Club. After graduation--Syracuse. i H.uuuis'r'rE IQUHLMAN fl kiml lIl'1ll'l is lu'rx. Pelham Memorial H. S. l-2-35 French Club 35 Latin Club 3-45 Z. K. 3-45 Hiking Club 3-45 Gen- eral Science Club 45 G. O. 3-45 Interclass Basket- ball 4. Aftcr graduation-Barnard. . . Ln.l.mN Lfuun Thr IIll'll3'Ilflf of life is Ho! lfllyfll, but ll0llP.Ylj7.' G. O. l-2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Red Mill 35 Music Festivals 2-45 Euterpeans 3-45 Nature Club 3-45 Latin Club 3-45 Executive Council 45 Z. K. 3-45 Graduation 3M years. After graduation- Hunter College. Mfuzjoiuis LARNED Her tlmughtr are like ll flock of bIll1l'fflll'.f,' Sim har a merry low of little thingrf' G. O. 1-2-3-45 Service League l-25 French Club 2-3-45 Secretary 45 French Fete 35 Franco-Hispanic Ball, Refreshment Committee 35 Art Club 3-45 Orange Board, Literary Staff 3-45 Oracle Board, Art Editor 4. After graduation-Art School. Page Twenty-seven The Uracle 1928 Amufar LARSIEN Uh, it is 1'xr4'll1'11f lo llaw ll yillllfkf sIrr'ngtl1. G. O. l-2-3-45 Spanish Club 35 Hi-Y 1-3-45 Var- sity Football 45 Track 45 Intermural Basketball 35 W. P. H. S. Club. After graduation-New York University. ELEANOR LEE id charm aitenrls her c'fm'y1Ul1c'r'c- A .tense of beauty. G. O. l-2-3-45 Freshman Party Committee I5 Service League I5 French Club 3-45 Executive Council 45 Amphictyons 3-45 Grand Amphic 45 Orange Board 3-45 Circulation Manager 45 French Fete 35 Christmas Fantasy 35 Extemporaneous Speaking Contest 3-45 Oracle Board, Editor-in- Chief 45 W. I. P. A. 3-45 Honor Society 4. After graduation-Wellesley. KATHERINE I.-iesran lx xlu- not prlxxiny fair? G. O. l-2-3-45 Les Trois Arts 15 Service League 15 Basketball l-25 French Fete 25 Gym Exhibition 35 lnterclass Hockey 45 Latin Club 4. After grad- uation-Le Grand Verger, Switzerland. RUTH Luvwrr Thr gentle heart ifxf-If lu'Ir1lyx. Spanish Club 35 French Club 35 Euterpean Club 45 Girls' Glee Club 45 G. O. After graduation-- Hunter College. josEPH LICHTENTHAI. You may rwlislr him more in the .volrlirr than in the scholar. W. P. H. S. Club5 Band l-35 Interclass Basket- ball l5 Football Squad l-25 Varsity Football 35 Interclass Track 15 Track Squad 1-25 G. O. 1-2-35 Graduation 3M years. Page Twenty-eight The Oracle 11928 RUTH Liwnsrenr Beauty ir truth, truth beauty. Service League I5 Z. K.: Freshman Danceg Sopho- more Hopg Basketballg Glee Club. C11.-uu.izs Locals He was a verruy parfuit grutil knight. G. O. l-2-3-45 Orchestra l-2-3-45 President 45 Track 2-45 Cross Country 3-45 Captain 4. After graduation--School of Music. Donornv Lovu Oh, thou, who hart That fatal gift of beauty. G. O. 1-2-3-45 Hockey 15 Interclass Basketball l-2-35 Sophomore Hop Committee5 Z. K. l-2-3-45 Theta Gamma. After graduation-Dana Hall. ' Ror.ANn LUCKEY Au affable and courteous gentlenmuf' G. O. I-2-3-45 Executive Council 45 President Senior Class5 G. O. Representative 45 President Junior Classg Honor Society 2-3-43 Honor Study Hall Committee 3-45 Chairman 43 Spanish Club 3-45 Commerce Club 2-3-45 Senior Dance Com- mittee5 junior Prom Committeeg Inter-fraternity Council 45 Secretaryg Pi Phi. After graduation- College. HAROLD MACPHILLAMY The greatest truths are the simplest,- Aml so are the greatest men. G. O. 1-2-3-45 Art Club 3-45 Treasurer 45 French Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Sigma Beta Alphag Oracle Board5 Track Squad 3-45 Inter-Frat .Council 3-4. After graduation-Cornell. Page Twenty-nine The Oracle 11928 Liao M ACG RAW I saw by looking in his eyes Tha! he I'Plllt'll1bt'I'l'11 P'lWl'j'f'lill9.H G. O. l-2-3-45 Commerce Club5 W. P. H. S. Clubg Interclass Track 25 Track 2-3-45 Captain 45 Phi Lambda. After graduation-Business. S'rU.m'r McKAY Gluomy as the night lie stands. Football 3-45 G. O. 1-2-3-45 Hi-Y. After gradua- tion--Business. ' IE1.1.isN Mfxuoniav Fair as the day, and aI'way.i' gay. G. O. 1-2-3-45 Nature Club 2-3-45 Art Club 3-45 Sophomore Hop Committeeg Hockey 35 Interclass Basketball 3-45 Honor Team 45 Oracle Board 45 Graduation in 32 years. LIANA Mmzcows 'W'i!h eyes dark and rleepfu G. O. 2-3-45 Orange Board 3-45 French Club 35 Senior Ring Committeeg Z. K. 3-45 Interclass Basketball5'Christn1as Fantasy5 Theta Gamma. JAMES M.-uummo Real glory springs from the silent conquest of 0llI'.l'l'lY'!'J'.H G. O. l-2-3-45 Executive Council 45 Honor Society 3-45 Varsity Baseball 2-3-45 Captain 45 Cross Country 3-45 Interclass Basketball l-25 Junior Prom Committee: Spanish Club 3-45 Latin Club 25 W. P. H.. S. Club 2-3-4. Page Thirty The Oracle 1928 El.IZABETll Mfvrmsws Tho she seems .ro bright and fair, Pause I1 momenl, and beware. Red Mill 3g Varsity Hockey. 2-35 lnterclass Hockey 33 Interclass Basketball 2-33 Glee Club l-2-3-43 G. O. l-2-33 French Fete 23 Christmas Fantasy 33 Graduation in 3M yearsg Hiking Club I3 Glee Club Concert 4. EST!-IER M EAI: Ambition has no rest. Waverly High School l-23 G. O. 3-43 Latin Club 43 Interclass Hockey 43 Christmas Fantasy 3. FLORENCE IVIERCER Thinlziny begets fllillkillgff G. O. 1-2-3-43 Executive Council 4j Girls' Hiking Club l-2-3-43 President 43 Z. K. l-2-3-43 Vice President 43 Cabinet 3-43 Varsity Hockey Team l-2-3-43 W. P. H. S. Club 3-43 Interclass Basket- ball l-2-3-43 Commerce Club 1-2-3-45 Cabinet 43 Christmas Fantasy. STANLEY M ERCER Anil talks' and talks and talk. G. O. l-2-3-43 Orchestra I-2-33 Librarian 1-23 Service League 23 Hi-Y l-23 Stamp Club 23 Presi- dent 23 Interclass Basketball l-2. After gradua- tion--College. RUTH lb'lERRIMAN The milder! manners and the gentler! heart. G. O. l-2-3-43 Service League I3 Junior Z. K. 13 Z. K. -2-33 Latin Club 23 lnterclass Hockey 43 Hockey Varsity 3-4. After graduation-Columbia University. Page Thirty-one The Oracle 1928 Vmcimr Moaofm None but llilllfflf ran hz' his fl!Il'!lllFl.n Service League 15 Glee Club 3-45 President 45 G. O. I-2-3-45 Nature Club 3-45 Vice President 35 Honor Society 3-45 Secretary 45 Art Club 45 Fed- erated Science Club 45 President 45 Red Mill 35 Latin Club 25 Graduation in 3M years5 Sigma Beta Alphag Band Concert 35 Hi-Y 45 l'q!'CSllll1Z1I'l Party Committee5 Inter-Frat. Council 4. After graduation-Haverford. l4Il.l.IAN M Ul,1.rm Tell mv, my soul, ran this lu' low? G. O. 2-3-45 Glee Club 45 Z. K. 2-3-45 lnterclass liasketball5 Hiking Club 45 Latin Club I5 lnter- class Hockey5 Graduation in 3M years. After grraduation-Dancing Conservatory. OSCAR M ULLIER Hr 'wax .vo gzfnerally ri-vil that nobody lhzrnhcrl him for ii. G. O. 2-3-45 Graduation in 3 years. After gradua- tion-New York University. Gian.-urn AIURPHY Uh .vilent is ilu' Indian! G. O. I-2-3-45 Track 3-45 junior Prom Committee 35 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Interclass Basket- ball I-25 Phi Lambda. After graduation-Business. ANNA NAIDICH She xpoke, anrl others feigruwl to lixtf'n! G. 0.5 Nature Club5 Commercial Club5 Gradua- tion in years. After graduation-Normal School. Page Thirty-two The Oracle 11928 FREDERICK NORTH Knight without fear and without reproach. Interclass Basketballg junior Session Basketballg Iunior Session Footballg Junior Session Baseballg President Freshman Classy Basketball Squad C2ndJg President Sophomore Class: Honor Societyg Assistant Manager Footballg Basketball 3g Track Varsity 35 W. P. H. S. Club 3-45 Manager Foot- ball 4. Go'r'rFRm OLSEN Nature is the mzzster of talent. Nature Club 3-4g Philetelic Society 45 G. O. Rep- resentative: G. O. l-2-3-4. Ll.oYu A. Osnoiw Fools arf' my tlletlle-,' let satire be my song. G. O. l-2-3-45 Junior Orchestra 2-3-45 Senior Ring Committee 45 Oracle Board 45 Executive Council 43 Euterpeans 3g Glee Club 4. After graduation- College. - KATHRYN IJARKER Oh, why has happimfsx so short a day! G. O. l-2-3-45 Z. K. l-2-3-45 Sophomore Hop Committee: Service League l. Ross PENN Full many a rose is born to blush lllISt t'I1.'U G. O. l-2-3-43 Service League lg Commerce Club 2-3-45 Z. K. 2-3-43 Girls' lnterclass Hockey 4. After graduation--Katherinc Gibbs Secretarial School. Page Thirty-three The Oracle 1928 PETER PERKINS As full of spirit as the month ol May. G. O. l-2-3-45 Freshman Party Committee5 Sopho- more Hop5 Junior Prom Committee5 Vice President Sophomore Class5 Freshman Basketball5 Freshman Baseballg Football 2-3-45 Varsity 3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 25 Track 35 W. P. H.. S. Club 3-45 Delta Alpha. After graduation-College. Mmtvm PlE'rsc1-num Clear honor shining like the dewy star of dawn. G. O. l-2-3-45 Freshman Football5 Freshman Base- ball5 Automobile Club 35 Chess Club 3-45 Hi-Y 3-45 Treasurer 45 Football 45 Baseball 45 New York University 4 years5 M. I. T. 3 years. VEEA PINCHBECK , ' The noblest mind thr best contentment has. G. O. 1-2-3-45 Girls' Glee Club 2-3-45 Glee Club Concert 2-45 Red Mill 35 Z. K. l-25 Latin Club 2-35 Interclass Basketball 1-2-45 Orchestra 45 Gymnasium Exhibition 3. After graduation- Syracuse. FRANK Pnorsxv Mari delights not me, nor woman either. G. O. l-2-3-45 Service League I5 Latin Club 25 Football 35 Business Manager Red Mill 35 Orange Board 45 Science Club 4. After graduation -College. JEANETTE PLOFSKY Comb down her hair: Look, loohl it stands upright! G. O. 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Musical Clubs Concert 25 Red Mill 35 Interclass Basketball l-2-35 Senior Hockey Team 45 Euterpeans 45 Orange Board 4. Page Thirty-four The Oracle 11928 DOROTHY PLUMPTON A wild flowrr'.c unaffertwl gran' lx this rlainty 1ni.vs's. G. O. 1-2-3-45 Z. K.5 Hiking Club 3-45 Christmas Fantasy 35 Characteristic Committee 35 Senior Ring Committee 4. Davin POPPER dppIau.rr ir the spur of noble min1l.v. G. O. l-2-3-45 Executive Council 35 Orange Board 3-45 Assistant Editor 35 Editor 45 Latin Club 2-3-45 Vice President 35 French Club 35 Euterpeans 3-45 Assistant Secretary 35 G. O. Representative 35 President 45 Red Mill, Kid Connor 35 New York Times Oratorical Contest 2-35 Extcmpor- aneous Speaking Contest 3-45 Triangular Debate 3-45 Orchestra 2-35 junior Orchestra 15 Service League l5 Boys' Glee Club 2-3-45 Honor Society 3-45 Amphictyons 3-45 Senior Motto Committee5 Science Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Triangle Club 15 Inter-fraternity Councilg Omega Delta. HAROI.D PROUT The rhilfl ever tllinkx him.tflf the man. G. O. l-2-3-45 Glee Club 1-25 Latin Club 25 Christmas Play 35 Science Club 4. EVELYN PURDY Ami so she dwelt, more jzrareful yrar by year. G. O. 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Red Mill 35 Glee Club Concert 2-45 Band Concert 35 Euterpeans 3. AMELIA RICHARDS One couvinrfrl against her will lx of the same opinion still. G. O. l-2-3-45 Hiking Club 2-3-45 Z. K. 1-2-3-45 Spanish Club 3-45 Latin Club 2-3-45 Glee Club l5 Euterpeans 3-45 Dance of Curriculum 15 Christ- nias Fantasy 35 Trois Arts 25 Gym Exhibition 3' Interclass Hockey 3-45 Varsity Hockey C2ndl 25 Varsity Hockey flstl 3-45 Interclass Basketball Team 1-2-3-45 Decoration Committee Freshman Partyg Chairman of Committee Sophomore Hopg Girls' interscholastic Baseball 2. After graduation -College. J Page Thirty-five The Oracle 11928 CARLOS RICHMOND Ile would noi n1o1ff',' it hurt him. Automobile Club -I-g Orchestra l-2-3-45 G. O. l-2-3-45 Art Club 4. Enwmzn Rocmzs IWW: of few 'words arf' the llfff men. G. O. l-2-3-4: Service League lg Nature Club 3-45 President 43 Science Club: Scretary 4: Dramatic Club 4: Philetelic Society 43 Sigma Beta Alpha. After graduation-Cornell. ET1-nal. Sfmroiw And ll mlm world fall upon mf. G. O. 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 2-33 Baseball l-23 Class Vice President -lg Red Mill 33 Hiking Club 23 Gym Exhibition 33 Z. K. 2-3-4. HELEN Sczuwmrrz No lwnrt to orllerx half so dear. G. O. l-2-3-45 Z. K. 2-3-45 Commerce Club 3-45 Spanish Club 2-3-43 Interclass Basketball 4. After graduation-Business. Howmw SHARMAN l -won't quarrel willz my brfarl mul butter. Bennett Football 1926: Bennett Rowing 1927: White Plains Football 1927: Gamma Sigma Fra- ternity. Page Thirty-six The Oracle 11928 ARTH un SHAW I straw with none, for nom' was -worth my strife. G. O. I-2-3-45 Freshman Baseball5 Baseball Squad 2-3-45 Interclass Basketball 2-3-45 lntermural Basketball 35 Commerce Club 2-3-45 Spanish Club 3-45 Vice President 45 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Pi Phi. After grad- uation-Business. Rose SIMONS Her delicate feet in the dance twinkle round. G. O. l-2-3-45 Commerce Club 2-3-45 Christmas Fantasy. , Amee SMITH. Une who li.vt1'lu'1l and coulrl l1mlz'l'.vt1uul. G. O. I-2-3-45 Glce Club l-2-3-45 President 45 Hockey I-2-3-45 Honor Society 2-3-45 Musical Clubs' Concert 25 French Fete 25 Christmas Fan- tasy 35 Euterpeans 3-45 Executive Council 45 Oracle Board5 Red Mill 35 Beta Pi Mu., After graduation-Syracuse University. BEATRICE Sm'1'1-1 1 would my horse hail the spew! of your tongue. Spanish Club 2-3-45 Commerce Club 3-45 Hockey Team 15 G. O. l-2-45 Basketball Team 2-3. MILDREIJ SMITH I hzwv ll heart with room for every joy. G. O. 1-2-3-45 Vice President 45 Service League l-25 Interclass Basketball l-2-3-45 Assistant Man- ager 25 Manzlger 45 Junior Z. K. I5 Vice President I5 Les Trois Arts 35 French Fete 25 Committee5 Glee Club 2-35 Musical Clubs' Concert 25 Red Mill 35 French Club 2-35 Latin Club 3-45 Secre- tary 45 Hiking Club 2-3-45 Z. K. I-2-3-45 Dance of Curriculum 25 Nature Club 3-45 Executive Council 45 Orange Board 45 Oracle Board Nomin- ating Committee 45 Beta Pi Mug Inter-fraternity Council 4. After graduation-College. Page Thirty-seven The Oracle 11928 Euiru SNIFFEN 1 had rather llaw a fool lo make me merry ,. . llmn c'xpr'ru'ncc lo make me mul. Entered from Manual Training High School in 1926: Basketball 3-43 Hockey 45 Christmas Fan- tasyg Z. K. Au-'also Som MA And still thc' womlrr grew That one .rmall head rould furry all he knew. G. 0. 1-2-3-4. ' josevu Somnm 'kllulgv not the worlcinys of his braing .Azul of his lwart, thou canst not sue. G. O. I-2-3-4. lx'lENlJEL SUSSMAN WIl0Jl' f'll'Ut'll lucky yrmt grvwily rlizl cro'wn. G. O. 2-3-45 Orchestral 2-3-4g Glce Club 2-3-45 Track Squad 2-3g Euterpcans 3-4g Red Mill 33 Mandolin Club CConcert Master, 25 Musical Clubs Concert 23 lnterclass Basketball 33 Wash- ington Irving H. S. lg Graduation in 3M years. After graduation-College. Ronmrr Swam Such is'tlu' strength of art, rough things lo Jllapef' Entered from Morgan High Schoolg G. O. 2-3-45 Art Club 2-3-4: President 33 Spohomorc l-lop Com- mittee: Basketball Squad 2-33 Phi Lambda. After graduation-College. Page Thirty-eight The Oracle 1928 AUGUST SWENSON Honor lies in ll0!ll'.l'l toil. G. O. 3-43 Oracle Board3 Rye Neck High l-2. After graduation-College. ARTHUR 'PEN Eicic Dignity and love do not lzlerulf' Art Club l-2-3-43 President 43 Honor Society 2-3-43 Vice-President 43 Orange Board 43 Business Manager 43 Red Mill 33 Business Manager' 33 G. O. 1-2-3-43 Executive Council 43 Glee Club l-2-33 Nature Club 2-3-43 Secretary 2-33 President 43 Science Club 33 Musical Clubs Concert 23 Freshman Party Committee 13 Sophomore Hop Committee 23 Art Scholarship Committee 33 Honor Study Hall Committee 43 Track Squad 23 Hi-Y 1-23 Westchester Interscholastic Press Association 43 Pi Phig Graduation in 3M years. After gradua- tion-Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. CATHARINE Tino Few tlilngs arf' llllpoxxiblzf to lliligellce and skill. G.'O. 1-2-3-43 Honor Society 2-3-43 Z. K. 3-43 Secretary 43 Executive Council 43 Gym Exhibition 33 Service League li junior Basketball Team: Hockey f2ndl 33 Senior Hockey Team3 Captaing Secretary Freshman Class3 French l ete'23 Beta Pi Mu3 Art Club. NIARJORIE 'I'u5noU'r Her modest looks the cottage might adorn. G. O. 1-2-3-43 Glee Club 2-3-43 Eutcrpeans 3-43 Glee Club Concert 2-43 Red Mill 33 Poor Nut 43 Gym Exhibit 23 Band Concert 3. ELEANORE 'TIEDEMANN Over ancient scroll I bent Steepiug my soul in wise content. G. O. l-2-3-43 Z. K. l-2-3-43 Service League I3 Interclass Basketball 1-2-33 Hiking Club3 Christ- mas Spirit 33 Girls' Interclass Baseball. Page Thirty-nine The Uraclle 11928 DoRo'rHEA Trscu Smooth runs the 'water wlufre the brook ix 1lw'p. G. O.. l-45 Z. K. 45 Spanish Club 3-45 lnterclass Basketball 35 Oracle Board 45 Program Committee Spanish Club 45 Graduation in 3M yearsg Christ- mas Fantasy 3. P.-vrsv 'PRICARICO And I spring up as ll yirf loirun ll raw. G. O. 1-2-3-45 Cross Country 3-45 lnterclass Bas- ketball l-2-3-45 Basketball 45 Freshman Baseball5 Track 45 Baseball Squad 2-3. After graduation- College. .Ioslsvu Ur.l,1u,xN Hy'l'll.Yf-Y, rluxky, zfifvirl, fflll' lfffirh eyes of golzl and hlvzllllzlr'-zlc'u'. G. O. I-2-3-45 Executive Council 3-45 Orange Board 3-45 Secretary 45 Westchester Interscholastic Press Association 3-45 Honor Society 3-45 Tri- angular Debate Team 3-45 Amphictyons 3-45 Am- phictyon Scribe 45 Latin Club 2-3-45 President 45 Euterpeans 3-45 Vice President 45 French Club 35 Nature Club 3-45 Track 2-35 Interclass Track 25 Band Concert5 Class Characteristics Committee 35 Student llflanager 35 French Fete Committee 25 School Play The Importance of Being Earnest 45 Science Club 4. ANITA VAUG1-LAN No 11i.ryl1isz'x can conceal love 'where it exi.vt.r. G. O. l-2-3-45 junior Z. K. 15 Service League 15 Les Trois Arts 15 Sophomore Hop Committee 25 Gym Exhibition 35 Hiking Club 45 Commerce Club 45 Interclass Basketball 35 Hockey l-2-3-45 Varsity 3-45 Captain 45 Z. K. l-2-3-4. RANDALI. WEEKS With .vtwuly xtejv: he heeprtlz the perfert way. G. O. l-2-3-45 Latin Club5 Science Club5 Nature Club5 Glee Club. After graduation-West Point. Page Forty The Oracle 11928 15i.iz1unsT11 Wissr Hylllilll' 1',1'1'.r are rpr'ing.r, in wlmxr .W'I'l'Ill' And .rilrnl waters lI!'!l'l'l'll is .rz'1'll. G. O. 2-3-45 Executive Council 45 Latin Club 3-45 French Club 3-45 Secretary 35 President 45 Euter- peans 3-45 Hiking Club 3-45 Secretary 45 Nature Club 35 junior Z. K. 15 Z. K. 2-3-45 Service League 15 Franco-Hispanic Ball Committee 35 Christmas Fantasy 35 Les Trois Arts 25 Service Committee I5 Beta Pi Mu5 Importance of Being Earnest 4. Couurmfv Wuirrumoius Praise the sea, but lcrep on land. G. O. I-2-3-45 Art Club 2-3-45 Orange Board 35 Track Squad 2-3-45 lnterclass Basketball' 35 Phi Lambda. After graduation-Syracusc. JACK Wll.i.lAMs Some are, aml llllI.l'l bv, grmlrr than flu' Nxt. G. O. 1-2-3-45 Pfrcsident 45 Football l-2-3-45 Varsity 2-3-45 Track 2-3--l-5 Varsity 3-45 Baseball 15 Basketball 1-45 ,Inter-fraternity Council5 Phi Lambda. After graduation-College. - Cfuwl. Wu.l.lAMsoN ,. , . . . llwy are lll'1'l'I' alum' Ilia! are 1u'a:onlpan1z'rl with noble thoughts. G. O. l-2-35 Vice President of French Club5 French Fete Committee5 Z. K. HENRY Woufiz rVi.vel1ie'f Iiylrt on him. G. O. 1-2-3-45 Freshman Party Committee5 Sopho- more Hop Committee5 Junior Prom Committee5 Nature Club 3-45 Vice President 45 Art Club 2-3-45 Honor Society '2-3-45 President 45 Play Cast 45 Interfraternity Council 3-45 Treasurer 3-45 Play 45 Sigma Beta Alpha. After graduation -Cornell. Page Forty-one THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-E'IGHT Senior Class OFFICERS Prusizlenl ........... ...................... ..... R c JLAND LUCKDY Vice-President ...... ...E'1'H1aL SANFORD Secretary ........... HowARD CROWLICY Treasurer ..... ............ ..... I 5 LiO'l' DONLON lllotlo TOUJOURS ICN AVAN1' Class Flower Class Colors YELLOW TEA Rosle PURPLE AND GOLD HONOR ROLL A DAv1D PORRIQR ...... Josnvu LlLLMAN ...... JANE ARLAND ....... . ..-.U-nu ...sun............-...... .......su.-.Usn-...U--.-............. ......Firsl llonor ......Sevond Ilonor .....Tl1ird Honor HONORABLE MENTION ELIzA1s1c'1'u Avlcm' L1aoNARD Blscli MoR'r1MnR BRICNNICR AUDRIEY FLowx':Rs Hl5RBliR'l' FRIICDMAN HIENRlli'l l'li FULLIQ V1oL1cTG11:NUNo . DoRoTm' GLAIESICR KATI-IERINIE I-IUN1' Louis Koo'1'soUR1s HARRlIi'l' KUIILMAN EL15ANoR LLL: joslcvu I,ICIl'l'lEN'1'l-IAL lis'rulsR MEAD V1Nc'r:N'1' MORGAN Amore SM1'1'u AUGUST SWIENSON ARTHUR TLN EIUK CA'1'u1aR1NE TIDID ELIEANORE TIIEIJEMANN DORO'l'l'IliA Tlscu HICNRX' WoLF1a FRATERS Class History .................. ................... ....... I 1 OWARD CROWLEY Class Prophecy .................. Last Will and Testament ..... Last Will and Testament ....... Class Poem ........................... Statistician ...... .........,.EL1o'r DONLON I .... MILDRED SMITH .......H1sNRY WOLFE . ..... JOSEPH ULLMAN ...CA'rm5R1NE TIDD 42 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT CC ll at s s P o e m Ave ATQUE VALE Farewell to a life in the court of youth, To horse with a clank of arms! On to the battle, in search of truthg Heed not the cowards' alarms! Farewell to the friends our hearts hold dear, YVe bow to an age-old law: XVe part in sorrow, but not in fear, For our courage has no flaw. Let us strive like heroes in the war, VVith the swords of Right and Might, XVith the spear of Purpose set before, And a crown of Fame in sight. Let us wage our fights on the fields of life, For brave hearts cannot fail! Remember our guide in every strife, To our Friend and lVIother, hail! Hail to our leader in paths of right, She has done her task full wellg But now we climb to a greater height, Dear Alma Mater, farewell! I. B. ULLMAN 43 THE ORACLE-NINAETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT ROLAN D LUCKICY Clu.v.v l,l'r'.filll'lIl Class History l Rl'ISlelMl'IN 9 XVAS a bewildered and excited class ol' freshmen that entered the frowning portals ol' lvhite Plains High School four years ago, under the critical eyes of teachers and elder students. W'e all realized that we were taking another step toward success-but what a step! The sudden change of environment so bewildered and overwhelmed us that we could take but little part in the school activities. However, we did contribute members to the orchestra, and some from among our number even dared to venture into fraternities. Thinking ourselves a necessary part of the school life, we could not understand why the seniors should insist upon reminding us that the 'lyoung'uns should be seen and not heard. It seemed that they did crush us unmercifully, but we could still hold up our heads in hopeful anticipation as we .began our second year as- SOPHOMORICS The seniors at least tolerated us during this year of our course, but they never allowed us to forget our lowly position. However, we were determined to become a part of the School, and we took our places in the clubs and fraternities, while a few of our number represented the school on the gridiron and on the diamond. XVe overcame many of the obstacles of our first year, but what was this new hindrance to our progress? Geometry! Such a conglomeration of figures seemed unconquerable, but we lived through it, only to realiie that half our course was completed, and that we were at last- 44 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Juuioizs Ah! VVe were at last receiving our due respect, and we took our places as vice-presidents of the school affairs. The seniors even conde- scended to take us into their confidence and to impart to us a bit of their long-stored wisdom. VVe became more and more enthusiastic, and members of our class might be found in nearly every field of activity. VVe were not the students of two years since-we were slowly acquiring a dignity rivaled only by that of the seniors. An eventful and active year rushed us into the realization that we had attained our goal, and were-- SICNIORS YVe are the wise and the dignified! VVe are the presidents and leaders in school affairs! YVe surpass all in the various fields of activity. We are proud as we point the way to our juniors. But the terrible realiza- tion is suddenly thrust upon us! One short year left! Think what that means to us! Shall we, in the course of this short year, grasp such oppor- tunities as will insure our future success? Never before have we truly appreciated the experiences of four pleasant years of high school life, Never before have we realized that we shall be well on the road to for- tune and widely scattered! XVhite Plains High School, together with its many pleasant connections, will soon be but a fond memory to each of us. Q 1111 emnriam wiULiLiLaM G. KLEIN, Jia.. or 'VIIIC Crass or 1928 fl f7l'U1lIf5!lI-4 allilclv, an c.w'f'llr'11I Nllllldlll' and Il loyal frifml 45 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Brave Knights and Fair llsadlics of 11928 Name zfpprarance Nirlmmne Hobby dnllliliun Trn 5-mfr hrm-r Dorothy Abbott lffoncealing something Dat Men Get married Spinster Edward Acton serious Eddy Rita To marry her Tough luck ' wllfred Ar-amid Pucrile Willie Radio Be famous' Still Willie jane Arland Prim jane lmproving her- To he a reformer 'ln love with the self parson Jack Armstrong Calm jack Talking Racing snails He loses Elizabeth Avery C0ll1Pl0CC f Libby Hockey None Sllllnll Elvira Bambace Petite Wee Appearance Drive her own car Shopping Dorothy Bel-,us Coquettish Dat Dreaming Fulfill her dreams Still loafing Leonard Beck Haunted Beekovitch Clubs To filibuster Talked out john Bellantoni Sicilian Mussolini Sports To be a baker Well-done Berrmrrl Bergman Sprightly Bernie Music 'l'oBl:-nliellen Strand organist Virginia Blanchard Pious Ginny ' Being good Scout leader Still scouting wlrrslorr B4-,ies jovial Winkie Good spirit To marry often Unuml-fied Morllmer Brenner Pugnacious Mart Sarcasm To broadcast Mglxllllrlg the Mary Brevoorr Red Brevy Complexion lie a hair dresser Dressing Archie lgrunberg Debonair Archie Girls Minus Flom-walker Anna Buell-el Nl-l00fu1 Anna Blond men Unknown Famous Freda Buukoyvske Dutch liunky lioies To dimple Dunking pretzels Arrrm Buggher At Large Ann Stanley lie a photographer Developed Thomas Canning SleCPY Tom HW To '30 0 m P Cf'U l l-K ill Cllbfl steamer Mildred Chapman Skinny Milly Plays Get a date Gm the ,lure Stuart Charnlel' Shiftless Stewie Wise cracks Tflhlllyf 3 ermlld Tflellfwh hay Ralph Churchill I Vague Bob Eating Stay thin Plump Elizabeth Ciaramella Spanish Lizzie Typlllll 30::1i::ltl2lS a Per M, F, Hazel Clark Reproachful Hazel Going to church Teacher Missionary Mm-rig A. Cohen Abbreviated Morrie Plllg'P0l'H To HYHW tall Manager of Giants George Condit BI'lliSCll Georgie Katherine Be a man l,egu-nihrr lr, smoke Stanley Coon Reserved St:m Themes Self-expression A.-ghigrcl llerrrrlm Collard Grinning llert Bertram lie a researcher Sem-qhinrr for lost Orlando Cgyygn Searching Bob Lillian Graduate A ,gl-lnlrrrrc John Cox Simply ,Ia Which? Sell ties Wearing red flanneu Howard Crowley Stately Howie D. A. Rilsjeldtl point of Clmirmrm uloseplr Davis Angelic joe Girls To meet Marjorie Waiting james Dcmelmps Not for quite awhile Lemon Loafing Drive a Mack lfmum vcmler Mildred Denno 50l1ll1Cl' Mil Art lledllnrllliiina Music teacher Eliot Donlon Fascinating Donlon Loafing Sllll? 'Wllite H Adventurer Dgmrhy Eh,-ef Obvious Dot Dates Biil mm Billr-ll 47 THE ORACLE--NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Name .flppmrau 4'1' Nirlma lrrr' Halal' 1' flmllilian Tm ymrr lrrnref Marion English Blushing Nlarion Latin? 'l'o be a musician Teaching music Todd Fairhairn Scotch Fairhairn Katherine Wear a mustachio Hasn't got the nerve ,Peter Ferraro Earnest Pete Cross-country Be like Jimmy Nlriiizried joan Filardi lndustrious ,lcnny Typing 'l'o talk Spanish S'omebody's steuog. Gertrude Finn Qlliel Fllfllfll' THllilI1t! To argue well Divorced Edwin-il Fitzgerald Freckled Fritz Violets lie a gentlemen Night watclunan Audrey Flowers Apologetic Posie Getting ads Who'd a thunk it? Still at it Clcnientinn lf,-nngo Wistful Clemie Yes Nam To be a floor- Floorwalking at 3 walker A. hi. Herbert Friedman Owlish Herb Chem. Bc a scientist Ornithologist Milton Friedman llfllc Milt E11 l'CUH'll 'l'o talk Ford salesman Henrietta Fulle Dainty Henry Writing To get :i D Her husbfnitt's wife Jeannine Gnntert Slllllllli! .Ian Men Pass chemistry Bored Joseph Gellis l'll00IllllI11 ,loc Hllllby To shine Shining door knobs Violet Genung Pefflltllctl Jimmie C0500 Be an artist Greenwich Village VVilliam Gerard Almfilfl Jerry Noise jazz drummer lceman Dorothy' Glacser llflylsll Dot xlcll 'l'o act Washing dishes Cynthia Greenwald Green Siu Playing up Bc an actress Sinario writer Carlton Greiner Quizzical Dopey Valhalla Mountain climber White Plains North Howard Griffen Somnolent Griff Blllffllli! To. get away with Lion keeper Raymond Grob l'lflSllfUl Ray Whispering Pasts trig. Taking solid geoxn. Ruth Hartson ' Nice Harty Absence To orate Governess Dorothy Hazard Nlillmllly Dot Nlllfvlly Be somebody just Dot Abiwi- Hecht Normal Heckie Dil-tlllly lie a criminal Minding his own lawyer business Charles Hecht Boyish Chillie Being absent To be present Absent tmindedl Hyman Hecker Slllllllli-Z Heckic History To be smart Prof. Hecker James Heine Gigglish Heiny Sleeping Uninterrupted nap Giggling Edith Hendershot Enigmatical Henny Fam-ily Keep up with the Thinking back Elise Henning Fragile Elise Raisinets Uiiiltixtiiiliretl Happy Willimn I-Igyffnigig Fast liill Holding hands Get sick again Something new Lester l-lin-ner Sheiky Les Dates Get 20 out of Made up that car Marie I.. Houston Satisfied Shwester I think To 151:11 some- Silent? Marietta Hughes l'l0PCfUl Babel D025 Billie dos bl5l3llll5 In the business Charles Hunt lH0llCHSlVl' Charlie Chemistry Bacteriologist Tiiking care nf V Kiitlie,-ine I-lunt Indian K College brother To draw Ciigggiiii john Hynes Genial Hambonc VVOrli lll' HH l'XPl'l'f Al Smith's private lsadorc Jacobs Rvsvrvvfl Dutch 'Talking DIIIICC il jig .t.:nl,lll::rni,,,, Din-inlnni Jensen Outside Dot Walking To toe-dance '1'm.i,i.i,i Elm Kiihi-5 Substantial lilsa Soda jerking More sodas Hmm- fi-an Ellccll Kcllcllel' Nifc Quail l'Ullll'i Sllcillllllll To Slleflk Well Salvation Armv and often ' 48 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Name flffflfllfllllfl' Nirlmamr Hnlfln' zliuhilinu Tm years hrnra' julius Klein Weighty Klein Wide open Drive a taxi Tea totalcr Nciiic Kosloyrskii Sad Nettie baskets ilouirnalistici Selling Marinello Louis Koutsouris Philosophical Louis Business 'l'o lltcitmgicertr l'rtl?:hlilillilsS'tandartl llarriette Kultlnian Corpulent Hattie Dancinl-Z To be a tlanscuse Wi-iiing checks Lillian Lamb Worried Henri Violin Concert virtuoso Cooking cornetl heel' Marjorie Larned Perfect Mari- Skclflllnk' UCCOVFIICF Married Albert Larson lmmense Swede Grinning All-American Reducing Eleanor Lee Wonderful Elly VVeIleslcy 'l'otcliltinbatl Still very, very gooil Katherine Lester Hesitant Kattic Nlovies Bc a star Still an extra Ruth Lcvett Gentle Ruthie Spanish To be on actress ln a side-show joseph Liehtenthal Abridged ,loc Football Musical career Night Club ni-clicsim Ruth Linilstt-alt Easy to look at Dash Men To get a steady Pai-is Charles Locke Poetic Charlie' Music X-country champ jazz hound Dorothy Loyd Superior Sweetheart Holding hands Topgiit to West Tim-ymwii Roland Lackey Successful Lucifer Being president To be a politician Dictator of Leo McGraw Wise Mac Truck Si1Elfiids Old Selliiiiiirggxzpapers Harold MacPhillatny Hazy Mac Math To be a doctor Veterinarian Ellen Mahoney lrish Lenny Redhcatls To be in a musical Kcitlfs Liana Marcone Flirtations l.ee Ffell l-lgiiligiimaili single Mari-ii-ii james Marinaro Olive ,lint . Baseball To get all A's Clicmiiit Elizabeth Mathews Excited iLibby 'lilllkillir A Boston accent Railin ginimimcci- Stewart McKay Stolid iStewic Eltnsford Mathematician 'I'qiighiiig Eiigiisii Esther Mead Intellectual Studying 'I'otcli'iiitciLatin W. P. H. S. faculty Florence Mercer Pathetic Flo Gaines , Talk aloud Gossiping Stanley Mercer Dashing Sim, Himself Marry his job rimirwnikcr Ruth Merriman Solemn Ruthie Being good .Ticket agent Fuotl-checker Vincent Morgan Studious Viii Tiddle-de-winks To be a chemist Soilii-jci-kcr Lillian Muller Striking Lil Seclutled corners To be a model Bowling out Bob Oscar Muller Well-groomed Ai-i Fords Be an aviator Ai, Hnynio Gerard Murphy Indian Sqimwfiicp Pool To be ii commit. on ii rcsci.i,iiiiim Anna Naitlich Earnest Ann Readink poetry 'l'oteiiiiilldi'st:uul it Rcgiiliiig poeii-y Frederick North Very much Fi-gil Liana To .get another lim-oiliicing the wife Gottfriil Olsen Calm Ole Boy Scouts 'lkizbld a club man Undertaking Lloyd A. Osborn World-worn Al Being cynical Politics She,-iff Kathryn Parker lmpisb Honey Dogs i Unkngwn First imiy ni- the iiimi Rose Penta Plump Rosy 'Fypewriting To hold speed pi-City Speedy Peter Perkins llilderly Pete Getting engaged Geltccgii Pins Sleeping Marvin Pietscbker Noble Pitts fltgfiitiigig 'fobzbcticclassy Very classical 49 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Name .lpprnrrulrc Nirlenamf Ilolilay flmliilian Tru rears henrr l Vera Pinchbeck Chunky iPinched Singing Grand Opera Village choir Jeanette Plofsky Tiny Penny Mailing letters l'l'o reach S feet 4 feet HK, inches Frank Plofsky Business-like llirank Data Have everything Writing for tabloids l tabulated Dorothy Plumpton Genteel IDM Frat pins 'To start a The boys are wise l museum now David Popper Dusty Pop Efficiency Bawl out the Getting bawled out Reporter Harold Prout With Her Pouts Females Be sensible Henpecked Evelyn Partly Complacent Ev Boys ETo marry young Chorus girl Amelia Richards Noisy Rlclllff li0SSllll! aTo learn the Dancing teacher tango Carlos Richmond Blase Carl Cello Musician Perhaps Edward Rogers Older Ed lleletl Be in Who's Who Who knows? Ethel Sanford lmmaturc Sfllllly Walking i'I'o be a hiker Roller-skater . Helen Schwartz Wholesome LCN To play Spnnishi'l'o be Padercwski Writing for Snappy music. jr. Stories Arthur Shaw Sad Art Leisure Be nouchalant Silent Howard Sharman Handsome ll-lowie His appearance !Be a banker With American l Radiator Co. Rose Simons - llabyish Rosie Jazz To be a toe-. Loen s Ballet dancer Alice Slllllll Retiring Al Smith Quien Sabe? To be a com- Composed poser Beatrice Smith In 41 hurry Bee High Jump To reach five feet Trying for six feet Nllltlrell Sllllill Short and sweet Milly Being important To find a he- Courting him man Edith Sltllfvll Peaceful Edie Bridge Not much Tired Alfred S'omma Regular PCHINIK ldeals To be an engineer Hard at it ' Joseph Sonnua Regular Joe Ideals To be an engineer Hard at it Mendel SUSSUIKID Condensed Suss Being alive To get a Stetson Four-gallon chapeau hat Robert Swain Athletic Bob Getting dates Dentist Pulling gags AU!-ZUSY SWCIISOII August Gus, Plugging To play VVell-to-do Arthur Tell Eick Classical Ick Pi Phi To dish 'ice cream Posing Cllfllcfllllf Tlfltl All het-up Tid-bit Expostulating To have the last Radio announcer word Marjorie Tlclwllt Sweet Marge Acting To arrive Society leader Eleauore Tiedemann Scandinavian T1-gd Books To meet Zane Not yet Grey Dorothea Tisch Placid Tighy Reading To travel Reached Armonk PYIYSY TflClll'lC0 Patsy Tricky Cross-country To be a bicycle- Barber de luxe racer Joseph Ullman Masterful joe His intellect To he Dean of Principal of Armonk Yale College Anita Vaughan English Nite New York Art and ads Happily married Randall Weeks Smooth Ranny Trig. To grow up Still ambitious Elizabeth West Scintillating Wt-sry Posing Prom-trotter College VVidow Courtney Whittmore Very nice Van Dot Dot Little Dots jack Williams Smiling Jack Running To sprint for a Riding back on a A H Camel camel Caryl Williamson Sacchariue VVillie Being sweet Private secretary French teacher Henry Wolfe Dark Hen Modcsty To behave A leader 50 TI-IE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Famous Mr. McCullough-Have you girls got a ride home? Arthur Ten Eiek-Aw, get wise to your- self! Mr. Potter-Say, neighbor, you missed it slick and clean. Nlildred Smith-I think y0u're terrible. Robert Swain-Whadda ye say, old pal? Joseph Ullman-Aw, he's nuts. Lloyd Osborne-Beg pardon? ' Eliot Donlon-Oh, that's purely a meta- physical speculation. M r. Woodward-Better move along, boys! Mr. Stearns-Oh, I see! Miss Piatti-Wasn't that funny? Morris Cohen-Do you want to get hurt? ' Ellen Mahony-I think it's adorable. Ethel Sanford-Oh, hell-o. - Roland Lucky-The consensus of opinion seems to be- Vincent Nlorgan-Don't be so dumb. lVIortimer Brenner-I'm standing for my rights. Mr. Smith-Oh, dear me! Miss Cudworth-It's the middle window that opens, boys. Caryl Williamson-Oh, it that so? Dorothy Loyd-Hello, darling. Winkie Boies--What's the matter with you fellows? WVords David Popper-We're from White Plains, in case you don't know it. Edward Rogers-I'll tell you later. Ted Taylor-Hello, stupid! Elizabeth West-Say, what -do I look like? Harold MacPhillamy-Sure, that's what I say. Howard Crowley-No foolin'? Mr. Clark-Well say, that's fine! Evelyn Purdy-And how! Mr. Beverly-I'm giving you a goose-egg for that. Dorothea Tisch--Oh, I don't kno-ow. Miss Goodwin-Hello, there, big boy. Miss Fearon-I'm afraid we'll have to get down to work this term. Miss Fenton-One pupil used to translate it this way- Courtney Whittemore-Aw, look out! Mr. Woodward-Waal,- John Hynes-Waddeyesay? Mr. Smith-Now, in the army- Jack Armstrong-VVhy wasn't the Student Body told of this thing? Elizabeth Mathews-Now I ask you? Dot Glaeser-Did you do that? Louis Koutsouris-Just imagine! Peter Perkins-How do you get that way? Miss Porter-Stop jiggling those inkwells. f I 1 1 2 v M II,nRIan SMITH THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT As the Jhuunnioirs Tlhniinlk Best Looking lllosl Popular Best Dressed Best Student lllosi Likely lo Sui in .Life lVIOsl'Diguife1l Most fltlzletic M0.vt flfeetionale Busiest Class Talkers The Idle Couple Class Babies Class Clowns 'reed SI2NIoR GIRL Marjorie Larned Catherine Tidd Dorothy Loyd .lane Arland lfileanor Lee Dorothy Hazard Florence Mercer Dorothy Ehret Marie Houston Marie Houston Dot Glaeser Gertrude Finn SIaNIoR Box' Howard Crowley Frederick North Joe Davis Joe Ullman Louis Koutsouris Henry VVolfe Peter Perkins Winston Boies Arthur Ten Eick Leonard Beck Courtney Whittemore James Heine Stuart Charnley Courtney WhittemtJI'e Ye Damsells lFoIu1glh1Ite Fore By Ye Knights DoIzo'rIIY Lovn We singe ye queene heyonte compareg No d2lllCC beginnes till Dot is there. Goode friendes,for love's sweet sake forheare To date ys girle y-mentioned here, For when that l doe get some pelfe. I mean to date ys lasse myselfe. ESTHER ME.-suis All ye tlIat fain would he greate men Seeke not to find sweet Pleasure's deng But caste all foolish toys awaye And seeke our Meade without delaye. With her, ye duty's lessons reade. What better teacher doe ye neede? NIARJORY LARNED Beholdc ys Mar'jy so divineg No mouse so meeke and still as she. Full weel she lookes some picture fine, For ne'er a worde to speke hath she. fThe devil take ys silly arte, All conscience is she and teIIdre hearte.J ELEANOR LEE There ben a ladye, Ellie Lee, A ladye faire, of comely cheek: A ladye faire of wisdom eke. Weel knows she how to spcake and dance But ignores me Cys rare ladyell And I don't like ys ignorance. Sweete Mildred's husy as a hee, And gladde and frcshe as is ye May- CAnd fresher farre some people say.j She's happy as a girle can heg For through ye Wolfe is at ye doore, She knowes Ten liick lIer watches o'er. IiI.IzAIxIsTH WEST How goode ys arte of playing partes: To act, to chat, to talke, to kisse. To kissel Would I hadde that parte! Sure Heaven be the stage, l ywis. - All sages know the stage is best. just reade: Go West, Ullman, go West. XIARIE Luisa HoUsToN A godly wench is Dame Marie. A sage is she, a pretty one, No scandal-loving gossip she, She ne'er spekes ill of any one,- Which is just as the thing should hey Certe, she talkes onlie of Marie. JANE ARl.rXNlJ Ye goddes, who have all things on high, Willst listen please to my sad cry? Oh, make me serious like Janeg Like sober, wise, and steady Jane, Like clever Jane. Ye goddes, I prav, Please make me this,-but not today. 53 gwgix -5. 'll l6C Rs jx THE ORACLE--NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGH'f Ye llcdlyllls of Kinge llauielkie and His Knights of Ye Senior Ronnidle Table 'Tis idle to write idylls to an idol, Suche speculations no reale profitte bringeq S0 Sir Oracle, insteade of being idle, Will dedicate his ballade to ye kinge. Kinge Rolande is a noble soule and steadie, Who welcomes to his courte ye ladies faire. His trustie braine and arme are ever readie, WVhene'er he thinks a damselle might be there. And Roland rules a goodlie Table Rounde And manie gallante knights there sitte in halle. So wise cache single one may welle be founde 'Tis harde to telle the greateste of them alle. Une knighte, ye strong and holde Sir WVinston Boies, A greater warrior ne'er fought in ye field. His vict'ries make his manie friends rejoice VVhen himme they see ye deadlie pigskinne wield. Ye Knight Koutsouris, bold Sir Louis, nexte, A doughtie business managerre is he, An orator who canne speake on anie texte- A reale goode fellowe he is knowne to be. Then one must needs note faire Sir Frederick North, Epitome of fashion midst ye thronge: Ye moderne Nlerlin, Beckovitch, stands forth, He juggles wordes and some howe gettes alonge. In sooth ye weekly Heralde of ye Courte, Ye Orange, thatte olde fruite, telles manie more. Of Fairbairn QBaron Toddj who's rather shorte, But fast with legs this ownj and footballe score. Lord Larson is a knight of weightie worthe, A tonne of sleeping energie and braineg YVhile Arthur, Duke Ten Eick, is less in girth But draws ye damselles to his lengthie traine. 56 THE O RACLE--NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Sir Edward Acton is a noble knight, A shining blade of true Damascus steeleg A quiet soule, but greate in anie fight Be he attacking foe or heartie meale. Then Stewart, Marquis Charnley, is, gadzooks, A man who loves ye ladies all ye time And he can pitch right well, and by his lookes This noble loves his sugar more than lime. Sir Howard Crowley sure is worthietnote, A ladie killer of renowne and fame: And then a knight on whom the soph'mores That jester Heine, whom you cannot tame. dote, Sir Donlon is a noble knight and greate On stage, in passe and shotte of basket-balle, In foote race, jumpe, or toss of heavie weight, Or where he meets with ladies faire in halle. Now meet Sir Peter Perkins, Baronet, A hero both of baskete-balle and lieldeg His jousts will bringe him still a Coronet, His armies will yet be quarter'd on his shielde. And now Sir Archibald of Brunbcrg sce- A knight who's faire and grave, and debonaire. And then Sir David, who is knowne to be Ye Popper of them all in knowledge rare. Of Jack, ye Earl of VVilliams, who is swifte As antelope, whenever he doth runneg His speed and popularitie's a gifte. Ye Table Rounde owns himme its favorite sonne. And since it has been given you to see CAnd to compare this knowledge with youre ownej A verie few of this great galaxie, Ye straightway know why damselles for them groane. 57 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT 'ml tlliulimioir Class l'n:.vid4:n1 . . Sui-:1.ooN CLARK I'yllfb'-I,I't?.Vl1ft'Ill ANDREW S'l'iavi1:NsoN Svvrufnry . . l'lRliDIiRICK HiaA'rH Trm.wm'r Cl l'IIBI2R'1' Gnkkrrx' H12 Juniors have advanced to the second step in knighthood. You are the Squires. For two years you have practiced the arts of peace and war, learned skillful management, and held frequent positions of trust. Upon you will soon devolve the duties of the knights who are now about to enter the world seeking new conquests. You are well fitted for the task before you. XVe rely on you to bear further and higher the standards we have carried and bring new glory to our Alma Nlater. 60 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT X1 Sophomore Class Presidcnl U. Douorns Hfxrwooo Vifrff-Pre.ei11'm11 . . IRVIN CJILI, Secnefary . M ARGARIUI' BAKER Ti-eaxunfr . l5M11,Y KNIGII1' ERE we have the class of 1930. If we were living in the Middle Ages instead of the twentieth century, the members might be re- garded as pages, mere children, taking the first step toward knighthood. Sophomores, you are learning good manners, affability, and cooperation, as did the young of days gone by. The goal of your chosen order may now seem a long way off, but, never mind, some day you may be knights for Seniors, if you prefeixj Then you, in your turn, may scoff at the pages. You have much good material in you, Just remember that every knight, no matter how renowned, was at some ti.me only a page, whose successful mastery of small things made him capable of greater responsibility. 61 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT The General Organization lallf General Organization has known nine very successful years of functioning since the time of its initiation as a form ofistudent gov- ernment of extra-curricula activities. A very remarkable co-operation has helped to make this year a most successful one. Nearly every student in the lrligh School is a member. The regular institutions of the General Organization have been functioning as usual. A revised edition of the Handbook, which follows the plan of former ones, has recently been published, chiefly for the benefit of incoming students. This year, two very outstanding features have been effected. For the first time in its history, the General Organization has established two student scholarships, of one hundred fifty dollars each. This venture seems a most worthy one. Never before has the General Organization combined with the Board of liiducation of XVhite Plains in order to carry out any plans. lrlowever, the assembly in which the students were so highly entertained by the New York Symphony Orchestra was made pos- sible by the combined efforts of both groups. lVe feel proud of our General Organization, and of what it has done for us this year: and we feel that the confidence we placed in its president, Jack lVilliams, has been fully justified. 62 ' ' m1 1 Q. I 'xml I A Xxgfnlxl? 1. ,, . . 'f?gN Jw' A '52 1119! I , w pl X-f2q'f'-- ' , 1 , nf'!Lf VM l , 1 aim 'Mfg AN s L 1 ff , 4 4, . in VE, fi MFE W' 'F ' ,W ' 9 x wcw QM L 'W R Wifi I 2 K ' ,Ky ' U All ' 5 ' W ' ' tl I j Q I fl ? i -I! -WIN Vx fn Jr Z , E 4 I M kt ,pf Q My ,if fl 'MW QWWX XX? if J CMM W 'N 5 N , , 7 - 1 f .av ,T XM mayxzi,-N Z3 O- 5 Effyl Iii if If M XX KA . fri' 'yarn' I V' 'V N 1,7 C71 Nw 55 cfiuf 3- QE ,ff :. aI 'X I 1 ' Q' fr V, iyx. Tm ' IMI ! f ,WV Wx NXNU7 y Z , A Y xv . lvrv, W V ,.,,,. , , . H Y f Aff f - O o E Urgamnzmgmns V ! ' v nn. PHE ORACLE,-NINETEHN HUNDRED TXVENTY-EIGHT RUIORIE IUVXRNICD l'II.li.XXOR I.l'Ili l.lll'lS lQOl l'S0l qlrl lfffilfu' lfflilor In-lflffff limlufqvx Allmlufp he 01rma14:1l.c Board l'lksr Row-Nlnhony, frvlllllll. l.ilI'lll'1l, IXUIIISUIIYIN, I.u-. l'lmu-l'a, Sllllill. Sxivnwn Rm'.'-Sxwlmnl, Nlias L'llllXY0l'IIl, Tiaclr, Nliw I'14'Jll'0lI, t2Iilx'5l'l', Nlr. 5l4'ill'llh, Duulml. vlvlllltll Ruw- Uahorul, llynvs. L'l'4:u'la'y, Hsu' Pllillilllly, YYUIII-, .XL':m1, .Xn.su :mx 'nun Hmmnuff-Rivl1:urulN, Hazard, l E1::r1Ii. 64 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT l IRS'I' Row-l.cr, Smith, Fay, 'l'cII liick, Popper, lircnner, Plofsky, AIJIFCOIHE, Scahury. Slvzvoxn Row-llnll. CTNISSIIILIII, Stevens, Clark, Ullmaln, Koulsnuris, llealli, Plofsky, Arlaml. The Uirange Elliflll'-ill-lJ,lil'f . . DAVID PoI1I1I2I1 fI.v.vi.I-mn! Eflimr . . . IDAVID CLARK lfllxilmvx Illrllulgrr . AR'l'PlUR 'PEN EICK 1. l ' Al I . Q J Miss IL. L. Rolusms 'mum I HHH LMR. W. O. STIZARNS 66 HE ORANGE this year has endeavored to follow more than ever before the path of Well-recognized journalism. The general appearance of the paper has improved considerablyg this has been the prime object of both the Business and the Literary Staffs. News articles have been written in simple, straightforward language, and poetry and essays have made up the bulk of the non-news matter. The Business Stall has proved its worth by making The Orange by far the largest adver- tising medium among the school papers of the county. The editor, the managers, and the members of both stalls extend their sincere thanks to Miss Robbins and MI'. Stearns for the invaluable aid and advice which has done so much toward making the year a success. 65 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Finsr Row-Nlcinle, 'l'idd, Popper, Ten Eiek, XVolfc, Lucky, Knutsnnris, Arlanil, Gorton. S1-tcnxn Row--Glausur, Smith, lfnglznnl, Seallury, Lev, l lon'm-rs, Nlalsui. llnhbaril. 'l'niun Row- -Blake, Root, llvatli, lfrivilinan, Nlarinziro. Fiwurii Row-llri-nm-r, lllllllilll, Acton. Honor Society l'rvsi11mt . . . H ENRY C. Wlll.IflE l'iw-l'rasiilmf . ARTHUR R. 'PEN Iiicx Smvrtriry . . VINCENT BIORG.-KN G. 0. Rrp. . . . . CATHERINE Tmn HE Honor Society, which was organized four years ago, has always endeavored to serve as an incentive to higher standards and ideals in our high school life. This year, under the able guidance of Mr. XVoodward, the Society has continued the operation of the Honor Study Hall System. XVe hope that this may be a success, for the arrangement is of real beneht to the school as a whole. In addition to the Honor System, the Society has several other plans of a similar nature which, it is believed, may be established in the near future. 66 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT lflnzrr Row-Eccles, Rznrsch, Beck, Dnflielil, lice, llonslon. Siwnxn Row-llrennr-r, Mr. Jolley, Popper. Extemporaneous Speaking Contest GREAT deal of interest was manifested in this year's Extemporan- eous Speaking Contest. The competition, sponsored by the Alumni Association, was held in the assembly December 15th and 16th. ' Of the four speakers for the girls, Marie Houston won the first prize of twenty dollars in gold. Her topic was Outlawing War. The second prize winner, Eleanor Lee, had as her subject The United States Diplo- matic Service. The other two contestants were Florence Eccles, who talked on Careers for Women, and Nlargaret Rausch, who discussed Flood Control. Thomas Duflield, whose topic was Benito Mussolini,'l won the first prize for the boys. David Popper, who received second prize, spoke on Universal Peace. Mortimer Brenner spoke V on Imperialism, and Leonard Beck on Sacco and Vanzetti. !! 67 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT lfinsw' Row--Nvonl, Houston. Srivoxn Row-Duflieltl, Hoffnizni. 'Pulau Row-Beck, Popper. lfovirrir Row-Ullman, Frietlnizin. Fix-'ru Row-Mr. Jolley, Miss Overton Triangular Debate H15 teams of the triangular Debating League, consisting of New Rochelle, Yonkers, and XVhite Plains, have met again, with the result that YVhite Plains defeated both her opponents by unanimous vote of the judges. This is the first time such a decision has been made for any of the schools since the foundation of the league, seventeen years ago. lvhite Plains' third victory gives our school the trophy cup as a permanent possession. This cup has been contested for since 1921. Yonkers and lVhite Plains both had won twice before, while New Rochelle had not scored. The team this year consisted of the following: AHirmative- l.eonard Beck, Marie Houston, Joseph Vllman and Jane XVord, alternate: Negative-David Popper, Herbert lfreidman, Thomas Dufiield, and Nlal- colm Hoffman, alternate. Mr, Jolley, as usual, coached the team, and deserves much of the credit for the victory. The students themselves deserve the heartiest congratulations. 68 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Duiliclil, lit-ek, Nlr. Jolley, Miss Overton, Friedman, llollnian. The Poughkeepsie Debate N December ninth the lVhite Plains debating team journeyed to Poughkeepsie High School to contend with that school for the first time. Resolved: That the United States should withdraw their troops from Nicaragua immediately, was the question debated. White Plains, who upheld the atlirmative side, was represented by Leonard Beck, Herbert Freedman, Thomas Duflield, with Nlalcolm Holl- man as alternate. The closeness of the contest can be determined by the fact that one judge cast his vote in favor of Poughkeepsie, the second, for White Plainsg and the third did not wish to make a decision but said that in case of a tie between the other two judges he would cast his determining vote in favor of Poughkeepsie. The good showing of the XVhite Plains students must be attributed to Mr. Jolley, the able coach, who was not sparing of his time and effort in making an excellent team. 69 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT I'l.AY CAST lfiusr Row--'l':1ylur, NV:-st, Iluvilznnl, l.cc, Arlannd, Mr. Jolley. S1-zafusn Row-Ullman, Dunlun, Wolfe. ' ll Nllmportance of Bering Earnest John Worthing ....... ELIOT DONLON Algernon Moncrieff . . JOSEPH ULLMAN Rev. Canon Chaasubla . HENRY WOLFE Lady Bracknell . . . . C'HAR1.o'r'rE LEE Gwendolyn Fairfax . ELEANOR HAVILAND Cerily Cardcw . . ELIZABETH Wrzsr Miss Prism . . . . JANE ARLAND Lane KButIerj . . THEODORE TAYLOR Merrinzan flfutlcrj . . . DAVID CLARK gg HE Importance of Being liarnestu was presented to White Plains on the nights of March second and third in the auditorium, under the skillful direction of Mr. Jolley. Though the play, written a genera- tion ago, by Oscar Wilde, is admittedly a diliicult one, yet the natural adaptability and commendable perseverance of the players well enabled them to portray the characters. The success with which the play was received is comparable with that achieved by the Red Mill and Adam and Eva. 70 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT ART Cl.Ull Finsr Row-'l'limnpson, Mac l'liilluiny,' lfnglanml, Miss Slut-pin-il, De llart, 'l'cu liick, Foster. Si-zmioxn Row-lVolI'c, XVllllll'lll0I'C, Nagle, Larncml, Nlalmny, Amlcrlicrg, Swain, Bcrllicl. T lh e A ir it CC ll mul lb l'rL-xiflifnt . . ARTHUR 'FRN Elon Vice-Prexidenz . . BELMERE DE HART Secretary . . lil.1zAnis'rH ENGLAND Treasurer . Hiuxoru lV.lACPI'lILLAMY G. 0. Rep. . . . BETTY Fosrmx HIS year brought the sixth birthday of the Art Club. Early in the season, the Club gave an exhibition of Mr. XVatson's block prints in the school library. At the meetings, the members have practiced figure drawing under the supervision of Miss Shepard. From the prohts of its lunch room candy counter, the Club is prepared to give one hundred and fifty dollars as a scholarship, if there is among the Senior art students a worthv candidate who is planning to attend art school after graduation. i 71 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Z. K. Clliuilb l'r1-.viflvul . . l':I.lZAliE'I'll Huinmkn I'iw-l'rr.vi1li-uf' . l l,0RENCE NIERCER Srrri-tary . C.-WHERINE Tino 'l'1w1xm-rr . . HELEN Hunnaium N addition to the programs of former years, the Z. K. Club gave a banquet in honor of the Faculty of our High School. The banquet was one of the most successful programs of the year. Among other enter- tainments attempted by the club have been a theater party for some children from the Jennie Clarkson Home and a bridge given to raise money to send some of the club girls to a conference held at New London, Con- necticut. The Nlother and Daughter Banquet is one of the regular features of Z. K. 72 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Boys' ll-lIisY p,.,.-,-i,1,,,,, , Cakixrox CSRHINER l'i,-i'-l'rw.vi1li-111 . . RICHARD Guzman Sl,l.,.,,,,,,.-Y , . . Cimiuazs lil.AKia 7'rf-usurrr . . . . . hlARVlN Piia'rsciii4iak HE purpose of the Boys' Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y membership this year reaches 35, an obvious increase over that of previous years. Among its definite accomplishments are the Hi-Y Banquet and the Go-to-College Day, for both of which it combined with the Girls' Z. K. The Hi-Y has held its suppers regularly every week and has con- ducted many profitable debates under the leadership of Mr. B. H. XVood- ward. Its members may feel proud of the fact that their secretary is also secretary of the Hi-Y Council of Southeastern New York. 73 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT ,,,,,-,.,2'.., t..,.-t.p tg.- ,NN ,- I i 3 , , P . Nature Clliullb Pri-xiflvnt . . ARTI1UR R. 'PEN EICK Iliffl,'-I,I'I'.l'i1ll'lII . . HENRY C. Womfrs Svcrvtary . . . JOHN A. Roor HE Nature Club, which was formed for the purpose of taking part in the study of nature in lVestchester County, has had a quite suc- cessful year. During the past two terms the club has been particularly fortunate in having several quite prominent speakers for the monthly programs. These speakers were all men who are experts and authorities on their subject. 74 THE ORACVLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Science Club President . . . VINCENT ll40RGAN Viw-I'rvsif1f-nf . . RALPH CHURCHILL Scrrelary . . EDWARD ROGERS . G. O. Rep. . . DAN'ID CLARKE HEN the Fall Semester opened, the Radio, Auto, Aviation, and General Science Clubs were somewhat lacking in membership and interest. The brilliant idea of an unknown member led to the combination of these into one strong, central club. The sections meet independently each week and together each month, under the capable direction of Mr. White. A75 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT WY -K v.- ,, . v 1 -X ,, , . 1' J t ' f, X . 6,5 .' ,1',. ,..fa-ww' -' ' . A ' 'J 4' . X ' ' . . ,, I - 1 - - ,va LW, .' f , , .XNlI'lIlC'l'YON5 XV. P. ll. S. L'I,l'Il 76 THE ORACLE--NINETEEN HUNDRED TXVENTY-EIGHT Q A i if 4' r Q SPANISH CLUB 79 'Z' Nan' N mmf I.,fX'l'lN Cl,l'll 77 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT HIKING Cl.L'Ii L'ONlNllERCli Cl,L'li 78 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT 5 HF 3. , X ? ' X w iv 4. CHESS CLUB IN 'FHIE U. 0. OFIVICIE Hr. lilwrhnrl, 'l'rv:1s11rm'l' uf G. 0. If. l'i:lr:nm'lI:l 79 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT The High School Employment Bureau HE new Hand Book of the High School contains the following announcement: An Employment Bureau was organized in October, 1927, by the Commerce Club of the High School and the Exchange Club of NVhite Plains. lt is strictly a 'service bureau' and operates for the benefit of the entire student body of the High School. Any student who is desirous of securing temporary employment outside of regular school hours, on Saturdays, or during vacation periods, should make application to the Head of the Commercial Department. The Commerce Club of the High School, through its oflicers fjohn Hynes, President, Eileen Kelleher, Vice-President: Henriette Fulle, Sec- retaryl, has secured the assistance and cooperation of the Exchange Club in helping to promote the personnel and placement work that will be carried on for the benefit of the present enrolled students as well as for the graduates of former years. The Exchange Club has appointed two of its members as a com- mittee to cooperate with the oflicers of the Commerce Club: Mr. A. K. Bowes, Vice-president and Cashier of the Peoples National Bank and Nlr. Richard H. Levet of the law firm of Ackerman aml Levet. The advice of these representative business men will help materially in the successful operation of the Employment Bureau. - The students at the High School have received the announcement of the plans with much interest. lVhile the Bureau has been in operation but a short time, the success thus far attained indicates that it is a much- needed service to the students who are seeking positions. The Bureau has received eighty-seven applications for part time and permanent positions, and it has already successfully filled fifty-four of these. Many favorable comments have been received from business men and former graduates as to the importance of the Bureau in rendering the students at the High School personnel and placement service. 80 JY 'LD 'liz r L' ,vqfff nl ZQQUL JJ , 35? , ,UELQM THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT ORCIIIESTRA BAND 82 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' Gl.1ElE CLUIS 83 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT lil l'l2Rl'lE,'XNS 84 - X 10 , K XX if , L 4 X M U .Q ,sx i 3 , f 1, '1' ' ' , . g . V, N 'l ,ff X E X ' X E! 3 -1- X wi ,, L- K W fi g' Q ' 5 ' we -N f Y XX X x X X: f J- X -1- K f 1 y f fm, WN fx ff Q 4 - ,I 4, X W , ' x A .lf dxf, N I ' T X 'E 1 'SNR X mx N Q k k 0 K FX i IJ N n T2 f f WM 1 Q- Mf x x f 5 ' V O ? ju X 0 ' 'if W f f J f-NAS K ' Q 1'Y K 1 Q ' X xf 5 f f X ' f4 I ' 0 if N x, 4 x 1 E M K S f 'W J X XX -x N J ATHLQTICJQQL THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT lfinsw' Row--Sliarxnau, lfairbairn, Capt. lioics, Onilcrilonk, Keegan. Si-xoxo Row-l.urson, Dcmaresl, Williams, Scllwing, Perkins. Tinian RlHYlCllilCll Ackley, llaiywooil, Curr, liryzinl, Liclllcnllizil, Mgr. Norlli. lFooitlb.allll s 's 'Alil,, all ye football fans and fanatics, you admirers of that manly I sport and you mongers of broken bones, you who grace the bleachers and yell yourselves hoarse in feverish spasms of school spirit, and those of you who do not! Gaze upon these virile heroes and bow down. You who do not' advocate football-and there are some along with the rest--you all must surely admit that this sport calls real men to the standards and real girls to back them up. You are looking upon a group of near COUNTY CHAMPIONS, who rallied to the call of Captain Boies. XVe want you to know that they represent a school which is proud enough of its football men to take the greatest of pleasure in presenting them to you here on this page. 86 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT FOOTBALL SCORES FOR 1927 lhlUlUl1l at Y57hitc l'lains ....... Plcasantville at White Plains ..... VVhhe PlMns at Poughkecpdc ..... White Plains at Yonkers ........... Port Chester at White Plains. Mount Vernon at White Plains... VVMW Phmszu Gonmi ............... New Rochelle at White Plains ...... White Plains at llflamaroncck ........ Won 6. Lost 2. Tied l. Score Opp. W. P 0 6 0 I3 0 12 0 0 13 24 9 O 7 13 19 0 0 24 48 92 I .,, I M lf, . Manager Nurli 'u THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT y., , , Frnsr Row--Zucks, North, Dvinzlrcsl, Perkins, Nzuuglon. Dougherty. Sizcoxn Row--Mr. Acklvy, 'I. Conley, WV. Conley, Xvlllllllll, Heine. Balskertlballllle Yonge sonnes of ours-fulle gude they seeme- VVho play fulle stronge nor speed do lucke, Ye five of lvhite Plains High School Team Our glorye, pride and honoure hack. Ys five bent Gorton, you ken welg Then viecl Nlount Vernon's owne, I troweg And learned grads they durst dispel. Nuughte but courage crowns each browe. Ne'ei' shall our colours, Orange and Black, Be let to meet with stifle defeate. May our boys ne'er :1 victory lucke Xvhilt e'er the sprightlie foe they meet. 88 'rr-IE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT 1927-28 B.'X5Klil'liBfXI.l. SCHlflDUI.l'l Score OW- W. P. Dee. 9-Port Chester at White Plains ........ 18 20 Dee. 16-Yonkers at Yonkers ...................... ,,,,,,,, 3 9 26 Dee. 21-Mumaruneek at Mamaroneek ....... ........ 2 7 26 jan. 6-Gorton at White Plains ................. ,.,, 1 0 24 jan. 13-Roosevelt at White Plains ............... ..... l 7 I8 Han. 24-Washington lrving at 'l'arrytown ........ ........ 2 3 I5 jan. 27-New Rochelle at New Rochelle ....... ........ 2 6 27 Feb. 3--Mount Vernon at White Plains ....... ........ l 8 22 Feb. 10-Port Chester at Port Chester ....... ........ I 3 31 Feb. 17-Yonkers at White Plains ............... ........ 6 2 17 Feb. 24'-Mamaroneck at White Plains ....... ........ 3 3 25 Feb. 28-Gorton at Yonkers ............................................. ........ 2 9 30 Mar. 2-Roosevelt at Yonkers .......................................... ........ 2 3 25 Mar. 6-New Rochelle at White Plains Cafternoonl ........ ........ 2 5 20 Mar. 9-Mount Vernon at Blount Vernon ...................... ........ 3 l 20 394 346 'Not 11 league game. Won 8. Lost 7. Tied for 3rd in County League. ssl ' ' ' ' P U , Conch I C4lPl1lill Nlannger I lnl Aekley ' Rell Demurest jim I-Icing ' 89 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT l now'r Row-Young, Nlsirinarn, Brunner, Doyle, Donovan, Zucks, 'l'ohin. El'.l'IlNI! Row-Nluller, Nlr. Acklcy, lfiekey, lilnwr, Liilke. Baseball off 11927 AST season, Coach Phil Ackley moulded his first baseball team to represent Wlhite Plains High School. The team entered the diamond with eight letter men from the previous year and with very promising new material. Our victory over Stamford in the first game started the boys on a successful season. It was in this initial game that Bravo Young, whose fine work none of us can forget, was rather seriously injured. In all, the team scored five victories, four defeats, with no ties. It defeated Stamford, Mount Vernon, Pelham, Gorton, and Port Chester, and lost to Concordia, New Rochelle, Yonkers, and Mamaroneck. As the season of '28 draws near, we feel confident of the ability of the coach to shape from his material a team for XVhite Plains High School that will equal or surpass the teams which have gone before. 90 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT BASEBALL SCORES FOR 1927 Score Opp. W. P Apr. 28-Stamford at White Plains ............ ,,,,,,, 2 5 Apr. 30-White Plains at Pelham ...................... ....... 7 13 May 4-White Plains at Concordia Prepl ........ ....... 6 5 May 7-Gorton at White Plains .........,................. 1 18 May ll--Port Chester at White Plains ................... ....... 6 7 May 14-White Plains at Yonkers C11 inningsl ......... ....... 6 5 May 18-Mamaroneck at White Plains ................... ....... 1 2 6 May 21-White Plains at Mount Vernon ............. ....... 3 9 May 26-New Rochelle at White Plains ........ ....... 9 2 52 70 Won 5. Lost 4. jim Matinaru Marty Brenner Captain ' Manager BASEBA LL-1928 91 TI-IE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT lfinsi' Row---Ruuer, llaukrs, lfislicr, llziynlr tCapl:iinj, Oiulenlmik, Grviiwr, Nlr. NIcGnvt-rn. Sivoxu liUXY1xvllliillllS, Scolirld, l.ippim'oIl, Nlcfirau, Norlll. Tiraiclk iiin 11927 HICSIQ noble crusaders journeyed to far Pawling for the first tourna- ment last year, and returned conquered. 'lfhe same story of defeat stared our gallant knights in the face at each succeeding joust. ln the County Contest, Sirs Xvilliams, North, Demarest and Lippen- cott met the enemy and overcame them. The inexplicable failure of others to come through accounted for no better than third place in the affray. The Sectional Nleet was the culmination of a disastrous year for our band. YVe lost, therefore we sent only two men to Pawling, XVilliams and Demarest. Coach NIcGovern promises us a winning team this year if suthcient material turns out. llowever, we would, in passing, pay homage to the spirit of a group who could do royal battle when the odds were against them. 92 FI-IE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Hill ljllllllllllt' 'l'rrry NICCIIDYUTII I.1-n Nlcllrzlu Xlanungn-r Uuucln L':upl:nin 93 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT . - , - . , l'ins'r Row-l'alzcrnn, laylor, Bl'llIlllIl'T, Callahan. Slfrnxn Row-Nlr. VVliilr, Dv Carlo. Cross Country HIS Cross Country team, under the able coaching of Mr. YVhite and captainship of Charles Locke, defeated three much-heralded New York City schools: Monroe, Stuyvesant, and Commerce. YVhite Plains went down to defeat at the hands of Gorton and Mount Vernon, though the Mount Vernon affair was partially avenged in the Sectional Meet Where lVIount Vernon placed behind us. Falzerano was our lone repre- sentative at Syracuse. The outlook for next year is promising with several letter men back. 94 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT GIRLS. HOCKEY Fins'r Row-Nliss Gmulwin, Ricluirds. Mi-rriinaui, A, xiiillllllilll, Avery, Seulivlil, llehus. Sizrimn Row-Mercer, Dennis, Nl. Yiilllllllilll. Poli-rs. 'rlllkll Row -llzirviun, Knight. Girls' Hockey OCKEY is a comparatively new sport in our school. lt is becoming more and more popular every year, These enthusiastic girls worked hard and accomplished much under trying conditions. Owing to the fact that so few schools in the county support held hockey, our team played only a small number of outside games. However, much interest was shown in the interclass games, in which the Seniors gained the champion- ship. 95 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT HONOR TIZANI OI-' Il.XSKIE'l'liAl.l. l'ilRS'I' RUN -lllk'll1ll'llS, .-Xhhnlt, Plnfsky. hlzrnwlx Row-Xlalinny, llnlilmrml, Dalhn, -Iensen, l.:Inih. 'l'ninn Row-S-nilli, Knight, Kincli. Iiarvizun, Nlise Gomlxxin. C iiirlls' Baskeitzbrallll HIS year the girls' athletic winter schedule consisted of intergroup and interelass games. From the group games, the interclass players were selected, and from the interclass games the Varsity Honor 'liieam was chosen. The Junior Team won the interclass series, and played the win- ners of the interclass series of New Rochelle. 'lihe Varsity played one interscholastic game with New Rochelle. 96 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT JUNIOR TEAM Finer Row--Nnglc, l.::mh, Kinch, XVnrd, linrvinn. SIVUNIU Row-YV:ull1'rs, ltulvy, Smith, Kt'lYllgll, Knight, Dzlllm, S'm1lw1'g. Swiftly ' Miss Uumlwin 'AlJul Maumgvr Cuzxch Captain 97 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT SENIOR TEAM Q Fuesr Row-Ricllzurds, Plnfsky. S1 rnwn Iluw'-Mallhm-xm. Iflmu-rs, Ahlmrl, -Iunscn, 'l'il'Ilk'lll2lll. Tulum Run-SmH'uu, Kusluulcy, lluhlmrul, Hl:nnch:mi, Nlnhuny. SOP! IONIORIE 'l'liANl Flnsr Rnw----Dculcrmzlnn, lluvnillun, Yuugham, K1IllIl'f, Pixel. Slrnxn Row--Rl'nm'v. xlill't'0lli, l's-lvrs, lJutT4-Imcyur. 98 TX l .1 f ' f -5 E A A X J 7 Xxx A 1 'J '-'Z J N. N' N2 'fy by Q X W QNX RNT .D px N J Q f x 7 . f ' '22 4 KXX4 ff Y , K-.If K . 2 Q w , xg ,. , f Xi Md' N L: F -J Q-' W , X I LX: ' 5 Q jg ' 4 5 ' ff X , N cf x N jp f X X tg 5 W N ' Fm + , V . k 5 X I., X Kx S 3 A ' .Ex X Flux ,bqbl h X R HY X X 'u , YWx ' x . X 2 if ' E V fTL - , THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT K , V , -i - 1- .Q F, . . ,- , ,. . Y .,.,. ,,, 'Im Fmsw' Row-Tidal, Barrett, Smith, Boil-s, VValker, Boyle, Houston. Slicoxn Row-Perkins, Morgan, Lucky, Gnrrily, Carey, Hoffinan, 'l':1ylur. 'l'uinn Row-Xluc l'l1ill:imy, Gruliani, VVilli:nns, Brcxnwr, Crowley, NYliitTcn, Nvolfv. The Intersfraternity Coiuunmcill oifificicizs I'f-rsiflrnz . . . . . . WiNs'roN Bones liffl'-Pl'!'.l'f11t'llf . RUTH Bovua S1'l'I't'fllI'jl . . ROLAND LUCKY . HENRY Woufia , . lrrasurcr . HE Inter-Fraternity Council was organized two years ago for the improvement of relations between the fraternities and also as a means of settling the disputes which were constantly arising. In this brief duration of time the Council has already accomplished its purpose and has been of great benefit not only to the fraternities but to the school as well. At present, there are five fraternities and two sororities in the Council. 100 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT . . . , hr.-u'i,n--I':ny, ilc llnrl, V5:ill:i-r. lioylc, Nl. llnusmn, Llnynl, ll. lluhlmzirnl. S'I'.KNIHNGi-llllllgllllll, Lee, Foster, llilc, 'l'lmmpsun, Slllllll, llilvilaml. ll. lllIl!l3llI'Il, Nlairroni, l.. Houston 'lflhertia Gamma l'f'r.vi1lw1r . . . RUTH Bovris l'irv-l're'.fi1lf'11I . . Mlxnjoniiz WALKER Sl'l'l't'flIl'j' . . Xl.-uma Luisiz Hous'roN 7'rmsurw- . liifmiiznis IJEHAR1' OR twenty years the Theta Gamma Sorority has maintained its circle of friendship. XVe hope that it will continue to flourish and be enriched by the varied interests of new members. Its aim is to foster loyalty and to encourage and support the XVhite Plains High School and its activities. 101 THE ORACLE--NINETEEN HUNDRED 'TWENTY-EIGHT Sl'2A'l'l'.ll-lx. Smith, lizurvinn, Burrell, johnson, Gorton, 'l'i1l1l, Nl. Smilll. 4 STAXIJINLS-lxvllllllll, Selincimler, Avery, Scullury, liell, linglnml, Clinpuizm, xvylllllll, Curnow, XVest. bturr. Beta Pi Mu l'm-.viflfrnl . . Smurf JOHNSON I'ice-l'rr.ri1Ivut . . . Bl2'1'rY BARRETT S,-,f,-L-ga,-y . . . . Amen QJORTON lfr11'l'vxpol11lir1y Sl't'l'l'flll'.l' . l'-RANCES BARYIAN Trvasurcr . . . . CATHERINE Tino HE Beta Pi lNIu Sorority, organized on democratic principles, has, in spite of its comparatively short existence, been very successful. It has taken its place among the other sororities and fraternities of the school and is looking forward to many more successful years such as this one has been. 102 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT 5 I 'l'III AI,l'HA ALPHA G.H.L.S.. G.H.U.S.. G.H.l.S.. G.H.T.S.. G.L.S... G.U.S... G. I. S.. . G.T.S... L. S.. U.S.. 1.S. . T.S.. IR 0-C. IL, ll FIRST Row-Chzlrnlcy, Shawl, Perkins, Crowley, Brunhcrg, SlI'vclI::. CllI'iSll'llSlll1, Gill. I D :Row Chcncv 3 'an :I I Ir II' fXIl'I S Cl: k NI - 1, lfyl I, D nun. C n .Im, . Illl., lr . RD Row-Grcxncr, Osborn, Loyd. HvlmsII'IlI'r. FOI' 'rn R w li'll Crc'r VV IH xffil tm N ll r HIXIIIIII I:lF'I'lI Row-Grclncr. D Q ll It .al A ll p h Sl FOUNDED IN OCTOIIER, l89'7 . . . 1897 GRAND HIGH . . R. HENDERSON . . WALTER WEED . . . . S. PI.A'I'r . PIOWARD S. WEBSTER ,I IgI,.,caIs, :': GRAND Al.l'lIfK CHAPTER G. H. H. S.. . G. H. K. S.. G. H. I . S. . G.I1.D.S.. . . G. H. P. S.. . . C. EVERETT NIOORE GRAND CHAPTER . JOIIN R. SWISENEY, JR. JAMES A. YOUNG . . . JAMES HOFFMAN NIONMOUTH BUCKIIEE G. P. S. .... . G. H. S.. . G. K. S. . . G. F. S.. . . G. D. S. . . . REESE CARPENTER ALP HA ALPHA C HAPTER . HOWARD CROwLEv . PETER PERRINS JEFFIERD S'rEvENs . . ROBERT WUI.F H. S. . . . K. S. . . .' I . S ..... D. S. . . . . l. P. S ........ WIl.l.lAh1 REED ALIIIIA . 1901 GEORGE HARRIS, JR. . ADRIAN MASSIE . ITOWARD SNIFFEN, JR. . . JOIIN GERETY HARRY CAVANAUGH GLENN FAIRMAN . . . R. GEIBEL CIIAUNCEY SECOR CARLTON GRIEINER IQENNETH BAYLES WILLIAM WEEKS ARCIIIE BRUNEERG 103 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT 11 ,,-4- Flxsl' Row Sl'x rxNu-Mllrplly, Smith. Mitchell, Ericson, Cummers, Sullivan, Huff. SECOND Row Sl'I l'NG-clfigtfll, Grunc, NVilliauns. Dlvnulxuc, liuics, VV11iffv11, DK'lllllfC5l. SVANUING-Dnnlon, Stcrlinpq, Mcflram, Hzxywoonl, Mac Cowan, Km-ating, XNlli!lUllll7l'C, Gull. Fairhnirn, Nvllilc, 1.nr:lwzly, Hynes, llvinc, Swain. K1'IlIll'dQ'. Alpha Cluzptvr Bda lfllilflffl' G. C. V. . G. ll. N. O.. G. C. S. D.. G. V. E.. G. JI. 0. . G. l'. E. . Phi Lambda . . 1905 Ga ln ma . . 1908 Dvlia C lfpxiloll l4'lIIIf7fl'!' . . . GRAND CHAP'l'ER . Doxouulz G. C. C . HARTREY G. C. li . TRACY G. C. R GABI MA CHAPTER Iflzzlpiw' I1 Il Nz' 1' . 1924 A.. L.. G.. . . Bows G. C. A. . IJONOHUE G. I . L. . Dm1ARlas1' G. S. O. 1909 . 1921 Wml-'PEN . GRUNE . .NIORTON . . GRUNE WILUAMS . . GRIP!-'EN 104 TI-IE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Taylor, Popper, llrcnncr, Carey, lvfliflllllilll, Clasp, Goltlstcin, llcclit, Goldstein, liulan, cil'0SSlllilll, Goldstein Ga Ill nm Uunlmrz G ll zu Ill Il U am nm Siflllld Zrla Tau l'i . Al.l'HrX . BIQTA . TIIETA . LAMBDA . EPSILON . . cJiAMMA . . ALPHA SIGMA . PHI SIGMA . GAMMA SIGMA 0 m G g .ai D G ll it .ar GRAxIJ'cIIAPTIcR Sigma ...... . L.. l'RAN'l' Zrla ..... . li. RlilNliR Tau ....... 'l'. Duliols l'i . ...... H. Ro'rIIlsNnliRG PHI CHAPTER, 1915 . ...... M. BRENNIZR f H. CAREY ROLL Ol CHAPTERS T. TAYI.oR R. GoI.nsTIsIN . New York City . New York City . New York City . Stamford, Conn. T . Jersey City, lN. tl. . New York City . jersey City, N. J. . Newark, N. . New York City SIGMA . . Mount Vernon, N. Y. 'FAU . . New Rochelle, N. Y. RIIO . . Brooklyn, N. Y. MU . Yonkers, N. Y. PSI . . Hartford, Conn. PI . New Haven, Conn. 105 1. THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT zziui, Lzitlirop, Duffy, Heber, Fitzgerald. l.PzF'i' CDLUMN-Hu 'FOI' Row--C. Gnrrity, llcrlliel, Slmw. '1'euEick Dzlvis, Lucky, l'l0l'1'lIHlll, llryzint, lfriscll, Nlaililock. Riuirr Cox.uMN-Acluu. Grub, G. Gzirrily, llulpiu, Vmugluui. I O P 11 P lht 11 FOUNDEID ROCIIESTER, N. Y., 1878-1905 G. B. A. Z. ..... ROLAND LUCKY E. W. A. Z. . . ARTHUR 'IQEN EICK, JR. G. A. Z. . . . WILLIAM HOFFAIAN S. G. A. Z. ..... ALBERT BRYANT L. S. A. Z. .... CUTHPERT GARRITY K. 0. A. Z. ..... JOHN NIADDOCK R. IVI. A. Z.. . . . ARTHUR SHAW CHAPTER ROLL ALPHA . . . 1878 Rochester. N. Y. ALPHA DELTA . 1921 Albany, N. Y. BETA .... 1881 Schenectady, N. Y. ALPHA EPSILON 1921 Flint, Mich. GAMMA . . . 1884 Auburn, N. Y. ALPHA ZETA . 1922 White Plains, N. Y. ETA .... 1891 Cornwall-on-Hudson ALPHA ETA . . 1922 Pontiac, Mich. IOTA .... 1897 Washington, Conn. ALPHA 'IQHETA . 1922 Coblcskill, N. Y. LAMBDA . . . 1901 Binghamton, N. Y. ALPHA IOTA . . 1924 Battle Creek, Mich. MU .... 1904 Syracuse, N. Y. ALPHA KAPI'A . 1925 Fulton, N. Y. NU ..... 1905 Los Angeles, Calif. ALPHA LAMBDA 1925 St. Louis, Mo. OMlcP.oN . . 1907 Washington, D. C. ALPHA MU . . 1926 jackson, Mich. P1 ..... 1910 New York, N. Y. ALPHA NU . . 1926 Gloversvillc, N. Y. RHo .... 1910 Elizabeth, N. J. ALPHA XI . . 1926 Toledo, Ohio SIGMA .... 1911 Staunton, Va. ALPHA OM1ckoN 1926 Big Rapids, Mich. CHI . . . 1915 Detroit, Mich. AL1'HA Pl . . 1920 Bay City, Mich. Psi .... 1917 Detroit, Mich. AL1'HA RHo. . 1925 Jamestown, N. Y. OMEGA . . . 1917 Detroit, Mich. ALPHA SIGMA . 1927 Scranton, Pa. A1.PHA BETA . 1918 Buffalo, N. Y. ALPHA '1'AU . 1927 Washington, D. C. ALPHA GAMMA 1919 Bay City, Mich. ALPHA UPsILoN 1927 Meadville, Pa. ,ALPHA PHI . . 1928 Oswego, N. Y. 106 THE ORACLEfNINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Flusw Row-Grunt. Maw Phillnlny, lluulsun. Srzvuxn Row--Morgan, Stevenson, Allcu. 'l'uuux RUWV-IJIIIHCY, Hcuth, VVisllmml. l umu'u Row-Wulfc, Ruul, Briggs. Fwru Ruw--Rogers. Sigma Beta Alpha BETA CHAPTER, 1923 E. B. T. ...... NIACPHILLAMY E. B. S. . . . STnv1sNsoN E. B. P. . .... Rom' E. B. C. . . HEATH CHAPTERS ALPHA CHAPTER . . . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. BETA CHAPTER . . White Plains, N. Y. GAMMA CHAPTER . . Glen Ellyn, Ill. DELTA CHAPTER . . New York, N. Y. 1.07 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Appreciation T last the battle is over, YVC hope you consider the outcome success- ful. The brave heroes of the Business Board have overcome oppo- sition after opposition and have performed a great task which has aided in speeding this book unto its completion. Those of the Literary Staff have spent many hours, some joyful and others weary, in the attempt to produce a book which would be appreciated by the majority. Great credit is due Joseph Ullman and Leonard Beck, who gave moments from their busy days in order to write the ballads which have done their share in portraying our idea of chivalry. We wish also to thank heartily Mr. Larned for his numerous ideas in connection with the Art work and for his interest in the welfare of the book from beginning to end. To the business men of VVhite Plains our appreciation is gratefully acknowledged. The compiling and editing could not have been accomplished without the generous assistance of Mr. Heine, the printer, Mr. Maier, the en- graverg and the White Studio with its excellent photography and courteous business relations. We are greatly indebted to Miss Cudworth and Mr. Stearns, who, aided by Miss Fearon, gave their valuable time and efforts in helping the Seniors produce the year book. VVe are very grateful to all who have helped in any way to bring success to the Oracle and to the bearers of chivalry. THli ORACLE BoARD or 1928. 108 THE ORACLE-NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT autographs 109 2 5 Q O gf 1 A .f z 4553 f qw. My bi , f 'X f I ,A 5 I g Q X U H f 'I .yflgfgiii l in - - 5 R' Q 1, 1' ' ,IQ ' 9 : ' vw - 5 fl 1 X V I SN CHL XX' Wim ' K 7 ' Nxh ' , 1 f ,f ff, '49' , V A W NK il A CZ R Y m I C' M 2 +11-1-Q-, , 5 Q , if A , WT K, x qlf ff . W y 1, I 'If If 'gf V 2 fic' Q 'f N X x :l -fv iq ,Af jwrmmv lbw Q I T 4 lx M 6 xi f R fc I 'S fn 6: Tiilsffx '2 K K lx ' A vw 3Mg 'f-f11i 1? M zXk WNW iff f f fff f? K Nxk XXMA 122.1 0 f f ' Ng MN X M if .x Mfw' bww mm' 1 X X X, t'M f' JVM? I x S Vf Ehzi1,jxX! ' H Conzjrliments of The COMIHQCY Trust Connpalnly 1162 Main Street WHHTE PLAINS, N. Y. Patronizc Our Jdfuerlise Cll7l1Pll.7l1671f.S' of New York Title and Mwrtgagc Ccommpaunry ,162 Main S treet WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Tlllfj' .inf Entitled To Our Support Compliments of THE CITIZENS BANK F tablished Concerns Support Us W. LEE TULLER WALTER V. HOGAN Publisher Edifol' LARGEST CIRCULATION ever attained in the city of WHITE PLAINS The net paid circulation of The Reporter for the last six months period was 914-3 The Dail eporter IF IT HAPPENS IN WHITE PLAINS, YOU'LL READ IT IN WHITE PLAINS' ONLY DAILY UNAVOIDAB LIE C LICMICNCY Beck: But I don't think I deserve an absolute zero. Mr. Beverly: Neither do I, but it is the lowest mark that I am allowed to give. Mr. Lumbard: 'lHow's your boy getting along in high school ? Mr, Haywood: He's halfhack on the football team and all the way hack in his studies. Miss Verljlanckz Now if this deadly gas should escape, what steps would you take P E. Zelensky: Long ones, indeed. IJOIIlf7liHI8llf.S' of Palronizrf Our .'ll1'L'l'l'li.9l?I'.W Miss Porter: XVhat's the matter with this class anyway? These three people in the front seats are the only ones that have this example correct. Voice from the rear: Good teamwork. I Phones: 182-183 White Plains SteinslBl1och , 'ma Smart: Clothes Knox Hats Crawford Shoes STAPLE GROCERIES 133 MAIN STREET TABLE DELICACIES 168 Martine Ave. at Court St. I,ia'r Us Gmc You AN lVfiS'l'IMA'I'li , ' .. J , . Complnmwlj of ON You: CLASS l iNs AND Rim. ll-ll. ill. Hoffman N Son Surely our price will he, as low, if not lower, than you have been paying CC. B. lKARlLlEN 62 Lake Street All 'work zlomr on prr'nli.vu ,Iisw15i.lzR , Telephone 1650 91 Main Street White Plains Patrouize Our ,4d'verli.ver.v QOSIRAPQ , llllllq b ' U' 3. 'dl IM o 1 ..a,'-' 9 'Vis' Q- 1 Usf. 270 V- NO? lF1r1iem1dlship's Perfect Gift YOTUR PHOTOGRAPH Those whom you would compliment most on a gift occasion will appreciate your photograph best lLe Von Studio 96 Main Street WHITE PLAINS Telephone 213 4 A, H. Atwood REALTOR Homes Business Properties Management 203 Main Street White Plains, N. Y. Phones 4580-4581 M. Anthony Court Beauty Salon 193 Main Street Telephones 4734-4578 Finger waving, marcelling, all branches of beauty culture by expert operators Individual hair cutting. Three manicurists in attendance Eugene and Nestle Permanents J Parking Space in rear ANWI AND ANWI WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN AND BOYS Main Street at Lexington Avenue White Plains, N. Y. Phone, White Plains 2606 Hr: SAID SOMli'l'IIlNG The next person who interrupts the proceedings, said the sternly, will be expelled from the court-room and ordered home. I-Iooray! cried the prisoner. judge Our Adfuertisers Render You Real Svrfvicf: Westchester Valet, Inc. Satisfaction Always in All Ways Knox, Lent on Stevens Incorporated General Insurance Insurance IS our only business- we can serve you perfectly Telephone 3520 l V 203 MAIN STREET WHITE PLAINS, N. Y Serfuicc Is an Ideal and a Habit? UNSli'l 1'LlilJ Anxious old man Con river stcamcrj : l say, my good man, is this boat going up or down? Surly fellow passenger: VVell, she's a leaky old tub so I shouldn't wonder if she was going down. Then again, her boilers are none too good so she might go up. ' J. lL. Harris Welding and Arthur P' Sorensen Contracting- Co., llnc. A Welding and Laying of Gas, Real Estate Oil, Steam and Water Lines 21 Mamaroneck Avenue 21 Mamaroneclc Avenue White plains, N. Y. White Plains, N. Y. Telephone ll6Z Telephone White Plains 5834 ' raosir Lociewooo, im. Two Stores of lFinc Furniture REASONABLY PRICED PLAZA BUILDING 8 AND 10 DEPOT SQUARE GROVE STREET Patronizc Our f1ll'UUl'fi5l3l'.9 EARLY SUCCESS SIGNS v- 1 iwhat a Fine Successful 5 ManYou are going E to be. Frank ' -1-1-131i You've often heard great events cast their shadows heforef, This is also true of men's SUCCESS. The boy who is in- terested in saving his pennies will later be interested in saving his dollars. When children show THRIFT tendencies they should he encour- aged. Wlien they do not want to SAVE-they should he taught with real oh ect lessons-should he told SUCCESS stories of men who were able to DO things he- cause they lcnew how to SAVE. TIHUE HOME SAVINGS BANK WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. , Pzllrvnirzc Our .lzl1'ui'li.tw'.v ASK ILUUTS GENUNG He Knows REAL ESTATE 6 DEPOT PLAZA Odd 1EblldC White Pllains Produce - Market I. Rolainowitz, Proprietor Main Store 151-153 Main Street Telephone 3130-3131-3132-3226 mjhne s 1 0 0 X Qz2aZzQ Branches 19 East Post Road Telephones 70-1240-2840 - 16 Grove Street Telephones 7707-7708 Fancy and Standard Groceries, Choice Fruits and Vegetables The Florentine Linen Shop 12 Church Street White Plains, N. Y. EXCLUSIVE GIFTS LEATHER-POTTERY BASKETS FOR Engagements Weddings Bridge Prizes Telephone, White Plains 7276 Phones whim Plains 4755-6133-4999 Dreyer's Pharmacy Courteous Service 52 Lake Street White Plains, N. Y. Telephone 2866 G. JFIISCHIER DELICATESSEN Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables 116 Fisher Avenue White Plains, N. Y. Fairbairn: Do you believe in the power of prayer ? K. Parker: I would if you'd gone home an hour ago. Mr, Callahan: Did you protest against showing the movie that represents the Irish as disorderly. PM Mr. Murphy: Did we? We wrecked the place! Henry: lf l knew the canoe wouldn't tip, l'd kiss you. Ellen: 'l'h:1t's ull right. I can swim. . YVorried Mother: lVhy do you come home so early? C. Cjurrity: Merely :1 matter of principal. Phone 1191 I The llvisfon Optical Shop Cn Vlsca N Bro STANTON G. NICHOLS MAKERS OF OPTOMETRIST BETTER CLOTHES 182 Main Street Depot Plaza, Cor. Orawaupum Street White Plains New York I Phone 3046 CYUIII-f7lfHIl3Hf.S' of KIEIITHQULBIEJE THEATRE winnnnt ipmiws The Perfect Playhouse CLEAN WHOLESOME AMUSEMENT Try Tlunw .'Id1'cr1i,w:r'.i lDlEAlLlING IIN 1FIU'lFIUlRilES Speaking financially, futures are of two kinds. Some are speculationsg others are investments. Peoples National, of course, never deals in speculative futures. Investment futures, on the other hand, are quite a different thing. Among them we can think of none better than the graduates of White Plains High School. We folks at Peoples National welcome this opportunity to support the Oracle. We take this space to extend our con- gratulations to the graduates of today, the men and women who will be active leaders in our community tomorrow. We hope that we may, as times goes on, join our efforts more and more closely with theirs in helping to solve the intricacies of a lifetime's many problems. THE PIEUPILJES NATIONAL BANK A Community Bank of Personal Service AT DEPOT PLAZA AND MARTINE AVENUE WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Katharine Gibbs School Secretarial All Executive Training for Eclriicatedl Women -i ---l NEW YORK BOSTON PROVIDENCE 247 Park Avenue 155 Angell Street One-year course includes technical, economic, and broad business training, preparing for superior positions. Two-year course including six college subjects for students not desiring college. but wishing a cultural as well as a business education. Seven-months' course-executive training for college women and women with business experience. Attractive residence school in Boston ideally situated at 151 Commonwealth Avenue. The school is within easy walking distance of Boston's shops, theatres, churches, and leading hotels. A location that is both quiet and convenient. They Hfill Satisfy You Tel' 1453 lBS1rain1dl's Pharmacy C' R' Wallaucr Your Neighborhood Doug N Co., llnc. Storeo pA1NT PRODUCTS Fisher Avenue at Bank Street io Martine Avenue, whaio Pioaoo, N. Y. Phone W' P' 5961 Mr. Woodward: Todd, what's capital and labor ? Todd: Suppose I loan my friend :Fl.00. Mr. VVoodward: Yes ? Todd: That's capitalg and if I try to get it back, it's labor. Determined Louis Fechtman: I am going to study twice as hard this semester as I did last. Another Senior: Remember that fiye times nothing equals nothing. Suburban Laundry , C U M11 p 31 llll Y Compliments of INCORPORATED ' A. Di Marco 15 WILLIAM STREET l South Kensico Avenue WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Telephone 3477 Patronize Your Ad-verIi.ver.c Shopping at L. A. Sch1u1llman's eliminates that vague regret which comes after purchasing an outfit which is not original in styie hecause IL. A. SCHULMA N is an originator of stylle egetable Market Country Rroduce Gasoline Service Statio THR IFARM IF. W. Kraft 61 Sons Co., Inc. Proprietors LOG CABIN RESTAURANT AND CCAIFIETIERIIA BRONX RIVER DRIVE WHITE PLAINS, NORTH, N. Y. THE BEST DANCE ORCHESTRA IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY Paironizc Your 11dfverti,vcr.v O ver a period of 8 years R esidents of White Plains A nd vicinity have placed C onficlence in our organization, L eading us to more mature E fforts to justify that confidence. TUCKER 61 TlURNlBlUlLlL, INC. ' Insurance of All Kinds Main and Court Streets C!HIIf7fflIIl'IIlS of I The Ntuut N Coffee House WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. White Plains Phones 220-1503 Henry A. Vogt CHEMHST I Prescription Department Analytical Department Chemical and Bacteriological Laboratories ' ANALYSIS OF WATER, MILK and URINE 85 Main Street White Plains, N. Y. FDR SERVICE 7 BAKERS CvIJlllf9lilI1t'Il1.C of l Carmelo Batmlbaicce ! Our .'11l1'm'li.tw'.v Jn' If.Yf1lllli5lIl'1f Cv0Il!7l'l'Il.Y LAWQERS WEs'rcHEsTER MORTGAGE AND TITI.I-: COMPANY 235 MAIN ST. fl X WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. gag INSUPXED nv EI WPT S IV MOPQGAGES Q06 S ,X f Sflfeaftd Sound fL?Ef55f fg1,,ffI' y CZ, ETJNUDN D I 1 X67 f NEWYORK fyfff CITY I I I IC.Imbli.l df IIIcI'rII.I R 11 S' Yonkers New Rochelle Mt Uppcrcu Cadillac Corporation Cadillac lla Salle Sales aml Service 39 Mamaroneclc Avenue White Plains 2620 Say it with Flowers I NEW YURK IFILORAIL CU.. FIVE Largest Equipped Stores in Westchester County at Your Service S. HOMER, Manager 154 Main Street, White Plains, N. Y. Phone 2604 Office Phone 3 604 Whiffcn Electric Co., lnc. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS LIGHTING FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES U Ve,,.,o,, 82 Martine Ave., White Plains Scr'L'ic'v lx Ilforth 1Vl1ilv-llerc ll Is Lyon and Hartnett ring-.. . b ' Funeral Directors ' 115414156 Martine Ave. 'Wlnte Plains, N. Y. Dear Sir: wrote the young boy's mother, I am afraid my son isn't trying enough l Dear lVladam: replied Mr. McCullough, I assure you your son is trying-the most trying in the school, in fact. Mr. Kelley: I hope you will have a Merry Christmas vacation and come back knowing more than you do now. who Pupils CTrying to be politej : Same to you. Teacher: 'WVhat are you doing now, learning anything ? Pupil: No, sir. I'm listening to you. i Sunday School Teacher: i'VVillie do you know Where little boys go don't put their Sunday School money on the plate ? lvillie Qquicklyj : Yes'm, to the movies. , DIUEGES is Claus MdHuf2l6fllI'lIZg Speczkzlgf fezvelerf Class, Fraternity, Club ancl Society Pins, Rings and Keys, Medals, Prize and Loving Cups, Plaques and Trophies, etc WE INVITE CORRESPONDENCE PER- TAINING TO SPECIAL ORDER WORK Sidney Bare , Jr. 011, R Real Estate and Insurance ' Sport: Apparel Slzop Bar Building 4 Church Street Telephone 6244 White Plains, N. Y. Telephone 7339 Grandpa: Don't cry, Johnnie, Grandpa will play Indian with you. Johnnie: You won't do any good. Y0u'rc scalpcd already. Miss Lamb: Now, class, look at thc board, and I will run through it quickly. Brennefs The Federal Bakery Arm: and Gift Shoppe . JI' H Ruschmcyc Charles Everett Mofore HomefMade Ice Cream Attorney and Counselor at Law AND CANDIES 3 West Post Road 5 CW Sffccf 199 Main Street WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Telephone 1221 T0l0Pl'l0n2 1393 I Patronize Your ffd'lJl??'li5L'l'.V Telephone 1646 References on Request Briante Construction Co. Incorporated Builders 66 General Contractors A Specialty in Masonry 12 Hillside Avenue WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Tztzrnous Www: Puuns 1594 DUPONT PAINT Duco Lyon Hardware Co., llne. FORMERLY KLElN'S HARDWARE. HOUSEFURNISHINGS AND CHINA 171-173 MAIN STREET orrosvrz counf nous: WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Roasnr D. i.voN wm. R, :men Telephone 13 54 The Flower Shop FLOWERS ' For All Occasions 195 Main Street, White Plains, N. Y. OTHER STORES Greenwich, Conn. Stamford, Conn. GREENHOUSE Port Chester, N. Y. PHONE 1272 Fred The Tailor TIiat's All 10 Spring Street White Plains, N. 'Y.Z Compliments of I N. Bamibace Phone 340 Spring St. Market FRED PELDA,' Proprietor Prime Meats, Poultry dt Provisions Prompt Delivery 8 Spring Street White Plains, N. Y. r ' Mai -3 Golf Supplies Fishing Equipment Bathing Suits H O W A R E Y O U GOING TO SPEND YOUR VACATION? With the closing of school your thoughts turn to your summer vacation. Whether you spend it at the seashore, in the moun- tains, at some summer camp or whether you stay at home, you will of course want new sports equipment, with which to fully enjoy all the sum- mer clays have to offer. Whatever you will need in sporting goods, we have it. l J K 2: Tennis Needs Hunters' Supplies Boats-Canoes FUWLER N SJEJLJLARS CU. Tel. 4300 White Plains, N. Y. Teacher: This is the worst composition in the class, and I'm going to write to your father and tell him. l Nl. Larned: Don't care if you do, He wrote it for mc. Miss Fenton: I'm afraid l'll have to give you zero. Osborne: That means nothing to mc. AND Hia Dm! Professor: A fool can ask more questions than a wise man can answer. Freshman: That's why we all Hunkedf' Nlary Louise: Yes, Dad, I'm a big gun up at school. Father: VVell, then, why don't I hear better reports ?'l A judge pointing with his cane to a prisoner before him, remarked, There is a great rogue at the end of this stick. The man replied, At which end, your honor ? Mr. Stearns: 1 want to impress this fact upon you. 'l'hc moon is crowded with many million inhabitants. Donlon Cfrom rear of roomj : ls thcrc still room for them it hill moon ? .............. ..... ' ....... ......... ....... . . Compliments : o f . . . Tll-lUE'lFA IU if GAMMA i SURORIITY --in -. Tel. i3632 Ragh Jensen The Auto Radiator Shop 28 Martine Ayenuc LAMPS, RADIATORS FENDERS and TANKS Repairecl White Plains, N. Y. 2 W 1' V . j' W ,i X K -ll a For School and College XVI-IITE'S Cw0llIf7lI.Hll2llf.i' of BETA PII MU 193 Main Street H. S. AMES, Inc. W-omen's Smart Apparel Nw, Y f Telephone 661 1 WHITE PLAINS X49 , , -H. I For 3 - 33'f:i3J27, N X.1'2g++evY' Students .s A variety of the standard typewriters-- including the newest portables for home, travel and school. Sales Rentals Repairs Phone 390 149 Main St. White Plains Business Specialists Co. David Stone Joseph Balkin Visit Our New Daylight Store Stones Clothes Shop The Store of Cheerful Service Bar Building White Plains, N. Y. B. LOCANTHI PHoTo srunlo r-Novos TAKEN AT voun RESIDENCE nv APPQIN1' MENT DAV on Niewr. FRAMES READY MADE AND to oansn. olL PAINTINGS. ACQUERELLC, rAs- 'r:i.s. olL.s. MINIATURES. sfunlo oPsN 9 A. N. 'ro 9 P. N. INCLUDING SUNDAYH. MAIN ST. AT LEXINGTON AVENUE ENTRANCE No. z NORTH t.:xlNo'roN AVENUE TEL. w. P. au WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Giraisseauufs Art Shop D . 10 Church Street Etchings, Prints and Original Paintings, Framed With Skill and Artistic Lamps and Shades-Interior Al-silirv Wvhen are stockings like dead men? YVhen they are men-dedg when their soles are departed: when they are in holes: when they are past heeling when they are no longer on their last legs. Nlother fto James, : Are you first in anything in school. 'PH Heine: Yes, mother, l'm the first out of the classroom when the bell rings. Mr. Otis: There is a difference between the old Roman calendar and the Georgian. Which do we use ? Condit flooking at the wallj : VVhy-er-the First National,QBank's fe.---- auf Home Cofzcerfz for Honze T,dl7A07ZtZg'8H White Plains Dairy Samuel Hustis, Prop. Phone 2565 'You Staind on Your Uwn lFee1t! Getting there is up to you. It's your own initiative determines your success. You can't be full of pep if your feet are full of hurt. Standing on your own feet will be easier fin more ways than onej if your shoes are fitted by FRENCH BOOT SHOP 1106 Main Street I I Una'er One Roof Banking in All Its Branches. Title Insurance and Bond and Iwortgage Loans. Guaranteed First Mortgage Infoestnzents. Safe Deposit Boxes. Interest Department. Trztst--S1troeys- Searches. Fur Storage A bank arrounl is the first step fozurlrrl finanrial irrzlrperzzlerlce The lmllit of thrift stabilizes ilu' wllirlr of life YVe extend to the Class of 1928 our sincere congratulations and best wishes for success. This Company, as a Friend of the Family, offers you its counsel on matters of finance. WESTCHESTERTITLE 63 TRUST Conmnv QTUIUPPIED with many years experience with making photographs of alll sorts desirahlle for ilhnstratfing cfollllege Annuals. Best ohtainahlle artists, workmanship and the capacity for prompt antdl lulnequulalllleldl service. .1-ll..-T wnmz STLUDJIU lphoutwographcrs to Wlfhc Uraclltf' 220 West 42nd Street New York TELEPHONE WHITE PLAINS 3307 P ' f , , . . P zakerman 5 jirefervzre am! Qgzalzzy Splendidly equipped for the production of School Annuals, Year Books, Catalogs, Reports and Monthly Publications. Vickerman Printing Service BAR BuII,mNo, 199 NIAIN STREET WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. HE half tone and line cuts appearing in this issue of The Uracle were all made hy the Bingham Photo Engraving Co. We have a representative in White Plains every day, and he will he glad to consult with you on your Photo Engraving prolb: lems. Our plant operates day and night. Qelllffe - cs .X .X -L y 'e e 555030 N56 JJUHILESAETRQSQS DEEEQENG PHOTO ENGRHVING Phone 3440-3441-3442 Penn.
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