Draper High School - Draperian Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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Erapvrian Enarh Editorial Board Business Staff NORMAN GUNDERSON, Editor VERONIACA BOPNK Associate RUTH BOWEN, Business Manager LLOYD OWEN, Advertising Manager DORIS BRISCOE Editors ROBERT BLUMHAGEN 9 A HOWARD GUNDERSON, Art GEORGE SINKO R Mggffdv- PAULINE STEWART TOSH 5 SJBILEQBQSEQEA Ph0t0g1'aPh ELIZABETH D'AGOSTINO, Circulation THOMAS GENTILE, Sport ROBERT KEITH Asst, Circ. CHARLES BARIL, Grind EVELYN VAGELINE Mers- DOROTHY PERRY OLGAREETIA VEEDER 5 C Faculty Advisors

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1 l liUISli1l'l' YOUNG Hlflzrlfmnfliu Ynuila' Vrizo S1m:1ki11g.: 141 1 13110111- islry 4'l11l1 I-ll :Class l'l11y: 11111111-1'i:111 lioairul. lnl'1' is flu' lifzf of man Monday's Child Is Fair Of Face, fRoberta Kelly-Most Beautifulj Tuesday's Child Is Full Of Grace, fAnne Dreany-Most Charmingj Wednesday's Child Is Filled With Woe, QMalcolm Belanger-Pessimistl Thursday's Child Has Far To Go, fGeorge Sinko-Most Ambitiousj Friday's Child Is Forever Giving, CJohn Turner-Most Generousl Saturday's Child Works Hard For A Living, C Norman Gunderson-Done Most for Draperb But The Child That Is Born On The Sabbath Day, Is Loving and Good and Kind and Gay. CSteWart Tosh-Most Popularj

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Uhr Eraprrian Ehitnrial Draper High School this June graduates another group of young men and women, The Class of 1933. For many this will mean the cessation of their formal education. Others will end their formal education a few years hence, at their graduation from some college. A fact that all graduates should bear in mind constantly is that educa- tion never ceases. A mere graduation from an institute of learning does not mean that a person should think that he has been educated. The more a person studies and learns, the more he becomes aware that he knows nothing. A fool thinks he knows everything, but the wise man knows that he knows nothing. So, graduates, do not close your minds when you leave school, for your education has only begun then. Constantly strive to improve yourself in all branches of human endeavor. Today opportunities know by no former generations exist for the help of him who wishes to educate himself fur- ther. Pu-blic libraries, night schools, radios, magazines, newspapers and a multitude of other things are ever open to the eager mind. Experience, the greatest teacher of all, is ever educating you, whether you will or not. Do not neglect to profit from every experience you pass through, and those that your friends pass through, for if you do so you are wasting the teachings of a teacher such as you never had in school. Draper High School has given you a good foundation for your educa- tion, but do not allow the foundation to remain just that. Keep building on it, and it will ever remain strong. NORMAN GUNDERSON. 21