Draper High School - Draperian Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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CLASS GFFIC As we approach that momentous hour of graduation, footsteps of the past creep in to remind us that our four years of hard work have not been in vain. The answer to our successful four years- assuming that we all agree they were success- ful-lies in that one word cooperation. There have been times during our course of high school when it seemed as though we were all pulling separately instead of together. In times such as these, our class deans were always ready to lend a helping hand. ' We can look with pride to some of our suc- cessful class activities which hold tender mem- ories for many of us. We, the class of '43, deserve a lot of credit for our many achievements, in view of the fact that during the last two years, we have been fighting against many wordly animosities and have been deprived of many traditional class activities. However, one fact remains, we still have the friendship of our fellow students and that alone means more than class activities, for, a friend remains when a memory of a class activity is long forgotten! We, the oiiicers, want to thank each and every one of you for the help, faith, and guidance that you have shown us. Without this cooperation, class victory would have been impossible-let's continue to extend this feeling of good will throughout the world as we go forward into the future. ERS JAMES BLACKBURN Presizfeut ROBERT STEWART Viet'-Pwxiflnzl HELEN WADDELL Secretary Page I9 ,4!l s WWW

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Page 18 SENIOR I-IO OR STUDENTS HERBERT KAEWERT FRANCES EDWARDS 93.2 91.7 DANTE SCACCIA NORMA PUNCHAK 88.3 GLADYS LAPE 87.0 ROBERT BONK 86.5 RUTH WORRET 8 5.1 LORRAINE GRANT RICHARD PAYNE 89.5 89,4 DORIS FREDERICK GERTRUDE PANGBURN 87.7 85.1 GEORGE DAVIS LOIS GIFFORD 86.7 87.7 EDITH VAN ZANDT BEVERLY CLUTE 85.9 86.6 JOSEPH DYLONG 85.5

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