Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

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MW eww W' 1, Xp! ,, 62W at JUNICD BACK Row: Huntington, Van Ditto, Tnrkett, C. Flynn, Lambert, Ryclf, Nezzrpriss, Lynch. 1-'o1'n'ru now: lt. Hayes, Mills, King, Vcrzillo, A. Smith, Morelrmzl, KIIDOII-Vli'jj, .llac-rlonulfl, .lonv.v. 'rumn now: Trumlzlc, Sullivan, Trurvr, J. Su'an.von, E. Marsh, lf. l'larlc, T. llaycs, ll. I,0z1 is, 0. Szransmz. sifzcoxn now: Gram, li. Lewis, lilalrency, ,Vcu'land, Parker, Jlartino, Willfic, E. Tm-cncr, P. Sorrrntirm, UY'mnmr, Stanton. -- 1-'lioN'r now: V alylgott, Lcct, Trulan, 'l'hon1u.v, Tnwrzrr, R. Jlrzrxlz, Loonzis, Quinn, .lluttlzcu-.w. - f j ' , fx ,J ' fc' , t 1 ' ' , uf fn! JO, 'M ' Lf' ' ...ffril 4' ' , ', V, 6911 J ffl, , t t 1 r ' . fi' ' 0 , . Nu' , 86319 Gfff 2' IIN' C 1' of 4-J. J I. ,1il1+ ' , 'I I CLASS 1 f' fill H I f ll . ,'l! ,r Wlff BACK Row: Boorus Uarlcr Dzclmz l'orns'on, Sirzia-rnpz', Halslcy, Flaherty, Anzizlon 1-'ol'n'rn now: Stahl, Ritter, Fiano, Dcl'asquuIc, l'ol1'in. vuoxw Pratt, Furmfy, Amlrc. ha various Qapisll. mm' Wie have been blissfu y ensconcec manv of our freshman and sophomore years, we may sit back and survey the storms indiscre- tions with a more practiced, and it luay he hoped, a more practical eye. In September we elected as class ofhcers Ixnox Fiano, lJI'6Sld6I1tQ Doris lVilkie, vice-president: Mary Jane Spahr, secretaryg and 1 homas Hayes, treasurer. Miss Riley, Miss Grover, hir. Brumagim and Mr. Cosentmo lent a helping hand as class advisers. Our first attempt at merry-making was the junior all-school party which was held in the gym in October. A ping-pong tournament and a floor-show coupled with an evening of dancing brought Mynderse SOC13,lll,6S flocking to step high, wide, ln' handsome to Pike l3urr1tt's orchestra. f Y ' s Q v lhe Junior Plays mentioned elsewhere came next, and last of all comes the Junior Prom. We promise you fun, frohe, and as smooth an orchestra as you've ever tripped the light fantastic to! As we scan our career with an appraising eye, we feel a justifiable pride in our past accomplish- ments, and we cross the I'0V6I'lJl3.l fin fers and ho Je for smooth sailin ahead. ln I liicc, Dclivlyx, fl0I'llf'llillS, .'Vt'1l't?ll Blfutlcy, l'l1r'i.vt0pl1f'r, Ullll'Sl1'1.1' 'I' rt'-I P 'IH ' i I-W 5

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. - 1 Y-lr' N .Lf , ., . ,ns J, My If l , 1 1 l 'f Willy Ill-fi l .J Al ' I ww Aylff X .a v ' 1 , , .1 I j J , ,I il li A L VH J y X X ' , fl ,off lk f ,J ' JV v , ff! it .J X 1 I I -X' I X ,fl ,Af x , , ,J l 1 . I y ll. ,L J ff, M71 1 ,f , BACK now: Jlarsh, blrersc, Dcclrcr, Ilcilzrir-ks, Smith, lVorrIz'n, .llorganti, Hamill, Doris, Ilvnry, Probxt, J Smith, Trnwmr, Tou'nur. FOURTH now: Snffcrrlini, lVatkins, Dz'.'V11t11li, Van Ditto, Lrznlnmnu, Jlurks, Lf Ellioto, fl!lltll'l'0, ls'arln'er1', Hrrico, Smith, Deming, l'r'tcr.wn1, Van lfipvr. 'ruiup now: Uoolvy, lions, Van Gclrlar, lfoyf-4-, Morganti, Sl.IlI.f'I'011l, Leonard, l'arm'llo, Tvn Ifyclr, Larson, Lutting, Lalzr, lfirnflmrt, l'rn'in. 1 I SEVONIJ now: Palzznzlfo, Zona, Green, Igillfff, Joruuv, Df'Lf'yl1's, f'urt'is, DcSanto, Trurnlzlc, Bourdrnun, if Lindsay, ll'1'st, .V1'arpuss, lfilr-y. I-'ImN'l' Row: lfogrrs, liorzuccf, Tarquino, .xYl.l'lIIllll'l, f'larL'. qi 4 s Jrnncr, Shurpr, I,l'lI't'llll, .lI1'll1'r, liyncll, Pollarrl, Shrm'rl1'r. jll -5 5 , CLASS 1s.xcK now: Vululzro, liucknzun, lfizzivri, Dyson, .lIastroIf'o, lionacci, Ilartnmn, Dcnling, J. Bl'l't'HIl. FOl'RTll RONYZ Spvcrs, .llrl'11rll1y, I . .lI0l'l'llUllSf', C. .llorch0n.vc, l'rull, Nicol, ll l'okr:yn'a, Jlulonr, Giorun n i, V. lirnrtta, lvllIlBIll'l'lI, Iincknzun, Brozrn, Vlzzfr-lf. THIRD now: Fuiola, Ralston, Hagan, Ilnznplzrcy, llnlby, Jlnndt, Ropchalr, lfvrcp, l'11.v1'y, Flirncy, Story, Lancer, Riegal, Hostcr, Klop, .llorguntlf sricovlm RONYZ .-lllcn, fvllI'IlS.WlS, .vl'Il'UIflII, llalrlzissari, flflI'IIl'UC1lf', illaslroleo, Halsey, Pioli, Irlund, .ll r'En1:ny, l,l'lf0.Wl, lVood.v, lilozf-ski, Hurbi, lto.sz'tt1'. Fuoxi' Row: Ittwso, lfologgi, Brand, Lawson, Moreland, Sinn-ropi, K-ifvsvl, ,lronson, ffco, Vvzlorcz, Hrlrlington, lfcirzbult, flfitcllcll, Ryclr, Polrrzywrl. Here they are! Y I I The Frosh! Z And oh how we envy them! Hut then who Wouldn't envy this group whose history is now ill the making? Every year Nlynderse presents bigger and better oppor- tunities to her students, and the present first year group have the best yet appreciation of these advantages by superior scholarship and by an eager and willing adaptiveness in sports and other extra-curricular activities. They have spirit, these Froshg and the seniors wish them well and rather envy them the happy years of accomplishment that are ahead for them i11 lllynderse. Dame Rumor has it that these 39'ers are making plans already for their June party down at the State Park: and we know that their advisers, Mr. Doyle, Mr. Wormuth, Miss Cardwell, Miss Wickes and Nliss George, will see that it is the best ever. The class of 1936 salutes the freshman class and wishes for them the best of everything that a high-school career has to offer. To the Freshman officers, Bob Dyson, president: Joe Cerep. vice- presidentg Dale Kissell, secretary and Jane Wlest, treasurer, we wish a most successful year. Freshmenvlllake lllynderse proud of you! ! !