Nott Terrace High School - Terracian Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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CLDUN ACKLICY .... ll Iufh .riuily has nlrnli' him furry Iran. sity Dulsating team, Student Coun- liditor-in-Chivf of 'l'crrace'I'ril1une, rary liditor of Year Book, Class 'idcnt l?l'CSllITl1lll year, Choir, De- ' ol lCxcn'llcm'c ol National lforcn- ,cagun-, Frcshman, junior and Sen- lli-Y Sevrctary of Terrace Forensic li-ty, Class lixvvutivc- Committee fi rsh, Pri-sidcnt and Vice'-l'rLsident of rn-nt livcnts Forum, Class Leader, I 4' Clnlw, Class llay, llonor Sllldrllr. lil'Y Al.l.lCN . . . Thi' maxi Illdlli' lrxf ,fljfll nj 'IL'l.f41Ulll is fuliflflilrtl il1rrr'j11!m'.r.w. :nan K lull, btainp 1 lnlw, K lass dvr, l.t' Ci'i'i'l4' l raln':tis, llomi' lfvo- ii-s Clula. CZINIA Al.l,lSON . .. 7l,ll'f'lL'1'I'f' r.vl lhinif thu! 1'-zw' gfrrfw. 'cwlv l'rani'ais, linglisli Clnlv, lilut' inglv, Class lixcvutivc Committt-c 3 l.ani'i'l C lialn, Art Clulw, Assistant n- Room Ri-pri-scntativv, llomc n Rt-pi'vsi'l1t:lt1x't', l. O. P., Assist- Art litlitor ol Yvar Book, Junior 1 and Sunior liall Contnlittvc, Class Jlll,l U, Al.'l'ROUlIlCN . . . Ili' fwax mon! lu .vfvrah fvlzlill, and lu Ihr f1lll'f'Il.H' llln' 1111 ,l0lH'.ff man. ldcnt ol' Cllcss Clult, SQ'K'l't'l1lI'j' of mono Clulv, ,llI'k'1lNlIl'k'l' ol Current nts l'UI'lllIl, Class luxcvntivc Com- U, Matli llonor, llomv Room Rvp- talivc, Class I.cadt'r, Assistant igrapliy lfdiloi' of x,R'fll' Book, . l,l1lj, l'l1ysii's llonoi' Sovicty, 11' Slnnlvnt. lRli ANDICRSUN ..., llusii' ix' wfll ,mill lu hw Ihr xfmwli aj myfrls. ' lfi'onon1ii's Clnlw, lolantlw, Clloir, llnlw, lXl1lllI'll.fIllN, 'l'. O. P. NHDNI5 ANUI-Il.lJ . . . Ili' is swa- IIIIIXI fwilh u yrmiuizs fiwiw. l,t'illll'I', 'lll'1lL'ls, lfootlmall. l ANNE ANCil.lCSliY . . Thi' nmri' a man Jn'ul11.f,1ln' lrxf hr l1i'fiffl'r.v. ffrarv llodgv, Class l.1'lllll'l'. MARY ARAGUNA .,.. S'uhrr, xfmil- fayl, arm' Ji'll1uri'. liasln-tlvall, illfilfli, Altrua Clnln. YVONNIQ ARNOLD . . . Pt'l'Jl Z'l'l'Illll'1' nfzv'r1'u1m'.r all nlurui Irs. Class I,cadcr, llomc Room Rl'lH't'SL'lll1l' tive, Assistant llomc Room Rvprvscnta- tive, Frances law, lioll, Ycar liooli Committee, Class Play Comntinw. AMICLIA ARUNY . . . Thai I lumw' li'zu'il rm youll twrn1.f with su nmuy yum! fwuplr fli l'1'.Y mf' murr fllflllr uri' lhan any uthwr rrflritiuzl. Mary Lyon. XUMA ARSICM . . . Gum! llaliuv' is lhi' hnmly of Ihr' Illillif. lcrravc Guard, 'liL'I'l'llC'L' Guard Rc'- servc, Le Ccrvlc lfranvais, 'l'i'a-austin-I' of llvlen llup,-lies, Stamp Clnlw, Clll'Tl'lll lavunts l'orum, Ski Clnlv, Yi-ar lioolt Coinmittve, Class Play Connnittrv. lil,I.SXVOR'l'lI. Al'S'I'IN . . . 'I'r1f1prr'- ann' and m.lu.v1ry uri' Ihr mm l'l'Ill pl1ys1f'mn.r of lnanhuud. Fire' Monitor.

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The Debating Team, in a moment of weakness, decided to wear blue polka dot bow ties on the days on which debates were held. Thus some days teachers and pupils alike had sudden diseases of which spots before the eyes were a symptom. Paul VVallach, member of the debating team, talked himself into a trip to Oklahoma City where he entered the extemporaneous speaking department of the national tournament, and Where he had the honor of reaching the semi-finals. In the senior election of officers, the class expressed its approbation of the work of William Schlansker by renaming him as their president. After an exciting campaign Betty List swept into the position of vice-president. Dorothy Fish for the third suc- cessive time was returned to her secretary's job, while Bernard Hammond was set to guard the exchequer of the class. The Students' Store made a great spurt in its financial importance to the school under the managership of that red headed Hrebrand, Bernard Hammond. After battles with competitors outside of school, this super salesman more than doubled the normal earnings of the store. The Madrigal Singers took several journeys to show off their prowess before the rest of the country. However, it has been rumored that Edward Pulaski, a member of the group, was caught crunching peanuts in the Metropolitan Opera House. Perhaps Lawrence Tibbett does it too. The Terrace Tribune staff and others who frequent the Tribune office made a novel experiment during their senior A term. In line with modern trends, they estab- lished a Mental Nudist Colony because they realized they were all off. Since its beginning three years ago, the Class of June '36 has always been excep- tional in athletics. One of its members, Richard Slade, was fast enough to come in in runner-up position in the National Championship Cross Country Run. The repre- sentatives of the class have won nearly every inter-class competition held by the school in the three years. Another senior who has brought credit and honor to the school in the world of sport is France Francis, prominent four letter man. The Class Play was more serious this year than most presentations had been before, but when, during rehearsal, Dorothy Fish grasped Don Gifford's lapels and, looking up into his eyes, said, I am your mother, the whole cast doubled up under the chairs. Elections for Youth Week were held at which Richard Hill was elected City Judge. The court itself was held successfully, but Dick had trouble getting himself extricated from the voluminous expanse of the judicial gown when it was all over. During a violently stormy session in class meeting at the beginning of their last term, three hundred forty-five members of the class rose up to defend their right to have a yearbook separated from that of the senior B class. Or rather, three hundred forty- five rose up in indignation. However, a few weeks later the editors for the first Annual at Nott Terrace were announced with Don Gifford as editor-in-chief of the senior A section. In spite of the early opposition to the idea of a combined Annual, the class set to with a will to make the first Annual a success. This is the result, if it's half as good as the work on it warrants, it's pretty good.

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I XMIQS l.. li.-Xll,lCY .... I .vilwut buy, lful -uwll awrlli uflisitlwiltg. Rlwlill li.'XIl,liY . . . llappy am lg jrum iam' lllll fr'.f'r,' ll'liy arf'll'l lliry all fulztrzllnl liki' mr! I ills' Atlilctic Club, :XlL'llt'llllSl Club, 1 luss l.t':tLlt'l'. l.X'If,l.NN li.'Xll,lN . . . Xmluus, yr! mutligfl, fwtlirnl uf lull. Ninth lluuur, fll'I'lllLlll Club, Class lcaulvr, lluuur Stutlcut. lillADl5lil S BAUER . . . Cruiux ix mainly an affair of f'lH'l'fly. lluxntf Ruum RCPl'L'St'lllZIflVt', llusebzlll, Truck, Assistant llomc Ruum Repre- sculzltivc, lfirc Monitor, Bzlskctbull, Class l.c:ulcr, Yi-ur Bunk Cuinmittec. ICRNICST A. ISARIHCAI' JR .... I am lmpffirsl -whrn I am idlr. l'. U. P., Yuan' liuuk Committee, Ter- rnci- 'I'ribuur, Class Play Cornnuttce. lNlfXl7lCl,INlC l5ARl'l'O . . . lffllliiz' fan' is ll1i5,.m lriusitully fair? lfruliccs Luc, :Xlcliclnist Club, Class Ixaitlt-r, Class Play Cummittcc. FRANCES ANN li.-XRZLICR . .. ffm! pour liwrlrly My fzvitli Inf 11115 joy, Ulcs Club, Secretary nf liluc 'llri Gulf t'lu'b, Clllss Play Cunuuittcc Hunk Cullllllitlcv. XV.-XI.l..-XCIC XV. liliAYliR . . walls nzinhg ln' is ll fll':'lIf oln Mzitb lluunr, illt'l'l'1ll't' illfllillllf, Varsity Debating 'll-zulu, C liveuts l'iurum, illl I'l'llt'L' lfurcusic cty, Class Lczlclcr, Assistant Rubin Rt-prrscutzitivv, Cbcss Club liuuk Cururnittw, Physics lluum cry, Stzunp Club, llnuur Stutlcut. lil,l'iAfXlUR l5l'ilNllS . . . Stunt' flI'i'llfl',fl gfuml in Ihr fwuri lfwn tlom' lfy ll quiik 101151111 lsirc Nllblllllif, iilcc Club. VICRA BICNJAMIN . . . I.rl yn my 5fl'Ull!f i'11f1n'z1'rl1i'11t llc. B1l5lit'IlY1lll, Fire Muuitur, Class Assistant Home Rimm Rt-prcsc Iimmu Balilcx Spear Club. AIXIUN BlCNNIi'l l' . . . lI'ril om' who lU'l'l'J his f1'llrML' i 'l'. U. P. Cummittcc, Vice-P :mtl Treasurer of juniur Ili-Y, mzxu and Senior Ili-Y, Cross C lizxnnl, XN'iutcr Sports Club, lillilfkl, lfirc lNf1mlitur, Clzlss Yrur liuult Committcc. AR'l'llI'R l,AXVRlCNCl'i lllil' . . . l'rr'.v1'rfurral1N, tlcar 1, lercps honor' llriyht. l'il'C5lllllllIl :mtl Varsity lftlllllill race Guard Privaitv, Curpor I,ieutcnnut, llumc Room Tr Fire Muuitur, Class I,c:ltlct', Ili-Y, President uf Frcsbmzxn 11 iur lli-Y, Students' Sture Stull P. 3 yrs., VViutcrspurts Club, Circle, Mzltll Honor, Yczlr Hut mittee, Physics llunm' Society Stutlcnt.