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

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H. CLAYTON Acxuzv 801 Plymouth Avenue All good thing are found in higher regions. Freshman and a Capella choirs, Glee Club, Alumni editor of The Terrace Tribune, H.R. and Ass't Rep., Modern Choir, T. O. P., Freshman, Junior and Senior Hi- Y, Year Book Board, junior Prom and Class Play ticket com- mittees. , ELIZABETH KENT ALLEN 1506 Union Sftreet She mofves a goddess and looks a queen. Glee Club, Silver Circle Girl Reserve, T. O. P. FUORENCE ELIZABETH Alfrlslu 138 Park Place Zealous, yet modest, patient of toil. Girl's Athletic Club, Chemistry Club, Blue Cubs. Auce ARMSTRONG 785 State Street Life is a serious matter and should not be dealt with lightly. DRUSCXLLA ARNOLD 309 Dakota Street .fl Lady 'well poised. ALexANDEn J. ARONY 247 Linden Street The sfwilvel chair 'was not made in fvain, for here is one to jill it. Glee Club, Math Honor, Dra- matic Club, Student Council, 4A Executive Committee, 3B and 4-B Class Parties, Debating, Editor Terrace Tribune, Class Play. MAMON BAGNALL 1067 Dean Street Small in stature but who can match her? Silver Circle Girl Reserve, Freshman and a Cappella choirs, Year Book Board, Astronomy and Glee Clubs. DORN BARCLAY, Jn. 2083 Grand Boulevard Debonair and pleasant. Hi-Y, Ski Team, Class Play, T. O. P., Track, Executive Com- mittee, Wintersports Club. JEAN ROSALIE BARDEN 1211 Garner Avenue And a 'very nite girl you'll fnd her. Basketball Team, Baseball Team DOKOTHEA MAY BELLEW 1525 Avenue B It is easier to take mankind in general than a man. Band 3 years, Silver Circle Girl Reserve, H. R. Rep., Party Plan- ning Committee, T. O. P. Mmuzmrn Mmus Burr 1186 Waverly Place Great charm dwells in a friendly look. H. R. Treasurer, Terrace Guard Reserve, Executive Committee, Cheer Leader, Silver Circle Girl Reserve. DAVID K. BLAKE 2117 Nott Street Life's plagues are women. Band, Physics and Math Honor, Orchestra, Hi-Y, Chess Club, H. R. Rep.

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Senior Class Prophecy KENNETH DAVIS Calling the East-Calling the West -- Call- ing the alumni of the class of '38- This is your keyhole commentator, Wendell Cady, bringing you a blow by blow description of the battle between Dr. Clarence Hewlett and his Terracescope. This instrument has the remarkable ability to see anyone, anytime, anyplace. It's amazing! In fact if I were you, I wouldn't 'believe it either. Advancing from his corner Dr. Hewlett crouches warily over the control board, and the first picture flashes on the screen. I see Alex Arony seated at the editorial desk of his newspaper holding hands with his secre- tary, Elaine Greene, but of course he is just taking her finger prints. Next the lenses focus on Bob Howard Kas farefree a cabby as ever careened crazily around a cornerj toting Bud List and his carrot-topped companion, Marjorie Sogge, to the Hotel Ter- race, of which Bud is manager. With another adjustment I see the world's greatest jitterbug, Vance Hot Foot Craw- ford, swinging into his Arkansas Blues. The killers of melody, Gilbert Dibble and David Blake are in complete control of the clarinets and stuff, while Tessie Goure and Tommy Corrigan tickle the ivories. Rachel Friedlund slaps it out on her bass viol, while Lawrence Hennessy toots his trumpet and Clayton Smith slides his trombone. Now I know how the junior Leaguer's spend their time as their meeting-room comes into view. Connie Maxwell, chairman, is trying to break up a discussion on the latest thing in synthetic silk socks in order to introduce the speaker of the day, Nancy Grant, noted Doctor of Foo-losophy, -but Peggy BriggS, Melva Wiedemann, Evelyn Nold, and Elsie Diggs just aren't interested. Next I see a tennis court, and on it Bud Schat- tan and Janet Scantlebury in as hot a game as ever singed the fuzz off a tennis ball. Doc. Hewlett is having a little trouble there. One tube seemed to be running a temperature, but an ice pack soon fixes it up. WENDELL CADY After this very trying ordeal, Jim Morgan speeds into view on his motorcycle in hot pur- suit of Doug Two Wheels to a Corner Cor- lette. Peggy Bolt can hardly surpress a giggle when Officer Morgan flashes a little pink ticket in front of Doug's befuddled countenance. With a few adjustments I see Warren Danis, the king of ice cream cones, treating June Dannenburg to a container of chilled chocolate moo-juice. Switching in the cosmic compensator I see Gordon Stebbins heckling David Ipsen, Presi- dent of the American Society of Engineers, for a job as treasurer, but Dave seems calms, cool, and contented to do the collecting himself. The range finder clicks and I see Ben Jako- bowski covering the Olympic tryouts for Life. He is all set to take an angle shot at Jack Ehrcke, the ding-dong daddy of the platform dive, when Janet Cassler and Bernice Jungk saunter by. J ack hastily takes a swan dive fwhich looks more like a flying tacklej and Ben nearly trips over his tripod on his way to lunch. After monkeying around with the mechanism for a few moments there appears Charlotte Willey, senator from New York, discussing plans with Alice Reynolds of the W. W. W. A. F. M. A. CWorld Wide Women's Association for More Attentionj. Alice believes that there should be a six hour week and higher wages, so that men would have more time and money to spend on the fairer sex, but one blushing Scotchman, Ronald McIntyre, claims he is pestered to death as it is. Hold it, folks 5 something new has just turned up. The machine is getting ferocious, but here comes Doc. Hewlett with a monkey wrench, and it looks like the end of the Terracescope. We would like to -bring you the finish of this terrific struggle, but the time is growing short on the air. This is Wendell Cady in Schenec- tady, New York, where salaries may grow big, but heads stays the same size. Good night to you, and I do mean youl

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EDWARD I. BOGARDUS, III 15 Swan Street He 1-will sureeed for he be- liefves all he says. Basketball, Baseball. Soems M. BocooNs 1547 Carrie Street Nothing great was e-ver arhieived without enthus- iasm. Blue Cubs, Girls' Athletic Club, T. O. P., Class Play, Year Book Board. MARGARET H. BOLT 906 Lakewood Avenue A cup so full of wiwaeious- ness as to be bubbling over. Basketball, Freshman Choir, Terrace Tribune, Daisy Chain, Silver Circle Girl Reserve, Jun- ior Prom, Junior and Senior Executive Committees, T. O. P., Swimming Team, Astronomy and Glee Clubs. GERTRUDE BoNczYlc 1644 Avenue B This 'world is fweightyg Her smiles lighten it. Silver Circle Girl Reserve, Glee Club, T. O. P., Costume Com- mittee, Daisy Chain. MARcxA LYNE'I'I'E BOND 1685 Oneida Street Patience and dependability are among her many vir- tues. Silver Circle Girl Reserve, Ass't H. R. Rep., Treasurer, French Club, a Capella Choir, Drama- tic, Art and Glee Clubs. MARJORIE HELEN BRANDHORST 1061 Glenwood Boulevard To a young heart every- thing is fun. ' Silver Circle Girl Reserve, H. R. Treasurer. PEGGY Bmocs 642 Nott Street Sophistication and wit,-a delightful combination. H. R Rep. 2 yrs., Student Coun- cil, Silver Circle Girl Reserve ftreasurerj, Secretary and Vice President of class, Junior Prom Committee, Daisy Chain. Joyce MARTHA BROWN 1437 Rugby Road Her music makes her world go round. Glee Club NORMA MILDRED BROWN 1455 Garner Avenue Her eyes and face radiate sweetness. Silver Circle Girl Reserve, French, Dramatics, and Glee clubs, Class Play Committee. ROBERT F. BRowN, JR, A Stop 22, Albany Road Silence is Golden but Speech is Silver. Bsrrv L. BROWNELL 902 Bedford Road Glass of Fashion Chairman, T. O. P. Properties Committee, Nurse's Ass't. EDWARD WILLIAM BRZEZINSKI 599 Hamilton Street After all, pleasure is the fondness of the heart.