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

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YEARBOOK BQARD Advisor-Mrs. Elizabeth K. Furnside Advertising-Mr. William Dunstan Mr. Edward Sherley Circulation-Mr. Martin Reynolds Art-Miss Frances McNeily Group Lists-Miss Helen Chesky Group Pictures and Snapshots- Mr. Harold Rowe 4-A Pictures-Mr. Edward Sheridan 4B Pictures-Mr. Samuel Thompson 4A Activities and Quotations- Miss Ada Carpenter Miss Ruth Shepard 4B Activities-Mrs. Isabel Peters 4B Quotations-Mrs. Helen Broderson 4-A History -Miss Bertha Agard 4B History-Mrs. Elizabeth Furnside Co-Edit0rs- Charlotte Willey Shirley Jennings 4A History-Constance Maxwell Elizabeth Scott 4B History-The Flax Twins 4-A Prophecy-Kenneth Davis Wendell Cady 4B Prophecy-Elinor Walsh 4A Will-Melva Wiedemann Herman Vener 4B Will-Wallace McFarland 4A Poem-Margaret Pearse 4B Poem-Lois Sager 4B Song-Lillian WVark 4A Quotations and Activities-Elsie Ferber Arthur Clifford 4B Quotations-Betty jane Dull 4B Activities-George McChesney Art Work-Richard Weber Group Lists-Gloria Cammarota 4A Pictures--Christine Crosby 4B Pictures-Elinor Walsh Group Pictures-Howard Closson Snapshots-Reed Caughey Co-Advertising Managers-Elaine Greene William Wilkin Typist-Catherine Bleser

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0I'6WOV Should you ask us whence these stories, Whence these legends and traditions, With the echo of the schoolroom, With the shouting for a touchdown, With the young braves' great achievements, With the lilting song of maidens, We should answer, we should tell you: From the forest and the lowland, From the river of the Great Father, From the land of mighty Mohawks, From the plains of Schau-naugh-ta-da. VVe'll relate the mighty changes Since the days of good Mandamin, Since the days no more remembered. Buried is the bloody tomahawk, Buried are the warlike weapons, Lost in echoes are the war cries Of the mighty tribe of Mohawks, And round the little village ravaged Has been drawn the magic circle By the footprints of our fathers. Counting back the years two hundred While the wise men sat in council, While the calumet, the Peace-Pipe, Passed among them for their smoking, Up there rose the wisest of them, Told them of a strange, clear vision Of a building larger than their wigwams, ln which maids and young braves gathered To he taught by Gitche Manito All the lnre of magic learning. So we link the past with present And recount for you our story. You who love the touch of romance, Love the legends of our people,- All too faint amid the shadows- Let these annals wake your memories, Make you proud of our traditions. E. K. F. av

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FACULTY First Row-Miss McWade, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Furnside, Miss Truax, Mis. Laurence, Miss Hoskins, Mr. Holiman, Mr. Gray, Miss Edwards, Miss Nottingham, Mrs. Weeks, Miss Lewis, Miss Silvernail, Mrs. Norvell. Second Rofw-Miss Kerley, Miss Hurst, -Miss VanWormer, Miss Castleman, Miss Wise, Mrs. Reynolds, Miss Carpenter, Miss Shepard, Miss J. Olin, Miss McNeily, Mrs. Reichert. Third Row-Mrs. Holton, Miss MacMaster, Mrs. Peters, Miss Agard, Miss Vivian, Miss Posson, Mr. Rowe, Miss Quigley, Miss Brownell, Mr. Glover. Fourth Row-Miss Stafford, Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. Martin, Mr. Hedebal, Miss Clement, Mr. Sheridan, Mrs. MacRae, Mr. Osborne, Mr. Reynolds, Miss Hanigan, Mr. Foster, Mr. Christensen, Mr. Bird, Mr. Wheeler. Fifth Row-Mr. Schenck, Mr. Duffy, Mr. Underhill, Mr. Dunstan, Mr. Clark, Mr. Sherley, Mr. Santore. Sixth Row-Mr. Eddy, Mr. Meade, Mr. Thompson.