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

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SERVICE TRIBUTE LE GRANDE WOODMAN N. T. H. S., I939-4I CITATION Pharmacisl Male Eirsl Class U. S. Navy Awarded The Purple HearI by acl of Conqress for wounds received in aclion. These sons of Noll Terrace who in Ihe perlorrnanfe of Ihe hiqhesl duly or' rilizenship and in devoliori lo lolry ideals, qave Iheir lives in Ihe service ol Iheir counlry. LI. Viberl Fryer, N. T, H, S., l929 37. U. S. Army. Killed in acIion New Guinea, Drirambf-r 29, I942, Eirsf Class Radio Cperalor Joseph Karroll, N.T.H.S., I9fll-33. U. S. Navy, Killed in ac'Iion Balaan, June 5, I942. Commander Wadsworlh C. Troiowslri, S. H. S., ICPIV. Denlal Corps, U. S. Navy. Killed in aclionw on U,S.S. Lexinqlon, May 28, l94?. Second Class Seaman Courrland Sali. N.T. H. S., I9-II. U. S. Navy. Missing in ac'Iion December II, I942. Eugene Fay, N.T. H.S., I939. U. S. Merrhanl Marines l.osI al Sea. ARMY Class of Jun Calallamo. John Chapin, William Douqlass, Burleigh Dunn, Richard Eurlani, Valenlino lsqro, Carmen Kaczmaeczylc, Sfanley e '43 Lomasney, Thomas Lonqobardi, William Mare, Joseph Riddlrrvold, Edmund Schillinq, Roberl Solarslci, Slanley Tanis, Earle Class of Jan. '44 Badalucco, John Baplisle, Roberl Davis, William Giner. Frederick Pulaslci, Leonard Sideris, Conslanline Snell, Earl Vendilli, Fred NAVY Calalano, John Cichy, James Demlcowslri, Raymond W, Di Cresce, Frank Gibson, Edward Lipinslci, John Keller, Clyde Knierim, Merle Woodman, Clinlon Caiazzo. Pasquale Duci, Salvalore Faulkner, Roberl Frazier, Le Roy Jewell, Charles Leo, Arnold lvlfGralh,l'luf1h COAST GUARD Class of June '43 Class of Jan. '44 Noble, John Bennell, Richard Poersch, Maflhias P. MARINES Class of June '43 Dennebaum, James Med:-i, John Gallaqher, James MERCHANT MARINES Class of June '43 Rasher, Charles

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MISS MILDRED L. NOTTINGHAM The TacuITy oT NOTT Terrace I-Iigh School wish To pay TribuTe To one oT Their number who has recenTIy passed away. Mildred NoTTingham's conTribuTion To The scholarship oT The school, her keen inTeresT in Teach- ing, and her lovable personaIiTy will long be remembered by her asso- ciaTes. To her, The siqniTicanT phase oT Teaching was The child, himseIT, aI- Though she loved and inspired in her sTudenTs a lively Tondness Tor LaTin cuITure. IT was The sTudenT. himseIT, his diTTicuITies, his misTorTunes, his aspiraTions, ThaT claimed her whole-hearTed and devoTed inTeresT. Many a ciTizen oT SchenecTady owes much To her counsel, and assisTance. Her fellow-Teachers and many Triends will miss her vivaciTy, her warm sympaThy wiTh people and organizaTions needing help, her sense oT humor, and all Those inTangibIes which made Miss NoTTingham a per- son noT easily TorgoTTen.

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L. S. MICHAEL W Principal. Educalion is an esseniial indusiry in ihe winning of +he war and The achievemenf of lasfing peace. Educalional resources have been mobolized +0 confribule 'ro lhis obiecfive. Our vicfory requires skill and cour- age in baffle, efficiency in producfion, compeience in volunreer service, and a will ro win, based upon a defer- minalion for a befier world in The fulure. I+ demands an educalional program Thai seeks 'io develop +hese gualilies in youfh. Noir Terrace l-ligh School is dislrincfly proud of fhe war services of Hs alumni, faculfy and sfudenfs. The Terracian Sjraif is commended for rhe preparafion of 'rhis impressive record of The warfime acfivilies and achievemenis of 'rhe school.