Olean High School - Congress Yearbook (Olean, NY)

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EAN HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Szzperirzlezzdenl ............... ....4... W illiam C. Greenawalt Principal High School ..... ........... H erbert L. Sackett Vice Prifzcipal .................... ......... M . Wesley Smith Secretary to Mr. Sarkett ........ ......... L aura Prosser TEACHERS LISTED BY DEPARTMENTS ART Anna Ball COMMERCIAL Edith Bass Doris Butler Thelma Everleth Ethel Q. Kershner Caroline G. Larkin Elizabeth Mitchell, Head ENGLISH Dorothy Atkins M. Elizabeth Baldwin Bertha Bear PHYSICAL TRAINING Francis Frey Naomi Webster SCIENCE Lulu Hill Katherine M. Karl Ethel McDowell M. Wesley Smith .- FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mary Downey Helen Ehman Lois D. Farwell Gertrude Oliver Mary A. Casey Mary Pratt Mary Downey Mary C. Driscoll HOME ECONMICS Margaret Hannon f-pladvvww-1 Maybelle Curtiss Lotta B. Hobart, Head Caroline Percival Margaret Sabatino Ruth C. Zuber LIBRARY Helena F. Schleich MATHEMATICS Violet Cowell Marion Foote Hortense A. Keller Beatrice H. Scott Norman Utecht Mabel E. Wilson Donald Wittenburg MUSIC Charlotte Roberts, Superifiror Gladys Robertson Joyce Dudley Irene Sergeant Jessie M. Wall, Director INDUSTRIAL ARTS Donald M. Keagle, Saperviror Christopher O'Toole Howard Wands SOCIAL STUDIES Dorothy Coburn Ida Gould Arlouine Hall Mary S. Hannigan Catherine McMahon Jennie R. Wombough, Head GUIDANCE Elizabeth Herzog Lotta B. Hobart C O N G R E S S ' 1 9- 3 5 Twenty-one

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OLD AND NEW Last year when autumn sun was smiling through Our stately campus trees, for very blissg Its ruddy hues in evening splendor fell Upon an old and lordly edifice. This year when summer shadows 'gin to play, Thy site will boast no beaming western wallg N0 more will thy doomed spires rise on high- Gone are thy towers in destruction all. Next year perhaps when winter winds do blow, If you should chance to pass along that wayg Another standing in its place you'll find- More novel and more suited to our day Imposing though its visage well may be And fitted more to every modern needg In some tomorrow when our eyes are dim, Another will this structure supersede. RUTH C. ZUBER OLD OLEAN HIGH SCHOOL Wet cobwebs shineg wet plaster reeks In the dying ruin. An old school soaking in the rain, Soaking in dreams . . . of youth . . . strength . . . of rampant joy. The old school sees more than death It sees the future: of Its children: living, growing, loving. It knows it will live on In memories. WINONA HASELOFF C O N G R E S S ' 1 9 3 5 Twenty-two