Scotia Glenville High School - Acropolis Yearbook (Scotia, NY)

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KATHERINE GARDNER Office Assisfanf 4. l hafe nobody: l am in charify wifh 'lhe world. IRENE GOLDEN Anyfhing for a quiel life! W Jf K 4 KATHERINE A. GRAHAM Chorus 2, 3, 4: Secrefary-Treasurer French Club 4: Typisf Acropolis 4. Honor and shame from no condi- lion rise. Acf well your perl: lhere all lhe honor lies. f6g,E12.Wfl ,- gilb- fiv' 1 BERNARD GREULICK Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Vice-Prasidenl' Home Room 2, 37 Assislanf Manager Bashar- ball 2: Afhlelic Edilor Acropolis 4. None buf himself can be his pa- rallel. GOUGH GRIMES Presideni' Home Room 2, 33 Senafe 2. 33 Chairman Pin and Ring Com- mlffee 3: Assislanf Ecli+or Acropolis 4: Hi-Y 4: Secrelary Laiin Club 2: Vice-Presidenl Senior Class 4: Junior Prom Commiffae 3. The secrol of success as constancy of purpose. MARJORIE HAIDEN Treasurer Commercial Club 3: Chorus 4: Assisfanl Manager Girls' Basketball 4. Good nature is worlh more fhan knowledge. WALLACE HARTMAN Confenr to follow when we lead lhe way. ll I .,c ,i fs. ., , DOROTHY M. HASSELBACH She fha? hafh a careful 'tongue lcnowelh peace. GRACE HAVERLY Office Assisianl 4. l-lang sorrow: and fherelore le+'s be merry. JAMES HEENAN Young fellows will be young fel- lows.

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FRED DE CROSTO Acropolis Home Room Represen- fefive 3. Whal I have been faughf I have forgoflen: Whal I lrnow I have guessed. ROBERT DE GRAFF Orcheslra 2. 3, 4: Secrelary-Treav urer Larin Club 2: Presidenf Lafin Club 3: Traci 3: Senafe 3: Foolball 4. The man wifh a cheerful disposi- fion doubles his power. MILDRED ELIZABETH DELANO Hi-Times Deparfmenlal Edifor 3: Hi-Timex Reporfer 4: Chorus 3. l love lo dance af close of day. Till ledious hours are danced away. PATSY DENEFRIO A Cappella Choir 3, 4. Come wha? come may, Time and The hour run Through lhe roughesl day. EMILY EM ERSON Vice-Presidenf Senale 4: Presidenf Blue Triangle 4: Secretary-Treasurer Lelin Club 3: Chairman Junior Prom Cornmilfee 3: Orchesfra 2, 3, 4: Dance Orchesira 2. 3: Office Assisi- anf 2: Nafionel Honor Sociely 3, 4: Senior Play 4. who lhinlrs himself lhe leasl' so. ' The wlsesf person is generally BERNICE ESMANN Slafe Commercial Conletl' 2: A Cappella Choir 3: Nefional Honor Sociely 3, 4: Senafe 4: Edilor-in-Chief Acropolis 4. Things done well and wifh a care. exempf themselves from fear. EDNA FISHER Office Assixfenf 4. There's a liflle bil of mischief in every good Iillle girl. all BENJAMIN D. FOOT Hi-Y 3. 4: Vice-Presidenf Home Room 4. To quesfion is fo learn. ARTHUR LOUIS FRAZAK Sfage Manager Senior Play 4. They also serve who only sland and wail. FENTON FULLER Presiclenl Hislory Club 3: Senale 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Hi-Times Sfaff 4: Business Manager Acropolis 4. Sober as a iudge buf a iolly good fellow.

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JAMES HEMSTREET Vice-Presidenf Lefin Club 3: Hi-Y 4. He Iunows wha+'s whaf: and +ha+'s as high As meiaphysic wif can fly. NINA BELLE HERZOG Chorus 3. 4: A Cappella Choir 3. 4: Varsify Baslefbell 4. Hence babbling dreams-you Ihreafen here in vain. DALLAS HILDERBRAND A Cappella Choir 3. 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4. Our happiness in this world de- pends on fhe affections we are enabled To inspire. PHILIP T. HILL Hi-Y 3, 4: Presideni German Club 4: Acropolis Home Room Repre- senlefive 4: Hi-Times Home Room Represenfalive 4: National Honor Sociefy 4. The words of wise men are heard in quiet JOHN HOFFMAN Hari, fhe world so loud And lhey, ihe movers of The world, so s1ill. '43, 'Q ,s. A r -'?' N.. -,,. -..I WILLIAM HUGERICH I dare do all fha? may become a man. DOROTHY INGALLS Treasurer Commercial Club 3. This maiden she lived wifh no ofher ihoughi Than fo love and be loved by me. JOSEPH JABLONSKI The spirit indeed is willing. but Ihe flesh is weak. HELEN F. JOHNSTON To be of service rafher Than fc be conspicuous. ANNE JONES Senior Play 4. A merry hearl' doefh good like a medicine. A