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

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Editorial Trio of the Yearbook WigL'?TG-Q-N Marie, Sandra, and Vicki blew the fuses in their office with the added and necessary heat, light and work. In the Following Pages They INTRODUCE the BOOK with a lribufe to the unique feafzzre of the school year, 1957-'58, the achievement of the project, Foreign Sfzalezzt Exvhafzge, and a .falule to ,flue Board of Edaraliorz for the progress of the neu' high rrlaool. 7 MARIE HOPPMANN ., .. , ., . Layouz SANDRA PENICHTER ..,i,, .,ee .ei,e...iie.,. c 0 py VICKI PROSCHEI. . ,.,,,,. ....,.. P laolagmpby The core of a small but rugged staff, these three holed up in 201 before school, during the noon hour and in their free periods. As their most valuable worker, they name As- sistant Editor, Cynthia Wickes, who was com- petent in any part of the job. Mary Greene assisted with the senior interviews, Michalene Lewis gathered club copy in the fall term, and Barbara Bradley, Business Manager, was doubly useful as an editorial assistant. Outstanding apprentice head-work and leg- work is credited to John Callahan, Nancy Vos- burgh, Dick Augusta, and Evelyn Lunge. Barbara Bradley and Marie Hoppmann stop on Fifth Avenue in front of St. Patricks Cathedral, New York, during their stay at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conference in Octo- ber of '57.

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ln their Scotia home, Mrs. U'Ne.ll antl Tom enjoy Difzvyr fo Rr'1r1m1l1w'. THE WESTERN GATEWAY BRIDGE From Western Europe to Scotia This school year has been special because of the success of Operation 6i0, the all school project sponsored by Student Council that brought Thomas Knolce to Scotia-Glenville High. Tom was born in Hannover, Germany on November 26, 1940. He has lived there all his life except for three years cluring the war. Tom's high school in Hannover, the Leibnizschule, has l,4O0 boys and eleven girls. 43,3 ' P13 2, mis as 'IP . . K, , f'3f tax. . 'figs-3.931 :Pi ui- i . .f.f'r'. sw- , iygz, A '-U, .s 'xi 'ff Q s