Albany High School - Prisms Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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g G .el R X If T J X D nga' 'li'lL'l'lIfj'-ffllll' ALICIC I9'l'RRIlR RICCURIII Alpha, A. A, Ray, ray, Alpha, Alpha! And there we see Alice. Yes, Alice is always on the job. Hasn't she pretty eyes? M-m--m. RI l'lI MARION CADE ' Racoknt 'lxheta Sigma, First junior Editor, Record! ing Secretary, Girls' Day Play, A. A. Little? Gracious, yes, but - - - Uh! Such an arn- bitious person! NVith her smiling blue eyes and rosy cheeks, she wins friends wherever she goes. Ruth is hay- ing her fling in the social world and is progressing ref markably well. Remember the day the Senior girls re- turned to childhood, and Ruth had a saucy ribbon perched over her left ear? And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, 'l'hat one small head could carry all she knew. HICNRY UALLIICX, jR. RECORD: Philologia: Humorous Editor, Cherry and Cream: A. A. Hank, another Glavin-bred mathematician, says, XVhen I and mathematics disagree, mathematics is wrong. Since they never disagree, Henr and mathe- matics make zi pleasant Combination. Henry is an interested admirer oflthe fairer sex, but is still playing cautious, That comes from his mathematical intinct. AR'l'Hl'R ll. tilLC'HRIS'1' RECURDZ Logiag Senior Track Team, A. A. 'l'his Arty is certainly an all around peach, the berries, as it were. He's not only good in his studies, but also in athletics. He helped us win the track meet by his spectacular running and we're certainly proud of him. Often in a wooden house. a golden room we find.

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MARY JOSEPHINE FREEMAN RECORD: Theta Sigmag Year Book Committee: A. A. For 'Alou there is lying in wait a happy life. Surely :tnyone with her wonderful disposition and splendid per- severance will be justly rewarded. lf some of our teach- ers only knew how many duplicates or semi-duplicates of ,lo's work they receive! Somewhere there waiteth in this world a reward for every soul. ELLEN LYNN FRINKS Rscokn: Sigmag Certiiicate in Shorthand. Ellen is the other member of the almost Frinks twins. She and her sister are so much alike that what you say of one, applies also to the other. They are two quiet studious girls, always doing their school work right on time. Be good sweet maid Let those who will he clever. JEAN P. FRINKS RECORD: Sigmag Certificate in Shorthand. jean is one of the stars of the Commercial Department, where she has spent four years of hard work. jean is one of the quietest little girls in the Senior Class. You never see her around school without sister Ellen. They are pretty good pals! RAYMOND FIFRHMAN RECORD: A. A.g Doxia. Doesn't he look quiet and sedate? XYell, indeed, in this case, looks are true, He still holds to the old axiom, Children should he seen and not heard. As meek as Mary's little lamb. CARL T AND GRAY l a z l l S s i Page Twenfy-three l

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MAXXVELL GITELSUN REcoRo: bl. L. C.: French Play, '21, Year Book Com- mittee, 'l'raH'ic Squad, Farm 'Cadets, '1X. A. H. S. has never see11 the like! Shades of Aristotle, Socrates, and Cicero! Hie thee hence, false philosophers, the first and only true interpreter of the universe is in ou1' midst, with strictly fresh ideas o11 women, politcs, and hlllllllll nature always on hand. ' . - . 'A He reads much, Is a great observer, Looks quite through the deeds of men. ANNA M. C. GRAMSDURFF RECORD: Orchestra. Little Ann is quite a worker and it's the wonder of old High how she can study so unceasingly. But work isn't Ann's only speciality. How about her little Fiddle? To tell the truth, the orchestra would be quite lost without Ann's contribution to it. Music hath its charm. EDN.-X NIARIIC GREIQXIQ- Riscokoz Theta Sigma, junior Marshal, A. A. Iizlna Greene, Oh, Edna Green, Is the nicest girl, we've ever seen. Don't you think she's sweet? That's what most people say after they have met her. 'I'hat's the way we feel about it. Une never sees lidna alone. As for her dancing, well, ask the boys. Shes a regular girl, RUSSELL L. GREEXMAN RECORD! Logia, Pres., Vice-Pres., Critic, Boys' Day r Com., ,I9, '20, '21, Boys' Day Debate, '21, Chairman, Rules Com., Chairman, Dance Committee, Senior Class, 2d Asst. Business Manager, Garnet Zlllil Gray, '18, Editor-in-Chief, Garnet and Gray, '21, Captain, school debating team, '21, Alternate, Hamilton Speak- ing Contest, Christmas Public, '21, Hrst honorable 1nenton, Physic prize, '20, Sergeant, Co. A, S. M. T. C., Editor, Cherry lilld Cream, '2I, '1'ral'hc Squad, A. A., Representative, Colgate Iixtemporaneous Speaking Contest, Class Day Speaker. After years of dispelling Clouds of strife and turmoil, we still find our dear little Russell with his rosy cheeks and infantile smile, steering the good ship '21 on, ever on. Cnlike the retired genius, the source of the inspiration of his deeds has often been Youth's animate beauties. fl .I R N lu' 'I' ,I N D ll R ,Ji Pfzyr' 7 ZL't'I1fj'-fl-Tl'