Albany High School - Prisms Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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,rf GJRNET AND Page Twenry-six VVALTIZR GROEBICR RECURD: Doxiag Typewriting prize, first, '19, 'zol A. A. 1XVaiter is quite a reticent boy, he doesn't confide in everybody. Besides VValt is a prize package. Some are very good prizes, but he has taken some prize honors too. A hard worker always, he ought to make a success in business. And still the wonder grew, how one small head MARY IQLLA HAND RECORD! Theta Alpha, French Club. hlary Ella was a late arrival, not joinng our ranks until '21, She was ll0t long a stranger, however, as we notice that she has added her name to Alpha's roll. Because of her mouse-like nature, Mary Ella says, XVell, l'd rather not. RUTH MARY IIANFURD Recoknz Theta Sigma. Billy is one of the easy-going Seniors, who never finds anything to worry about. She never fails to attend a dance or basket ball game, and like a sport turned out this year for basketball. VVork? Wve d'0n't know that she actually dislikes it, but we have no evidence that she simply adores it. VVYMAX HARDIZR RECORD: Logia, Corresponding Secy., Treas.g Chair- man, Boys' Day Dance Com., Easton Essay, second, A. A. It is thought that VVy' is a descendant of Aristotle himself. XVe are afraid that his dexterity with the African domino will some day bring him distress. He has been known to lose as much as fourteen cents in one evening. t'He wears his faith but as the fashion of his hat. ,.,.,

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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'

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VIVIEN ROSALIIZ HART Racolzn: Theta Sigma, Critic, '19 and '21, Girls' Day Com., 'zo and '21, Class Day Dance Com.: Year Book Corn.: French Clnhg French Play, '2I1 hills Day Hay, 21, ik. A.: l'rack Team, '2o. NVe all know that where V is concerned there is a lively time in store for ns. Because of her ever-rezltlv smile and pleasing personality, she is in Qreat demand on all occasions. ln UV we have a representative of France, too. Come, let us he joyfnlf MARY AGNES HEIQRAN RECORD: Theta Alphag A. A. Mary ' has such far accomplishments as tossing her head and dropping her eyes-picking them up again in time to make a killing impression. Oh! what a pal was Mary. .-XRTHVR j. HEIDRICK RECORD: Logiag A. A.g Senior Class Dance Com. This boy would make Cleopatra tnrn green with jealousy if she could see him do the latest terpsichorean movements in tune to our orchestra. Une can always de- pend on Hooks to he at the dawnee and show the girls all the latest steps and missteps. Do I hear music? Mark time! MAX' G. HIZPPINGER RECORD: Sigma, A. A. She doeth little kindnesses, Yvhich most leave undone, or despise, For naught that sets one's heart at ease, And giveth happiness or peace, ls love esteemed in her eyes. G rl R N li T ,J N D G R .J l Page 7l'ZUI'l1f-1'-.l't Z'4'7l