Clarkson University - Clarksonian Yearbook (Potsdam, NY)

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MISS MARY ALICE AUSTIN Girls' Vice-Principal EIGHBORS, national and in- ternational, are precious and needed, as world peace rests upon international sympathy and understanding. The World looks to the young men and women in the public schools and colleges to develop this spirit of sympathy, trust and understanding. May you have a true, loyal, courageous heart in these stren- uous days. R. M. WESTOVER ORLD RELATIONS spring from the attitudes of in- dividuals. World friend- ship, therefore, can exist only as individuals in large numbers throughout the world continu- ally express attitudes of love, forbearance, mutual understand- ing, and self-control. The old ad- age, ult takes two to make a quarrel, still holds true. If all of us will maintain friendliness to- ward those Whom We contact, we shall do our partn truly in the promotion of World friendship. MARY ALICE AUSTIN R. M. WESTOVER Boys' Vice-Principal

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mf! jgii. ,1 ef fr rf- I g - K. L. STOCKTON, Prlnclpal LASS OF 1934: Your dedication of this annual to the ideal of World Friendship is both appropriate and signiflcantg appro- priate in that it reflects the cherished hopes of the masses of mankind throughout the centuries, significant in that it lends emphasis to the youth movement of today which has as an ideal the adjusting, by reason rather than by force, of mis- understandings between peoples and nations. War is man- kindis greatest enemy and the world's greatest curse. To eliminate war from the ajairs of men is one of the pressing needs of the age in which you live. Your life is cast in the most challenging period of all history because it marl-cs a new era, an era built upon world friendship through an under- standing and appreciation of the heritage, customs and ideals of other peoples. I congratulate you on your day of oppor- tunity, and bespealc for each of you a worthy contribution of service to your fellow men. K. L. STOCKTON 11

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FACULTY OF HUNTINGTON PARK HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION KARP LEONARD STOCKTON, Principal MARY ALICE AUSTIN, Girls' Vice- Principal RAYMOND MILLER WESTOVER, Boys' Vice-Principal MELDRIM FRANCIS BURRILL, Acting Registrar EVA RITCHIE, Counselor COM M ERCIAL JOHN FREDERICK MAYES, Head CARL CADY BARRY MARGARET RUTH ENLOW LOTTIE FRANCIS FEELEY BERYL M. HUEBENER MARY G. SCHULKIND JACKSON F. IONA J URDEN LORD S. RUBY ATEN RAY MERTON HOBSON TUTTLE ENGLISH GEO. W. CULBERTSON, Head LUCILLE SILVER BICKLEY TMELDRIM FRANCIS BURRILL IRENE E. CHAPMAN FLORENCE M. GREGG CURREY MILDRED REES CUTRIGHT :LJANE MARGARET ELLINGSON ALFRED HOLM-KENNEDY VERA PRIDE HORST SARAH LAMME MERLE LEE MCGINNIS MARY ANNE MOORE GRACE ELLEN NICHOLS TCARLA LOUISE ROEWEKAMP NUVART ESTHER SAFARJIAN IMELBA FRANCES SANDERS DELLA MARION SLOAN GRACE A. WILLETT FINE ARTS ELISABETH GLEASON, Chairman BERTHA H. HEISE MIRIAM THOMAS MCCRARY