Ellenville High School - Shawangan Yearbook (Ellenville, NY)

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SAL L ASTIC I IONI1. flllllilff was a member nfl an Army band ln World War I and IS a master of all m struments He tonducted for some mme the Albanv Symphonic Orchestra and, prevxously a. swmg band Hxs chlet' phxlosophy IS that Honesty IS the best policy PAI L DROsT tsoclal studlesj has led an mterestlng and mstructlve llfe Born m Germany he came to the States at thc nge of three tnd has traxeled nn Japan Lhmt and India While studymg outstandxng reformers of the Fist hc V1Slt8d both Ghandl and Tagore FRANCES DL BOIS fmathematlcsj states her phllofsophy as Hard work IS good for one Her greatest dllemma was xx hen she lost her way ln Canada and was compelled to stay m a Small French Canadlan hotel amid much gestlculatmg wlth the proprletor who spoke only French HARO' IJ Plflil L 'SON mm NUDtIVlSlllg punclpal of Chester Hlgh School xx is 1 member of the Ellenulle Hlgh Stlllitkl fuulty for tux we-'trs lll the cap ultv of teaclmer of smnl studles H lc ft I' H S ln Now lk hlle attending Ncva Bork lollege fox Te tchers he lvl? to utcpt his new dutlt-1 IS pfllltl 'xlwe NI1l1t'1r3 School and Wood helped to slut the college tennl rldge Hlgh School Mr Iferguson s firmly motto and gulfllllg plulosophx 1 Ifxom bttter llllI'lgS cin derlved good thmgs Beslcles apprecutmg Vhnston t hurchxll s foresight he enJoys muslcal comedles as well as flshlng huntlng contratt brldge and current exents ESTHFR FOX flanguftgej ls a nttlve of Penn Yan New Xork in the Fmger Lake reglon She was flrst lmprcsse d wmth the Prcnch language durlng World Xvar l when she encountered '1 group of French ll to help the sale of wax bonds soldlers who were pttsslng through her xx age VICTORIA C Xf L tsclencel was once rescued by a prtson cham gang Whl16 teachmg at Xalle CTUCIS m North laxolma 1 heaxy snowfall confmed the entlre school for four days with help fmally comlng IH NI ss Gage a graduate of Cornell LIIIXQFSIIY has traveled the form of the snovs plow and chain gang 1 vudely tn tl1e Imted States RAX NIONIJ MPTNIAN tshopl came to Lllenxllle from Syrtcuse He strongly beheves that tt IS perform ance which count'-. tnd he teaches hls students that lt 15 vshat you do not what you mean to do that brmgs results 1 1 . . 1 -, ,. . , - . . , t, . , . , . , . 4 - , , . ' . , - .1 . ' 1 - . f U A , ' ' , v ' H . ' - an F ' ' - : fa ' 2 ' S ' ' , T ' 1, ' . ' . ' ' ' 1 ' ' , az , , 2 ' ' . v 1 v ' 1 1 ' 1 u I It , . . c . ., 'Z I K X, ' : A' ' ' S- , 'z s . r f ' 1 ' j K 3 . Q ' A '. 1 -' , . - s -1 r e - f.. . S. A .' '- ember, S I. A ' I ' ' If ' -'pal. ' ' . - ' .' 1 ' ' ' T V ' 1 2 5, .3 1 ' ' 'S team. Later' he taught at Mohegan I.. ' . ' ' . ' S 1 ' - ' V ' J' . . ' 3 z ' , ' ' ' ' .' 's ' ' s 'z be ,. , . . , . , ' ' , ' , 1 ' - . ' .:. , ' I K ' . 1 z ' . , .' ' ' , ' ' , , ' ' ' 1 1 . ' ' , : 1 ' . ' v r .,' . .. . ., - ' 1 ' V ' ' V ' ' . U J . , . . , , . 1 1 ' Y 2 . - V L. V 1 ' I ' I 1 . vs -' ' I ' ' S r - A l Q ' , K ' ' r ' , , . Y . . 1 , , 1 ,e 1 , . . . - A - - . . I I l , . . .,.. ., . v ' l 1 v r . 1 ' 1 1 1 ' '1 U v Y' U 'V .,, . . , . . . ,

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YNAI L Ml STRFX Bl L HTIJDIIISSS and knowledge lre gllned by vleztlwe endeavor 'Nlr Strevell supervlslng prlntlpal of Ellenwllle Hlgh School states and adds that he llkes clear thlnklng and slmple QXDFGSSIOH Mr Strevell enJoys llterature and lb lnterested ln psychology In llne wlth hls llterary lnterests he wls buslness manager of hls hlgh school year book and of hls college humol magazine Whlle worklng hls way through the lNew York State College for Teachers he wrote several artlcles for magazlnes Mr Strexell says that he has noticed a deflnlte lmprowement m scholar shlp ln the Lllenxllle Hlgh School ln the past ten ye'1rs Among the materlal improvements durlng thls perlod the most outstanding was the constructlon of the annex to the school bulldlng He can lelnember when assemblles were held ln the Shadowlmd Theater and study halls ln the corrldors of the old bulldlng ORVILLE P BATES Lleutenant Orvllle P Bates formerly Vlce PIIHCIDHI Bates of Ellenvllle Hlgh School entered the navy ln Nlovember 1942 Lt Bates had been a member of the E H S faculty for ten years and plans to resume hls teachmg career after the war Whlle attendlng Colgate Lnlwerslty and Yew York State College for Teachers ne partlclpated ln base ball and basketball Before tomlng to Ellenvllle Lt Bates taught at Roxbury New York He IS fond of good food and admlres perserverance good sportsmanshlp and flghtlng Splflt Lt Bates dlscusslng educatlon shud I thlnk It IS WISE to stay ln hlgh school and get a better educatlon to be u e ful durlng and after the war DOROTHX AXERS fmubltl enJoys collectlng poetry Her most thrllllng moment occurled when she sang Wllh '1 group at Larnegle Hall Her phllosophy of llfe she slys 18 explessed ln the verse Three lowely thlngs llfe glves to me whatuel else fnte sends Nly heart IS fllled wlth gritltude for DIUSIL books and frlends JOHIN BR-XLN fstlencel whose hobby lb flshlng dlsllkes demflgogues dlttators and poor sportsmanshlp Although hls early ambltlon was to play magor league baseball he plans to conflnue teachmg slnce he llkes young people MARX BRUDBILC lx fspeethj may usually be found ldolned wltll scrltthes and brulses as a result of her llust hfbby skllng Asked her motto she explalned If there IS any I follow lt lb Shakespeares To lhlne on n self be true N , Y 1. -- 4 1 Q s '4 44 H - .. V ' , .- ,. -. -- . .le . . 4 , l . , . ' l' ,.' . 1 ' ' . ', 2 - 1 , . .- 1 .. , . , - l A , K . , is , . v , . . ' , - 1 . . 1 - , , - ' , l , . . 1 . . . l , - ,. 1 - y . l . . , . . . 1. U . . . V. . . ' , 4-- . , 1 , .J A H r v ' . ' , - ' , . . , , . . , .4 . ,, - - - , ., -. . . .. - ..l. , 1 . , .1 , , ., . . . 1. -V X ,, ,v. , . , . m- v- - L , l 1 . . 4 , 1 l , , .v . -. '. ' '.' , V 'l ' l . . 1 , - A .K l , E Y - qw- . . . . . ,' .. . .. -. . , . , 1 l l , . . A -l v V, - 'v 1 . 1. -- 2 1. l ,. . . , , , , . , 1. H

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MARY GRFENI fhlstoryb has trfueled widely ln Furope ind '1ll parts of the I nlted States at one time llv Ing 'lmflflg the AYUCFIC 111 Inf1l'lIN The lllghllifhte- of her llfe haxe been ultnnselng the Qlgnlng of the pact 'mt Parle tttendmg sevluns of I3'1I'll8.lTl6Ilt and prtsentmg W oodrow VVllson wlth a bouquet ot' wlld daisies BETTY GENIE HICKEY 4EngllshJ says My llfe ao far has been one f'1icinatmg experlenre after another Although I enJoy tlasvltal music bmgraphles and qu'11nt reetaurants my regular occupations hawe af forded moat of my exutement Niles Hxckey has been at vtrxous times a newspaper Tel-T0!'t9T S9Cfet8I'y wutxesa and teacher of Englxsh MILDRED HOWPI I Qhome economlmj saye Yes I have never been to Yew York Clty I have traveled ln the South and West hut nfxer h lu I vt foot ln the lugest clty ln the world 'ihf huelv cstaped flooded Wllll ught feet of xx lttl VIX IAN JOHNSTON fSCl8I1l9, was horn ln -Xl1b1m1 and edutated at the I mvereltw bf Kentucky Al though teachmg Wlll occupy her tlme for the dul 3.t10ll she li anmous for peace ln the near future so that she may ftgam estubllsh a real home SADIE KAT7 f0ffl1ff SGCICKAFYJ had the moat thrxlllng moment of her llfe recently while watching a Flag Day I trade lt seemed to her that the whole mommunxty wus bound together and dominated by a single motxf a dEItlIl'1lIlltlOIl tlut the flag would always head our Illtllln ELIZABETH LAWRENCE illbrarlanb belleves ln the motto that The busxeet people are the happlest and one cannot always flnd happmess by lookmg for It Havlng traveled muvh IH Canada she has been greatly lmpressed by the Bay of Fundy whxeh produces the hlghest tldes ln the World MARY MANION! Chnguageb has the ftmbltlon of trying, to mxkt Lltm a mme understand tble suhjett mud mole apprecltted SC'lflShIlt3Qb Us what she most abhore b9fil.ll'wt ehe Q Ill t LIIIIIQINILLHCI a per-won s bemg greedy . . . ' ' ' . . . I s T ' J, ' - . 1 X .iz .4 H . . S V . Y Y V. RH. K, . . . . , 1 , ' Q 3 . ' ' ' ' - I 4 , H , . , S 1 . ' A 1 . ' 1 t 'x S' V ' ' K ' K v' w ' v - ' , E' . ' . 1 , z ' Q, , , 'a' ' I . . ' 1 , , , nn , , I . v ' 1 v . . l . ., ., , I , ' S 1 'n' 1' 2 .W ' 1' ' , . . X Z'1, 235. , disaster when, the day after sho left her former position for Ellenville, the Home Economies room was 2 1' f 2 ': Y v v , - , . , , , V - . , . I . . . I . .1 I , , , . - I . 1 , . , ., , , C, - -. .. ,, . . . , . A .3 ' Uh 1 A . . . ' 'z . . Q- . X ' 2 - ' :A , 4 ' ' ' , -' ' 1 ' z X . ' . ' ,. 1 ' . , . . . . ,, 1. V . . X H . . . . . ,, . . . , . , . I ' s . ' r z - z ' '- A ' : , s ' '. z