Ellenville High School - Shawangan Yearbook (Ellenville, NY)

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IXII NIURIUN Khlstlhly 1 1 rv nn o Xl 1 IN 5,11 e me throu I hut work Mlss Horton hls traxeltd through huxopt md the 1Nk'1l I tst lncl his mtt tha Duke of Vtlllllk-OX' forma Ising. lwlu trd VIII ADI'I MDF OTT tphwsu 11 edut 1110113 truly apprecmtts elasslcal musit: and drama Vhss Ott who has t1 utlezl uldtlx IH the I mted btites and Cfmadx looks forxxfud to 1 p rmanent peace after the war I-Rl D RORI RTS fphwslt xl mduc LUUIIJ rtc1lls as hls m st IIIUILNUIIP., txptrunu flsl 5., txlp says th tt ht xx 1ll ncxtr forget the spettu le of the northern lights thtt he sxw enroute Im glllllg., buk after the xvxr he says DOROTHY SANDERSOW tEng11shJbel1exes that her most thullmg moment wasnt llke Van Dykes she doesnt like f1'whlUg but wx as the honor of shfxltmg hands wxth PFQSld6Hf Coohdge when she was .ft sen lor m hlgzh school After spendmg elght weeks ln Europe ln 1935 she belleves that no Country IS as beautxful m 1ts entlrety as the Umted States ETHEL SEYMOUR tcommercmlj says that her motto ls I ow 'um not fallure is crxme Havmg trmveled through South Ame11c1 The West Indles Fanftda and the Lnxted States she beheves her most thrlllmg trlp was clxmbmg Mount Chltora ln New England LFONIORE SILVERMAIN Ccommerclalb was most highly lmpressed by the xsland of San Plerre It 19 a rotky desolate bxt of land and most of the people there seem to be poverty stucken she says, how exer thls trip was the hlghllght of my txperu nce ELLLW RIST tsthool nurseJ says that 'tht ptst year has been quxte unexentful vuth the usual number of cuts, brulses and headathes fmdlng thexr vmy to my 0fl'1fe However, she has found much to otcupy herself with hobbies, regular dutles and sexe! 11 trips te New Xork City SAI I I A' 'jj hell-vo:-1 lh: t. N tl' g 1' I't'Lll 'z ln- H i led X - tpt gl 1 'l ' . , Y . - . Y , -, . , Y- .. . 1 . . ' - f 1 1 , it u. . . zu X 1 x 5 , A1- ' I 'z . 4. I. 1. 'z fz ' ' 14 - .S -. . I I , ' . 2 't :. . 1, S 1' 1 e . AL ' +I +I S js' -: - 1: ' - -1 .' .s us ' A- ' f -' - '- '- an min f 400 miles into l':1n:ld:1. Ont- of three high sc-hool boys to take the trip, having' Sl5.00 1lITlUll1.f them, Conch s. 1 X -'? ' . s 'z - ' .- : sz . ' ' ' Y 1 ' , ., . , . 1 . A 4 4 , K ,- - L V - I , . - v ' 'S ' .1 -K L I -' -' ' ' y S Y K. , 3 - . . . . . Y . . 1 . V , . , . 1 ' . ' H - - - ' H - . , ,. ,, I . , . 1 1 , , 'ng ,. . . . 1 ' ' ,, ' ' ' , . 1 . . .4 4 - .. - J . . . , l W , . , ,L ., , .. - , . ' , 's ' '. .' ' ' 1 'I .

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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

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