Estee Junior High School - Yearbook (Gloversville, NY)

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'. ff? Q rs o is V Estee Year Book 17119 ,Cast word in School .92ews .rwif M we :,.-up 2121 Q19f?'+.j -sw A ami' Edited by Members of the 9A Class Estee Junior High School, Gloversville, N. Y. Price, Fifty Cents I. V KX. 'fwsrr EERE h w VOLUME VII JUNE, 1935 A NUMBER Two EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ....... ...,...................................,...................... ......... S h irley M. Abbott Art ...................,........ . ........ Carl R. Armstrong Assistant ........ ........................ F rank Vetro Literature ......... ........... E lizabeth Williams Assistant ................ .......... D orothy Huckans Boys' Sports ........ ....................... B artle Avery Girls' Sports ........ ....... .... .. ..................... M a ry Gifford Organizations ...... ............... ., ,.,......Bernice E. Neivert Proof Reader ....... ........ . ,....i..,.: .... .,.':....JVl1ildred ,Argersinger Assistant ............... ........ - ............... ....... .. . .. ....... ....... A .... .M arion Visconti Head Typist .........................................................,....................., . ......,.................................... Hazel Stewart Assistants Elaine Dorey, Fannie Tramontano, Mildred Argersinger, Elizabeth Williams BUSINESS BOARD Manager .........................................................................,.......................................................... Shirley Davis Members of Board Dorothy Sutliff, Jane Broadbent, Jean Tibbetts, Barbara Hine, Winifred Webster, Estelle Citronberg ADVISERS Editorial Staff ........ ...,,..,..................... ......... E s ther Amos Business Board ..... ....... B ess Porter '31,

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t '- x ESTEE QEAR 'Q 4 Boorc Ranch Comments THE VIRGINIAN Tall, dark and handsome! ls it any wonder the pupils of 9A chose The Virginian as the theme for the Year Book? The story was written by Owen Wister who takes a part in the book, an unusual thing for an author to do. Last term we studied as our novel, Owen Wister's Virginian . lt is a story of Western. life on a ranch in Wyoming, in which The Virginian is the principal character. - Some of the other characters are Molly Stark Wood, who falls in love with the Virginian: Shorty, a cowhand working under the Virginian until Trampas, a rustler, who is shot by the Virginian, gets Shorty to come with him, telling him he will earn more money. judge Henry owns the ranch of which the Virginian is foreman. ' The story deals with a young woman who goes West to become a teacher. ' lt is here that she falls in love with the Virginian and after braving many difficulties they become married. The story, in turn, is tragic, humorous, exciting and realistic. To carry the idea further the 9A officers and Year Book staff pictures were taken in cowboy outfits, and some on a horse.