Glens Falls High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Glens Falls, NY)

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be eiJ ann Mark J Vulmlislierl :annually by bl unc, 1920 the Senior Class of Glcn Glens Falls, New York EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Katharine XVest ASSOCIATIC EDIT! DRS S Falls High School, Price, SOC. llorolliy Hcustis Ruth Tcclforcl Arthur Van rN1'C1'lflOTlli Kzithzlrinc Marquette .Xlicc llcnoit Mario Hiclccy lflorcncc Tilmlmitts l'll0I'611CC Tilmbitts Meredith Iicsslcr llcccllcr Hunley .I ost-ph XvZll:l:L'C Alfrccl Clark PHOTOGRAPH EDITORS HUMOR EDITORS ART EDITORS COVER Florence Tibbitts ART CO NTRIH UTORS BUSINESS MA NAGER Elton Mavon Hzxclsell Lyke Louise Dubee I.llClIlZl Merwin Lucttzl Mcrwin Agnes clc St. Guay ADYERTISING MANAGERS Nelson Ringwood Mereilith Fessler TYPISTS Kathryn lirwwu Catherine Sheehan AIICIZ1 IVIltCllCll R036 C3511 Agnes cle St. Guay Helen Bgaudgt FACULTY ADVISERS lVIl'. RUl5lJlI1S M1'5, gxlexandef Miss Byerly

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JN ,Qw em 116011 11 As we, lllk' class of '26, consider our l1igl1 scl1ool course, we 111111 that, for tl1e 111ost part, tl1e last year has been the lllUSl sig11ilica11t and satis- factory. On us, as Seniors, l1as falle11 the 1DUl'llCIl of the responsibility of school activiticsg we hope that we have 11ot failed i11 our l,lllllCl'lIllilllQS. The Senior l'lay, wl1ich denianded so lllllfll time and effort and ability. we think deserving of the praise it received. rllllk' basketball team, four of whose 111011111813 are Seniors, l1as a tine record. Tl1e players have worked as a team and not for i11dividual glory. Several times they have played tl1eir best in the face of defeat. This is the first full year tl1at we have had the use of the new gyinnasiuni, and it now seems indispens- able. Along athletic lines the girls, especially, l1ave developed remarlc- ably. Besides the regular gym work tl1ere llZ1VC been successful girls' hockey and basketball teams. Tl1e lJ1'2111l11llC Club, organized this year, and the Music Club have received the support of the students in their attempts to develop appreciation of tl1e best in drama a11d music. These and other activities have changed our poi11t of view. lVe have acquired, as a class, a certai11 degree of self-consciousness. llerein we have tried to recompense t11e school a little for wl1at we have received from it. XYe have had, also, a better realization of the qualities of our classmates. Their personalities, separate lllltl combined, their i1111ividu- alities, which perhaps we will rentember longer than anything else. have made a deeper impression on us. Then, perhaps somewhat to our sur- prise, we have found a certain satisfaction in our school work, unrealized before. This last seems to be tl1e fundaniental purpose of our High School education. lf we have gained recognition of the power of our minds and t11e desire to develop them further, no matter what tl1e ci1'cum- stances, we have something which will be of value to us tlllflllg all the time that G. F. H. S. will be a pleasant memory. K. L. IV.