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

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.lv A i, LOUIS CHARLES GLADYS JUANITA ELIZABETH NATHAN YANNIE WITHAM WOOD ' YANKLOWITZ ZIMMERMAN l W00dle J i Liz 7 f Na.te , Yannle J The worrls of l 75 month were smoother than butter. Repertoire - Debate Club 4: Science Club 2. 3, 4: Banking 3: Senior Play Castg Edltor-ln- chief Red and Black: A. A.: Iroquois Staff. Ll rr A merry heart mak- eth a cheerful coun- Lenancef' Repertoire - Treble Clet 2: Class Hockey 23 Volleyball 2, A. A.: Banking Agent 49 Red and Black Staff. Next Season - Busl- My endeavors have even eome too short of my desires, yet full with my abilities. Repertoire - French Club 43 Orchestra 1, 2: Senior Play Commit- tee: A. A. 2, 3, 4. Next Season-Russell Next Season-College. ness. Sage College. ROBERT 'I HENRIEITA LYDIA JOHNSON KEECH CLASS MOTTO Post Proelium Praemium CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver ELIZABETH STRONG ESTHER MUNGER SHAW VIOLET SYLVIA LANFEAR LILLIAN AGNES BISHOP LILLIAN LOUISE SHAPIRO ELSIE LAVINE And let him be sure to leave other men their turns to speak. Repertoire - Varsity Basketball 3, '45 Foot- ball, 3, 4: Baseball, 3, 45 Junior Prom Commit- tee: A. A. Next Season - Post Graduate Course. WHILHILMINA WARNER CAMFIELD . HONOR LIST ROBERT EDGAR MEDLAR MARY SWIRSKY J OI' AGNES RAHR MORRISON CHANDLER HAVILAND MARION ALICE THOMSON MARIE PHILOMENA CANALE Page Twenty-three

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-Q... L. KENNETH ALBERT VIELE 1..Ken,., Of ntl those urls in 1vh1'c'lL tht' wise excel, Nnlurv's rwlzfvf muster- pivcc is writing well. Repertoire-Publicity Staff, Junior Prom: Red and Black Staff: Iroquois Staff 3. Next Season - Busi- ness. 1 et-5 VIRGINIA MARIE WASHBURN l Gin J Spc'f'c'lL is great, lmt x1'lr'm'1' is g11'z'atw'. Repertoire - Treble Clef: Hi-Y: French Club. Next Season-College. L g JAMES HENRY RUSSEL WATT Lena AAGl!llllIf'N.S of lzvarl is the lllfc of num, mul the joyfulnvss of fl man prolmzgalh hm days. Repertoire - Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball. Manager 3, 4: Baseball 2, 42 Track 31 H1-YZ Vice-President Junior Class: Senior Ball Com- mittee. Next Season - Tilton AC8.deU1Y. ii.- CARLTON OSCAR WELCH HBOSS1, Is in the urrry May- morn. of his ymttlz., Ripe for exploits mul miylzty l'lltCI'1JI'lNUS.U Repertoire-Interclass Basketball: Interclass Baseball: A. A. Next Season - Busi- ness. JOHN RICHARD VIRGINIA MARGARET JOHN CLIFFORD HELEN MARYETTE WESCOTT WETHEREL WILLIAMS WINCHIP 1 Johnny , Jack J Amt when ft lady's in Ihr? msc you lfnow all u I he r lhinyx give plm'z'. Repertoire - A. A.: French Club: Student Council: Swimming 3, 4: Red and Black Staff : Student Council. Next Season-College. C Glnnle 7 He llmt is slow to !IIIf1l'I' is holler llzan lhc mzfglztyfl Repertoire - Treble Clef 2: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Dramatlcs Club: Senior Play Commit- tee: Tennis 3: Hockey 1, 2: A. A. Next Season - Nurs- ing School. t..Jack,,, Alo0f as agcfl kings, lrmrlng them like the purple. Repertoire - Varsity Track 3: Swimming 4: Football 4: Interclass Basketball 4: Interclass Track 3, 4: A. A. 3, 4. Next Season - Post Graduate Course. JI y crown is in my imart, not on my l11'f1rl,not zlvrzlvcfll with ftllfllllrflllll-Y mul Iizrlials stones: not lo be sent: my crown, -is mllwl content: fl 1'l'uz1'n il is that srl- dom kings: enjoy. Repertoire - H1-Y, 4: French Club 4: Public Speaking: A. A. 2, 3, 4. Next Season - Busi- ness School. Pagc Twenty-two

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. www-s-Wm-v 1 '1 'm V i?'!f'11'az:1'sPf? i12vf'1rvfWrfa if E' of Class Prophecy Joy Rahr, Elizabeth Strong, Robert M edlar V For three eventful and memorable years, the drama of school activities has gone on at the red brick building on Glen Street. A human and pleasant experience it has been, but now, as the Senior year with all its anfractuosities draws to a close, we look forward with the traditional mixed feelings toward commencement, the date which will ring down the curtain on this successful production of our troupe, From Sophomore to Senior. ' Now let us take a trip to New York, losing about fifteen years on the passage. How about going to Der and Kcalb, Broadway's latest and most fashionable theater? Taxi Why John Flower! Say, it's too bad they didn't take you in Holly- wood 3 and you've had your nose fixed ! Skillfully, as from long practice, Johnnie guides us through the busy streets of the Metropolis. A sharp whistle brings us to a sudden stop. ' Hey there, what's the idea? This is your thirty-second offense! Once more, and I'll run you in. - Startled, we recognized Kenneth Viele-a cop! The car moves on. At last we arrive at the Der and Kcalb and bid goodbye to John. Just as we enter, a fire engine rushes past. Who is that driving? Bob Beaudin-and beside 'him sits Dick Patterson ringing the bell for dear life and gaily singing, In the Bushes at the Bottom of the Garden. Interesting, but no surprise. At the door, we recognize Carlton Welch and Nelson Smith standing stiff and unbending. Quite a let down, I remark. Neither blinks an eye. Fine training -eh? Check your hat, mister? The voice sounded familiar as did the snapping of gum. Glancing around, we recognize Geraldine Bigelow looking flowery as ever. However, Jerry does not not.ice us, and we pass on. Erwin Fletcher and Clyde Davis take our tickets and nod a faint and puzzled greeting. We step into the back corridor and notice the ushers prettily arrayed in-well, I'll be darned! If they aren't the old white organdie dresses of graduation! That must. have been excel- lent goods after alll There are Edith Harvey, Henrietta Keech, Edna Anderson, Beatrice Fuller, Lillian Bishop, Marion Corlew, Edith Grenier, Elizabeth Dean and Elinor Bennett. Virginia Washburn leads us to a seat in the back row where we survey the crowd. Boy, oh boy! Didn't the celebrities turn out for the opening Page Twenty-jour