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

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WILLIAM H. BROWN, A.B., A.M. -- Dartmouth Collegeg Teachers College, Columbia University. To the Class of 1961: As you approach graduation, you may have a feeling of relief that assign- ments and tests are nearly over. Although I. Wish you success in meeting the tests that are immediately before you, I would not be limited to them, for I know that you are not through with being tested. Whether you are taking further education or are on a job or are making a home, you will be -learning, and you will be tested in one way or another all through your life. I can wish no better thing for you than this: that in whatever situation you find yourselves in the years to come, you will continue to learn and you will meet the tests as responsible citizens. Cordially yours, lp iylglnldauvh I0

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yn Russell M. L. Carson, at the time of his death, had been a member of the Glens Falls Board of Education for 36 years and had served as its president from 1937-1941. His influence on the members of the Class of 1961 Was great. Those of us who knew him personally benefited from his Warm friendliness and his genuine interest in young people. In addition, all of us have profited from his progressive outlook, un- derstanding guidance, and dedicated service that did so much to mold the schools that have played so large a part in making us what we are. MISS ANN J. McCREA + . 211131712110 RUSSELL M. L. CARSON Ann J. McCrea taught business subjects in the Glens Falls High School from 1918 until her retirement in 1958. From 1920, she served as head of the department. Vi- tally interested in each pupil and always Willing to give individual help, she trained her students Well to serve the myriad needs of local businessmen Who depended on her recommendations. Although her first loyalty Was to the business department, her interest in other aspects of education was profound. She at- tended athletic contests With regularity, frequently as a chaperone. Before her death, she was active in transcribing children's stories into braille. Certainly, her devotion to young people has established a tradition Worthy of preservation.

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A. ADRIANCE, B.A.. - SUNY, College of Edu- at Albany: University of , History: Senior Class fun' MICHAEL J. ANTHONY, JR., FRED A. ARCORACI, B.S., RICHARD E. BACKER, B.S., BB. in Vocational-Industrial Ed- M.S. - SUNY, College of Edu- M.S. in Ed. - Ithaca College: ucation - SUNY, College of cation at Albany: Business Alfred University: Physical Edu- Education at Oswego: Industrial Subjects and Driver Training: cation: Baseball, Wrestling, and Arts. Red and Black Adviser. Assistant Football Coach. Mr. BroWn's 5th period American History class does research on the Presidential election. X -f .. L., life 43 xn- nf I 1 1, I f k,4. i W. fy J ff' K g 14 ll IENEVIEVE E, HAZINET, 3.A., M.A. Y Cornell University: SUNY, College of Education at Llbany: Latin and History: Sophomore Class Adviser. CLIFFORD K. BOSWORTH, ROBERT BOYER, B.S. - Le- RAYMOND E. BROWN, B.A., B.S., M.A. - Rhode Island State Moyne College: Mathematics: M.A. - Harvard University: College: Teachers College, Co- Co-Sponsor, Bowling. History: Sponsor, World Affairs lumbia University: Chemistry. Forum: Track and Cross Country Coach.