Greenwich Central High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Greenwich, NY)

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1935 THE GREENWITCH AI335 MISS DOROTHEA QUEERN Cortland Normal Physical Education Ready for work, ready for play, Always a cheery word to say. MISS M. ELIZABETH SCHRAUTH, B.A. l Delta Omega New York State College for Teachers The world is a comedy to those that thinkg a tragedy to those who feel. I ' MRS. MARY B. SCULLY Oneonta Summer Session ' Geography Always ready to joke, laugh, and be gay, ' And still in work she makes each minute pay. MR. PHILIP B. SHARPE, Ph.B. V Alpha Delta Phi Wesleyan Universityg University of Chicago, New York State College for Teachers Science, when well digested is nothing but good sense and reason. MISS RACHEL SMITH, B.S. Syracuse University Commercial In her talents are graces Which a master hand alone can reach. l MISS HELENA M. UBELLE, B.A. Pi Gamma Mu New York State College for Teachersg Library at Geneseo Ncrmalg Graduate Studies at Chicago and Syracuse Univer- sities. Social Sciences Busy, alert, energetic each day, But with her friends she's delightfully gay. 7 li

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1935 THE GREENWITCH 1935 MH. WILLIAM M. HOUCHTON Cornell University, Graduate Work in Rural Education Agriculture 7 Quiet and reserved, and true to his word. ' MISS HELENE JOHNSTON, B.A. Russell Sage, University of Wisconsin Latin ' . H Bright and gay, wlth a wlnsome way. MISS MARY L. MORLEY Albany Normal College J. H. S. Arithmetic She has ability in all lines. MISS CATHERINE O. OUELLETTE, B.S. Skidmore College Music, J. H. S. History, English, Arithmetic Music is the medicine of the mind. I i , MISS LAURETTA C. OUIMETTE Sigma Delta Mu Hartwickg Oneonta State Normal Grade 6 Cheerfulness or joyfulness is the atmosphere under which all things thrive. N MR. CHARLES D. PFLEECER, B.S. Chi Tau Sigma Clarkson College of Technology, Cornell Universityg Mans- field Mathematics f'We must be hopeful, and we must at least try to be, , if not generous, just. ,- A

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1935 THE GREENWITCH 1935 Micora Art Society Potsdam State Normal School Drawing, Penmanship Simple, Quiet, and Unassumingf' MISS TERESA M. CANNON Oneonta State Normal School Grade 2 Silence is the perfectest JOY- MISS ESTHER RYDER Oneonta State Normal School Grade 1A If you wish to teach the highest, begin MISS EMILY VAN VRANKEN Alpa Kappa Phi Oneonta Normal Schoolg New State College for Teachersg St. Lawrence University J. H. S. English Friendly though not effusive, Though her smile is quite conclusive. MISS MARY WEED s MISS ALICE P. TICHE Oneonta State Normal Schoolg Hoosick Falls Training Classg New York State Col- herald of lege for Teachers Summer Session Grade 5 Good common sense is worth more than gold. MRS. LILLIAN R. PETTEYS Plattsburg Normal at the lowest. Grade 4 MRS. ALICE M. LANCDON Alpha Kappa Phi Plattsburg State Normal Grade 3 Gentle of speech, Beneficent of mind. The only way to have a friend is to be one. MISS MABEL WONDERGEM Rochester Normal School Grade 1 Cheerfulness is the sunny ray of life. 9