Herkimer High School - Ye Green Quill Yearbook (Herkimer, NY)

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The Green Quill MARJORIE HUNT Sweets to the sweet. ALBERTA MARGARET JGHNSON Nor is there anything so fair, As ls the smile upon thy face.' MADELINE AGNES GRAINGER A flower which bends to the nighfs dark breezes gracefully. ARTHUR TETLOCK Still the center of his cheek ls red as a ripe cheery. Football '27. Q PAUL CHAPIN SKLEELS lt's terrible to be in love. Entered Sept. '26g Band '28g '28 Orchestra '2 7

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f The Green Quill ALEXANDER JOHN KR'OHlVlAl..NE.Y He all the country could oulrun Could leave lnotll man and horse bel1iml. Football '26, '27g Basketball '28g Inter Class Volley Ball '25, '26g Under Twenty. MARGUERITE ANNE LENC-LINE. Dignity sits lightly on thy brow. Basketball '27, '28g Pollyanna: useventeeng' Manager Basketball '27, RAYMOND CASADONTE His slow voice is ever attuned to some witty saying. Baseball '2 7, '28. ARLINE CATHARINE COUNTRYIVIAN The mildesl manners and the genilesl heart.

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To make and keep some real true P n-an-Q-sm. if . , - fhiturials Editorial Staff Standing, from left to right: Joseph Callahan, freshman editorg Katherine O'Don- nell, dramat'cs editorg Brayton Stadler, joke editor: Charles Ellis, business manager: Howard Kirby, editor-in-chief: Paul Zguris, assistant business managerg Thomas Dono- hue, sports' editorg Lona Bills, exchange editor. Seated: Emily Yale, literary editorg Virginia Brady, music editorg Ruth Yale, assistant editor: Irene Schrader, school news editor: Doris Underhill, girls' sports editor: Emily Denton, freshman editor. TO THE SENIOR CLASS Seniors as you graduate. Leaving memories so dear- Would you that nineteen twentyaeight VVere not until next year? Would you take another year To roam the corridorsg To vlimb once more the stairs: To whisk through many doors? VVo'1ld you take another year To study as best you couldg To listen to the teachers wordsg To do just as you should? VVould you take another year To have a lot of fun: To have lt'SSUIlS to be done? Seniors would you want all this' Would it seem good to you? Then stay, enjoy the utmost bliss Stay, we want you too. -Irene Schrader '29 y frieudsg THE APPRECIATION OF THE SENIORS Do we appreciate the Seniors? Perhaps not, because we have not thought of them as being beyond what we hope to be some day. The lower classmen may think of the Seniors as being superior but we Juniors do not. The Seniors as Freshmen were no doubt as timid as the Freshmen of 1928. Yet, let us consider and not allow them to leave without realizing that we do remember their service and achieve- ment. The Seniors have among them some who excel in dramatics, as shown in Pollyanna,, and others who have gained honors on the speaking platform. The orchestra will feel very keenly the loss of some of the Seniors. The Senior boys who have taken part in athletics have helped to make H.H.S, famous. These are the Seniors of '28. 'To the ,Seniors we wish the best of luck as they step out on the many roads of life. The remaining students bid the jolly Seniors of 1928 good-by, but not forever, because the Alma Mater of H.H.S. will never be forgotten.