Hudson Falls High School - Hermes Yearbook (Hudson Falls, NY)

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'Qi 35 H E R M E S j 5 C 1 W, l Ii r 'gt .7 K Z il All LTY David R. Finley, A,lXl, ,,,A,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,AA,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.....,,. Superintendent of Schools SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beecher li. Vetter. lS.S .x,.......Y...,.OO.... ........Y....,..,,w, P rincipal. Chemistry. l'hySiCS Elizabeth li. Powers. AB. .... ...... ....,................................ E I 1gliSl1 Mabel C. Drewry, Pd.B. ..,...,7,,.,,..,...... ,A,A..., ..........A E H glish Genevieve Bazinet. AB. .......,.. ............. ....,... .................. I . 21 tin Mildred P. Halperin, HS. in Commerce ........ ....,.. L Iommercial Angela G. Nadeau ..................... ............ .... .... ....... C 0 I 1 1mCrCial Ruth H. Nye. AB. ..................... ........ ...... F r SHCI! Elizabeth XVhittemore, AB. ....... ...... ll lathcl112ltiCs julia l. H. Norton ..,.................. ........... H istory K. Marion Thomas ...................,.,...................................... ........ l 'listory JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Alice E. Norman. AB. ,,.........,.,......,.....,.......,.,......,.......... ..... P rincipal. Algebra Geneva P. Sonn, B.S. ....... ..................... E nglisli Anna l. Hallock ,.....,...... ................. ..........,............, B i ology Anna R. Brown ,..,,..,,,,,..,,,,,,,..,...,....,...,.,,.. ....,. , Algebra and Civics Adolphe B. Scholl. HS. in Commerce .. ..............,.. Commercial Nellie B. Shippy ..........,.........,....,....,...... ........,,.........,,.............. l -listory Harriet E. Broughton .....,.,....,............ ...,.............,...,...........,.... E nglish Martha F. Kelly .......,... ....,.,.,.. IN 'lathematics and Spelling Louise M. Dwyer ....,.. ...,,..............................,,.. G eography and Mathematics SPECIAL TEACHERS Florence M. Jerrett ..........................,................................ ......................., D rawing Cecil E. West .................,.,.,. ........ S hop Work and Mechanical Drawing Arlesta VV. Smith. HS. ..... .............................,,...,..... H ome Economics Elspeth Dunsmore .......... ...................,....................................... M usic Esther Butler ............... ,.......... ...... P h ysical Education Elmer Heidorf, B.S. ....... .....................,..., P hysical Education N. Agnes Vaughn ......., .,.i., I .ibrarian and Supplv Teacher Eva I.. Lewis ..........., ..............i................ T raining Class Alice NV. Granger .............,.,.......... Evening School Mildred Fitzpatrick ..... ....... S ecretary to Superintendent if11i'f'7lTff f li i Tf'i I 9 3 I iwfii Page eight

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L17 V C 1305xi KQXiI'i1iC7f1KQT TQ f,QZ3lfIfi6.iT, HERMES 1'ub1is11em1 by T1-IE SENIOR CLASS of the l11'17SHX 1 fX1.1.S 1111111 SCHOU1. lluclsuu Falls. N. Y. 1 7 1 K fb .Q 1 Q I 1 mv NTIEQNTS ' . .QLALH .X1DX'1iN'1'lS1CN1 1'IX'1'S ,.,.. -1 .. 103 .XI.1'NXl ,.,........,....A,,,..... 'J-1 1X'1'1l1.1i'l'1L'S , .,.,..,,,,, 51 :X1 l'UllN.'X1'11S 102 1J1C1J1L'.-X'l'1UN ,,,, 6 ICXCIIAXXGES 101 I .-XL'L'1.'1'Y .,w,. . . 8 1fR1'1XL'1'1 65 DIOKICS .,....,. 61 'IVNIORS ...A1 30 .l1'N1UlQ 111C1l , , 44 1,.X'1'1N .,.,,,...,..,... 88 1.l'I'1CR.X'1'UR1i ,,,,, 35 MUSIC ., ..w. 89 SHNIORS ...,..,.,..,., . 13 5-Ol'11OMOR1iS .1 , . 33 , N N.-., xxv MV, xxx-H, Xxx-F-1, Xxx---M xxx--M -xv'-af xxx---, X,N-M, Xxxw., Xxx-0, wiv.,.1if,,,. ,,,.Q-f,.,.lf- . .ilmil Page seven

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1:9133 H E R M E S :111Q::Q1Q::'1Q::3'::Qa3 HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Happy birthday to you, dear Hermes ! How does it feel to be fifteen years old? Quite grown up now, aren't you? NVe congratulate you, not alone for the age you have reached, but also for the wisdom you have gained by leaps and bounds through these years. From a small magazine, you have grown to be one of the largest ever pro- duced in a school of this size. You have shown improvement in quantity and quality. To be the best ever is your motto, isn't it, I-lermesu? Of course, that is only a guess, but it seems to us that you live up to such. liach year you bring us heaps of knowledge as well as bundles of laugh- ter and merriment. You make us happy through your jokes, cartoons, and kodaksg you furnish us enjoyment and fun through your Latin and French cross-word puzzles, and your interesting stories: you give us knowledge through your various departments, and you help us remember bygone days through your diiierent class pictures. Keep up your good work, 1-lermes . Continue to give us something new, refreshing, and better every year. As for now-we wish you a happy birth- day, and hope you have many, many others just as happy. -Bertha Frost '31, Fditor-inefhief. OUR TROUBLE Getting out this magazine is no picnic. lf we print jokes. people say we are silly 3 if we don't, they say we are serious: if we clip things from other magazines, we are too lazy to write them ourselves: if we don't, we're stuck on our own stuff: if we don't print contributions, we don't appreciate true genius: and if we do print them, the magazine is filled with junk. Now, like as not, some one will say we swiped this from some other magazine. XVe did. Iliff' Q1iEifQ ff'1ZiZffi 1 9 3 1 TQ Q if fifi ' T21 Zf11i Page nine