Mechanicville High School - Halfmoon Yearbook (Mechanicville, NY)

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24 HALFMOON YEARBOOK, 1943 Aristoi The Class of 1943 has presented to Aristoi the largest number of candidates in many years. The new members were severely tested to sec if they were worthy of being members of the Honor Society. The Aristoi constitution was signed April 5. 1927. Due to the brilliancy of the class of '41 there was an amendment made to the constitution which will eventually raise the required average to 85 G. The present average is 84'». The pur)lose of the Aristoi Honor Society is to promote higher scholastic standing and better leadership in our school. Remember Aristoi is the plural of the Greek word Aristos, which means best. A member of Aristoi puts forth his best effort in whatever he undertakes, be it in school or in business of living. Ye, the Class of '43, do challenge you, the Class of '44. to preserve the wisdom and scholarship we now uphold. The present members are (left to Frank Izzo, Pres. Peggy Chauvin, Sec.-Treas. Dick Hoover, Vice Pres. John Mucci Dorothy Caughran Theresa Lavigne Duane Russell Edna Lenneker Dorothy James right): William Tiel Sylvester Fusco Bernice Reilly Marjorie Havner Charlotte Bullis Domenica Zappone William Sullivan Hilda Smith Helen Farrell Irene Dworski

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HALKMOON YEARBOOK, 1943 Commencement Notes Baccalaureate: This year Baccalaureate will be held June 20. at eight o'clock in the High School Auditorium. The speaker will be Rev. David Huntington, Pastor of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church. His theme has not been announced yet. Juniors will usher. Graduation: Tuesday, June 22, graduation exercises will be held in the State Theater at ten o’clock. The program will be as follows— Processional: Invocation: Salutatory: Selection: Valedictory: Selection: Address: Presentation of Class of 1943 for Diplomas: Awarding of Diplomas: Awarding of Prizes: Recessional:

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