Mont Pleasant High School - Montaneer Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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WHO'S WHO?

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WOODROW WROBLEWSKI College Preparatory Technical Electrical Theodore Roosevelt Debat- ing Society, Sportsman's Club Like a circle ending never .- ever. Does his tongue run on for- HELEN DE CORAH General High School Earth's noblest thing, a woman perfected. DONALD DRUMMOND College Preparatory Technical Mechanical His stature was that of a fine wiIIow. GILDA GAROFOLO General High School None knew thee but to love thee, None named thee but to praise. JOHN GERDING General High School Sportsman's Club A true friend is forever a friend. REGINA GINIECKI General High School Student Council, Art Club, Choir, Executive Committee of Class of June, '35 Her eyes as stars of twilight fair, Like twilight, too, her dusky hair. GEN EVI EVE KAZYAKA General High School Student Council, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club, Soccer, Hockey, Baseball, Fistboll Be unto the darkened world a flame. VINCENT LAVARNA General High School Sigma Hi-Y, Sigma Delta Mu, Choir, Band, Orchestra Music hath charms. GLADYS REYNOLDS General High School Commercial Club, Blue Tri- angle Girl Reserve Club, Stu- denf Council lt's good to be merry and wise. EVERETT LOUCKS College Preparatory Technical Mechanical MAX RIPPS Let us have peace. EDWARD NINFADORE General High School Varsity Club, Foofball An athlllete and a gentle- man. JOSEPH OCCHINO General High School One grin, plus one iggle, plus one girl equalis Joe. MARION O'GORMAN Commercial High School Student Council, Eleanor Roosevelt Girl Reserve Club Her air, her manners, all who saw admired: Courteous, tho' coy. and gentle tho' retired. LAWRENCE PARKS General High School A man of mark. JAMES PINK General High School Manager of Track Team, Spike Shoe Society, Track Honor lies in honest toil. General High School Henry Clay Debating So- ciety, Theodore Roosevelt Debating Society Even though vanquished, he could argue still. FRANCES WILSON General High School Write me as one who loves her fellow man. THOMAS WINROW General High School Art Club l neither complain of the past, Nor do l fear the future.

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YOUTH To pain? +he colour of our dreams. To compass love's fainl spheres, To glimpse elernily would seem A Jfribule +o +he years. Yer shadows of our filmy rears Are silhouelled where The vision of 'romorrows peers Along The visfas of despair. Therein +o vision muled hos+s Of old illusions slrew The pallid cenlruries wi'rh ghosls Of fading dreams fha? whisper 'rhrough The wishful Pas+'s long avenue. . . Now down fhe misfed passage fare The echoes of a paean's hue Along lhe vislas of despair. Sung no'r in gill, heraldic arms Thai' march bu+ +o deslroy- Voiced while 'rriumphanf youlh disarms To found irs own greai' Troy: An edifice, by girl and boy Hs ramparls reared. . .And There Now, fesfive Throngs disperse +heir ioy Along The visfas of despair. ENVOY You'fh's gay, ennobled armies limn The ages. and fheir banners bear The emblems now of conquesl' dim- Obscured. +he visfas of despair! Edward Tomasian