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

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MCDNTANEER 1323 Published by the l , Senior Classes of the Mt. Pleasant High School Schenectady, New York

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MR. filiORGlC W. SPAINE ibeclicafion IN THE YEAR 1931, Mont Pleasant High School was a raw recruit in the field of secondary education. But it had at its helm a verteran of World War I who was also a veteran educator. The termination of World War II finds Mont Pleasant in its fifteenth year of existence. During this period, the destinies of this school have been guided by a man who places the proper administration of an institution for knowledge furthermost in his mind. Through his democratic ideas and propelling force for advancement and perfection, Mont Pleasant has been worthily merited as one of the leading high schools in the United States. When the war called many Mont Pleasant boys, this man proved by all his generous efforts that their concern was his concern. He has enthusiastically wel- comed back many of these same boys, realizing that only through their hard- ships and sacrifices are we still able to progress in the same free, American way. To prove not only the gratification of Mont Pleasant but also his own, he has encouraged and given much personal attention to these veterans with the desire of making the furtherance or completion of their high school education more profitable. Together with those many veterans, we extend our thanks to this man who has influenced our characters with his truthfulness, boldness, and fairness. He has clearly shown his desire' 'ri helping those who want to leave high school well prepared. In apprec' ' such guidance and understanding, we, the Classes of june 194-6 af '7, respectfully dedicate this yearbook to our principal, GEORG'