New Paltz High School - Huguenot Yearbook (New Paltz, NY)

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' i 1' .,' 0 - 1 -. 4 . .Y , ' 1 sv . ,ZA ,!i..,-.-i..i... .., , - ,- 1 ,,,- In ' I ' if - x ,. xj I J 'I' I 1LUf'eeeeeeeee'e4f' e' i in lltllxfl 1 v .A ... .. ..i- 1 ... .. .. i xxy J If in x i KAYE M. SAVAGO 'Katy' IVIotto7 Art is Power. Activities--Hug.:uenot Staff 3, 4: High School Paper 33 O. M. N. Sorority 3, 41 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4g Softball. Plans for next year-Not Formulated. Vocational InterestfCommercial Artist, Besides being known for her athletic ability, 'LKaty is recognized for her artistic talent. From the good work as Art Editor, we predict good fortune for her in the - 1 future. , ,I jx M4 lb, -,--ek l M II sk . .4 ' 1' 'I' I ANDREW SINAGRA ' , Andy Ji' '-' 'K 'I' '. fa' ,ru Mnmtto7 Perscrvcrence is to Win. ,J I Activities--F. F. A. 3, 4g Intramural Basketball 3, 45 ' 'Y 1'-J Intramural Baseball 3. ' ' ' V - I , Plans for next year-fNew Paltz Normal. gsrx . Vocational Interestf'Teaching. One would hardly know Andy was a member of our class since he has always been so quiet. However, he has been friendly to his classmates and very energetic in his studies. PILAR TAFALL ACtlW'lf1CS'OTCl1CStfll 41 Glee Club 4. Pl ms for next year Hunter College l i'X.L.- k 1 xl Tl sk Alfwvf AFI, 'M . MottofL'Silence is Golden. XLJ f. -4 Vocational Interestv---Teaching, for teaching music. FRANCIS WRIGHT L'Dujf lVIotto7 An apple a clay brings 'A's' your wayf' Activities- Debating 3, 43 High School Paper 2, 3, F. F. A. Z. 3. 4: President 3. 4: New York State F. F. A. VicefPresident 4: Senior Play: I, V. Baseketball 3. Plans for next yearfColgate University. Vocational lnterestfTeaching Science. i'Dutl tries to impress us with his long, drawn out and complicated explanations: but we all know he has a goojjl heart, and his friends at N. P. H. believe he'lI make goo . Q.- -.- -.,.,.. -.5. .1 liar l -,-..-i.- .1 .-- .-ii- .ia Pilar certainly lives up to her motto, but rather conf tradicts it in her longing to sing. Perhaps she's going in iiga-4 he 'J .AMJZWQZM efafcfl 0-17-K Oflff Hefevgwf MW 01, 1711066

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I i. X. K H N 1 Nsxofwo L-gm e3mf tP,:f5,' - ' Wy J X rf fa pa! via, is 4 ffeq bov- ! , V 16 3311 l GHAWL I Alliyy ' ,X ,W smsze If gf: els-MU ff ffff' fre ?f ,ff 0 X JUNIOR CLASS OF 1936 - 1937 Miss Caffrey and Mrs. McKenna ....... ,......,... F aculty Advisors Thelma Winheld ....A...A.......................,..... .,..............,...., P resident john Moran ..........,..,.. ............. V icefPresident Margaret Lippert ...,.., ..,...,.....,........ S ecretary Eva Masken ......,.....,........................................,..,,,,.,,,,,.....,,,........................................ Treasurer Returning to school in the fall of '36 as Juniors, we found ourselves amid new schoolmatesg and found, also. that we were missing the ones that left us by graduation. The first activity that the Juniors engaged in was the intevclass baseball league which took place in September. In this tournament our team failed to show enough power to win and the Sophomores were the champions. In the other athletic venture, the interfclass basketball league, held in the spring, we were more successful and were hailed as champs after successive wins over our friendly rivals, the Sophomores and Seniors. We also proved that musical talent was present in our class when the Juniors put on a splendid program during the welcoming party for the Sophomores which was sponsored by the Senior Class. The Junior Class again proved its musical ability during the Senior Class Amateur Program. But now another year has slipped by and with the thought of being Seniors next year, we bid farewell to the Class of '37 and wish that they may be as successful in the school of life as they were in N. P. H. S. .EW-i. ..m,--i,-m-,i-- -X- .: . fig-if I J 9 9 iii .gnU-.il-..i.-....-.i,,...,. -...g. f 4 X. X Q I r,,f E55 a..i'gfg,., X fa Q 41