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

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SENIORS

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 Science A. Raymond G. Cunningham ...................................... Allegany College, B.S.; Columbia Teachers College, M. Gertrude McKenna ...........................................Languages Elmira College, A.B. Ann T. Moore .................................................History New York State College, A.B. Rosalie Conard ...............................................English Barnard College, B.A.; Columbia University, B.L.S. Frances Levinson .................. . ).........Commercial Department dtfew TorkState Cpneg4, B.S. and C. )jr.'l-r................................Mathematics sity, A.B.; Graduate work Syracuse U. 1935, ’36 and ’37, N.Y.U. Extension 1937-38. Frederick Heirisbhn ......................................Agriculture Syracuse University; Cornell University, B.S.; New York University, M.A. Florence Caffrey ............................................... Art VSyracuse College m. Fine Arts, B.A. Leonard Athletics Indiana State Teachers; Teachers’ College, Columbia University, M.A. Jane W. Kingsley .................................French and English Middlebury College, A.B. Dora Warner Arras ..............................................Music New Paltz Normal; New York University John M. Lake ... Colegate Unive

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CLASS HISTORY Our first year in the New Paltz Central High School, we, as Sophomores, were guided by Rose LeFevre, President; Thomas Pallus, Vice President; Charles George, Treasurer, and Catherine George, Secretary. As advisors we had the aid and encouragement of Miss Wicks and Mr. Livingston. We were welcomed to the high school by the Seniors in the time honored event, the Sophomore Welcome Party. Later in the year we gave a benefit movie and reaped quite a sum for our treasury. In the spring we bid our helpful Seniors goodbye in a Senior Farewell Party. We embarked upon our second year feeling more at home. The officers elected to guide us along were Thomas Pallus, President; Rose LeFevre, Vice President; Evelyn Neilson, Secretary; and Marie Feeley, Treasurer. Our faculty advisors were Miss Cronin and Mr. Lake. We branched out into the social spotlight by presenting the Junior prom in December. Later in the year we staged a benefit movie. Early in September of ’38 we entered this building for the final time. Our faculty advisor, Miss Conard, gave us much helpful advice throughout the year. At our first class meeting, we elected the following class officers for the year; President, Catherine George; Vice-President, Helen Sutherland; Secretary, Marie Feeley; and Treasurer, Carl Lillberg. Catherine George and George Duffy were the representatives of the Senior Class in the Student Senate. Payc ten