Schenectady High School - Shucis Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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rw RUTH BETTS Noble by birth, yet nobler by greater deeds? EDWARD BRINKMAN ho sings at his worlrf' Give ns. Oh give us the man w ,ff 1-f f.JkJ MURIEL BYLES -2 7'he glass of foshikm and the mould of form. ANGELO CAIAZZO 'fLife is not long enough for friendship. LILLIAN COHN And had El face like a blessing. EDGAR DAVIS Lessons are my lightest Imrrlenf' DANIEL DELMONACO You never know what you can do till you try. MARGARET DRAPER My country is the world and my religion is to do good. JOSEPH FANNING Nature fits all her children with something to do. LILLIAN FAULKNER My heart is true as steel. JOSEPH FEURSTEIN the thief of time, 'Procrastinat1bn is IRENE FIEDOROWICZ The best eluvir is a friend. HENRY GALL Far off his coming shonef' VEDDER GATES nfful of the world, but have no scorn JOHN GOETZ f'The handsome are never desolate: ' h K4-J Treasurer of Cdl oun SAUL GOULD We petty men walk under his huge legsf' SAMUEL GRODMAN meat doth this, our Caesar feed th grown so great. JOSEPH HARLAN f'Men of few words are the best men. GUY HEBERT A wise man never loses anything, if he has himself. I Of :ivy- Be scor On what at he has wtwizfrureffmf ' worth y. ' JULIUS HUMMER f'C'aesar? Why, he's the Jupiter of rn GRACE KEATING Modesty-A most becoming HELEN KITLINSKA 'IA nimble wit, she had. FRANK KINZEL nd learn, but not the wiser grow. ALPHONSE KARWOWSKI There's always work for those who en. trait. W e live a will.

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M ARGARET WILSON Earth's noblest thing f u woman perfected. Illusinvo 121, 135, 14-J. Le Cercle Francais 141. Grace Dodge 143, tJ?IlB Addams 4 ISA DORE YULMAN And 1st1'ange to tell!! lm practised what he prea1'hed. GLADYS WISSLEY An ounce of mirth als u-m-th a pound of sorrow. President of Home Econ- omics Club, Girls Athletic Club. Alethea. Modern His- tnry Club, Assistant Home Room Representative .I EANNIE ZELNIO Small in stature but who ran match her?

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EDWARD KIMMERLE My life is full of 'weary days. LEONARD KOLLIN The tide tarrieth no man. SIDNEY KOLLIN The less people speak of their greatness, the more we think of Varsity Tennis Team, Assistant Manager of Baseball, Inter Class Basketball, Palette Club, Poster Design Ad- vertisirg Committee, Inter Class Cross Country Harvard HOWARD KRIEGER On the bright lexicon of youth, there's no such word as fail. PHILIP LESLIE , f'For he who is honest is noble. REGINALD LESNIESKI If fame is only to come after death, I am in no hurry for it. Manager of Cross Country, Shucis Advertising Staff, University of Alabama EUGENE MCHALE His welvome smile would break forth genially when the dues-collector aafme round. DOUGLAS McMANUS A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest menf' JOSEPH McMANUS The choice of master spirits of this age? Baseball 121, 131, 14-1, Captain of Baseball 131, Basket- ball 121, 131, 1441, Captain of Basketball 141, Football 131, 1411, Captain of Football 14-1, Home Room Repre- sentative 131, Vice-President of Students Council, Boys Representative of Athletic Council 121, 131 PETER MASHUTA We live in deeds, not words? FRANK MICHALOVIC I am part of all that I have 'metf' EDWARD NEARY I never loved a dear gazellef' HOWARD ODDY Serious and dignified? ELEANOR PAINTER Lofty and distant to them that knew her not,' But,to those that sought her, sweet as summer? President of Art Club 131,' 1411, Secretary of Blue Tri- angle 14-B1, Art Editor of Shucis 14B1, Home Room Representative ANGELA POERSCH Hind me discourse, I will enchant thine ears. HAROLD POWELL I stood among them, but not of themff ADELBERT PURGA ' Genius must be born, and never can be taught? PHILLIP RAKOSKE GAII that is highest and noblest in 'man conceals itselff'