Schenectady Vocational High School - Voice Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

 - Class of 1932

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Uhr 'Hnirr lune l932 Class First Row, left to right: Raymond McCasland, Charles Lindstead, Thos. Pidgeon, Carmine Baker, Russell Conklin, Albert Kulson. ' Second Row: Irene Poltorak, Ruth Railsback, Eleanor Hollander, Doro- thy Houck, Achsah Potter, Esther Richter, Caroline Yannone, Margaret Smylie. Third Row: Annie Sproul, Jessie Livingston, Margueretta Keeler, Mary Rodriguez, Angeline Castaldi, Lottie Pikul, Anna Duzynski, May Champlin, Mary Genre, Gladys Folmsbee, Beatrice Bear. Fourth Row: Thomas Funk, Francis Canders,Joseph Mazur, John J azulin, Robert Nichol, Joseph Grubar, Joseph Gaworecki, Richard Lohman. Missing: Robert Allen, Felicia Kolakowski, John Palmer, Albert Rossetti, Irene Smiarowski, Leonard Zenbrat, Leroy VanPatten, Ernest Bailey, Florence Collins, Steven Paypach, Howard Seim, Evelyn Van Leuvan.

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Ellyn Hnirr A Message to the Graduates Charles W. Clark, Director The close of another school year marks the completion of the vocational training program, in the several courses represented, of the class of June, 1932. Marked by a busi- ness depression of considerable severity and a great deal of unemployment, they have not been years of unemployment for the senior class. The school program, though somewhat curtailed, it is true, in a reduced budget, has continued with the same objec- tive in view, the vocational fitness of each individual. Each teacher has kept before him continually the thought that for our students the qualifications for relatively early en- trancerinto employment are of major import- ance, and the school courses have been con- stantly improved to make the preparatory training of greatest value to each student. The years have been marked by many in- stances which will be remembered by your friends, the faculty, very pleasantly and there is always the regret that We must sever the ties. We shall follow you as you Jnmmence your life program, your very suc- cess will give us joy and our resources are still yours to repair the damage of any fail- ure. One advantage of our school organiza- tion is its flexibilityg We are able to enroll for special courses and short courses any who need help within the offerings of the school. We realize that the outlook for placement R1 in employment is not very good at present and we are glad to be able to invite you back in a body for the 12th year. Next September for the first time, We shall include the full senior high school program With 12th year English, Economics, Salesmanship, Commer- cial Law and other courses not now part of our program. In the commercial department opportunity is thus providedgifor acquiring the same course offered in the other high schools though We shall continue our two- year short courses as well. In the industrial department in addition a chance for more extended shop Work is provided. In any course it will no longer be necessary to trans- fer to another high school and become ad- justed to a different program as our former graduates have had to do, in order to acquire a 12th year diploma. We still have the same quarters, divided, antiquated, ill-adapted to our Work. On the other hand We have made progress and to 2 large extent with your help. Your apprecia- tion of the benefit to you of the Vocational High School program will make it increas- ingly appealing to those students who come after you to benefit by the same instruction. We have enjoyed having you with us, we shall be glad to aid those who leave us, in every Way we can and We will welcome the return of any who can spend another year with us. 9 IM..



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Uhr Hain' Members of the ll932 Class Robent Allen Bob School last attended-Oneida Course-Machine Shop Favorite quotation: Time is the best doctor. Best School Friend-Leonard Szenbrot Vocation-dMachine Shop Hope-To own one Sphere-Room 9 Carmen Baker Bake School last attended-Van Corlaer Course-Electrical Favorite quotation: An idler is a watch that wants both hands as useless if it goes, as when it stands. Honors: Vice-President of Student Council Associate Editor of Voice On Honor Roll Fault-Can't count them Best School Friend-Never mind Vocation--Electrical Engineer HopeACelebrity 7 Sphere--A good time ' Beatrice Eleanor Bear Bee School last attended-Schoharie Course-Tea Room Service Favorite quotation: Do unto others as you wish to be done by. ' ' ' Honors: President of Foods Club Fault-In too much of a hurry. Best School Friend-Margaret Vocation-Waitress Hope-Manage a tea room Sphere--Own a cafeteria ' Frances James Hamilton Canders Chahlie School last attended-S. H. S. Course-Electrical Favoritelguotationz Fare thee well, your suit is co . Honors: Year Book Committee Constitution Committee Traffic Officer Dramatic lub Economy mittee News R ter Fault-Wearing a oustache Best School Friend-Szenbrot Vocation+Musician I Hope-Toi play a harp Sphere-The girls George Carl . Bill School last attended-Van Corlaer Course-Machine Shop Favorite quotation: lt's a wise man who knows his own son. Honors: President of Student Council Member of Dramatic Club Member of Orchestra President of Homeroom Fault-Walking Vocation-Machinist Hope-To own a good car Sphere-Dramatic Club May Champlin HOWIBH School last attended-S. H. S. Course-Typing Q Favoriited quotation: Faint heart never won fair a y. ' Honors: Representation' Student Council Scholastic Letter Award Member Journalist Club Fault-aChatterbox V ' K Best School Friend-Felicia Kolkowski , Vocation-Stenographerr E , W Hope-A successful Business Woman. Sphere-Student Council Activities Russell Vernon Conklin g Russ School last attended-S. H. S. Cou rse-Business Favoriate quotation: Tools are man's greatest implements. ' Honors: Basketball '30-31 ' ' Basketball '31-32 ' Baseball '32 Fault-Don't like the women Best School Friend-Thomas Funk - Vocation-Big business man Hope-Be a millionaire , Sphere-Sports , Ann Theresa Duzynski Pal School last attended-Nott Terrace High - Course-Stenography Y Favorite quotation: A friend should bear his friend's iniirmitiesf' ' ' Honors: President of Student Council Secretary of Homeroom Vice-President of Homeroom Vice-President of Senior Class Basketball Chairman of Constitution Committee Reporter on School Paper Typist on school paper staff Received Scholastic Award Fault-Incorrigible Vocation-Private Secretary Hope-To be a licensed driver of a Chev.' Sphere-Going places Glrdys Catherine Folmsbee. Mickey School last attended-Nott Street Course-Tea Room Service Favorite quotation: Habit is the deepest law of human nature. Honors: Student Council Representative Bridge Club A Traffic Monitor Homeroom President School Letter Fault-Laughing too much Best School Friend-Caroline Yannone Vocation-Waitress Hope-To design costumes Sphere-Kitchen at school nw: 11

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