Schuyler High School - Schuy Log Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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I Clrziff Be it comedy or tragedy, Miss Gallagher makes her dramatic classes and productions both inspiring and enjoyable to all concerned. if4.,,a4 atomic ML ,wa L, ' , Cb-rw-.4, 'flllww Oro! English MELANIE GRANT B.S., M.A. Oral English X f yr , ff f' I I l 4 --'-gl' Z 1 X! 'f 1'.l N 'N xlllf i if as H L K tif . 5 I K '. 'I - : 2 . P. ' . 5 N Q iii lr , 5' Y E 3 I 1 if Mr. Wertman's artistic talents are reflected in the work done by his stu- dents. His creative mind has been the source of many ideas and plans which have benefited the entire school. I

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Office ,Administration viii ffl 1 'LL W M 94 Ml f-XL fbyflf fw- IQ nl FLORENCE I. LININDOLL KATHLEEN A B. A., M.A. Teacher Clerk JJ Q-Lula IZ4-f. A, 4 ' f , , , lf AA.x 'A'i,,4 Guidance .A if HELEN A. WARREN B. A., M .A. Guidance Counselor ihlll ,- Secretary to Mr. DuBo1s TOMMANEY Miss Linindoll, teacher clerk, and Mrs. Tommaney, secretary to Mr. Du- Bois, are valuable assets to Schuyler. They are largely responsible for the efficiency which marks our school office. Miss Warren, our guidance teacher, has helped us solve our many prob- lems, no matter how large or small, through her patience, understanding and co-operation. . , .J 4 ,ggi M

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Miss Walsh's English classes are in- formative and interesting because of her ability to present the subject in a stimulating manner. English Ai. 1' X . X GRACE E. KELLY B. A., M. A. I English Miss Thayer provides a clear un- derstanding of the English language and a pleasant introduction to the great works of literature. CQM VCONSTANCE M. WALSH A. B. English Miss Kelly's students learn the value of correct English through her teaching and example. MAY I. THAYER M.A., M. Ed. English