Scotia Glenville High School - Acropolis Yearbook (Scotia, NY)

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NAME Doroth Droms Mable Buhrmaster Emil Zimola Muriel Simkins Margaret Heenan Ruth Lewis Floyd Kline Quinda Corino Vera Bell Barber Gladys Pagels Evelyn Gillette Gertrude Adack Gussie Adack Patricia Almour Lorraine Bryce Mariorie Doyle Caroline Grupe Shirley Lathers Arthur Martinson Mary Miller William Viscusi Theodora Wolcott Sophie Borogen Joan Hodges Dorothy MacBain Florence Rogozinska Donald Kelsey Albert Forbes Fred Colwell George Farrell William Hammond Robert Hobday Ruth Johnson Freda King Eileen Thomson LeRo Ziegler Jane XNilson Doroth Hunt OrabelllKline Robert Lamb Virginia Mackintosh Elbert Van Epps Thelma Barlow Lois Glindmyer Blanche Mollicone Anthony Kowalczyl: Harold Goodrich Evelyn Singleton Grace Bell Virginia Reid Charlotte Ritchie Mary Bums Harry Hemingway PASTIME Giving oral talks Bein with Anna Mae Reacing books Writing themes Being jolly Being seen but not heard We think it's roller skating Studying? Dressing hair Being happy Running around Drawing Bustling about Being sweet Swimming g You all know Music Being enthusiastic Asking difficult questions Venturing into new fields Gesturing with his pencil Originality Reading We don't know Working in the office Tap-dancing Collecting Senior dues Playing the piano Walking with his chest our Bowling Arguing with Coles Business-managing some- thing Working in the office Being iolly Combing her hair Playing tennis Walking across the bridge Reading She hasn't let us in on it Keeping things quiet Beintg with Norma Min ing his own business Being active Thanking up sewing and nitt'ng prcgi Tryinglto fin room for improvement Searching for the details in American History Smiling Just talking? Everyth' th t' f Playinglifgmowy un Chettering Playing basketball Haunting the halls SHOULD Sing more often Study more Let us know him better Give us one of her marks Calm herself Makeup her mind Buy a book of facts Stop teasing us Give advice on how to be graceful when dancing Remain her charming self Take life easier Keep it up Eat Ralston Tell more about the places she's been Try cheer leading Keep that certain some- thing Always keep her quiet dignity Look for the happy medium Take himself seriously Sta as she is Be less retiring Tell us how Make herself better known Be heard more Take up such work Have et us know sooner Ease up on us Develop his talent Cease worrying Give the girls a break Lose a point for once Quit fiddling around Stay in homeroom Buy a real dog Spend some time on home work Give lessons Let us know about Sera- toga Springs Argue less in history class Be noisy Get some pep Let us hear her views Move into town Move her interests from Washington to Scotia Share her curls Help us with our French Give someone else e chance at the history courses Be seen more Watch those witty remarks Stay as sweet as you are' Let.us. hear more of her smgmg Grow up soon Be with us more Concentrate on . . . . WILL BE Metropolitan opera star Still with Anna Mae As quiet as ever French teacher Still chewing the rag Taking life as it comes Mana er of a bigger and better PaTace Ready for anything Specialist in coiffures Still the best dancer Somebody's sweetheart A costume designer An efficient salesman A round-the-world traveler Champion in l940 Olympics Just as lovely twenty years hence A well-known harpist We don't know what Himself Always as well-liked as she now is An authority on radio Someone worth knowing What's your guess? Always quiet A rivate secretary Still, smiling Secretary of the Treasury Another Paderewski Another Robert Taylor A bachelor Always trying to get the last word Selling subscriptions to the local weekly Food demonstrator in department store Student at London U. The proprietress of Ye Olde Rose Beauty Shoppe U. S. tennis champ Riding a bicycle A child nurse You guess! Always different from his twin Same as ever Spxaker on the Farm Bureau of the ir Member U. S. Skating Team in the 1940 Olympics Home Economics teacher Going places soon News commentator over his own radio station Toothpaste ad's greatest attraction Efficiency expert on bookkeeping machine Florence Nightingale of the airlines A great singer History instructor Author of The Part Women Play in Athletics Owen's right-hand man

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's.' Senafe couamev SHELDON Presidenf GEORGE LINCK Vice-Presidenf MARY SPIARS Secrehsry-Treasurer MR. QUENELLE Faculfy Adviser