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

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JOSEPH H. ABARE A career in the Navy is Joe's ambition after graduation. Among his favorite activities are dancing and rollerskating. ANNE MARIE ACETO Happy-go-lucky Anne Marie especially en- joys Choralaires and dancing. She hopes to continue working at the bank or start busi- ness school in the fall. PATRICIA L. ABARE Look for a smile and listen for a song and you’ll find Pat. Pat's first love is music and next year will probably find her pur- suing a musical career at Potsdam State Teachers College. RICHARD E. ALVORD An All-county lineman in football and Vice President of the Wrestling Club were only a few of Dick's athletic achievements. His likable personality will take him far in the Air Force. DAVID C. ANDERSEN Friendly and sincere, Dave’s activities range from Captain of the football team to guitar-toter for the Choralaires. After graduation he may attend the Merchant Marine Academy or the University of Miami. HOWARD F. ASKEW Mild mannered with a pleasant smile, Howard likes drafting work. He will serve a hitch in the army after graduation. 29

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SENIOR CLASS O ccew Sewed Well SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Hartranft, president; Helen Herzig, vice-president; Aloha Pelham, secretary; and Barbara Giannelli, treasurer. IN PARTING As we look back over the four' years at Scotia-Glenville, we realize that they are and shall remain among the most memorable of our lives. From our class have come leaders, athletes and scholars. We have made a record to which succeeding classes may aspire. Much responsibility was placed in our hands in this first year of the new building, with its enlarged student body, and we handled it well. And now we look to the future. Whether it be in college, at work, or in the armed forces, it appears bright and offers much to all of us. We wish to thank our senior advisor, Mr. Peeling, and all of the other members of the faculty for their devoted efforts in guiding us along the way. We shall always be proud of the fact that we graduated from Scotia-Glenville High School. MR. HORACE PEELING Senior Class Advisor 28

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HAROLD R. BAILEY Witty, a hard worker, Rink contributed a great deal to our basketball team and maga- zine sale. He plans to attend college to become a physical ed. teacher. EMILY L. BARKER As president of the State Association of Student Councils and co-chairman of for- eign exchange, Emily has shown both lead- ership and service. “Em” plans on a career as a radio or television announcer. JAMES BANAGAN After school Jim has been working at Pleas- ant View Food Market. He is a hot rod fan. His easy-going manner and good humor won him many friends. SALLY ANNE BAIRD Sally, known for her pleasant smile, spends her afternoons working in a Real Estate office. She hopes to become an executive secretary after attending business school. Sheila plans on a business career and has gained experience already by working at Carl's. Quiet and sincere, Sheila gets things done. SHEILA BEAUCHAMP RAYMOND BENEDICT Good-natured and popular, Ray rates Key Club and sports high in his list of inter- ests. His liking for chemistry will be use- ful in his future work as a pharmacist.