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

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Social Studies The American way of life has its roots in the past. The comforts we enjoy, the institutions which serve us so well, and the freedoms we cherish are the products of many hands and many minds. If we are to hold on to this priceless heritage, and if we are to solve the problems of today and lead on to further progress, we must have some knowledge of the past. MISS DOROTHY GETTY Department Chairman MISS ELLEN NOLAN The American History Honors class finds that free discussion leads to an under- standing of current world and domestic problems. MR. FRANK PALMER Asst. Student Senate Advisor 22

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MR. JOHN MARYANOPOLIS Acropolis Literary Advisor MRS. RUTH BLACK Asst. I.S.E.P. Ad. MR. RONALD TERSIGNI Acropolis Literary Advisor Mrs. Major is inaugurat- ing a new program this year in special education in the High School. Steinbeck? MRS. CATHERINE MAJOR Special Education Teacher MR. THOMAS GILMARTIN Tartan Advisor MRS. ARLENE MOLONY Asst. Drama Club Advisor MR. JOHN STOPERA 21

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Senior Government Class absorbed in Quarterly test. MR. JOSEPH KETCHUM Asst. Student Senate Advisor 9 MRS. DONNA RESTON FTA Advisor MRS. AGNESS POWERS Acropolis Advisor Asst. Senior Class Ad. MR. LAURENCE RAINEY Student Senate Advisor MRS. HILDA HASKELL I.S.E.P. Advisor MR. HORACE PEELING Senior Class Advisor MRS. H. JANE WALKER Asst. Drama Club Advisor 23