Union Endicott High School - Thesaurus Yearbook (Endicott, NY)

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IS. GRACE ABBEY ne Room 116. erican History. v Jersey State Teachers' Iegelat Trenton, Columbia versity. .. CLARENCE G. RRY me Room 211. lness Arithmetic and nentary Algebra. adam. SS JOSEPHINE RUANA 'ie Room 215. 'thand l, Introduction to ness, and Business Arith- ic. IC USE. MISS ALENE E. ALDERSON Home Room 9. English ll and lll. Commencement Work. New York State College for Teachers at Albany, University of Michigan. MRS. MILDRED CALLAHAN Home Room ll-5. Harmony and Theory of Music. In charge of Music Apprecia- tion Hour after school. Crane Institute of Music, New York University. FACULTY MRS. RUTH H. ADAMEK Girls' Physical Education Instructor. In charge of Junior and Senior After-School Activities. Cortland. . 'WH i--..Lv,,: ' ' MISS MADELINE BURNS Girls' Physical Education Instructor. ln charge of Freshman ond Sophomore After-School Activities. Cortland. MR. HAROLD V. COBB Director of Health and Physical Education of the Public Schools of Endicott, Head Coach of Football and Baseball. University of Maine. MR. CLARENCE J. BECKER Shop 24. Industrial Arts Machine Shop Buffalo State College for Teachers. l MRS. MYRA D. CARMAN Home Room 202. Latin and English ll. Cortland.

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Learners in elementary schools, high schools, colleges and programs of adult education have, in general, been too willing to acquire facts for storage rather than for application. Education can be of real value only as we are willing to use what we know for our own best interests and for the best interests of society. WM. J. KRUM, JR. MR. WILLIAM J. KRUM JR Superintendent of Schools The youth of l849 must have had courage which made them dare to ex- plore the new, initiative to lead, en- thusiasm which helped to conquer hardships, love of nature, to give them calmness and dignity, and faith in God, to enable them to trust the future. l believe the youth of l949, with greater opportunities before them, can and must possess these some qualities. My faith in you may perhaps help in your new and challenging search for MISS MARY L. PITKIN Principal As you prepare for graduation you should realize that it does not mean the end of your education. Keep on learning. Your mind grows strong with use, Allow time for daily reading. Avoid the trivial and the vulgar. What goes in the mind comes out in the life. D. S. WOODARD, of Union-Endicott High School 8 the real Gold of Life. MISS PITKIN MR. DEWITT S. WOODARD Associate Principal

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FACULTY MRS. RUTH M. EDSON A Cappella Choir and Glee Club. Houghton College. MISS CLARA COVENEY Vocational Homemaking. Mansfield State College for Teachers, Columbia University. MRS. LEAH A. CROSSMAN Home Room 8. Shorthand I and Secretarial Practice. In charge of typing for the Creative Writing Contests and Thesaurus. Plottsburg. MISS RUTH ESTY Home Room IO9. English ll and III. William Smith College. MRS. ISABELLE K. FRIDERICH Home Room 2l 6. Plane Geometry. D'YouvilIe College. MRS. EDNA A. FINCH English IV. Head of English Department, General Adviser for the Year- book, Creative Writing Club Sponsor. Cornell University. MR. GEORGE A. FORBES Room 203. Chemistry and General Science. Adviser of the Hi-Club, As- sistant Football Coach and Coach for the Cheerleaders. Niagara University. MISS JEAN HAMKE MR. ROLAND C. FRIDERICH Physical Education, Basketball and Football. Battle Creek College, Ithaca College. Home Room I4. Vocational Homemaking. Cornell University. 9 IO MRS. HAROLD J. HESS Home Room 2. Typing, Public Relations Director. Rochester Business Institute, Extension Work in Columbia and Syracuse.