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

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faculty And this our life, exempt from public haunt, Finds tongues in trees, hooks in running brooks, Sermons in stones, and good in everything. —Shakespeare

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THESAURUS GENERAL STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF: Ellen VanDusen. ASSOCIATE SENIOR EDITORS: Barry Benjamin, Annie Buikstra, Nancy Crouthamel, Francis Frisk, Frances Kissel, Ann Knickerbocker, Lorry McConnon, Eva Orrrvon, Jeanne Pennell, Violet Pucek, Genevieve Rossello, Patricia Saxton, Michael Senio. ASSOCIATE JUNIOR EDITORS: Janet Driscoll, David Hildebrandt, Charles Morgan, Joan Muffley, Patricio Sowicki, Joseph Schwarz, ASSOCIATE SOPHOMORE EDITORS: Susie Bussa, Beverly Occhiato, John Sponable. ASSOCIATE FRESHMAN EDITORS: Hughlafae Conklin, William Dayton. Paul Cerosaro William Clegg Rudolph Dingo Thomas Doyle ART STAFF Mery Hudcovic Edward Novelli John Regan Aden Shopiro John Stocconi So undr a Stabler Harold Stephens TYPISTS Carolyn Clark Ann Donovon Mary Ann Dennis Marjorie Hayword Angel ine De Vita Fronces Mistretto Marie Ttirrigiano FACULTY ADVISERS General Adviser; Advertising; Circulation; Art: Mrs, Wafloce Finch Mr. Froncis Goss Miss Frederica Hollister Mrs, Theodore Loinhart Senior Class; Junior Class; Sophomore Class; Freshman Class: Miss Betty Wyke Miss Alene Alderson Miss Sarah Jane Johnson Miss Margaret Pierce 4

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As we take up life's challenge with its dreams and hopes, let us not forget the dreamers who have preceded us along the road of life. Many have attained success and reached the highest standing in their profession, yet they labor on. MR. WILLIAM J. KRUM, JR. Superintendent of Schools The ideals of a practical dreamer are reflected clearly in every oction of Mr. Krum. Not only does he believe that new methods of education should be adopted when they have proved themselves superior to older methods, but he urges those with whom he works to be con tinuously in search of ways of making education more ef- fective Through his guidance and influence, we are better equipped to take on active part in society. MISS MARY L PITKIN Principal The dreams of Miss Pit- kin parallel those of Mr. Krum. She, too, labors earnestly for high aca- demic standards in the school A perfectionist at heart, she dreams of send- ing us into life better edu- cated and more reliable citizens. MR. DEWITT S. WOODARD Associate Principal What are Mr. Wood- ard's dreams-5 We realize that he has one of the most difficult jobs in the school To him is attrib- uted the responsibility of keeping us on the straight way. For this we greatly respect him and hope that all his dreams come true 6