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

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SENIORS AND UNDERCLASSMEN OUR ODYSSEY We hove completed our high school Odyssey Like Ulysses, who, on his voyoge home from the Trojan War, foced storms and distractions, we have qJso faced them and conquered, we hope, some of them. We are happy, yet we leave with a touch of sadness, our senior year is over—a year of hope, of work ond of dreams. 15

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FACULTY MR. CHARLES H TURVER Room 201, Generoi Biology Hygiene I, II. Biology S«mmoi Adviser, Lawrence College A.B University o Rochester, MS. MR FRANK UVANNI Speech Correction tor the fcn dicott Pubhc Schools Syracuse University, B S. MRS MAUDE C VARTULI Room 12. Boys fjomemokmg. Child Core. Foods. Junior Red Cross Sponsor. First Aid Clou. Plcttsburg State Teachers Col- lege, BS. MISS MAE E. VAUGHN Room 207 Hygiene I. Physics, Syracuse University, A B. MISS ELEANOR A VOGELGSANG Home Room ill. General English. English IA. Journalism. World Literature, Adviser of the Zephyr. Adviser of the student page, Binghamton Sunday Press Adviser for January Class Day Syracuse University, A.B. Columbio University, M.A. MISS MARGUERITE J WALTERS Home Room 208 American Hisfory. American History and World Backgrounds Community Problems Adviser tar Senior Rings Adviser for Syracuse Citizen- ship Conference Delegates Co-Adviser far Assembly Pro- grams. Syracuse University, A.B M.A. MR HENRY C WHITE Home Room 26, Agriculture. Adviser to Future Farmers of America, Syracuse University, B.S. St Lawrence University, M E MR. JOHN WOODRUFF Room 1. Advanced Blueprint Reading Technical Mechanical Drawing. Rochester Institute of Tech- nology. MISS BETTY E WYKE Home Room 1 10. College Preparatory English. General English. English III. Thesaurus Adviser in charge of securing and or rang mg data with pictures for gradautc Albany Stale Teachers College, A.B Harvard and Syracuse Univer- sities MR CARL ZONIO Home Room 112. Italian. Spanish. Adviser fo Spanish and Italian Clubs. Albany State Teachers College, A.B. Syracuse University, M A 14

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THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 This year the January and June Senior classes were combined. The students gradu- ating in January received their diplomas during and took part in the regular June com- mencement program. This senior year, as always, was a particularly busy one. Following the platform promises of John Hudanich, school president, various groups and individual students worked on assembly programs. Clubs presented dances, plays and dinners. There wos o furor over the senior ploy productions. The music groups presented their concerts, and there were new committees and staffs on which to serve. Each activity went to make our senior yeor a full one The January graduating class elected Frank Valleta as their president; Richard An- gel ine, vice president; Mary Rossi, secretory; and Jean Hartman, treasurer The June class chose as their leoders: Lewis Morrow, president; Dolores Mmni, vice president; Lois Pascoe, secretary, and Francis Angel ine, treasurer We have tried to copy Mercury ond have occasionally tried our wings; we have opened a new Pandora's box of opportunities and now we shall knock with Janus ot a brand new gate to o challenging future. JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS Mary Rossi, secretory; Jean Hartman, treasurer; Richard Angeline, vice president; Frank Valletta, president. JUNE CLASS OFFICERS Sitting: Lois Pascoe, secretary; Dolores Mmni, vice-president. Standing Lewis Morrow, president; Francis Angeline, treasurer. ?6