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

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MRS RUTH COLES ADAMEK Cortland State Teachers College BS Physical Education Department In charge of Junior and Sensor Intramural Actsvstses Adviser to Girls Leaders Club If there ss righteousness heart there wsll be beauty sn the character lf there ss beauty in the character there will be har mony in the home If there ss harmony sn the home there wsll be order sn the nation When there is order sn the natson there MR ROBERT D AGONE New York State College for Teachers at Albany A B M A Gusdance Department Boys Counselor Since wars begin in the minds of men sf ss in the msnds of men that the defences of peace must be constructed Constitution of UNESCO wsll be peace sn the world A Chinese Proverb MISS ALENE ALDERSON New York State College for Teachers at Albany B A University of Michigan MA Work on diplomas for Commencement Perhaps at the last music will unste the world when the sntells gence of the world realizes the R DANIEL ANDERSEN mon College B S Mathematics Department Adviser for Sensor announce Adviser for Sensor sectson of Yearbook As much as lieth sn you live peaceably with all men Romans I2 I8 MRS DORIS ANDERSEN New York State College or Teachers at Albany B A M A English Department Adviser for Junior sectson of Yearbook Assistance adviser for Sensor announcements Let us then pursue what makes for peace and for mutual up- building. futslsty of words Dr H W Thompson MR CLARENCEJ BECKER Buffalo State Teachers College lndustrsal Arts Department Peace on Earth does not imply appeosement contasnment stale mate or truce among nations It means peace between the worker and hss employer peace between the black man and the white man tranquslsty and harmony and mutual respect among men Romans l4:l9 MlSS MADELEINE BURNS Cortland State Teachers College, B.S. Physical Education Department Adviser for Junior Leader's Club In charge of Freshman and . CLARENCE BERRY Potsdam Normal Driver Education Department Peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations.' George Washington Sophomore Intramural Activities ' The peace of God, which pass- eth all understanding keeps your hearts and msnds. New Testament of all conditions.' Sam Sullivan MRS. MILDRED A. CALLAHAN New York University, B.S. University of New Hampshire Music Department War fasls, try peace, put up the ,,, useless sword. John Greenleaf Whittier P, cz. ,L-Lexi sk' 'n,'1,. x.,LsCl C,Lss,Uc, MR. PAUL C. BRADT Syracuse University M.S. Buffalo State Teachers College, B.S. Director of Guidance and Adult Education Peace shall over all the earth Its ancient splendor fling, And the whole world send back the song Which now the angels sing. E. H. Sears The Angel's Song ' l . FACULTY H A I , .n H , 4 I . M . U A , , . English Department ' ' ' ments and name. cards ' - , f . . l MR

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DR WILLIAMJ KRUM JR Superuntendent of Schools Hamulton College A B Teachers College Columbua Unvversuty MA Columbua Unuversuty PhD TO THE 1953 GRADUATES As chuldren you have engoyed the happuness of home and famuly As young people you have gauned suons and shared the fears the worrues caused by countrues at war May you as young adults be un strumental by your words deeds and contrubutuons un establushung peace un your home the world MARY L PITKIN MR DEWITT WOODARD Assocuate Pruncupal St Lawrence Unuvers ty B A New York State Teachers College at Albany M A lf we are to have permanent world peace we must learn to love rather than to hate we must be ready to talk rather than to fught we must cultuvate patuence rather than umpatuence we must learn to compromuse wuth honor rather than for the sake of expeduency Peace luke war beguns un the munds of men lt us therefore of the utmost umportance that each of us learn the skulls of peace and practuce them un our dauly relatuons wuth others Thus we can do at home at school un our vocatuons or un our communuty actuvu tues and by so doung we can make an effectuve start down the long road to world peace WM J KRUM JR MISS MARY L PITKIN Pruncupal New York State Teachers College at Albany A B Columbua Unuvers ty Many plans for promotung peace have been proposed durung the twen tueth century Some have had merut but none have succeeded Peace beguns un the hearts of men There can be no peace untul unduvuduals famulues com munutues and natuons belueve un and practuce the Golden Rule Do unto others as you would have others do unto you Any plan for peace whuch us not based upon thus prnncuple us bound to faul D S WOODARD 6 I I I I I .A I . . . ' I I 1 Q I v I . . . I - I . . , . many friends, learned to make deci- . I 1 1 . ' Q Q - - .I Q 4 , . I . ' f' I ' II I ' 11 - . ' u , . .

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MR HAROLDV COBB University of Maine A B Supervisor of the Physical Educa tion Department of the Public Schools of Endicott Head coach of football and baseball I give no thought to my neigh bor s birth Or the way he makes his prayer I grant him a tree man s place on earth If only his game is square Roger Clark New MRS. ANNE F. DODGE Mansfield State Teachers College B.S. Mathematics Department Co-Adviser for Banquet Committee How beautiful upon the moun- tains are the feet of him that bringeth good tidings that pub- Iisheth peace. Old Testament MR EUGENE MICHAEL CAMADELLA St Bonaventure University BA English Department Adviser tor the Sophomore section of Yearbook Co Adviser for Class Day Committee Peace is not passive but an active virtue Monsignor Fulton J Sheen Y' CLIFFORD CROOKS York State Teachers College at Albany A B University of Pennsylvania M A History Department Student Council Adviser Co Adviser for Class Day Committee Flies look for decay kings for wcr and wicked men for quar- rels but good men look only for peace' Anonymous MR. D. BRUCE ELLIS Syracuse University A.B. New York State Teachers College at Albany M.A. History Department Adviser tor Senior Prom Committee Practice tolerance and live to- gether in peace with one another as good neighbors. Charter of the United States MISS CLARA COVEN EY Teachers College at Columbia University B S Head of the Homemaking Department Lord bid war s trumpet cease Fold the whole world in peace Oliver Wendell Holmes 41 MRS. RUTH EDSON Houghton College B,S. Director of U-E Choir and Girls Glee Club Let gentle peace assert her power and kind affection rule the hour. Charles Sprague MRS MYRA D CARMAN Cortland State Teachers College English Department Peace is tranquil liberty Cicero MRS LEAH A CROSSMAN Plattsburg State Teachers College Commercial Department In charge of typing for the Thesaurus Peace on Earth Good will toward men The Bible MISS RUTH ESTY William Smith College B.A. English Department It peace cannot be maintained with honor, it is no longer peace. Lord John Russell FACULTY I N f- 4, ,, . , H A V - ,, . ' - . V Q . VL. MR, fx. ' , , YW K u V A . ' ' I f 1 Q1 H , . . - .1 Q -H , , 3