University at Albany - Pedagogue Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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'Rial +S- 1ou.Y N IUNIORS is Q ,W V635 Sys-Iraqi' ,Iolly,' Juniors . . . not the word for us in 8:10 methods courses . . . no more pushball and song rivalries, no more getting stuck in ventilators searching for banners and mascots no larger than this and no smaller than that . . . much anticipation as to who'd be Prom Queen and would with t kb if K we have another name-band or not . . . bets on who would gs, N ' J, ' be tapped for Myskania . . . can next year be any worse X CW X X772 M than this? . . . I-Iow'll I ever get that unit plan done? . . . ' Xpfx' 6 memories of being Junior advisors . . . much correspondence fem by NWN 14 to prospective Statesmen . . . You'll go for it like crazy up here: the place grows on you, so help me!'7 . . . Counsel- ors at Freshmen Camp . . . Gardephe's stunt, the tops in something new and spontaneous Cto the cast as well as to the audiencel . . . much class spirit . . . even an Armistice Day party in the Commons that was peaceful, but yes! . . . more fun, more decorations, more refreshments than-oh, well, I never did like crowds . . . Brunch7' at the Annex at eleven . . . sudden dignity assumed . . . Milne, please notice! . . . wonder which of them will be in my class next year . . . an eye to practice teaching . . . Should I take Extra-Curricfw . . . Gee, I'm glad I made Advanced Dramatics: it brings out l'artiste in me, le grande passion, what I mean is, itis a lot of fun . . . think it will help me get a job next yearf' . . . had to send home for money for Junior week-end . . . do you think she expected flowers for house dance when I sent her an orchid for Prom? . . . But they're dur- able . . . glad I tactfully sug- gested that she wear it in her hair . . . what a week-end . . . Prom, luncheon, tea-dance, and house dance!', . I. . and the orchid still lived! . . . Remember Junior Pogor, Dower, Walraath, O'Brien, McCreary

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FLORENCE ADLER Schenectady JUNE ADIACHER, AQ Albany ROBERT ANIBAL, BAE Saratoga Springs MARY ARNDT, X29 Rochester NORMAN ARNOLD, EEP Massena HILDA ASHMAN, ZA West Monroe FRANK AUGUSTINE, EAE Ravena HELEN BAILEY, BZ Canastota 16 1 my M 7 . I,