Utica Free Academy - Academician Yearbook (Utica, NY)

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ff r 4 S i .....,... .f- ' Counselors ,, Gee, fhey gef smaller every year! say you as fhe new freshmen sfream fhrough fhe halls. l-lowever, if isn'f frue. The fresh- men aren'f smaller: you are bigger. From your loffy posifion as seniors you loolc down and fhe freshmen seem so young and so finy. Four years ago you loolced fhe same way fo fhe seniors of fhaf year. lvluch has happened fo you in fhese four years. You have grown physically, added fo your sfore of knowledge and come fo a beffer under- sfanding of all fhaf is involved in living. You are a differenf person physically. menfally and socially. You have learned more abouf your abilifies and how fo use fhem, how fo evaluafe sifuafions and fo malce your own decisions. You have ma- fured. We of fhe faculfy and sfaff hope fhal' we have confribufed somefhing fo your developmenf. We even more earnesfly hope fhaf we have given you fhe means and fhe confidence fo go on learning and growing. l wish you each a happy and successful life, growing in wisdom and mafurify, and capable of realizing fhe loesf fhaf is in you. Arfhur F. Wildes Miss R. Milne. Mr. R. Murphy. Miss M. D, Fox.

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Administration lvlay you always sland- UNITED-lor your school, cornmunily and counlry FAITHFUL-'ro yourselves and your ideals AMBITIOUS-lo make The mosl of your lraining and abililies. R. Roy Perkins N155 VM? 2-vu , As a beam guides a pilo+ Jrhrough dark- ness and srorrn +o a happy landing. so may your moHo, UNITED, FAITI-IFUL, AMBITIOUSH help you on your way Through life. Unired and failhlul 'ro your school you have been, now ambirious be, Ambirious nor only for your own success bul' ambilious To use your knowledge, your Jralenrs and your srrenglh +o make a beH'er world. A. Ray Calhoon Principal ml1,uv.,, .. ..,, ... .,- u

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F Rusmek. Front Row, left to right: F. Murphy, J. Madden, A. Wlldes R. Perkins, R, Murphy, A. R. Calhoon, P. Christine, M. F Maderer, L. Karcher, J. E. Hacker. Second Row: M. McClel lan, A. Hvgglns, F. Colluns, F, De Vlto, L. Daressa, J. La Faye R. Ward, A, Schepsls, E. Hanford, S. Hymes, A. Wrlqht, A. DeLegge, M, P, Maderer. Third Row: E. Rood, H. La Londe, M. G. Meclberry, A. Hartness, F. Crandall, H. Burlc D. Handlon, L, Case, M. Cleayeland, E, Croloot, L. Bell, J Gfflce Staff Le to right: S. LaFleur, M. Jones, G. Weaver, M. Lynch. Hand, H. Ainsworth, B. Prltcnard, W. Jeres. Fourih ROW L, Clzza, H. Guilloyle, F. Bull, E. Grant, J. Dudleston, Nlgra, R. Lewis, F. Mason, F. Buqenthal, P. Dayrncnt, Mannlqan, H. Boclce. Fifth Row: A. Sacco, S. Mears Bell, A. Reppel, F. Kleln, J. Campbell, F. Fctenza. R, Lev A. Bishop, F. Swleclo, J. Jursalc, D. Jory O. Befthold. Butler. Faculty UFA has been saddened 'fha year by The pa In of one o :ls dISl'IUQUli e an mue oxe lacully members lvlrs Edllh Wealherxsax Cronl Coming lo our school an l9'7S Mr Cronk brouqhr lo her worlc as leacher ol mallwemarm a remark ably lceen mlnd and a warm under landlno ol younq was lor many years a sensor L ass aJwl er One o her oulslandunq conlrubullons To lhe Abademy was her help IH desugnlnq and lanclarduzlnq lhe UFA rrnq Allhouqh Mrs Cronlx has lell us her memory wnll be chernshed and her Influence wlll llve on an lhe hearls and llves ol lhose who were fommcfe enough lo have lcnown her ' g l ' ' ' '-h d d rhel J d people. lnleresled ln exlra currlcular acllyilles, she . 3 ' 'l Q: L 7s . l - - - H S . . Y t . ' 1 +w..........,g. A- M H-.1