Waterford High School - Fordian Yearbook (Waterford, NY)

Page 11 text:

am m m m m mm m mmm m FORDIAN m m m m mm m m mmmma I I I I I I I Associate Editor Lois Conerty Jfoibtait IScuub Editor-in-Chief John Murray Literary Board Helen McGreivey, Chairman Jean Glass, Associate Chairman Associate Editoi John Mossey James Ryan Anita Ducharme Eleanor Shafer William Trigg Loyal Seifert Clifford Stanley Catherine Button Richard Clifton Eunice Clute Athletic Board John Malo, Chairman Zygmunt Bryk Art Board Laurence Craven, Chairman Dorothy Phillips Photographic Board Robert Patton, Chairman James O’Connor Stanley Grochmal Franklyn Van Derwerken Alumni Board Margaret Farrell, Chairman Leona Doud Joseph McGarry Feature Board Evelyn Anderson, Chairman Marjorie Hauke Alfred Mincher Patsy Batto Raymond Ritchie Mildred Baker Vera Currier Business Board Frederick Glass, Chairman James Minchf:r Eileen Whiting Frank Marchand Helen Czarnowski Alice DeLisle Edward Bartnick Michael La Gatta Winifred Hicks Advertising Board William Reynolds, Chairman Thomas Patregnani John Clement Burton Montgomery Edward Duddf.n Dorothy Brisbois Farine Klinf. Marion Burgess Ethel Van Der Voort Anita Green Alice Michon Harold Samuels Joseph Verchf.rf.au Louise Wondisford Miss Margaret Fortune Faculty Advisor I I % I a m m rw m m mt n m m m m » 193 7 Seven ) )N )NK ) V K ) ) Q

Page 10 text:

B fW ) k y f j I I I FORDIAN i ; m tv r . s i s . m ma g | I Contents Cbitorial Department Hbmimstration Mentor Section Jfeatures Classes rgani$attons itfjletics aitimni Section = bberttsements ■ 7 9 13 31 47 59 71 77 79 a s I'm rw pm v s i y m » m 19 3 7 g | PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM£J

Page 12 text:

Dm m m m m m m m m m mm | FORDIAN m m m m m m m m m m m m d A I I I I I I I 1 1 J I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I (Ef)e tutor’s ittesSage The advent of Graduation brings with it two thoughts, one of happiness, the other of sorrow—happiness at the thought that our preparation for the battle of life is complete, that at last our opportunities for proving our respective worths have arrived; sorrow at the thought of parting from those halls after four short, oh, so very short years. The past quadrennial period has seen much added to the honor and name of Waterford High School. The knowledge that its own activity proved itself an important factor in this bolstering up process has shown itself to be a source of infinite pride to the members of the Class of 1937. Throughout that time we have been especially fortunate in having competent and interested instructors and administrators constantly considering our welfare, adding to the development of our intellect, making our school lives pleasant ones. In addition, we can realize that the student friendships established are ones the sincerity of which will never be surpassed. At the present time, however, we are not truly able to appreciate the value of our high school careers. Only the passing of time and the encountering of dis- couraging circumstances in radically different environments will wake us to the real importance of life at Waterford High School. John Murray, Editor-in-Chiej % I I I % | I 1 | I 'i I ? I. I I I 'i 1 Eight I □ ns ins m m m m m m 193 7 I I ) y V )N A □