Willsboro Central High School - Gilliland Yearbook (Willsboro, NY)

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“TEDE” NORMAN KING October 15, 1919 “Don’t Touch Me, I'm Delicate” “Norman is the studious type of person, rating very high in his work, but still manages to come to class, without his work finished. This last year he has fallen under the feminine spell and his seat in the study hall is often occupied by two.” Activities: Treasurer, (1); Vice-President (2t ; Dramatics, (2, 3) : Hi-Y, (2, 3, 4.) ; Iatieer staff, (3, 4) ; Chorus, (3. 4) ; Junior Achievement, (1. 2, 3. 4) ; Baseball, (1, 2, 3. 4) ; Class Speaker at Commencement. (4). LLEWELYN MARTIN April 2, 1918 “LLEWELYN” “Our Lone Star Hill-billy.” “The description of Llewelyn—to a '1'—shy, quiet, with the occasional fiery temper of a Frenchman. He shows great interest in baseball and is a student with higher standing than his actions usually reveal.” Activities: Hi-Y, (3, 4); Baseball, (3. 4). MARY SHAMBO July 20, 1918 “SUNSHINE” “Don’t Make Me Laugh” “Brown eyes, curly hair, turned up nose, stubborn on occasion,—a perfect description of Mary. She is a very stu: ious girl and is sure to reach her goal. She is known to her classmates as being very friendly and good-natured. She plans to enter nursing.” Activities: Dramatics, (2, 3); Hi-Y (1, 2. 3, 4): Chorus, (i, 2, 3, 4.): laurel- staff, (3, 4); Librarj club, (3).

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“JOSIE” JOSEPH BRUNO October 26, 1919 “'I'lie Man with the Screwball “A short, dark Frenchman is Joseph. He has a wonderful disposition and deserves more credit than he receives.” Activities: Baseball (4). ELLEN CR( HVNINGSHIELD April 13, 1919 “DOTTIE” “Silence Is Golden” “Ellen is tall, has shining dark hair, and is usually serious. She is always ambitious and eager to help. She plans to attend college next year, but has not yet decided which one.’ Activities: Public Speaking, (4); Class marshal, (3)- WILLIAM FELTT April 2, 1919 “BILLY 'I'lie Boy with Mischief in His Eyes” “William is short, has blond hair and the ability to skip school. He is particularly fond of staying after school (not to work, but for his mischief). lie plans to return for post-graduate work next year.” Activities: Hi-Y (3. 4); Dramatics, (2). MARGARET FLAHERTY November 25, 1919 “LULU” “Irish Eyes Are Smilin’ ” “A jolly hello warns us that Margaret approaches, even before we see her curly brown head and blue eyes. Margaret is the athletic type of girl —keenly alive to all school problems and an advocate of school spirit. She is naturally a leader. She will attend the Champlain Valley Hospital Training School for Nurses next year.” Activities: Vice-President, (3, 4); Dramatics. (2, 3) ; Chorus, (1, 2. 3, 4,) ; Hi-Y (2. 3, 4) ; Ianecr Staff, (3, 4); Public Speaking (3, 4): Library Club, (3): Cheer leader, (2. 3, 4); Class Speaker at Commencement. (4).

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ARNIE ARNOLD SPIERTO July 29, 1919 “Good Old Sloans’ ” “Arnold is an enthusiastic person. Singing comes natural and we often hear him croon, especially when he is out walking. Next year we hope to see Arnold at Columbia University, entering the medical field.” Activities: Vice-President. (1); President, (2); Hi-Y, (2, 3. 4); Chorus, (1, 2, 3. 4); Baseball (4) ; Basketball, (1,2, 3. 4) ; Ianeer staff, (3, 4); Dramatics, (2, 3); French Club, (1, 2),