William Howard Taft High School - Senior Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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'71 k . Silberman. Absent Miss Schechter, Gavrin, Mrs. Goldstein. They file the cnrllsq make up the reports, And for clerical questions, they have the retorts. SPANISH Mr. Senderotl, Mr. Zeldner, Mr. Lieb CCHAIRIYIAND, Mr. Dasch, Mr. Green. Miss Lafon, Mrs. Braun, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Kaplan Thaw urn the Mrs. Goldstein, Mrs. Bell, O,Shea, Mrs. Goldman, Miss Becker, Frazer, Mrs. Steinbock, Mrs. Coryell, Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. ,ffl ,.', -miigifld Ip '4 f xml 5 pk' 1- fe iZ?fJR?i3t5 mess people from Illexico way W,h0,L'P taught us Spanish words to say. Miss Grccnlmurg. lXl1'. Lnndslvcrg, Mr. hlilgrorn, Mr. Dick CCHAIRMAND, Nr. Finlkoil, Mrs. Corbett, Nr. Gross. Alvscnt Mr. Cohen. The moon is in its nrllil.. llm slurs nn' in Ihr' sky: Tim pvnplv in this flvpurlnwnl are the mms to tell you why.

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GIRLS HEALTH EDUCATION MBS USFIH sky, Mrs. Haske, Miss Edgerly, Miss VVhite Mrs. Greenwald, Miss Conroy, Miss O'Don nell CCHAIRNIAND, Miss Maistrelli, Mrs. Uniansky. Absent Miss Vvishner, Mrs Vogel. Do that dance.. right about face-Here are the teachers who set the pace BIQLQGY Mrs. Berger, Mrs. Breckstone, Mr. Sullivann Miss Shinar, Mr. Kirsehner, Mr. Abramson, Mr. Dragoon, Mr. Silverrnun, hlrs. Narins, hlr. Dick, hlrs. Eclis, lVlr. Kline CCI-IAIRBIAND. Absent Mr. Nash. lrhy does our heart beat what ls the cerebrum9 The B10 department answers a of e n MATHEMATICS Dr. Dunlevy, Mrs. Hubert. Mrs. Eynon, Mr. Dichter, Miss Richert, Miss Davoll. Mrs. Haberman, Mr. Sokoloff, Mr. Bergman. Miss Shapiro KCHAIRMAND. Absent Miss Meeks, Mrs. Vllolf. We can fgure out the angles of an octagon or steeple We owe all our gemus to these good people SECRETARUU. STUDIES M1-FUULQICCHAIR MAND, Mrs. Trunks, Mrs. Shapiro, Mrs. Blue, Mrs. Brody, Miss Murphy, Mr. Lippner, Mr. Chrystall, Miss Clune, Miss Scully, Miss Malbin, Dr. Friedman. Absent Mrs. Sedwitz. Take a letter, Miss Smithg please file this report. This is the way that we ve been taught

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o YoU'RE thinking of how these four years have flovvng or maybe, A jf V, I . -' 1 . x, -, - - ,N . X if . , - ' - f , N, 1 - at it has been an eternity. Maybe you're thinking that although youlve always joked about how youlve hated every minute of it, youlre really sorry to gog or maybe youlve kept it bottled up inside of you, and now are triumphantly shouting your freedom from the roof tops. No matter what the nature of your thoughts may be at this moment, one thing is Certain-youlre wistfully thinking of anything and everything that has ever happened to you within the sacred walls of this, the greatest of all high schools. So instead of taxing your poor bedraggled, weary, exhausted brains, why not let us help you reminisce? L. 1.