Catskill High School - Rip Van Winkle Yearbook (Catskill, NY)

Page 13 text:

,fp uv SCIHICODUL FACULTY Mrs. Edna Maguire Librarian Miss Ella Maclaury V ' Sr. High Social Studies , .... 2. 5 -gr, .53 'ff-P' -S 3 X use x fn f Sw: 9 S aide we ,i A - I :pe- 2 aw ' gsiagsiwgfifm, was-,., . c ,, .iff f -- ,N f fi' , ,zfgzgiqkzr-.::' es K ' O K ,, , ' ' mfwfpcfszem -' ,gm ,.-'1 '!J u ,f tk -23:1 ,i W N ,,. we M, rr , N u..N ,,,, Q www uf' eu W is if , Mr. Vincent Pecora X Aft l IN C ornmercial Subjects Miss Lorraine Roberts Instrumental Music .3 ..r ' 5 'ts S -we S fr Miss Elizabeth M Soph. English Mr. Everett Jr. High H , st ,Q r ' f William M. Rapp, M.D. Medical School Inspector - i is gg 1 ' Tfi iiffif ' ww sw, le!!- .5'Qi'i'L ' W if -- Coach David Porter Physical Mr. Paul T. Sellers Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Hedwig Rusack s French and Latin N A, if 4 3 65.7 Mr.Anthony Rinaldi 7 lf' 1-2 X Jr. -H. Mathematics .,.- M V e- c Miss Madeline Weiuauf r xsmdmf office Assistant ..,, i 'L . . ' wg ' 1 ...., . igbtifi Miss Sailly Warren U ix 1 V,,p,f,, I f 'lji . Home Economicss 4 ' Mr. Julius Sylvia . Q, 1- X 9- V f. H. S. Science Q Y , ' . ff Mr. Lester Snyder J , 7' 3 I p Prep. Class Q ,mf f,. Page 9 i A

Page 12 text:

Mrs. Ruth Fairbanks Nau- zv 2 5 gg ,K ..,-. 4' . . ki SQATSKHLL HHQH fs . 5. Mrs. Ruth Albright 1' . . s s 3 . .ww fs 5 R Secrefqfy fv the - . Suffffnffndfnf Mr. Charles R. Clark Social Studies ' S ' it S S Miss Betty J. Coleman E V Physical Education if z S Q5 isMs Miss Mildred Concannon Y gl: Mathematics szhs 6 Q sa ' - s Mrs- Hannah DeNYSe , S V0CUl MW-V56 I r. Alfred Caprio Jr. Science ,.iL 1 Amish is- f-:' 2 I Mr' George Eden e il a 'f it' Jr. High Englilvh 1 General Math. P . l aaa. all .. sssis H. S. Secretary Mrs. Ruth Fallon Mrs. Gertrude Keables Attendance Officer Miss Janet Lewis School Nurse Miss Harriette Greene Home Economics Mr. Harold Ionas Industrial Arts Senior English 1 Page 8 Mr. Raymond Light Commercial Subjects ' Q Miss Edith Luce Ir. High English Social Studies

Page 14 text:

uf is ,,, C-Zvliaia We, the class of forty-eight, Of sound mind, do solemnly state: Thru' the years we have come And we've had lots of fun! Most of us began way back in thirty-five, And a whole year of kindergarten we did survive, To enter the schools of grammar, Where over our lessons we would stammer. From thirty-six thru' forty-two We did not know what we would dog For a vacation we had one desire: To finish school and then retire. Then came grade seven and C. H. S., Where we met each other and had to confess That it was different from Irving or Grandview, Cementon, Leeds and Palenville too. No more playing. This would all be work And from our studies we could not shirk. With all the books we had to carry, We resembled a lending library. Here we had a class called detention fln our schedule this they did not mention lj No more standing with gum in our cheek! QWe'd be entered in this class for a week lj One more obstacle overcome in our career! But in our hearts we had the fear, That, from seventh grade we would retire Out of the frying pan, into the fire. The year went by, none too fast, And the eighth grade came at last. We were still too young to realize, by golly, That here there was more work than there was 'follyr Then summer vacation and fun galore, - b But we had to look toward school once more, To become Freshmen in Junior High: -And we entered this class with a sigh. Our first class meeting and ai fond recollection Of the ofiicers we chose at this election: Jonas as adviser and Scarlata at the reins, Newman and Beare assisted the brains , The Thanksgiving Dance in our Freshman Year, Will be unforgettable, never fear! A But to celebrate our release from the joint We took a day boat ride to Kingston Point. Page 10 ,T 7 34g . . cr gl w as ,gud Z? 1' J