Croton Harmon High School - Tigers Tale Yearbook (Croton on Hudson, NY)

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eng,- HARHY H. W ALLPTRSTEIN WA1.1.Y C, ton Hfmri I, 2, 4' Glow: Club 4 T k I ruff '.. A liitirm: To ywlfiy lust trumpet in N.B.C. Symphony. in mind. The class has a wealth of 'potential secretaries, typists, stenographers, and booklceepers, and some members aspire to more complex occupations such as engineering, fashion Ide- signing, and occupational therapy, there even being a hope- ful foreign correspondent. Donald Ewing and Ted Weinhold are one up on the others. Buck has signed up with the Giants, and Ted has had a trial with the Dodgers. Everyone is proud of these two, and we are sure the rest of the class can do as well. Although We've spent a lot of time talking about the Seniors, we've not mentioned the really important part of the class, the advisors, Miss Fugill and Mr. Kellerhouse. The Seniors admit that they Wouldn't have all these things to brag about it it weren't for them. They are still, as they did when you were here, giving advice on matters ranging from dances to colleges. What would we do without them!