Dobbs Ferry High School - Periauger Yearbook (Dobbs Ferry, NY)

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X 9 il G! ir !' rm! , 0 4 f 3 54 X X W NX fQX 49.30, CEU In Dobbs Ferry our old home town, A prominent citizen is Raymond Brown. ygrion Monahan now raises Bees, These pets she controls with absolute ease. At Florida, Iggy, our life-guard so brave, Doth risk his life daily--the others to save. Ehyllls,QeBgsa, best actress by far, IS now on Broadway, a well-known star. In the front page news is Joe Belarge, who has traveled to China on his famous barge. A teacher in Home Eos. is Peggy B., who works at Cornell Univers y. A NPowersu model in BL-Aghesnng An increase in business for her boss she has won. Florence DeLu is a dietlciang or e oods we eat, we get her permission. we hear that jgg-33113 runs a Beauty Salon, And that Nancy and husband to Miami have gone. In the wi s of Africa we see Mary who finding adventure is a mfssfonary. Meri has left for une west, o marry the man she has always loved best. Ellen and Frances are working together, In a bureau which gives information on weather. Peg Kranz married Billy just ten years ago, And now her two children to grammar school go. D. Buck is the star of a girls' baseball team, when she makes a homerun all the spectators scream. Of course, you'd expect Bill M. to win fame, To be crowned King of Bowlers was always his aim. Jeanne Ca , a master of science, oo s at diseases and germs ln defiance. Milly Delme , a writer of songs, ng e foremost composers she'll always belong. Josephlnellenuto on NBC, X D -'af ' EPORT RKL sg, .- Q, ,,..-f mi! In return for her singing receives a large fee. As a doctor's assistant, Elizabeth ., With HBoneyn the skeleton s very friendly. Ann Cof 's the girl who wins the awards, ecause of the pleasure her dancing affords. Katherine has made herself a name, By a ngthe swimming honorsat the last Olympic game Of the EQ2'LLdi8.Y future, there is no question' Would anyone like to leave e different suggestlenv Hg! And so you see where you will be, agwx In nineteen hundred fifty-three. 510209, But whether or not this comes to pass, IQQQQQ we wish success to all our class. 55. Q bmi-A 'x gamgknp ig, A N 1 mm-' X U Q ,A 'als .. 1, X, X l X HN X U A ' 3 - !

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4 ff? 1 f K ,ml I S Aw A splendid young lawyer is , Nu erous cases he's successfully won. As a concert pianist we find QhaL1QLLe.B., She's long been acclaimed the highest by far. By the papers we see that the bicycle race, was won by , who set a new pace. As a dent1st's assistant works 5 To all of the patients' appointments she sees. An industrial worker is ZElU And an aeronautical engineer is E4-Q4-Eaneili. A competent bookkeeper is B 3 To say she works well is putting it mild. Egron draws ads for Gulf Gasoline, ch appear in many a magazine. Anna Arm a hat shop has bought, y a he young ladies her models are sought. If you're looking for a hamburger stand, Stop at s the best in the land. To the Foreign Legion has fled-Anglgpj., This man of great courage rescues those in distress 'Marian Sant the Sweepstakes has won, An s e, with this money, much good work has done. Linehan s Shoe Store which covers two blocks, I5 such a success that he dabbles in stocks. Jean Kemp in wanamaker's now sells toys o doting parents of girls and boys. In radio, Norma Arnold has made a hit, Her programs are known for their humor and wit. E , his samples does take Al over the country--a commission to make. we find Mildred , a Flo Nightingale In curing er patients, we're sure she'll not fall. QL-E9,.12.TLllZZ6J-li a weaver by trade, Vows that his tapestry never will fade. M. Moto, who teaches her pupils to dance, 'HE5'just returned from her studies in France. Our redhead Marie, the mother of two, Married the Boy with hair the same hue. From the Straits of Dover to the shores of Maine, Sails our captain, James McCorm1ck by name. The Boss is well pleased with Qgr13.B., Because she works so efficiently. At Carnegie Hall is our composer-maQ,Nr1gnt, His great compositionsare indeed a delight. At Forest Hills we see Qgra-A., At the top of the list we're sure she will stay. 5139, who ls now Captain of the Rangers, Thinks Hockey is tops regardless of dangers. And far from her nDown Argentine wayu, our smger, virgima has decided to stay.

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