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

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F -. an-, .H---V it wr- if famiwirrlgmbv .,., ,..-K, ANN ELIZABETH HAYES She ir good as the if fair MARCELLA ELIZABETH HASSETI' Walking is the bert porrible exercire A cheerful word and a friendly smile reveal Marcella's sunny disposition. Her pleasant personality makes her well- liked. As proof of this, in her junior year we elected her class secretary and treasurer. On the athletic side, Marcy has been a faithful participant in Girls' Sports for many years, enthu- siastically playing whatever sport was in season. She also took part in the work of the school paper, F.B.L.A. and Dramatic Club. Outside of school Marcy works at the Embassy where her friendly Hello has greeted us time and time again. For relaxation, she likes to take long walks and can often be found heading in an easterly direction. Marcella's future as a baby technician will be successful because of her calm and competent manner. . Ann is famed for her wonderful disposition and her cap- tivating smile. Her wide-spread popularity was proved be- yond a doubt when she was unanimously voted -most popular in the class. Further proof of this is her election to the class oflices which she held in her junior and Senior yearsg As captain of the cheerleaders .she'pepped up the squad and cheered the team on to victory. This year she has also done a commendable job as Business Editor of the Periauger, and was Dobbs Ferry's representative on Macy's Junior Deb Board. Her numerous other activities include: Girls' Sports, Mixed Chorus, Activities Council, school paper and junior Red Cross. One of the main stars of the Music Box Revue, she headed the kick chorus and danced the Tango. Ann was oftep seen with her three little charges, and after graduation plans to study nursing and continue working with children. f' -s Page twenty 'J Nl if ,. I

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? AUDREY MARGARET GRAY Her heart ir ar .runny ar ber hair Audrey's red hair is mute testimony to her impulsive nature and her flashes of temper which are usually directed at her- self. Many a time her booksor shoes have been hurled with fury. However, with her determination and abilities she has accomplished many things including swimming and sewing. In her thorough and competent way Audrey has done more for the class than any other girl. She headed the decoration committee for the junior Prom which was one of our most successful dances. As the Editor-in-Chief of the Periauger she worked hard to make it a reality. Perhaps her hardest job was securing assignments when due. She was also active. in the Career Club, Dramatic Club, Ushers Club, Chorus, Twirlers, Spanish Club, and Girls' Sports. No one is immune to Audrey's contagious laugh. Her good humor and perseverance will make her a success in any undertaking. Her executive and editorial abilities have been clearly demonstrated by her outstanding ie.. WILLIAM HENRY GRIM Tbir man'.r error: make his ajable The sight of Bill on his bicycle with a paper bag slung over his shoulder is a familiar sight. In his shy and reserved way he quietly goes about accomplishingwhat he sets out to do, and is always willing to lend a helping hand. Willie has been a mainstay in the bass section of the Mixed Chorus for two years and in his junior year was active on the school news- paper. In his leisure time Bill is fond of movies, sodas and sports, especially football. Our Statesman Steady is girl shy and a staunch believer in the fine art of being a bachelor. Bill hopes to be a teacher of math and science. Page nineteen work on the Periauger.

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NORRIS ATHERLY HAYFORD Blow, Gabriel, blow During his four years in high school Norris has proved himself noteworthy in many fields. His two favorite activities are band and sports. An important member of the band for four years, he is a versatile musician and can play almost any instrument. He has also used his musical talents to good ad- vantage in the Mixed Chorus and Double Sextet. On the ath- letic field Norris was characterized by his earnest and whole- hearted drive. He played halfback on the football team and catcher on the baseball team. Well remembered for his Oh Woe part of Marley in the Christmas Carol , Norris was a very active member of the Dramatic Club and had an im- portant part in Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . In his Senior year he was on the Activities Council and Vice-Presi- dent of our class. Outside of school loquacious Norris is a member of the Tophatters Club and plays for the Tarrytown V. F. W. band. F , yi I , f. Q .ful le I - , .fi 'X .N 3-lm , .-tl 'lf 'W N ll l'irqP lf'lv ffVf 'f K , MT 4 .Ay 1 . R t rl l, fl M15 ml 1 s f X- glw lr jeahfwfylififa if . We M A L' .l W' by N lD IL IAM GUY HOOVERJ xl! lla Varieiy it the spice of life During his school years Bill had a hand in nearly every- thing and achieved amateur fame in his accomplishments. He undoubtedly will be remembered for his many and varied talents, his friendly personality and his super-salesmanship. Who can forget his famous crooning or his rendition of 'Dearie which brought down the house at an assembly talent show? Activities were Bill's specialty, and although he was a small businessman in his spare time, he managed to contribute to Chorus, interclass basketball and the Dramatic Club. In his Junior year he became the president of the Spanish Club, and was elected to the Honor Society. As a Senior he was one of the most able and personable Student Council presidents the school has had, as well as a member of the Activities Council and Publicity Editor of the Periauger. After college Bill plans to work in advertising or public relations. He has a combina- tion of enthusiasm and ability which should make him go far in the field he chooses. Page twenty-one