Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)

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Our New Faculty Members et kin Nurse MISS CECILE BENNETT Secretary to the Principal TLU 3n itlemoriam MRS. JENNIE TRACY Mrs. Tracey was a nurse in the Harrison Schools for twenty-five years. Everyone knew her as a friendly and kind lady whom all of us respect- ed. A familiar sight that can be remembered about Mrs. Tracy, in her every day life, was her appear- ance at town stores with her faithful pet dogs. She had a soft voice which contained a quality of confidence acquired through her experience and training at St. Vincent’s Hospital in New York City. Because of the loyalty which Mrs. Tracy has demonstrated through her many years at work in our schools, there will be an indelible impression in the minds of the students who were acquainted with her.

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They Supervise a Wide Variety of School Activities Wayne Pomfrey A. Joseph Hannon Christine Fallon Eugene Ricke Anne Donley EUGENE RICKE . . . His shop work has netted many useful objects. ANNE DONLEY . . Her Leaders Club renders valuable assistance in the girls’ physical education classes. WAYNE POM- FREY . . . Before he volunteered for United States Navy, he was adviser of Reminiscence” and Maroon Murmurs.” A. JOSEPH HANNON . . . His Nature Club attracts many enthusiastic followers. CHRISTINE FALLON ... She is doing her part to encourage us to be fit by making us vitamin conscious. Nellie Stevens Beulah Mayer Jessie Anderson Helen Bennett Robert O’Donnell NELLIE STEPHENS . . . She encourages interest in public speaking. BEULAH MAYER . . . Through her Spanish Club, students have become better acquainted with the custom of Spain and South America. JESSIE ANDERSON . . . Har- ison High’s booster of the Junior Red Cross. HELEN BENNETT ... Her Library Club pro- vides the school with student librarians who re- ceive actual experience in library work. ROBERT O’DONNELL . . . Was teaching eighth grade history here, but is now a coach and teacher at Pleasantville High School. PHILIP CASTELLI . . . Senior Adviser......He is always ready to cooperate with all organizations when they need attractive programs. PAUL KOEHLER . . . The Swing Band has made great strides through his arranging and directing of its music. GLADYS CHAMBERLIN . . . Senior Adviser........Helps to keep our students' marks up by serving on the Eligibility Committee. ROSWELL MARSHALL . . . Through his excel- lent direction our dramatic productions have reached a high standard of perfection. MARY LALLY . . . Is doing a fine job taking over Mr. Pomfrey’s classes and publications.

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