Harrison High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Harrison, NY)

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By deviating from the formal type of dedication, we, the class of 1955, feel that we can better express our heartfelt thanks to you, Mr. Joseph Figliola. You have guided our footsteps at Harrison High School in such a way as to make each task a joy. You have been a patient in- structor, a constant benefactor to our class, but above all— you have been an understand- ing friend. To you, Mr. Figliola, the class of 1955 is proud to dedicate this issue of Reminis- cence. Evelyn Hunerlach Editor-in-chief

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EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Evelyn Hunerlach ASSISTANT EDITOR William Brereton SECRETARY TO EDITORIAL BOARD Lynn Ferris SENIOR CLASS EDITOR Elizabeth Nelson Assistants Sandra dePasquale Wesley Haight ART EDITOR Frances Gibson Assistants Donald Anderson Ellen Crowley Dino Fabrizio Olivia MacNamara Gwen Young LITERARY EDITOR Leah Greenman Assistant Carol Beck ACTIVITIES EDITORS Frank Goldschmidt Anita Lunden Assistants Nancy Freydberg Karen Jenkins PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Charles Hatfield Lloyd Leichter SPORTS EDITORS Joseph Spedeliere Ann Valentino FACULTY EDITORS Eileen Barnett Julie Pifer Assistant Felice Kuller ✓ BUSINESS STAFF MANAGING EDITOR Henry Singer CIRCULATION MANAGERS Arthur Ginsburg Arlene Schleman Marano Tauro BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE Stephena Tirella HEAD TYPIST Angela Marchione Assistants Madeline Cangianni Ann Feda Marlene Ferreira Barbara French Rosalind Fuchsberg Gloria Minot Barbara Storino ADVISORS Mr. Ronald Hallett REMINISCENCE ADVISOR Miss Mary Quinn CLASS AND BUSINESS ADVISOR Mr. Charles Dawson ART ADVISOR

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in Memoriam MRS. BEULAH HIRSCH All of us were deeply grieved last summer at the death of one of our beloved teachers, Mrs. Beulah Hirsch, who devoted her life to the service of youth through education. Her memory is enshrined in the hearts of the hundreds of students who benefitted from her outstanding directions on the path to maturity. Thus do we walk with her and keep unbroken, The bond which nature gives. Thinking that our remembrance, though unspoken, May reach her where she lives. From Henry V . Longfellow's, Resignation 6