Horace Greeley High School - Quaker Yearbook (Chappaqua, NY)

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CALENDAR 1946-I 947 September 4-First day of school We brush the sand out of our eyes, put a dab of lotion 'on our peeling noses, pick up our spiral notebooks and begin that everlasting battle for the back seats in 2!5. September 27-First Football game Brewster 6-Chappaqua 39. A healthy squoosh of Chappaqua mud, the roar of T-E-A-'M from the stands, and the mighty orange and blue have done it again. We're off! October 5-Irvington debacle But we weren't keeping score, and to quote Coach, Ugh! 4 October 9-First Dads' Club - Dads request permanent bed and padded cell at Wingdale. Bless their little hearts. October 25-26-Dramatic Club's play Will you ever forget Moppie and her bottle, or M.L.B. in a black face? October 3!-l'la!lowe'en Fran,l Judy, Janine and,E.llen couldn't understand why the New Castle Police wouldn't put them ln Jai . Briarcliff wakes up next morning to find goal posts painted orange and blue for game with Chap- paqua. Surprise! Surprise! ' ' V November 7-Bonhre before big game with Katonah next day Katonah Indian leaves reservation- Next day Katonah Indians 'return to Wigwam with complete scalp treatment! November 22--Junior Blue Jean party Shades of Shanty Town , bits of Blue Skies well blended with essence of cider. December I3-First Annual Sports Dinner Here's one for that battered high school scrap book of yours, Senior! Turkey, football movies, the girls' locker room chorus giving out with I want a man, just like the man that coached our football team! and Bill Slater, inspiring and witty at the same time. December 20-First Basketball game-no comment , First snowfall-less comment. CMO. Christmas Formal-Never thought we'd make it, what with the team bus creeping in at 7:30 and the dance 'starting at 8:00! Smell of pine, wet rubbers, and vacation . . . well worth it! January I0-Bronxville beaten 39-27 The Fighting Quakers rope and tie the mighty bronchos'for one of the seasons most startling upsets. January I8-Senior Play- The Visitor How about it Merrill, Paul, Kate? Were those sleepless nights worth it? We think so . . . in fact we have it from inside sources that everybody else thinks so, too. February 28-Last' Basketball game Katonah 33-Chappaqua 35 N.W.I.L. Champs!!!!! See these chewed finger nails? Wow, what a game! March I-Boxing exhibition V Next Monday we iwent out of our way to make friends with Tommy Schloemer!! March 7-N.W.l.L. All-Star Night Johnny, Ed, Leo and Roger represent 'Chappaqua in big all-star game. ' Chappaqua cheerleaders carry off honors in contest. Some night! March I4-G.O.'s St. Patrick Hop for the seventh and eighth grades March !6-County Basketball tournament begins We have fingers crossed as this goes to press. March Z!-Sophomores' Betters' Ball This type of thing brings out the adventurer in us! March 28-Freshman Sadie Hawkins dance Girl asks boy . . . say, this sounds all right! April 3-!4-Spring Vacation Permit us one .long luxurious yawn! April I8-Seniors' Club '47 Patty and her chorus .... woooo, wooo! May !6-Junior Prom-New dresses and crushes and oh, what fun!! June !6-Exams-What did we do with our review books? june 23-Graduation-Yippee! Need we say more?

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N Nfew UN lqtq Q 7 x i f GRADE. SCHOOL FACULTY , To a great many students, the happiest moments in school occured when they were in the grades. Those carefree days with little or no homework, trips to the city to visit a museum, parties and general fun, have a place in all of our hearts. Our teachers guided us through long division and fractions, verbs and Africa. They helped us with our special interests, and told us carefully how to do things when we were stuck with a problem that we could not solve alone. They prepared us for our completely new existence as high school students. To them we owe our background and our inspirations. Seated: Helen Kacdanowski, 'Mar,y Brundage, Ruth Van Tassel, Katrine Troyanovitch, Bernice Dykeman, Susannah Creighton, Agnes Joslin, Dorothy Maloney, Virginia Col- burn. Standing: Herbert Oakes, Rose Moore, Marianna Snell, Helen Conboy, Jeannette Wwdward, Margaret Hamblen, Mary Ellen Flahive, Charles Tetelman, Douglas Grafflin. - .-.....t. -.- ,-mmf , , -- - - M.. -.. -,.w.s......N--W..W M..Mm- f- - - . .. f - . N A ,.,,,, ,-,......,,A,., s.,,..... .,,,.

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Phil Carlier Joan Grenthot Nancy Smith M. L. Bauman Louise Lorance Kate Stevens Ellen 'Macauley SPGTLIGI-IT STAFF Literary Sfaf Editor ln Chief Judy Goble Assistant Editor - Connie Jackson Business Manager - Edith Meyer Faculty Advisor - Mrs. Fenn Chichi Thomson Bob Lynch Ellen Langspecht Tom Whelan Pat MacBride Connie Werly Barbara Beckwith Gioia Grieme Nancy Mclver Nancy Bal-:ken Barbara Coleman Donald Buebendorf Art Staf Editor - Frances Warren Pam MacBride Nancy Mclver Paul Willison Ellen Langspecht Paul McLaughlin Don Pearson Don Macauley Typing SMF Photography Slaf Manager - Beverley Rees Editor ,-- Merrill Lawrence Mary Murphy Bunny Hutin Helen Klee Ed Myers Dolores Curcio Harold Campbell George Renoud Circulation Slab' , Manager - Dolores Curcio Mary Cawley Tom Biggs Lucia Langthorne Bruce Heilman Joan Marasco Ellen Langspecht Advertising Slaf Manager - Nancy Weber Arthur Anderson Ellen Lankspecht Lois Cunningham Audrey Anderson Janine Faruolo Lois Johnson Jane Dwyer Peter Huberth Helen Heurtley John Twiname Gerry Diamond Barbara Stevens Veronica Batten