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

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r f l r r l l l l l w l 2 l l l 1 X XJ First row: Mary Hanley, Elizabeth Goodell, Alice Barry, Margaret Vallance, Clare Yard-L Mp I Risoli, Agnes Chiappinelli, Jean Fenn, Helen Robertson. Second row: Frank Kieper, - l Gvelyn Knapp, Ruth Collins, Edith Slilcer, Helen Rogers, Sylvia Kurson, jane Stearns, 1 Maxine Joslyn, Margaret Burke, Bruce McGill. Third row: Herbert Oakes, Paul errington, Ralph Reinhart, Charles Taylor, George Spache, Charles Pollack, Henry Ax ,K Kiel, Clarence Houmiel. fn mag - , is XL . , wg.-'9K,Qff5 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY rv --- W It isn't until we leave our teachers that we realize how much they have meant to our life at school. Our foolish questions and flustered minds have been taken in the teachers' stride with interest and understanding. Every moment of our school day has been in the Va J hands of our teachers, and it is they who have tried to mould us into mature persons capable YQ of standing alone when we have finished school. They have stood by us through our trouble- s H71 some school times, watched and waited for some Hicker of hope. It has been a long, hard .ss-' Q1 ff fight, but we Hnally have become seniors. The faculty has won. This page was donated by the Parent Teacher Association. 4 S L Pio 134 Q:- ga!-mn 1 ?i I :4 A ? s 39 J! ij J Q0

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As We prepare to walk down its halls for the last time, we realize how much H.G.H.S. has done for usg how much it means to us all. And we hate to leave. But graduation night draws closer, and with many regrets, we bid a fond farewell to this, our school. 1

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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.,,..... .,,,.