Mahopac High School - Wampum Yearbook (Mahopac, NY)

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MARCHING ALONG, TWENTY-FOUR SHI GOIN Greet. IRGINIA AGOR, Mrs. Andrews of ‘Winter Sunset,” an actress of recognized dramatic ability, has won the hearts of everyone by her sociability, her diplomacy in the famous senior “scraps, and her energetic nature. — Anne, one of the cheerleading quartet, has busied herself with many activities during her two years in Mahopac: and this popular and ambitious girl is adequately preparing herself for Cornell University’s veterinary college. — Books are Winifred’s specialty, and the library's fiction is no stranger to this likable, quiet Senior. We consider “Winnie” above average scholastically and admire her for her cooperative spirit. Conscientiousness and a vibrant personality are Viola's or “Vi's.” A glad helper and a peppy cheerleader, always eager to do her bit, she’s a popular member of the Washington trippers, — Cheerful and studious Norma, who is rarely without a smile, seems to take pride in her neat appearance and good scholastic record. We have high hopes for “Norm.” — Our class president! Rita not only success- fully led us, but also entered willingly into many of the class's activities. She will always be remembered for her happy spirit, sweet nature, and poise. Ted Curry, a well-liked member of the Class of ‘41, will be long remembered for his interest in sports, his en- thusiasm and cooperation, and above all, his boyish bashfulness. — Quiet, petite, “Bobby” Field has earned the approval of her classmates by her amiability and all around sports- manship. She has been a very busy person, equally active in sports and social organizations.