North Tarrytown High School - Headless Horseman Yearbook (North Tarrytown, NY)

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DELBERT O FULLER Superintendent llldeflfl f0I'l6!8l'li Four years ago Delbert O Fuller came to North Tarrytown to accept the posltlon of Superintendent of Schools He obtained the degree of Bachelor of Phnlosophy at Brown Unnversuty and the degree of Master of Arts at Columbla Unlversuty He also attended Notre Dame Cornell St Bonaventure and New York Umversnty Pruor to commg to N T he served as supervlslng prnncnpal of the public schools at Mt Morrls New York Mr Fuller sympathetlc and ap proachable at all tlmes has helped a countless number of students to solve theur problems In the years to come I earnestly hope that the future staffs of the Headless Horseman wlll strnve to mamtann the same degree of profucuency In publlshnng the year book as the Sensors of the past three years have attalned Page Seven O u a - a - . ., . , . . , ' n -n v , , . . . . . . . my

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'-- In my --......, LEFT TO RIGHT Bengamun Larke Mlss JuIIa A Barron Wnllnam A Joyce Delbert O FL.ller Supenntendent Frank L Martln Clerk Rev Ernest E Edmond Presldent James E McGurk Anthony C Capossela MIchael J Coffey Robert A Yerks Treasurer It was In makmg educatnon not only common to all but In some sense compulsory on all that the destIny of the free republIcs of Ameruca was practIcally settled J R LOWELL 06ll J 0 L76!llCafl0I'l The Board of EducatIon of DIstrIct No l Town of Mount Pleasant determInes all QUESTIONS of general polIcy relatIng to the school Each year at the meetmg held July lst a clerk and a treasurer are appounted The clerk s duty IS to keep a record of all busuness transacted and of all mInutes The treasurer takes care of the fInancIal affaIrs of our school dIstrIct The selectnon of a supenntendent, faculty members, and the IanItorIal staff IS made by the board They also dIrect expendItures so that they wIll adequately serve the communIty needs They endeavor not to be extrava gant, yet, always bear In mInd that students should not suffer for lack of expense Other problems are submItted to the superIntendent and prIncIpals Headed by Rev Ernest Edmond, the Board of EducatIon has been very actIve thIs past year As the questuon of a new school has been the toplc of debate and dIscussIon, the Board has held many meetmgs for thIs purpose FInaIly they proposed two SITES whuch were then brought before the voters Two referendums were held However, each tIme the voters turned down the proposed sntes and N T IS stIlI wIthout a new school Nevertheless the Board has not abandoned the Idea and we stIll have hopes' The cItIzens of the vullage are very much Interested In thIs body and there IS always keen Interest when electIon tImes comes In the sprung Page SIX C, ' I 1 if1i. f'f,',,, A Nuv- A A X A ' Iflnn- .-N - M ' PM A A E, I lt ly A J VI l I lt il so l . K 'K .,,.,....,,c .. ' ! '

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FRONT ROW lReading from Left to Right' ' Stone T Cunningham I Everest N Plamondon V Deuel M Jenks M Donzella M Ward E MacFarland G Wiedman SECOND ROW C Lattin F Quattrociocchi l Lyon J Winters A Woods H Ferris M Hinz E Biornstad THIRD ROW A Runyon D Pease L Traver C Hayes J Foley N Ferguson E Fitzpatrick K Brown FOURTH ROW C Nyman lPrincipalI J Ramp O Story J Edleson J Dllley D Fuller lSuperintendentl L Norton J Turek FACU LTY MEMORIES Delbert O Fuller for his deep understanding of the students problems Carl E Nyman for being able to settle all disputes Lucy Stone for her ambitious fingers Fanny Quattrociocchi for her cheerful disposi tion Elsie R Biornstad for helping us keep our girlish figures Ken neth G Brown for his ability to expound the Euclidian Theory Teresa Cunningham for her motherly interest in the Freshmen Verena Deuel for her interest in two men Caesar and Cicero James F Dilley for coaching successful teams Mary Donzella for her attractive smile Jack L Edelson for his little green car Isabelle T Everest for her efficiency in handling the student funds , . . Norman C. Ferguson for his fine stage sets which have helped to make all dramatic productions a success , . . Helen E. Ferris for training potential Jenny Linds and Lawrence Tibbetts. Edward Fitzpatrick for his brilliant playing on the Faculty basketball team . . , John E. Foley for his modesty . . . Anna C-avin for her ability to cure all minor ills . . . Gabriel Hayes for his ready supply of blushes . . . Edna Hennessey for her ability to keep calm above the noise of typewriter keys . . . Marion Hennessey for her merry way . . . Marie Hinz for her pleas- ing voice . . . Rose Hofstetter for influencing many students to pursue the path of Rembrandt . . . Martha Jenks for being the latest addition to the Faculty . . . Cienevieve Lattin for her expert knowledge about the disposal of gum . . . Isabelle Lyon for her unfathomable knowledge of literature . . . lPIease turn to Page 75h Page Eight