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

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Z, -.,, -. W., ,,:,,,,,,,,,,7., L ENIURS AS SOPHOM0ltE LAST fall, one hundred and fourteen eager stu- dents began their senior year with Mr. Turek as class adviser. Influenced by the wave of patriotism sweeping over the country, the class chose red, white, and blue for the class colors, United we stand, divided we fall for a class motto, and the American Beauty rose for the class flower. The industry of the class has been shown by the sale of Christmas cards and candy. Senioritis, a newspaper, was published and much praised, in particular the issue of April 1, proclaiming the dis- continuance of Regents. Following the custom of other senior classes, the Left: IAMES TUREK, Class Adviser A

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class of '41 undertook the initiation of the class of '44 into the high school life. Two trips to New York to see radio broadcasts, shows, and Esquire's Christmas Bazaar provided a little relaxa- tion for the hard-working seniors. The highlight ot the year was the Senior Ball, a gala affair with a military air on the night of Iune 21. The Baccalaureate Services on Iune 22, and gradua- tion on Iune 23 completed a busy but successful year. Class officers were August Tomelleri, president: Warren Spear, vice-president: Anna Majersky, treas- urer: Anna Velba, recording secretary: Yolanda De Milia, financial secretary. Honor students were Winitred Parsons, valedictoriang Naomi Weiss, salutatorian: and Albert Lennox, Gen- eral Organization president. ASSW1 QNH E 591, umm ws swan. uwzuin ws FALL 43 it W -J :-