Ossining High School - Wizard Yearbook (Ossining, NY)

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And So To School rl- x A iw. The Class of 1936 Organizations - Literature - junior High Sports - Advertisements

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J : Y UJ I ZJ-Tl Q D Inherltors of Tomorrow In thls Wlzard Annual the Edrtors have trred defmltely to rnject a Splfll of foreslght mto the mlnds of the student readers Amvd todays swlftly movlng events greater stress IS put upon the future than on the old way of profrtng by past mlstakes Youth demands preparatron for the unforeseen rn o der to cope w1th a thangmg order of events The c1t14e1 of tomorrow demands and strives for the new the dlffelent and the orlgmal In lmagmrng the future he does not see polltlcal unrest and turmoll rather he vlsuallzes natronal Utopras of an lnsplred world c1v1l1zat1on No longer does he see provlncral dlVldlI1g llnes, but the whole world as one prlmary umt He refuses to pay dlVldCd homage to mortal heroes and rdols but worshrps the everlastlng symbol of what IS to come, the Creator of llfe the Master of human destlny who w1ll remam above all wrth an mcreased and greater mtenslty because the um verse w1ll become aware of an altrulsm unknown to us rn thls day and age An epoch of good w1ll and fellowshlp w1ll evolve only from a completer understandlng The future beckons us Wlth consumlng force whrle WC poor fools are rn the throes of rrddmg ourselves of the cllngmg avarlclous Dast Nevertheless, our posterlty w1ll reap the rewards of our struggle and benefit xn manklnds umversal awakenrnv Ossmmg Hlgh School students of clence today may be the research sclentlsts of tomorrow endeavorlng through knowledge to make God gwerr natural elements nstruments of progre s a d cha we Language students shall establlsh bonds of rac1al understandmng Student artlsts and drama enthuslasts ln our school w1ll enrlch us w1th cultural and recreatlonal Values Our athletes w1ll glV6 us modern credoes of sport and healthy llV1f1g Bud dmg wrlters wlll glVC us mental food and relaxatlon Younger students w1ll gradually move up and assume our place of preparation for what is to come fk'1K ZbcTF.sC X'-'PZJ Calle Uwigavcl fgnnual for 1956 IS publrshed by The Press Club of the Ossxnlng junlor Semor Hlgh School at Osslnmg, Westchester County, New York Harold V Loomrs, Sup't of Schools Ray Townsend, Prrnclpal Paulme Nolan, Edltor Elrzabeth Carroll, Assrstant Ed1f01' Damel G LGWIS, Dlrector james W Mllnor, Art Advlser Beatrrce V Lohr, Advrser for Junxor High . Q JJ? .ar4l1.:'.ifl,1gk n z an d W A I -J' igiaf'-QT. .jg ly' -2, ,'.5,fg?9f:,', gl fltlf ll' 31323: ' P tl! 5-424-WW - ' ' K . . . . . , . U I . I . t N. 8 . .r I . 9 C V - - v ' ' 1 Y - 9 Y Y , - . , . y ' 9 ' . . . , . . b. . . . S . 5 9 4 - A , T I .1 . , ' 5 H ' b - ew

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Faculty of Ossining junior-Senior High School Ray Townsend Principal' Harold V Loomis Supt of Schools- Cath- reen R Anderson Ahce R Avery L1l1an M Baker Mary D Baldwm Har old W Bayslnber Marle E Burgln Jessxe F Butts Dorothy C Calam Roy H Carpenter Meredlth A Clapper M Ruth Faubel Anbelma Grlmaldx Susan R Harr1son Ho acej Hool1han Wrllramj Kearney Hazel Km Estrella O Landry Dan1elG Lewls Beatrlce V Lohr Annel Martm john Allen Matthews james W Mllnor Sylvxa C Outhouse Guy C Par ons Mary F PICFPOHY Ruth G Pulley Ilona G Redmond Harry D Repo Lura Rowley Dorothea M Scott Charles D Sleeter Lllhan M Smlrn Emma W Stelnmetz Mary E Tlcknor Laura Trrpp Mabel C Wade Mar lon A Wallace Charles P Walthers Dorothy B Weeks Van Drew W1 h Irvmg A Wllcox Adelarde K W11l1 Frances D Wyman K' li'-21 + wuzcnoo 1 1 v - 1 ' a . , . , . , . , ' . U . . . ' 1 ' H ' O - V . U . . . . , . , . , . . , r . , . , g, - . - . - . . . , . , . , . ' C . - , . , . , . , , A , . . , D ' D ' y 1 I ' 9 ' 1 S ' 9 - - ' L. . , . , . , g L, . , . , . . - . 2 ' U ,. , A. .Q J: ig J?-i'9f51,-if ,Q -1,7 ,,. 35.6 'f HH .L .L -' '- f'lfg2'f'. f:--'f,' 5:1 lf ' r. - 1- '- -'1'l5 l? 9:3--'.f , ..: 5 ggqrg'-Lf,t I A . - 1 ma' 1-'- ' ' x