Ossining High School - Wizard Yearbook (Ossining, NY)

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DUDLEY HARE Slzperizzlwzdezzl of Srbanla T is indeed a pleasure to again greet the students of our highschool through the medium of this line year book. This year I should like to bring to you the greetings of the Board of Education and the administrative staff. Believe me when I say that these two groups have a genuine and sincere interest in the welfare of each and every one of you. We make every effort to supply you with the best possible education available. Unfortunately, it is not possible for us to know each of you personally and to take part in your activities. The Wizzird Staff and Miss Comeskey give great pleasure and render important service to us all. For this, they deserve our warm appreciation and hearty Commendation. To the graduating class of 1955, may I extend the congratulations and best wishes of the Board of Education and the administrative staff. We are all sad to see our seniors leave us, but we wish them well. DUDLEY HARE l 8

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ADMINISTRATION TUDENTS are future citizens and leaders of their country. It is, therefore, essentially im- portant for them to be under competent guidance and supervision. In Ossining High School, we students have, fortunately, just that. For in Mr. Ray Townsend, Miss Lillian Smith, and Mr. Irv- ing Wilcox, we have administrators who are ex- perienced in the field of education and devoted to the responsibility of preparing the students to undertake future responsibilities. Mr. Townsend, the principal of Ossining High School, has, throughout the year, been offering aid to the students, as well as striving to improve the educational facilities of Ossining High School. Mr. Townsend's timeless efforts have activated an interest among students to gain knowledge- knowledge that will be useful to them in later life. Miss Sm'ith, dean of girls, who also teaches higher mathematics, has contributed greatly in her dual role as administrator and counselor. In her administrative capacity, Miss Smith has always performed her work with maximum efficiency. Due to her profound judgment and earnest inter- est, many girls have been aided in their problems. A versatile man, Mr. Wilcox, dean of boys, is known for his insight and keenness in solving student problems. It is through his helpful advice MR. RAY TowNsEND Principal that many students have found the right approach to life. Mr. Townsend, Miss Smith, and Mr. Wilcox have given valuable service to Ossining High School. For their guidance, they deserve the high- est appreciation. Miss LILLIAN SMITH Dean of Girly MR. Invmo Wucox Dean of Boys