Ossining High School - Wizard Yearbook (Ossining, NY)

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Anne Clark NYS College for Teachers Kathryn Ryan College of Mount St. Vincent Frank Schmitt Oswego State Teachers' College Joan Smyth Fordham University Mary Ticknor Oneonta State Teachers' College Laura Tripp Elmira College Abe Fischler City College of New York Everett Lare Syracuse University Harry Repp Columbia University Alfred Watsoii Addenda: Syracuse University Dr. Marshall Wood Lois Parsons Endicott Tech. Teachers' College Phyllis Radff 13

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Margaret Mcfiarry Good Counsel College Mary Pierpont NYS College lor Teachers C. Homer Cole NYS College for Teachers james Dilley University of Notre Dame Harriet Mahoney Ithaca College Dudley Alleman University of North Carolina O l'r f XV W - Ae l r r,,, V,., QHI: Conrad Hoehn Middlebury University Ilona Redmond Columbia University Beatrice Tompkins neonta State Teachers' College john Crowley Columbia University Roy Wilkinson edonia State Teachers' College, Tanglewood Eleanor Montaldo Bellevue, Hunter College

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BOARD OF HE Board of Education is composed of nine civic-minded citizens, who contribute their time to provide for the educational welfare of this community. The Board of Education is the policy-making body of the Ossining public school system. Its responsibilities are complex. It selects the type of educational program to be taught in the public schools of Ossining. This body also possesses the power to choose school personnelg it provides learning facilities for the students, and super- vises the upkeep of buildings and the grounds. In addition to these important functions, the Board of Education supervises the raising and using of funds which are needed for the opera- tion of the school system. EDUCATION This year, the Board of Education can take pride in the timely construction of two elementary schoolsg these will effectively solve the expanding school population problem. With the aforemen- tioned purpose, the Board of Education is drafting plans for additional high school facilities. An- other accomplishment of the Board of Education is the formation of policies concerning the use of the school by outside agencies, the creation of a parking area at the high school, and the in- service program for teachers. We the students should extend our heart-felt gratitude to the board members. for they have worked with sin- cerest enthusiasm for the betterment of our edu- cational welfare. Left In riglvl, rilliugflvirs. Gavin Wiitsirn, Miss Ann Dormer. Mr. Harvey Culp, Mr. Edward Knlmorgen. Snzrzdiug--Mr. Roger Garrison, Dr. Bernard Kaplan. Dr. Robert Wi'en. Mr. Richard Packard. Mr. Frank Cnrigliann. Mr, Dudley Hare. Superintendent of Schools,