Ravena Coeymans Selkirk High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Ravena, NY)

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:K N He? 555' o' . 'L PD 0, P ,MI H V725 A A ' as f -f on ,ltkfzb ' 40 1' 1'-15 Phy 1 nold, one of our most attractive teac rs with a B.A. degree is the head of the cience and math departments. As all studen know her help is always available, even when you don't want it! .lf In the commerce end of things is Margaret M. Bergen, the Shorty of the faculty. If you want to get through a crowd-follow her. She might be small, but she can sure get places. The fourth grade is ruled by Eleanor A. Chase. Besides teaching she has also done a great deal for our cheerleaders by giving them the needed points to make us proud of them. Our Colgate personage is none other than Clifford C. Clinton, the coach and English teacher. As everyone knows the fame of the R.H.S. teams has stretched far and wide since he took over. Grade six is the responsibility of Elizabeth A. Cole, known as Buffy . The junior Chorus is also her rule-remember their number, The Story of Christmasu? john Deisseroth, the principal and Big Boss of R.H.S., falls under A, for he does an excellent job with the ruling of the school. This year on the upstairs floor Edna M. Dennis is head of the seventh grade. She's not only a friend of the seventh grade, but of the whole school. Grade one and part of grade two is the worry of Jane Elston. We all have to start some- where and if we were the little beginners, we wouldn't mind having such a charming person for teacher, would we? With a B.S. degree, Elena M. Gliottone, a favorite of many, also comes in when we say 'fthe commerce department. She smiles often and has a wonderful personality. Have you had your eyes examined? Have you had your tonsils out, and what about your ears? All this congestion is caused by Nurse Pearl Hess. But what would we do without her? So let's all Remember Pearl Hess ! The social studies and physical education departments lets William E. Hopke in. For his most prominent characteristic shall we say-a blush? P Ns, , A ,V 5 Conlmued on Page 48 X 0 4, Q 'R FACULTY Mani sh it ai ff! Q54 sfblly Nine

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President 1 Henry Blenis Secretary: Eugene j. Hummer Treasurer: G. W. liahcock 15. W. Schoonmaker Dr. H. F. Muller BOARD OF EDUCATION Eight Five prominent citizens of Ravena introduced home economics course this year .... rent private home for homemaking center .... many improves ments in the school ..., corridors painted .... floors sanded .... new lockers for physical education purposes ,.,. improved salary schedule for teachers .... enclosed kitchen for hot lunch program .... furnished closet lor surplus commodities ..., new duplicating machine ,... increased number of instruments for music department .,.. they sponsor annual Speaking Contest .... award prizes and diplomas at Commencement .... For your generous contributions and your ever-readiness to cooperate, thank you.

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SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS We can say thanks, and then thanks again for it's one of those things that i can go on indefinitely .,.. so the Senior Class says thanks to Miss Gliottone and Miss Arnold ..., Miss Arnold advised our class for three years, then for a year with the help of Miss Gliottone .... for our Coronation Ball !Miss Arnold, at the head, made it the biggest success in years .... for our Straw- berry Shindig land you've heard many talk about thisj was also the best .... t to Miss Gliottone for the A'Blanket Club and this year's Cap and Gown, which we are all proud of ,... on the senior trip, what class could have had two better ehaperons ..., so what do you say kids? .... hats off to Arnold and Gliottonel Ten