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

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l'LNil'l'N . . . I I 'nnung thi- 5l'XQ'llfll , Q 'iw pn-Niili-rit. :Xttivity :ind 4-xt'iti'iin'iit i.iiiwN ninrh IWIIIIIHQ aihnn . I x i Hxnnhn, .latina-N l'iIll'il1l'iii. Rfihvrt .'Xihright. :ind -lnzin Shairpi' hvzul this. .X xiii-pri-xitiriit. wrri-t.ii'i, :ind ti'i-.iNiir'vr. r'c'Npi'i'tiwli . . . lvziviw, k'llI'll5YllikS, pumpkins, in ing- :ind hrmin tri-pi' p.ip:'r nwil t1mh'un'4itr' qnnlituriinn tor xiicwntiil llaiiluxifvri parity . . 11115 4-xhihit hrinp till! ninch tzih-nt . . . Ynshnrgli :ind Stanton product' units nn vw York Stun' farming . , , ninp of Rqivviixt pnintvd hy Pvrsico :ind l'illFil1t'ili . . . 1rvifr un thi- liixtury ut Nui Yurk hi .'XVk'l'lH'1l1lX :ind Srhnrnnn . . . mrixli stndivs nianh' inure' intvrnwtiitg hy vixitx from Klr. Blvwztrnh' :ind Klr. Stott . . . sllldiil' Kl'llIlt'liy' givcs mir nirh qnlwrtixing pqirmii tiir Spvziking Cmitvst . . . first runni tn gvf hxinnvr for L'it'1lll'lll3 izinipgiign . . . qniti- :i chzingv for tht-av stndvnts to go from one morn to :inothcr for clzisscs , . . fun :attending :lswinhlies :ind high st-howl pgirtivs . . . many thanks to Kliss Dvnnis tur hvr giiidziiicv, hvr 1iNNiNfI1l1L'P'-Illlll hvr pritivlicv. Class wvnt ull ont in full bcrzip driic . . . proct-cds from nivtzil piircliaiscd Lihl'iSfIIl1lS :unix . . , wnt tu wltiii-rx hvif rind UH'lNl':lN . . . xxurk un Xliahlh' Ages, pi'od1ici'd snrh piwiiz-vtx :ix making xilivicix. u'i'm'NtN. :intl f:li'dlm:1i'd knights nn Iirmuvhaick for f0llI'l11lIlll'llf sfvrn' . . . many uf xtnah-ntx 1-nirning Grandi- Ulm' Clnh . . . hlziy exhibit fv:lt11i'c'd inndvl Jiirphniaw in fiying furinzitinn :ind titilixprrrtzltiini suvin '... much cxcitviltvtlt ovvr plans for :i trip :it thi' 1-nd nf thi- it-:ir . , . Ilgiw yon wi-n hnzip carvings :ind wood hnrnings on 1-:irlv firm-vw :intl Runn- . . :ill thrwr' iiitviwtiiig piuivvta innicr ciiiwctimt of Miss l'iii!LIlN'Yll Qiriir. NT H ::: :Ei ,. ?sl'.Yl-1NAI'll HRX!!!-1 fff'f wgfg A 1 Q 3-Nqr e'YiIg..x:u A I sf ?b,, Vigil ,M 'I' SIXTH GRADE jIl'f1'1 if

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Unde r leadership of Bliss Wilma Duggan and Mr. Ernest Ascherman . . . fifty frosh start year . . . lVIarge Child, head of class . . . Royal Stanton, vice-president . . . Margie Vincent, secretary . . . Dorothy Parks, treasurer . . . for the Hallowelen party trosh present shadow skit . . . with April dawns the presentation of first real play, Wildcat Willie . . . thespians Pat Rittenhouse, Ed. Phillips, Joan Hoag, Dorance VVilbur, Selma Feldman, and Ernest Christian show real talent . . . tied for runner-up spot in Speaking Contest are Margie Childs and Eileen Tinkle . . . counting of ballots shows Dorance VVilbur and Joan Hoag chosen lllay attendants at Coronation Ball . . . next year class under new advisors . . . llliss Duggan leaving for WAVES . . . lVIr. Ascherman to teach in Ossining. Adult eighth graders . . . noses up turned at 'lkidsu who are just going through the mill . . . they knew it well last year . . . Nolie DePuy murmurs an Aw, c'm0n to get the class meeting in progress . . . llflarion Van Alstyne being thankful because Nolie isn't absent . . . Rose Nlicozzi writes the minutes, lvlary Ann Scalzo, the receipts . . . lX'Iiss llflary lN4cCall Qreturning after present semester to hometown, Albanyl trying to correct papers and keep class in order at same time . . . room 4 enthusiastically done up in short order for Hallowe'en, Christmas, Easter, and P.T.A. exhibit Cwhat if a few N's,' were reversed?J . . . blackboards chalked up in a professional artistic manner . . . drawings worked on by Florence Klenk, lvlitzi Greene, Barbara Pebler, Marion Van Alstyne and Margaret Phillips . . . clean-up efforts rewarded by E banner . . . Speaking contestants, Florence Klenk and lX'Iary Ann Scalzo give good account of selves . . . Sammy Persico and Billy 'AWiggles Richter throw 'em up at J. V. practice. FRESHMAN CLASS EIGHTH GRADE Twenty-one

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FOURTH-FIFTH GRADES FIRST-SECOND- THIRD GRADES oth, Quite an array of teachers for fourth grade . . . Miss Lovejoy, Mrs. Deisser Mrs. Griffin and lVIrs. Roberts . . . victory stamp quota of S100 surpassed by a purchase of S126 . . . gifts for lldom and Dad at Christmas time most interesting project . . . lVIartha Wade, Marilyn lVIarshall, Dorothy Schatz, Jackie Craw, and Patty Arceneaux appeared on a radio broadcast, Fifth graders proud when Richard Bernard was chosen winner for the school victory poster contest . . . room always well Hlled with interesting projects . . . Miss Ackert rade teacher, also active with the Girl Scouts. pers, and turtles ' th's ent fifth g s, grasshop ' ' Mr. Deissero Have you seen the terrarium with salamanders, worm in Miss Byxbee's room? . . . leaves were waxed in the fall . . . visit to office exciting, especially speaking over the sound system . . . big day when class W to home economics center and were treated to egg nogs . . . room sports murals, play house, library, and furniture made by class mates . . . class has attained l000k in its stamp drive . . . The second and third grade showing off model farms built by students under super- vision of Mrs. Crane, formerly Miss Whittaker . . . victory gardens on sand table really showing results of hard work . . . over S250 stamps purchased this semester . . . booklets dealing with cotton growth quite picturesque. Twenty-three