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

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'ktitir 'ki'i ki'i'i k'k'k'k'k'k'ki' Senior Aclvisorf and 0 cerf Quiet, unofficious, Joey Whipple, vainly striving to maintain order . . . what does that word mean? . . . demure Olga Halsted, new to the role of public oflice but fast learning . . . scribbler Shirley Carkner with her minutes lengthening into hours . . . financier of the class, Shirley Travis, whose theme should be I've got six-pense . . . Student Council representative, Bishop . . . could he be going into politics? . . . queen of them all, patient Miss Justine Hermann whose sound common-sense and enthusiastic regard of all things senior, made the year's activities successful . . . the various goings-on included square dances to please the country cousins of the class . . . in the spring we discovered that David Belasco Hermann could produce a hit play . . . she not only was a marvelous advisor, but she also displayed a warm and friendly personality . . . unlucky undergraduates! . . . she leaves Ravena this year to conquer new fields and make a million more friends . . . to you, Miss Hermann, our deepest thanks.

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irir'kir'k'kir'k'k i'i'irir'kiriri k lass Poem Impressions of four years return swiftly in this moment: Crisp, spicy air and musty chalk, Stiff, starehed cotton dresses and piles of new books, Strange, frightening teachers, familiar classmates: Sparkling September. Frosty mornings, football games, crimson and sombre, A tapestry of leaves, Exhilarating days of Cetober and November. Christmas caroling, gauze and tinsel angels: December holidays. Baggy, rainbow-colored sweaters and pleated, pleasantly-short skirts, Uproarious class meetings, mid-year 'exams and January. Sunlight in study hall, pencil-marked books, Snow, slush, and sleet: February. March winds and rain, the fourth front invasion of New York at Easter, Blue skies and whipped-cream cloudsg Net formalsg fragrant eorsagesg 'gPomp and Circumstanceng Royalty of May. Life swelling up in a rushing stream, Moving-up day, 'Cap and Gown. Regent's week and graduation, Solemn, silent seniors marching to the 'gWar March of the Priests, Marching to meet life. -BARBARA SLATER Nine