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

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our FElClllty - Continued if Ten smashing our thumbs, how to use a buzz saw and all shop fine points in both the junior and senior high schools. Do the girls make apt students, Mr. Long? Play a polka, will you please? Miss Karpiak, how come you like polkas so well? MARY KARPIAK, organizer of the new G.A.C., is really a great fun-maker. She gets such a Hkicki' out of life. Keep gigglin', Miss Karpiakll Duck, kids! Here's MRS. FLORENCE MOORE, the truant officer! But, oh how wonder- ful to know sbt-'s around when a headache comes your way or, maybe, you're not feeling too well and would like to rut gym. As a school-nurse between Ravena and Coeymans High, she is kept mighty busy. I have surh a lot of fun tt-aching my second and third grade. That is MRS, DOROTHY ROBERTS, that brown-eyed teaeher who is Charm and sweetness personified. Main! does Miss Stone cut ai mean rug ! Director of the Dramatics Club and fourth grade is LILLIAN STONE, who hails from Pennsylvania. Another tiny member of the faculty, MRS. HELEN TISDELL, but Big things come in little packages, 'tis saidg and how true it is, for on Mrs. Tisdt-ll's shoulders rests thc job of head teacher. She has big plans for her sophomores and the rest of the sehool. just watrh her go to town. And now, we come to HOWlE TUCZKER, the pride and joy of the Sports Depart- ment. A great kidder and a wonderful roach, that's Mr. Tuekr-r. just take :i look at tha- football, baseball, and basketball teams we've hadA and we have promises of at swell baseball team, too. Thanks for being a swell guy and a marvelous coach!! W

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