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

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lass Qflicer . . . One of the greatest changes took place in Ravena on September 8, 1944. Ravena and Coeymans Schools were combined . . . double trouble plus a double set of class oflicers. Shorty,' Fiescher took presidency for first semester . . . had quite a time keeping big ones quiet . . . took his pension and relaxed second half of the year . . . L'Pete,' Lehmann then presided for the remainder of year . . . luckily he has a good strong voice . . . much was accomplished at each meeting . . . 'cMert Travis and Durrell Swarthout, typical vice-presidents . . . took life easy while presidents slaved on . . . Velma and Martha, born secretaries, scribbling minutes of previous meetings at last minute just to have something done . . . Gloria Slingerland pretending she was rich with yearbook monies . . . expects to show profit . . . Gladys Sunday . . . all in a dither . . . trying to keep books straight when the money for the New York trip poured in . . . wishing seniors handled less money . . . orchids to the tired officers and happy classmates for their efllorts to see the Class of '45 through a prosperous year. Thirteen l