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

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- Chugging up the road, books tucked under one fender, freshly picked flowers for teacher clutched in radiator top, rehearsing his route to New Baltimore, Coey- mans, Ravena, Aquctuck, Coeymans Hollow and Alcove, R-C screeched to a dead stop in front of the New Baltimore School where Mrs. Shear and Mrs. Kniffen had prepared for another busy day with thirty-seven pupils. The usual carefree excitement prevailed over the group as they descended from R-C. Both the primary ahd intermediate grades had attained thc 10092 goal in the junior Red Cross drive. The enthusiasm of making and filling Easter baskets had given way to talk abiout what fun lunch periods were now that table manners were a part of each bitd and swallow. Conversation among the members of the upper grades had a differdnt twist . . . the 4-H boys' project of identifying local trees, thc sides of the bookhouse completely shingled with book jackets of the books read, the mural depicting the Westward Movement, the individually- made objects representing various modes of transportation, and thc much planned-for school picnic. Heading north along the Hudson, a sharp left turn, a painful upgrade, and R-C caught his breath while more youngsters tumbled out to enter Coeyrnans High School. A glance in Miss Reynold's first and second grade room fell on the circus lrieze a colorful manafferie of minted animals and clay animals, some ol' them 1 m l , , caged. Around a large table were six or seven businessmen of tomorrow already 4? ii' -- XV f g -- f X lf i f- -sf all KI' A2 X Il l! ' A-X A' 5 ' -S, 1 w i f f I X X X I K 4,,f' -,kr 'U-at S - f f Y ffe ff! V XX l