Roosevelt High School - L envoi Yearbook (Yonkers, NY)

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McCurdy has done a Hne job as ad- viser to the G.O.. while Mrs. Hunter has supervised the Crimson Echo. Miss Mem-llc Crosby has been taking a course in Cartography- mapmaking, to the freshmen-on Saturdays in New York. Mr. Posey spends his spare time doing work on convoy vessels in the Hudson River. The summer vacation will find Mrs. Russell and her daughter at Sag Harbor, Mr. Boodey in New I-Iampf shire, Miss lX4cCaffrey at Peach Lake in Westcliestei', Miss Flavin in Mas- sachusetts, Miss Cleverdon in Ottawa. Canada, Miss Ritchie in Vermont. and Mr, Van Anden doing 'ianyf thing that comes along -apparently one of the fundamentals of the Van Anden philosophy. Mr. Flowers will be busy in a defense factory, and will have no time for sailing boats as he has done in the past-except in the bathtub. Gardening seems to be a favorite summer pastime with our teachers. We all know about Mr. Van Andenis roses, but did you know that Nir. Loudon grows watermelons, which he and other male members of the fac- ulty dine on during lunch periods? Miss Fry will do her gardening in Virginia. Mrs. VValter,s victory gar- den has thus far produced two daffo- dils and two crocusesl Her five-yeaiv old daughter, Linda, provides unusual incidents in the household. Nlr. Smith intends to spend his vacation on his parents' farm, milk- ing cows, feeding chickens, pulling weeds, and trying his level best to forget trigonometry students. It's been a difficult year, and we'd like to congratulate our faculty on coming through, as always, with a fine jobl 5 if ,B MS Hi 9 l f Pia l

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LU- ' Irene Montk ery, Estelle M. Morris, Myra Moss, Florence B. Phelon, lthony Posey, Iulia F. Reagan, Louise Ricci. Margaret Ritchie, Ioseph Rodner, Edna Russell, Barbara Schall, Alice Scott, Irma Scott, Ioseph R. Seidell. Mrs. Vxfarner, an addition to our faculty this year, considers herself a substitute in lVIrs. Steiner's place. She returns to Waco, Texas, each summer. Although far from her native state, she has comfort in having her son, who is an engineer in New York, nearby. Extra-curricular activities have kept a large Part of our faculty busily engaged during this year. lWrs. f J CD I . D ' MX CAMERA SHY FACULTY Peter C. De Meo lylargaret Dunne Elizabeth Elavin Elizabeth Wariier Lillian H. Shelley, Fanny A. Siegel, Rupert A. Smith, Marguerite l. Tait, Luther C. Van Anden. Madge T. Van Deusen, Lucia Viola, Sadie G. W3lfC1', Robert S. Wheelock, Olive N. Woodworth.

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