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

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The ?4cqltq ANDREWS, DOROTHY A. Institute of Music Pedagogya New York University, BS. in Musical Education. BOODEY, CECIL W. University of New Hampshire. A.B., M. ED. CONGDON, M. D. Alfred University, A.B.3 Colum- bia Universitv, A.M.g Alliance Francaise Paris Diplome. Coo11ER, GERTRUDE Syracuse University. CROSBY, METELLE M. Pratt Institute. Columbia-Teachers College. New York University, B.S. CROSBY, VILLA W. Syracuse University, A.B. Columbia University, M.A. William and Mary College, B.S. CUSHMAN, LUCILE M. Columbia University, B.S., M.A. DEMEO, PETER New York University, B.S. in Musical Education. DIGNAN, MARGARET L. Columbia University, M.A. DUNNL, lVlARGARliT K. FITZGERALD, MAIQY I. New York State College for Teachers, A.B., M.A. FLAVIN, ELIZABETH M. Smith College, A.B. Columbia University, M.A. FLOWERS, C. R. Colgate, B.S. Cornell University. Columbia University, M.A. FRAZIER, IEAN E. Eastman Gaines Secretarial School. I'IAVEY, HELEN Lake Erie College, A,B. Columbia University, B.S. HENRY, MAY M. Syracuse University, A.B., Teachers College, Columbia Uni- versity, M.A.

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5 i ?l'0m the Seniom Amid the superfluous joy and excitement, the relief and noise, the tears and good-byes of graduation, it is so easy to forget those people with whom we have just spent such wonder- ful years: our teachers, our churns, and especially our principal, Mr. Richards, who has striven for so long to make our every moment at Roosevelt a pleasant oneg who has worked so hard to help us realize our individual dreams and wishes. Although many of the experi- ences of youth will be forgotten, the experience of knowing him will remain with us and be an inspiration and a model of education and decency for many years to come. Any senior who has tried to get into college knows how grand and helpful he has been. Any student at all can retell the many occasions on which he has entered classrooms and has taught every subject in school as though he had never done anything else. The tales of his strength are fabulous and he is already a legend. But to those of us who have been honored by his companionship he is, and always will be, a living reality of good humor, warm personality and dynamic incentive. We will always remember our many friendly chats with him in which we have been treated as equals, and from which we have come away a little comforted, a little less confused, and a great deal more aware of our environment. It is the ardent hope of the class of 1946 that we may become useful, active citizens who will assume the responsibilities of a Democracy, so that we will be worthy of the training and inspiration that he has given to us. 8

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HUNTER, MARY ALICE Ottawa University, AB. HUTCHINSON, WII.HELhIINA Hunter College, AB. Cclumbia. M.A. l...-XFFERTY, FLORENCE E. College of New Rochelle, A.B.g Teachers College, Columbia, M.A. MACCURDY, I-I. LEIGH Michigan State, Columbia Uni- versity, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. MCCAEEREY, IRENE St. Bonaventure College. MORRIS, ESTELLE M. Yonkers Training School, Teach- ers College, Columbia Univer- sity, B.S. Moss, MYRA A. New York University Exten- sion. PHELON, FLORENCE B. Radcliffe, A.B. POSEY, ANTHONY New York State College for Teacliersg Oswego State. REAGAN, IULIA F. Savage F. C., B.C. RITCI-IIE, MARGARET A. Teachers College, Columbia University, BS. RUSSELL, EDNA N. New York University, B.S., M.A. SCOTT, ALICE Syracuse University, A.B. Columbia University, M.A. SCOTT, IRMA Ohio State University, B.A. Columbia University. SEIDELL, IOSEPI-I R. Savage School for Physical Edu- cationg New York University, B.S. SHELLEY, LILLIAN H. Smith College, A.B.