Rye Country Day School - Echo Yearbook (Rye, NY)

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'N-... X! .3 'xx Once upon a time a certain schoolmaster, possessed of more courage than judgment, permitted himself to become advisor to the Senior Class. The result is written in the record: that is, in the photograph above. His days have been filled with major and minor problems. His nights have been haunted with conversations en- joyed or omitted, with advice given or Withheld, with disciplines imagined or applied. His life has been one serious case of chills and fever: chills of anxiety and fever of satisfaction. Because, to give 1947 its due, there have been satisfactions, many and great. Not since last year have We had such a Senior Classg never shall We have another - until next year. Who knows? Perhaps there may be a new advisor.

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To Mrs. Theresa L. Cook Whose friendly smile and ever ready help have given us many happy and successful study hours, We, the Class of 1947, do fondly dedicate our yearbook

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WML? 'f'W'i 'w FACULTY First row-Mrs. Hodgman, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Allen, Mademoiselle Maria Menzel, Miss Smith. Second rows-Mrs. Maslin, Miss Huit, Mrs. Lumb, Miss White, Miss Resor. Third raw-Mademoiselle Gertrude Menzel, Miss Thomas, Mrs. Petter, Miss McMullin, Mrs. Foshay. Fourth row-Mrs. Slagle, Mrs. Eldridge, Miss Whalen, Mrs. Sauerbrei, Mrs. Cook, Mr. Allen. Back row-Mr. Sauerbrei, Mr. Warren, Mr. Hall, Mr. Snyder, Mr. Clum, Mr. Grimes. Absent from picture-Mrs. Andre, Mrs. Archibald, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Bier- stedt, Miss Blasenak, Miss Carson, Mrs. Goldsmith, Miss Hill, Mrs. Hofmann, Mrs. Langerfeld, Miss Martin, Mrs. Matthaei, Miss Morrison, Mrs. Ransom, Mrs. Sacco, Miss Schmidt, Miss Towle, rs. Ward, Mrs. Wiengas, Jack Smith.