Washington Irving High School - Alhambra Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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LITTLE Snttnng, Mr ohnson Mr FlIZQLI lld Mrs Muombgr N11 Koglm Standmg Dr D Esopo Mr Dncrnll Mr Curuu Mr Bum NIR JOHNSON Page szx Grutlngs to our mw Sup crmundgnr who so soon INS guncd our rwput md d mnrxtxon bguusg of hlS ln tnrcst 1nd vullnngmss to Ilkl, rt 21 ILIINIYILS r olmson I'QLLlNLd hxs B S du gre from tlu Ul1lXLFSlIj of Columbm Aduu lnformltnon ITU otha lssnstlncu 15 alw lys ours for rho lskmg, vxhgnucr su 1ppro1Ll1 Mr Kogh I-I1 IS lntnrustcd m rhg vsull bunk of mary studunt and hc 1115 dong much to Lstablxslm md mimtun W s ll SIlI1dlI'dS XII' Kogh racuwed Ins MA 1t Columbm Ind Ins D J tlu UIIIXLISI Chnugo MR KOCH Y: , .'k'., .1' ',1'. '. . u , 1 x Y ' V l f l ' 1 1 . , 1 , 1 1 1 , . 1 .. N Xl - yn' i - 5 , t '1' H 1 ll - K 1 1 1 1 1 1 K 1' ' , 1 1 1 pn in ll 1' M. ly cl x x - 'i ,'. V Minnesota and his MA. from ' ', ' 1 ' , or 1 1 - 'D y y x xv 'X ' 1 1- 1 ' 1 11 - 1' , to .' 1' '. If' l'gh 111.1 . nt - q'ty of ' .. , , X, . k . , A . A 1 ,

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7 We, the class of '48, dedicate this Alhambra to what We feel, with fervid hope and intense desire, is the nucleus of world freedom and cooperation-The United Nations. In childhood We have seen the most diabolical war ever to have been fought. None of us were untouched and all of us remember only too well the agony of War and what it meant to the world. Therefore, it is only right that we who are going into the world now, a world that forever needs youth to awaken it, a world that more than ever needs fighters for democracy, should do all in our power to further the ideals of our country and to support the United Nations, our Weapon in the fight for world freedom. May our class, through a Whole-hearted and united effort, assure to the world of tomorrow the ideals which We, as youths and future citizens, do hereby aspire. Page fue

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ASSEMBLY STUDENT COURT Durmg nts second year of exlstence, the Student Court took an actlve part m school hfe at NVashmgton Irvmg It help ed to eonunce the students who had been skeptleal of xts povx ers, that xt really meant busxness The Student Court has the power to deal wlth the offenses of students agamst the eommon law vxh1ch governs the pro per eonduet of student aetnvntnes and any speclfxc reeulatlons enaeted by reeogmzed sehool oroamzatnons Three judges, a Pollee Chlef a Record mg Clerk a Ba1l1ff a Prosecutmg Attor ney and a Student Polxce Force const: tute the vsorkmg members of the Student Court As long as there are offenders against the school laws the Student Court wx 111 be a neeessary part of the Gen eral OFAJDIZHIIOH and vull need the un faxlmg., support of every student STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councll IS an electxve body based on demoeratxe prnncnples whose functnon IS to orgamze and coor dmate actnx ntnes of the student body other than the educatlonal phase The offleers President, Dolores Cre gan, N nee Presxclent Domnmck Arbltrxo Secretary Sally Murray and Treasurer, Ceorglana Zelyez are ass1sted by commxt tees for socxal seruce socnal hours, trafflc lost and found artncles and assembly fund In the monthly meeting of the Student Counenl each home room IS represented bs 1 ehanrmm and an alternate wxth only the permanent chalrman possessmg the pon er to wote ,Wa Page seven