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

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alolscy emories Mr. Clifford Dinsmore be- comes an honorary member of the llonor Society. The student body happily remembers their retired teachers, Mrs. Hadley, Miss Canfield, and Mr. Dinsmore, and the time and effort that they gave for the advancement and benefit of WHSlliIlglOIl lrving. We shall always recall Mr. lJinsmore's devotion to music and his entertaining Spring concerts, Mrs. lx lladley's successful dramatizations on the W. I. stage, Miss Canfield's lively and interesting literature classes which reflected her sparkling personality. Vlfe wish them many joyful years in retirement. HRM-an 'S' x ' f ' 'uh Q f 5, . :X t ,Y - A1 .. asf fi' it e vw' Miss Margaret Canfield, Mrs. Ethel Hadley hh v. I .9 Page ten

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SIENIIURS JOEL EIJWARU A ISR,-KIIAM Yogi says Take- it e-asy, as he- plans to make- his thirel million in the- future-. Yogi, while- ke-e-ping out ol' trouhle- at the- liork, elislilu-s srhool on Xlonelay. DEBURAII AVI-IRY llvlnloie- plans to he- nurs- ing in lnelia or .Nlrie-a in IV66, hut is now louml in 207 with the Dummy , whe-rc she- thumlrs through olel ,'hlllllllllDI'il!4 while- hum- ming Sixte-e-n Tous. Page' tlvr-Ive' FRANK CARI. AIJAMS Atlas says l Shoulel Care-, anel Who knows? Q whe-n speaking uf 1966. He- is founel in Ule-nvillc anel his favorite- pastime is par- tiviputingz, in se'hool sports. JEAN FRANCES BIRD liirelie- says, Who mv? aml Why llon't You lie-- lie-ve- Me-? to Lloyel. Tilne- will te-ll what she-'ll he doing in '66 hut now she- eloe-s things that se-e-m worthwhile-. ROBERT A. MABLI Malre-, l'rt-siele-nt of the- rlass, who hope-s to he- in at winel tumn-l in 1966, says, Eh , while- llying low uve-r llutle-r's anel liste-ning to Halle-le-ine- . RUTH ANNE ll0l l ENBllRG lloflie, Se-e're-tary this ye-ar, hope-s to he- at home- with the- kiels in '66, She-'s fouml with .lan although she- e-n- joys he-ing with Gil, too. lloflie- says, Isn't that 1-utr? L- 5' DENNIS Nl.-XTIIIESON Nlatty, our Vive- l're-siele-nt, may he- founel at Whe-lan's liste-ning to Roe-k Arounel the- Clock, pulling for the lloelge-rs, anel te-lling a rus- tome-r, You're- out of your minel. ROBERT FRANCIS STEVENS Bolt, our Tre-asure-r, is founel with Julie- at lil lligh- Ianel Ave-une as he- says, W'e-'ve- got to have- a long talk some-time-. ln '66 liolfll work for the- llighway De-- partme-nt. . gs