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

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I'agu six .L'w,.f-Q5 First row: Miss fii0Y0iRlllli Maltlwlnutics, Busim-ss Law: Mrs. Manurm-rwiiilglisllg Miss Xvriglltf fvlforial History, Sovinl Studios: Miss Bcik- Lilmiriamg Mrs. Gramllmin-Y-Scliool Nurse-g Miss Viorlliington -Mutllvlnatics: Miss IILlllllY'-NI,1liill'llI1liil'SQ Miss Klohu fI'ilIgli!-2113 Miss fillll'S'fI4ZlIill, English. Svcond row: iwrs. lillllll-lPif.!,'ll Uomv FiK'0ll0llliL'SQ lirs. Dano - Girls' Athivtic Dirvvlor, ilvalllllg Miss I,RIVVSUII-H5110Tlllllllii. Svcrvlairizli l,l'llI'iiI'0, Ufiicv i'rzu'Iicvg Mr. Lynch Typing, Matin'- lnalivs, Husinc-ss iuiilllZlgl'lIlPlll, SRIIPSIIILIIISIHP, Bookkvn-pingg Mr. Hyncss fAlIlf5fil7illl History, Social Sllulivs, Probis-ms of Dvinov-