White Plains High School - Oracle Yearbook (White Plains, NY)

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THEY PLAY THE GAIVIE WITH THEIR STUDENTS HIE eat is known as a eompanion wI1o likes to play. Teachers, too, c-an make Iile easier lay Combining fun and joy with work. lfxamples of this philosophy are Mrs. lfsther Slough, enthusiastic chairman of the mathemat- ies tea:-hersg IVIr. Theodore Taylor, with his unrufIIecI flispositiong and Mrs. Irene Sweet- man, noted lor her joy-giving recorcl of high marks in Regents' examinations. The list is not eonIinecI to the math depart- ment. IVIr. Vinton Iiawson brings luck to stu- dents in exams by releasing his genie lrom a liottle on the last day of sehoolg Miss Lenore Thomas makes Ifreneh eome aliveg and Mrs. Ifslher Vlvilliamson helps develop pleasing voices and habits of speech. They were all willing to play ball with the Oracle, in its plans. Turn leuelzers help to translate our lfzenze for usf-one info 1'Il'1'lIf'1I, and the ollzer into llze W. l'. H. S. ligers' lIllfl.1'l' longue. Mr. Razvson lesls for good luck flgfllill zvith rn genie wlzielz lie lels nu! of fl fest lube in order lo zvark nzugic in students' lests. Three HICICIIPTS in IIIIIZEIICIIIKIIIICS IIHCIIIIQI 10 prove an equalirnt. wfziclz lzus no equal in any lJI'UlIUSI'fl.0I1 they would cull Correct. Maia

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If she hits ll jus! speed, Miss Hilz and fzer l'OlIIplllli0II.S may 1112111 the clock as well 115 all the rwfords 1'sl11l1l1'sl11fd in lypilig. Wlirfn 51111111 W. P. Il. S.-itffs 11r1' gflldllllll?d. il d111's1L't IIIBIIIL 111111 they l1'11i'1a our s1'l111ol. They stay 1111 lierc llllll 11140011111 Sl?Cf6llIfI.l S. folin Zil6l7IIIO,S CIIPCVIIIZ smile is szipplimll along with other 111'1ls. He also often has Iliff My to Lliings. szwli as stuck lockers. MWA-fmerftfsr +1i1 MM TEACHERS, SECRETARIE CRY 6' CAT! T0 WORRIE Hllsli the world of eats is tlttf'OIN'6'T'Il6Cl with secretarial matters. a school world could he a dog's tile bevause of them. Here at YV. P. H. S., we students are hardly aware that such troubles exist. ljlhciently our Commercial teachers. ini-luding Mrs. Dagny Asselta, Miss Madeline Hitz. and Mrs. Plrnestine Mel,ain help solve problems almost lielore they arise. Fest-i-Fail' llashes, Parent-Teacher' Assoviation programs. countless envelopes, and report Cards help to keep their time fully occupied. Busy with similar demands and with helping students and teachers in daily routines are two alumnae. Miss Mae Murphy and Miss Lee Cam- eron, of the ollice stall. An alumnus, Mr. John Zilemho, is junior administrative assistant. Willl such assistance, why worry?