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

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SENIORS CATAPULTED T0 T customary to say that each succeeding Senior class has achieved success. The class ol 1953, however, seems tto us seniorsj really to be outstanding. Vlle think such pride justi- hable because ol the strong interest and the achievement ol many students in many fields. The members of the class, under the direction ol Mr. F. Llewellyn Vlforkman, responded quickly to the requests for committees and will- UCCESS BY TEADY ORK ner was selected for the class play, of which Sharon Flynn and lane Handleman were the co-chairmen. Heading a large cast, Dick Do- herty has the leading part, of tithe manfl The class deeply regretted the loss of Howie Davis as an on-the-spot member of the group after a spinal injury in a football game in No- vember. For the Howie Davis l und of Vlfhite Plains High School, the senior 'School Daze ingly helped with all projects, including mak- ing plans and executing them lor class day and other activities belonging to graduation. Wlorking under their banner of blue and gold tc-hosen as colors when the class organized as sophomoresj, were the oflicers: Doane Ly- decker, presidentg Frank Solana. vice-presi- dentg and Judy Noyce, secretary. They had no time lor taking any cat naps! ln the spring wllhe Man YVho Came to Din- was held as an open dance. This was the first time a dance other than the senior prom has been sponsored in recent years by a senior class. The prom followed in the spring. Scholastic: honors in the class went to Sharon Flynn and ,lane Brady-first and second, re- spectively. and to Diane Pardoe and Eunice Shatz-tied for third place. To them and to the whole class. happy gradualionl And may the future be a bright onel