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

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OUR FAC LTY AT AEA LA DED BACK AFELY A alll kimis of l'UIlXi'ALlllK't'S our l1'z11'iit'rs If-ft us. and rvturned. Miss ifiva Kieist wmills am elepiwnl rirh- in india as an high sput in ht-r tour uf tht- Xvur ifaist. Aithullgii Illrlll' uf nur fuvuity OX- pvrimivvfl Ll pnlar day. Nliss Kit-ist enjoy:-cl a sun- rise mm' Nlnunl Eu-rest and the' VUUIIIQNS uf tht' viiiriult- nm-air tht- TihPtan iI0l'1it'l'. liniiixe Miss Kit-ist. Miss i im'n-m'1- Kniskvrn riifi not gn aruumi thr- xsurici. hut spent hair sahhutival lelaxe iurgviy in xisiting svhuuls and l'Uiilll'ili renters in South .'XlIl9l'it'2llI vnuntries: she- also xisitvd iiurupcl. Twp nt' our must se-asmwri travelers art' Niiss Gladys lfzuilc-5. who taught in a hops- st-lmol in Xlunivh. fil'l'lll3llf'. :luring 1952-IUS3. and Nlr. Nlilf-S ,Im-uhs, who has spa-nt fuurteen summers in Fmziw. Nill'I'tx he trdlislutm-s i'il'f'IlI'i1 for tourists. Nliss ifxt-lyn Ruse and Aiiss Ciilill' Satimivrs. htm- vu-r. 1-mviw-mi txwnty-fnur staitvs hy trailvr lust yn-ur. lliswx lx'lv1'sl llllll IXYIIIDXAPIAII 1-nnzpare glolml Ul.f'Il'.N. l'ilII'l'I.gll ll'Il1,7l'l Slllilx llr. fm-nlns mul lliss Frlzzlwy. llixtwr f:YlII l1t'I'UIllIIIIlII.t'.N lli.v.w SIIIIIIIIUIAS. llim lfoxv.

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0 Qx ,I 'fi x F nvvg H Sl' Vg, w Q ' .r X GOEWITHWIDSADSOW N addition to losing Mr. Carlton Coulter, chairman of social studies, late last year, Whitci Plains High bade farewell to a numlier of other teachers at the close of 1953- l95I. including those who retired: Miss Gladys lfearon. Nlrs. Irene Sweetman. Mr. L. Paul Nlanville. and Mr. I . l.lt-isellyn Xtiorkman. Mr. Wvorknian had heen for niany years adxiser to the senior classes. l.eax'ing to continue their studies were Miss Dorothea Xluller and Mr. Jerome Starr. Because of the time required for his supervisory duties in physical education. Mr. Glenn l,oucks discontinued coaching here. Nliss Joyce lludkin left to he married. as did two sec- retaries -Miss l.eilia Cameron and Miss Mary Milano fnow hack with us as Mrs. Churcht. Two other secretaries who sexered connections with the school were Miss Mae Adella Nlurpln and Nlrs. Svea Graflam. During the summer. Mrs. Alta Hildehrant. music teacher. moved to Florida tany opposition to our theme being purely accidental. we-'re suret. We send them greetings and best wishes. l.6'lill'll Ifazneron fsecrelar.i'j. Carlton Coulterg Joyce Duzllxin, Clmlys fiearong Sven Grajanz fsecrelaryj, Alta Hilrlebranlg Glenn Lonclcs. l.. Paul Manvilleg Mary Milano fsecretaryj, llnrollzen .llnller. Mae Aflella .Wurplzy Isecretaryjg ,lerorne Slarr, Irene SIl'6l3lIIltlIl, F. Llewellyn Workman. f., '52 if - sv U l J 4 3 i A QF' iw-J 'GCI'