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

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CHANGE I SETTI G f' as fs 5 pp, 1: g ' i Hlilflf of our teafzhers this year enjoyed am- hrosia elsewhere than in our f-afeteria. M . . . . ' . in Mr. Lummlngzs lzherhart 'on sivk leave till June. alter which he will retire--has moved to Ohio. An old-timer here. Mr. lfherhart taught in the mrn- V Q mervial department and for manv years was in Q, , ' s f, fs Q 'G 7 5 ttf dv Nh r , Y vhargze of the sr-hool's hookroom. lll health forced I - him to discontinue teaching. S K f , W, f 5' qffxxs x Y, A visitor to Italy during tht- sem-und semester. To lzmrlr nr IIIIIIIIVA' rnnffl fn- lliw Illll'.NfIiliII Mrs. llaeliuel l erraru. liiulogy leavher. had oppoiv lllr. fflwrlirzrl f11'rr1.wl'l' nwnl lnu'l.'iug 1101 lunity to enjoy typit-al ltalian dishes as she trai- eled. ller liusliund. lllr. Stephen l erra1'o. awoiii- patnied ller. llid tht- trip inelude lireeve. xx e xsmiderl l,usl full. lllr. lilenn Dodds. student aetirities .llr.s. I r'rmrn :mtl flutter nf llllfffltff lfinrl' atdxiser also on salilvatieal leaxenfdined on leln- lll ef rnusl VXIIIIIIII llzrzl shi' lll1.x Il fluzawrs uns and limes in lfalifornia. xx here he visited schools lwlure suilngg for lfurope in the late fall. His itin- emry mis highlighted hy pluin pudding in the lllttlllllitllh of the Tyrnl. Mrs, Millie Dodds nas llr. lhadtls in XIHVII-lllllf pmt' nj lm! sf-ur her llllSllLllltl-S unnpunion during his trnxels. lll 1' lnnlrwd jnrnfznl In lm wurlx rwznrn I 21

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LEFT OVER THE PAT YEAR First row: Ruth Barry. llivilliam Heelr. Second row: mlliee CIIIIUYTIIS. Bessie Cudwortlz. Third row: lllel- rin Engelliardl. Roberl Cordon fsubslitulel. Alice Krause frelurned for one yearl. Fourth row: .4lice Kyle. Florence Levy fsulrslitutel. folzn LI'lll'll'Clll'l'l'. Fifth row: Bessie Moore. Elisalietlia Urtlz. Cralia Spettel fpreciously on leave of ulzsencej. Sixth row: lean Toliyunsen fseeretaryl. Stanley llwagner. lllil- lie lliilliams. ACH year. seemingly. we lose friends through teachers' leav- ing. Among those who left us he- fore the close of school in June. l955. were Miss Millie Williams. who retired in early winter and moved to California: and Mr. Mel- vin lfngzelhardt. who resigned ahout the same time and left teach- ing to take a position in Washing- ton. IJ. ff.. in work concerned with national safety. lieliringr last June were Miss Alice fiaulkins. Miss Bessie Moore. and Miss Hessie ffudworth and Mrs. Alice Kyle twhom we have heen happy to see frequently as suhstilutesj. Mrs. Uratia Spettel, after two years of maternity leave. resigned. Mrs. Alice Krause. who after her retirement had helped out for a year, moved to Penn- sylvania. Mr. Wlilliam Beck and Mr. John Lineweaver accepted po- sitions elsewhere in New Yorkg and Mr. Stanley Wagner, for rea- sons of health, went to Arizona to teach. Mrs. Florence Levy and Mr. Robert Cordon. suhstitutes, se- cured permanent positions in other cities. This year we lost Mrs. Jean Tohyansen tsecretaryl. Ur. Ruth x Barry. and Miss Pilisahetha Urth. ' May they all hnd a change of scene refreshing! 5.

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5 ' I 5 , l ll lulres eoolfs Io nullre IIIIIIIIY ll good brolh. ll 1' do lIlll't' zz Droll: of ll lmlrli of lfn' many good voolfs il does luke. Sllllillillfl lllllllllgfl' of our I'IIft'll'Il-ll is in no lirourn .slmlx ulfoul IIIVHII, ERVICE CURBED? CAFETERIA TAFF FEED EVERYBODY x t N fe r X C f 7 X721 I ,f all O 5 L siixfi Nlf of the most frequented spots in Xvhite Plains lliggh is that plaee of glastril' delight and of hardly known personneln-the sr-hool vafeteria. Throughout periods four. five. and six. it sends aromatic' delight to all parts of the school huildingl. as it lures tarnished students who hau- heen literally starved sinee hreakfast. Considering the exeellenl joh they do. we are 1-ertainly amazed that il requires only fourteen eflieient people to perform the enormous task of feeding hungry W. P. ll. S.- ites. Only fourteen are required her-ause eavh person doe. her task almost to perfevtion. No eookhook is needed when the cafeteria ehefs go to work. The manager of this vrew of eooks. hakers. general work- ers. and 1-ashiers is Mrs. Polly Brown. a veteran of twenfy- six years here. This record is the more Slglllifttillll when one reealls that this huilding has been used only sinee 19230. Mrs. Brown for several years has direeted all the numerous operations that take plave in the vafeteria eaeh svhool dax foperations that daily feed more than fifteen hundred students and teaehersfin three periods from llzltt NNI, to 2:06 P.NI.ea long noon hourl 22