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

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is fl t iv i.'f1 l 'Xl .ybl L.. E Er l. -,ali '-21 vi-.tu '- 1 ,Iv .-.-va-.J .1 -2,-y x ,wzagpp .-1. !,.?.'.l. 56 Q5- I , L ' . .. ,,:,-1:..+lLx ST EE MEMBER LEETg L0 TIONS DI CEO ED l'iYl'iliAI. teachers and secretaries have left our high school since last June. Miss lda Wintsch retired. hut is living in White Plains. Retired also were Mr. Armona Beverly, who spent the winter in the Southg and Mr. Cum- mings Eherhart. who is now living in Ohio. Mrs. Lillian Ahhott and Mrs. Harriet Bullock. both substitutes last year. are no longer with us. Called into the Armed Services were Mr. James Field and Mrs. Charles Wvilshire. Among those filling positions elsewhere are Miss lluth Lee. who went to Japan: Mr. Joseph Cappello. who joined the Westchester Recreation Depart- mentg and Mr. Lysander Thompson. Of the secretaries. Miss Diane Lyons now works for the village clerk of Scarsdaleg Mrs. Margaret Salter. who moved from this City. is in the deanis ollice at Syracuse Tvniversityg Miss l.ucy Temple has moved to the West: and Miss Patricia Carey has another position locally. May they think of ns now and thenl First row: Llilllillll rlbbolt. substilulvg f1l'Il1OI1lI Hviwrly. Harrie!! Hzzllock. subslitzltv. Second row: ,IOSPIIII l.'uppe'llo. Patricia Curvy. seen'- lury: f.'llII1l7IEIlj.ZS lflwrlirzrt. Third row: fumes Field. I . Hull: Lev. lliunv Lyons. S!'l'I'l'1llff. lfourth ron: .llzzrggurvl Suffer. Sf'l'H'1lII'yQ l,ur'y Twriplv. svcrvlzzry: l.ysulu1f'r Tlzompsolz. Fifth row: ffliurlvs llilslzirv. lrlu lluirzlsclz. 'Y