Kingston High School - Maroon Yearbook (Kingston, NY)

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EIT! CE IV9 . GENE TGS! GU , o er erzo f y M A l 1 l M bers lleft to righ I: Clarence S Rowland, Stonle otthews, Allred Schmid, Charles Kotz, Bernard f J F y p d ti, Arthur J. Laidlaw, lsuperintendentl, N. Lc Von Hover, ndrew J. Cook, William L h R b t H Q, Thomas J. Plunk tt ertl. ' v 'd M f ARTHUR J, LAI DLAW Superintendent Patrons' V' To a Board of Education, composed of nine of her citizens, Kingston en- trusts the privilege of directing her educational activities. These cover a wide field: from the newly-established kindergartens for the four-year olds, through the twelve grades which offer us preparation for many phases of liv- ing, utilitorion and cultural, to the evening courses for adults, in subjects ranging from art to agriculture. The members of this Board are appointed by the Mayor, to serve, without compen- sation, for a period of four years. Re- sponsible to them and working in our interest is our Superintendent, Mr. Arthur J. Laidlaw. Although to many of us the faces of our Board members are unfamiliar, their names often un- known, we are aware and deeply ap- preciative of all their efforts in our be- half. Twelve BERNARD J. FEENEY President

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1 ERR, 'HWJJ MRS. VIRGINIA L. NORWOOD Girls' Adviser, K. H. S. MR. CLARENCE L. DUMM COL. FRANK J. MEAGHER , K.ll-l. S. Principal, M. J. M. Producers At the eve of our departure, we are thoughtful of those benefactors whose assistance we have employed to realize our aims through the high school year. During the ninth grade in Myron J. Michael, the air of tension produced by new sur- roundings was relieved by the genuinely sincere attitude and kindly smile of Mr. Meagher. Those entering the halls of K. H. S. were immediately put at ease by Mrs. Norwoodand Mr. Culver, while pupils associated with the Industrial Arts de- partment received the wise at- tention of Mr. Hoderath. Special requests were granted by Mr. Dumm, who likewise supervised our activities, cur- ricular and extra curricular. To those who have so wid- ened our horizon go our thanks and heartfelt recog- nition. MR. THERON L. CULVER Vice-principal, K. H. S. MR. HUBERT l-IODERATH Director Vocational Education 9