Saratoga Springs High School - Recorder Yearbook (Saratoga Springs, NY)

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THE HIGH SCHOOL RECORDER Inluumlu Ebe 91in School 1Recor'ber 21 paper bevoteb to the interests ano encouragement of 1bin School life SARATOGA SPRINGS, N Y., JUNE 1926 VOL. XXXI EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief ................................ ' ........... E Iizabeth McConnell Assistnt Editor ............................................... Evelyn Sadler Exchange Editor ............................................ Elizabeth Andrus Boysf Athletic Editor ............................................. John Smith Girls' Athletic Editor .................................... Katherine Swartwout Alumni Editor ........................................ Dorothy Fitzpatrick, 125 Literary Advisor .................................... Miss Elizabeth F. Gorman Subscription Editor .............................................. Albert Baker BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Business Manager .............................................. Albert Ritchie 5 Marion Peacock,E1izabeth Vogel Assistant Business Managers ............... Harry Settle, John Toomey . Financial Advisor ............................................ A. Ray Calhoon REPORTERS 1 Class of 1926 ................................ Marion Winney, Clarke Sheehan 1 Class of 1927 ........................................ John Nichols, Emily Leek Class of 1928 ............................ Edward Pilkington, Florence Ketchum Class of 1929 ................................ -Robert Thomas, Margaret Roohan Junior High ....................................... Robert Wells, June Young TYPISTS Ida Brogan, Fanny Goldsmith, Mary Eighmey, Iona Harris, Helen Hays, Mar- garet Nelson, Julia Novak, Eleanor Ostrander, Elizabeth Vogel, Bernice Cole and Elizabeth Cammarro. HAcceptance forbmailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act of October 3, 1917, authorized December 18, 1918. contents Editorial ................................................................. 3 Class History, by Marion Peacock ......................................... 4 Clasg Prophecy, by Evelyn Sadler ......................................... 5 Class Poem, by Katherine Swartwout ...................................... 20 Last Will and Testament, by John Shay and Douglas Eighmey .............. 21 Alumni Notes ............................................................. 25 1 Our Glee Club, by Mary Middlebrook ...................................... 26 Miss PeppyYs Diary and Advice, by Elizabeth McConnell .................... 27 Class Roster ...... . ........................................................ 29 The Whole Town1s Talking ................................................ 30 Debate Notes ............................................................. 31 Student Council Notes .................................................... 33 Athletics ................................................................. 35 Exchange s ................................................................ 41

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ALVIN RAY CALHOON Who assumed the Principalship of the Saratoga Springs High School on March 1, 1926

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THE HIGH SCHOOL RECORDER 3 Having come to the end of our Senior year, we will soon leave behind us familiar rooms and friends, keeping with us only their memory. To perpetuate these memories is the purpose of this com- mencement issue of the Reco7de'r. If, in later years, pictures of our lives here can be brought back through the medium of the Reco7de7, we feel our task will have been well accomplished. We relinquish to the class of 1927 the charge of editing the school magazine-regretfully, it is true, but confident ithat the Recorder will improve and prosper under their management. We cannot adequately express our appreciation to the people who have. helped us in keeping the Reco7de7 up to the standard set for us in former years. To Miss German, always ready to advise and aid us, we express our sincere gratitude, for we know that without her guiding hand the Recn7de7 could not as fittingly represent the spirit of Saratoga Springs High School. To the reporters and typists who were unfailing and tireless in helping to produce the Reco7de7, we advance our hearty appreciation of their work. May the editors of the coming year enjoy the same cooperation as we have enjoyed. As we look over familiar faces, 311d smile over the class pro- phecy; as we realize with a pang of reg1et that we no longer will occupy ou'r accustomed places in Saratoga Springs High School, let us keep in mind the inspiring lines of our ttAlma Mater, and resolve to live up to the ideals embodied in themre May our lives be worthy of her, Saratoga High.