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

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THE HIGH SCHOOL RECORDER 9 CLASS POEM TOMORROW V . l Our efforts have brought us Of the class of 39 To our day of departure From high school. Soon well go out Into our own places in life. Some will go willingly, Joyfully, Tthrillingly. Others will be sad, making mute farewells. But all must move on To other fields Outside these sheltering walls. What shall we do? College waits for some, With promise of careers In science Or in the world of art Or in the teeming market place. Foriothers, immediate labor In clamorous shop Or quiet ofhce Or on the fruitful farm. ' But wherever we are Life will find us striving With busy hands And singing hearts. The school of the past is behind us And courage is ours for tomorrow. Agnes Goodfellmv.

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8 THE HIGH SCHOOL RECORDER In September we returned to school, anticipating a year of ap- plication to work as well as to pleasure. We selected Granville Rou- illard as president; Anne Moody as vice-president, and Jean Carey as secretary-treasurer. Our representatives on the Student Council were Jerry OlNeill, Charlotte deMauriac, and Newman Wait. As seniors we found that the duty of editing the ttRecorderlt was reserved for that class. Newman Wait was assigned the office of editor- in-chief, Jean McAllister assistant editor, Haskell Ingmire business man- ager, and Jean Wood and Walter Butler, class reporters. This Year the seniors again cooperated with the juniors in pro- moting a Christmas Tea Dance. The highlight of our social functions, however, was the Junior-Senior Soiree. The gym was decorated in a Dutch motif, with a large, revolving windmill as the principal feature. The ttswing music was furnished by Bob Shawls orchestra. In the dramatic field the senior class play, ttMr. Pim Passes By, under the capable direction of Miss Smith, was a htting climax to our high school dramatics. And so the history of the class of ,39 will be concluded on June 28, when caps and gowns will, we hope, set a precedent for future classes. The speakers on this auspicious occasion will be Jean Mc- Allister and Elizabeth Ashton, valedictorian and salutatorian respectively. Letitia McCarty.

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10 THE HIGH SCHOOL RECORDER x I 4 4 IRVING GRANVILLE ROUILLARD, Jr. Gran lBev!7 l!PresyVl We must eat. to live, not live to eat. Senior Class President IV; School Play, II, III, IV; I. R. C. IV; Junior-Senior Tea Dance IV; Cercle Francais III, IV; Manager Basket- ball IV; Assistant Manager Basketball III; Junior-Senior Spring Dance III, IV; Track II, III; Homeroom Representative III; Student Council II, III; Homeroom Vice-President I. ANNE MOODY M00ch Anniebelle Her stature tall, I hate 3. dumpy woman. Class Vice-President IV; HRecorder Typist IV; Spring Dance Committee IV; Assembly Plays III, IV; Vice-President GirPs Sport Club III; Secretary-Treasurer Sports Club IV; Ten- nis I, II, IV; Hockey IV; Volleyball 1, III; Basketball III, IV; Hiking II; Swimming 1, II, III; Archery III, IV; Ping Pong III, IV; Horseshoes IV; I. R. C. IV; Senior Play Usher IV; Play Day III, IV; Home Room Represen- tative I, II, III. JEAN ELIZABETH CAREY Dimpy Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low; An excellent thing in women. Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class; I. R. C. IV; Science Club IV; Skidmore Music Festival I, III, IV; Chairman Decorating Committee Senior Tea IV; Program Committee Junior- Senior Dance III, IV; Speech Club III, IV; Class Basketball Team IV; Assembly Program 1; Assembly Play II; Cercle Francais III; Chorus Broadcast III, IV; Tennis 1, II, III; Homeroom Vice-President I; Operettas I, III, IV JEAN McALLISTER Mac 0 this learning, what a thing it is! . Valedictorian; Assistant Editor Recorder IV; Senior Class Play IV; Chairman Invitation Committee Spring Dance IV; Assembly Plays I, II, III, IV; Cercle Francais III, IV; Library x Club III; Commencement Usher III; Program Committee Spring Dance III; Volleyball Man- ager III; Volleyball II, IV; Ping Pong II, III, IV; Field Hockey IV; Soccer III; Hiking Club II, III; Dancing Club II; US Club II; Girls Sports Club III, IV; Vice-President of Home- room I; Archery III; Keeper of Records-G. S. C. IV. ELIZABETH ASHTON-JBetty uGrace was in all her steps. heaven in her Eye, in every gesture dignity and love. Salutatorian; Exchange Editor uRecorder IV; Home Room Representative I, II, III, IV: President of Cercle Francais IV; International Relations Club IV; Speech Club IV; Senior Play Usher IV; Decoration Committee Spring Dance IV; Easter Play IV; Senior-Junior Tea Dance Decoration Committee IV; HRecorder Reporter III; Commencement Usher III; Cercle Francais III, IV; Assembly Play 11; Archery I, II.