Allendale Columbia High School - Clavus Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Z0Zl.C6iZll'0lfL As this is the highest honor within our power to bestow, we, the Class of 1949, humbly dedicate our senior book to Mr. Peter Aston Schwartz. In his first year as headmaster, he has created an unusual spirit of cooperation within the school, and has made the public aware of Allendale. His efficient coordination of school life, the noteworthy changes in the cur- riculum, and the institution of increased extra-curricular activity have all marked this year as the finest in the history of Allen- dale. Mr. Schwartz has been to us, a capable and patient instructor, a true and devoted friend, and genuine help in our college matriculation. Hence, we dedicate the 1949 CLAVUS to Mr. Peter Aston Schwartz, who will always have our com- plete support and our undying friendship. a

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The Faculty PETER ASTON SCHWARTZ-Mr. Schwartz came to Allendale at the beginning of this year to assume the duties of Headmaster. Formerly assistant Headmaster of the Hun School in Princeton, New Iersey, he received his B.A. from Princeton University in 1936. Along with his administrative duties, Mr. Schwartz conducts two very enlightening courses, VI Form English, and English History, but in spite of this, he finds time to indulge in two of his pastimes, pipe smoking and driving a fugitive from the junkyard. IOHN LORD GORHAM SMITH-To Allendale in 1941 from St. Peter's School in Peekskill, New York came Mr. Gorham Smith, a member of the Class of 1934 of Hamilton College where he received his A.B. Mr. Srnith is presently serving the school in the capacity of AssistantjHeadmaster and is also an instructor in Latin. To make his a full time job, Mr. Smith coaches varsity football and baseball, and in the winter fre- quents the ski slopes with his following from school. Mr. Smith is an avid gardener and enjoys such outdoor sports as fishing, tennis, golf and swimming. SAMUEL WINSLOW BELL-Mr. Bell, a master in the English department, came to Allendale in the Fall of 1948 from East High School in Auburn, New York. He received his A.B. from Harvard in 1925 and his M.A. from Columbia in IQ32. Being interested in dramatics, Mr. Bell has directed the building of some sets and has staged several theatrical productions here. Along with his dramatic interests, Mr. Bell enjoys photography and music. FRANCOIS BOUTIN--Mr. Boutin began his teaching career at Allendale in the Fall of 1947, after having received his B.A. at Dartmouth in 1941 and his M.A. at Middlebury in 1947. His education was interrupted for four and half years during the war when he was a pilot in the Navy Air Corps. Mr. Boutin's chief occupation at school is the teaching of languages. He spends his fall afternoons, however, assisting Mr. Smith coach football, and his spring afternoons coaching second squad baseball. But' he revels when winter comes, for it is then that he can whip up a basketball team from the left- overs of the ski squad. Mr. Boutin also acts as advisor for the chess club and in his spare time plays golf, goes fishing or indulges in photography. GILBERT TRUMAN HOARD-Mr. Hoard came to Allendale this year in Ianuary to gain experience in the Held of teaching. An alumnus of Allendale, he graduated with an A.B. from the University of Virginia in 1947. At school he is an assistant history teacher, assistant scoutmaster, coach of third squad basketball, and tennis. When not working, Mr. Hoard builds model boats, sails, or practices amateur photography. MRS. HELEN W. LAROCQUE-Mrs. LaRocque came to Allendale in 1947 from our neighbors, Harley School, She graduated with a B.Ed. degree in the Class of 1934 from Geneseo State Teachers College. Besides teaching in the lower school, Mrs. LaRocque supervises the Art Club and with Mr. Milella directs the Little Minstrels. In her free time, she finds enjoyment in all sorts of dramatics and music. 6