Arlington High School - Anchors Yearbook (Lagrangeville, NY)

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.-s,. .,4,J-. . -- .. - ,7,,,,,.fk -,.a-9 HAROLD C. STORM BS., M.A.: S. C.T. at New Paltz, N.Y.S.C.T. at Al- bany, Columbia, N.Y.U.g Superinten- dent of Schools I' Qi .Z if DONALD .I. NELSON B.S., M.ED.: Ithaca, St. Lawrence, Syracuse, N.Y.U.g Principal 1 lv. , -. Q, --:rs 4 , 1 w . H, r, ,L Q if Y 5 5 WALTER R. NEIDHARDT B.S., Nl. ED.: St. Lawrence, N.Y.S.C.T. at Al bany: Junior High Principal GEORGE B. MacANDREWS B.S., M.A.: St. Lawrence, N.Y.S.C.T. at Albany, Columbia, Guidance Director FAC ELIZABETH ALSDORF: Vassar Hospital, N.Y.U.g School Nurse 107' 1 kg. , I lf 977 . 3 'J if s' .5 .rr If 4 MAX ARNOLD: Phillip Sousa's Band, Band Conduc- MARCARET I. BYRNE A.B. M,A.: College of New Rochelle, Columbia: Dean LTY DOROTHY BEATTIE A.B., B.L.S.: Simmons, Maine, Cin- cinnati, N.Y.S.C.T. at Al- banyg Junior High Librarian AGNES BLAIR Secretary 6,3 HO' 'Q-u

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DMINISTRATIO GROWTH A familiar word in our reading and comer satlon today is grow th Our school district has grown in a few years from a small rural school to a large central school system wherein some three thousand young people attend each day Our country is mcreasmg in population at a rapid pace and each of us is changing day by day in many ways We trust the envlronment here at Arlington High School has been conducive to proper growth and that each one of vou has grown in wisdom and ln stature each year you have attended our schools If this has been true for the thousands of young men and women who are leaving our high schools th1s June the future of this great countrw of ours is assured As you go forth contmue to grow in that we may always be as proud of you as we are now at the tlme of your graduation HAROLD C STORM Superintendent S Mr Harold L Storm Mr Donaldj Nelson CURRICULUM EXPANSION Now that you have come to the end of your high school days we hope you will look upon the past four years as a happy and fruitful experience As an mtegral part of your school experiences we have endeavored to provide you with an interest ln c1v1c and social competence that will give you the richest posslble appreciation of America and the democratic life we cherish We have attempted individual abilities and interests might find growth and expanslon The many changes in social and industrial activities together with astounding developments in science have made it necessary for new subjects to be added to the curriculum A broadened industrial arts program new courses in mathematics and languages enriched instruction in the traditional subject areas and improvements in the physical education and agriculture facilities are some of the most recent innovations in our school program Those of us who have known you the past four years are confident that you will find your place in this complex vsorld We hope that we have given you the incentive to strive for greater achievements DONALDJ INELSON Prmcl ' ' GG 77 , , - as V- - , if . , 'Q ' - H in ' .M I L 7 1 1' . , h f X at to provide you with opportunities through which 9 7

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