Mayfield High School - Sacandagan Yearbook (Mayfield, NY)

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Daily Schedule l957-l958 Teacher 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9:00-9:43 9:45-10:28 10:30-11:13 11:15-11:58 1:00-1:43 1:45-2:28 2:30-3:13 Asquith Grade Music same same Music 7 Choir-TGTh Music 8 Stage SH-Caf-M-W Blowers Art8 Art 7 Art 7 E1em.Art E1em.Art Art B 107 107 107 107 Edwards Eng. SA Eng. 12B S. H. Eng. 9C Eng. 12A Eng. 9B 206 203 207 203 208 203 Elgabroadt Eng . 7C Eng . 7C Eng . BA Eng. 8A Eng . 7A Eng . 7A 201 107 211 210 107 201 A.Hilbr1ng Cit.Ed. 9C W. Hist.10A W. Hist. 10C Cit.Ed.9B W.Hist. 10B Cit.Ed.9A 200 200 200 200 200 200 E.Hilbring Eng. 10B Eng. 10A S. H. Eng. 10C Eng. 11B Eng. 11A 210 201 206 201 209 208 Hornett Math 7A Math 7B Eng. BB Eng. 8B Math 7C Cit. Ed. 7C 210 210 210 210 210 210 Iunquera Bus.Arith. Bkkg. Gen. Bus. Typing 10 Typing 12 Math 8B 204 209 209 9 9 201 Kibler Eng.7B Cit.Ed.7A Cit.Ed.8A Cit.Ed. BB Cit.Ed.7B Eng.7B 211 211 211 211 211 211 LaRocca S. H. Hmkg. 8 Hmkg. II-5 Hmkg. II Hmkg. 7 Hmkg. I 207 202 202 202 202 202 Nichols S. H. S. H. Librarian Librarian S. H. Librarian Librarian 207 207 207 Parker Phys. Ed. 8 Phys. Ed. 9 Phys. Ed. 7 Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. 11-12 5 -6 10-11 Pearson Grade Music same same Grade Music Band MSW Rudiments T6.Th SH-Caf.T-Th Music Pointon Sci . 9B Physics Sci . 9A Physics Physics Gen. Biol. Sci. 9C 205 Lab 205 205 Lab 205 205 Shaad Dr. Trng. Shop 8 Gen. Metal Gen.Wood Shop 7 Shop 9 Shaw Supervision French II French I Supervision Senior 208 209 class advisor Shepard Phys. Ed. 8 Phys. Ed. 9 Phys. Ed. 7 Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. ll-12 10-ll Slack Am.I-Iist.IA Sci.8 Am. Hist.II-A Am.Hist.IB Am.Hist.IIB S. H. 203 206 203 203 203 206 Smith- Shtd.I Sec. Pract. Typing Il Sch. Newspaper Cent.Trea. Math. 8A Bus . Law 9 9 Walker Math 10 Math 9B Math 9A Sci.7 Math 11 Math 12 209 204 201 206 9 209 Williams School Nurse Health C Health B ' - 204 206 Wright Guidance Procedure To Be. Followed In Determining Senior Prize Winners To be eligible for any prize a candidate must have been enrolled in this school during the first semester of his Iunior year and have attended from then until graduation. Valedictorian and Salutatorian averages are figured through three and three-quarters years. All subject prizes cover four years. VALEDICTORIAN, SALUTATORIAN: The weighted average as follows: ' Four units of English, four units of citizenship education, general science and either heal,th or biology must be used by every- one. For the remainder of the subjects, the candidate must claim enough to make sixteen or more units. Band and choir grades will be disregarded. Regents or school final grades may be used except that Regents grades must be used for English three years, world history and for subjects in the major field in which Regents are given. Subjects claimed as major must be included. ENGLISH-The average of the final grades of English I,ll,lV and English Three years' Regents. CITIZENSI-IIP EDUCATION-The average of the final school grades in world geography lcitizenship education 91 and American History I and Regents grades in world history and American History II. SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, FRENCH, HOMEMAKING, INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND COMMERCE-ln any of these fields any subjects re- quired for a state diploma and a major must be used plus two more subjects. Regents marks must be used in all subjects in which Regents examinations are given. OUTSTANDING SENIOR-Outstanding Senior selection is made by the entire Secondary Faculty. They consider such factors as leadership, citizenship, cooperation, the ability to get along with others, and scholastic average. No one will be considered whose scholastic average is less than 8017. ATHLETICS-This selection is more or less a subjective one as there are too few factors to be weighted objectively. A candidate must have earned five letters to be eligible. MUSIC-This selection will be made by the Music Instructor or Instructors. The requirements are: A member of the band and choir, plus outstanding ability which has been proven by participation in operettas, concerts and competition.

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Yearbook Stal ALLEN NILES Mort Business Manager Resolve well and persevere. Senior Play County Festival . . 2 ,3 All State Choir . . . 3,4 Student Assistant. . . 2,3,4 GRAY PITKIN ucray.. Activities Editor Speech is silver, silence is golden. Senior Day MARGARET SKINNER Peggy Secretary Opportunity knocks but once: temptation hangs on the door for years . Senior Play Newspaper .... . 3, 4 Student Assistant . . . 4 MARIORIE MOORE Margie Senior Class Secretary The only way to have a friend is to be one. Newspaper . . . . 4 Senior Play Student Assistant. . . . 4 Intramurals .... . 2 , 3 Field Day ....... l,2,3 County Festival. . . . 1,2 ,3