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

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'H i ' QI, Q' w ,S 4- ' I 1 x t K' 5 l Rl, lil. ROBERTA HAMMOND l20l Basketball, volleyball, soccer and bowling provided Bert's noon hour activities. Not only in athletics did Roberta find her way, but also into hobby, library and home Ec clubs. Bert, in a lovely gown, acted as a graduf ation usher, too. Yet being a go-getter doesn't stop Bert from getting an immense kick out of life. Good luck, Bert, we all hope you get your wishes. DELAPHINE HAYNES Del is a slender, neat, and attractive girl with a soft voice and a friendly smile which make her appear charming and natural. At first one might think her a quiet personality but to friends she displays quite a sense oi humor. All four years of high school she has taken part in bowling and has also developed quite a skill for archery. ROBERT GODETTE Gadget is a tall, slender, nice-looking fellow with a slow grin and quiet nature. He is slow-moving except when on the basketball court where he displays real skill and speed. I-le played for the lunior Varsity for two years and for Varsity in his senior year. Other than his participation in basketball, Bob's interests have been in out-of-school activities. CARMEL GUERRIE With a conscientious nature plus a sincere interest in all her undertakings, Connie has made notable contributions as Library helper, a peppy energetic majorette, in speech, photo and girls' sports club, Christmas play, concert and assembly programs. No, we haven't forgotten the awards she managed to get for going out for many sports. With a smile and friendli- ness, Connie can well look the world in the eye and say, I-lere's looking at you! kmi -'SEK iitt,

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VIRGINIA CHAMBERLIN Popular and efficient, Ginny is outstanding because of her light blond pigtails, tair complexion and sincere but reserved personality. She is known also tor her high scholastic record. ln her senior year, Ginny was chairman of the Oratoga typists and has helped much toward makihg this issue of the Recorder a success. She has also taken part. in noon-hour sports. She will be remembered for her ready smile and cheerful nature. Q, ...V . XII. 33,5 ., ,X NELSON nzznucx X wi., x . Y f'v- -t N.. ml This nonchalant yet meticulous fellow is distinctly dit' ferent in his walk, his manner and his dress. Unhurried, unbothered he has gone about his activities in school. l-le was home representative lor two years and took part in intramural basketball. As one remembers a rose for its fragrance, one remembers Nels for his happy-go- lucky attitude. 2 f '7 7' J I g0 'd I 'MM 'FT Q. PATRICIA DEUELL The most pleasing type of person is one who is agree- able, jolly, and witty. A typical example of that person is Pat, whose outstanding feature is her large, deep blue eyes. Pat sang in chorus for two years, and was also a member of French Club. But, her main interest was her business course, which she hopes to continue next year at business school. HANS ELLENSWEIG Coming to America from Germany when he was very young, Hans has been a great asset to German classes and Der Deutscher Verein through his background and knowledge of German and the German language. Hans has also taken a great interest in basketball. He played intramural basketball for three years and managed I.V. basketball in his fourth year. With his easy going man- ner, Hans has made many friends in S.l-l.S. iw

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MARION IAMES MARTHA HOWE Marty has a soft spoken manner which contrasts greatly with the average high school student of today. She is sweet and poised and has a collegiate taste about her wardrobe. Her activities include some sports, namely, soccer, volleyball, bowling, and archery: and she also belonged to French Club. In her junior year she ushered for graduation and the Spring Music Festival, and con- tributed to the success of the Iunior-Senior Prom by her work on the Social Committee. -X255 l Q it Could that be the willowy girl with expressive smile, Oratoga reporter, graduation usher and homeroom rep- resentative? Is that light-hearted, laughing girl the serious interesting athlete, actor in an assembly program and efficient worker on the prom decoration committee? In the idle moments wedged between her activities, working and keeping a Nelson romance on the side, Marion thinks t?l ot the homework! I l l Q-Wi YEAN MQCDONALD Sweetly-serious one minute, beaming sunnily the next, lean is always eager to listen understandingly to people's troubles. lean sang in chorus, gave her part in the Christmas and Easter play, was a homeroom rep- resentative, graduation usher, I.V. cheerleader, and player of sports. Library Club and business committees take up the other spare minutes of Iean's day. We know that lean will slug her way through the line of lite into . .1 X 1 a future as vitally alluring as her past. E YN.-71. 4 L 1 L ' L IRENE MAE PASEK Let me see, shall we say sports? Oke, because Dimples went all out tor noon hour sports. There were soccer, basketball, volleyball, softball, bowling, hockey, badminton, ping pong and tennis. Irene's chief interest now is in a man, eh what, Dimples? A few worthy friends, time to enjoy them and happiness is Irene's dream for the future. We hope that dream comes true. ,xl 1 ll if .iF,1i...t1!i '