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

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l-il DEDICATICN To the memory of Marilyn Claydon, our loyal classmate and companion, the Senior class dedicates its fifty-first RECORDER.

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THE 1947 RECCJRDER Scfwaf Quad 70 UMM With a progressive Board of Education and a cooperative and generous group of parents and taxpayers, Saratoga Springs is providing a thorough and worthwhile education for the youth of this community. In the high school, thirty-seven well-qualified teachers provide instruction in over seventy-five different courses. Here a boy or girl may take such academic subjects as Latin, trigonometry, or chemistry or such practical subjects as auto mechanics, wood working, or home making. The school offers eight different diplomas, while the academic diploma alone provides for a major in any field in which three years of a subject are taught. The pupils' health is safeguarded by the school doctor, two school nurses, and by a four year program in physical education and health. An extensive intra-mural and inter-scholastic sports program benefits the individual who participates and the student body as a whole. Social development is encouraged through participation in club work, school assemblies, student government and dramatics. The music department offers class room and individual instruction to any student who seeks it. Miss Keogh and her assistants in the Guidance Office are available for counseling and help on a multitude of problems. Any parent who wishes can have his child excused from school one period per week for religious instruction. In short, our graduates are well prepared to take advanced training in the college of their choice or to take part in the business and civic life of their community. To present to you in graphic form the opportunities provided by our school has been the aim of the editors of this book.

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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS PRINCIPAL OF I-IIGI-I SCHOOL Mr. Claude Vdnwll Mr. Murray T. Iohnson BOARD OF EDUCATION Lett to Right-Standing: Mr. Cyrus B. Elmore, Mr. Charles F. Kuenzel, Dr. Nicholas C. Powers, President: Mayor Addison Mallery, Mrs. Alice P. Reeves, Mr. Ioseph P. Duval, Miss Ieanne A. Norton, Secretary to Superintendent Mr. Claude Van Wie, Superintendent of Schools. Seated: Mrs. Mildred Rockwell, Mr. Frank F. Simone, Mr. Ralph Ellsworth. GOVERNING BODY-STUDENT COUNCIL President, Rosemary Duval: Vice-President, Ward Cava, nauqhg Secretary, Ioan Grolig Adviser, Miss Doherty.