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

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PAUL KlRSCH is filling lhe new posi- lion 'rhis year of assislanf principal. Mr, Kirsch came here from a similar posilion in 'rhe Oneida School of Schenecfady, He has also been a+ Columbia High School in Easl Greenbush. His parlicular work 'rhis year is in supervision of in- slrucfion, general adminisiraiion, and office management Mr. and Mrs. Kirsch have 'rwo children. Besides lam- ily and school, Mr. Kirsch is inreresfed in phorography, myslery s+ories, and kids in general. JOHN J. SEXTON ioined +he Saraloga Springs High School iacul+y in l926 as head oi fhe Business Deparrmenf, in which posifion he continued un+il I95I, when he became principal. His chief inieresls are his family and family life. He has four children, a son and fwo daughfers who are college grad- uares, and his youngesi daughrer, ai pre- senf a high school iunior. Oulside his school dulies, Mr. Sex+on's family and communily life have kepf him busy, buf he is looking forward ro being an ac- complished sludenr of 'rhoroughbred yearling pedigrees, billiards, and yachr- ing. He is hopeful loo lhar fhere will be enough days for lravel in lhe companion- ship of Mrs. Sexion.

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we ll X 1 THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT-Miss Margaref Roohan, Miss Helen Doherfy, Charles Swiclc lsfandingl, Mrs. Adrienne Caruso, Mrs. Elizabelh M-:Naughron, and Miss Rufh Wells lsealedl use Mr. Swiclc's room for a conference. Mrs. Marion Wheeler, parf-lime English ieacher, is nor in rhe picrure. English is a required subiecf in each year of high school, buf 'there is considerable variafion in conrenl, especi- ally in fhe las? lwo years, in keeping wifh varied achievernenfs and plans of pupils, . fm, his iff' Research worl, leading lo essays or ferm 3 Q , papers, is a regular parl' of courses in English 3 and 4. The Second Period Eng- lish 4 Class is shown using a corner of Room I04 'for a group research proiecf. SPEECH is a half-year elecfive course added fhis year for iuniors and seniors. Miss Doher+y is +he feacher. Here Befsy Henschen leads a secfion of +he class in e drill on vowel sounds.