Scarsdale High School - Bandersnatch Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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Llbrorlons The exceptional faci ities of our hgh school llhrary are cared for and augmented hy li rarians Miss Le Noir and M ss lVlcl..aury In addition to guiding younger students through the mazes of the Dewey Decimal System our hook lceepers also hold spec nal classes for source theme ridden seniors Speech ond Dromohcs Students in the Speech and Dramatics classes conducted by Mr. Hemmerley and Mr. Wandniacher are amazed upon hearing their voices over the tape recorder for the First time. ln addition these classes practice oratory discuss perti- nent issues, study stage cralt, and present scenes from plays. .W 3532 ...al LIBRARIANS Let to right 'Vli s Jean A lVlcLaury M S BH barb lxxfo r SPEECH DEPARTMENT Le! to gh! Nlr Herman VV d a he Mr John ly Head o Depa lmenl

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1 f' ' . , 'f 5 W JK. Q kv' ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Front Row, left to right: lxlr. Coburn H. Ayer, Head of Department: Nlr. Charles H. Lyons, lxliss Eliza eth H. Dyer. Nlr. Vvilliam lvlccart, Mrs. lvlary P. Schumann, Str. John Cone, lvlrs. Frances D. Bartlett N Louis Flaccus, Jr. Second Row: Nlr. Samuel XN'lilllCIS, lxliss Emelie Dodge, Nliss Thelma Fitzg rald X Emest F. Painter, Miss Janice Smith, Miss Jane Van Male, Nliss Grace E. Blanchard, Nlr. George N l..8Vb'S0n. Sw- inl- English Department The memhers of the Eng- lish Department who trudge home nightly, laden with hushels ot compositions, lend their distinct and diverse per- sonalities to malcing English at Scarsdale High a fascinat- ing suhject. From grammar to source theme, from Iohnny Tremain to Hamlet, English, under the aegis ot Mr. Ayer. plays a dominant role in our high school lite. I6

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CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Front Row, left to right: ivlrs. Grace D. French, ivliss Carolyn H. Eaton, ivlr. Edwin VV. ivlandeville, Head of Department: lvliss Dorothy B. Connor, Mrs. Elizabctii Steele. Second Row: Fir. Richard Vvclacr, lVlr. Elwood Nl. Cray, Mr. Don Richardson, iVlr. VVilliam M. Steele. lr., Mr. Stefan E. Corbin, ixlr. Paul D. Tew. I8 Sociol Studies Department Social Studies prots returned in September to become Citizenship Education instructors. Members of tl1is department otter a variety of courses witicll range from study ot time worldys pilysical terrain to our own local government, and from a liistory ol world beginnings to tile twice-told American tale. Mr. Man- deville and lwis staff present the past as a prologue to time future.