Scarsdale High School - Bandersnatch Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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-L, Alpern, M. Moflins, C. Lee, D V 'I N JABBERWOCK Fronl RowiS. Klineberg. M. Broxron M. Boldwin, Mr. Wifhers, Adviser: C. De Sylvo, Ediror-in-Chief, P. Eisenberg F. Gordner, J. Show. K. Rosenberg Second Row1K. Feinberg, D. Guffen berg. M. Boggi, M, Howell, V. Brannon. I M. Benson, G. Ross, M, Miller. S. L Kofz, G, Fronklin, A. Down, M, Dovid son, M. Trimble, J, Ropp, C. Borfell Third RowiS, Berger, A. Hoy, A Schulfz, S, Borricini, G. Alexonder, M Rosenberg. C. Srnifh, J. Fronk, S. Rosen fhol, E, Tolomos, S. Dexfer, Fourfh Row Freund, S. Londer, J. Miller, M, Ropo porf, R, Holbrooke, J. Horrison, P Ropoporl, S. Buck, D. Lepow. Boridys Ancestor Alfhough Jobberwock is lhe school's oldesr publico- lion, if is composed of srudenrs' newesl ond mos? originol ideos. The worchful sroff, heodeol by C. de Sylvo, chose borh omusing ond serious wriling for rheir rhree issues ol Jobby which included o new Boner Seclion ond o speciol 'reen-oge issue. Meet the Press Those who have experienced o feeling of pride and imporronce becouse of seeing 'rheir nomes in 'rhe locol popers should reolize rho? rhis is 'rhe work of M. McCobe ond her Press- boord sloicf oclvised by Miss Blanchard. Al- rhough 'rhese reporlers ofren had +o become omoreur sleurhs in order lo 'rrock down elusive Jreochers, lhey never foiled 'ro meer rheir weekly deodline and keep local cirizens obreosr of our imporlonr school evenrs. PRESSBOARD Sealed-M. Barry. Miss Blanchard. Adviser: M. McCabe, Edifor-in-Chief: L. Ogilvy, S. Somofus. Sfonding-L. Herman- son, M. Reedy, V. Brennon, M. Bridley, G. Koch, M. Wesf, D. Lepow, E. Somek, G. Franklin, L. Olswong, F.Gordner, G, Borkhom, C. Borfel, S. Kolz, J. Wesfon, S. Weiss. Losrl H. Korpl, K. Olson, E. Seward, E. Youngs.

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fp- ,.f MAROON EDITORS Clackwise, Trorn lower IeTTiF. Gardner, G. De WOIT, J, Miller G. Wilson. D. Rusk, J. Goell. Mr, PainTer. Adviser: R. Burf. C. de Sylva. R. KosTeIaneTz, P. Eisenberg, M. A Brandon EdiTar-in-Chief. as 'Aw'-. FUN-5 07' f4.a,a41Lf4Lf.! -we Z0 .,M.,.,' .zifiif 1,e.a4.de42l M4653 Qnvd MAROON BUSINESS STAFF Secfed-S. Lander, R. Micou. S. SkeITon, G. Wilson Business Manager: J. C-3oeII. Phofography EdiTor: I. Zagoreos P. Hackeff, M. Miller. STanding-S. Seberhagen, K Rosenberg. M. Howell. R. Schreiber. G. De Wolf, Produc- Tion EdiTor: R. BurT, Circulafion Manager: W. WrighT, E. Lclly. Mr. PainTer. Adviser. 26-aa-4-0, ' In SI-IS. Everybody Reads The new look was very much in evidence in This year's Maroon. M. BraxTon, ediTor-in- chieT, P. Eisenberg, managing ediTor. and Mr. PainTer. adviser, kep+ ahead oT The news by synchronizing The sTaTT's operaTion. Those inviTed To The Wednesday aTTernoon sessions included ediTors Trom each Tield. News ediTors, S. Kimball, R. KosTeIaneTz, and D. Rusk wiTh The help oT 70 reporTers- Maroon's own dragneT-scouTed Tor news. C. deSyIva, assisTed by F. Gardner, and J. Miller modernized The TeaTure and sporTs pages by adding Two new columns. ProducTion and copy ediTors, G. DeWoIT and R. Feinberg, were seen checking and re- checking IasT minuTe copy, while business man- ager G. Wilson was balancing The books. On- The-spoT picToriaI coverage was rushed in by J. Goell. Through The eTTorTs oT R. BurT. cir- m cuIaTion manager. eighT hundred sTudenTs read Maroon in Those anTicipaTed Wednesday homeroom periods. WWW Fronf RowlMr. PainTer, Adviser: S. I-IaimoTT. G. Alexander, P. Hackefi-, T Davidson, S. L. KaTz, M. Miller, R. Rosen. M. Bridley, A. Lcbow, C. Harvey C. I-lerzman, V. Brennan. E. Goldberg. R. Dubin. G. Ross. S. Weiss. N. Pickering M. MegloThery. Second RowlS. WaITers, S. DexTer, D. Davis. C. Werner J. Cuneo. N. Werner, R. Dowling, C. I-liITon, D. Dolph, S. Lander. S. Scherer MAROON REPORTERS J. McCabe. I. AIkoTf. C. Segel, J. Breckir, N. Selinka. S. KaTz. Third Row--L E. Youngs. R. Wasson. P. WeinsTein, T. Gilmore. T. O'Connor, E. Weisberger P. Abrons. A. SchaTTer, L. I-IorowiTz. R. Wells. A. LiTTman, J. Frank, J. Show A. MoskowviTz, C. ChrisTie, R, Erekson, S. Keene. R. Schreiber. FourTh Row- T. Laughlin. S. Singer, M, Weisman, A. Copland, R. Holbrooke, M. Rapaporf J, Schwarz. G. Gollin. P. Page, D. Lewis, G. Barkham, D. Russell, P. Brown J. Snyder. M. Newman. J. Donald. M. Fox, J. STurm. W' mai

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SIGNIFER Fran? Row-iii. Kuhl, C. Harvey. L. Olswang, C. Chrisiie, C. Olsen. Second Row-A. Srniih. G. DeWolf, L. Harowiiz, M. Baldwin, Sec- relaryg G. Wilson, Presidenlz P. Eisenberg, Vice-Presidenfq C, desylva. M. Oppenheim. Third Row---J. McCabe, V. Carson, R. Fabricanf, S. Weiss, G. Ross, S. Seberhogen, M. Miller. M. Meglafhery, R. Dubin, F. Gardner, T. Davidson. Fourrh Row--S. Rehberg, K. Olson. E. Aslan, S. Keene. D, Lepow, M. Braxfon, M. Morrison, P. lvlinervci Viriuosos in lheir own righr, The Signifer members, eaiing lunch in 'rhe orcheslra pil, use Their ingenuiiy for more Jrhan class work. Wilh G. Wilson, P. Eisenberg, and M. Bald- win as officers, and Mr. Pauli as adviser, Signifer iniiiared a ruioring service, in addi- FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sealed-B. Meyer, R, Rosenfhal, C. Kinsey. R. Brause. C. Lyons, Presidenh S. Pomeroy, Vice-Presidenfg D. Drier, M. Harris. Sianding- N, Newman. S. Lander. E. Sandler. L. Alpern, Mr. Richardson, Adviser: C. Thomas. R. Miller, A. Phillips, J. Molina. J, Losle. wa-4, - tu M-1 Q Hoclcefl, L. Weinberg. Fiffh RowlA. Moslcoviiz, L, Ogilvy Cuneo, S. Barricini, K. Shearer. M, McCabe, J. Shaw, S. Dexfer M Edwards, S. Pomeroy, Mr. Pauif, Adviser. Sixlh Row--J. Harrison A. Klipsfein, R. Sholz, W. Sloil, R. Crafl, D. Ruslr. S. Buc Lander, R. Kosielanefz. R. Moore. D. Freund. Loslll. Chamberlin E. Day, S. Klineberg. C. Ellis, L. Hermanson, J. Kent S. Kimba Lewis, J. Lowensfein. 5 lvlob lion +o supplying lhe office wirh srudenl' aides. Three Career Conferences chairmaned by V. Carson, were organized for iuniors and seniors. Srarling wilh only 'rwo members 25 years ago, ihis organizalion now boasis of over 60 honor s'ruden+s. Prols lor Posieriiy Scarsdale's Teachers of iomarrow 'roolc a peek info a iurure profession when, as a par'r of rheir program, ihey visiied classes in Fox Meadow. Advised by Mr. Richardson and Miss Dodge, 'rhe new Fuiure Teachers of America Club has firmly eslablished ifsell in ihe exlra curricular program.