Scarsdale High School - Bandersnatch Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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JUNIOR BAND . Banker, L. Buckbee, M. McClin'rock. J. Schloss, K. Kahn. Second Rowll Heye, lis, W. Dan Fronl Row--D. Kubie, R. Sprague, E. Brockbank, N C. Schmidt E. Peskin, H. Bloch. L. Goodman, J. Margo neil, B. Grail, J, Berger. M. Cohen, E. Hofheimer, M. Donald, S. Lyons, B. Pingerolh, N. Sachs, E. Somlon. Third Row-A. Smiih, P. Salinger, R. Bayer, G. Marlin, J. Brown, A. Biller, R. Shiffan, H. Gaillard, R, Tebbiilf, L. Gardner, M. Greene, J. Houghion, R. Jay, M. Margolis, C. Elwell. J. Turner, P. Tannenwald, D. Lander, J. Hoffman. Fourlh Row--M. Harrison. J. Gordon, S. Larrabee, R. Greenlee, P. Fabricani, J. Schenck, J. Loubef, K. Weinberg, R. Dris coll, P, Kraus, D, Anderson, D. Webbink, R. Collisfer, P. Dursi, J. Briggs' Brass A wandering siuden+ in 'rhe music lower Tuesday or Thursday eiqhrh period, mighr be surprised by +he melodious srrains emanafing from room 355 as ihe maesfros of lhe Junior Band rehearse. Several iimes Jrhroughoul ihe year i+s more ouisianding musicians are rewarded by win- ning membership in ihe Senior Band. All are rewarded in rhe Memorial Day parade. Nimmons, C. Schwable, D. Harringfon, E. Alpern. Fillh Row-P Glankoil, C. Deane, T. Chamberlin, M. Franz, E. Kramon, B. Clune W. Carpenfer, E. Cohen, R. Lowenslein, J. Coslerg, C. Graham, J Rufherford, P. Roihschild, D. Allen, T. Cleghorn, H. Wiedmon, A Kahn, J. Slaybough, S, Shaw. Sixfh Row-Mr. Briggs, Direcfor: D Murdock, J. Schwarrz, R. Aldi. J. Hahn, S. Jones, N. Wisser, R Laughlin, R. Holden, D. Handal, A. Shore, N. Shipman, R. Hearne F. Tollman, R, Helsfein. Losl-J. Afwood, R. Cohn, C. Collins, D Ford, D. Gilmore, R. Hill, M. Karp, S. Koref, R. Lynfon, J. Marx J. Monfgomery. G. Ropes, P. Schneider, P. Singher, D. Tone, R Windhorsl, Sharp Notes Mr. Alshin worked wi'rh 'rhe members of +he Junior Orchesira, giving lhem nares on finer poinls of insjrrumenral harmony. The iuniors, rehearsing for many hours in 'rhe iower, learned +ha'r if fakes 'rime as well as +alen'r ro develop musical skills. This orcheslra had an enrollmenl of 45, many of whom, having proved excep- Jrional musical abiliry, moved on during 'rhe year +o lhe senior secfion. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Firsf ROWQC. Nofiage, J. Schechler, G. Marlin, M. Beiser. E. E. Harfog. Fourih Row-J. Heye, D. Ginsburg. Slanding-Mr. Greene. Second Row--H. Milfon, L. Brenner, R. Guggenheimer. M. Alshin, S. Tangredi, D. Siigler. T. McCauley. Losl-M. Blackburn, Friedman, B. Mercer, H. Wald. E. Peskin, S. Kress, C. Wolf, P. S. Newman, A. Benei. J. Raymond, D. Pirei, V. Kidd, A. Kaies. R. Armali. Third ROWTN. Sullivan, K. Wemple, M. Seelig, L. Werner, Cummings, P. Carden, T. Wachf, B. Fein, D. Gilmore, R. Aldi, A. J. Berger, R. Kufiner, J. Slaybaugh, P. Moskovifz, M. Sieinberg. A. Smifh, J. Slofe, P. Schur, J. Marx, J. Loubef. D. Levy, M. Lane, D. Bockner. J. Hoberman, C. Herrin, E. Holheimer, G. Ropes, S. Wifhers, Greenlee, W. Donnell. 'i cw

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Points oi lniormaiion ATTer a vigorous campaign in which R. Simon, R. Winslow, and C. CraTT emerged vicTorious, Junior 6.0. PresidenT Roger chose commiTTee chairmen. ln Their weekly meeTings The council eTHcienTly handled all business. Among oTher accomplishmenTs They planned and esTablished a ninTh-grade honor sysTem, ins+alled new baslceTs in The gyms, invesTigaTed The possibiliTy oT a shop club, and promoTed The ninTh grade All-STar Teams. Mr. Forbes inTroduced These neophyTe-sTaTesmen To The meThods oT parliamenTary procedure and advised Them during Their debaTes. l20 JR. G.O. Fronf RowlMr. Forbes, Adviser, A. Shapiro. J. Darrow, T. Sachs, C. Crafl, SecreTaryg N. Chapin, C. Dawn, J. Blum- ner, R. Simon, President J. Falla, E. Cohen, L. Madison. J. Afwood, F. Rum- sey, R. Winslow, Vice-President Second Row-E. Roslcind, P. Salinger. J. Nim- mans. L. Kofi, J. Canepa, G. Ropes. S. Brown. J, Weinberg, J. Friedman, E. Broclcbanlr, N. Kavey. J. Alwaod, M. Harrison. Third Rowlb. C-oldsTein, E. Grab, B. Newman, J. Schwarlz, J. Rudey, L. Slebos. S, DursT, A. Reilly, R. Collisfer. S. Sfensby, L. Werner, Fourfh Row-T. Beall, S. l'laclceTT, W. Lelash. S. SonneTT. S. Solomon, J. O'Connor, D. Williams, J. Schenclc, R, Hull, W. STein- berg, L. Sfewai-T, M. Maclrlin. ARlSTOl SeaTedlF. Rumsey. Secrefaryt A. Shapiro, Presideni: J. Fallx, Vice-Presi- denik FirsT Raw-J. Slarlc, E. Grab, M. Schaefer, F. Goidslein, F. Lorch, J. Diamond, J. Cosierg, C. Schrier, M. Morris, J. Silberman, L. Goldslein, N. Miller. Second RowlR. Furey. S. Mc- Kenzie, C. Dawn, E. Krosney. C. Auslin, J. McCauley, J. Emanuel, L. STewarT, P. NaTTage, J. Afwood. E. Cohen. T. l-lermanson. Third RawlB, Flesch, A. Gorey, P, Wemple, S. Wilson, J. Darrow, R. Winslow, T, Sachs, K. Schleifer, R. Rornberg, P. Kreufz. R. Hull, J. Blumner. LosT1R. Green, M. Terk. J. Herfz- berg, T. Lipman, S. l.ynTon. J. Gordon. D. Williams. Cerebrum Society ArisToi, Scarsdale's branch ol The Junior NaTional Honor SocieTy has brain power and leadership To spare. l-lighpoinTs oT The year were The inducTion Teas Tor new members aT The end oT The Third and TiTTh marking periods. Prexy A. Shapiro led The group in planning a clerical and sTudenT-guide service. Passing approval on The socieTy's consTiTuTion and eligibiliTy rules was anoTher major proiecT. Since The eighTh grade is moving To iTs new home nexT year, This was The club's lasT year wiTh ioinT eighTh and ninTh grade membership.

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