Scarsdale High School - Bandersnatch Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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PRINCIPAL Oliver W, Melchior Administration Mr. Melchior. assisfed by Mr. Khanlian, serves as adminis'rra+or, coordinaror, counselor. and friend of every sludenl. I-Iis familiar appearances as leader of fhe assem- blies are perhaps 'rhe Ieasf demanding of his many varied duries, bofh in public and behind 'rhe scenes. Adminisfra- five defails are also handled by Mrs. Claycomb, execu- 'five secrefary, and Mrs. Ausrin. secrerary 'ro 'rhe principal. PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE Mr. John Khanlion. Assisicnf fo Principal: Mrs. Anne Aus- fin, Secrefory fo Principal: Mrs. Louise A. Claycomb, Execulive Secrefcryz Mr. Oliver W. Melchior. Principal.

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is .f 'M l M N o Pauli, Mr. and Mrs. Tayiar. Focus On 'rhe Fulure 1' jj., 31 E i 1, LN n f, 'L A i - Q PTA. ---Q The purchase oi a prinfing press for induslrial arls, maps for The Social Sludies Deparrmenl, and The queslion ol a slcaling rinlq were ilrems in Jrhe minules of lhe 560- member P.T.A. in 'rhe early l93O's. Alrhough 'rhe rinlc is slill a dream, lhe prinling press and The maps and many olher irems have become realilies as a resulr of P.T.A. planning. A+ presenl The P.T.A. is headed lay an Execurive Board led by Mrs. Richard Pomeroy. ln addirion ro plan- ning and organizing P.T.A. Scholarships, New Molhers' Teas, and The Childrens Thealre Praiecl, This year 'rhe P.T.A. innovaled a series of iour parenlr-Teacher discus- sion meelings, Our l-ligh School Curriculum-Yeslerday, Today. and Tomorrow. Promofing Parenl-Teacher Co-operalion Mr. Shores, Miss Dodge, Mr, Shanlr, Mrs, Bishop. Mr, Holden. ,VS Mrs. Behrens, l.. Behrens D, Lynql P.T.A. Pin-ups P.T.A. BOARD qhl-Mr. Loren Shores, Second Vice-Presidenl: Mrs. Richard Pomeroy, President: Mrs, l Moy Recording Secrefaryg Mr, Oliver W. Melchior: Mr. Slanley Gordon, Firsl Viro- e f M Arfhur Baldwin, Treasurer. W

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JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION I. s W. Bender. Miss Fron- SENIOR HIGH DEAN5 . G Deans The individual s+uden+ is 'rhe primary con- cern of 'rhe deans. Since over 90 per cenl of 'rhe gradualing class goes on io college, Miss Chamberlin and Mr. Paufi are ofien busy wilh elevenih and Iwelflh grades' college con- ferences. Miss Fiizgerold and Mr. Corbin were selecled lhis year 'ro work wi'rh The freshmen and sophomores, while Miss Smiih and Mr. Bender help prepare Ihe courses for I'he sevenih and eighlh graders. A sevenih grader who is bewildered and confused, a freshman who begins To gel iniiial college qualms, or a senior frying io decide upon a college all gel equal aH'enI'ion. Time and efiori are devoied by Ihese six deans lo help solve fhe problems of each s+uden'r . ,of- w o ,K