Scarsdale High School - Bandersnatch Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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Calendar Scarsdale High had much 'ro be proud of in 'rhe spring of '57- Susan Dex+er's appoinfmenf as an American Field Service represenfa- +ive: An' Paulin's no-hi++er agoinsf Bronxville: Dan Neary's spec+acular ba++ing average: and lhe credif done lo lhe school by all 'rhe alhlelic feams. The high All-Stale rafings and lhe fine concerfs of +he A Cappella. Band. and Orchesfra reflecled lhe hard work and spiril' of Their members and The number of sfudenls honored wifh scholaslic The Road Taken awards amazed all. The days grew more hecfic as graduafion approached, and slu- denls slruggled lo fir in a few hours of sludy belween such gala evenfs as Mr. PraH's parly, 'rhe Round and Round dance, +he firsl producfion of The Scarsdale Players, and lhe lasf eighlh grade parly. There was a momenlary half for College Boards. and fhen on +o lhe Senior mulilalions of Dickens' prose, and fhe Junior-planned Fanlasy- land dance on Class Day, a flurry of Regenls, and almosl simulfane- ously. Spring and school for l957 were over. The lBearl Mounlaineers Mr. Pratt R' Shell' E. Day Whal' Q Swell Parly This ls' J. Levy, H. Lusfig. G, Koch Caslles in fhe Sand

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C, CraTT, B. Hogan, R, Edling The LaTesT Trend Pleased as Punch Me and My Bandy T. Van Schaicl: Spring The spring oT '57 marked a peculiar loss To Scarsdale, Tor aT The end oT June noT only The Class of '57 buT also The sevenTh grade leTT Tor new locaTions. The alma maTer was bereTT of boTh her oldesT and her youngesT children. The coming double deparTure had no noTiceable eTTecT on The enThusiasm wiTh which all Turned ouT Tor The DramaTic Club's spring producTion, The Devils Disciple, having subsisTed on saTanic Tore in The caTeTeria Tor The preceding week. Nor was The spiriT oT revelry dimmed aT The Roaring TwenTies dance, Tor weary 6.0, campaigners puT aside Their baTTle TaTigue and wholehearTedly cheered president elecT Jim KenT. Spring was a loolcing-ahead Time, boTh Tor Seniors with college- accepTance noTiTicaTions TluTTering in Their hands, and for Juniors as They uniTed under class oTTicers Bill Leland, Craig Lyons, Val Griffin, and Bill STOTT. 1-gi-A M. Morrison Bandy, WhaT a Big MouTh You Have!

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EpTer, P. Bliss, J. Duval, J. Rivchin. R. Breolcslone Q Duval and Co. i f if' S, Keene, D. Freund, L. Ogilvy, R. 5 Senior Privilege eosonwein A year of Senior privileges and responsibiliTies culminaTed when Scarsdale l-ligh Told us on May 24, Today is your day. Many of us had worlced hard preparing Tor iT, buT Trom 8 A.M. when The Tinal Senior BrealcTasT sTarTed unTil 7 P.M. when The Tea Dance ended, The responsibiliTies were TorgoT- Ten and The privileges were Thoroughly enioyed. As we donned our Senior morTarboards before siTTing down aT The Tlower-sTrewn brealcTosT Tables, we noTiced The presence oT The Class of '58 officers and advisers, which called To mind The wonderTul iobs done by l-labib Ladievardi and Co. under The guidance oT Mr. STeele and Mrs. Schumann, EnTer- TainmenT followed, presided over by MC. PeTer CiTron, giving The ToculTy a chance To display hid- den abiliTies and a Thorough lcnowledge oT The sTu- denT psyche. We also received a Tarewell sample oT Senior TalenT. We were again reminded ThaT Seniors are special when we were allowed To claim our Bandys Tully Three days before The underclassmen. MosT ol K. Rosenberg, J. Miller IT happens every spring! chime ond BLUD LUCY- how YOUNG Chcngedl - V '- . 8