Scarsdale High School - Bandersnatch Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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5 ' l s , H .. imivix Jw , . ' livin, Currenl Problem for Mr. Greer ' v gy., .z,..fw. -' ..', M - 1 ff' f ii Q l ' f i i A '.kfiL f i I 3 J ii b ., ff' ' lf X i lkl . 4 - 1 ' 'gi .v A U .Vu 44 .4 'wr--rm -1-,.-: userzmM..,.,,.,.S . ' Q - 3 if The Cifizenship Educalion Deparlmenl' has confinued Hs diversified program which covers The enlire field of human hislory and includes specialized srudies of local governmenr and currenr problems. This deparrmenf. under Mr. Mandeville. encourages sludenfs lo furfher lheir undersfanding of The responsibililies of cilizenship in a democracy. CITIZENS!-IIP EDucATioN Sea'rediMiss Dorolhy B. Connor, Miss Carolyn H. Ealon. Mr. Edwin W, Mandeville i-lead ol The Deparfmenf: Mrs. Elizabefh l-l, Sleele, Mr, William M. Sfeele, Jr. Sfonding-Mr. Richard R, Weber. Mr. Elberl Gross. Mr. Paul D. Tew, Mr. Don l-l. Richardson, Mr. Thomas J. Boyd Mr Gordon N. Geer, Mr. Roberl McNeilly, Mr. Elwood Gray. ,Lsf IK

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ENGLISH Seafed iss Janice SmiTh, Mrs. Frances D. BarTleTT, Mi. H. Dyer, Mrs. Doris Breslow, Miss Moyra Devine, Miss Grace Coburn H Ayer Head of The DeporTmenTg Mrs. Mary P. E. Blanchard, Mr. William J. McCarT. Third Rav,---Mr, John Schumann Mrs Marcia Colby. Second Row--Mr. ErnesT F. Cone, Mr. Louis Elaccus, Jr., Mr. Carl Ladensaclc, Mr. Goorqr PainTer Mr Joseph Keneliclr, Miss Emelie Dodge, Miss ElizabeTh M, Lawson, Mr. Samuel WiThers, Mr. Charles H. Lyons. English To Teach all sTudenTs whaT will be mosT beneTicial To Them in The TuTure as well as in The presenT, The English DeparTmenT, under Mr. Ayer, oTTers courses covering everyThing Trom The mosT elemenTary senTence-diagrarn- ming To more maTure liTerary appreciahon. Surrounded by an ever-increasing swarm oT composiTions and research papers. sTudenTs become more aware ol The maior role played by English in The school curriculum. The enTire school was saddened aT The unTimely deafh of Mr. Ayer on April I. of Kiln emuriam Mr, Coburn H. Ayer Head OT The English Deparlmerd

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-J Ir xy, MODERN LANGUAGES Seafedi-Miss Gwendolen Glendenning, Mrs. Eleanore W. Marshall, Miss H, Dorothy Rathsrhiid, Miss Jewel Fewkes. Mrs. Louisa V. Shulfz. Sfanding--Mr. Arnold E. Messner. Mr. Raymond Binder, Mr. Randall L. Holden. Head of fhe Deparfmenfg Mr. Loren Shores. Mr. Richard R. Howard. L0S+-Mr. Charles L. Reid. Jr. Modern Languages and latin Mr. Holden, deparlmenf head, and his co- workers have planned a year emphasizing 'rhe lraining of +he individual s'ruden'r. Afrer faking af leasr +wo years of espanol, frangais. or Deu'rsch, Scarsdale pupils would be expecfed ro fend for 'rhemselves in a foreign counrry. Wirhouf going abroad, srudenrs can acquire a background of lan- guage cusroms rhrough class-room sludy. X so H,-.W . .W,,,s ,L . LATIN Mrs. Emily McDonald, Mr. Raymond Binder, Mr, Lyford P. Beveridge, Head of The Deparfrnenly Miss Louise Koegel. Lalin will be Larin wherher in +he year 32 B.C. or I957 AD. Alfhough rhe firsl con- iugarion of amo and The firsr seven lines of Vergil's Aeneid never change. 'reaching rechniques do. The srahf, under Mr. Beveridge's diredrion, has proved 'rhis by making an ancienr language inferesfing in a modern world. 'fade X XL