Scarsdale High School - Bandersnatch Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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! .fy From T956-7 fu? g ii i- onnuol l-lollowe'en Window-PoinTing ConTesT bewiTched The iudges inTo giving Them Top honors: The DAR onnounced ThoT our Good CiTizen wos L. Ogilvy. More exciTemenT come oTTer worlcdoy, when The Seniors leorned They seT o record in eorning over seven hundred dollors-more Thon enough To Tinonce Ros- sello's Trip. We enThusiosTicolly cheered our TooTboll Teom, in iTs vicTories over Peelcslcill ond Sleepy l-lollowg suddenly our eloTion wos checked when The end oT The conTrocT broughT TirsT period morlcing period TesTs. We soon perlced up To enioy o Teachers' ConvenTion holidoy ond oTTer ThoT, The TirsT Coreer Conference. WiTh B. Vonn's Senior BoosTers Club, encour- oged by M. Boldwin. J. Levy ond Their cheer- leoding crew, our Toll sporTs seoson wos spiriTed. Bondy's pleo Tor o school seol wos onswered by C. Feingold's winning design wiTh originoliTy ond Tine Technique. Mosses oT K. Sheorer's coolcies were bolced Tor The 39 Signifer inducTees who hod mode The grode. The Sociol Plonning Boord's eTTorTs puT us in o winning mood QT The TirsT donce, The Winner's Whirl, which honored The Toll oTh- leTes. The girls' l-lockey l-lonor Squod ended Their seoson in o compeTiTion wiTh The soccer Teonn oT which They were shomed by The booTers. Thonlcsgiving vocoTion wos quickly upon us, and oll Too quiclcly gone. We come boclc To hove The I-losTings High School OrchesTro enTerToin us wiTh Their ex- R. Crofi, F, Howord. Mr. Bever dge, P. ST cl The Thimlcers M, Finlr, M. LeSieur. Keeping Tobs On The Teclrn S. Gunn, D. Bowmqn, R. Dubm. Who's ATroid oT The Big Bod Wolf!

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M. Elia. R. - I LeT's eei Thin Ball! TIMSOBESQQOIAII xx ln- J. Rapp. Who Came To See The Game? Quick Somebody, Whaf Happened? Memos ATTer exciTing and relaxing summers, l704 vacaTioners Trooped once again back To Scorsdale's busTling halls. Since some room numbers had been changed. The reTurning crowd someTimes Tound iT diTFiculT To direcT newer classmaTes. Two oT The prime Topics of conversaTion were M. McCabe's snake biTe and The enormous amounT of homework. OT greaTesT inTeresT To The class of '57 was R. ViTolo, our exchange sTudenT from Rome. lTaly. who become S. Seberhagen's sisTer Tor The year. AT The TirsT assembly, Mr. Melchior ex- plained The new, quieT Tire drills, and pre- dicTed The enrollmenT would go up To l75O sTudenTs. We were impressed by an assembly speech of former Honor CommiTTee chairman. Marshall BraxTon, who spoke on The necessiTy oT an honor code. Seniors buckled down. sTrug- gling To pass Their vocaTional-personaliTy TesTs and Trying To arrive on Time 'For eighfh period class meeTings. SepTember 26 was a cold day. and To make iT seem colder we had Three very confusing Tire drills. The ringing was echoed in The Junior High, where sTudenTs were buzzing over who would be Their nexT 6.0. oTficers. They elecTed R. Simon, R. Win- slow, and C. CroTT in an exciTing elecTion. In The Senior High, R. CraTT organized his G.O.. running Things smooThly during The year. The Maroon sTaTf, headed by M. BroxTon. again Turned ouT The prize-winning newspaper. Honors of all sorTs came To S.H.S. sTudenTs: G. Franklin's and C. Trager's windows in The

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D. Rusk, J. Shaw. x.. T' W. STOTT. Their Town Became Our Town cellence and musical versaTiliTy. AT The end oT The week, we wiTnessed ouTsTanding per- Tormances by J. Shaw. D. Rusk, W. SToTT, S. Lander. and S. Schumer in Our Town. The Seniors biT Their nails, buT Tried To make an impression, during The college inTerviews wiTh admission oTTicers. December IO, we noT only received our marks Tor The end oT The second Hcifs OTT To Ray R. Ringler. Mr. Wohlers. Senior PicTures Arrive AT LasT P. Mussig, R. Ringler. S. Rosner. P, Jouyon-Roche. T. Howard. T, Van Schoifk. Sneak Prevue conTracT, buT we also had The added subiecT ol conversaTion oT a new bell schedule TeaTur- ing Tive-minuTe passing periods which gave us addiTional opporTuniTies-To prepare Tor our nexT class. Teachers did noT see as much oT The iuniors and seniors ThaT week as They usually did, wiTh The year's second Career ConTerence. December l2. The Tollowing day The senior high heard The Three speeches on The ConsTiTuTion by R. Mahoney, J. McCabe, and R. Youngs as Their enTries in The American Legion OraTorical ConTesT. R. Mahoney was selecTed To represenT S.l-l.S. in The disTricT conTesT. The Music DeparTmenT's giTT To The com- muniTy, The annual ChrisTmas ConcerT. com- bined The TalenTs of The choruses and The Senior OrchesTra. ExcellenT solos were con- TribuTed by C. l-lilTon, S. Keene. and S. Sam- oTus, J. Duval, and M. Gershencski on her cello. The JubileTTes. C. Werner's junior vocaIisTs, sang a rollicking arrangemenT oT Sleigh Ride. Grace and creaTive Technique were included in The program by M. Baldwin who danced To an old ChrisTmas carol. From P. CiTron, masTer of ceremonies aT The second