Scarsdale High School - Bandersnatch Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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,ff ' 1 Y' f 'fl .5 4? Mr Gmrgew Pauli Mrss Eleanor Chamberlm X4 Mr Stefznli Corbrn cn Mrss Thelma FrtzGerald Mrss Katherm Sheehan Deans Because the deans brxng vullmngness and competence to thelr responslbllltnes they make the four years of h1gh school more meamngful These mentors help each student plan a schedule that vull challenge but not oy erwhelm hxm They carefully plan a course that meets the student s needs and mterests DUflUg h1s semor year they axd hxm ln findmg a college suxted to his personallty abnlxty and lnterests I countless other sxtuatnons the deans supply the student mth understandmg that helps hxm aclyust to his lxfe at school Certamly no one IS more famxllat wlth the multltude of problems faced by hxgh school students nor could anyone gulde the students to better solutxons ll-X lv DEANS SECRETARIES Mrs Marcella Tweddle Mrs Ruth Ann Schmidt Mrs Beatrlce Maxson

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5' 5 a Oliver W, Melchior, Principal 1 wa 1 . Us,. .,,, YT? Mrs. Anne Austin, Seuelarli Io Principal Principal Mr. Melchior is more than the chief executive of Scarsdale High School. His fine judgment, high ideals, and aimiable countenance make him an inspiration to students and faculty alike. When Mr. Melchior speaks, he reaches each person in his audience, His words are wise and thought provoking. His friendly spirit, his faith in the students and faculty, and his sense of humor enrich the impression his wisdom makes. But our principal does not limit his contact with school members to the podium. At football games, dramatic productions, and other school activities, he is an interested and loyal spectator. On an individual level, Mr. Melchior has offered advice to many G. O. officers, club presidents, and ordinary school citizens not on official business. He shows further interest in the students and faith in their maturity by encouraging privileges, such as the honor system and senior seating at assemblies. We could not wish for a more respected person as our principal. The Office Staff The office staff combines efficiency with patience through- out each school day. Everyone in school, from Mr. Melchior and the deans to the faculty and the pupils, comes in contact with this valuable staff. Its members handle faculty mail, o.k. early dismissals, and deliver mothers' frantic messages. to list just a few of its widespread services. In the midst of all our activity, its reassuring to know that the oflice staff is one of the calm and reliable institutions at school, one that we can depend on and do appreciate. l l ADMINISTRATIVE STAFEI Mrs. Thelma Briggs, Mrs. Louise QL if GENERAL OFFICE STAN: Mrs. Hynes, Mrs. Larroll, Mrs bhannon

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Q9-' Miss Garnet M. Almes Mr. Harry A. Alshin Mrs. Frances Bartlett Mathematics Dept. Music Dept., Cadet Band English Dept. Head Symphony Orchestra Creative Writing Mr Lyford P Beveridge Latin Dept Head General Organization Mr George E Bolam Citizenship Education Dept Forum Mrs Doris G Breslow English Dept Mr Willard S Briggs Music Dept Head Concert Band Twirlers Physical Education Dept Varsity Club Mr. Gordon W. Berg Mathematics Dept. Advertising Club Mr. Luke F. Beckerman Arts and Crafts Dept. Head, Publicity Club Promotion Committee 3A .lac U19 .SQ M By the time he reaches graduation, the average high school senior is able to look back over his educational career and see a meaningful pattern to what might have seemed like unco ordinated bits of learn ing This is true because the faculty has worked diligently to make it that way By constant vigilance toward the goal ol useful education, the faculty has established a curriculum that meshes The English Department instructs the student in the art of com munication, in saying and Wfltlflg what he means and in understanding maui- 'l'l l'w id Ilia A B Q 1 hai V683 iff hu. ax l Mr David H Buchanan NURSING STAFF Mrs Florence Pastetnak QSecretar', r Miss Florence Grunert 14 e ' af Hffilvv K i ffl .A .A In I , . t -Wil -PW '- Z-.. hi. 1 D W I-. wig xy , f N- 1 V -,NWS A