Walden High School - Yearbook (Walden, NY)

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Jul mux' G. Dickinson, E. VanScoyk, N. Quick, F. Terwilliger, E. Rau, J. Cagney, M. Palen. 2nd row: Mrs. Reeves, T. Mulford, S. Knitfm, E. Miller, L. Heitz, B. Gladstone, N. McBride. 3rd row: L. Whitford, H. Wagner, R. Keator, A. Wliitford, R. Alsdorf, E. Eberharclt. 41h row: R. Smith, S. Stephens. Band President ..... . . .Elizabeth Gladstone Vice-President . . ....... Lucille Heitz Secretary ..... ....... S hirley Knilfin Librarian . . . . .Floranne Terwilliger Director ................ Mrs. Marie Reeves Hear the beating of the drum! Here they come again, the Walden High School Band. The band has twenty-live members, three of this number will graduate this Iune. The new members next year will come chiefly from the instrumental classes. Boys are needed to play the tuba and the saxophone, instruments huge in size, and full of glamour and pompous tone. The band has larger repertoire than last year, including many concert numbers. The band is a service organization, having played at the bond rally, for the Memorial Day Parade, the Senior play, and school assemblies. Ill lllll Illllllll Illllll IIII llllllll I llll lllllll llllllllllll llllllllllllll IIII IllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEI IQIIIIEIIIIII llll I

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CAN Jo D Q30 Junior Red Cross Officers Faculty Advisory Council President ............. Ioanne Millspaugh Chairman .' ........ Mrs. Leulah P. Wilson Vice-President ............. Iohn Iackson Secretary ............ Mrs. Alice B. Hume Secretary .... ..... D orothy Van Leuvan Treasurer ........ Mrs. Mildred Symington Treasurer . . . ......... Glenn Dittman Supt. of Schools ..... Mr. Kenneth E. Smith Our Motto: Service Serving: The School The Community The Nation The Inter-Nations The Veterans The Blind The Crippled The Needy Student Membership: 100 'Z Some ot the activities ot the Ir. Bed Cross for the year include: collection of 27 bags ot cloth- ing tor the needy and 5 cartons ol clothing for tire victimsg various little extras such as place cards, plate favors, and menus for Washington's Birthday were sent to Castle Point, a year's sub- scription to tive magazines was also sent to Veteran's Hospital, Castle Point. Pupils have made mittens, beanies, utility bags, cross word puzzles, scrap books, toys. They have collected several tons of paper and netted Sl79,8O on a lair at which articles made chiefly by elementary children were sold. Among donations made are S100 to the War Fund and S200 to the Red Cross Drive ll ll IIIIIIIElllilglllgllllllll I I I

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In row: R. Baisley, A. Hutwelker, j. Thorn, J. Quick, R. Welling, M. Wilson, K. Murphy, M. Gorning. 2nd row: R. Vernol E. Van Scoyk, E. Miller, S. Brundage, H. Behrens, B. Scott, M. Leis, F. Wild, F. Swinden, Mrs. Dight. Service Club President ....... .... M iriam Leis Vice-President . . . .... Betty Scott Secretary .... .... R uth Vernol Treasurer . . . . .I . . .Stephen Fish Adviser ................. Mrs. T. E. Dight The Service Club of Walden High School is composed of students in grades nine through twelve who voluntarily offer their service at least one period a week to work at the special Service Club desk in the main office. A member of the club is there every period of the day to run errands for the teachers and office staff. Another responsibility that the Service Club undertook last year and has continued this year is selling milk at noon-time to the students who remain in the building to eat their lunch. Having purchased the service flag for the boys who have entered the Armed Forces, they are attempting to keep the number up to date. A Lost and Found Department was started in the office. Although there was always a special drawer for unclaimed articles it has never before been kept in order. lt is the duty of the Service Club members to keep the department working orderly and to help students recover lost articles. l15l B. Hendri, J. Rhoades, R. Fish, J. Cagney, S. Fish, J. Carmody, B. Gillespie, A. Truglio, A. Vandewater. 3rd raw: