Walden High School - Yearbook (Walden, NY)

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li! row: Scliifani, D. Swindcn, G. Agor, J. Irvine, NI. E. jones, A. Edwards, I.. Scott, G. Dickinson, C. Cruvc-r. 211d muh H. Decker, R. Sutton, j. Vain Vorliis, P. Wiilsli, F. Dcyo, L. Ke.irnc-y, L. Stemler, V. Doolittle, M. Wagner, L Hobart. 31'1f wir: -I. Westeriniin, P. Leis, R. Hyrns, VU, Cocks, D. Gladstone, D. Scotield, E. Falkson, D. Stcfane R. Love, Mrs. Symington, 4111 mir: A. Iihcrlmrtlt, l. Decker, 1. Perry, R, Hobart, R. Berrian, j. Doolittle, 1. Payne Mrs. Mildred Symingtoifs Seventh Grade President ..... . . .Ioseph E. Perry Vice-President . . ....,.. Philip Leis Secretary . . . . . .Miriam Wagner Treasurer . . . . .William Cocks This seventh grade holds no formal meetings. The students are in varied activities which take the time usually spent in class meetings. The class is also engaged in getting acquainted with new school organizations. During the tirst part ol their English period on Monday, they have their Student Coun- cil report. ' E71 w

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1 fn .xx 'ff' vu. III mum' R. Howard, M. Crist, E. Barclsley, J. Innocent. 2nd row: R. Westei'man, C. Deyo, T. L. Millspaugh, C. Yeaple Board of Education President ..... . . .Edward Bardsley Vice-President . . . . . .I. R. Westerman Clerk ......... . . .Clyde Yeaple Superintendent . . . . .K. E. Smith Organization Committee Property Committee Finance Committee T. L. Millspaugh, Chairman R. M, Howard, Chairman T. L. Millspaugh, Co-Chairman R. M. Howard Iohn Innocent R. M. Howard, Co-Chairman I. R. Westerman I. R. Westerman C. I. Deyo Mrs. Charles A. Crist In these times of world conflict the Board of Education has many serious problems to consider. Desiring always to maintain the high standards of Walden Schools and to pro- vide special courses tor the war effort where practical and needed, they are faced with higher costs of materials and services and lower income through decrease in state aid be- cause ot lower attendance. They must also plan for the future and are considering what adjustments in the schools will be best for boys and girls when peace comes and what help can be given to young people returning from military service. t5J ll llllll Ill llllllll lllllllllll lllllll I lllllllllll

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In row: R. Stone, P. Saehloff, R. Kreseloff, A. Chase, P. Yerks, D. Fletcher, L. Sherman, K. Wildermoth, R. Benson 2nd row: B. Rosencrans, P. Charron, R. Christiana, E. Evans, F. Terwilliger, B. Stevens, R. Peterson, M. Traphagen Mrs. Foley. 3rd row: 'B. Roebuck, H. Freer, C. Hall, V. Corey, L. Cosman, D. Clark, A. Morse, N. Quick, W Raab, R. Brown, M. Stryker. 4th row: G. Byington, M. Eckler, C. Birch, R. Kelso, C. Constant, E. Schoonmaker F. Cataldo, D. Holsapple, L. Whitford, D. Cowger, L. Kramer, D. Barney. Miss janet Cameron's Eighth Grade President ...... .... E dith Evans Vice-President . . . ...... Richard Stone Secretary .... . . Floranne Terwilliger Treasurer . . . ...... Lynn Whitford The class elected the officers in September. Members of this group are active in band, orchestra, Iunior Red Cross, Ir. Chorus, salvage drives, and in remembering members who were ill. They participate in the clean-up days sponsored by Student Council. Class meetings were held when class matters were to be settled and discussedg activ- ity periods were usually busy with the work named above. IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllillllllllIlllllIlllllllllIIlllIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllll E31 v