Walden High School - Yearbook (Walden, NY)

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1. . , ,Q .55 ,'gQ:r2'. it .F J' Y I Seated L Swinden, D Anderson, G Clebert, Miss Gillespie, M Fielden Standing: A Dunklenian, V Colantucno S Knillin M DeGroat. Quill and Scroll President ..,.. .... A rnold Dunkelman Vice-President . . ....,. Leola Swinden Secretary ,.... . . .Geraldine Clebert Treasurer . . ..,.... Vera Colantuono Advisor . . . . .Miss Theda S. Gillespie Nuntii Chapter of Quill and Scroll are the editors ot this book, Their big proiect is to learn about the details ot making and really publishing a year book tor the schoolwone that will reflect all activities of the school. There are not only the editorial problems, but also the business problems ol making the book sell-supporting. As is evident the book carries no advertising which in many yearbooks pays most ot the cost, but which, in the opinion ol this stall, is not the best policy lor a high school yearbook. Members have covered the elementary Hhurdles' ol high school journal- ism, They are admitted to the National Society on four points. they must be a lunior or Senior, be in the upper third ol their class, have journalistic expere ience, and be accepted by the national secretary ot the Quill and Scroll. Though hours of work after school leven the Swing Shiltwl go into the book, there are intervals for social meetings and a New York trip. 99999999999 9999999 999 99999999999 99'f ' 3

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To the SPIRIT of YOUTH with all of its courage, gaiety, ambition, energy and ideals, we, Nuntii Chapter of Quill and Scroll, editors of this yearbook, dedicate this Nedlaw of '45 sportsmanship is a high ideal. Personality is in the making: Interest in fellow classmates demands interest in retum. Responsibility has a chance to develop in youthful undertakings. I deal boys and girls influence those with whom they associate. Thoughtful thinking creates worthwhile results. observance of good ideals makes for a better character. Faithfulness. friendship, and frankness are held in high esteem. Yankee ingenuity gleams brightly in the Youth of America. originality is brought forth to stimulate further thinking. Unity exists strongly in all groups of youth. Tolerance is everlasting if developed in early lite. Helping others is a common trait among youthful practices. .N .X.x.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.yxqaXaxqax.-X.x.X.y X. . A, ex. .-X.X.XaX.x.Xa.5-X4 .s-.,.x,g . ' ' NNN. .Q .gag .X.XaXsX. Nss,.Xqg. gg. 2

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