Walden High School - Yearbook (Walden, NY)

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, N, ,. Furl Row Mr. Smith, Mrs. Crist, Mr. lnnocentg Second Row-Mr. Carey, Mr. Wluite, Mr. Deyo, Mr. Yeapleg Abvenl Mr Embler Mr Vlesterman. Board of Education Like students, the Board of Education has problems to solve and right now is experiencing growing painsu in the school system. The number of students and their educational needs have out-grown the capacities of our buildings, It is anticipated that extra rooms for the elementary school, outside the present school buildings, may have to be rented. There is need for a cafe- teria, more science rooms, home economics rooms, shops, gymnasium and playground facilities, etc. To meet this emergency the Board has engaged an architect to draw plans for a new junior-Senior High School. The Village Trustees have promised a line site for this building. Under this plan the present high school building will provide excellent facilities for the elementary school. In order to obtain this new building, and thus be able to maintain the high standards of the Waldeil Schools, the Board of Education must have the support of the parents and other citizens of the comniunity. .-gf,

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Room 28 Left to Right: Fifi! Rou'ffC. Theusen, K, Forman, L. Zimmer, R. Tenny, W. Westermang Second Rau'--C. Tillson, B. Walker, A. Davis, S. Lewis, J. Richards, L. Wanderling, N. Trent, J. Walsh: Third Rau'-R. Wynkoop, W. Strendberg, T. Weddell, J. Treacy, K. Winchell, G. Van Orden, J. Wiest, Mrs. Symington, Fourlla Rauf-L. Hales, E. Stuhmer, A. Tripp, D. Weaver, A. Vande-Water, J. VanLeuvan, R. Zupp, R. Wells, T. Constant. The up and coming 7th graders who will be the class of 1952 are people to watch, began Retamla. In fact in talking to them I felt like Uncle Remus weaving his magic tales for they are new to Junior High and have so much to learn. They have done their best to build a good reputation and Albert Tripp was their leader with joan Walsh as first assistant, james Van Leuvan records the deeds and William Westerman kept the money flucky boyj. To help them through their befuddlement in times of need was Mrs. Symington. The class has enjoyed their new life in junior High and found the changes in class rooms, library privileges, industrial arts, home economics, assemblies, more gym periods, very thrilling. Along with this they had more responsibil- ities, longer class periods, homework assignments and more privileges. The class describes High School as The Best Years of Our Lives??? Qlo,