Walden High School - Yearbook (Walden, NY)

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Curricular Shots -,..,,,, I. I BIOLOGY TYPING MECHANICAL DRAWING SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH ,197

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Fin! Row--R. Fish, D. VanVlack, H. Hendrie, Robert Howeg Second Raw-R. Kidd, R. Thorne, M. Wilde, Mrs. Gridley, F. Peterson, M. Tripp, M. Evans, Third Row-M. Hurd, B. Lippencott, A. Colantuono, T. LeRoy, O. Menendez, J. Payne. Room 3 7 Like the characters in Canterbury Tales , said Retamla, Room 37 is a medley of many different characters grouped together on their pilgrimage through High School. This variety of Freshmen and Sophomores have had a wonderful time and, like Chaucers U29 pilgrims they have had many adven' tures and told many tales. They paused long enough on their pilgrimage to sponsor a dance in jan- uary but other than that they have worked. under the leadership of Florence Peterson, presidentg Marlen Evans, vice-presidentg Ruth Williamscmii, sec- retary-treasurer, to achieve their goal of 'making up for lost timef This they have done under the watchful eye of Mrs. Gridleyf' On this hopeful note the Madame concluded her tale. Mm,

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Firrl Row-M. Carroll, H. Agor. J. Irvine, J. VanVoorhis, L. Stemler, M. Wagner, J. Garrigan R. Sutton, V. Doolittle, Skflllld Ron'-E, Falkson, T. Quick, j. Beck, J. Walters, R. Love, R. Brown J. Scalfani, I.. Rockwell, j, Popiel, M. jones, Miss Breunigg Third Row-j. Leschnik, W. Roe L. Leschnik, E. Fitzgerald, J. Perry, C. Dunkleman, R. Wagner, L, Rockwell, D. Lund, A. Eberhardt D. Swindeng Fourth Rou'-F. Pimm, L. Scott, D. Stefane, C. Richards, T. Skinner, P. Walsh, P Room 32 Leis, R. Churchwell, R. Byrns, H. Decker, R. O'Connor. Once upon a time, the gay young Sophomores had the largest homeroom in the school. They were noted for their eagerness to he up and doing, and become upper classmen. They almost remind me of the oysters in the story of the Walrus and the Carpenter. The oysters were so eager to go for a walk and do things that at last they were all eaten. But we need not worry of any such fate coming upon the Sophs, especially under the protectorate of two sets of twins which they boast - the Rockwells and the Leschniks from far away Sweden, said the story teller. Under their president, Helen Decker, and Miss Breunig, their advisor, they were busy starting off with a food sale which netted oodles of money. Around Christmas time they sold all-occasion cards. They held a Christmas Party which was very gay due to the unexpected arrival of Santa Claus, U06 Petr Yln May they held a prom, the first to be given by Sophomores in two years, made possible by the cooperation of the whole class holding food and candy sales in the spring. Of course the other officers did a good job. As vice-president, Miriam Wagner took charge when Helen was absent. Loleta Stemler took all the notes of the happenings at the meetings. and Robert Burns took charge of all the money they were fortunate enough to earn. ,20-