Walden High School - Yearbook (Walden, NY)

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Table Foreword ...................... Quill and Scroll ....... High School Faculty ..... The Faculty ............. Elementary Faculty .... Board of Education Homeroom Marker .... Room 28 ..... Room 27 . .. Room 29 ..... ..... Room 26 . ...... ........ . Room 20 ................. junior High Snapshots and Poll .. Room 21 ...... .......... Room 22 . .... .. .. Room 37 ........... Curricular High Snaps ..... Room 32 .... . .. . . Room 31 ....... Room 30 ......... Sad Old juniors . Room 35 ...... Seniors Marker ....... Senior Pictures . .. Senior History ..... Senior Census ...... . . Plaque ...... .... ............ Clubs and Activities Marker .. Senior Leaders Club .... Chorus ............. Basketbtall ......... Cheerleaders .... .... Athletic Association .... Football ............ Dramatics Club ..... High Spots ....... Hi-Notes .... ....... Traffic S uad ....... Senior Library Staff . . . Activities Marker ..,....... junior Library Staff .... junior Red Cross .' .... Gradus Honoris . . . Senior Play ... .. .. High Spots . ...... .. Service Club ........... Junior Leaders Club .... Boys Hi-Y . ...... Girls Hi-Y ......... Student Council ..... High Spots ..... Kappas .... Thetas Beta Tau . .. Deltas Band ............ In Retrospect ....., ....... Headlines of Yesteryear Hail and Farewell ......... Candids and Autographs .... Of Contents -3- 26- 73- 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 38 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 76

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X' ' 6 'lllll ' fill-l ' .X , , ll Foreword We, the editors of Nedlaw, have attempted to create an illustrated album representing our school, its teachers, subjects, clubs, activities, and students which will be a memory book in future years. We have tried to include traditional features, as well as new ideas, one of which is varied page arrangement. However, the main new idea is that of a storyteller theme in which a real Madame Retamla, a woman of vast experiences, likens many activities in our school to stories she knows and gives us W.H.S. as she sees it. fRetam1a comes from the jug- gling of the letters in alma maternj. We hope that she will become as real to you as she has to us for we have lived with her so many nights and days that she is a person with fascinat-- ing information, much of which we hope will make you smile today and in years hence recall with a pleasant nostalgia the year '46-'47, Quill and Scroll YQ 1 ff ea Q i

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F1 I Rau B Hendrie, B. Baisleyg Second Row-B. VanKleec k, Miss Gillespie, G. Zimmer, R. Falkson, E. Miller J Rhoades K Wildeimtbth. Quill and Scroll It was beginning to grow darker and darker and yet they worked as did the Knights of King Arthur at the round table in carrying out a task, for should it be nights at the square table ?Q began Retamla, as she told of the work of the Nuntii Chapter Quill and Scroll. They weren't really knights, but ladies, with jane Rhoades as the Lady of the Castleg Kathryn Wildermoth, the Lady in Waitingg Betty Hendrie as the Lady of the Scrollg and Elaine Miller, Lady of the Treasuryg Miss Gillespie as Lady of Advice. Among the many trials and tribulations, one of the outstanding ones was Kathryn Wildermoth's spending two weeks taking classroom shots, and having them all come out brown. Other boners were pulled, too, accidentally of course, but the group settled down to a few weeks of days and nights of blue pencil- ing, copy reading, late hours, typing, finding enough typewriters, rewriting paragraphs, meeting deadlines, pasting pictures, getting orders, and ad infinitem. Five new members took the oath of truthfulness. striving to aid the best interests of the community, faithfulness to superiors and co-workers, reliable working at their inductions held early in january. The product of all their efforts is this, YOUR NEDLAW. Keep it, maybe in 5-10 years you'll want to look back at your school days. T41