Walden High School - Yearbook (Walden, NY)

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. 9 S 4 5625921 Zllnrvmnrh In the writing of this yearbook of 1949 1950 we the editors offer you a Key to the Castle on the Kill Walden High Schoolj in the Kingdom of Knowledge This Castle is unique in that unlike traditional castles it flies an American flag symbollc of the democratic ideals alive law breakers are punished The spirit of co operation prevails throughout the Castle even though the variety of age levels in volved is great and the variety of activities in which they par ticipate IS even greater We hope that this book will serve as a Key to unlock many doors of the Castle and take you into a happy and well re mernbered Past Z' x ,' 2 ll' I fl , f 4 . f within its walls. lt boasts no deep, dark dungeons in which 4 x . C 0 C .a -1 . 'I u - -I T-

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Mr Phrlrpj Charron Mr Kenneth E Smrth Mr john J Carey Mrs Florence G Mrller Mr Earl H Houghtalmg Mrs Martha Clark Mr Charles V Peck Mr Rufus Vermxlyea Board of Ed ucahon Prerzdenl johnj Carey Acting Prerzdent john N Embler Clerk Florence G Mrller Treezfurer C W Kay Superintendent Kenneth E Smrth The Board of Educatron rs a group whose respon slbrlrtres are great and varred They make up the budg et and dlspense the corn of the realm Because thrs Krngdom of Learnrng 15 not self supportmg but must depend for revenue upon the generosrty and mterest of those outside rn the communrty at large the mem bers of the Board perform an rmportant functxon 1n mterpretrng our needs and achrevements to those on whom we depend Today the problems confrontrng the Board are more complex than ever School populatrons are rapnd ly xncreasmg everywhere rncludlng Walden and ac cordmg to state law the educatronal needs of these rn creased numbers must be met Although many leave the Kmgdom each year to seek therr fortunes elsewhere ever greater numbers surge rn to take the places of those departmg Almost everyone who enters hopes to stay untrl he achreves the success of graduatron and rs grven hrs award Many who do not plan on college careers feel the need of a larger vocational trarnrng program to better prepare them for the future Thus the questron of upkeep housmg equnpment and a large enough teachlng staff are serious ones for the Board today page Ibfee l 1 a l ,. , J , 75 X - ,V , ,. . ll . ,l . . l, . Z , - . . , . . l , . , . . , . . O - y . - 1 , - a a 9 r ' '