Bellows High School - Scraps Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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SCRAPS 1957 SOPHCMCRE NOTES LTHOUGH lhere was no sophomore class organizalion, lhe sophomores lormed lhree separale homeroom clubs. When Miss Soulhall's seclion mel, il chose Lawrence Bouchard, presidenlg Earle Brown, vice-presidenlg Jean Ford, secrelary, and Marie Wales, lreasurer. The program commillee provided enlerlainmenl by ollering many varied and especially inleresling lalks by lhe sludenls on lheir personal experiences and +raveIs. Mr. Loomis' homeroom, under lhe leadership ol Margarel Nuoller, presidenlg James Corrigan, vice-presidenl, and Virginia Slcuse, secrelary, carried on more or less serious discussions ol currenl lopics, preparalions lor college and lhe salely program. Having elecled as presidenl, Harold Pills, as vice-presidenl, Bernard Nicholais, and as secrelary, Louis Pecararo, Miss Auslin's homeroom group held discussions on personal subieclsg such as, How lo be more popular and How l can gel along beller wilh my leachers.

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SCRAPS V i 1957 v THE BAND HE Band has had an aciive year beginning wHh Hs par+ in 'ihe Mamaroneck Day ceremonies Hs sinking uniforms and splrrled playing likewise gave enlhusiasm and zesi' +0 'foofball even+s fhroughoul ihe fall. Credifable performances were given ai' assemblies during +he year and ai' ihe Spring Feslivals Q The variely of band insfrumenis was increased by ,W Y ihe in+roduc+ion of a novel one, lhe glockenspiel. 1. Band members have again proved 'iheir earnes+ sl i N S xl' H ,y Anniversary Parade in Seplember and ending wHh Hs par+icipa'lion in +he Memorial i. - , U . .- O inieresi in Hs work by ahlending pracfices during ou'l'-o'f- school hours, and are anficipaling an addHion 'lo lheir number by many new members for nexl' year. f