Bellows High School - Scraps Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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M -L7 I if Li 53.4 . st., l .1 . 14, 3 , . v X Q 1 ? f I ,43 ll I I L 1' M 07' i n Y JH Badminton Club A newly organized club, the Bad- minton Club, gives its members a chance to learn and practice their skills in the game. Practicing every week, the girls hope to improve so that they will be able to invite other schools to tournaments, They are also planning a doubles and singles tournament for club mem- bers. President Hazel Shaw Sponsor Mrs Caroline Newton BATS Among the service organizations of the school is the Bellows Auxili ary Traffic Squad The members chosen from the tenth through twelfth grades control traffic in the halls during the passing of classes This year a receptionist committee was formed under the supervision of this group to serve during all school hours President Hazel Shaw Secretary Robin Donaldson Sponsor Miss Margaret M Kelly Honor Society The members of the Bellows Chapter of the National Honor So ciety are chosen for outstanding character, scholarship leadership, and service Following a precedent of the chapter, this years active members are compiling honor rolls awarding the honor banner and earning money for a scholarship aid to be given to a deserving Senior President Hazel Shaw Vice President Marilyn Carpenter Secretary Joan Haggerty Treasurer William Kuntz Sponsor Miss Frances Larmon V Gladney H Lorys E Dalmer E Savage G Bianca T Orsino J Sundstrom H Shaw G Hackney M O Connell M Hill M Carpenter M Hood J Haggerty G Jordan First Row R Donaldson H Shaw Second Row B Sprague J Sundstrom M Carpenter H Lorys E Morehouse J Haggerty J Aloisi M Sheahan Third Row P Mann M McN1ven S Goyne D DeBaun NATIONAL HONOR IOUETY lf 5 First Row R Lawrence W Kuntz C Scherer Second Row M Hill M Carpenter H Shaw J Haggerty S Goyne E Dalmef vngi'-, . . . 1: . ..- zf . , 1 W 5 5' . i . ' J f 'f . . . . ' I :pa B I u . . ff la . I ' . -E or 1 T ' IE It - 1' i - FH A 2. 1 ' YI C S ' Qi! i x J r T gg. 3 i .Zig K I 1 U r I . . . . f r L I . - . ' I ' . 3, li I ll , , ..,.. 1 ' . I

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B Cahxll R Donaldson D DeBaun E Morehouse S Goyne M McN1ven A H111 G Jordan P Mann J Malmowsln T Orsmo J Gunn First Row R McBrlen B Thrasher R Abbenseth D Brown R Santomenna J Hopkms S Johnston P Elsmg L Lxtchiield J Katz Second Row V Roberto C Blanchard W Hodsdon R Barlow G Wellmann V Mandracchxa Fxrst Row J McLaughlm C Beckwxth M Meier M Stem wender E Newbury Second Row R Rexllmg J Black C Harmon T Albxero L Russo N Thomas D Gmsberg Third Row R Phlllxps M Twxgg F Miller E Brady A Rutt R Tallevx 54 Cheerleadmg For the first txme 1n many years the cheerleadlng squad IS an all glrl orgamzatxon Varslty members and seven Jumor Varsxty members The gxrls help to st1r up the Splflt of both the team and 1ts rooters w1th very neat and or1g1nal cheers In J V s, an auxxh ary to the Varsxty squad each grrl IS allowed to cheer at a llmlted number of games. There are five Preszdent Mary McN1ven Secretary Treasurer Audrey H111 Sponsor Mrs Carolme Newton Projectnon Club The members of th1s servlce or gan1zat1on perform great servlce for the school by runnmg all the movxes for assembl1es and class room presentat1on New members are mstructed 1n the operatlon of all the projectors and other equlp- ment by the older members and knowledge as soon as they qual1fy Presrdent Cl1Hord Blanchard Vrce Presrdent Wxlham Hodsdon Secretary Damel Brown Sponsor Mr Stanley Cormsh Junior Red Cross The Jumor Red Cross 1n Bel lows came mto bemg many years ago, but the war brought out 1ts xmportance Today the club con tmues xts war 3CtlV1t1eS by sendmg boxes of food and clothmg to Eu rope and makmg artxcles for the veterans hospxtals Durmg the Red Cross Drlve, lt was through the efforts of the representatives that many homerooms reached 10092: membershxp President Margaret Me1er Secretary Marxlou Stexnwender Treasurer Janet Thomas Sponsors Mxss Mary Ellen Goodjon Miss Ruth Baltxmore X I X K- xg - . 1 -s, U ' A E ' ' x Mgr? . ' ..- ' 36 . . IL I 6 r y r J qc - t x , Q J . ' . - W Q g . . - . as , . V , 2 s ' - - ' . , - ' ' V get a chance to practice their why, 4 J J 1 . ' N ,T f, -fs l - ..... A ,V . . . ' fl f l ' ' Q . v ' . . - - i 4 ' 5 , ' . I 4 4., lug' '55 ' .

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FORUM CLUB Forums of one klnd or another have been an 1mportant part of Amer1can lrfe slnce the txme of the early New England town meetmgs Hlgh school groups are now encouraged to partxcrpate 10 forums held by the b1g Metropolltan news llvely and mtelllgent group known as the Forum Club Th1s group under the gurdance of Mr Zlmmerman and Mr Bernard gets valuable prac t1ce 1n forum procedure and conducts at 1ts meetxngs sp1r1ted dxscussxons on natronal and 1nternat1onal matters The Club plans to attend the NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE S Hlgh School Forum ln the sprmg and to present sev eral dxscusslons ln the assembly Fxrst Row J Flaherty A Ercole W Fztts J Katz R McBr1en R Hrll B juller I Puleo M McN1ven R Kmght Second Row G Chamourxan P Bowman J Fausett T May ers G Hood W Kuntz G Red ford R Lawrence W Falk A H111 L Bozzl R Barlow Lfffv W fw cf? U W. 'mf 'V 4.5 253 Q,Q.,t, AOMJ-AJ N SAILING CLUB In a commumty such as ours, where yachtmg 1S one of the mam forms of recreatlon, lt IS mevltable that all sorts of nautlcal groups w1ll be formed The schools bemg no exceptlon to th s rule, we have ln Bellows at present an or gan1zat1on known slmply as the Sa111ng Club Thxs club IS mainly composed of one deslgn sa1lors w1th plenty of experlence 1n the1r respec trve d1v1s1ons and one or two who have never settled ln one class, but have batted around the waters of the sound and adjacent areas 1n all sorts of raclng and cru1s1ng crafts Although the group s mam 8Ct1V1ty IS sprmg sa1l1ng, members devoted the1r w1nter meetlngs to the study of salty subjects that have to do wlth the handlmg and nav1gat1ng of small boats in -4 ig, Seated S Goyne G Jordan E Morehouse A Thomas G Edelson R Crosby N Alter Standmg P Clark A Silver C Beckwith L Litchfield D Fischer G Flscher B Thras her D Brown W Hodsdon R Hull R Santomenna P Exsmg S Gmtel 'X D , I f . ,xr - . F 5 . A I . , ,Q C Q - f u X I I if Q I 53 ol L ll ' ' ' - I . . . . . ,I papers. Bellowsuis right up to the times with a . i , M ' .H , . X gn' 5 - L llllll-'.' X , N N X V' ' 11 ' -f f an A NL? A f 5' 56