Clymer Central High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Clymer, NY)

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A SENIOR ACTIVITIES The Class of '58 has had a wide field of experiences this year, from dramatics and salesmanship to ournalism and - yes even study. Early in eptember we organized with these officers: President Clarence Spitzer Jr. Vice Pres. p Geneva Querreveld Secretary Jean Schruers Treasurer Vern n Meerdink Faculty Advisor Mr. Wiquist Of course, our first ambition was to get our rings as soon as possible. This we did, getting shortly before Christmas, rings of beautiful streamline design. After debating 'every thing from sweet ,peas to carnations, our class flower chosen was the yellow rose with blue and gold for our class colors. Our motto is nToday we launch. Where shall we anchor?n Our greatest task was in launching a new project for our school - the yearbook. It was named .the WSpotlightV by a vote of the Student body. The staff elected was: Editor in Chief Clarence Spitzer Jr. Asst. Editor Constantine Markello Business Manager Leda Reslink Asst. Bus. Manager Russell Damcott Photographic Q Class Editor' Geneva Querreveld Activities Editor Jean Schruers Sports Editor Wallace Whitcher Art Editor Audley Sliter Typing Editor Ellen Thompson There was a terrific amount of work to do - more than we realized - but we learned more than we realized, too. Besides foster- ing school spirit, our annual was not a minor source of class nrevenuen. x1 W xy x1 xy xy xy xr QQ-QQQQ 11111 i1s:wfwQWnf

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Vernon Meerdink was ncandy' lmnagern this year, keeping up the supply and doing the bookkeeping Incidentally, it may be interesting to know that something over 3925 has passed through the Seniors' books this year CPassed gg gugh, notice!! May 20 our p ay Peg O' My Heart' was given to a capacity audience in the Central School auditorium. It seems that the fortunes of haughty, English Mrs. Chi- chester and her haughtier daughter, Ethel, and good - for - nothing son, Alaric, are swept away by a bank failure. She under- X I :If X4 466 11114-4411! Warn Zi' SS. xg takes the training of her unknown niece-- fiery, human Peg O'Conne1l- she needs which would go to complies with her brother's ing the girl. In the course saves Ethel from running off discontented family head, for the money any lady who will concern- of events Peg with Brent, a ----meanwhile falling in love herself with Jerry Adair. 'f -5 The characters were: Peg--Audrey Sliter, Jerry--Jr. Spitzer, Mrs. Chichester--Ellen Thompson, Ethel--June Lookenhouse, Alaric- Ralph Thompson, Brent--- Scott Rundell, Hawkes, the solicitor -- Vernon Meerdink, Jarvis, the butler--Wallace Whitoher, Ben- nett, the maid--Virginia Tewinkle. 'The play, directed by Miss Davids, was a great success as far as attendance was concerned and, of course this made the financial side very acceptable indeed. On Play Day the Seniors and P.G.'s had charge of the 500 grade children out for a good time. Stunts and cootie formed the enter- tainment at the party at Leda Reslink's on Friday, May 13. Cn June lfJune's birthday of course! wc went skating at Findlay. As guests of the Juniors we had a wonderful time at Canandohta Lake, June ll.