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

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GRADE SEVEN Bl-WEEKLY VISITS T0 THE TOWN LIBRARY AND RREQDENT VISITS TO THE SCHOOL LIBRARY TNDICATE A GROWING SNTEREST or THE SEVENTH GRADE IN READING, Miss WHlTNEV'S PUPILS EELDNE T0 THE BAND, THE CHORUS, THE M-H CLUB, THE Bov ScDDTs, AND THE CRAFT CLUB. Bv JOINING THE AMERICAN JUNIOR RED CROSS, THE SEVENTH GRADERS SHOWEO THEIR HELPFUL SPIRIT, THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE THANxsG1vaNc AND EASTER PROGENWS, AS WELL AS IN THE OPERETTA, SHOWS THAT THE SEVENTH GRADE as FULL or wELL-DnREcTED ENERcv. GRADE EIGHT WELMERW, A ONE-ACT PLAY, wAs THE HEPTURE or THE EIGHTH GRADE, WHEN, ON JANUARY 20, IT PRESENTED H HBERT POPPLETON OF LAKE- wooo, NEW YORK, WITH HDS MTRTH, MAG c, AND Music. WILBUR LOOKENHOUSE WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT or THE ETQHTH GRADE, IN THE DNPREDENDENTED ELECTION, OTHER OFFICERS wERE AS FOL- LOWS! VIDE PRESIDENT, LEsL:E WEEKS: SECRETARY, MARK IVESQ AND TREASDRER, JEAN KNOWLES, THE RED ROSE us THE CLASS FLOW- ER: AND RED, WHTTE, AND BLUE ARE THE EIGHTH GRADE coLoRs. IN JANUARY, JDAN KOOMAN BECAME SERIOUSLY ILL, REQUIRING AN OPERATION AT THE CLEVELAND CLINIC HOSPITAL, A MRS, WASSlNK'S cLAss CONTRIBUTED GENEROUSLY T0 THE JUNIOR RED CROSS AND WAS AMONG THE LEADING CLASSES IN THE PURCHASE OF DEFENSE. STAMPS, D0 YOU REMEMBER WHEN -- WE, IN HISTORY C, nGOT THE POINTUT MR, MANUEL USED T0 INTERRDPT THE CHORUS HEMEERST MERLE WRIGHT AND JACKIE NUTTALL wERE LOVERS! ART HAIR AND MARINE LEGTERS wERE NGOING STEADYnT JIM IFINN wAs GIVEN A BLACK DAT IN ASSEMBLY? THE THIRD GRADE uJUNlORSn GAVE THEIR AssEMaLv7 SENIORS WORKED so HARD ON THE SENIOR PLAY! JUNE wAs GRANDMA AND Jam wAs GRANDPA FINNT SPUTLIGHT 1942 2

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