Cumberland High School - Reflector Yearbook (Cumberland, RI)

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The Junior Rotarians ln order to observe how business and pro- fessional men conduct their meetings, boys selected by the principal on the basis of leader- ship, scholarship, and personality, attend the weekly meetings of the Pawtucket Rotary Club as Junior Rotarians. These experiences enable the guests to gain an insight into com' munity service and to ellect more complete international understanding. 35 James Walsli. John Bergeron. William Forsyth Smnd1'ngiAlbert Poole. Joseph Cordeiro, Edwin Adler, Rene lacoste. W.ilter Chomka

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Clubs The 4-H Clubs The 4-l-l Club represents one of the latest additions to the club program of Cumberland High School. Organized in March, 1946 under the faculty supervision of Mr, Thomas Skahan and county leadership of Mr, Walter D, Waterman, the club has made excellent records in the Held of dairying, gardening, landscaping, poultry-raising, and farm safety. With the return of classes in the fall of l946. the club resumed its activities of beautifying the school. Shrubs were solicited to reduce the expense of this worthy project. The girls 4-H Club has been even more recently organized under the guidance of the Misses Emily Picerne, faculty member, and Germaine Seelye, county agent. Their proj- ects are centered around better methods of home-making. We are conhdent that both these groups will be awarded many prizes for their commendable efforts in improving this community. l-'mm 1'owA-l.ucy liorte. Re! porter: Barbara Beatty. Secree ILIVL1 Treasurer: Mary McCourt. Song Leader, Second rou'4.lan1es O'Neill. Ref corder, Barbara Menagh, Presi- denlq George Haseotes. Presi- dent: Barbara Kut, Vice Presi- dent: Paul Poitras. Secretary.

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Clubs O O I l O I 0 0 0 0 O O 0 O C O 0 0 0 JXIQRO Cl U B .hiltll7Cf!V7Ll. lelil Io riizlzlz Harold Conlon. Albino Ramos. liarl lfosler. Paul Chabot. l7red Kelly, .John Nlatieo. Ted Houle, lnslruclor Pilot. Mr. Crowley. Club lnslrutlor. Roland lleloquin. Charles McNally. Antonio Ramos. llhilip George. .lohn .l, liennev. .lemme llansereau. ROY Nlaclienlie. Edward Marslantl. Bruno Blllllflglllilll Aero Club Under the supervision of Mr. John Crow- ley, a United States Army Air Force veteran, the Aeronautics Club assembles each Tuesday morning to discuss the past. present, and future of aviation. ln addition to seeing movies and reading pamphlets concerning the subject. the club members visited a local airport. After in- spection of the aircraft, the prospective avia- tors went aloft. The activities of this group in offering practical experiences, are at the same time educational and enjoyable. The Photography Club The Photo Club, directed by Mr. NVilliam McKenna. concentrates on taking. developing. and printing pictures. The aim of the club is to develop photographic techniques and to establish a permanent well-equipped depart- ment. The various snapshots found in the informal section of Our Year Book are speci- mens of the members' handicraft. Visual Education Audioavisual activities have accelerated since Mr. Williani lVlcKenna's return from service overseas. Because of the universal appeal of the hlms presented, the audio-visual curriculum has proved itself an invaluable aid to our education.