Knox Memorial High School - Seymour Yearbook (Russell, NY)

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TAB CLUB C Senior 'l'qXl3 Club members have learnetl to enjoy anal ap- preciate line literature through this Club uncler the leadership of Nliss lirown. lfsther Pilbeam was chosen Presiclent and june Clarke Secretary. Learning about the library antl how to use it to best atl- vantage has been the pleasant project of the twenty-two sex'- enth graders uncler the direction of lVliss Brown. lfleanor Reecl serves as Presitlent, with Bar- bara Denton, Vice Presitlent, and VVilliam Wliese, Secretary- 'l'reasurer. ART CLUB I Art Club members have spec- ializetl in clesign work, lantl- scapes, antl lettering this year. 'lihey are on call for art work antl we appreciate their coop- eration. Klrs. Beaulieu serves as atlvisor for the group. I, 9' 4 TAB CLL'BiFront Row: Clarke, Anson, Wiese, Miss Brown, Reed, Denton, M. Towne, E. Pilbeam. Second Row: Tupper, Akey, Cota, Matthews, Davenport, Tupper, Grant, Burns, Hill. Third Row: XYf'hitmarsli, Fountain, Charron, Chambers, Guiles, Hutt, Fifield, Maekin, Anson, Harmer. ART Cl.I'B-Front Row: I-lance, Paro, Congtlon, Gallinger. Second Row: Chambers, Harmer, Mrs. Beaulieu, Paro, M. Curtis. Top Row: XY, Curtis, Towne, Towne, Clint, Rider, Given. an JJ

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STUDENT COFNCIL-Front Row: Brewer, Fulton, Mr. Tiel, Miss Wilcmmx, Mr. Wfiese. Top Row: Rider, King, Sutter, McCarty, La- Fountain, Caswell, Gilbert, Loope. NEIVSPAPER CLUB-Front Row: Coffey, Hull, Miss Clark, Hill, Dean, Miss Gates. Second Row: N. Fulton, Laddison, Curtis, Meil- leur, Fitield, Howland, I-lance, Matthews. Top Row: Caswell, Lena- Zan, Bullock, R. Smith, 1. Smith, Ashley, Coloton, V. Fulton, B. olton. 32 STUDENT COUNCIL I Student Council made its de- but this year and at last is a power-no longer a name. Its first project has heen to sched- ule social activities for all classes on the school calendar. A com- plete report will soon be made to the student hody on the Council's plan for a democratic student government. Officers elected hy the student body are: VVilliam Brewer, President: Shir- ley Hewlett, Vice Presidentg Richard Fulton, Secretary, and Dorothea Sutter, Treasurer. Faculty representatives are Mr. VViese, Mr. Tiel and Miss VVil- cox. NEWSPAPER CLUB I The husy members of the Newspaper Cluh manage to turn out 'KKnox Knewsh at regular intervals, and have even found time to raise funds for a mimeo- scope as well as the Polio Fund. Officers are: Malcolm llill, President, Dan Coffey, lfditorg Francis Dean, Secretaryg Dennis Hull, Business Manager, and Miss Clark, advisor. Faculty assistants are: Mrs. Beaulieu, Miss Brown, Miss Gates, Mrs. Fulton, Miss Thomas, Mr. Har- mer and Mr. Armstrong. ,fag .. ! f

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PHOTO CLl'B-Front Row: W. Towne, W. Colton, Wluitefortl, Reed, R. Tuttle, R. Towne. Second Row: A. Tuttle, Fry, Locke, D. Laddison, Fulton, B. Colton, B. Coloton, B. Denton. Third Row: Howland T. Coloton, B. Fifield, Mr. Collison, Smith, Matthews Sibley, I-lance, H. Laddison. SCIENCE CLUB-Front Row: Enslow, R. Tuttle, Harmer, A. Tuttle. Second Row: Reed, Colton, Wliitmarsh, Marshat, Whiteftmrd, Mr. Schwartz. Third Row: Sibley, Robinson, Davis, La Fountain. 34 PHOTO CLUB C Practical experience in taking and developing pictures has made club members become foto fans under the guidance of their advisor, Mr. Collison. The increased membership of the club this year made it nec- essary to divide into two sec- tions. SCIENCE CLUB O Sixteen club members under the leadership of Mr. Schwartz experimented with electric mo- tors and electromagnets this year. Field trips offered fun and new learning experiences, when members took to the young mountain behind the school and collected specimens for class discussion.