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

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CORRESPONDENCE CLUB-Front Row: Loope, Arquitt. S. An son, E. Anson, Towne. Second Row: Caswell, McCarty, Mrs. Arm strong, B. Akey, Reed. Third Row: Guiles, Reed, Coffey, Hull, Den ton, Law, Caswell, W. Akey. HOMEJIAKING' CLUB-Front Row: N. Pilbeam, Clarke, King. Butterfield, E. Pilbea'n, Chambers. Second Row: Given, Harmer Wallace, Enslow, Towne, Blackmer. Scott, McCarty, Davenporti Third Row: Gallinger, Rider, Charron, Towne, Paro, Clint, H. Curtis, OT-learn, W. Curtis, M. Curtis. 36 CORRESPONDENCE CLUB The purpose of the Corres- pondence Club is to promote world fellowship through cor- respondence with other students in foreign lands. Guest speakers with talks on first-hand exper- ience in other lands have been a feature of this club. Officers are: Barbara Akey, Presidentg Larry Fraser, Vice Presidentg William McCarty, Secretary, and Rosalie Reed, Treasurer. lVlrs. Armstrong acts as advisor. HOMEMAKING CLUB O Perfecting the homemaking arts of cooking and sewing have claimed the attention of the Homemakingf Club under the leadership of Mrs. Butterfield. Parties with holiday touches have tested originality. Officers who serve are: Nlargaret King, President: June Clarke, Vice President: Dorothy Laddison, Secretarv and Esther Pilbeam, , Y Treasurer. sr 'B - lggglv 7' sf LV.

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WELCOMING CLUB I Directecl by Mr. Armstrong, the XYelcoming Club is a new group whose purpose is to pro- mote inter-school friendships ancl welcome visiting teams. Visiting teams ancl officials are receivecl bv club members upon arrival :incl escorted through our new school. Refreshments are often served following games. Mem- bers are appointed by the acl- ministration, with representa- tion from all home rooms. FRENCH CLUB I Acquiring conversational skill in French phrases, and learning songs and something about the French people, have kept inter- est high in French Club. Officers are: VVilliam McCarty, Presi- Clentg Vfvorth Lenahan, Vice Presidentg Barbara Al-zey, Secre- tary, ancl Rosalie Reed, Treas- urer, with Mrs. Armstrong as a cl visor. 3 . Q l i l l ll liLCOJIIiX'G CLUB-Sitting: Vlfhitefottl, Merkley, Mr. Arm- strong Barrv Thurstin Sihle Standin . Frv Hill, McEwen, Reed, . Y .i - - Y- 8' ,- Pilbeam. FRILYCH C1.l'B---Seated or: floor: Towne, L, McCarty. Seatetl on henchr XV. McCarty, Mrs. Armstrong. Standing: Smith, Lenahan, Alxey, Reed, ,,.. JJ

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AG CLUB C VVednesdays find the Ag Club members discussing interesting topics such as farming as a hobby or full time job, breeds of cattle and sheep, the Harmer method of splicing rope and money-making projects which all carry on. Officers are: President. Xlar- vin Matthewsg Vice-President, Harold Bullock, and Secretary- Treasurer, Arnold Fountain. Mr. Tiel serves as advisor. SAFETY PATROL I Safety Patrol cooperates with Student Council in setting up safety rules for the student body. Rain or shine, sleet or snow, the group carries on when busses are loading or unloading. Rich- ard Pike serves as Captain with Robert Collison, Assistant Cap- tain. Other members are: Carl Hull, Weldon Reed, VVilliam Whiteford, Cephas Gibbons, Russell Tuttle, Grover Lafoun- tain, Harry Harmer, Theodore Ifnslow and Alton Tuttle, led by Mr. Tiel as advisor. I 5 e ill T 1 1 3 AG. CLl'BAFront Row: R. Tuttle, A. Fountain, Bullock, Mi. Tiel, Matthews, Whiteftmrd, Reed. Second Row: Lenahan, Hance, Sibley, F. Fountain, Robinson, Colton, Wfhitmarsh, Towne, Gibbons. Top Row: Enslow, LaI'ountain,'A. Tuttle, Marsbat, Coloton, Fry, Davis, Kirkey, Gotham, Harmer. SAFETY PATROL--Front Row: Mr. Tiel, Enslow, Harmer, Tuttle, Collisam, Pike, Hull. Top Row: R. Tuttle. LaFountaifi, Gibbons, Fountain, B. Wfhitcford, C. 'iX'hiteford, Reed. 37 F 'Qv