Phelps Central High School - Highlights Yearbook (Phelps, NY)

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fi ra Dramatics Club First Row: Nash, Sabin, A. Bishop, Steen, DePauw, Benge, Mrs. Pitrella, advisor Second Row: Avedisian, Morgan, VanHyse, Bremer, .M-aslyn, Fair, VanNVaes, I Scherbyn, Boswell Third Row: J. Howe, Riley, Canne, Peck, Oaks, Harland, V. Howe, Totman, A. Oaks, Smith U11der the guidance of Mrs. Pitrella the club met every Thursday during activity period. NVe selected the following officers: President, Gertrude Totmang Vice President, Marilyn Foster, Secretery, William Scherbyng Treasurer, John Howe. In November, the Dramatics Club made a trip to Rochester to see the Shake- spearnean play Hamlet, NVe put on +a play fort theschool assembly. It was entitled Bessie, the Ban- dit s Beautiful Baby. The first part of the year we worked on pantornines, then worked on our plays and finished the year on choral work. At Christmas time we 'celebrated with a party. We had refreshments, listened to records and exchanged presents. 47

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School Paper First Row: Mr. Hartmann, advisor, Adams, Gleason, Oaks, Hulster, Alexander, Miss Connolly, advisor Second Bow: Lyon, H. King, Welch, Gifford, VanHyse, Bremer, Leverty, Raes, Boswell Q Tnird Row: Smith, Fitzgerald, Howe, Stetzel, B. King, Sabin, Garrison, DeMay Canne, Steen Under the supervision of Miss Connolly and Mr. Hartmann, The P, C. S. lie- view Staff met every Tuesday activity period and seven issues were published during the year. - The editorial staff consisted of Alberta Oiaks, Editor-in-Chief, Beverly Hul- ster, James Gleason, Associate Editors: Catherine Sabin, Art Editor, Rocco Alexan- der, Mary Steen, Sport Editors, Velma Adams, B-usiness Manager, Patricia Gifford, Cineulation and Exchange Editor. The Review exchanged copies with ten other schools this ye-ar. Miss Connolly, Mr. Hartmann, Alberta Oaks, Catherine Sabin, Beverly Hul- ster and Dorothy Leverty attended a newspaper clinic in Rochester, New York put on by the Rochester Times-Union at the Seneca Hotel. In the morning they heard different speakers from the paper who told about their particular jobs and describ- ed various types of newspaper work. In the afternoon the group went through the Times-Union plant where they saw the presses in aktion. 46

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I I l t Future Farmers of America .Y ,...... -.-.-.. l w l r 'K l First Row: Crough, Henecke, K. Frarey, McAllister Second Row: Welch, J. Bishop, H. Smith, Hawley, Totman, B. Oaks, Mr. Johnson Third Bow: E. Oaks, Craig, Backus, Pederson, Chase, DeRuyter, Westfall, DeBuyter Fourth Row: Steele, VerStraeteg K. Smith, J. Stetzel, E. Heffron, J. Heffron G. Adams, DeBoover, Crouch x At the last meeting of the 1945-46 school year, the following slate of officers were elected for the year 1946-47: ' -l President - Paul Crouch Vice Presidentt - John Bishop ' Secretary - Philip Crouch Treasurer - Milton Minns Reportter - Ronald Steele Sentinel - Gary Adams Advisor - H. Johnson 4 Our new year started with the meeting on July 18th. At this time a financial connnitteel was appointed as well as a committee to plan for the Ontario County 4 Fair. The August activities centered around getting read for the Ontario Fair. On August 23-25th a number of chapter members exhilbited at the fair. The following members had exhibits: Paul Crouch, Jack Harland, Jack DeBoover, Mil- ton Miuns, Emor DeCann, Philip Crouch and John Bishop. About thirty-five prizes were won by these members. The Phelps Chapter also won 333.00 with a chapter exhibit on Fire Prevention and for the chapter hav- ing the best five female dairy heifers of one breed. The Chapter also made around 860.00 011 the two concessions. During September plans were made for the local Community fair. September 17th, Phelps was host to the Yates-Ontario group and Paul Crouch was elected President of the county group. On September 27th ,and 28th, Paul Crouch and Mr. Johnson attended a lead- ership school at Ithaca. The local fair was held Friday evening, October 12th in the school garage. Continued on page 56 '