Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS ge XXVPIIIY-f0llI'

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unior Activities About the first of October, last fall, those favored few who had the cov- eted thirty-eight and a half counts, met after school aml after much confusion duly elected officers as follows: President ,..,Y,.....,....., ,,,.......... I sabel Fisher Vice-President .,,,.,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, . loseph Thomas Secretary ii,,iii,,,,i,.iiii iii,,iii ll Iary E. Wiggins Treasurer ,,i....,..................i,......,ii,,,ii.....,...... Gregory lllartin Miss Munn was asked to be the sponsor aml she graciously accepted. Then things began to happen. The Junior Prom being scheduled after much deliber- ation and the night of November 4th was Finally decided upon. Red, orange, yellow, and light brown were chosen as the colors for the crepe paper. These fall colors combined with the skillful hand of the Juniors to form a most pleasing effect in the old gym. The orchestra committee headed by Norma Swan, engaged Lee Hoth's Orchestra from East Aurora. The punch conunittee managed by Deen Schrader made an excellent showing by producing a delicious drink. Programs were made by drawing classes, aml bridge tables were set up for the chaperons. The evening was gone before anyone was at all ready to go home, but like all good things the Junior Prom of the class of '34 came to a close, a huge success, both socially ami financially. The next meeting of any importance was the buying of the rings. This has always caused considerable controversy in the previous classes but being exceptional we unanimously decided to buy ours from the Balfour company. They arrived in due time aml are of course the best looking rings any class has ever bought. Now everything is settled and we are sailing on to Regents aml subse- quently into the Senior Class of next year. Page Lvven ty-three

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EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Page twenty-five