Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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BAND AND ORCHESTRA This year the band played at several home football games and later a smaller group played at basketball games. Mr. Magee has carried on with his good work and due to him the band and orchestra had a full schedule. The first concert was in December. In February the band and orchestra organized into the Warsaw High School Band and Orchestra Association. The ollicers are: ' B. CONABLE ..... ........ P resident F. HAMILTON . . . .... Vice-President J. GILLEN ..... ...... S ecretary E. WARREN ..................................................... Treasurer Following this, the Association sponsored the Houghton Little Symphony Orchestra in a concert, and in March gave their own orchestra concert. Besides this, we have played at several outside activities, among them the Kiwanis Club. In addition, we look forward to the Spring Concert. 29

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Front row, left to right: Chrisler, Wolcott, Simard, Miss Jones, Topping, Hayden, Firman, Gillen Second row: Humphrey, James, Jones, Conable, Humphrey, Miller, Carpenter, Eck, Wright BLAST STAFF OFFICERS NANCY HAYDEN ........ ............. .............. E d itor-in-Chief BARBER CONABLE ........ ............. B usiness Manager MERRILL HUMPHREY ....... ..... A ssistant Business Manager MARGARET HUMPHREY . .. ................... Secretary ORVILLE CARPENTER ..... ................ A rt Editor CONSTANCE CARLINO ..... .... . Assistant Art Editor MILDRED FIRMAN .... .... . . .......... Literary Editor DONALD JONES ..... ........................... A ssistant Literary Editor BUSINESS STAFF Robert Miller, Mildred Wolcott, Jean Chrisler, William Topping, Ellsworth Eck, Richard Wright, Yvonne Simard, Joseph Gillen, Winton James, John Crawford. The Blast, being very short of members, started the school year with an organization meeting to elect new members to the stali. We decided to have the number of mem- bers divided equally between the three classes, so that we would lose only one-third of the stall each year. Nancy Hayden was elected Editor-in-Chief by the eight remain- ing members and the Blast was on its way. Initiation was a rollicking affair, and the future of the Blast looked promising. During the year the Blast sponsored several enterprises, most of which were very successful. Miss Jones proved herself the best of sports and a most able sponsor. The climax of the Blast year was the annual Stunt Night and all classes and clubs joined in the fun with clever programs. 28

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ORCHESTRA THE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Oatka Photo Club was started this year by Mr. O,Dell. At the first meeting, an election of officers took place. The officers are: President, Alfred Perkinsg Vice- President, Charles Pllaumg Secretary, Moira Cahillg Treasurer, Wilbur Martin. The object of the Club is to take pictures, learn how to develop them, and learn how to take better ones. A meeting is held every two weeks on Tuesday evening at seven thirty. The Club now has about twenty live members. Our entertainment committee sends to Eastman Kodak Co. for lectures and slides, which are given at the meetings. A very enjoyable trip was taken by the members to Kodak Park in Rochester on March 30. This trip cleared some questions in our minds about the making of films. All students with cameras are invited to join. 30