Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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QWIX CLEE CLUB First Row, left ot right: F. Wilyat, Gillespie, George, Cahill, T. Wilyat, Dodson, Slocum, Van Valkenburg. Second Row, left to right: Sweetheimer, Miss Ross, director, Carpenter, Bouton, Browne, Bassett, Truesdell. Hoyt. Third Row, left to right: Whipple, Fryer, Killeen, Fisher, Morgan, Cross. -uv-in 'imma 'Fi' A6 '33 ,is First Row, left to right: Walsh, johnson, Slocum, Wilyat, Burr, Buck, BIBKGSISQ, Miller, Van Valkenburg, Whipple, Second Row, left to right: Nesbitt, Browne, Bassett, Birkland, Yarrington, Miss Cooke, advisor, Hudes, McGee, Cahill, Schwab, Stevens, Bartholernew, Ciesell, CITAMARD CLUB The l939-l94O dramatic club held its organization meeting in November at which time Anamay Accarey suggested the novel name of Citamard Club dramatic spelled backward, and Eleanor johnson was elected president with Brian Cahill as vice presi- dent, Maurice McGee as treasurer and lean Blakeslee as secretary. Since that time jean turned her office.over to Avis Buck. lt was agreed to meet every other week in Miss Cooke's room. Instruction by Miss Cooke, a make-up lesson, and the various entertainment committees have made these meetings most enjoyable and recently the club has divided into three groups with Eleanor johnson, Brian Cahill and Patricia Whipple as student coaches in charge of three one-act plays to be presented by each group. As a climax to this year's work we plan to have a picnic or party and hope to continue our club next year. A,

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,W Violinsi Clarinet Bassoon Flute: Cello: Baritone Alto Saxophone Edwin Warren Tenor Saxophone Kenneth Reichert Trumpets james W rieri Donald McArthur Horns: Cordon Stevens Merton Miller Trombone Richard '-lonclort Tuba: Norman May Bars Drums loe Cillew William Topping Piano: Gloria Brown Delayed bv an epidemic of infantile paralysis the orchestra was not organized until about the middle of November The orchestra took part in the annual spring concert and in May went to the Houghton Music Festival

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Row lstandingl: Carpenter, Vosburg, Crawford, Chrisler, McKinley, Cumaer, Chrisler, Ten 7 ,Q First Row left to right: Brown, Whipple, Buckhout, Truesdell, Van Valkenburg, Bouton. Second Row, left to right Miss Coleman, advisor, Roth, Wilyat, Christ, Killeen, Slocum, Clute. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is one of the elective vocational clubs in our school, Club members assist one period a week in the library. Among the several duties, are included, making bulletin boards, preparing and filing clippings, pictures and pamphlets, charging books. shelving books, etc Club members learn thru ex erience, The lighter side of club activi- ties have included a Book Week Tea, a l-larvest Sjupper, a Book Reviewing party at Miss Coleman's and janet jackson's, respectively, We plan a picnic and excursion to complete the years social program Several Senior members will leave the club this commencement time. They have been an important factor in the club's success. President .......,.,.,. . . .Theresa Wilyat Vice President . . . .. .Laura Bouton Secretary .... . . .janet jackson Treasurer .. ,......... ...... . , .Gloria Brown FRENCH CLUB Eleanor johnson . . .....,,..,.. . ...,... President Elizabeth Nesbitt .. ......... Vice President Doris Allen ...,. .. .Secretary and Treasurer Miss Sander ,....,.,,,.....,.,.,..,.....,.,. Sponsor The French Club held their meetings at the homes of the members again this year, A Christmas party was held at the home of Evelyn Killeen, with all enjoying themselves very much ln May, the Club presented a chapel program consisting of modern music, Ameri- can folk songs translated into French, French folk dances, and a French play The year was Spent enioyably with many interesting meetings, l-irst Row lseatedl: Kegan, Birkland, Whipple, Allen, Miss Sander, advisor, johnson, Wilyat, Nesbitt, Second H agen, Burr. , . X 9 - Y - - 'T - in Z 'SFCEJQBB