Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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SOCK AND BUSKIN lllt' Soflv and l'll1Slil1l Klub has s1:1gefl Z1 con- tinuous prograui of lll'UClllL'll1JllS lllfirllglllilll the vear in the school. i11 1l1e Ctllllllllllllly, and lor various causes. lxCl'llZLlJS the 111os1 outstaiirluig pe1'lo1'111a11ces were 'l'l1e lYe1lcli11g given three times, and 'l'l1e xvilllillllil, Z1 play of great 1ll'ZLlllZlllC value. llaving in- creased their Illlllllbbl' bv i11i1iz11io11. the group has brouglit forth such stars as lfileen lil'fDYCl', l.lovcl lfate lin, lyfll Davis. Robert liinnev, :uid Sallv liuinaer. r .. . . . .--,...L. in -Q ' fs- . 2 1 1 E 5 Row 'l, Left to Right: N. Rix, J. D'Angelo, M. Vigneri, M. Winters, S. D'Angelo, J. Farnholz. Row 2: E. Grover, A. Wickwire, H. Ten Hagen, B. Hoy, J. Carlson, F. Walczak. Row 3: Miss Benjamin, P, Davis, S1 Gu- maer, J. Alfieri, G. Herman, E. Webster. Row 4: T. Smallwood, M. Ram- sey, F. Ramsey, J. Montgomery, D. Miller, L. Appleby, L. Catlin. Row 1, Left to Right: N. Gouinlock, L. Ball, l. Saggese, A. Thompson. Row 2: E. Granka, A. Lindstrom, N. Ernbury, S. Gumaer, A. Wickwire. Row 3: A. Kreutter, E. Grover, M. Holahan, S. Gott, Miss Mosel. 1 fi 'f f J ,.' t m- vt. Bliss Llidljilllilll folloxvecl bv such actors and actresses :is Xlarv Xlinters, 'l'hornton Small- vvoocl, llenrv Ten llagen, Bill VYheel- er. llavirl Millerancl-loe.-Xlheri. The president for the present year has been lfelicia Ranisevz llarv Yignere. X'll.'C-lJI'C5lClQlllI and Norma Rix, secretary and ll'C219ll1'CT. The plays have been directed bv Miss Dorothy l'JCIllZlllll1l, 1l1e advisor. and produced by rlillilflllflll Sinallwood, the student director. :Xlreaclv among the top-notch activities i11 the school, the Sock and Ruskin promises itself an interesting anal successful future, and a brilliant aCl1ieve111e111 of its aims, to develop idle talents and improve local dra- matics. LIBRARY CLUB President ..... .. Avis Xllickwire XllCG-lJI'C5iflCl1f .. .. lileanor Granka 'l'reasurer . . . . . . Nancy Gouinloclc Bi-weeklv the n1e1nl:ers ot tl1e l.ibrarv Club meet to devote an hour to l.lIl'lllCl'l1lg' 21.11 interest in books. During this term tl1e IH6IlllJG1'S have spent the lllllll' in one of the nrst six grades l'C2lClll1g' stories to the children. I11 aflclition to this tl1e 1nen1bers spend one or two periods a week helping Bliss Hosel w i tl1 routine library work and learning much about library proceclure. l28l

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Mary Yigiiere years. XYork hegan last fall i111111e11if ately after tl1e el1-1'ti1111 111 staff officers. Mary Yiguere was ele1't1-11 eflitor-111 chief. New 1116111110145 were t11e11 chos- 1111 111111 i11it1ate1l at the 11111111211 'Blast' 11:1rty. Then arose 1l1e 61116811011 111 whether the lil21s1 01111111 l1e 11111:1isl1- 1111 tl1is year. XYitl111111 thiiiking of that any l.l1I'1l1Gl', 1112111s were set 111 011611 ation, pictures were 2lil'Zt11gCCl. write- 1111s were turnecl 111, 11121115 111211le to earn 1111111ey were i11r11111la1e1l, 2l.ClYCl'1l5C- 111e111s were solicited 211111 hiially it was all put together to 11121110 1111 this yea1 s l5last . All of us sincerely hope that this year's annual will lie o11e of your favorites. HIGH-LIGHTS LITERA-LITES 11lS1Ull'GCl hy tra1liti1111 a1111 hy the 11esire t11 11111111511 a s1'l11111l 11ews11a111-r and iiiaggaziiie, the lixe 111e11111e1's ot the ,l1111r1121lis111 Class have s11Ceee1le1l 111 1Jl'Ulll1Ci11g' fitteeii 111liti1111s of High- lights, Zlllfil two ot l.ite1'21-Lites. 1.21w- renee .X.1J11lClDj' Zlllfl Klary 1171111618 are the respective e1lit11rs of the two 13111.1- lieatioiis. The staff w11rlce1l 11111le1' the guiclaiiee of Miss ljllggilll. These two 1111l1lic21tio11s have trie1l to g1ye a 11111- ture of school life i11 the year 1944- 45- 1291 THE BLAST lf1lit11r-111-L'hiet . . . ....... Mary Yigiiere Business Xlaiiager ..... .. TllO1 ll1lJI1 SlllIlllN't'UOCl Secretary 211111 il-i1'C2l.Sll1'E1' . ........ Norma Rix Literary Editor ....... ....... B etty Owen l1l111t11gra11l111f Editor .. .. Henry rli61l llageu Sports lC1li111r ...................... 1.111y1l Catlin Cljnxft lQ1li1ors ...... Mary Ramsey, Felicia Ramsey Ass111'i211e .Xrt llclitor ..... ........ S ally C,211111aer Lvllflifl' the ea11al1le s111,111sorsl1i11 of Miss Butter- 11el1l the 'l3last has again a1111eare1l thr1111gl11111t the halls 111 YYZ11'52lXY High School. This year, with 111a- terials more cliflieult to ol1t:1i11. the task ot 1111l1lisl1i11g the 21111111111 was even more 21111110115 than 111 111'ey'io11s Row 'l, Left to Right: Miss Butterfield, B. Meng, N. Rix, B, Owen, M, Vignere, L. Smith. Row, 2: N. Bouton, N. Embury, N. Gouinlock, M. C0- field, P. Hunter. Row 3: J. Alfieri, H. Ten Hagen, S. Gumaer, T. Small- wood. Row 4: M. Ramsey, F. Ramsey, D. Stubley, L. Catlin, E. Webster. Seated: F. Walczak, M. Vignere, S. Gott. Standing: M. Winters, L. Catlin, T. Smallwood, L. Appleby, E, Webster, Miss Duggan.